:26:02
- It required bandaging.
- Oh, my poor darling.
:26:05
Oh, it's so good
to see you.
:26:07
- We all know and admire Helen Sinclair.
- [ Warner ] We're old friends.
:26:10
- Thank you so much.
- Miss Sinclair, this is Mitch.
:26:13
Oh, yes, yes. Oh, my goodness' sake.
I can't believe I'm here.
:26:18
Oh-ho, look at this.
Look at this. Would you look?
:26:22
Oh, this old theater.
:26:27
This church.
:26:30
So replete
with memories.
:26:32
So full of ghosts.
:26:36
Mrs. Alving.
:26:38
Uncle Vanya.
:26:41
There's Cordelia.
:26:44
Here's Ophelia.
:26:48
Clytemenstra!
:26:52
Each performance
a birth.
:26:56
Each curtain...
:26:58
a death.
:27:00
[ Mr. Woofles Barking ]
:27:03
Was that a mutt?
:27:05
[ Mitch ]
Yes, Miss Sinclair.
:27:08
- I hate mutts!
- [ Barking Continues ]
:27:12
[ David ] I didn't want to overwhelm
any of the actors on the first day...
:27:15
so all we did
was read through the play.
:27:18
I can't live
like this.
:27:20
The same routine
over and over and over.
:27:24
The days blend together
like melted celluloid.
:27:26
Like a film whose images
become distorted and meaningless.
:27:30
I want a divorce, Sylvia. I've said it
in a thousand subtle ways...
:27:33
hoping you would realize,
but you refuse to see it.
:27:36
As a little girl,
I swore one day...
:27:39
I would have a necklace
made from the Milky Way.
:27:43
Oh, Kristen, Kristen, if only humans
weren't cursed with the power of memory.
:27:48
[ Olive Reading Flatly ]
Dreams are only disguised feelings.
:27:52
The more we bring these
painful experiences to the fore...
:27:56
the easier they become
to deal with.
:27:59
- What's the "fore"?
- The fore. The foreground.