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1:12:00
A month.
1:12:03
I thought it was a transient thing,
blow over in a week.

1:12:08
I still pray to God
it's just a menopausal infatuation.

1:12:14
But it is an infatuation, Louise.
1:12:19
There's no sense in my saying
I won't see her again, because I will.

1:12:26
You want me to leave,
check into a hotel?

1:12:33
Do you love her?
1:12:38
I don't know how I feel.
1:12:42
I'm grateful I can feel anything.
1:12:48
I know I'm obsessed with her.
1:12:52
Then say it!
1:12:55
Don't keep telling me that
you're obsessed, you're infatuated!

1:12:58
Say that you're in love with her.
1:13:03
I'm in love with her.
1:13:06
Then get out! Go anywhere you want.
Go live with her, but don't come back!

1:13:11
Because after 25 years of building
a home and raising a family...

1:13:15
and all the senseless pain
that we have inflicted on each other...

1:13:19
I'm damned if I'll stand and have you
say you're in love with somebody else!

1:13:24
This isn't the convention weekend
with your secretary, is it?

1:13:28
Or some broad that you picked up
after three belts of booze.

1:13:32
This is your great winter romance,
isn't it?

1:13:35
Your last roar of passion before
you settle into your emeritus years.

1:13:39
Is that what's left for me?
Is that my share?

1:13:42
She gets the winter passion,
and I get the dotage?

1:13:45
Am I supposed to sit home
knitting and purling...

1:13:49
while you slink back
like some penitent drunk?

1:13:52
I'm your wife, damn it...
1:13:54
and if you can't work up
a winter passion for me...

1:13:56
the least I require
is respect and allegiance!


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