:26:00
Could you leave us
together for a while?
:26:04
- Will you make them go away?
- I'd like to try.
:26:08
Mr Cooper, how is your marriage?
:26:11
My marriage? It's fine.
:26:13
I mean, as well as can be expected.
:26:16
But you've asked to take her home.
:26:18
Yes. She's my wife.
I'd like to care for her at home.
:26:21
I want to know
that your home environment is stable.
:26:25
It is. Our marriage is fine.
:26:27
In that case, I agree.
Home might be the best place for her.
:26:31
I'd like to be the judge of that.
:26:33
We've got to realise that she's in
a state of suspended bereavement.
:26:38
She's never had a chance to mourn.
:26:43
(Paul) Mary's come for the week.
:26:46
Mary?
:26:49
Yeah. Mary.
:26:51
The housekeeper?
:26:54
Your past life, Claire.
:27:08
How are we gonna deal with it, Paul?.
:27:11
Well, just day by day.
:27:14
I feel like it all happened
to someone else.
:27:20
I wish to God it had.
:27:22
Like I'm some ghost,
looking down on myself.
:27:29
What about her room?
:27:32
I haven't been in there.
:27:35
I'm gonna get the bags.