{2888}{2988}Ghosts? Little spirits or pixies?|I don't believe in 'em.
{2991}{3049}- Do you, Mr Foxx?|- No, sir. {3053}{3128}You sound it, with all|your metaphysical gibberish. {3132}{3209}I didn't mean ghosts as spirits, Professor. {3213}{3267}Nothing is real but experience - {3269}{3394}that which can be touched, tasted, felt|or, in some scientific fashi on, proved. {3397}{3455}We must never substitute|qualitative events {3458}{3558}that are marked by similar properties|and recurrences for fixed subs tances. {3564}{3683}Mr Snell, since these are the last few|moments before the summer vac ation, {3687}{3782}I would appreciate it if you could|remain awake until the final bell . {3785}{3818}I'm sorry, sir. {3821}{3931}I take it you rule out metaphysics|as unworthy of serious considerat ion. {3938}{4002}As I stated quite clearly|in my latest paper, {4006}{4120}metaphysical philosophers are men who|are too weak to accept the wor ld as it is. {4123}{4188}Their theories of the so-called|"mysteries of life" {4191}{4289}are nothing more than projections|of their own inner uneasiness. {4292}{4380}Apart from this world,|there are no realities. {4389}{4485}But that leaves many basic|human needs unanswered. {4490}{4600}I'm sorry. I did not create the cosmos.|I merely explain it. {4603}{4651}(bell chimes the hour) {4899}{4975}Leopold! Congratulations! {4977}{5038}Thank you so much. Thank you. {5041}{5090}Do you have a photo of the lucky woman? {5093}{5167}- The wedding is tomorrow?|- The day after. Sunday. {5170}{5233}We're going to my cousin's|for a country ceremony. {5235}{5314}- She's magnificent!|- She'll be the final jewel in your crown. {5317}{5395}Is it boorish of me to ask you|to inscribe your books? {5398}{5465}I agree with you about Balzac.|He's vastly overrated. {5468}{5552}- She has the face of an angel.|- And the disposition of one, as wel l. {5555}{5628}As someone who has resolutely|resisted matrimony, {5631}{5696}I now must admit to being|the fortunate individual {5699}{5749}on whom fortune showers her favours. {5752}{5834}She must appreciate what|an extraordinary catch she's getting. {5837}{5893}- You flatter me, Ambrose.|- I flatter him! {5896}{6009}A philosopher, an art critic, an astute|political theorist, an outsp oken pacifist. {6012}{6077}- A man of culture!|- And a singer of Schubert lieder. {6080}{6192}Come now, am I to be overpraised|merely for being a civilised human? {6194}{6239}What after the wedding? {6241}{6327}We are only having one week of leisure,|which we will spend in Londo n - {6330}{6411}a long-awaited opportunity|to show her Thomas Carlyle's grave. {6415}{6472}Following that,|we depart for the continent, {6475}{6569}where I have consented to give|a series of lectures on Renaissance a rt. {6572}{6700}It will be a pleasure to bring Tintoretto|into perspective for his m any sycophants. {6709}{6755}(birdsong) {7058}{7119}(clattering) {7123}{7196}(squawking) {7201}{7274}- (woman) Andrew, are you all right?|- Yeah. No, I'm fine. {7277}{7357}I can't seem to get airborne|with my wings for some reason. {7360}{7442}And I've had wonderful success|with my flying bicycle. {7445}{7536}Why does a beautiful day like today|give me such a sad feeling? {7543}{7662}Adrian, I don't want to hear anything sad|now. I want this to be a t errific time for us. {7665}{7721}I just wanna relax and have a good time {7724}{7785}and go fishing|and work on my inventions, {7787}{7845}and I don't wanna think about Wall Street. {7848}{7904}This is supposed to be a vacation. {7908}{7977}I never noticed this thing before,|Andrew. What is that? {7980}{8097}That's my spirit ball. If it works - which|I doubt - it penetrates t he unseen world. {8101}{8159}Oh, yeah? Which unseen world is that? {8162}{8290}You do admit that there's more to life|than meets the eye? Either th at, or I weep. {8293}{8402}- Yeah, well, like what?|- Like ectoplasm and various energies. {8405}{8517}I want that thing to emit light rays,|and to capture the future and the past. {8520}{8623}Incidentally, I'm putting my cousin|Leopold and his fiance in our bed room. {8626}{8676}We'll take the guest room for the night. {8678}{8742}It'll be much nicer before their wedding. {8745}{8842}Imagine sharing a bed before marriage.|It's a little bit depraved. {8846}{8943}I'm very anxious to meet your cousin,|cos I tried to read both his b ooks. {8947}{9019}I couldn't get through the first one|or the second one. {9022}{9104}Is Maxwell going to come up alone|or will he bring a guest? {9108}{9173}Maxwell appear without|female companionship? {9177}{9245}You know better than that.|You look adorable. {9248}{9290}Oh, Andrew. Um... {9294}{9378}I don't know where he comes up|with some of these women. {9380}{9499}He's a doctor. These poor women in|the tubercular ward show him grat itude. {9502}{9594}Don't think I don't notice you leering|at his buxom weekend guests. {9598}{9684}I leer. I admit it.