:29:00
Of course.
:29:02
She´s pregnant.
:29:05
So, goodness.
That was a lot to take in at teatime.
:29:10
- Oh, you´re telling me.
- l had no idea
:29:13
that you guys
were so serious.
:29:15
Kevin, you never
mentioned anything.
:29:17
- Mom.
- Here´s what l want to say.
:29:19
lt´s wonderful
being in love.
:29:21
But l don´t think marriage is
the best solution to a thing like this.
:29:28
Well, you know nowadays
a girl has so many alternatives
:29:30
to getting married--
there´s adoption, abortion,
:29:33
- lesbianism-- Hmm?
- Whoa, Mom!
:29:35
- What are you talking about?
- Well, l mean, it´s so sudden
:29:38
l have to assume
there´s a pressing reason.
:29:40
Oh oh, no.
:29:42
Charlie´s not pregnant.
:29:46
Call me old-fashioned,
:29:48
marriage is a sacred union
:29:51
that should only be entered into
with the utmost care.
:29:54
Weren´t you married
four times?
:29:58
Yes, dear.
:30:01
Which would make me an expert,
don´t you think?
:30:03
Excuse me.
:30:07
lt´s the hospital.
l´ll be right back.
:30:09
Okay.
:30:11
You want me to go
with you?
:30:13
No, stay right there.
:30:26
You know, this is as sudden
for me as it is for you.
:30:29
lt´s too sudden, right?
:30:31
You think?
:30:33
Yeah.
:30:34
Really?
:30:42
l mean, what´s the rush?
lt´s not like the old days
:30:45
where you had to get married
and have kids,
:30:47
and have it all figured out
by the time you were 21.
:30:49
- Exactly.
- We have options now.
:30:51
And l´ve always liked
having my options, you know?
:30:53
Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
:30:54
This is so... big.