:49:01
I was only 9,
but I miss Pearl a lot.
:49:06
She was my only friend until now.
:49:08
She used to teach me things too.
:49:12
Everybody ought to have a friend.
:49:17
Go on, tell me about your grandmother.
Where'd she get the music box?
:49:21
It was a present.
:49:25
- From a man?
- That's right.
:49:27
- Did he marry her?
- No, he didn't.
:49:30
Why not?
:49:32
I don't know why not.
I don't know all the details.
:49:37
You see, my grandmother was...
:49:39
Yes, go on!
:49:41
The man was from a different world.
He was very rich and important.
:49:46
- And she?
- She was just a beautiful woman.
:49:50
- Tell me more.
- I don't know anymore.
:49:52
You must know some more.
:49:55
The man?
:49:56
He was her lover?
:49:59
- Yes?
- Yes, they were lovers.
:50:10
- What are you laughing at?
- You sound so experienced.
:50:13
- You're a baby.
- I'm no baby, Gordon. I got experience.
:50:18
You have, have you?
:50:20
I've been done over, a year back.
I don't know who he was.
:50:23
Some fellow Rose-Ann brought back.
:50:26
They'd been drinking.
:50:28
- Don't pay no attention to her.
- I ain't no circus performer.
:50:31
- But she can't see nothing.
- But you better get rid of her.
:50:35
All right. I'll go find the old man.
He can take her for a while.
:50:43
Quite a fire in you!
:50:50
- Come on!
- No! Rose-Ann! Ole Pa!
:50:53
knock it off!
:50:55
I'll teach you to bite,
you little bitch!
:50:58
Rose-Ann! Ole Pa!