|I look. I leer. I salivate. {9687}{9743}I salivated the day that I met you. {9772}{9825}Andrew, what are you doing? {9828}{9896}- Come on, Adrian.|- It's high noon! {9899}{9963}This'll give you an appetite. {9988}{10037}Oh, Maxwell. {10040}{10113}Sweetheart, listen.|We can't go on like this. {10117}{10158}Why not? {10162}{10262}Because my husband is beginning to|realise there's nothing wrong w ith me. {10265}{10348}It's medically sound|to have periodic checkups. {10352}{10454}Yes, but not so many. The president|doesn't have this kind of heal thcare. {10457}{10527}- Come away with me this weekend.|- Oh, I can't! {10529}{10613}- Why? You know how I feel about you.|- You know how much I wanna come, {10616}{10667}but it's just not possible. {10669}{10728}This is the best weekend|of the whole summer. {10731}{10780}- Oh, Maxwell!|- What? {10796}{10873}If there are other guests,|we'll have to have separate rooms... {10876}{10958}That's OK. You can always|leave your door unlocked. {10980}{11023}- I can't.|- We'd have fun. {11026}{11086}It's impossible! Stop asking me. {11110}{11136}Another... {11139}{11178}Another time, I promise. {11181}{11242}- You swear?|- I swear. Now I have to go out. {11485}{11528}Thank you, Doctor. {11531}{11607}It's all right, Charles.|It's only a muscle spasm. {11636}{11727}Come in next Tuesday at three.|I'd like to take one more look. {11979}{12029}What are you smiling at, Miss Ford? {12032}{12130}I was thinking about something|I read in The Katzenjammer Kids. {12175}{12233}- What are you doing this weekend?|- Me? Oh... {12236}{12307}I'll probably go to Coney Island. Why? {12309}{12368}- Come away with me.|- Where? {12371}{12464}To the country. The cousin of my|best friend's wife is getting mar ried. {12468}{12546}- A few of us are gonna celebrate.|- Really? {12549}{12656}- Is it all right if I called you Dulcy?|- (laughs) Yes. I'm just surprised. {12658}{12736}Did you not know that I've had my eye|on you these last two weeks? {12740}{12814}I've only been working here for five days. {12817}{12896}I lose track.|You always seem so shy around me. {12899}{12965}The nurses on the floor say you're fast. {12968}{13037}- Me?|- I mean, I think you're handsome. {13040}{13161}Come with me. We'll have a fabulous|weekend. We'll sun, swim and d rink beer. {13165}{13227}Naturally, I'll make sure|we have separate rooms. {13230}{13294}We don't need separate rooms. {13319}{13368}I'm sorry about this afternoon. {13371}{13478}- It's not your fault. It's probably me.|- I don't know what's wro ng with me. {13480}{13545}What's wrong is that|we have a bad sex life. {13548}{13657}- But why?|- Because we never sleep together now. {13660}{13730}- But what went wrong?|- Don't ask me. {13733}{13844}Everything seemed great till about a year|ago, then you just sort of cooled off. {13847}{13904}I've apologised to you|about a hundred times. {13907}{13996}You don't have to. I must have done|something to make you feel tha t way. {13999}{14119}No. I can't explain it. I just started|having those moods and odd feelings. {14122}{14202}And the annoying thing is|that I get tense and I can't relax {14204}{14253}and the whole thing gets destroyed. {14256}{14296}I know. It's become a chore. {14298}{14404}Right. It's not the kind of thing that|should be hanging over our heads all day, {14407}{14453}that we're gonna be in bed together. {14456}{14520}- It's not fair to you.|- It's not fair to you either. {14523}{14661}That's why today at the barn I tried|to do it quickly and get it o ver with... {14665}{14744}I don't mean "get it over with"|in a horrible way. {14747}{14812}I mean that... I don't know what else to do. {14837}{14886}Adrian, I'm sorry. {14934}{15002}- Come on, I'm sorry.|- It's OK. {15005}{15058}Could you get me a headache tablet? {15101}{15164}We should ask Maxwell.|He's a friend and a doctor. {15167}{15246}God, no! I don't want everybody|to know our personal problems. {15250}{15305}What about your cousin?|He's a philosopher. {15308}{15372}Do geniuses have problems|with their sex lives? {15375}{15432}(Adrian) Oh, please, don't bring it up! {15435}{15491}(Andrew) I'm only kidding. {15493}{15550}So who's he marrying anyhow?|What does she do? {15554}{15623}Is she also a philosopher,|an astronomer or something? {15626}{15746}(Adrian) She doesn't do anything.|I think that her family's in pol itics. {15749}{15806}I believe her name is Ariel Weymouth. {15810}{15868}(glass shatters) {15871}{15920}Did you drop something? {15978}{16027}Yeah, I dropped a glass. {16045}{16153}I better get the broom and make sure|all the slivers are up off th e floor. {16496}{16545}(tinkling) {16869}{16914}(Mendelssohn's "Symphony No.3|in A Minor") {18848}{18897}(car approaches) {19113}{19168}(Andrew) Hi! Hey, Maxwell! {19170}{19232}Andrew, my goodness!