1:01:05
I got through the rape okay.
I might as well go for the whole enchilada.
1:01:10
- Is that a joke?
- Yeah, it's a joke.
1:01:12
Are you kidding me?
1:01:13
See, this is what I'm talking about.
This is not funny to me.
1:01:16
You come in the store...
1:01:17
you have a degree of sensitivity, I think.
1:01:19
That's the only reason I went out...
1:01:20
with you in the first place...
1:01:21
because you're a perfect stranger,
and a police person on top of that.
1:01:24
- I must be crazy. Maybe...
- Maybe what?
1:01:27
Look, Kathleen, just because a person
uses a few lines to lighten a subject...
1:01:31
doesn't mean that subject is taken lightly,
does it?
1:01:37
Does it?
1:01:40
I guess not.
1:01:41
I mean, I guess so.
1:01:45
Okay. So now you were going to tell me
a story.
1:01:48
I guess so.
1:01:49
So sit down,
because I would really like to hear it.
1:01:53
I really would. So...
1:01:58
once upon a time...
1:02:01
Once upon a time...
1:02:03
there was a quiet,
bookish girl who wrote poetry.
1:02:07
She didn't believe in God...
1:02:10
or her parents,
or the other girls that followed her.
1:02:14
So she tried very hard to believe in herself.
1:02:19
That was easy for a while,
until something terrible happened...
1:02:24
and everybody left her.
1:02:27
The loneliness became unbearable.
1:02:30
She contemplated putting an end to it all.
1:02:35
One day, she discovered
someone loved her.
1:02:40
Some tender man sent her a poem
accompanied by flowers.
1:02:47
And he continued to send her flowers
periodically and anonymously...
1:02:50
for many years.
1:02:53
They always seemed to arrive
just when she needed them most.
1:02:59
For 15 years, this women has grown
as a poet and a diarist...