WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:18.411 --> 00:01:20.413 [train engine chugging] 4 00:01:28.546 --> 00:01:32.217 -[man 1, muffled] Hot enough for you? -[woman 1] She's tried everything. 5 00:01:32.717 --> 00:01:34.135 [horn blares] 6 00:01:38.473 --> 00:01:40.600 [woman 2] What about the looks she was getting… 7 00:01:42.060 --> 00:01:44.187 [man 2] We were all, frankly, keen on… 8 00:01:46.940 --> 00:01:48.650 [woman 3] No, it's not right for a girl. 9 00:01:49.234 --> 00:01:51.569 [woman 4] …giving you any more money to… 10 00:01:53.905 --> 00:01:55.615 [indistinct chatter] 11 00:01:56.324 --> 00:01:58.785 -[man 2] Look at it this way… -[woman 5] It's simple to me. 12 00:01:59.285 --> 00:02:00.787 [man 3] I must stay away from… 13 00:02:00.870 --> 00:02:02.956 [whistle blows] 14 00:02:03.039 --> 00:02:04.666 -[man 4] Goin'-- -[man 5] Excuse me. 15 00:02:05.250 --> 00:02:07.210 [woman 6] Feels like the whole city is out today. 16 00:02:07.293 --> 00:02:08.253 [woman 7] Summer sales. 17 00:02:08.336 --> 00:02:11.589 -Can't keep a New Yorker from a bargain. -[woman 6] Ain't that the truth? 18 00:02:11.673 --> 00:02:13.758 Let's get to the toy store and out of this heat. 19 00:02:13.842 --> 00:02:16.469 I'll never hear the end of it if I don't get my niece a doll. 20 00:02:16.553 --> 00:02:18.179 [woman 7] She asking for some special sort? 21 00:02:18.263 --> 00:02:20.807 They have those ones with darling hair you can braid. 22 00:02:20.890 --> 00:02:23.726 -[woman 6] Yes, maybe she'd like that. -[man 6 whistles] Taxi! 23 00:02:23.810 --> 00:02:24.686 [both women sigh] 24 00:02:26.020 --> 00:02:28.022 -[woman 6] Oh. -[woman 7] There now, that's better. 25 00:02:28.106 --> 00:02:30.608 [woman 6] Look at that precious little pickaninny one. 26 00:02:30.692 --> 00:02:33.111 -That, she'll love. -No. 27 00:02:33.194 --> 00:02:36.322 [woman 6] She's never even met a colored who didn't work for us. Thank heavens. 28 00:02:36.406 --> 00:02:38.116 -[both exclaim] -Oh. 29 00:02:38.199 --> 00:02:40.827 No, never mind, ladies. Accidents will happen. 30 00:02:40.910 --> 00:02:42.704 -[woman 6] My goodness. -Here you are. 31 00:02:43.955 --> 00:02:46.791 -[shopper] Here. -[woman 6] Oh! Thank you. 32 00:02:48.960 --> 00:02:50.795 -What a nice lady. -[woman 6] Mm-hmm. 33 00:02:54.799 --> 00:02:55.884 [shopper sighs] 34 00:03:05.101 --> 00:03:07.061 [clerk] There you go, miss. Thank you so much. 35 00:03:07.896 --> 00:03:10.398 -[woman 8] Thank you. -[girl] Mama, I want that one. 36 00:03:10.481 --> 00:03:13.443 [shopper] Do you have the Mother Goose Drawing and Tracing Book? 37 00:03:13.526 --> 00:03:14.819 [clerk] All sold out. 38 00:03:14.903 --> 00:03:18.907 Figures. I've tried all over town. My son won't settle for anything but. 39 00:03:18.990 --> 00:03:21.409 [clerk] Try again in a couple weeks. Might get lucky. 40 00:03:21.492 --> 00:03:25.121 -His birthday's tomorrow. -[clerk] Well, better luck next time. 41 00:03:26.164 --> 00:03:27.832 [woman laughing] 42 00:03:27.916 --> 00:03:29.083 [indistinct chatter] 43 00:03:30.752 --> 00:03:31.711 [clerk] Thank you. 44 00:03:36.591 --> 00:03:39.344 [car horn blares] 45 00:03:39.427 --> 00:03:41.346 [man 1] Mister? Hey, are you all right, sir? 46 00:03:42.639 --> 00:03:45.683 Please, somebody, help me. I… I… Help me out. 47 00:03:46.851 --> 00:03:48.978 He's fallen down. Sir, can you hear me? 48 00:03:49.062 --> 00:03:50.688 [man 2] Sir. Sir, you all right? 49 00:03:50.772 --> 00:03:52.357 -[woman] What's happened? -I don't know. 50 00:03:52.440 --> 00:03:53.358 [woman] He all right? 51 00:03:55.860 --> 00:03:57.153 [streetcar bell clanging] 52 00:04:04.494 --> 00:04:06.037 [exhales deeply] 53 00:04:09.499 --> 00:04:12.794 [driver] This heat. Feels like I'm about to pass out myself. 54 00:04:13.628 --> 00:04:17.298 Yes. I guess it's tea I need. I'm a little faint. 55 00:04:17.382 --> 00:04:21.302 [driver] The Drayton, ma'am? They do say as how there's always a breeze up there. 56 00:04:21.386 --> 00:04:24.973 -[shopper] The Drayton would be lovely. -[indistinct chatter] 57 00:04:26.724 --> 00:04:28.101 [man] Oh! Taxi! 58 00:04:29.185 --> 00:04:30.645 Take him to a hospital. 59 00:04:31.145 --> 00:04:33.147 [birds singing] 60 00:04:51.749 --> 00:04:52.625 Thank you. 61 00:04:56.045 --> 00:04:57.422 -Good afternoon. -Good afternoon. 62 00:05:36.419 --> 00:05:38.087 [man 1] The waiter will be with you. 63 00:05:42.008 --> 00:05:43.176 [woman 1 whispering] Stop it. 64 00:05:43.259 --> 00:05:45.970 -Now? -[man 2] Yes, now. 65 00:05:57.732 --> 00:05:58.775 [compact clicks] 66 00:05:59.359 --> 00:06:00.526 [shopper sighs] 67 00:06:06.949 --> 00:06:08.034 [woman 1] You satisfied? 68 00:06:09.535 --> 00:06:11.496 [indistinct whispering continues] 69 00:06:18.544 --> 00:06:19.587 Come here. 70 00:06:33.393 --> 00:06:34.560 [woman 1 giggling] 71 00:06:51.035 --> 00:06:51.994 [man 3] See you later. 72 00:06:52.078 --> 00:06:53.955 [woman 2] Don't be long. I'll get another one. 73 00:06:54.038 --> 00:06:55.415 [man 3] I won't. I hope. 74 00:06:56.040 --> 00:06:58.209 -You'll be all right? -[woman 2] I'll be just fine. 75 00:06:59.961 --> 00:07:02.630 I'm going to sit here and enjoy this cool room. 76 00:07:02.713 --> 00:07:04.674 -[man 3] All right. -[woman 2] All right. 77 00:07:04.757 --> 00:07:08.136 -[man 3] I suppose I should… -[woman 2] I suppose you should. 78 00:07:20.022 --> 00:07:22.400 -[imperceptible] -Oh! 79 00:07:24.068 --> 00:07:26.446 [indistinct whispering and chuckling continues] 80 00:07:47.717 --> 00:07:49.051 [man 2] We'll be married soon. 81 00:07:52.555 --> 00:07:54.098 As far as they know, we are. 82 00:07:55.892 --> 00:07:57.226 [shopper sighs] 83 00:07:59.854 --> 00:08:03.941 Pardon me. I don't mean to stare, but I think I know you. 84 00:08:04.025 --> 00:08:05.943 [shopper] I'm afraid you're mistaken. 85 00:08:06.486 --> 00:08:09.030 No, of course I know you, Rene. 86 00:08:09.822 --> 00:08:13.534 You look just the same. Tell me, do they still call you Rene? 87 00:08:13.618 --> 00:08:16.954 [Irene] Yes, though no one's called me that for a long time. 88 00:08:19.707 --> 00:08:20.791 Don't you know me? 89 00:08:22.835 --> 00:08:24.295 Not really, Rene? 90 00:08:28.049 --> 00:08:30.092 I'm afraid I can't seem to place… 91 00:08:31.219 --> 00:08:33.221 [woman 2 giggles] 92 00:08:34.805 --> 00:08:36.724 -Clare? -[Clare] Mm-hmm. 93 00:08:37.350 --> 00:08:38.309 That's right. 94 00:08:42.772 --> 00:08:44.607 -Not Clare Kendry? -[Clare] Mm-hmm. 95 00:08:44.690 --> 00:08:45.942 Now, don't run away. 96 00:08:47.485 --> 00:08:49.070 You simply must stay and talk. 97 00:08:49.570 --> 00:08:52.782 Fancy meeting you here. It's simply too lucky. 98 00:08:52.865 --> 00:08:54.367 It's awfully surprising, yes. 99 00:08:55.201 --> 00:08:56.202 [Clare] Mmm. 100 00:08:57.453 --> 00:08:58.704 [giggling] 101 00:08:58.788 --> 00:09:01.123 I'd never have known you if you hadn't laughed. 102 00:09:01.791 --> 00:09:03.417 You've changed so. 103 00:09:03.501 --> 00:09:05.378 Well, it's been 12 years at least. 104 00:09:06.045 --> 00:09:09.423 You know, I almost dropped by your father's house not so long ago. 105 00:09:10.091 --> 00:09:11.592 I've thought of you so often. 106 00:09:12.260 --> 00:09:13.844 -You have? -[Clare] Of course. 107 00:09:14.554 --> 00:09:18.641 You know, since I've been here, I've hoped I might run into someone. 108 00:09:18.724 --> 00:09:22.228 Preferably you, though. And now you're here. 109 00:09:25.106 --> 00:09:27.525 I'll wager you haven't given me a thought. 110 00:09:28.109 --> 00:09:29.110 So… 111 00:09:31.279 --> 00:09:32.280 Tell me. 112 00:09:34.073 --> 00:09:37.076 I want to know everything. Married? Children? 113 00:09:37.159 --> 00:09:41.247 -Yes. Two boys. You? -Mm-hmm. 114 00:09:41.747 --> 00:09:44.709 One girl. Margery. She's my angel. 115 00:09:45.376 --> 00:09:47.211 My husband John's here on business. 116 00:09:47.295 --> 00:09:49.422 Banking business. In this heat! Can you imagine? 117 00:09:49.505 --> 00:09:50.673 That was your husband? 118 00:09:51.507 --> 00:09:55.303 [chuckles softly] We've been here a whole week from Chicago. 119 00:09:55.386 --> 00:09:56.387 That's home. 120 00:09:57.305 --> 00:10:00.308 Although I come here and remember what home really is. 121 00:10:03.269 --> 00:10:07.148 Well, we can see lots of one another these days that I'm here, can't we? 122 00:10:07.648 --> 00:10:11.652 I don't know… I mean… I'm just… 123 00:10:12.820 --> 00:10:15.072 I live in Harlem, still. 124 00:10:15.615 --> 00:10:17.867 I don't come to this part of town a whole lot. 125 00:10:19.535 --> 00:10:21.746 Oh, that's sad. 126 00:10:23.456 --> 00:10:26.375 Perhaps I can come visit with you another time in Harlem? 127 00:10:26.876 --> 00:10:28.002 Meet your boys? 128 00:10:29.378 --> 00:10:30.421 We're here quite often. 129 00:10:30.504 --> 00:10:33.716 And if this trip goes well, well, John's quite sure we'll move. 130 00:10:36.719 --> 00:10:38.679 It's my dream to come back, Rene. 131 00:10:40.181 --> 00:10:41.349 [chuckles] 132 00:10:42.767 --> 00:10:43.934 I'm sure. 133 00:10:48.105 --> 00:10:49.023 Clare… 134 00:10:52.234 --> 00:10:53.152 does he… 135 00:10:54.612 --> 00:10:55.488 Know? 136 00:10:58.991 --> 00:10:59.950 [chuckles] 137 00:11:01.243 --> 00:11:03.829 Let's go up to my suite, where we can talk properly. 138 00:11:05.581 --> 00:11:06.749 Waiter! 139 00:11:07.875 --> 00:11:11.295 Ugh. I can't bear this heat! I have to change. 140 00:11:12.630 --> 00:11:14.465 John'll be back soon. 141 00:11:15.091 --> 00:11:18.177 And here I am, sweatin' up a storm. 142 00:11:18.803 --> 00:11:20.262 -That's nice. -Oh! 143 00:11:20.346 --> 00:11:23.683 I found Gert Johnson in the phone book. Well, Gertrude Martin now. 144 00:11:23.766 --> 00:11:25.184 She married Fred. Remember? 145 00:11:25.267 --> 00:11:28.896 Yes. I haven't seen Fred for an unmentionable time. 146 00:11:28.979 --> 00:11:30.898 Well, they have twins. Isn't that wonderful? 147 00:11:30.981 --> 00:11:33.442 -Mmm. -Boys. Oh, I'd love boys. 148 00:11:34.026 --> 00:11:35.903 I'd never risk it again, though. 149 00:11:35.986 --> 00:11:39.031 I went through hell those nine months for fear Margery might turn out dark. 150 00:11:39.115 --> 00:11:40.324 Mine are dark. 151 00:11:42.159 --> 00:11:44.453 Oh. And your husband, he… 152 00:11:44.537 --> 00:11:49.291 He… couldn't exactly "pass," if that's what you mean. 153 00:11:51.085 --> 00:11:52.086 Oh, I thought… 154 00:11:52.878 --> 00:11:55.381 Oh. [laughing] 155 00:11:57.383 --> 00:11:59.719 Oh, well, then. [chuckles] 156 00:12:02.346 --> 00:12:03.222 Would you? 157 00:12:05.725 --> 00:12:06.684 Would you? 158 00:12:17.820 --> 00:12:20.364 Well, anyway, she goes as white. 