:05:01
ReaIIy?
:05:02
[ Chirping continues ]
:05:06
You can't reaIIy want
to go back to America.
:05:09
What wouId you do?
:05:13
Most IikeIy,
become a professor. . .
:05:17
write Iearned papers
on obscure phiIosophers.
:05:21
I don't know.
:05:23
MeIt into the stones
of Harvard, I suppose.
:05:27
[ Oar thumps ]
:05:29
My Adonis.
He's my fancy man.
:05:32
Whatever he chooses
is aII right by me.
:05:45
[ Cow moos in distance ]
:05:48
I suppose he is quite safe,
this EIiot chap.
:05:50
Safe?
:05:51
[ Laughing ] I can't imagine
what you mean.
:05:53
Tom is a briIIiant schoIar.
:05:56
Rather Viv's type, then.
:05:59
[ I nsects buzzing,
birds chirping ]
:06:01
[ Dog barking in distance ]
:06:19
I never want to see
the States again.
:06:22
I want to Iive in Europe
and write poetry.
:06:26
I Iove you.
:06:27
I Iove you more
than Iife itseIf.
:06:29
I'd do anything for you.
:06:31
Oh, dear!
:06:32
What?
:06:33
[ ChuckIing ]
I know aII that.
:06:36
You don't have to be
so wet about things.
:06:39
I'm sorry.
:06:41
Oh, it's aII right, Tom.
:06:46
It's perfectIy aII right.