:05:02
See?
:05:04
Oh, Paul, even the thought of you
in all that danger,
:05:09
it was just too much.
:05:11
I knew if I got them,
you were still alive.
:05:14
That's all
I cared about--
:05:16
that you were alive...
:05:18
safe.
:05:20
That's all that was
important to me.
:05:22
Can you forgive me?
:05:27
Yeah, sure.
:05:29
I wrote to you.
You got those, right?
:05:32
Got a few.
:05:34
I told you
I wasn't a big writer.
:05:37
I quite agree
the distinction is dubious.
:05:40
It's a course I'm taking.
:05:42
Self-improvement.
:05:45
His name's Armistead.
He makes tons of money.
:05:47
The whole country's
making money
:05:49
hand over fist.
:05:51
You've been away,
out of touch.
:05:53
You don't know,
but you will.
:05:55
I went to make sure Mr. Sweeney
held your job, like he promised.
:05:58
He said you could start
the day you got back.
:06:01
Just make sure
you wear your uniform.
:06:03
Who could resist
a war hero?
:06:06
Of course
I negotiated a raise.
:06:10
Betty, I don't want
to go back to selling chocolate.
:06:15
You've got
something better.
:06:18
No...
:06:20
I don't.
:06:21
But, you know...
in the war,
:06:25
I had time to think about
what's important,
:06:28
about what I want
out of life
:06:30
for me, for us.
:06:34
I wrote you all this
in the letters.
:06:36
Are we back to those
old letters again?
:06:39
You want me to read
the letters?
:06:41
No. It's just you'd understand
what I'm feeling,
:06:44
what I want.
:06:47
Sweetie...
:06:49
Tell me what you want.
:06:52
I thought...
:06:54
some time.
:06:55
Time's money.
:06:56
I want things, Paulie.