159 00:12:22.700 --> 00:12:25.953 -So, you haven't ever thought to? -What? 160 00:12:28.706 --> 00:12:31.250 I'm asking if you ever thought of passing, Rene. 161 00:12:32.334 --> 00:12:33.669 No, why should I? 162 00:12:35.713 --> 00:12:39.759 I mean, for convenience, occasionally, I suppose. But no. 163 00:12:39.842 --> 00:12:42.261 I just mean I have everything I've ever wanted. 164 00:12:42.845 --> 00:12:44.972 Except perhaps a little more money. [scoffs] 165 00:12:45.055 --> 00:12:48.517 Of course. That's all anybody ever wants, a little more money. 166 00:12:48.601 --> 00:12:49.643 [chuckles] 167 00:12:49.727 --> 00:12:51.771 Money's an awfully nice thing to have. 168 00:12:53.314 --> 00:12:56.776 In fact, all things considered, I think it's entirely worth the price. 169 00:12:59.320 --> 00:13:01.614 I should go, Clare. 170 00:13:02.281 --> 00:13:04.366 I'm not sure it's such a good idea if John… 171 00:13:04.450 --> 00:13:06.160 Oh, no, Rene, it is. 172 00:13:06.911 --> 00:13:10.289 Oh, you must stay a little while longer. Oh, please say you'll stay. 173 00:13:12.374 --> 00:13:14.168 Hang it! I've made a mess. 174 00:13:14.251 --> 00:13:16.921 Give me a second, and I'll order us some food up here. 175 00:13:17.671 --> 00:13:18.672 All right. 176 00:13:27.556 --> 00:13:28.849 Whatcha thinking, Rene? 177 00:13:30.768 --> 00:13:32.186 You're curious, is that it? 178 00:13:33.270 --> 00:13:35.231 You can ask me anything. Anything you want. 179 00:13:36.941 --> 00:13:40.194 What have you told him… of your family? 180 00:13:43.197 --> 00:13:46.492 You know, I haven't had to worry as much as you'd think. 181 00:13:47.493 --> 00:13:48.619 There were my aunts, you see. 182 00:13:48.702 --> 00:13:51.789 They took me in after Father died and gave me a home of sorts. 183 00:13:52.456 --> 00:13:56.335 [exhales deeply] Very white, very respectable, very religious. 184 00:13:57.002 --> 00:13:58.629 I met John not long after, 185 00:13:58.712 --> 00:14:02.424 and as soon as I turned 18 and legal, we got married and… 186 00:14:03.551 --> 00:14:05.970 well, went off and left for good. 187 00:14:09.098 --> 00:14:10.516 And you're happy? 188 00:14:11.517 --> 00:14:12.768 Of course, Rene. 189 00:14:13.936 --> 00:14:16.355 As you say, I have everything I ever wanted. 190 00:14:21.151 --> 00:14:23.237 I'm sorry, Clare, that was rude of me. 191 00:14:24.363 --> 00:14:25.447 Of course you're happy. 192 00:14:26.282 --> 00:14:27.825 -Look at you. -[Clare chuckles] 193 00:14:30.703 --> 00:14:34.248 -And your daughter? -Margery? Oh, she's divine. 194 00:14:34.331 --> 00:14:37.960 John wants to put her in one of those Swiss boarding schools in the fall. 195 00:14:38.043 --> 00:14:42.256 I dare say she'll get quite the education. Not like anything we had. 196 00:14:43.841 --> 00:14:45.092 Room service, hello? 197 00:14:45.676 --> 00:14:49.930 We want cakes. The most beautiful cakes you have. 198 00:14:50.556 --> 00:14:51.432 Mm-hmm. 199 00:14:51.932 --> 00:14:55.728 Tell me, what tea you got passes for French champagne? 200 00:14:58.355 --> 00:14:59.315 Oh, I'm messing! 201 00:15:00.524 --> 00:15:06.238 Yes, we'll take a pitcher of iced tea in champagne flutes. 202 00:15:06.322 --> 00:15:08.824 Mm-hmm. We're celebrating. 203 00:15:11.410 --> 00:15:12.745 [both laughing] 204 00:15:13.746 --> 00:15:17.416 -[Irene] That's enough, thank you. -Have a drop more. You've hardly had any. 205 00:15:17.499 --> 00:15:18.751 [door opens] 206 00:15:18.834 --> 00:15:22.463 -[John] Nig? -John, dear! [kisses] 207 00:15:23.130 --> 00:15:26.133 I ran into an old, old friend of mine from school. 208 00:15:26.216 --> 00:15:30.137 Irene Westover. Irene, this is my husband, John Bellew. 209 00:15:30.220 --> 00:15:32.264 Pleasure to meet you, Mrs. Westover. 210 00:15:32.848 --> 00:15:35.768 -Actually, it's Mrs. Redfield. -[John] Mm. 211 00:15:36.685 --> 00:15:40.189 Oh, of course, I… I didn't even think to ask. 212 00:15:40.272 --> 00:15:41.857 I am sorry if I've interrupted. 213 00:15:42.816 --> 00:15:45.444 -Will you get me a drink, honey? -[Clare] Here. 214 00:15:45.527 --> 00:15:46.612 [John] Thank you. 215 00:15:46.695 --> 00:15:47.780 [sniffles] Hmm. 216 00:15:48.697 --> 00:15:51.325 So, what do you say, then? To old friends? 217 00:15:52.993 --> 00:15:54.828 -To old friends! -To old friends. 218 00:15:56.121 --> 00:15:57.414 [Clare chuckles] 219 00:16:01.794 --> 00:16:02.795 [knocking on door] 220 00:16:02.878 --> 00:16:05.881 -Did you hear what John called me, Rene? -Oh, Clare, please. 221 00:16:06.465 --> 00:16:09.134 [Clare] No, go on, tell her why. 222 00:16:09.218 --> 00:16:10.803 [John chuckles] Oh, it's silly. 223 00:16:10.886 --> 00:16:14.473 When we were first married, this woman was as white as a lily. 224 00:16:14.556 --> 00:16:19.103 But as the years go by, she seems to be getting darker and darker. 225 00:16:19.895 --> 00:16:23.107 So I told her, "If you don't look out, you'll wake up one morning 226 00:16:23.190 --> 00:16:25.401 and find that you've turned into a nigger." 227 00:16:27.569 --> 00:16:29.571 Yeah. She's been Nig ever since. 228 00:16:29.655 --> 00:16:30.990 [all giggling] 229 00:16:37.454 --> 00:16:40.249 [laughs hysterically] 230 00:16:44.795 --> 00:16:45.921 That's good! 231 00:16:47.715 --> 00:16:48.716 Well, it's silly. 232 00:16:48.799 --> 00:16:51.260 No, that's… That's… 233 00:16:51.343 --> 00:16:52.720 That's good. 234 00:16:52.803 --> 00:16:54.221 My goodness, John! 235 00:16:56.348 --> 00:16:57.975 After all these years, what would it matter 236 00:16:58.058 --> 00:17:01.145 if you found out that I was 1 or 2% colored, hmm? 237 00:17:01.228 --> 00:17:04.565 Well, you can turn as black as you please, as far as I'm concerned. 238 00:17:04.648 --> 00:17:05.983 I know you're not colored. 239 00:17:09.361 --> 00:17:11.363 So, you dislike Negroes, Mr. Bellew? 240 00:17:11.864 --> 00:17:14.533 No, no, no, not at all. I hate them. 241 00:17:15.034 --> 00:17:17.244 [John and Clare laugh] 242 00:17:17.327 --> 00:17:21.290 But not as much as Nig does, for all she's trying to turn into one. 243 00:17:21.373 --> 00:17:24.084 Why, she won't have them near her, not even as a maid. 244 00:17:25.169 --> 00:17:26.086 Isn't that true? 245 00:17:26.795 --> 00:17:28.922 Have you ever known any Negroes? 246 00:17:30.174 --> 00:17:33.719 [John] No, no, but I do know people who know them. 247 00:17:33.802 --> 00:17:36.638 And I read about them in the papers, of course. 248 00:17:36.722 --> 00:17:39.892 Terrible mess. Robbing, killing. 249 00:17:40.934 --> 00:17:42.269 [sighs] It's sad, really. 250 00:17:42.352 --> 00:17:46.899 John, Rene doesn't want to hear about your pet perversions. 251 00:17:47.775 --> 00:17:49.693 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to bore you. 252 00:17:51.278 --> 00:17:52.279 You live nearby? 253 00:17:53.781 --> 00:17:54.698 Fairly. 254 00:17:55.324 --> 00:17:59.036 [John] It's a great city, New York. City of the future. 255 00:17:59.995 --> 00:18:02.498 -What line of work is your husband in? -He's a doctor. 256 00:18:02.581 --> 00:18:06.877 -[John] That's an interesting life. -[Irene] Yes. Hard. Nerve-racking too. 257 00:18:06.960 --> 00:18:10.297 Wife's nerves, too, I bet. All those lady patients. 258 00:18:10.380 --> 00:18:13.300 John, dear, don't start! More tea, Rene? 259 00:18:13.383 --> 00:18:15.844 I've taken up too much of your time already. 260 00:18:16.386 --> 00:18:18.472 Oh, but we're just getting started! 261 00:18:19.807 --> 00:18:22.017 -Thank you for the drink. -[John] I'll see you out. 262 00:18:28.482 --> 00:18:29.316 [Clare] Rene. 263 00:18:30.526 --> 00:18:33.654 -I do hope to see you soon. -Goodbye, Mrs. Redfield. 264 00:18:33.737 --> 00:18:36.365 -Glad to have met you. -[Irene] Goodbye, Clare. 265 00:18:40.494 --> 00:18:41.912 [breathes deeply] 266 00:18:45.582 --> 00:18:47.584 [jazz piano music playing] 267 00:18:48.627 --> 00:18:50.087 [crickets chirping] 268 00:18:50.170 --> 00:18:52.172 [child shouting in distance] 269 00:19:02.850 --> 00:19:04.518 -[Irene] Evening, Lance. -Evening. 270 00:19:34.131 --> 00:19:36.008 [children talking indistinctly] 271 00:19:57.571 --> 00:19:58.572 [husband] Hmm. 272 00:20:01.617 --> 00:20:02.618 Where you been? 273 00:20:03.118 --> 00:20:04.745 Lookin' for that darn book. 274 00:20:05.829 --> 00:20:08.373 -They eat? -I think so. 275 00:20:09.249 --> 00:20:10.918 I was gonna put them to bed, but… 276 00:20:11.001 --> 00:20:13.420 -But you fell asleep. -Apparently. 277 00:20:19.092 --> 00:20:20.135 [husband] Mm. 278 00:20:21.762 --> 00:20:23.013 Am I still sleeping? 279 00:20:32.856 --> 00:20:34.066 [chuckling] 280 00:20:42.783 --> 00:20:44.785 [birds singing] 281 00:20:54.002 --> 00:20:54.836 [horns honking] 282 00:21:10.477 --> 00:21:11.311 Catch it! 283 00:21:12.646 --> 00:21:13.689 Pass, pass. 284 00:21:16.817 --> 00:21:18.318 [husband] Hey. Come here. 285 00:21:21.697 --> 00:21:22.698 [grunts] 286 00:21:24.199 --> 00:21:27.411 -I thought you nailed this already. -[son 1] I forget sometimes. 287 00:21:27.494 --> 00:21:29.037 [husband] All right, ten minutes. 288 00:21:34.501 --> 00:21:37.504 -[son 1] Catch the ball, okay? -[son 2] I don't want to. 289 00:21:38.338 --> 00:21:39.589 [son 1] Don't lose it. 290 00:21:42.509 --> 00:21:44.386 It's boring. Play with me. 291 00:21:45.220 --> 00:21:46.596 [son 2] Just leave me alone. 292 00:21:47.222 --> 00:21:48.181 Damn! 293 00:21:48.849 --> 00:21:50.225 [sighs in exasperation] 294 00:21:52.894 --> 00:21:55.188 -Caught! -[gasps] Damn it! 295 00:21:55.272 --> 00:21:57.774 Brian, why you gotta be creepin' around the place like that? 296 00:21:57.858 --> 00:21:58.984 Profanity, miss! 297 00:21:59.860 --> 00:22:01.069 They'll be late for school. 298 00:22:01.153 --> 00:22:04.990 I'm not gonna have time to make it to my next call if I have to drop you. 299 00:22:06.533 --> 00:22:09.911 -[maid] Boys, come on in. -Irene? 300 00:22:09.995 --> 00:22:12.497 [maid] Yes, yes, you have to come on in now. 301 00:22:12.581 --> 00:22:13.582 Sorry, honey. 