1:14:08
You're buffeted by this...
1:14:11
by that, and it's nothing
to do with you.
1:14:14
You know,
someone you love dies or leaves.
1:14:17
Then you get ill,
or you get better,
1:14:20
and the whole time, everywhere,
1:14:22
there's just this canopy
stretching out over you...
1:14:26
What canopy?
1:14:28
Fate--things as they are.
1:14:31
lt's irrational,
impersonal.
1:14:34
The rain falls,
the sun shines, the wind blows,
1:14:38
and if you're out there in it,
that's it.
1:14:42
Things.
1:14:44
Accident.
1:14:48
Call it what you like.
1:14:49
There's damn all
you can do about it.
1:14:57
Well, physically,
you're on the up.
1:15:01
Well...
1:15:04
Now we have a firm
grasp of the obvious.
1:15:06
Why do you still feel
so disappointed
1:15:09
in things as they are?
1:15:13
Things as they are...
1:15:16
no concern of mine.
1:15:19
You object to the use
of the word ''things''?
1:15:22
Oh, there's a lot of words
l don't like.
1:15:25
Such as?
1:15:27
Decaffeinated.
1:15:30
Hmm.
1:15:33
Another?
1:15:34
Oh, good, good, good.
lndoor games.
1:15:37
Yeah.
1:15:38
-Word games?
-Yeah, sure.
1:15:40
l throw you a word, you...
1:15:42
l come back with
another word.
1:15:43
Yeah, that you associate
with the word that l...
1:15:46
Okay, wait-wait-wait-wait, yeah,
but we got to... agree...
1:15:50
in advance
that it's meaningless.
1:15:52
Please, there's no diagnostic
value for any of it.
1:15:56
Fine.