:38:00
The trick in life isn't
getting what you want...
:38:03
...it's wanting it after you get it.
:38:05
For people like you and Michael,
the getting is easy.
:38:09
Would you like something to eat?
:38:11
Thanks, but don't go to any trouble.
:38:14
No, it's no trouble at all.
:38:26
Your horses are beautiful.
They seem devoted.
:38:30
Bernard and Sophie? They're devoted,
but then they're stuck on an island.
:38:36
Horses are not monogamous.
:38:40
I made this tea cake yesterday.
:38:43
Could you slice it for me, please?
:38:45
Swans, of course, are.
:38:47
- Are what?
- Monogamous.
:38:50
- They are?
- Unremittingly.
:38:53
You make them sound almost boring.
:38:55
- I mean...
- I know what you mean.
:38:58
- Roosters?
- Not monogamous.
:39:02
You've heard?
:39:04
- Do you find them boring?
- Depends on the rooster.
:39:08
What about ducks?
:39:10
What about ducks?
:39:12
They're worse. They're promiscuous,
and they are terribly indiscreet.
:39:18
- I try not to make judgements.
- About what?
:39:22
About whether or not
somebody wants to...
:39:25
...if you'll excuse the expression...
:39:28
...fuck a duck.
:39:30
Please don't misunderstand.
I'm not recommending it.
:39:34
But I don't necessarily view it
as a moral failure.
:39:38
No. I mean, no.
How long were you married?
:39:41
Dearie, I am married,
although he died 12 years ago.
:39:45
I am married.
:39:50
Haven't we forgotten something?
:39:52
Yes. Forks.
:39:54
If I'd known
I was going to live to 86...
:39:57
...I wouldn't have let the maid go.