|How are you? Be careful. {19235}{19280}This is Dulcy. Andrew. {19283}{19375}- Don't kill yourself. We just got here.|- Hello! {19379}{19433}He delights in making impractical but... {19437}{19486}- Adrian!|- Hello. {19511}{19554}- This is Dulcy.|- How do you do? {19558}{19596}Charmed, I'm sure. {19599}{19642}(crashing) {19645}{19731}- He's down.|- Don't worry. I always carry bandages. {19734}{19860}You must be tired after your motor trip.|Can I show you to your ro om... rooms? {19892}{19959}- It's up to him.|- We'll just use one room. {19962}{20011}- (Andrew) Maxwell!|- Andrew, you OK? {20013}{20121}- I've fractured my last remaining nose.|- You shouldn't fly. You' re a mammal. {20124}{20199}Thank you, Maxwell. A doctor|with a licence is no smarter. {20201}{20263}The man always insults me,|but when he's sick... {20267}{20351}- Yeah, who overcharges me?|- But you always get well, don't you? {20354}{20409}I would get well even without the leeches. {20411}{20466}- Say hello to Dulcy.|- Hello, Dulcy. {20469}{20512}Charmed, I'm sure. {20515}{20608}- Maxwell, I'll help you with that.|- I'll show you to the house. {20612}{20686}- Oh, it's a beautiful house.|- Thank you. {20689}{20768}It was Andrew's before we were married. {20771}{20831}Mm, smell that air. {20834}{20924}Oh, a hammock. That's so nostalgic. {20926}{20975}I lost it in a hammock. {20994}{21081}- Pardon me?|- You really have to have good balance. {21084}{21141}Dulcy's cute.|What is she, 12 years old? 13? {21145}{21246}She's twice that. She's very experienced.|She couldn't keep her ha nds off me. {21250}{21366}Will you grow up? You're like a character|in Greek mythology who's half-goat. {21369}{21427}- You only live once.|- Yeah, I know your theory. {21430}{21502}I see what goes on at the hospital.|I've had a hell of a week. {21506}{21572}- Really?|- People with tumours and brain damage, {21575}{21694}a guy with sudden heart failure... Young|people. We tell 'em they' re gonna die. {21697}{21802}And they never seized the moment, never|had a life. "Gather ye ros ebuds", Andrew. {21806}{21870}So you never have any interest|in getting married? {21874}{21956}I don't stick around|long enough to fall in love. {21959}{22019}Marriage for me is the death of hope. {22023}{22085}Plus I can't seem to find that one person. {22115}{22149}Oh... {22152}{22229}What is it? What's the matter, Andrew?|What's wrong? {22233}{22282}Maxwell. {22284}{22371}Maxwell, things are very bad|with Adrian and myself. {22374}{22460}- No!|- Yeah. We don't sleep together any more. {22479}{22564}- That could be just temporary.|- It's been going on for six month s. {22566}{22632}- I don't know what to do.|- That's a long time. {22635}{22725}- Maybe I should take your pulse.|- Oh, Jesus... It's awful. {22728}{22798}She was never like that,|and then one day it just set in. {22800}{22873}- Do you cheat?|- Of course I don't cheat. {22876}{22948}What I do is I pour all my energy|into my inventions. {22952}{23038}Because of my problem in bed with her,|I can now fly. It's awful. {23041}{23121}Maybe she's anaemic.|Although it sounds like it's mental. {23124}{23205}They're doing some amazing things|with hypnosis now in Europe. {23208}{23248}Really? Hypnosis? {23251}{23344}Hi! Maxwell, come on up! {23427}{23493}She's a very pretty little girl, isn't she? {23527}{23618}- Who?|- Dulcy, Maxwell's guest. {23621}{23681}Why? Who were you thinking of? {23685}{23748}Yes, she's adorable, I think. She is. {23777}{23839}What was going through|your mind just now? {23842}{23891}Just... Nothing. Why? {23936}{24021}Last night, when you broke that glass|and I came upstairs to sweep it, {24024}{24146}you were just sitting on the edge of|the bathtub, looking off into the distance. {24149}{24198}I was exhausted. {24234}{24291}Do you know Ariel Weymouth? {24352}{24414}How is it possible for me... Of course not. {24416}{24474}Don't be silly, Adrian. {24477}{24558}She's very freethinking|and forward, isn't she? {24561}{24615}- Who, Ariel Weymouth?|- No, Dulcy. {24619}{24707}She seems to give off animal vibrations. {24710}{24767}Yeah, well, she's a nurse. {24770}{24819}Well, not every nurse is sexy. {24822}{24887}But they're very knowledgeable|about the body. {24890}{24998}They know exactly how all the organs|function, so they're wonderfu l. {25034}{25089}Maybe I should ask for lessons. {25092}{25195}I bet she'd be willing to answer|any questions that you might have . {25198}{25223}Oh... {25226}{25295}I was just joking.|You think I need lessons? {25323}{25372}Do you like it? {25375}{25477}No, not a bit. My blood pressure|is always 90 over 680. {25480}{25536}It drives them wild at Coney Island. {25539}{25646}But if we're gonna be in a country stream,|why do I have to wear a nything at all? {25650}{25706}Well, it might shock Andrew. He's elderly. {25709}{25741}Oh. {25745}{25825}I brought some contraceptives|with me in case you forgot. {25829}{25895}Oh, good. Cos I only brought 300. {25988}{26040}(car horn) {26043}{26078}(Maxwell sighs) {26141}{26189}(car horn) {26311}{26382}Leopold, hello.