:54:03
that I have a beautiful
:54:04
English boyfriend
and, um...
:54:09
guilty about what my mother
would say about the sex.
:54:15
And, um...
:54:16
anxious for her
opinion ofyou
:54:20
and, uh, maybe
:54:24
a little bit worried
:54:25
that I'm not quite
clever enough foryou.
:54:29
And that you might
want a girlfriend
:54:31
who's more
than just a secretary.
:54:35
That's it.
:54:36
Now you try.
:54:41
Right, um...
:54:44
Well, I'm content,
peaceful, tranquil
:54:51
with, um...
:54:52
an undercurrent of turbulence.
:54:55
My God, what was that?
:54:56
The weather forecast?
:54:59
Or...?
:55:01
Please.
I mean, it's not a test.
:55:04
Don't look so worried.
:55:07
No, no. It's...
:55:09
In England, when, uh,
you ask somebody
:55:13
how they are, you know,
it's just... words.
:55:16
It's just a courtesy.
:55:18
The last thing in the world
that you expect
:55:21
is that they're going
to actually tell you.
:55:23
Yeah.
:55:28
You're so direct.
:55:31
Where did you learn
to be so sincere?
:55:33
What do you mean, "learn"?
:55:36
I mean, eitheryou say
what's truthful
:55:38
oryou don't.
:55:43
That's it?
:55:44
Yes.
:55:45
You look so scared.