:15:00
not even of myself.
:15:04
Sometimes I really don't
understand. I'm serious.
:15:07
- He leaves his wife--
- He was running two of
his family's magazines now...
:15:11
- and there were four or five
business affairs each week.
-...a 23-year-old girl.
:15:14
-I was glad to help
and knew he appreciated it.
-It just doesn't make any sense.
:15:18
I just don't understand
that at all. I don't--
:15:20
I really don't. I mean,
if you can explain it to me.
:15:22
- Because--
- Why does one cultivate their daughter?
:15:25
I mean, they happen to
disagree with each other.
:15:27
And, over time, I could see
that Ted was becoming bored.
:15:31
We said less and less.
:15:36
So I tried harder.
:15:40
I got pregnant for the worst reason
imaginable, a last attempt to hang on.
:15:45
Although, of course, I never thought of it
that way at the time.
:15:49
The good news was,
he adored her.
:16:06
Honey, should we eat
in or out tonight?
:16:09
- You decide.
- Well, uh...
:16:13
if we eat in,
I-I've got lamb chops.
:16:17
Or I could call Ernie's
or Square One.
:16:20
Whatever you want.
Really, it'll be great.
:16:26
Okay. I didn't mean
to interrupt your work.
:16:30
- I'll figure something out.
- You're not interrupting me.
:16:33
Really, I meant what I said.
I want to hear what you want.
:16:37
'Cause I could defrost a chicken
if the lamb chops are too heavy.
:16:41
You've had a hard day.
I-I don't really care.
:16:44
I-- I just want you to...
:16:49
be happy.
:16:57
Honey, what's wrong?