|It's wonderful to see you again. {26384}{26431}- Hi, there.|- You must be Ariel. {26434}{26483}I'm Adrian. This is my husband Andrew. {26489}{26557}- Yes, we've met before.|- Ariel told me about it. {26560}{26655}It was such a coincidence when Leopold|said you were his cousin's husband. {26659}{26710}I told him we were old friends. {26713}{26773}Acquaintances. We're... {26776}{26883}I didn't know it was the same... I couldn't|imagine it was the sam e Ariel Weymouth. {26886}{26945}I'll get the luggage, right? {26948}{27035}(Leopold) Like each snowflake,|there is only one Ariel Weymouth. {27038}{27064}Ha ha! {27067}{27123}(stutters breathlessly) {27127}{27230}"Only one Ariel..." Did you hear?|Every snowflake... {27237}{27287}It's been a long time, Cousin Adrian. {27290}{27345}- Hello.|- Hello. {27351}{27430}(Adrian) Professor Leopold Sturgis,|Dr Maxwell Jordan. {27434}{27502}- Charmed.|- (Adrian) Dulcy Ford, Ariel Weymouth. {27505}{27554}Blue Moon Glow. {27557}{27655}That's exactly right. I'm amazed.|I didn't think they sold it in t his country. {27661}{27759}Well, an old love of mine wore it.|A ballerina from Spain. {27762}{27844}And the scent you're wearing,|is that Bay Rum? {27847}{27930}Yes, exactly right.|Straight from the corner drugstore. {27933}{28027}We recognise each other's smells.|In the animal kingdom, we'd be m arried. {28030}{28110}Are you the Dr Jordan who|wrote the book on natural science? {28113}{28195}- Yes, it's my hobby.|- I must be honest. I thought it was poor. {28199}{28286}It wasn't great. I'm just|an amateur speculator on science. {28289}{28375}I liked your book, Professor.|Both of 'em. I liked both of 'em. {28378}{28470}The first one was chosen as the best|philosophical treatise of the year. {28473}{28523}- Which one?|- Conceptual Pragmatism. {28526}{28593}I haven't gotten to that yet.|Exactly what is it? {28597}{28679}- The house is exactly as I remember it.|- You've been here before ? {28682}{28765}- Just once. Years ago.|- What an odd coincidence. {28769}{28838}Shall I show you to your room,|or do you know the way? {28841}{28902}(laughs) "Do you know the way?"|Did you hear that? {28906}{28947}Come, wife. {28951}{29028}"Sumer is icumen in,|Lhude sing cuccu!" {29031}{29129}"Groweth sed, and bloweth med,|And springth the wude nu." {29132}{29195}"Sing cuccu!" {29198}{29263}So, you've been here before.|You've met Andrew? {29266}{29342}Yes. A long time ago,|before I left for Paris. {29346}{29414}We spent a little time together.|Very little. {29417}{29486}I've been to Paris twice,|but I was miserable both times. {29489}{29553}Probably because I was there|with the wrong person. {29557}{29636}That's important,|because it's such a romantic place. {29638}{29741}If two people are really in love,|a city like Paris becomes a grea t medium {29744}{29801}through which to explore their feelings. {29803}{29865}- Don't you think, Leopold?|- I like large cities. {29868}{29904}Oh, and in the rain... {29908}{29986}Tell me about your book, Professor.|What's the plot? {29988}{30038}- What do you do, Miss, uh...?|- Dulcy. {30041}{30065}Miss Dulcy. {30069}{30164}I'm a nurse, but I get to do a lot of reading.|The patients all ha ve books. {30167}{30276}A lot of them are too weak to read,|or they die and I get to keep the copies. {30296}{30375}Look, why don't we change our clothes|and play badminton? {30389}{30488}- (Adrian) How could you lie to me?|- (Andrew) I didn't lie, Adria n. {30491}{30543}I was not lying. {30547}{30625}- Do you wanna know why I lied?|- You told me you didn't know her. {30628}{30696}- Yes, that part I admit.|- What do you mean, "admit"? {30699}{30778}- I caught you! You were exposed!|- May I make my point, please? {30782}{30871}- Why didn't you want me to know?|- The way things are in our marr iage, {30875}{30937}I thought you'd be full|of fear and suspicion. {30940}{31021}- I thought you'd be uneasy all weekend.|- Because you're guilty. {31024}{31136}Guilty? That's a laugh. How am I guilty?|How can I be guilty if I didn't do anything? {31139}{31197}Why should I be uneasy|unless you were lovers? {31201}{31267}Lovers? I never laid|a finger on the woman. {31270}{31352}Didn't you even think|she was gonna give you away? {31355}{31461}I thought it was so insignificant she|wouldn't remember. It was so long ago. {31464}{31537}You think that I would care?|I know I wasn't the first one. {31540}{31602}It's just that you lied to me|that makes me wonder. {31604}{31665}You dropped that glass|at the mention of her name. {31669}{31785}Our marriage is not going well,|so I thought the less said, the be tter. {31789}{31843}- You went out with her?