302 00:22:21.923 --> 00:22:24.593 I was just thinking how much Junior is getting like you. 303 00:22:24.676 --> 00:22:25.552 [Brian] Mmm. 304 00:22:25.635 --> 00:22:27.763 I wonder if he isn't going too fast in school. 305 00:22:27.846 --> 00:22:29.139 It's easy to forget he's younger. 306 00:22:29.222 --> 00:22:32.642 I wish you wouldn't be ever fretting about those boys. 307 00:22:32.726 --> 00:22:35.854 They are fine. They're perfectly good, strong, healthy boys. 308 00:22:35.937 --> 00:22:36.855 I suppose. 309 00:22:37.397 --> 00:22:39.399 I'm just afraid he's picked up some queer ideas 310 00:22:39.483 --> 00:22:41.485 about things from some of the older boys. 311 00:22:41.568 --> 00:22:43.028 "Queer"? What about? 312 00:22:43.111 --> 00:22:45.864 You know, things young boys be thinking about. 313 00:22:45.947 --> 00:22:48.992 Ah. You mean about sex? 314 00:22:49.493 --> 00:22:51.953 Yes. Jokes. Things like that. 315 00:22:52.746 --> 00:22:54.664 If sex isn't a joke, what is it? 316 00:22:55.832 --> 00:22:58.502 -What is a joke? -Don't be facetious. 317 00:22:58.585 --> 00:22:59.419 You ready? 318 00:23:00.170 --> 00:23:02.798 No, you go. I'll take the bus. 319 00:23:03.757 --> 00:23:07.219 -Pick you up, then? -Please. From the printing office. 320 00:23:07.302 --> 00:23:10.013 I need to see about more handbills and tickets for the dance. 321 00:23:10.097 --> 00:23:11.598 They should be paying you. 322 00:23:12.849 --> 00:23:15.227 It isn't charity work if they pay me for it. 323 00:23:25.737 --> 00:23:26.738 [indistinct chatter] 324 00:23:26.822 --> 00:23:28.573 -[maid] Go on, boys. -[Brian] Are we ready? 325 00:23:28.657 --> 00:23:30.158 [Irene] Lickety-split! 326 00:23:30.242 --> 00:23:31.701 -Come back. -Are you ready? 327 00:23:31.785 --> 00:23:32.702 -I'm fast. -Let's go. 328 00:23:32.786 --> 00:23:34.121 -Go on, boys, get. -Junior. 329 00:23:34.204 --> 00:23:36.748 -[son 2] I don't wanna go! -[Brian] You have to, I'm afraid. 330 00:23:36.832 --> 00:23:37.833 [Junior] Bye, Mama. 331 00:23:38.750 --> 00:23:41.044 -I'm too fast! Can't catch me. -[son 2] Get back here. 332 00:23:41.128 --> 00:23:42.504 [door closes] 333 00:23:42.587 --> 00:23:43.922 [clock ticking] 334 00:24:26.214 --> 00:24:28.133 -You want grapefruit, ma'am? -Mm-hmm. 335 00:24:30.635 --> 00:24:31.720 Thank you. 336 00:24:46.026 --> 00:24:47.319 Ugh, my hat. 337 00:24:51.865 --> 00:24:53.533 Oh, Ms. Redfield, you forgot one. 338 00:24:57.204 --> 00:24:58.246 Thank you. 339 00:25:12.636 --> 00:25:14.846 -Do you want me to drive? -Mmm. 340 00:25:17.891 --> 00:25:18.808 Yeah, sure. 341 00:25:24.105 --> 00:25:24.940 [grunts] 342 00:25:30.362 --> 00:25:31.863 Everything set? 343 00:25:32.531 --> 00:25:35.742 We're a month away and all the bookings are gone, not counting the door. 344 00:25:36.493 --> 00:25:39.162 -Busy as a cat with fleas myself. -Ain't you cold? 345 00:25:40.705 --> 00:25:42.374 No, leave it, if you're not cold. 346 00:25:47.003 --> 00:25:47.963 [car horn honks] 347 00:25:48.046 --> 00:25:50.549 [sighs] This city! 348 00:25:51.091 --> 00:25:53.718 I think I'm beginning to hate sick people. 349 00:25:54.553 --> 00:25:57.973 Their stupid meddling families, their dirty, smelly rooms-- 350 00:25:58.056 --> 00:25:59.849 Come on, now. It's just a bad day. 351 00:26:00.433 --> 00:26:02.894 You don't mean that. You're helping those sick people. 352 00:26:02.978 --> 00:26:05.188 -Let's not talk about it. -You brought it up. 353 00:26:06.231 --> 00:26:07.649 [sighs] 354 00:26:13.321 --> 00:26:15.657 -Put the window down. -Thought you were cold. 355 00:26:15.740 --> 00:26:18.118 Now I'm saying I can't breathe. Put the window down. 356 00:26:23.665 --> 00:26:26.501 I know you think trying somewhere else would be easier for us. 357 00:26:26.585 --> 00:26:29.421 South America or some such. And to a point, I agree. 358 00:26:29.504 --> 00:26:32.090 We should go abroad somewhere. 359 00:26:32.173 --> 00:26:34.843 Not for a while, of course, but when the boys leave… 360 00:26:36.344 --> 00:26:37.971 -We can visit Brazil. -Visit? 361 00:26:39.931 --> 00:26:42.976 Or I was thinking of one of them European schools for Junior. 362 00:26:43.059 --> 00:26:45.979 You are going to make a mollycoddle out of that boy. 363 00:26:46.062 --> 00:26:48.398 Ted is the one who needs your attention, not Junior, 364 00:26:48.481 --> 00:26:52.611 and you needn't think I'll let you send Junior to some nice kindergarten school 365 00:26:52.694 --> 00:26:54.821 'cause he's getting a much-needed education. 366 00:26:54.904 --> 00:26:58.908 Sooner he learns about sex, the better. Certainly if he learns it's a grand joke. 367 00:26:58.992 --> 00:27:00.201 The greatest in the world. 368 00:27:00.285 --> 00:27:02.495 -What's that supposed to mean? -Nothing. 369 00:27:04.372 --> 00:27:08.960 I'm just getting a little tired of playing second fiddle 370 00:27:09.044 --> 00:27:12.172 to your precious Negro League, that's all. 371 00:27:14.549 --> 00:27:17.177 How about a little charity for this Negro? 372 00:27:17.260 --> 00:27:19.471 [Irene] Come on, now. There's people looking. 373 00:27:30.315 --> 00:27:31.316 What's this? 374 00:27:32.484 --> 00:27:35.153 -I think it's from Clare Bellew. -Clare Bellew? 375 00:27:35.862 --> 00:27:39.032 [grunts] That woman from Chicago you told me about running into? 376 00:27:39.616 --> 00:27:41.493 -Mm-hmm. -You gonna see her again? 377 00:27:43.578 --> 00:27:45.038 I haven't opened the letter. 378 00:27:46.331 --> 00:27:48.249 -It's postmarked New York. -I know. 379 00:27:48.333 --> 00:27:51.544 -They must've moved here. -Brian, I'm not going to see her. 380 00:27:51.628 --> 00:27:53.630 Thought you were good friends in school. 381 00:27:53.713 --> 00:27:56.716 Brian, darling, I'd have to be an idiot not to realize 382 00:27:56.800 --> 00:27:59.803 if a man calls me a you-know-what, it's his fault the first time, 383 00:27:59.886 --> 00:28:02.305 but mine if I give him the opportunity to do it again. 384 00:28:02.389 --> 00:28:03.306 Sure, sure. 385 00:28:04.641 --> 00:28:05.475 May I? 386 00:28:20.073 --> 00:28:24.744 "I am so lonely, so lonely…" 387 00:28:25.370 --> 00:28:27.497 "Cannot help longing to be with you again." 388 00:28:27.580 --> 00:28:32.293 -Don't mock her. That's not fair. -I'm just reading it. [chuckles] 389 00:28:32.377 --> 00:28:33.378 Fine. 390 00:28:34.254 --> 00:28:38.133 "You can't know how in this pale life of mine, 391 00:28:38.216 --> 00:28:41.594 I am all the time seeing the bright pictures of that other 392 00:28:42.095 --> 00:28:44.389 that I thought I was so glad to be free of." 393 00:28:45.974 --> 00:28:47.016 [Irene sighs] 394 00:28:48.268 --> 00:28:50.687 Oh, come on, it's funny! She's very dramatic. 395 00:28:51.521 --> 00:28:53.982 "It may be, Rene dear, 396 00:28:55.150 --> 00:28:58.611 that your way may be the wiser and infinitely happier one." 397 00:28:58.695 --> 00:29:02.323 I'm flattered. "Wiser." As if anything could rectify the humiliation… 398 00:29:02.407 --> 00:29:03.742 Wait, wait, there's more. 399 00:29:04.242 --> 00:29:06.453 "I wouldn't feel this wild desire… 400 00:29:07.537 --> 00:29:08.663 if I hadn't seen you." 401 00:29:11.499 --> 00:29:12.417 That's rich. 402 00:29:13.793 --> 00:29:15.044 Blaming you. 403 00:29:19.466 --> 00:29:20.550 "Wild desire." 404 00:29:22.343 --> 00:29:23.595 Don't give her an inch. 405 00:29:32.854 --> 00:29:34.355 What you so angry for anyhow? 406 00:29:35.398 --> 00:29:38.109 -Husband didn't call you a-- -No, but he would've. 407 00:29:38.193 --> 00:29:39.694 It amounts to the same thing. 408 00:29:39.778 --> 00:29:41.905 [Brian] It has, you will admit, its humorous side. 409 00:29:44.741 --> 00:29:45.992 [Irene] No, I won't. 410 00:29:47.202 --> 00:29:48.787 It's not funny, it's revolting. 411 00:29:48.870 --> 00:29:53.208 Irene, leave it, huh? It's normal. They always come back. 412 00:29:53.291 --> 00:29:56.628 They have to work hard at getting there, why would they wanna come back? 413 00:29:56.711 --> 00:29:58.755 If I knew that, I'd know what race is. 414 00:29:59.255 --> 00:30:01.591 You'd think they'd be satisfied being white. 415 00:30:02.425 --> 00:30:04.427 Rot! Who's satisfied being anything? 416 00:30:16.064 --> 00:30:16.981 I am. 417 00:30:18.024 --> 00:30:18.858 [Brian] Hmm? 418 00:30:20.819 --> 00:30:21.820 Satisfied. 419 00:30:25.782 --> 00:30:26.699 I am. 420 00:30:33.039 --> 00:30:35.375 -[Brian] Let's go. Wait, Junior! -Come on, boys. 421 00:30:35.959 --> 00:30:37.919 -Books, books. -Bye, Mama. 422 00:30:38.002 --> 00:30:39.045 [Junior] Bye, Mama. 423 00:30:40.296 --> 00:30:42.924 -[chuckles] Bye. -[door closes] 424 00:30:55.311 --> 00:30:56.813 [jazz music playing] 425 00:31:14.455 --> 00:31:17.166 I got yams for tonight. Save the chicken for tomorrow. 426 00:31:17.250 --> 00:31:18.334 Yes, ma'am. 427 00:31:18.835 --> 00:31:21.212 -Did you clean the boys' room already? -Not yet. 428 00:31:21.296 --> 00:31:24.549 Well, hurry. They'll be back soon and then it'll be impossible. 429 00:31:25.800 --> 00:31:27.010 Can I get you something? 430 00:31:27.594 --> 00:31:28.720 No. I can get it. 431 00:31:30.096 --> 00:31:31.306 [clock ticking] 432 00:31:42.066 --> 00:31:43.359 [clock chiming] 433 00:31:54.454 --> 00:31:56.164 [phone ringing] 434 00:32:08.593 --> 00:32:09.719 Redfield residence. 435 00:32:11.471 --> 00:32:12.639 Yes, hello. 436 00:32:13.848 --> 00:32:14.807 Mm-hmm. 437 00:32:15.683 --> 00:32:16.893 It's Mr. Wentworth. 438 00:32:22.315 --> 00:32:24.275 Hello. Yes, Hugh. 439 00:32:25.109 --> 00:32:26.444 Oh, quite, and you? 440 00:32:26.527 --> 00:32:27.445 [doorbell chimes] 441 00:32:27.528 --> 00:32:31.157 Every single one, honest. I know… 442 00:32:32.408 --> 00:32:35.912 Wait, I'll give mine to Bianca. I won't need it anyway. 443 00:32:35.995 --> 00:32:38.247 -[door opens] -No, I mean it. 444 00:32:38.331 --> 00:32:40.917 It was silly of me not to, I'll be so busy… 445 00:32:49.050 --> 00:32:49.968 [Clare] Mm-hmm. 446 00:32:55.974 --> 00:32:59.352 Well, as long as Brian has a place to drop down now and then… 447 00:32:59.435 --> 00:33:01.020 -[indistinct chatter] -Uh-huh. 448 00:33:04.524 --> 00:33:07.443 That's nice. My love to Bianca. 449 00:33:08.069 --> 00:33:12.198 Yes, I'll see to it right away. See you tomorrow, Hugh. Bye. 450 00:33:15.243 --> 00:33:16.285 [sighs] 451 00:33:22.500 --> 00:33:26.921 [gasps, chuckles] Dear God, but aren't you lovely, Clare. 452 00:33:29.173 --> 00:33:31.342 Didn't you mean to answer my letter, Rene? 453 00:33:34.053 --> 00:33:36.556 Every day I went to that nasty little post office. 