:16:01
You could change your mind.
:16:03
People do.
:16:05
l'm here as long as you need me.
:16:08
There's always my Anna.
:16:11
Your Anna has never wanted
to be involved with us.
:16:15
She is my daughter.
:16:18
Anna has never been
very daughterly...
:16:21
and you have never been
very motherly.
:16:24
And that's that.
:16:26
Careful.
:16:27
Hold still, dear.
:16:36
Do you remember
the swans in the park...
:16:39
when we were children?
:16:41
Yes, dear.
:16:43
Mother had hair like the swans.
:16:46
ls my hair as white
as Mother's was?
:16:50
l expect so.
:16:53
What color is your hair
now, Sarah?
:16:57
Oh, it's faded.
:16:59
All the brown is gone.
:17:04
Everything dies sooner or later.
:17:08
So you always say.
:17:13
Do you know why old ladies
sit on park benches, Sarah?
:17:17
No, why, dear?
:17:18
To hold them
for springtime lovers.
:17:21
Even the benches want
to get away in November.
:17:26
But this is August, dear.
:17:28
What does time matter?
:17:31
Well, time is time.
:17:34
Yes, if you wear it
like a wet blanket.
:17:41
Matthew died in November.
:17:45
l tell you, Sarah...
:17:47
Matthew's month
will be--be mine.
:17:54
Why don't you go about
your chores, Sarah?
:17:58
l'll...