An Unmarried Woman
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:00:08
- Can I help you?
- I'll have a glass of white wine, please.

:00:18
Two beers, Tom.
:00:36
- Erica!
- Hi!

:00:41
- Come, join us.
- Okay.

:00:47
It's good to see you.
Erica Benton, Edward Thoreaux.

:00:51
- Hello.
- Nice to meet you.

:00:53
Erica works over at the Rowan.
:00:55
Oh, really?
I haven't seen the new show.

:00:58
Oh, it's very controversial.
Either you love it or you hate it.

:01:01
Edward just got back
from a year in Rome. He's a painter.

:01:05
How was Rome?
:01:07
Oh, it's very controversial.
Either you love it or you hate it. I loved it.

:01:11
How are you, Erica?
:01:13
Oh, I'm a little weird these days.
:01:16
- I'm getting divorced.
- Ah, I'm surprised.

:01:19
- Why?
- You seem like such a normal person.

:01:22
Compared to me, that is.
:01:24
It's the normal people who are getting
divorced. Nobody else bothers to get married.

:01:28
If I got married every time I thought
it was serious, I would be in lots of trouble.

:01:32
How are you?
:01:34
The work I'm doing is nice.
:01:37
Edward and I are definitely an item.
:01:39
- So life is good.
- One hates to be thought of as an item.

:01:46
Hey, what's happening, babe?
:01:48
- Hi, Charlie.
- Hey, Charlie.

:01:50
- Jean, how ya doin'?
- Hi. My name is Edward Thoreaux.

:01:54
- Charlie. Nice to see you.
- How do you do?

:01:57
- Were you slumming?
- I wasn't up till now.


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