|- No, never! {31846}{31904}- Yeah, once.|- Once, and you took her here? {31908}{31965}So twice, three times. You gonna quibble? {31969}{32026}I drove her up here.|It was a simple thing. {32029}{32137}I showed her the premises and I drove her|back to New York City. I t was very easy... {32141}{32215}- I swear by my mother.|- You didn't make love to her? {32218}{32267}No! I would remember that. {32292}{32360}And what if I did?|Which I didn't. I never did. {32387}{32475}I've got a really terrible headache.|I'm gonna go get more tablets . {32478}{32582}Listen, so how do you feel about her now,|when you see her after a ll these years? {32586}{32702}This is why I didn't tell you. If things were|OK between us, this wouldn't bother you. {32705}{32778}But you're so vulnerable,|and they'll be here all weekend, {32781}{32859}- and we don't sleep together any more...|- Oh! Not so loud. {32863}{32917}- And she's so beautiful...|- Oh... {32920}{32998}That's a simple fact.|A blind man could see that. {33001}{33117}Adrian, I love you. I was never in love with|Ariel Weymouth and I don't love her now. {33121}{33170}Hey, trust me. {33202}{33256}(Maxwell)|So how did you and Leopold meet? {33259}{33345}(Ariel) We were both tourists|at St Peter's in Rome. {33348}{33402}(Maxwell) You picked her up|at the Vatican? {33405}{33482}(Ariel) My whole life I wanted|to see the Sistine Chapel ceiling. {33485}{33548}(Leopold) I met her in|the basilica before a madonna. {33551}{33638}I couldn't resist the impulse|to speak to this heavenly creature. {33641}{33698}(Ariel) Leopold's an expert on Italian art. {33701}{33806}(Leopold) I had the privilege of escorting|Ariel through the Sisti ne Chapel {33809}{33907}and explaining to her exactly why|Michelangelo's ceiling was indee d great. {33911}{34000}(Ariel) When Raphael first|laid eyes on it, he fainted. {34003}{34038}(Maxwell) Had he eaten? {34046}{34129}(Mendelssohn's|"Violin Concerto in E Minor") {35567}{35622}- To summer.|- To summer {35625}{35694}(Leopold) "The spring, the summer,|The childing autumn, {35698}{35802}angry winter, change|Their wonted liveries." {36452}{36500}OK. Try something else. {36570}{36619}- Got it.|- Can I stop now? {36653}{36746}Do you remember these woods at all?|Do you remember the bridge dow n there? {36750}{36839}Of course. It was one of the most|beautiful summer nights I'd ever seen. {36843}{36923}It was very romantic.|I think about that night all the time. {36926}{36972}- No, really?|- Yeah. {36975}{37080}And when I do, I want to kill you.|Kill you or myself, but much mo re you. {37083}{37110}What for? {37113}{37192}Do you have any idea|how much I lusted after you? {37196}{37258}Why didn't you do something?|I wanted you to. {37261}{37331}You were this diplomat's daughter,|raised by nuns. {37335}{37418}I was shy. We were not in love.|It was pure animal lust. {37421}{37531}- That's just what I was in the mood for.|- I know. I missed an op portunity. {37534}{37582}I've regretted it ever since. {37585}{37658}That's the saddest thing in life,|a missed opportunity. {37662}{37717}And particularly rotten in this case {37719}{37791}because after you left,|a month after you went to Europe, {37794}{37915}I learned that you were, and had been,|sleeping with everyone. Eve ryone! {37919}{37979}Not everyone.|Well, maybe it was everyone. {37982}{38050}I wouldn't have been the first,|I'd have been the 21st. {38053}{38162}Writers, bankers, poets, the entire|infield of the Chicago White S ox. {38164}{38266}You have to admit, I wasn't one of|your shrinking, mousy, inhibite d virgins. {38269}{38356}- The understatement of the century.|- Did you want me to take cha rge? {38360}{38447}- You didn't act like you wanted anything.|- I was used to slower women. {38450}{38504}Adrian and I had no sex|till we were married. {38507}{38601}Why are we rehashing all this? Huh?|It's over. We're two older peo ple now. {38604}{38658}By tomorrow this time, I'll be married too. {38661}{38735}What is it with you and Leopold?|He's so much older than you. {38738}{38792}Leopold's very brilliant. A genius. {38794}{38890}So what? If you're such a free spirit,|why do you want to tie your self down? {38899}{38987}You know. For a woman,|the years slip away quickly. {38997}{39075}- Don't tell me you're getting scared.|- Maybe. {39080}{39160}But why? I don't understand.|You're so beautiful and charming. {39164}{39258}- You could get any man that you wanted.|- No, that's not true. {39262}{39321}That was always true, Ariel. {39324}{39373}- Not you.|- Me? {39377}{39456}I think amongst all the love affairs|I was running through then, {39459}{39523}you were the one person|that could have stopped me. {39528}{39586}- I could have?|- Yeah. I... {39589}{39655}I was really beginning to care for you. {39664}{39756}Sometimes I wonder what would have|happened if we'd made love that night. {39759}{39817}The moment was so perfect. {39820}{39902}People find out things about|themselves through lovemaking {39905}{39963}that they never dreamed of. {39966}{40013}What? What are you thinking? {40071}{40187}Nothing. Only that our whole lives might|have been different if on ly I had acted. {40190}{40267}Tell me something, Andrew.|If you lusted after me so, {40269}{40334}why weren't you also in love with me? {40338}{40399}Can the two feelings really be separate? {40451}{40535}(Andrew) Did you see the trout|that I got? It was great! {40538}{40625}- (Leopold) Look, Ariel, a fossil!|- (Maxwell) He means you, Andre w. {40628}{40732}Millions of years old, when prehistoric|man roamed here naked and savage. {40735}{40774}Give me the good, old days. {40777}{40846}You'd like to see|some long-haired Neanderthal, {40850}{40940}his primitive weapon in hand,|stalking through the brush like an a nimal, {40944}{41001}never dreaming that|some day he will be extinct {41004}{41059}and culture will be the order of the day? {41063}{41114}Well, I'd like to try it for one night. {41117}{41179}Look! There's a yellow-bellied sapsucker. {41182}{41272}- We get a lot of great birds here.|- I love nature. I could live in the woods. {41276}{41350}- Maxwell was raised by wolves.|- And he was raised by skunks. {41353}{41420}Maxwell, why not do|the dance of the merry peasants? {41423}{41480}(Leopold) There are|too many peasants as it is. {41484}{41573}- (Dulcy) There's another sapsucker!|- (Maxwell) That sounds dirty . {41577}{41628}These woods are especially beautiful. {41630}{41715}(Andrew) They're enchanted.|On summer nights, you can see things. {41719}{41811}- (Adrian) Shadows and glowing things.|- (Andrew) Yeah, spirits. {41814}{41871}(Leopold) Shadows,|glowing things, spirits... {41874}{41942}What pathetic delusions|we frightened humans cling to. {41945}{42015}(Ariel) Leopold has no patience|with the spirit world. {42018}{42070}(Maxwell) I believe in the spirit world. {42073}{42148}(Andrew) You have to.|That's where all your patients wind up. {42151}{42223}(Maxwell) Very funny, Andrew.|Very funny. {42235}{42306}You were fishing with Ariel|for such a long time. {42308}{42372}I couldn't get the fish to bite, that's all. {42375}{42448}- Were you reminiscing?|- I was out with her once years ago! {42451}{42518}We had a couple of lobsters,|some beers and that was it. {42521}{42575}You still remember exactly what you ate? {42579}{42672}Adrian, I'm gonna be glad when|this weekend is over - it's a disas ter. {42676}{42783}Leopold and Maxwell hate each other and|you I'm gonna have to take to a hypnotist. {42786}{42850}- Why?|- So we can start making love again. {42853}{42925}- You'll be in a trance, but that's OK.|- That's terrible! {42928}{43022}- You haven't read my ideas.|- Your view is educated, but it's nar row. {43026}{43082}That's why your book was second-rate. {43085}{43189}A yellow-banded butterfly.|I've been looking for one my whole life . {43193}{43281}- Don't scare it. Bring the net.|- (Ariel) It went that way. {43285}{43379}- (Dulcy) Which way did it go?|- (Maxwell) Everybody quiet and fan out. {43383}{43501}(Andrew) What am I supposed to be|looking for? I didn't see any bu tterfly. {43503}{43580}- (Dulcy) There it is!|- (Andrew) What colour is it? {43634}{43688}Did you hurt yourself? Did you... {43691}{43760}Everybody stand back. Give her air. {43763}{43852}- Does that hurt?|- It's probably the metatarsal. {43854}{43949}- Relax, it's nothing serious.|- Maxwell, stop fondling her instep . {43952}{44009}- The butterfly's gone.|- I'm sorry. {44026}{44140}That's what comes from horsing around.|Running around the woods li ke Indians. {44143}{44213}She's gonna be fine.|This man is a major quack. {44216}{44260}Oh, oh, oh! {44263}{44348}Oh, that feels good. Oh, yes. {44372}{44419}- Right in there, isn't it?|- Yes. {44422}{44496}- Do you two want to be alone?|- Are you well enough to walk? {44501}{44543}- I think so.|- Just hold it. {44546}{44604}- It's much better.|- You don't want it to come back. {44607}{44681}- She said she was fine.|- OK. All better. {44694}{44780}It's fine! It's good. I used|to get this at dance class all the ti me. {44784}{44861}You studied dance? So did I,|but my folks insisted on medicine. {44864}{44951}I'm tired of standing around amidst|poison ivy, snakes and toadsto ols. {44953}{45016}I just wanted to make sure|she didn't pull a tendon. {45020}{45092}Besides, it's not poison ivy|and they're not toadstools. {45094}{45162}You are wrong.|Toadstools is exactly what they are. {45164}{45242}Yes? Well, these|happen to be mushrooms. {45245}{45337}- Those are poisonous fungi.|- I believe you're mistaken. {45340}{45413}- Does it matter?|- I don't think you'd be willing to eat one. {45419}{45486}- No?|- (Ariel) Don't be ridiculous. Let's go. {45490}{45594}Those are toadstools. A doctor who writes|about nature should know the difference. {45597}{45707}Yeah, give us all a thrill. Pop one|into your mouth and go into co nvulsions. {45738}{45786}Maxwell! {45789}{45843}OK, Leopold. Yeah. {45845}{45914}For once in your life, do you stand... {45917}{45963}(Maxwell splutters) {45966}{46015}Get some coffee or something. {46018}{46068}Do we have anything in here? Quickly. {46072}{46164}There's some aspirin.|Get some plain white bread. {46168}{46245}(Andrew) I don't know|what he was trying to prove. {46248}{46338}(Adrian) Leopold, put down|the telescope and come help us. {46927}{47009}The summer light is so beautiful|at this hour, isn't it? {47013}{47061}I love the long days. {47099}{47173}So do I. It makes me think|of when I was a little girl. {47177}{47247}Me too. Full of dreams. {47250}{47341}Yes. Mostly about falling in love. {47343}{47392}Mine too. {47440}{47513}Do you think that when|two people are in love {47516}{47582}it must always express itself physically? {47602}{47672}I don't understand. {47676}{47782}Do you mean that, um... a man|could lust passionately for a woman {47785}{47841}but still he might not love her? {47907}{48022}I don't know. It's very confusing|when you try and think about it, isn't it? {48091}{48223}Tell me, I don't mean to be forward,|but was it a difficult decisi on {48226}{48325}to, you know, come from a convent|and everything, and guard your c hastity, {48327}{48433}to decide to share the bed|with Leopold before the wedding? {48475}{48524}N... N... Not too tough. {48606}{48661}I wish I'd have been that brave. {48697}{48790}It's funny. I always considered|myself a modern woman, {48793}{48878}and then I see someone like Nurse Dulcy. {48881}{49035}(Adrian) Yeah. I hear she knows how all|the organs function and ju st what to do. {49038}{49100}(Ariel) I think men|appreciate vigorous women. {49104}{49133}(Adrian) Yes? {49137}{49246}(Ariel) And young ones. This beautiful|summer light doesn't last f or ever. {49265}{49320}I was watching you. You shoot well. {49323}{49425}It's all in the pectoral muscles.|Healthy pectorals. You should tr y it. {49444}{49504}Rather than using|weapons of destruction, {49507}{49622}my aggressive impulses are given vent in|the more socially accepta ble chessboard. {49630}{49716}- I wouldn't mind learning chess.|- I feel it would be tame for yo u. {49720}{49771}I like the way the stallions look. {49781}{49893}They're called knights.|That's a knight. Not a stallion. {50007}{50052}- They're watching us.|- Who? {50056}{50136}- Leopold. He tried to poison me.|- Yeah. Right, sure. {50139}{50210}- I'm in love with Ariel.|- I know, she's beautiful. {50213}{50321}- No, I mean I'm really in love with her.|- I don't blame you. She 's exceptional. {50324}{50391}You don't understand.|I don't want her to get married. {50394}{50452}Maxwell, make your shot.|I wanna take my bath. {50455}{50534}I've never felt like this.|The moment I smelled her, I loved her. {50537}{50595}Smell someone else,|because she's taken. {50597}{50654}- Jesus, he's such a pompous ass!|- I know. {50657}{50724}But this time tomorrow|she's gonna be Mrs Pompous Ass. {50727}{50812}What's the matter with you?|Don't you know what she's thinking? {50815}{50885}- What does that mean?|- I kissed her! {50888}{50952}- You did?|- Yeah, in the woods. I think Leopold saw. {50955}{51024}- He's watching me like a hawk.|- She let you kiss her? {51027}{51104}Not exactly, but I could feel|her lips tremble with feeling. {51108}{51212}Don't tell me about it. Adrian's jealous|enough. I've had an exper ience with Ariel. {51215}{51270}- What was that experience?|- It was nothing. {51274}{51354}- What do you mean "It was nothing"?|- It was brief and platonic. {51357}{51423}Bring her to the brook.|Don't tell her it's to meet me. {51426}{51500}- Why the brook?|- What's the matter? Relax. {51503}{51591}You just lust after her. You're not in love.|You wanna sleep with her. {51594}{51699}How could anyone just wanna sleep with|such a dream? Not that I do n't. She's hot. {51703}{51773}They're incredible in bed,|the ones raised in a convent. {51776}{51831}Maxwell, go play with your butterfly net. {51835}{51924}- Take a walk with Ariel. Go to the brook.|- I can't! Adrian's too jealous. {51927}{51985}What did you two do|that was so incriminating? {51988}{52013}Nothing. {52016}{52102}- Don't say nothing. You're blushing.|- Leave me alone, Maxwell. {52105}{52161}- You slept with her, didn't you?|- I didn't. {52164}{52233}- You still like her, don't you?|- No. Go away. {52237}{52301}God, Andrew, I'm suffering. I mean it! {52304}{52406}All right! I'll bring her to the brook.