1:28:02
And you are listening to them now,
it is not this way?
1:28:04
No, no, no, no...
1:28:06
Mrs. Dalloway is you.
1:28:13
I still continue I live for you...
1:28:16
but now it is necessary
that you allow to leave.
1:28:20
Richard ...yo...
1:28:21
No, he/she waits, he/she waits.
1:28:28
Count me the history.
1:28:30
Of what do you speak?
1:28:31
Count me the history
of this day.
1:28:34
Me... I woke up...
1:28:38
If?
1:28:39
And... then I left and...
1:28:42
fuí to buy flowers...
1:28:45
as Mrs. Dalloway,
that of the book, do you understand?
1:28:48
If.
1:28:49
It was a beautiful morning...
1:28:50
Was it this way?
1:28:51
If, it was very beautiful...
1:28:53
it was so fresh.
1:28:55
Oh, fresh, not?
1:28:57
If.
1:29:01
As... how that
tomorrow in the beach?
1:29:05
Oh, if.
1:29:06
How this?
1:29:08
If.
1:29:09
As those mornings...
1:29:10
when you walked for the house and...
you had eighteen...
1:29:14
perhaps I had nineteen.
1:29:16
If.
1:29:18
I was nineteen years of age old...
1:29:22
and he/she had never seen something so beautiful.
1:29:26
You, leaving the house in the morning,
when all still slept.
1:29:33
It is not strange?
1:29:36
As any morning
in the life of all.
1:29:41
I fear myself that I cannot go
to the party Clarissa.
1:29:46
The party...
1:29:48
that doesn't care.
1:29:51
You have been very good with me,
Mrs. Dalloway.
1:29:56
I love you.