:45:00
Do you ever regret it?
:45:02
Not really.
:45:05
Oh, there are exceptions, like...
:45:08
last night, when the door opened
and I saw you.
:45:15
Come on, General.
:45:17
You don't think I'm so insensitive
as to not see through that remark?
:45:22
Now, what do you mean by that?
:45:25
Well, yesterday I called the police
:45:29
and I... I reported
that I saw you shoot a man.
:45:34
And today you're telling me that
when you saw me, music filled your ears
:45:38
and thunder and lightning filled the sky?
Oh, boy!
:45:41
Yeah, you're right.
:45:44
If... I guess if we'd both see
such a scene in a movie, we'd break up.
:45:51
I meant it, though.
:45:55
And to prove that,
I want to take you to dinner.
:45:59
Agreed?
:46:02
I'll take that for a yes.
:46:11
If Helen had just closed her eyes
to some of Tom's flirtations,
:46:15
they might still be married!
:46:17
Whatever happened
to your husband, Mrs Walters?
:46:20
Who knows? Sent him out
for Chinese food 30 years ago
:46:23
and I haven't heard from him since.
:46:25
You know, I have raised that girl since
she was three years old, single-handed?
:46:30
Mother...
:46:34
- Mrs Stewart.
- Hello, Lieutenant.
:46:36
Well, I hope you don't expect to eat now.
:46:38
No. I already had dinner.
:46:40
At a lovely restaurant overlooking
the city. It was just beautiful.
:46:44
You might have called. Did you dine alone?
:46:50
Why, no. Not this time.
:46:54
As a matter of fact,
I had dinner with General Hollister.
:46:57
General Hollister!