:29:01
l can wait and see how l feel...
:29:03
...once his dignity's a thing of the past.
:29:05
Am l boring you?
:29:06
Thank you, Anton.
:29:11
Maybe l shouldn't have hit him.
:29:13
He's just in love.
:29:15
He's just in love, the same as me.
:29:18
Define love.
:29:20
Why?
:29:21
Because every other word
out of you mouth is "love."
:29:23
l'd like to know what it is...
:29:24
...this magical ideal of yours. Define it.
:29:27
Well, it's like, l don't know.
:29:30
lt's like all your life you walk around...
:29:31
...With this feeling of emptiness
in your stomach.
:29:34
You feel completely hollow.
:29:36
And when you're in love, you feel...
:29:40
...not hollow.
:29:44
lt's like without it, there's nothing.
:29:46
A shell. A cavernous emptiness.
:29:49
Forget it. You can't define it.
:29:53
When l was a kid, my father had this dog.
:29:55
lt started to get weak and sickly
so he took it to the vet.
:29:58
The doctor examines it and says...
:29:59
...a maggot must've laid eggs
in the dog's butt.
:30:02
He says there's not much they can do.
:30:04
The baby maggots have crawled up
and started to grow...
:30:07
...and eventually they're going to eat
the dog alive from the inside out.
:30:11
He says it should be put to sleep
because it's an old dog, anyway.
:30:15
But Father won't do it.
:30:16
He takes it home.
:30:18
He puts it on the bed.
:30:19
He starts to reach up into the dog...
:30:21
...picking out the maggots with his fingers,
one by one.
:30:24
lt takes him all night,
but he gets every last one.
:30:29
That dog outlived my father.
:30:33
That's love, Sam.
:30:38
You're not that tough, Maggie.
:30:40
l can tell you're not that tough.
:30:42
And you can forget
about a career with Hallmark.
:30:51
Won't he miss the card?
:30:52
He won't know what hit him
till the bill comes...
:30:54
...'cause he only uses his platinum.