:10:06
Mother, I apologise for David.
He finds it difficult to be with people now.
:10:11
- You understand?
- Of course, darling.
:10:15
- My poor girl.
- No. I'm all right.
:10:18
We're all all right. Aren't we, Tom?
:10:21
Aye, indeed we are.
:10:24
Well, goodbye, Mistress.
These are for you and your husband.
:10:29
There's little enough to eat
in London at the moment.
:10:33
Thank you, Tom.
:10:36
Thank you, Tom.
:10:39
Come on, Tom.
:10:43
He's drunk.
:10:45
- Is he always like that?
- Most of the time, but he's a good friend.
:10:49
Any time you want to come home,
you and Jo...
:10:52
No.
:10:53
My home is here, Mother,
with David and Jo.
:10:57
It was you who told me not to expect
marriage to be uninterrupted pleasure.
:11:02
- I'm afraid it was.
- Yes, it was.
:11:05
Well, at least Jo seems well.
:11:08
- I kissed him on the ear.
- Perhaps if you had another?
:11:13
Why ever not? Surely David's capable?
:11:16
Yes.
:11:18
But he can't bear to pass me
in the hallway for fear of touching me.
:11:30
- Come on, Lucy.
- I do love you.
:11:33
It's not necessary to tell Father about this.
:11:36
- No.
- No. Come on, then.
:11:39
- Bye-bye, Grandma.
- Come along, Jo.