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Oh. Behave exquisitely... | 1hap
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With perfect poise... | 1hap
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[LAUGHTER] I think I shall do a court curtsey. | 1hap
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Ah... | 1hap
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[LAUGHTER] | 1hap
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Ah...Strange... | 1hap
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Mmm... | 1hap
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Things that just ought to matter dreadfully, you know they just don't matter at all when one is happy, do they? | 1hap
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Darling, don't say that. | 3sad
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Oh, yes meaning just that. | 1hap
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Oh, dear god what is that all mean, dear god? | 1hap
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[LAUGHTER] Don't laugh at me I'm being serious. | 1hap
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You mustn't be so serious, darling, it just what they want. | 1hap
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Flippancy brings out the acid in their darn sweetness and light. | 1hap
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Mmhmm If I must laugh at everything, I must laugh at us too. | 1hap
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How long will it last, this ludicrous, overbearing love of ours? | 1hap
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We are figures of fun all right | 1hap
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Ahh...who knows. | 1hap
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Shall we always want to bicker and fight? | 1hap
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If one of us dies... | 1hap
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I think you're talking nonsense. | 1hap
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Let's pity the poor philosophers, huh? Let's enjoy the party for as long as we can, okay? Let's blow trumpets and squeakers and sit like small idiotic school children. [LAUGHTER] | 1hap
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Come here darling, kiss me | 1hap
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before your body rots and worms pop out of your eye sockets. | 1hap
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See, you know I don't care what you do. You could paint yourself green and run naked to the Place Vendome. | 1hap
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Do you remember that row we did have in Venice? | 1hap
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Which particular one? | 1hap
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Oh, Charles. That was his name Charles. He did wriggle so beautifully. | 1hap
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But you know it wasn't as bad as the one we had in Cannes...mmhmm...where your curling irons burnt a hole in my dressing gown. | 1hap
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Cannes...mmhmm... | 1hap
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The manager came in he found us rolling about the floor. [LAUGHTER] | 1hap
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I will never forget the look on his face. | 1hap
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Scratching and biting like panthers. [LAUGHTER] Oh... | 1hap
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oh... | 1hap
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Utterly, utterly ridiculous. | 1hap
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oh...[LAUGHTER] | 1hap
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We were very much younger then. | 1hap
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Very much sillier. | 1hap
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Oh you knew there was nothing in that. | 1hap
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The only one I know still love his parents. | 2neu
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Yeah, that kind of went out of style didn't it? | 1hap
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Oh it's not bad thing it's good thing. | 2neu
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You're not sorry you came? | 1hap
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Not sorry, no. I can't stay here. | 3sad
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Why not? | 3sad
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For one thing your mother as much as told me to go. | 2neu
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[BREATHING] And then you've been kind of... | 3sad
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What? | 2neu
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You've been kind of embarrassed ever since I got here. | 3sad
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You did? | 2neu
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From her point of view why else would I come? | 2neu
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Yeah-- | 2neu
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Ann, I love you. I love you. | 1hap
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I almost got married two years ago. | 2neu
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Why didn't you? | 2neu
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Everyday since. | 1hap
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why didn't you let me know? | 1hap
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Because I was waiting for you, Chris. Till then you never wrote me and then when you did, well, you sure can be ambiguous you know. | 1hap
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I kissed you. I kissed Annie. | 1hap
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I'll never forgive you for waiting so long. All I did was sit around and wonder if I was crazy for thinking about you. | 1hap
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I kissed you. | 1hap
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Chris, what's the matter? | 3sad
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Do you want to go somewhere? Let's go. | 3sad
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No, what is it? Is your mother? | 3sad
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No, no, it's nothing like that. | 3sad
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I don't know it's--it's complicated. But it's going from me now. | 3sad
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You got to tell me. | 3sad
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I don't know. | 3sad
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It's kind of all mixed up with all these other things. | 3sad
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Wouldn't work like this. | 3sad
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you know over seas I was in command of the company? | 3sad
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Yeah, sure. | 3sad
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Well I lost them. | 3sad
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How many? | 3sad
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Pretty much all. | 3sad
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[BREATHING]. Geez. | 3sad
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Takes awhile to toss something like that off. I mean they weren't just men, you know. | 3sad
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For instance, there was this one time when this kid--it had been raining for like several days and he gave me his last pair of dry socks. | 3sad
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He just put it in my pocket that's the kind of guys I had. | 3sad
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They didn't die they killed themselves for each other and I mean that exactly, you know a little more selfish and they'll all be here today... | 3sad
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And I had this idea as I was watching them go down like everything was being destroyed, you know. But I felt like this one new thing was being made, you know it's kind of like this. This monument... | 3sad
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You know, that they were bringing something on to this earth, a kind of sacrifice you know. | 3sad
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I thought I would change everything you know, and I got back here and it was- it was like nothing had changed at all... | 3sad
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You know. I went to work with dad and I started that whole rat race again... | 3sad
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And no one had changed it was just like sort of random bus accident to them. | 3sad
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Driving my new car and I felt guilty you know opening my bank book seeing a new refrigerator. | 3sad
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'Cause you can take those things out of a war. But you have to realize that those things came out of the love that a man can have for another man... | 3sad
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And if you can't see that then it's just loot and there's blood all over it. | 3sad
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I felt ashamed and I didn't want any part of it. I guess I included you too. | 3sad
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Do you still feel that way? | 3sad
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I want you to know Annie. | 3sad
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I'm going to make a fortune for you. | 1hap
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What would I do with a fortune? | 1hap
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Look at this, all of the hairs are standing up on my arm. | 1hap
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That's the wind. | 2neu
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Well, so, what do you think? | 1hap
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About what? | 2neu
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About what I was saying. | 2neu
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Carla, can I ask you something? Now, don't take this the wrong way, but are you on your period? | 2neu
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Don't ask me that. I hate it when you ask me that, you always ask me that. It's insulting. | 0ang
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