454 00:33:36.639 --> 00:33:39.851 They thought I was having an affair and the man had thrown me over. 455 00:33:39.934 --> 00:33:42.103 -Oh! Clare, I… -Well… 456 00:33:43.062 --> 00:33:44.272 Eventually it sunk in. 457 00:33:44.355 --> 00:33:46.733 You hadn't written to me and didn't intend to. 458 00:33:47.775 --> 00:33:50.653 I tried very hard to forget, I really did, but I couldn't. 459 00:33:51.279 --> 00:33:54.532 I had to know why. That's why I came here. 460 00:33:57.285 --> 00:33:59.037 Why didn't you write to me, Rene? 461 00:34:09.589 --> 00:34:10.506 You see… 462 00:34:14.844 --> 00:34:17.513 Well… you see… 463 00:34:25.021 --> 00:34:26.689 I can't help thinking that… 464 00:34:28.900 --> 00:34:30.109 you ought not to… 465 00:34:31.903 --> 00:34:33.446 ought not to come up here. 466 00:34:33.529 --> 00:34:35.490 -You mean you don't want me here. -No. 467 00:34:35.573 --> 00:34:37.408 What I said, you ought not to run the risk. 468 00:34:37.492 --> 00:34:41.954 It's terribly foolish. You must see that, and, well… 469 00:34:44.373 --> 00:34:45.541 just not the right thing. 470 00:34:45.625 --> 00:34:46.918 [chuckles] Oh! 471 00:34:47.627 --> 00:34:51.047 Rene, you are priceless. The right thing? 472 00:34:51.130 --> 00:34:53.466 -I mean, it isn't safe. -Safe? 473 00:34:53.549 --> 00:34:57.428 To come up here. Considering what I saw of Mr. Bellew's attitude. 474 00:35:00.223 --> 00:35:02.016 Oh, of course, I understand. 475 00:35:03.643 --> 00:35:05.937 And I don't blame you for being angry, Rene. 476 00:35:06.646 --> 00:35:10.441 You acted beautifully that day, really beautifully. Thank you. 477 00:35:11.150 --> 00:35:13.194 I don't want thanks. 478 00:35:13.277 --> 00:35:18.199 I just mean that… it was very kind of you to be so delicate about it. 479 00:35:18.282 --> 00:35:20.159 What other option did I have, Clare? 480 00:35:21.077 --> 00:35:23.871 I have been furious at you, really furious. 481 00:35:23.955 --> 00:35:25.706 -Putting me in that position. -Of course. 482 00:35:25.790 --> 00:35:28.376 I can't see why you wouldn't understand why I wouldn't write. 483 00:35:28.459 --> 00:35:29.418 Foolish of me. 484 00:35:29.502 --> 00:35:31.420 Why I wouldn't want anything to do with you! 485 00:35:32.505 --> 00:35:34.799 [crying] 486 00:35:40.596 --> 00:35:42.431 Oh, no, now… 487 00:35:45.226 --> 00:35:47.311 -Don't cry. -[sobbing] 488 00:35:47.395 --> 00:35:50.231 I just… I feel so terrible about it all. 489 00:35:51.691 --> 00:35:53.484 Oh, I… I didn't think… 490 00:35:54.443 --> 00:35:56.237 I'm so very sorry, Rene. 491 00:35:57.446 --> 00:36:00.032 There, there. Don't be. 492 00:36:01.033 --> 00:36:02.160 I'm sorry too. 493 00:36:02.702 --> 00:36:03.744 [Clare chuckles] 494 00:36:04.996 --> 00:36:05.955 [sniffles] 495 00:36:09.250 --> 00:36:12.461 Oh, darn it. The truth is I'm very glad to see you, Clare. 496 00:36:13.963 --> 00:36:14.839 Very. 497 00:36:15.756 --> 00:36:18.801 Oh, and I you, Rene. You can't imagine. 498 00:36:19.802 --> 00:36:24.307 Without that day, I would've got to the end, unable to speak to anyone. 499 00:36:24.974 --> 00:36:26.684 [chuckles] You can't know. 500 00:36:28.477 --> 00:36:30.563 Never anyone to really talk to. 501 00:36:30.646 --> 00:36:33.774 It was insensitive of me not to think about that. 502 00:36:33.858 --> 00:36:35.860 Oh, I don't expect you to understand. 503 00:36:37.069 --> 00:36:38.029 You're happy. 504 00:36:39.780 --> 00:36:43.659 You have a true, good life, and you're free. 505 00:36:45.036 --> 00:36:45.953 Free and safe. 506 00:36:47.955 --> 00:36:49.457 Safe. [scoffs] 507 00:36:50.625 --> 00:36:52.710 I don't even know what that is anymore. 508 00:36:53.961 --> 00:36:55.796 [children laughing indistinctly] 509 00:36:57.006 --> 00:37:01.052 I'm beginning to believe that no one is ever completely happy, free, or safe. 510 00:37:01.552 --> 00:37:04.263 Well, then, what does it matter if I come up here sometimes? 511 00:37:04.347 --> 00:37:08.976 You have a child, Clare. It's not just a matter of your safety. 512 00:37:09.060 --> 00:37:10.353 [phone ringing] 513 00:37:12.063 --> 00:37:14.649 Being a mother is the cruelest thing in the world. 514 00:37:15.775 --> 00:37:17.860 -[maid] Hello. Redfield residence. -Yes. 515 00:37:19.028 --> 00:37:20.029 [maid] One moment… 516 00:37:20.112 --> 00:37:21.447 And the most responsible. 517 00:37:23.074 --> 00:37:25.493 Mr. Wentworth is on the telephone again, ma'am. 518 00:37:26.285 --> 00:37:27.286 [Irene] Excuse me. 519 00:37:40.633 --> 00:37:41.550 Hello? 520 00:37:46.889 --> 00:37:51.686 Oh, honestly, Hugh, tell her to stop being silly. I've told you it's fine. 521 00:37:52.645 --> 00:37:54.814 Mm-hmm. See you tomorrow. 522 00:38:02.196 --> 00:38:03.239 You sound busy. 523 00:38:03.864 --> 00:38:06.826 It's this Negro Welfare League dance tomorrow. 524 00:38:06.909 --> 00:38:10.579 I'm on the organizational committee. I am the committee, pretty much. 525 00:38:10.663 --> 00:38:14.333 -Hugh Wentworth, the novelist? -Yes. Do you know him? 526 00:38:14.417 --> 00:38:16.585 -I've read a book or two of his. -You have? 527 00:38:17.086 --> 00:38:17.962 [chuckles softly] 528 00:38:18.045 --> 00:38:20.172 -They're good, aren't they? -I suppose. 529 00:38:20.256 --> 00:38:21.757 Sort of contemptuous. 530 00:38:23.092 --> 00:38:25.678 Yes. Well, he's a dear, really. 531 00:38:26.345 --> 00:38:28.014 Mind if I do some things around the house? 532 00:38:28.097 --> 00:38:30.224 -I wasn't expecting guests. -Oh, I don't mind. 533 00:38:30.308 --> 00:38:31.642 You can show me your home. 534 00:38:33.477 --> 00:38:36.188 So, Hugh Wentworth's coming up to your dance, huh? 535 00:38:36.272 --> 00:38:38.316 [chuckles] Yes. Why not? 536 00:38:40.109 --> 00:38:41.277 Curious to me. 537 00:38:41.986 --> 00:38:44.238 A man like that going to a Negro dance. 538 00:38:44.322 --> 00:38:47.283 Hundreds of white people like Hugh come to affairs in Harlem now 539 00:38:47.366 --> 00:38:50.244 -Why? -Same reason you're here. To see Negroes. 540 00:38:51.162 --> 00:38:53.205 What are you doing, boys? 541 00:38:54.498 --> 00:38:56.959 To enjoy themselves, to get material, 542 00:38:57.043 --> 00:39:00.046 to gaze on the great and near-great as they gaze on the Negroes. 543 00:39:00.129 --> 00:39:02.256 Rene, suppose I come too? 544 00:39:02.340 --> 00:39:06.844 -Why, because so many white people go? -No, because it'll be fun. 545 00:39:06.927 --> 00:39:10.097 I don't know. What if somebody recognizes you? 546 00:39:10.181 --> 00:39:11.932 I'll take my chances on getting by. 547 00:39:12.016 --> 00:39:14.894 -You'll be bored stiff. -I won't, honestly. I won't. 548 00:39:14.977 --> 00:39:17.897 -I won't be able to look after you. -I'll be as good as gold. 549 00:39:17.980 --> 00:39:20.900 I'll just sit there and gaze at the great and not-so-great. 550 00:39:20.983 --> 00:39:23.652 Look, I don't care what you do or where you go, 551 00:39:23.736 --> 00:39:25.780 but I don't see why you should put yourself in a place 552 00:39:25.863 --> 00:39:27.114 that might bring you trouble. 553 00:39:28.324 --> 00:39:29.200 Damn John! 554 00:39:30.826 --> 00:39:33.371 He gets in the way of everything I want. I could kill him. 555 00:39:33.871 --> 00:39:34.789 I wouldn't. 556 00:39:34.872 --> 00:39:37.833 There's still capital punishment in this state, at least. 557 00:39:40.086 --> 00:39:42.630 I want so much to be around Negroes again. 558 00:39:43.506 --> 00:39:45.883 Talk with them, hear them laugh. 559 00:39:48.135 --> 00:39:49.637 I've almost forgotten it… 560 00:39:50.763 --> 00:39:51.597 [pot shatters] 561 00:39:52.390 --> 00:39:53.307 Damn! 562 00:39:56.602 --> 00:39:59.313 -Shall I go down? -No, it's nothing. 563 00:40:00.064 --> 00:40:01.148 Zu will clean it. 564 00:40:03.901 --> 00:40:04.860 Zu! 565 00:40:06.904 --> 00:40:09.698 Come to the dance if you want to. I'm not going to stop you. 566 00:40:09.782 --> 00:40:13.369 [Clare] Thank you, Rene. That's so kind of you. Really, thank you. 567 00:40:13.452 --> 00:40:14.286 [Irene] Boys? 568 00:40:14.370 --> 00:40:16.539 -[Junior] What do you want? We're busy. -[Irene] Junior. 569 00:40:16.622 --> 00:40:20.709 Oh, now, don't be cross. I know I've gone and spoiled everything, 570 00:40:20.793 --> 00:40:23.712 but if I promise not to get in the way, will you let me in? 571 00:40:28.259 --> 00:40:29.969 It will just be us for dinner. 572 00:40:30.052 --> 00:40:32.513 It's just as well. I don't have any more for more. 573 00:40:33.389 --> 00:40:37.268 Well, they were the cowboys and I was the Indian, 574 00:40:37.351 --> 00:40:39.562 and they captured me right outside the fort. 575 00:40:40.062 --> 00:40:41.856 But I think I just made my getaway. 576 00:40:41.939 --> 00:40:44.150 [children playing indistinctly] 577 00:40:44.233 --> 00:40:45.651 [Irene chuckles] 578 00:40:45.734 --> 00:40:48.571 Pay him no attention. Junior gets ahead of himself fast. 579 00:40:49.738 --> 00:40:54.368 Mmm. What's cooking? Yams? How you fixin' them? 580 00:40:54.452 --> 00:40:59.039 -Butter, salt, sugar. Simple. -[giggles] Simple! 581 00:40:59.123 --> 00:41:02.460 Why, it's just about the most perfect taste on God's earth! 582 00:41:04.295 --> 00:41:05.880 Where did you find her, Rene? 583 00:41:06.380 --> 00:41:08.757 I long for a maid who knows real home cookin'. 584 00:41:09.842 --> 00:41:12.136 -[Irene] It's not like that. -Not like what? 585 00:41:12.219 --> 00:41:14.263 Everyone needs help. It's normal. 586 00:41:18.350 --> 00:41:21.854 -Maybe next time you can stay for dinner. -Oh, please, yes. 587 00:41:22.438 --> 00:41:25.399 How about I stop by tomorrow and we can go to the dance together? 588 00:41:25.483 --> 00:41:26.692 All right. 589 00:41:26.775 --> 00:41:29.737 -All right. See you tomorrow, then. -Tomorrow. Yes. 590 00:41:30.946 --> 00:41:32.573 -Bye, Rene. -[Irene] Mm. 591 00:41:36.243 --> 00:41:38.037 [jazz piano music playing] 592 00:41:42.208 --> 00:41:43.709 [indistinct chatter] 593 00:41:49.173 --> 00:41:51.258 -All right, come on in. -I didn't get a chance yet. 594 00:42:06.023 --> 00:42:10.653 -Thought you might've fallen asleep. -No. Out on time. For once. 595 00:42:10.736 --> 00:42:12.112 Ooh, good. 596 00:42:13.989 --> 00:42:18.035 -You nervous? -Hey, get off. You're sitting on my dress. 597 00:42:30.923 --> 00:42:33.467 -Clare's coming. Clare Bellew. -Hmm? 598 00:42:34.760 --> 00:42:37.221 -That crazy woman, Clare? -Her, yes, her. 599 00:42:37.304 --> 00:42:38.556 Crazy woman Clare Bellew. 