:45:02
- Oh, you want to be a writer?
- Mm-hmm.
:45:05
Since I was a little girl.
:45:07
- I want to tell stories.
- Really? What kind?
:45:12
I don't know. I guess...
:45:15
kind of personal stuff.
:45:18
You know, maybe about how
a person feels because...
:45:23
their parents...
are no longer around.
:45:29
Sorry about that.
:45:33
I miss them-- a lot.
:45:41
Sometimes it hurts so bad, I don't want
to care about anyone again.
:45:53
You know what? You should be
walking on this side of the street.
:45:57
Why?
:45:59
Is that some kind of macho thing?
:46:01
No, it's just, you know, the gentleman
should walk on the side with the traffic.
:46:05
That way, if a car,
like, splashes mud...
:46:08
or jumps the curb, he can push
the woman out of the way.
:46:11
- You know what I'm saying?
- Okay.
:46:16
Oh, uh, I-- I--
We're here.
:46:19
- It's your house.
- Yeah.
:46:21
You can go inside now.
:46:23
Um, thanks for
walking me home.
:46:26
Well, good night.
:46:30
You know, uh, allow me.
:46:44
You are such a gentleman.
My Big Al.
:46:52
Me and you. B.F.F.?
:46:54
B.F.F.?
:46:56
"Best friends forever."