:49:01
The question now is,
:49:03
what will I do?
:49:07
"I sing the body electric."
:49:11
"I sing the body electric."
:49:14
Oh my God!
:49:15
I sing the body electric!
I sing the body electric!
:49:28
I definitely don't want kids
until I have a career.
:49:31
- Yeah. Me, too.
- You want kids?
:49:33
Yeah, sure, I do.
:49:35
Why, you think
I shouldn't have kids?
:49:37
No, not at all.
:49:39
"This is the press
of the bashful hand,
:49:42
this is the float
and odor of hair.
:49:46
This is the touch
of my lips."
:49:48
"This is the touch
of my lips to yours,
:49:51
this is the murmur
of yearning,
:49:53
this is the far-off
depth and height
:49:56
reflecting my own face..."
:49:57
"...thoughtful merge of myself,
:50:00
and the outlet again."
:50:02
I can't believe
this book is in our high school.
:50:05
Yeah, but they usually leave
out all the good parts.
:50:08
This edition is unexpurgated.
:50:10
Un what?
:50:12
It means it's the whole thing.
:50:14
"This is the touch
of my lips to yours."
:50:16
I think what happens in high school
probably ends up
:50:18
being pretty irrelevant
later on in life.
:50:20
"This is the far off depth..."
:50:21
It's not as if people
check your math grades
:50:24
when you're 30 years old.
:50:26
Really. It's not like people
remember stuff like that
:50:29
when you're 30.
:50:31
- 30!
- 30!
:50:33
Do you think we'll still know
each other when we're 30?
:50:39
Do you?
:50:41
I don't know.
:50:43
It seems so far from now.
:50:46
But I hope so.
:50:48
Me, too.
:50:53
Evie, do you have something
you want to tell me?
:50:59
What?