600 00:42:38.639 --> 00:42:40.849 -She's not crazy. -Since when? 601 00:42:40.933 --> 00:42:42.893 Just… different. 602 00:42:42.977 --> 00:42:44.019 [Brian chuckles] 603 00:42:47.356 --> 00:42:51.068 She surprised me with a visit yesterday. 604 00:42:51.569 --> 00:42:54.238 Yesterday? Why in the world didn't you tell me? 605 00:42:54.321 --> 00:42:57.324 -Don't know. I had a lot to think about. -Irene. 606 00:42:57.408 --> 00:43:00.828 She made it sound not such a problem if she came with us, so… 607 00:43:00.911 --> 00:43:01.996 I said fine. 608 00:43:05.082 --> 00:43:07.084 -She's coming here? -Any minute, I would think. 609 00:43:08.085 --> 00:43:09.128 Be nice, huh? 610 00:43:10.588 --> 00:43:11.755 I highly doubt it. 611 00:43:11.839 --> 00:43:14.008 I mean, you be nice to her. 612 00:43:14.091 --> 00:43:15.426 I will be polite. 613 00:43:21.390 --> 00:43:22.808 [Irene] Gonna dress or lie there? 614 00:43:33.402 --> 00:43:35.696 Quit hovering. Go wait for me downstairs. 615 00:43:41.869 --> 00:43:44.038 Wait, I'm sorry. I love you. 616 00:43:45.122 --> 00:43:47.416 Boy! You are nervous. 617 00:43:53.839 --> 00:43:55.758 -[doorbell chimes] -[breathes deeply] 618 00:44:00.179 --> 00:44:01.889 [Clare] Oh, I thought I'd never get better. 619 00:44:01.972 --> 00:44:04.183 I had such a fever. I thought I'd die. Truly. 620 00:44:04.266 --> 00:44:07.770 [Brian] It was quite the epidemic. I can't recall how many cases I treated. 621 00:44:07.853 --> 00:44:09.521 -Not all of them made it. -Mmm. 622 00:44:09.605 --> 00:44:11.273 -So you're lucky. -Yeah. 623 00:44:11.357 --> 00:44:13.567 [Brian] Of course, many more survived on my watch. 624 00:44:13.651 --> 00:44:15.486 -[Clare giggles] -I'm not bragging. 625 00:44:15.569 --> 00:44:16.904 [Clare] And what if you are? 626 00:44:17.571 --> 00:44:20.616 -It's worth bragging about if it's true. -[chuckles] 627 00:44:20.699 --> 00:44:21.742 You may be right. 628 00:44:24.161 --> 00:44:26.538 I'm sorry, I didn't realize you were here already. 629 00:44:26.622 --> 00:44:28.916 Don't worry. We made our own introductions. 630 00:44:28.999 --> 00:44:30.125 Yeah, we did. 631 00:44:30.209 --> 00:44:32.461 -You look lovely, Rene. -[Brian] Mm-hmm. 632 00:44:34.713 --> 00:44:37.091 I'm afraid I may have chosen all wrong. 633 00:44:37.716 --> 00:44:40.177 Rot! It's perfect. 634 00:44:40.260 --> 00:44:42.304 -[Junior] …do it again. -[Ted] You told me. 635 00:44:42.388 --> 00:44:43.889 Here they are! 636 00:44:44.765 --> 00:44:46.892 Well, how do I look? 637 00:44:47.559 --> 00:44:49.603 -Like a princess. -[giggling] 638 00:44:50.396 --> 00:44:51.939 All right, all right. 639 00:44:52.022 --> 00:44:54.608 -Good night and good night. -[Irene] Good night. 640 00:44:54.692 --> 00:44:57.569 I feel exactly as I used to the night before Christmas. 641 00:44:57.653 --> 00:45:00.864 I knew there was a surprise waiting for me, but I could never guess what. 642 00:45:00.948 --> 00:45:03.033 -Ah. -I'm so excited. 643 00:45:03.117 --> 00:45:05.953 -You can't possibly imagine. -[car horn honks] 644 00:45:06.036 --> 00:45:08.497 -"You can't possibly imagine." -[Irene] Stop now. 645 00:45:09.790 --> 00:45:11.875 -[woman] Hi. -[upbeat jazz music playing] 646 00:45:11.959 --> 00:45:15.003 -[indistinct chatter] -[woman] That music sounds good. 647 00:45:17.548 --> 00:45:18.549 [man] They'll be there. 648 00:45:18.632 --> 00:45:20.092 [music continues playing] 649 00:45:21.301 --> 00:45:23.303 [indistinct chatter] 650 00:45:32.813 --> 00:45:34.773 Bianca, I am outraged. 651 00:45:44.950 --> 00:45:45.784 There's Hugh! 652 00:45:46.994 --> 00:45:48.078 [Brian] Anywhere to sit? 653 00:45:48.871 --> 00:45:51.081 In that booth with Hugh if we can get there. 654 00:45:52.040 --> 00:45:53.208 [Clare] What a hoot! 655 00:46:07.055 --> 00:46:08.056 [man] There he goes! 656 00:46:30.078 --> 00:46:32.080 [woman] Hey, where'd you learn this dance? 657 00:46:32.164 --> 00:46:33.832 [man] You taught me everything I know. 658 00:46:33.916 --> 00:46:35.751 [laughing] Felise, Dave! 659 00:46:35.834 --> 00:46:38.796 -It's a triumph! The band is peachy! -It's a riot! 660 00:46:39.838 --> 00:46:42.341 -Come on, Brian. We're going dancing. -[Brian] What-- 661 00:46:42.424 --> 00:46:45.302 -Oh, no, no, no. -Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. 662 00:46:45.385 --> 00:46:47.346 Look out, Clare. The man has two left feet. 663 00:46:50.724 --> 00:46:52.017 -Is that true? -No. 664 00:46:53.477 --> 00:46:55.312 -Yes, it's very true. Bit rusty. -[chuckles] 665 00:46:55.395 --> 00:46:57.147 -Well, let's give it a go. -All right. 666 00:47:02.194 --> 00:47:03.070 Okay. 667 00:47:10.911 --> 00:47:14.414 "Poor man, rich man, beggar man, thief…" How's the rest of it go? 668 00:47:14.498 --> 00:47:19.294 [Hugh] "Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief." All here and a few more. 669 00:47:23.549 --> 00:47:26.885 What I'm trying to find out is the history and status 670 00:47:26.969 --> 00:47:30.347 of the blonde beauty out of the fairy tale that you've brought along. 671 00:47:30.430 --> 00:47:31.306 [Clare] See? 672 00:47:31.390 --> 00:47:32.599 [both laughing] 673 00:47:32.683 --> 00:47:35.227 [Hugh] The one currently seen dancing with your husband. 674 00:47:35.310 --> 00:47:39.690 She's a girl from Chicago I used to know. She's very excited I know you. 675 00:47:40.524 --> 00:47:42.276 -Good of her, I'm sure. -[chuckles] 676 00:47:44.736 --> 00:47:47.072 [Hugh] Can you spot my wayward wife in the throng? 677 00:47:48.991 --> 00:47:51.535 Ah, yes! 678 00:47:51.618 --> 00:47:53.579 Ah. The usual problem. 679 00:47:53.662 --> 00:47:57.541 All these gentlemen of color have driven a mere Nordic out of her mind. 680 00:47:57.624 --> 00:47:58.458 [Irene] Stop! 681 00:47:58.542 --> 00:48:01.795 Have I laid eyes on her tonight except in spots here and there 682 00:48:01.879 --> 00:48:03.839 being twirled about by some Ethiopian? 683 00:48:03.922 --> 00:48:05.132 I have not. 684 00:48:05.215 --> 00:48:08.093 Well, sir, you have to admit that the average colored man 685 00:48:08.176 --> 00:48:09.928 is a better dancer than the average white. 686 00:48:10.012 --> 00:48:12.389 That is if the celebrities who find their way up here 687 00:48:12.472 --> 00:48:14.224 are fair specimens of your sort. 688 00:48:14.308 --> 00:48:18.020 Having not tripped the light fantastic with any of the males, 689 00:48:18.103 --> 00:48:20.689 I am hardly in a position to argue the point. 690 00:48:26.278 --> 00:48:28.280 [crowd applauding] 691 00:48:28.363 --> 00:48:31.450 [Hugh] Bianca and Co. are always raving on 692 00:48:31.533 --> 00:48:36.705 about the good looks of some Negro, especially an unusually dark one. 693 00:48:36.788 --> 00:48:38.373 Like Ralph Hazelton there. 694 00:48:38.457 --> 00:48:42.628 Dozens of women have declared him fantastically handsome. 695 00:48:42.711 --> 00:48:44.171 What do you think? Is he? 696 00:48:44.254 --> 00:48:47.507 No. And I don't think anyone else would either. 697 00:48:48.091 --> 00:48:52.012 It's just plain exoticism. An interest in what's different. 698 00:48:52.596 --> 00:48:54.181 A kind of emotional excitement… 699 00:48:55.098 --> 00:48:58.018 Something you feel in the presence of something strange 700 00:48:58.769 --> 00:49:00.896 and, even perhaps, a bit repugnant to you. 701 00:49:00.979 --> 00:49:02.105 And there you have it. 702 00:49:05.901 --> 00:49:08.195 So, do you subscribe to the notion 703 00:49:08.278 --> 00:49:12.157 that our motives for coming up here are predatory? 704 00:49:12.741 --> 00:49:13.659 [Irene] No. 705 00:49:14.910 --> 00:49:16.536 More curious, I should say. 706 00:49:17.079 --> 00:49:19.289 Like your princess from Chicago. 707 00:49:20.832 --> 00:49:21.750 [Irene chuckles] 708 00:49:23.585 --> 00:49:25.504 [Hugh] What is that supposed to mean? 709 00:49:26.380 --> 00:49:28.924 Things aren't always what they seem, Hugh. 710 00:49:36.181 --> 00:49:37.349 I'll be damned. 711 00:49:38.934 --> 00:49:41.603 -Nobody could tell from looking at her. -[Hugh] No. 712 00:49:42.938 --> 00:49:44.231 Most surprising. 713 00:49:45.482 --> 00:49:48.193 Tell me, can you always tell the difference? 714 00:49:48.276 --> 00:49:51.530 -Oh, now you really are sounding ignorant. -No, no, I mean it. 715 00:49:52.864 --> 00:49:55.283 Feelings of kinship or something like that? 716 00:49:55.367 --> 00:49:58.954 Stop talking to me like you're writing for the National Geographic. 717 00:49:59.037 --> 00:50:00.455 I can tell same as you. 718 00:50:02.541 --> 00:50:04.543 And I suppose sometimes there is a… 719 00:50:05.043 --> 00:50:07.379 a thing… a thing that can't be registered. 720 00:50:08.255 --> 00:50:10.674 [Hugh] Yes, I understand what you mean. 721 00:50:11.717 --> 00:50:15.345 Yet, lots of people pass all the time. 722 00:50:15.429 --> 00:50:17.472 It's easy for a Negro to pass for white. 723 00:50:17.556 --> 00:50:21.393 I'm not sure it would be so simple for a white person to pass for colored. 724 00:50:23.103 --> 00:50:24.354 Never thought of that. 725 00:50:25.105 --> 00:50:27.607 No, Hugh. Why should you? 726 00:50:28.567 --> 00:50:30.193 Sometimes I think you could. 727 00:50:31.319 --> 00:50:32.446 Yes. 728 00:50:33.238 --> 00:50:35.615 And in a way, if you can, why wouldn't you? 729 00:50:35.699 --> 00:50:37.576 Sorry. Hey. 730 00:50:37.659 --> 00:50:40.954 -[Hugh] I'm asking, why wouldn't you? -Who's to say I'm not? 731 00:50:41.038 --> 00:50:45.167 -You're being unusually cryptic this-- -And you are being an ass. 732 00:50:46.835 --> 00:50:47.961 I just mean… 733 00:50:48.795 --> 00:50:51.339 we're all of us passing for something or other. 734 00:50:55.677 --> 00:50:56.887 Aren't we? 735 00:50:56.970 --> 00:50:58.597 [guests applaud] 736 00:50:58.680 --> 00:51:00.057 An ass, am I? 737 00:51:01.349 --> 00:51:05.270 Ah, my feet hurt like a… a marathon runner's. 738 00:51:06.063 --> 00:51:08.648 I am in awe of your energy! [chuckles] 739 00:51:08.732 --> 00:51:11.151 Well, I suppose I ought to go retrieve my wife 740 00:51:11.234 --> 00:51:14.905 before some man or other steals her away from me indefinitely. 741 00:51:14.988 --> 00:51:17.074 Won't you dance with me, Mr. Wentworth? 742 00:51:17.657 --> 00:51:20.577 It's not quite my strong suit, Ms. Bellew. 743 00:51:22.079 --> 00:51:23.413 -[Brian] Hugh. -Brian. 