1:12:00
That too.
1:12:06
Don't you find it rather
lonely here, Susan?
1:12:09
No.
1:12:10
Well, only sometimes.
1:12:12
When is "sometimes"?
1:12:16
When I'm on my own.
1:12:18
What do you do when
you're on your own?
1:12:20
I read.
1:12:22
The soup is terrific. I love it.
1:12:24
What do you read?
1:12:26
- Well...
- If cars are toys,
1:12:28
everything you buy is a toy.
1:12:31
I'll have to think about that one, Jack.
1:12:34
You do that.
1:12:37
- What do you read?
- Pass me the salt please, will you?
1:12:41
Careful Jack.
1:12:43
Why not throw it over your shoulder
and then you can make a wish.
1:12:46
Yeah.
1:12:48
Aren't you gonna make a wish?
1:12:50
We've all made one.
1:13:01
What's that smell?
1:13:04
Probably Jack.
1:13:06
Hasn't had a bath for a month.
1:13:13
- Would you like some coffee?
- Yeah, I'd love one.
1:13:16
White without sugar.
1:13:22
I really love those
little gnomes. They, they...
1:13:25
- Where did he get them?
- I don't know.
1:13:28
- Want a cigarette?
- No, thanks.
1:13:33
The security of gravity
and the cleanliness of rain:
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these were the two elements that
Commander Hunt yearned for most in space.
1:13:42
During his leisure hours,
1:13:43
Hunt would pore over
the masterpieces of world literature,
1:13:47
writing down the great
thoughts of mankind
1:13:49
in a massive steel bound journal,
1:13:52
while his faithful dog
Cosmo dozed at his feet.
1:13:56
Now, as he studied
photographs of the hideous monster,
1:13:59
he recalled the words
of the painter Constable: