:44:00
Your father told me
about your pact.
:44:03
Which pact?
My father just loves pacts.
:44:06
He said you'd tell him
that if you and a boy
:44:08
ever, um...
:44:10
"ever, um?"
:44:12
Do you think I'd "um"
with a boy?
:44:14
Do you think
I'm that kind of girl?
:44:17
I just promised daddy
to make him feel better.
:44:20
I never meant
to really tell him.
:44:23
You've got us
both wrapped
:44:24
round your little
finger, haven't you?
:44:26
I love you.
:44:27
I can't think of a time
when I ever didn't.
:44:30
Jennifer, it's late.
:44:33
I love it when
your glasses steam up.
:44:36
Only when I'm with you
:44:38
you know what I used to
pretend when I was little?
:44:41
I'm afraid to guess.
:44:43
That we were married.
:44:45
You and me
:44:46
when I was 10.
:44:48
And I was only 90.
:44:50
It would be lovely,
being married.
:44:53
Jennifer,
married people
:44:55
do not go around
getting married.
:44:58
Then maybe
just a honeymoon.
:45:01
Off you go
:45:04
off to bed
:45:07
it took whatever
strength I had
:45:09
to send her away.
:45:11
That's not
altogether true.
:45:12
If I really had
any strength,
:45:14
she never would've
been there at all.
:45:16
Jennifer.
:45:19
You all right?
:45:21
I'm fine, daddy.
:45:22
How come you're up
so late?
:45:23
How come you are?
:45:26
Touchi.
:45:27
Good night,
sweetheart
:45:28
good night, daddy.
:45:30
P- u!
:45:33
Cigar!
:45:41
Nicky,
:45:43
do you hate me?
:45:46
No
:45:49
him.
:45:53
Does he tell you
he loves you?
:45:55
No.
:45:58
You'll get used to it.