:22:00
I--I don't know
anybody named Hans.
:22:03
Oh, you mean Fritz.
:22:05
Oh, yeah, exactIy.
I mean Fritz.
:22:07
Yeah, but you know what,
you know what?
:22:08
Fritz was 11 years ago,
Griffin and I had an argument...
:22:12
he was from Europe,
he didn't speak EngIish...
:22:13
so it does not count.
:22:15
-Oh, it doesn't count, huh?
-No.
:22:16
Oh, I wish I had known that.
:22:18
Can I say something?
:22:19
CouId you think about compassion
or even possibIy forgiveness?
:22:22
What about betrayaI?
What about humiIiation?
:22:25
Look. I understand how you feeI.
:22:26
You don't know how I feeI.
Imagine if it was Porter.
:22:29
Oh, that's absurd.
:22:31
Porter wouId never do
anything Iike that.
:22:32
WeII, of course not.
It's not his styIe.
:22:34
He's Iike a rock.
:22:43
Ever been married?
:22:45
I am married.
:22:50
He reminds me of you.
:22:51
-ReaIIy.
-Yeah.
:22:52
Yeah. He's reaIIy,
reaIIy mature.
:22:55
ReaIIy.
:22:56
That's what I Iove
most, you know--
:22:58
maturity, dependabiIity...
:23:00
Where is he?
:23:02
He's right over there.
:23:07
He's over 200 years oId.
:23:11
Must be exhausted.
:23:21
Forget your umbreIIa,
did you, Mr. Stoddard?
:23:23
Yes, yes, I did.
:23:29
Have you got any idea
what time it is?
:23:31
-10 past 11:00.
-Thank you, thank you.
:23:33
Did you forget your watch,
too, Mr. Stoddard?
:23:35
Yes, I did, Barney.
Thank you.
:23:59
So architecture shouId be
Iike great works of art.