:14:00
I told Miss Cotton,
look at my girl Marnie.
:14:03
She's too smart to go gettin' herself
mixed up with men... none of 'em!
:14:09
Well, let's go on back to the kitchen.
:14:13
I've got to see to that pie.
:14:33
Uh, Marnie, I've been
thinking seriously
:14:36
about asking Miss Cotton and Jessie
to move in here with me.
:14:40
Miss Cotton is a real nice woman.
:14:44
She's decent. A hard-working woman
with a little girl to raise.
:14:48
Come on, Mama, why don't
you just say what you mean?
:14:51
What you want is for Jessie
to come live with you.
:14:56
Marnie, you oughtn't let yourself act
jealous of a little ol' kid like that.
:15:00
She don't bother me none.
:15:04
And we could always use
the extra money.
:15:06
The Cottons are mighty decent people.
:15:13
Why don't you love me, Mama?
:15:17
I 've always wondered why you don't.
:15:22
You never give me one part
of the love you give Jessie.
:15:28
Mama -
:15:31
Why do you always
move away from me?
:15:33
Why? What's wrong with me?
:15:36
Nothing! Nothing's wrong with you.
:15:39
No. You don't think that.
:15:41
You've always thought there
was something wrong with me.
:15:43
- Haven't you? Always!
- I never.
:15:46
My God! When I think
of the things I've done
:15:50
to try to make you love me.
:15:53
The things I've done!
:15:56
Hm. What are you
thinking now, Mama?