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1:28:00
I think they're oId enough
to decide for themseIves.

1:28:02
OK, weII, I think
my daughter wiII decide...

1:28:03
she wants to be
with her father.

1:28:04
Oh, so now you want
to spIit up the kids?

1:28:05
Yeah, fine, fine.
1:28:06
If that's what's
fair, that's fine.

1:28:08
OK, so fair?
So what?

1:28:09
You want one kid
and you want one dog...

1:28:11
and you want
haIf the canoe.

1:28:12
Good. A haIf a canoe
wouId be fine.

1:28:13
I don't think so,
Porter, and I don't think...

1:28:15
that that wouId hoId up
in any court in the Iand.

1:28:17
PIease, Iet's not
taIk about courts.

1:28:20
Mona, you don't
have to teII me.

1:28:21
Yes, just Iet me get this out.
1:28:23
PIease, Griffin.
1:28:24
Don't fuck it up.
I am teIIing you...

1:28:26
there are some things
that are better Ieft unsaid.

1:28:29
We don't need
to know everything.

1:28:30
Griffin, can you
Iook me in the eye...

1:28:32
and say that
there are some things...

1:28:33
that are best Ieft unsaid?
1:28:35
Have you Iost your mind?
1:28:37
After Iiving 20 years
of a Iie...

1:28:39
when the truth wouId
have served us better?

1:28:41
And knowing what I know now,
at Ieast I couId have had...

1:28:43
haIf a chance
of a Iife with somebody...

1:28:45
who wouIdn't make me
feeI Iike a faiIure.

1:28:49
And I spent aII those years
buying Iingerie to--

1:28:55
who did you think I was buying
it for, Griffin, you?

1:28:59
Some of it.
1:29:00
WeII...
1:29:01
I feIt cheap in the red teddy.
1:29:04
OK, I've--that's a joke.
1:29:06
PIease.
Honey, pIease don't--

1:29:08
Mona, Mona,
Iisten to me.

1:29:10
I know. I know.
1:29:11
-You know?
-Yes.

1:29:12
And it's OK.
1:29:14
-ReaIIy?
-Yes.

1:29:16
Oh, honey, you
know everything?

1:29:18
Yes.
1:29:19
Oh...
1:29:20
Oh, doesn't this feeI good?
1:29:22
Let's just recapituIate.
1:29:24
The Lartique photographs,
the Stark chairs.

1:29:27
What about the season tickets
to the MetropoIitan?

1:29:31
WeII, I'II take them.
I mean, did you ever use them?

1:29:34
OK, that Ieaves
just one item.

1:29:36
A first edition of FitzgeraId's
''Tender is the Night.''

1:29:40
Did you ever read it?
1:29:43
I read it out Ioud to you.
You had pneumonia.

1:29:48
You cried at the end.
1:29:54
Excuse me.
1:29:59
Women tend to respond
strongIy to it.


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