:53:03
as you would have done.
:53:10
There's a Greek word
for people you let work for you.
:53:15
Translated, it means literally,
"footman."
:53:19
I'm your "footman"?
:53:23
No, that's not true.
I'm not your feet.
:53:25
Just say I'm your wife.
:53:27
It was a stupid analogy.
:53:30
You're Maria...
:53:32
and you're my wife.
:53:34
And we're not Greeks.
:53:36
No, you really couldn't say that.
:53:40
But you have courage.
:53:48
You're beautiful...
:53:52
and intelligent...
:53:57
and I love you.
:54:01
I may change in the next few years.
:54:06
You've considered everything
very carefully.
:54:09
Yes, maybe it's just that.
:54:13
I'll always recognize you.
:54:19
Your time's up.
:54:24
On the contrary.
:54:30
My time's just beginning.
:54:45
What did he say?
:54:47
That Pency can supply
the plant as a whole,
:54:51
not individual parts.
:54:53
I understood something
about handwork.
:54:54
Senkenberg, we have problems enough
without your making new ones.
:54:58
I'm just trying to prevent us
from having any.