:17:00
but who am l
to upset your plans?
:17:04
Don't you feel kind of silly?
:17:07
KATHERlNE: l never feel silly.
:17:09
G. W: lt's because you have
no sense of humor.
:17:11
Why couldn't we sit down
in the hotel dining room...
:17:14
and talk about whatever it is
you want to talk about?
:17:17
Or why couldn't you just come
over to the house?
:17:20
And have everybody know
that we're meeting?
:17:22
Everybody knows, and what's
the difference? We're married.
:17:24
That is something
l should like to change.
:17:34
You know the answer, Katie.
:17:37
That isn't why you sent for me.
:17:39
Let's get to the rat killing.
:17:42
That's just
the kind of remark...
:17:44
that's always
endeared you to me.
:17:47
Let us open the discussion.
:17:49
Very well. Our daughter
is coming home in a few days,
:17:52
or, rather, she's coming here.
:17:54
lt was just
a slip of the tongue...
:17:56
that made me refer
to this ugly hamlet as home.
:17:59
"Our daughter." ls it so hard
to say her name? lt's Becky.
:18:02
Rebecca!
:18:04
l hate that name.
:18:05
Anyway, she's coming home,
:18:08
and l hoped to persuade you
to let her live with me...
:18:11
part of the time in the capital,
part of the time in New York,
:18:15
and, of course,
Newport during the season.
:18:19
You're whistling
in the wind, Katie.
:18:22
lf she stays here,
:18:23
she'll become just as
crude and as vulgar...
:18:26
as all of this country.
:18:28
And if she goes your way,
she'll be all show and no stay.
:18:31
Oh.
:18:37
No go, Kate.
:18:40
KATE: l hate you.
:18:42
Oh, how l hate you!
:18:44
G. W: Half the people
in the world are women.
:18:47
Why does it have to be you
that stirs me?
:18:53
You animal.
:18:54
G. W: That's the story.
:18:56
l saw your picture in the paper
at the Governor's Ball.
:18:59
You were dancing
with the governor.