:00:43
-Hello, Mom.
-Oh, you!
:00:45
We're go!ng to see that wedd!ng.
:00:48
But you haven't been home f!ve m!nutes.
:00:50
You don't have a wedd!ng every day,
do you?
:00:52
Now look, Gudrun,
your Aunt Jess!e's com!ng to lunch.
:00:55
You haven't seen her for two years.
Now, why don't you stay?
:01:00
Two more days won't make
much d!fference, w!ll !t? Come on.
:01:02
lt's a Cr!ch wedd!ng, Mom.
:01:13
Ursula....
:01:16
Do you really not want to get marr!ed?
:01:19
-l don't know. lt depends how you mean.
-lt usually means one th!ng.
:01:24
Wouldn't you be !n a better pos!t!on
!f you were marr!ed?
:01:27
l m!ght be. l'm not sure, really.
:01:31
You don't th!nk one needs the exper!ence
of hav!ng been marr!ed?
:01:34
Gudrun, do you really th!nk
!t need be an exper!ence?
:01:38
lt's bound to be poss!bly undes!rable,
but st!ll an exper!ence of some sort.
:01:44
Not really.
More l!kely to be the end of exper!ence.
:01:49
-Good morn!ng, M!ss Brangwen.
-Good morn!ng.
:01:52
Yes, of course, there !s that to cons!der.