:28:01
Tamara.
:28:11
- She saved my life.
- Was there no better way
to repay her?
:28:17
Sorry. I shouldn't ask.
:28:23
Do you have
any children by her?
:28:25
Children? No.
:28:28
Well, it wouldn't
shock me if you did.
:28:30
I assumed you crawled
into bed with her even
when you were with me.
:28:33
That's nonsense.
I never crawled into bed
with her with anyone.
:28:35
- Oh, really?
- No.
:28:37
We never really did have a marriage.
All we did was argue.
:28:39
What was I supposed to do?
One minute, you were a Trotskyite...
:28:41
You never had any respect for me,
for my ideas.
:28:43
That's not true.
You know that.
:28:46
Why don't you have
any children by her?
:28:53
Why are you looking at me
like that? You married her.
:28:56
Well, maybe for one minute there
I thought... I says... I said...
:28:58
well, maybe-maybe
you have changed.
:29:00
- But I see you haven't changed.
You're still the same.
- No.
:29:02
- Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
- No, I'm not the same.
:29:04
No, I'm not the same.
I'm dead.
:29:08
They put nylon stockings on me,
dyed my hair, polished
my fingernails. God help me.
:29:13
But I'm dead. So I bear
no grudges against anyone.
:29:17
- Nor am I dependent on anyone.
- No. But with...
:29:19
I just hope you're not
playing the same tricks
on your wife...
:29:21
- I am not...
- that you played on me.
:29:23
I don't know where
you're living, Broder,
but you may stay with us.
:29:27
Uncle, he has another wife.
:29:34
There was an eyewitness
who-who said that...
They testified that she...
:29:37
- You don't have
to run away, Herman.
- I...
:29:39
I'm not going to trap you
into anything.
:29:41
- That's what we read
in the newspapers.
- Yeah.
:29:44
- Why didn't you tell us?
- Well, I didn't want
to trouble you, that's all.
:29:48
All right,
so it's not so terrible.
:29:51
You didn't know she
was alive, so you weren't
living illegally with a woman.
:29:55
And I'm sure that you will,
as soon as possible...
:29:58
- I'll do... wh-whatever...
- What do you want to do, Herman?