:50:01
They're usually
nothing incriminating.
:50:04
But a lot of people have accounts
they haven't reconciled -
:50:08
things they're just
not ready to share.
:50:20
I took the liberty of ordering for you.
Bombay Sapphire, three limes.
:50:23
I hired you to watch my husband.
You're not supposed to be watching me.
:50:27
It's very hard not to, Mrs. Clark -
with all due respect.
:50:30
- Are you a married man, Mr. Devine?
- I was.
:50:32
- Oh, what happened?
- Unfaithful.
:50:36
- She hired a detective?
- No, no, no.
:50:38
When she found out,
I was too far gone, so...
:50:42
You're smiling at me.
:50:45
You are on a strange journey
to redemption, Mr. Devine.
:50:47
And a very long one, Mrs. Clark.
:50:54
All these promises
that we make and we break.
:50:56
Why is it, do you think,
that people get married?
:50:58
- Passion.
- No.
:51:01
That's interesting. Because I would've
taken you for a romantic. Why, then?
:51:07
Because we need
a witness to our lives.
:51:10
There's a billion people on the planet.
I mean, what does any one life really mean?
:51:15
But in a marriage, you're promising
to care about everything -
:51:21
the good things, the bad things,
the terrible things, the mundane things...
:51:25
All of it.
All the time, every day.
:51:27
You're saying, "Your life will not
go unnoticed, because I will notice it.
:51:34
"Your life will not go unwitnessed,
because I will be your witness."
:51:42
You can quote me on that,
if you like.
:51:45
I'm sure I will.
:51:47
Anyway, the reason
that I called you here today,
:51:50
to tell you in person that I won't
be needing your services anymore.
:51:53
Oh.
:51:54
I think to continue...
:51:56
would be an unwarranted invasion
of my husband's privacy and...