1:16:01
Ronnie, as what?
1:16:14
Look, um,
1:16:18
we'll keep in touch, huh?
1:16:23
Listen to me, Ronnie.
1:16:25
In Europe, it is
often the case that a--
1:16:27
a young man
benefits from the--
1:16:29
the wisdom and
the experience of an elder.
1:16:32
Why, there's
almost a tradition
of such friendships.
1:16:35
Cocteau and Radiguet.
1:16:38
Uh, Verlaine, Rimbaud.
1:16:40
Rambo?
1:16:44
Arthur Rimbaud,
French poet.
1:16:48
He--
1:16:51
He was Paul Verlaine's lover.
1:16:58
Look, Giles, uh,
I really gotta go.
I gotta pick up Aud.
1:17:02
I don't want her to be--
Now, listen.
1:17:04
I understand your misgivings,
1:17:07
and I respect the fact
that your immediate plans...
1:17:11
are founded on these
temporary attachments.
1:17:15
"Temporary attachments"?
1:17:17
Well, Ronnie,
your relationship with Audrey...
1:17:21
is hardly likely
to last forever.
1:17:24
And why is that?
1:17:28
Well, it-- I'm afraid
it's obvious to me.
1:17:34
What exactly are you
tryin' to say, Giles?
1:17:37
[ Whispers ]
Ronnie, please.
Look, Giles.
1:17:39
I would like to believe
all the things you said
about my career,
1:17:43
but you got things
all wrong.
Ronnie.
1:17:46
Ronnie, listen to me.
You don't understand.
1:17:52
Giles, I think
I do understand,
and I have to go now.
1:17:56
How can you act like this...
1:17:58
when you know--