On Golden Pond
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:33:00
I'm so glad you're here.
:33:02
He'll be right in. He actually thinks
you have to lock your car.

:33:05
Mommy, Norman looks so old.
:33:09
Oh, I don't know.
:33:12
You look great though.
:33:14
- Thank you. So do you. I love your hair.
- Thanks.

:33:19
How's his mind?
Is he remembering things better?

:33:22
Oh, he's all right.
He's all right.

:33:25
Come on, Billy. Let me show you
the bathroom, if I can remember where it is.

:33:33
Well, at least
he hasn't changed.

:33:35
Nope, he's still impossible.
It means so much to him to have you here.

:33:41
- Now he's got someone he can pick on.
- Come on.

:33:44
- Thank you for coming.
- Thank you for inviting me.

:33:48
Chels.
:33:51
Well, you finally made it.
:33:54
- Oh, hi.
- This is my mother. This is Bill Ray.

:33:56
- Hello.
- I think I saw a bear.

:33:58
No, no. You couldn't have seen a bear
out there this time of year.

:34:02
There are some rather
nasty moths though.

:34:05
This was a little big
for a moth.

:34:08
If you really want to be scared,
wait till you meet my father.

:34:12
- Hey, Dad!
- Hey, Billy!

:34:13
- Dad, they do have indoor plumbing.
- Great.

:34:18
Chelsea was just
bullshitting us.

:34:20
I like to paint a rather
rustic picture of life on Golden Pond.

:34:23
- It's rustic, all right.
- It's lovely rusticity.

:34:27
Yeah, we've been peeing
indoors for 40 years.

:34:32
- You must be Norman.
- Yeah, must be. Who are you?

:34:35
- Bill Ray.
- Bill Ray? The dentist?

:34:38
- Yes, sir.
- Wanna see my teeth?

:34:43
I'd just like to tell you, sir,
how glad we are to be here.

:34:46
Chelsea's told me
so much about you...

:34:48
your lovely wife and your
wonderful place on the lake.

:34:50
We're very pleased
she's brought us here.

:34:52
I'm frankly surprised
Chelsea could find the way.

:34:55
Well, she's here, Norman,
and that's what's important.

:34:59
Do you visit your parents?

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