:52:02
Call me. I'm over here if you need me. OK?
:52:05
But try not to panic.
The screaming frightened me.
:52:09
And you would be totally cool if you had a
live insect crawling around under your skin?
:52:14
I wouldn't enjoy it, but I wouldn't panic.
:52:16
That's good because
there's one in the back of your neck.
:52:20
- My neck?
- Your neck.
:52:21
- My neck?
- Yes. Right here. It's OK.
:52:23
- Get it off! Get it off me!
- Relax. OK.
:52:30
This is exciting.
I've never been to the races before.
:52:33
Here's a horse called Broadway Melody.
I think that's a lucky name.
:52:38
Well, it's not very sensible to pick horses
by their names, but I guess it's romantic.
:52:57
That was so beautiful.
:52:59
There is no more sublime music
than that second movement.
:53:02
Laurel cannot listen without crying.
Her eyes are all red.
:53:05
I'm with her. When Raphael first laid eyes
upon the Sistine Chapel he passed out.
:53:10
- Aren't you gonna find us a taxi?
- Yeah, let's go.
:53:13
She's head over heels in love with him.
:53:16
He's gifted, sensitive.
He is unfazed by the details of her past.
:53:19
He is, in fact, moved by her suffering.
:53:22
Even the awful story she's been
reluctant to tell but feels that she must.
:53:28
I killed him.
:53:31
But it was an accident.
:53:34
No.
:53:38
In my defence, I will say
I was out of my mind on drugs.
:53:42
I shouldn't say drugs. Pills.
:53:45
Pills to help me sleep at night,
pills to keep me awake,
:53:48
whatever I could get my hands on to sweep
my various pains and anxieties under the rug.
:53:57
But if I'm honest about it, I did mean to do it.