744 00:51:26.500 --> 00:51:28.710 -Thank you. -And for you. 745 00:51:28.794 --> 00:51:31.880 -Thank you. -Your husband has ruined me, Rene. 746 00:51:31.963 --> 00:51:34.633 I must have another dance with him. He's the best here! 747 00:51:34.716 --> 00:51:39.763 [chuckles] I guess my wife hasn't told you that I do not respond well to flattery. 748 00:51:39.846 --> 00:51:42.808 Uh, however, I would be more than happy 749 00:51:42.891 --> 00:51:45.727 to find you a suitable replacement. 750 00:51:45.811 --> 00:51:46.895 -[Irene] Oh. -[Brian] Mmm. 751 00:51:46.978 --> 00:51:49.147 [upbeat jazz music continues playing] 752 00:52:31.231 --> 00:52:33.900 Now, this… this is your man. 753 00:52:34.609 --> 00:52:35.944 -[man] You? -[Clare] Yeah. 754 00:52:37.279 --> 00:52:38.822 You'll do. Come along. 755 00:52:39.614 --> 00:52:43.201 -[man] See ya. -[Irene laughs] He doesn't stand a chance. 756 00:52:43.285 --> 00:52:44.619 [Brian] None whatsoever. 757 00:52:45.745 --> 00:52:46.663 Oh! 758 00:52:47.247 --> 00:52:50.041 You know, I'm rather glad she came. 759 00:52:53.712 --> 00:52:56.131 Isn't she extraordinarily beautiful, though? 760 00:52:56.214 --> 00:52:57.841 No, not particularly. 761 00:52:58.550 --> 00:53:00.719 -You're fooling! -No. 762 00:53:00.802 --> 00:53:05.348 I mean, she'd be a rather unusually good-looking white woman, I suppose. 763 00:53:06.391 --> 00:53:09.728 But personally, I like my women darker. 764 00:53:10.729 --> 00:53:11.855 -Yeah? -Mm-hmm. 765 00:53:18.528 --> 00:53:20.780 Maybe it's just because she was so happy. 766 00:53:22.240 --> 00:53:23.074 Shh. 767 00:53:28.914 --> 00:53:30.081 Irene, watch yourself. 768 00:53:30.874 --> 00:53:32.167 Mmm? 769 00:53:32.250 --> 00:53:35.253 Don't find yourself responsible for that kind of happiness. 770 00:53:35.837 --> 00:53:38.131 [chuckles] Nonsense. 771 00:53:44.387 --> 00:53:45.847 [jazz trumpet music playing] 772 00:53:51.436 --> 00:53:52.687 [man] Hey, can it! 773 00:53:52.771 --> 00:53:55.148 [trumpet continues playing, fades] 774 00:53:55.232 --> 00:53:57.234 [birds singing] 775 00:53:59.319 --> 00:54:00.987 [jazz piano music playing] 776 00:54:11.706 --> 00:54:12.958 [clock chiming] 777 00:54:35.522 --> 00:54:38.441 [door opens, closes] 778 00:54:39.651 --> 00:54:40.568 [Junior] Clare? 779 00:54:41.903 --> 00:54:43.405 [Ted] Goin' back to bed, Mama? 780 00:54:44.447 --> 00:54:45.949 No, of course not, sweetie. 781 00:54:47.784 --> 00:54:51.246 -Where's Clare? -She's coming later when you'll be in bed. 782 00:54:51.329 --> 00:54:54.666 -But she sends you special kisses. -But Pa said she'd play with me. 783 00:54:56.167 --> 00:54:58.962 Ted, take your brother to the kitchen and get something to eat. 784 00:54:59.045 --> 00:55:00.505 I don't want something to eat. 785 00:55:00.588 --> 00:55:03.717 -Ted, I said go take your… -'Scuse me. 786 00:55:07.762 --> 00:55:09.889 Sorry. I told Junior Clare would be here. 787 00:55:11.141 --> 00:55:12.267 [door slams] 788 00:55:12.350 --> 00:55:13.893 What's that about? 789 00:55:16.521 --> 00:55:18.148 Somebody called him a dirty… 790 00:55:19.983 --> 00:55:21.651 you-know-what today. 791 00:55:25.822 --> 00:55:26.865 [Irene gasps] 792 00:55:40.337 --> 00:55:42.881 -[Irene] Zulena? -Out back, Rene. 793 00:55:46.718 --> 00:55:50.138 What in the world? Clare, aren't you freezing? 794 00:55:50.805 --> 00:55:53.975 When the Lord brings you a magical day like this, I say lap it up. 795 00:55:54.059 --> 00:55:55.393 You're crazy. 796 00:55:55.477 --> 00:55:59.022 -Zu, can you help with these groceries? -They call this an Indian summer. 797 00:55:59.105 --> 00:56:01.358 -An Indian summer? -Zu. 798 00:56:05.612 --> 00:56:08.531 Zu and I were just talking about the Charlestons next door. 799 00:56:08.615 --> 00:56:11.242 -That eldest girl is getting so pretty. -She is. 800 00:56:12.243 --> 00:56:13.995 Ted can barely look at her. 801 00:56:19.084 --> 00:56:23.046 -Puberty makes such a mess of friendships. -[Zulena] Puberty is a mess! 802 00:56:23.129 --> 00:56:24.923 Amen to that! [chuckles] 803 00:56:25.423 --> 00:56:26.549 I don't know. 804 00:56:27.133 --> 00:56:29.135 You had a lot of friends, as I recall. 805 00:56:30.720 --> 00:56:31.846 I suppose. 806 00:56:35.308 --> 00:56:37.936 Sometimes I wonder why we weren't better friends. 807 00:56:39.104 --> 00:56:40.563 Oh, we did all right. 808 00:56:42.565 --> 00:56:44.317 I always admired you, though. 809 00:56:46.611 --> 00:56:50.573 You were always so calm and beautiful in the face of everything. 810 00:56:50.657 --> 00:56:53.076 Me? Come on, now. 811 00:56:53.618 --> 00:56:55.203 You were always the beauty. 812 00:56:57.747 --> 00:56:58.957 Not how I see it. 813 00:57:08.299 --> 00:57:09.426 Staying for dinner? 814 00:57:10.093 --> 00:57:11.052 I can't. 815 00:57:11.845 --> 00:57:13.179 John's coming home. 816 00:57:14.889 --> 00:57:16.683 Oh, I thought next week. 817 00:57:17.725 --> 00:57:19.060 Back early. 818 00:57:20.186 --> 00:57:21.312 Misses me. 819 00:57:21.813 --> 00:57:25.900 Can't say I feel the same. Wish he'd stay away always. [sighs] 820 00:57:26.943 --> 00:57:29.404 -You mustn't say that. -Mustn't I? 821 00:57:35.869 --> 00:57:37.620 [sighs] 822 00:57:37.704 --> 00:57:39.497 [jazz piano music playing] 823 00:57:51.176 --> 00:57:52.844 Still coming to bridge? 824 00:57:53.386 --> 00:57:55.638 Heaven forfend I miss the bridge, Rene! 825 00:57:56.764 --> 00:57:57.765 [Irene chuckles] 826 00:58:10.653 --> 00:58:11.821 [clock chiming] 827 00:58:26.920 --> 00:58:29.923 [Irene] "It was dusky inside and smelled like wood and oil." 828 00:58:30.006 --> 00:58:33.676 "She bumped her head on a light bulb dangling from the ceiling." 829 00:58:33.760 --> 00:58:35.261 Want to take the next part? 830 00:58:36.262 --> 00:58:39.098 "All that time, the rat steadied the bulb 831 00:58:39.182 --> 00:58:41.935 and pulled the chain, and light flickered." 832 00:58:42.018 --> 00:58:45.813 There was a lynching in Little Rock. You hear about that? 833 00:58:45.897 --> 00:58:47.982 -[mouthing] Not now. -What happened? 834 00:58:48.066 --> 00:58:51.653 A Black man was accused of assaulting two white women. 835 00:58:52.570 --> 00:58:54.072 What did he do to them? 836 00:58:54.155 --> 00:58:57.242 It's less a question of "what" than "if," Ted. 837 00:58:57.325 --> 00:58:59.786 -But they lynched the man anyway. -Exactly. 838 00:58:59.869 --> 00:59:01.204 Junior, go brush your teeth. 839 00:59:02.372 --> 00:59:03.206 They… 840 00:59:04.707 --> 00:59:05.792 -chased him… -Brian. 841 00:59:05.875 --> 00:59:09.337 They caught him, hung him from a telephone pole, and they shot him. 842 00:59:10.171 --> 00:59:13.132 -But why, Papa? -Because they hate us, son. 843 00:59:13.216 --> 00:59:15.677 I said, Brian, not now. 844 00:59:20.515 --> 00:59:21.474 Come here. 845 00:59:23.059 --> 00:59:26.437 Seems as though we can't discuss these things 846 00:59:26.521 --> 00:59:28.856 without distressing the ladies of our family. 847 00:59:30.358 --> 00:59:31.818 [Junior and Brian laughing] 848 00:59:32.485 --> 00:59:33.987 -All right? -Yeah. 849 00:59:34.779 --> 00:59:36.114 Go brush those teeth, hmm? 850 00:59:49.127 --> 00:59:51.963 [Irene] I know I take being a mother rather seriously. 851 00:59:52.797 --> 00:59:55.925 I know I'm wrapped up in my boys and the running of my house. 852 00:59:56.551 --> 00:59:58.595 But I don't think there's anything funny in that. 853 00:59:58.678 --> 00:59:59.762 [Clare] Oh, Rene, I know. 854 01:00:00.471 --> 01:00:03.141 You're so good. So perfect. 855 01:00:04.183 --> 01:00:06.394 You say that like it's a bad thing. 856 01:00:06.477 --> 01:00:08.229 [trumpet playing in distance] 857 01:00:11.274 --> 01:00:12.817 Let's sit here a minute. 858 01:00:14.986 --> 01:00:16.613 I like hearing him play. 859 01:00:37.467 --> 01:00:41.429 Don't think, whatever happens, I'll forget how good you've been to me. 860 01:00:43.181 --> 01:00:45.266 -What are you talking about? -I mean it. 861 01:00:48.853 --> 01:00:49.937 You see, I… 862 01:00:52.315 --> 01:00:56.027 I don't have proper morals or a sense of duty like you. 863 01:00:57.487 --> 01:01:00.573 -You're talking nonsense. -But it's true, Rene. 864 01:01:04.661 --> 01:01:06.204 Don't you realize? 865 01:01:09.040 --> 01:01:10.750 I'm not like you one bit. 866 01:01:19.967 --> 01:01:23.012 Why, to get the things I want so badly, I'd do anything. 867 01:01:24.514 --> 01:01:25.765 Hurt anybody. 868 01:01:29.352 --> 01:01:30.895 Throw anything away. 869 01:01:32.814 --> 01:01:33.898 Anything. 870 01:01:39.404 --> 01:01:40.697 I'm not safe. 871 01:01:40.780 --> 01:01:42.448 [trumpet continues playing] 872 01:01:53.126 --> 01:01:55.253 Clare, stop it. 873 01:01:55.962 --> 01:01:57.797 What you're saying is wrong. 874 01:01:57.880 --> 01:02:00.675 You've always had so much, you haven't given up a thing. 875 01:02:02.802 --> 01:02:04.262 [trumpet stops playing] 876 01:02:13.020 --> 01:02:14.230 Clare? 877 01:02:24.574 --> 01:02:25.992 [Irene sobbing] 878 01:02:34.876 --> 01:02:36.544 [doorbell chimes] 879 01:02:40.298 --> 01:02:41.924 [indistinct whispering] 880 01:02:46.846 --> 01:02:48.014 [Irene] Oh, I'm sorry. 881 01:02:50.266 --> 01:02:51.642 Has Mae called? 882 01:02:51.726 --> 01:02:54.103 [sighs] I don't know where she could be. 883 01:02:54.771 --> 01:02:56.898 Damn Zu taking the night off… 884 01:02:56.981 --> 01:02:59.275 She does have to see her family from time to time. 885 01:03:02.737 --> 01:03:05.823 Oh, but, we're late already and… 886 01:03:07.283 --> 01:03:09.994 Well, it is my last night before I leave for Europe. 887 01:03:14.373 --> 01:03:17.794 Why don't I stay with the boys and you two go? 888 01:03:17.877 --> 01:03:19.796 -[Brian] Really? -I don't mind. 889 01:03:20.588 --> 01:03:23.174 -No, we can't leave you. -Oh, yes, you can. 890 01:03:23.674 --> 01:03:26.385 And it will make the numbers even. 891 01:03:30.473 --> 01:03:33.100 Well, now I really have to play bridge. 892 01:03:40.650 --> 01:03:43.694 -Go on, now. -But I'll miss you, Rene. 893 01:03:43.778 --> 01:03:47.073 No, you won't. Go on. Get. 894 01:03:55.122 --> 01:03:56.082 Go on, now. 895 01:04:03.422 --> 01:04:05.216 [clock ticking] 896 01:04:07.426 --> 01:04:09.303 [playing upbeat jazz music] 897 01:04:38.958 --> 01:04:40.793 [crowd cheering] 898 01:04:43.880 --> 01:04:45.673 This is where all the talent is. 899 01:04:46.340 --> 01:04:48.593 -[Hugh] Yeah, and the hooch. -[Irene laughs] 900 01:04:48.676 --> 01:04:50.052 Where's Princess tonight? 