:34:13
Have you seen her? Is she all right?
Did she ask about me?
:34:16
- She say anything about last week?
- I haven't seen her.
:34:20
I haven't either,
or heard her playing either.
:34:23
- You don't suppose she's ill?
- No, no, I don't think so.
:34:27
You ought to realize it wouldn't be
right for me to act as a go-between.
:34:31
I understand, yes, of course.
I beg your pardon.
:34:35
I thought you'd understand
my being anxious.
:34:38
I do. And when I see her,
I'll tell her that you asked about her.
:34:41
Will you? That's very kind of you.
:34:44
I don't mean to embarrass you,
but it means a great deal to me.
:34:48
- I know.
- I suppose you think it's foolish...
:34:52
...rather absurd,
this attachment of mine.
:34:55
I don't think there's anything
foolish about it.
:34:58
- You don't?
- No.
:35:00
Not even under
these grotesque conditions?
:35:03
No.
:35:05
Well, still, it's possible to think of it
as a rather foolish thing.
:35:09
She's so proud, you know?
Such a delicate creature.
:35:12
And yet she allowed me to touch
her hair for a moment. You saw that.
:35:17
You see, I really have
nothing else to live for.
:35:21
Fourteen.
:35:35
So many of these people
have such extraordinary minds.
:35:39
Such extraordinary sensibilities.
:35:42
Too extraordinary, I think, sometimes.
:35:45
This is not a scientific theory.
:35:48
Maybe it's romantic, but I often
compare them to fine crystal...
:35:52
...which has been shattered by the
shock of some intolerable revelation.
:35:58
I have the feeling when I talk
with them, they have seen too much...