:16:01
You, with nothing to say?
:16:05
I promise.
:16:07
We'll always tell each
other the truth?
:16:09
Except around birthdays.
:16:19
You're feisty.
What have you been reading?
:16:23
- What do you mean?
- No, it's nice.
:16:26
Turn out the lights.
:16:28
- But I like to see you.
- Please?
:16:50
I'll take them all.
:16:52
- Good day, madam.
- Excuse me.
:16:55
I bought a suit.
:16:56
It's being altered.
For Margaret Windemere.
:16:59
Ah, Mrs Windemere.
One moment, please.
:17:01
Thank you.
:17:08
Forgive me.
You're American, aren't you?
:17:12
I'm from New York.
Mrs Erlynne.
:17:15
Rhode Island.
Mrs Windemere.
:17:17
I need an opinion from here.
Now be honesty.
:17:24
Would you wear it?
:17:32
Well, it doesn't leave much
to the imagination, does it?
:17:35
That depends on the imagination.
Some men have more than others.
:17:40
I suppose it's certainly immodest.
:17:44
Do you think it's vulgar?
:17:47
Some people might.
:17:50
Is your husband with you?
I'd love a man's opinion.
:17:53
I can tell you.
He's very conservative.
:17:56
A woman doesn't know
her own husband.
:17:59
Oh, I know Robert.
We've been married over a year.