Terms of Endearment
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1:35:00
- Oh, God! I can't believe I'm here!
- Isn't it beautiful?

1:35:04
I want you to meet some of my
friends. Not friends like you and l.

1:35:11
- Hi.
- Hi.

1:35:13
Emma, this is Lizbeth.
1:35:15
- Hi, Elizabeth.
- Hi. It's Lizbeth.

1:35:18
- Isn't that what I said?
- You said "Elizabeth". It's Lizbeth.

1:35:23
- Oh, two names? Liz Beth?
- No, one. Lizbeth.

1:35:27
- Lizbeth?
- Never mind.

1:35:30
- And this is Jane.
- Thank heavens!

1:35:35
Here, that's Melanie.
1:35:37
Oh! Look at that!
1:35:40
Teddy's the younger one,
Tommy's the older one.

1:35:46
- The little girl's incredible.
- Don't think she doesn't know it.

1:35:49
Oh, Patsy's got a real thing
going with her. The boys, too.

1:35:53
Are you waiting till she's in school
before working again?

1:35:57
Oh, I never really work.
1:36:00
Well. That's OK.
1:36:02
Thanks.
1:36:07
Great.
1:36:12
When did she find out?
1:36:15
- About a month ago.
- There.

1:36:22
- What's wrong?
- Nothing.

1:36:24
It was a great honour meeting you,
have a wonderful time.

1:36:27
Thank you.
1:36:29
Those beautiful children are lucky
to have you for a mommy.

1:36:33
Y'all go ahead, take the first cab.
1:36:35
- Sure?
- Yeah. That's fine.

1:36:38
- Bye-bye, Patsy.
- See you.

1:36:40
Bye, darling.
1:36:45
- You told them, didn't you?
- Yeah, you don't mind, do you?

1:36:49
Of course not.
1:36:52
Emma, come on. They're jerks.
They don't know anything.

1:36:56
- Why do they act like that?
- Emma, talk to me!

1:36:59
It's not you. I don't care.
I don't mind them knowing.


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