:06:05
You wanted to see me?
:06:08
Ah, yes. Yes, Isolde.
:06:10
That was a brilliant essay.
:06:13
- Really insightful.
- Oh, thanks.
:06:15
No, I especially liked
your view on the notion...
:06:16
of half in love that
Keats talks about.
:06:19
Because of course
you've hit on his very weakness.
:06:21
Being half in love is like
being half pregnant, isn't it?
:06:24
Yes, that's what I think.
:06:27
I mean, you either are in love,
or you aren't.
:06:32
Yes.
:06:38
- Are you walking out?
- Yes!
:06:41
Of course, there's a difference
between love and attraction.
:06:46
Oh yes, of course! Even though
attraction sometimes feels like love.
:06:51
- It's a funny old business. Isn't it?
- Sometimes.
:06:57
God's sake. I don't.
I just know I don't.
:07:00
Anyway, it's not important.
I don't care.
:07:10
I will be nice to come, you know.
:07:14
You're okay?
:07:15
- See you later Conzo, yeah?
- Okay. Cool.
:07:20
- You speak German?
- A bit.
:07:22
Ah, yes, you see I thought you
understood that Goethe quote.
:07:25
- Was that a test?
- No, no, just an in-joke.
:07:28
An intimate joke!
:07:42
Hi. Hand delivery
to the signatory only.
:07:44
Sorry, could you hold on?
I'll call you back.
:07:47
...cents.
:07:48
You see, it starts
with the toothbrush...
:07:50
and the next thing
we're fighting over the laundry.
:07:53
If you want true love and
commitment, get a puppy.