901 01:04:50.136 --> 01:04:52.847 It's a rarity having the two of you all to myself. 902 01:04:54.056 --> 01:04:55.433 She's in Europe. 903 01:04:55.516 --> 01:04:58.978 Her daughter's in boarding school. Switzerland, of all places. 904 01:04:59.061 --> 01:05:01.105 [both chuckle] 905 01:05:02.565 --> 01:05:04.901 -What? -Nothing. Just, uh… 906 01:05:05.776 --> 01:05:08.070 What do you know about Switzerland? 907 01:05:09.947 --> 01:05:13.951 Well, I shouldn't miss her too much. I find her hard work. 908 01:05:14.035 --> 01:05:15.995 Well, some would say the same of you. 909 01:05:16.579 --> 01:05:17.747 True. 910 01:05:17.830 --> 01:05:23.044 But I call it shameless, what she does. Always playing the victim. 911 01:05:23.127 --> 01:05:24.837 "Poor little tragic me," etcetera… 912 01:05:24.921 --> 01:05:26.797 It's a low way of making yourself popular-- 913 01:05:26.881 --> 01:05:29.467 -I don't think that's fair. -I didn't quite finish. 914 01:05:32.136 --> 01:05:35.514 But she does maintain a certain charm. 915 01:05:35.598 --> 01:05:38.726 Hugh, you hardly know the woman. 916 01:05:38.809 --> 01:05:41.687 -Since she isn't here to defend herself-- -You will? 917 01:05:43.522 --> 01:05:45.399 Very chivalrous of you, I'm sure. 918 01:05:46.233 --> 01:05:48.027 [lively jazz music playing] 919 01:05:52.448 --> 01:05:54.283 [Irene chuckles] 920 01:05:58.663 --> 01:06:01.624 -[birds singing] -[children playing in distance] 921 01:06:02.667 --> 01:06:04.710 [jazz piano music playing] 922 01:06:08.297 --> 01:06:09.966 -[Irene] Afternoon, Lance. -Irene. 923 01:06:57.680 --> 01:07:00.391 Have to let this dry before we attach it. 924 01:07:06.313 --> 01:07:09.150 This is nice, isn't it? Just us four. 925 01:07:15.239 --> 01:07:17.491 -I'll make some hot chocolate. -Yes, please! 926 01:07:19.785 --> 01:07:20.870 Look out! 927 01:07:31.380 --> 01:07:33.174 [Ted] No, I want to keep talking about it. 928 01:07:33.257 --> 01:07:36.427 -[Irene] You two look serious. -We're talking about John Carter. 929 01:07:37.803 --> 01:07:40.139 The one that got lynched in Little Rock. 930 01:07:41.057 --> 01:07:43.809 -That again? -[Ted] You gotta know about these things. 931 01:07:43.893 --> 01:07:46.312 -Do I? -Do we have any more nuts? 932 01:07:46.979 --> 01:07:48.731 -I'll see. -I want some too. 933 01:07:50.232 --> 01:07:52.568 You know they did more than just shoot him. 934 01:07:52.651 --> 01:07:56.072 They attached his body to a caravan, dragged it through the city. 935 01:07:57.865 --> 01:08:00.659 -Did you tell your father that? -He told me. 936 01:08:01.744 --> 01:08:02.953 He did? 937 01:08:05.623 --> 01:08:08.751 I'm old enough not to be spoken to like a child anymore. 938 01:08:12.129 --> 01:08:13.422 [pot bubbling loudly] 939 01:08:13.506 --> 01:08:14.548 [Irene sighs] 940 01:08:18.010 --> 01:08:19.678 [Junior] Thank you for dinner, Mama. 941 01:08:31.357 --> 01:08:35.027 I wish you wouldn't keep talking to them about all that lynching stuff. 942 01:08:35.111 --> 01:08:36.195 Why? 943 01:08:36.278 --> 01:08:40.116 There'll be time for them to learn about horrible things when they're older. 944 01:08:40.741 --> 01:08:43.244 -Right now, they're safe. -You are absolutely wrong. 945 01:08:43.744 --> 01:08:46.705 If you are determined to have them grow up in this damn country, 946 01:08:46.789 --> 01:08:48.999 the sooner they find out, the better. 947 01:08:49.083 --> 01:08:52.002 But they're happy. Why ruin that? 948 01:08:52.795 --> 01:08:54.922 -I want them to stay happy. -Irene. 949 01:08:55.923 --> 01:08:59.885 What is the use in keeping things from them? Hmm? 950 01:09:00.678 --> 01:09:03.180 We tried to keep them from hearing the word "nigger." 951 01:09:03.264 --> 01:09:05.224 -Don't use those-- -They found out the hard way. 952 01:09:05.307 --> 01:09:07.977 You are not to talk about the race problem. I won't have it. 953 01:09:08.060 --> 01:09:11.105 -It is my house too. They need to know-- -They don't! 954 01:09:13.899 --> 01:09:14.942 They do not. 955 01:09:18.320 --> 01:09:24.577 I don't understand how someone as intelligent as you can be so stupid. 956 01:09:28.831 --> 01:09:30.207 [crying softly] 957 01:09:48.350 --> 01:09:50.769 I wanted to leave this hellish place years ago. 958 01:09:53.272 --> 01:09:57.318 I have been saying we should go away for a bit. 959 01:10:01.447 --> 01:10:05.618 But then you seemed happier having Clare around, so… 960 01:10:06.452 --> 01:10:08.204 The hell has Clare got to do with-- 961 01:10:08.287 --> 01:10:10.664 Only that we would have gone on a trip but for that. 962 01:10:10.748 --> 01:10:12.833 I gave up that idea because you objected… 963 01:10:12.917 --> 01:10:15.419 -I never objected to having Clare-- -God damn it! 964 01:10:16.045 --> 01:10:18.422 Irene, I'm not talking about Clare. 965 01:10:18.505 --> 01:10:20.341 -It seems-- -I'm not talking about a trip! 966 01:10:20.424 --> 01:10:22.176 I am talking about leaving this-- 967 01:10:22.259 --> 01:10:27.014 It seems to me you are a lot less content with what you've got when she's not here. 968 01:10:39.151 --> 01:10:40.778 [dishes clattering] 969 01:10:52.831 --> 01:10:54.083 [continues crying] 970 01:11:01.340 --> 01:11:02.466 [indistinct chatter] 971 01:11:03.842 --> 01:11:04.885 [footsteps running] 972 01:11:14.270 --> 01:11:16.272 [gentle piano music playing] 973 01:11:30.995 --> 01:11:32.288 [train engine chugging] 974 01:11:44.383 --> 01:11:45.426 [Clare giggling] 975 01:11:56.895 --> 01:11:58.564 [jazz piano music playing] 976 01:12:14.038 --> 01:12:17.041 [Clare] Not how I see it. No. 977 01:12:21.628 --> 01:12:23.047 [indistinct chatter echoing] 978 01:12:26.967 --> 01:12:29.136 [indistinct laughter echoing] 979 01:12:58.957 --> 01:12:59.792 [giggles] 980 01:13:02.294 --> 01:13:03.712 I'm getting up. 981 01:13:05.005 --> 01:13:06.006 Don't worry. 982 01:13:07.966 --> 01:13:08.801 Hmm. 983 01:13:12.221 --> 01:13:15.808 -It was good of you to think to call me. -Always the attentive husband. 984 01:13:15.891 --> 01:13:17.059 [Irene sighs] 985 01:13:17.142 --> 01:13:18.977 All of those people coming to tea. 986 01:13:21.271 --> 01:13:23.273 Thank goodness everything is ready. 987 01:13:26.110 --> 01:13:29.279 -Clare's downstairs. -Clare? How? 988 01:13:29.363 --> 01:13:31.365 I didn't invite her, purposely. 989 01:13:31.865 --> 01:13:35.577 Uh, she's been back for a while. Zu's always taking messages, 990 01:13:35.661 --> 01:13:38.038 and you never seem to respond. 991 01:13:38.122 --> 01:13:39.790 Might a mere man ask why? 992 01:13:41.291 --> 01:13:45.212 This party is for Hugh, and Hugh happens not to care a great deal for her, so… 993 01:13:46.422 --> 01:13:47.631 I didn't ask her. 994 01:13:47.714 --> 01:13:50.801 If you ask me, his dislike has less to do with her 995 01:13:50.884 --> 01:13:55.764 and more to do with the attention she happens to not give him very much of. 996 01:13:56.348 --> 01:13:58.058 -You love Hugh. -I do. 997 01:13:58.142 --> 01:14:00.936 But you'll admit he has a godlike opinion of himself. 998 01:14:01.019 --> 01:14:02.187 I disagree. 999 01:14:02.271 --> 01:14:05.858 He thinks far better of himself than that. [giggles] 1000 01:14:33.177 --> 01:14:34.344 Brian? 1001 01:14:36.013 --> 01:14:37.764 I'm sorry. It's my fault, Irene. 1002 01:14:38.849 --> 01:14:42.811 She seemed hurt at being left out. I told her I was sure you'd forgotten. 1003 01:14:49.485 --> 01:14:50.360 But, Brian, I… 1004 01:14:57.493 --> 01:14:58.869 You spoke to her, then? 1005 01:15:00.579 --> 01:15:01.413 Yes. 1006 01:15:03.540 --> 01:15:04.500 Of course you did. 1007 01:15:15.385 --> 01:15:18.263 In spite of what I said, Clare does add to any party. 1008 01:15:21.183 --> 01:15:22.809 She's so easy on the eyes. 1009 01:15:25.187 --> 01:15:26.271 [sighs] 1010 01:15:27.940 --> 01:15:28.982 You won't be long? 1011 01:15:34.821 --> 01:15:36.448 [breathing heavily] 1012 01:15:44.957 --> 01:15:46.667 [indistinct chatter] 1013 01:15:48.961 --> 01:15:51.088 -[woman 1] Thank you. -[Irene] Sorry. 1014 01:15:52.005 --> 01:15:55.217 [woman 2] We're all discussing La Josephine. You've seen her, I presume? 1015 01:15:55.300 --> 01:15:58.762 -[Irene] Josephine Baker? No, never. -[man] You're missing out. 1016 01:15:59.930 --> 01:16:02.474 [Irene] She may have been in Shuffle Along when I saw it, 1017 01:16:02.558 --> 01:16:05.894 but I can't remember. 1018 01:16:05.978 --> 01:16:07.938 [woman 2] I much prefer her to Ethel Waters. 1019 01:16:08.021 --> 01:16:10.524 [Irene] Ethel Waters is awfully good. 1020 01:16:12.401 --> 01:16:14.152 Hello, Felise, so glad you made it. 1021 01:16:14.861 --> 01:16:16.655 [Felise] Oh, come back. Irene. 1022 01:16:17.281 --> 01:16:20.492 -You haven't sat down all afternoon. -[Irene breathing heavily] 1023 01:16:21.201 --> 01:16:22.744 [Felise] I wanna talk to you. 1024 01:16:27.624 --> 01:16:31.378 Come out of it, whatever it is. You look like the second gravedigger. 1025 01:16:31.461 --> 01:16:33.422 [Irene] I'm not quite feeling up to par. 1026 01:16:34.590 --> 01:16:38.010 -The weather, I guess. -[Felise] Buy yourself an expensive frock. 1027 01:16:38.093 --> 01:16:39.344 It always helps. 1028 01:16:39.428 --> 01:16:43.056 I have been trying to get her alone all afternoon. Clare! 1029 01:16:44.933 --> 01:16:47.477 You look too divine, sitting so quiet like a painting! 1030 01:16:47.561 --> 01:16:49.730 -Come over for a gathering next month. -You must! 1031 01:16:49.813 --> 01:16:52.274 [Clare] I was telling Dave I just finished his book. 1032 01:16:52.357 --> 01:16:55.277 -[Felise] You've read his books? -Of course, I've read all of 'em! 1033 01:16:56.945 --> 01:16:57.863 [Hugh] Oh. 1034 01:16:59.156 --> 01:17:03.452 So sorry, Rene, I must've pushed you. Clumsy of me. 1035 01:17:05.412 --> 01:17:09.124 Don't tell me, it's priceless and irreplaceable? 1036 01:17:09.207 --> 01:17:12.044 No, you didn't push me, I'm quite sure. 1037 01:17:13.211 --> 01:17:15.881 That pot was the ugliest thing 1038 01:17:15.964 --> 01:17:19.051 that your ancestors, the charming Confederates, ever owned. 1039 01:17:19.134 --> 01:17:21.845 I've forgotten how many thousands of years ago it was 1040 01:17:21.928 --> 01:17:25.849 that Brian's great-great-great-great uncle owned it… 1041 01:17:25.932 --> 01:17:30.562 What I mean is I never figured out how to get rid of it till just this minute. 