3:05:03
But surely that's worth a brownie.
3:05:07
Well, I don't know.
Look at William.
3:05:12
- Veryunsuccessfulprofessionally.
- That's true.
3:05:16
Divorced. Used to be handsome,
now kind ofsquidgy round the edges.
3:05:22
Andabsolutely certain never
to hearfromAnna again...
3:05:25
- onceshe's heard that his
nickname atschool was--
- Floppy.
3:05:28
You did.
I can't believe it, you did.
3:05:31
Thanks very much. Thankyou.
Well, at least I get the last brownie.
3:05:34
lthinkso, yes.
3:05:36
Well, wait.
What about me ?
3:05:40
I'm sorry ?
You thinkyou deserve the brownie ?
3:05:44
Well, a shot at it at least, huh ?
3:05:48
You'll have to prove it.
This is a very, very good brownie.
3:05:51
I'm gonna fi ght for it.
3:05:54
I've been on a diet
every day since I was 1 9,
3:05:58
which basically means
I've been hungry for a decade.
3:06:03
I've had a series of not-nice
boyfriends, one ofwhom hit me.
3:06:07
Uh, andeverytime
lget my heart broken,
3:06:10
the newspapers splash it about
as though it's entertainment.
3:06:16
And... it's taken two rather painful,
um, operations...
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to get me looking like this.
3:06:24
- Really ?
- Really.
3:06:29
Andone day not long from now,
my looks willgo,
3:06:34
they will discover I can't act,
3:06:37
and I will become
some sad, middle-aged woman...
3:06:42
who... looks a bit like someone
who was famous for a while.
3:06:54
No, nice try, gorgeous,
but you don't fool anyone.