1042 01:17:30.646 --> 01:17:34.024 Inspiration! I had only to break it, and I was free of it forever. 1043 01:17:34.524 --> 01:17:37.527 -[chuckles] Simple. -Well done. 1044 01:17:41.156 --> 01:17:43.909 -[Hugh] My lovely. -[woman] Oh, that was wonderful. 1045 01:17:45.994 --> 01:17:47.079 Well done. 1046 01:17:48.455 --> 01:17:51.500 Brian, thank you so much for a tea party that… 1047 01:17:51.583 --> 01:17:53.460 -Bye, Rene. -…can never be matched. 1048 01:17:53.543 --> 01:17:55.629 -Staying for dinner? -Oh, I can't tonight. 1049 01:17:55.712 --> 01:17:59.549 Oh. Right. Too bad. Brian's got work, anyway. 1050 01:17:59.633 --> 01:18:01.426 -So glad to see you. -So long. 1051 01:18:03.970 --> 01:18:06.682 Thank you so much. We had a marvelous time. 1052 01:18:06.765 --> 01:18:08.392 Good to see you. Thank you. 1053 01:18:09.226 --> 01:18:11.061 [clock chiming] 1054 01:18:13.522 --> 01:18:14.481 [door opens] 1055 01:18:14.564 --> 01:18:17.651 -[Junior] Then I beat Patrick in a race. -[Brian] Hat! Hat! 1056 01:18:17.734 --> 01:18:19.945 Race you up the steps! Can't catch me. 1057 01:18:20.028 --> 01:18:22.406 [Ted] I'm not letting you have it. No! 1058 01:18:25.033 --> 01:18:25.867 Evening. 1059 01:18:31.748 --> 01:18:33.500 [bell ringing] 1060 01:18:33.583 --> 01:18:34.751 [Felise] My goodness. 1061 01:18:36.211 --> 01:18:40.173 -Heavens, my eyes are watering. -I fear my fingers might fall off. 1062 01:18:40.257 --> 01:18:41.800 -[giggling] -This wind is brutal! 1063 01:18:43.009 --> 01:18:43.844 [John] Excuse me. 1064 01:18:45.137 --> 01:18:48.557 Oh, Mrs. Redfield! How do you do? 1065 01:19:08.535 --> 01:19:09.661 That was abrupt. 1066 01:19:10.620 --> 01:19:15.000 You just passed the only person I ever met while disguised as a white woman. 1067 01:19:15.083 --> 01:19:16.752 [jazz piano music playing] 1068 01:19:43.904 --> 01:19:46.114 Hello, Central Quincy 5-4-7-3. 1069 01:19:49.534 --> 01:19:52.913 Hello, is Mrs. Bellew in? It's urgent. 1070 01:19:57.209 --> 01:19:58.043 No? 1071 01:20:04.007 --> 01:20:04.966 Never mind. 1072 01:20:08.762 --> 01:20:10.013 It isn't that urgent. 1073 01:20:11.389 --> 01:20:12.557 I'll try again later. 1074 01:20:12.641 --> 01:20:14.643 [wind whistling] 1075 01:21:05.986 --> 01:21:07.571 [wind continues blowing] 1076 01:21:12.742 --> 01:21:14.536 [jazz piano music playing] 1077 01:21:33.763 --> 01:21:35.181 [breathing heavily] 1078 01:21:39.561 --> 01:21:41.855 [trumpet playing in distance] 1079 01:22:05.170 --> 01:22:06.546 [Brian] Irene. 1080 01:22:08.882 --> 01:22:09.716 Irene. 1081 01:22:13.219 --> 01:22:14.930 What are you doing? It's freezing. 1082 01:22:16.431 --> 01:22:18.516 Are we going to that party with Clare? 1083 01:22:30.987 --> 01:22:32.405 [Clare giggling] 1084 01:22:34.783 --> 01:22:35.742 [Brian chuckling] 1085 01:22:36.701 --> 01:22:39.496 Have you ever been up to the sixth floor? 1086 01:22:39.579 --> 01:22:43.500 [Clare] Of course! My father was a janitor. 1087 01:22:43.583 --> 01:22:44.501 [chuckles] 1088 01:22:45.210 --> 01:22:46.378 [Clare] Back in the old days 1089 01:22:46.461 --> 01:22:49.923 when every ramshackle apartment had its own elevator. 1090 01:22:50.006 --> 01:22:51.007 [Brian] Elevator? 1091 01:22:51.841 --> 01:22:56.680 -Oh, you can't mean we have to walk up? -[chuckles] All the way to the top. 1092 01:22:56.763 --> 01:22:58.264 [Clare] Oh, Lord! 1093 01:22:58.890 --> 01:23:01.101 Why on earth would anyone live here? 1094 01:23:01.977 --> 01:23:04.396 She says it discourages the casual visitor. 1095 01:23:04.479 --> 01:23:07.107 -Says she'd rather be dead than bored! -Huh. 1096 01:23:08.608 --> 01:23:09.651 [Clare sighs] 1097 01:23:10.902 --> 01:23:12.862 Damn these thin shoes. 1098 01:23:16.825 --> 01:23:17.909 What is it, Rene? 1099 01:23:20.495 --> 01:23:23.415 Have you ever thought of what you'd do if John found out? 1100 01:23:24.082 --> 01:23:24.916 Yes. 1101 01:23:25.000 --> 01:23:28.253 [Brian] Don't fall by the wayside before the fourth floor. 1102 01:23:28.336 --> 01:23:31.506 I absolutely refuse to carry anybody up more than two flights. 1103 01:23:33.508 --> 01:23:34.676 [Clare giggling] 1104 01:23:36.678 --> 01:23:39.264 And? What would you? 1105 01:23:40.932 --> 01:23:43.560 I'd do what I want more than anything right now. 1106 01:23:44.686 --> 01:23:46.187 I'd come up here to live. 1107 01:23:47.063 --> 01:23:49.399 In Harlem. With you. 1108 01:23:59.159 --> 01:24:00.660 [Brian chuckling] 1109 01:24:09.878 --> 01:24:10.754 Lord. 1110 01:24:11.629 --> 01:24:13.548 [Brian and Clare breathing heavily] 1111 01:24:31.691 --> 01:24:33.026 Come on, slowpoke. 1112 01:24:35.236 --> 01:24:36.362 [indistinct chatter] 1113 01:24:44.245 --> 01:24:47.415 [Dave] …dinner at Eddie's, then Leroy's, then Smalls. 1114 01:24:48.083 --> 01:24:50.168 Those dancers seem strange to anyone else? 1115 01:24:50.251 --> 01:24:53.171 -No, honey, just the liquor. -That's why I've given it up. 1116 01:24:53.254 --> 01:24:54.923 -Since this morning? -Yes. 1117 01:24:55.590 --> 01:24:57.717 And nothing in the least exciting has happened-- 1118 01:24:57.801 --> 01:24:59.844 -You're welcome. -Thank you. 1119 01:24:59.928 --> 01:25:02.514 I wouldn't. I've heard the drinks here aren't safe. 1120 01:25:02.597 --> 01:25:04.390 [indistinct chatter continues] 1121 01:25:06.726 --> 01:25:10.814 [Dave] Irene, have you taken a vow not to laugh again? 1122 01:25:11.356 --> 01:25:15.568 No. It's simply the rest of you are so clever, I'm speechless. 1123 01:25:15.652 --> 01:25:17.654 You haven't a drink. What will you take? 1124 01:25:18.738 --> 01:25:20.323 Ginger ale and three drams of scotch. 1125 01:25:20.406 --> 01:25:22.659 Scotch first, then the ice, then the ginger ale. 1126 01:25:23.159 --> 01:25:26.079 [Felise] Don't attempt to mix that yourself, Dave, honey. 1127 01:25:26.162 --> 01:25:29.082 -Have the butler make it. -[Irene] And the footman, would you? 1128 01:25:49.477 --> 01:25:51.437 [soft jazz music playing] 1129 01:26:37.358 --> 01:26:41.029 -Yes, it's a perfect evening. -Good. 1130 01:26:54.167 --> 01:26:57.337 [Dave] Don't stand there. Aren't you freezing? 1131 01:26:57.420 --> 01:26:58.671 [pounding on door] 1132 01:26:58.755 --> 01:27:03.051 [Dave] Come. Come talk to me, or at least listen to me gabble. 1133 01:27:04.052 --> 01:27:06.054 -[man 1] Evening, can I help you? -[John] Let me in. 1134 01:27:07.639 --> 01:27:09.557 [man 1] Perhaps you've come to the wrong house. 1135 01:27:09.641 --> 01:27:11.684 [John] I know where I am. Let me in. 1136 01:27:11.768 --> 01:27:13.895 [man 2] Which apartment are you looking for, sir? 1137 01:27:13.978 --> 01:27:16.064 -[John] My wife is in there. -[man 1] Your wife? 1138 01:27:16.147 --> 01:27:18.816 No, sir, she's not here. I guarantee it. 1139 01:27:19.525 --> 01:27:22.487 -[man 2] Excuse me, I think you're wrong. -[John] I'm not wrong. 1140 01:27:22.570 --> 01:27:24.697 -[man 1] Do not come in! -[man 2] Sir, calm down. 1141 01:27:24.781 --> 01:27:26.658 -[man 3] What's going on? -[John] Out of my way. 1142 01:27:26.741 --> 01:27:27.575 Can I help you? 1143 01:27:29.369 --> 01:27:32.121 [John] I've been to the Redfields' and I know she's with them. 1144 01:27:32.205 --> 01:27:33.456 Ralph, where's my drink? 1145 01:27:40.421 --> 01:27:43.174 [John] Save yourself the trouble and get out of my way. 1146 01:27:44.300 --> 01:27:46.970 I know what you're doing here. I know. 1147 01:27:48.930 --> 01:27:51.140 I'm Redfield. What the devil's the matter-- 1148 01:27:51.224 --> 01:27:53.935 You don't get to tell me what to do! Any of you people! 1149 01:27:54.018 --> 01:27:55.270 [Dave] It's best you leave. 1150 01:27:55.353 --> 01:27:56.813 You liar! 1151 01:27:57.480 --> 01:28:00.400 [Felise] Careful. You're the only white man here. 1152 01:28:02.527 --> 01:28:05.863 You dirty liar. 1153 01:28:14.998 --> 01:28:16.666 [gasps] 1154 01:28:22.297 --> 01:28:23.423 [Felise] Oh! 1155 01:28:26.259 --> 01:28:27.885 -Good Lord Jesus! -[indistinct chatter] 1156 01:28:28.720 --> 01:28:30.555 -[man 1] Hurry. -[man 2] Quickly! 1157 01:28:32.515 --> 01:28:33.349 Quickly! 1158 01:28:35.893 --> 01:28:36.978 Go downstairs. 1159 01:28:43.443 --> 01:28:45.445 [wind whistling] 1160 01:29:53.304 --> 01:29:54.972 [man 1] Her husband's just sitting there? 1161 01:29:56.766 --> 01:29:57.767 [man 2] I don't know. 1162 01:29:58.810 --> 01:30:00.311 [man 1] You don't know? 1163 01:30:00.395 --> 01:30:02.397 [man 2] I don't know for sure if she's dead. 1164 01:30:02.480 --> 01:30:04.482 [high-pitched ringing] 1165 01:30:06.192 --> 01:30:08.444 [ambulance sirens blaring] 1166 01:30:11.948 --> 01:30:14.283 [man 3] I imagine he was just trying to protect his wife. 1167 01:30:14.367 --> 01:30:16.452 [man 4] Doesn't strike me as particularly unusual. 1168 01:30:21.040 --> 01:30:21.958 [Irene] Is she… 1169 01:30:25.920 --> 01:30:26.838 Is she… 1170 01:30:44.689 --> 01:30:45.565 [moans] 1171 01:30:47.316 --> 01:30:48.401 Irene, you mustn't. 1172 01:30:49.694 --> 01:30:51.112 You'll make yourself sick. 1173 01:30:51.195 --> 01:30:55.116 [man 3] I mean, she just tumbled over and was gone. 1174 01:30:55.199 --> 01:30:56.993 [Dave] Irene was there beside her, weren't you? 1175 01:30:57.076 --> 01:30:58.161 [officer] This lady here? 1176 01:30:59.454 --> 01:31:00.413 You're sure she fell? 1177 01:31:00.496 --> 01:31:02.790 Her husband didn't give her a shove or anything, 1178 01:31:02.874 --> 01:31:05.001 as Dr. Redfield here seems to think? 1179 01:31:06.085 --> 01:31:09.672 No. I'm quite sure she just fell before anyone could stop her. 1180 01:31:09.755 --> 01:31:11.090 It was so quick, I… 1181 01:31:13.217 --> 01:31:14.093 [gagging] 1182 01:31:14.177 --> 01:31:16.929 -Careful. -[officer] Anyone else notice anything? 1183 01:31:17.013 --> 01:31:19.056 -You mustn't. -[officer] None of you saw how she fell? 1184 01:31:19.140 --> 01:31:23.394 -[Felise] He was upset, that's true. -[officer] So an accident? 1185 01:31:24.145 --> 01:31:27.565 [Felise] I guess an accident, yeah. 1186 01:31:28.316 --> 01:31:29.484 That's what I thought. 1187 01:31:29.567 --> 01:31:31.944 [breath trembling] 1188 01:32:15.321 --> 01:32:16.447 [whispers] I love you. 1189 01:32:20.243 --> 01:32:22.453 [officer] Death by misadventure, I'm inclined to believe. 1190 01:32:22.537 --> 01:32:24.830 Let's go up and have a look at that window. 1191 01:32:28.834 --> 01:32:30.836 [wind blowing] 1192 01:32:41.389 --> 01:32:43.474 [somber piano music playing]