|I'll talk to her on your b ehalf. I'll try. {52409}{52461}Stop it, they're looking at us. {52464}{52535}Didn't he say|that they napped before dinner? {52565}{52611}(Dulcy) Check. {52614}{52677}(Leopold) Very aggressive.|You learn quickly. {52681}{52734}And if I do this? {52737}{52799}(Dulcy) Trapped. {52801}{52886}You have a wonderful flair|for spatial relationships. {52963}{53016}Can you get away later on? {53022}{53085}- What do you mean?|- I mean can you get away later on {53088}{53139}to be alone with me? {53142}{53225}- What for?|- These are my last few hours of freedom. {53228}{53280}Professor! {53283}{53356}I pray you, do not register|untoward dismay. {53360}{53454}I have known many women, and it is|only because I cherish Ariel so intensely {53457}{53573}that I am, with some trepidation, closing|the book on my bachelorh ood for ever. {53585}{53696}I hold the marriage vows sacred and,|once wed, would never be unfa ithful. {53699}{53749}- I don't know what to say.|- Please, {53752}{53825}the shame I feel over my desires|is already too much to bear. {53829}{53913}Don't be ashamed.|I'm just surprised it's me you asked. {53932}{54036}You have an open personality and I feel|you're modern enough in yo ur thinking {54040}{54115}not to make more of the experience|than is intended. {54118}{54201}And, although I'm surely|not the first to tell you, {54204}{54333}you're quite attractive|and you radiate a certain raw energy. {54349}{54477}I'm not saying that it wouldn't be|an interesting experience for m e. {54480}{54548}- What if your fiance finds out?|- She must never. {54561}{54620}I want Ariel for my wife and... {54624}{54679}yet the pull is strong. {54682}{54771}I cannot help imagining|what it would be like with you. {54774}{54823}I'm flattered. {54879}{54936}Have you ever made love|with a much older man? {54948}{54982}Yes. {54985}{55055}Illicitly? In the woods? {55058}{55092}Yes. {55094}{55182}- Was he a genius?|- He was a dentist. {55186}{55273}- Do you find me unattractive?|- No, you're elegant. {55312}{55377}Would you meet me|where we swam today, at six? {55380}{55408}Yes. {55411}{55456}I'm grateful. {56040}{56089}(Andrew) Ariel! Psst! {56111}{56160}Ariel! {56220}{56286}Ariel! Ariel! {56460}{56511}(stones clatter on wall) {56795}{56844}Are you gonna be in there for a while? {56848}{56915}(Maxwell) I just got in the tub|about two minutes ago. {56919}{56989}I really like soaking in a good, hot bath. {56992}{57113}I think I'll stay in here for half an hour,|cos the water feels so good on my back. {57116}{57149}Mm. Well... {57153}{57258}I'm bushed. I think I'll just|take nap, so just, you know... {57261}{57342}relax and take as long|as you want in the tub. {57345}{57488}Don't worry about me. I'll take a nap|for about, maybe, half an ho ur or so. {57965}{58022}(water flows) {58666}{58724}- (Dulcy) Oh!|- (Adrian) I have to speak to you. {58727}{58805}- (Dulcy) Now?|- (Adrian) Please. It's an emergency. {58808}{58929}- (Dulcy) What's the matter?|- I didn't know where else to turn. {58933}{58992}(Dulcy) Calm down, please.|I'm a nurse. It's OK. {58995}{59084}- Sorry. This is very hard for me.|- (Dulcy) Don't worry. {59087}{59153}He can't hear you. It's fine. It's OK. {59156}{59205}All right. The thing is... {59234}{59317}I want to learn how|to please my husband in bed. {59790}{59839}Ariel! Ariel! {59872}{59961}- Andrew! What are you doing there?|- Maxwell Jordan is in love wi th you. {59965}{60014}He's a medical Casanova. {60017}{60085}No, he's a wonderful guy|and a terrific doctor. {60088}{60194}Really. Never lost a patient. Got a couple|of 'em pregnant, but ne ver lost one. {60197}{60293}- I'm getting married tomorrow.|- You don't love Leopold. You know that. {60296}{60387}You're just in love with the idea of|marrying a great scholar. I k now you. {60390}{60510}- You've got a lot of nerve.|- That was your goal even way back th en. {60513}{60592}You weren't listening to anything|I was saying "way back then". {60597}{60659}All that was on your mind|was animal passion. {60662}{60723}And what was on your mind? {60726}{60808}It's my fault.|I shouldn't have flirted with Maxwell. {60810}{60897}It just comes naturally.|Now I've started something. {60902}{60994}- He likes the way you smell.|- Oh, Andrew. I'm so mixed up. {60996}{61083}That's why the sooner I marry Leopold|and settle down, the better. {61087}{61185}You've gotta give Maxwell five minutes.|He's pining away for you. {61188}{61250}I never saw the guy so serious in his life. {61253}{61370}Unless you're absolutely certain that what|you're doing tomorrow i s the right thing. {61375}{61443}It's a little late for me|to be having those thoughts. {61446}{61495}But not too late. {61517}{61593}I was fine till I saw you again. Fine! {61596}{61659}Come with me to the brook.|Here, I've brought a hat. {61662}{61714}Hop on, really. For five minutes. {61718}{61767}Andrew, we'll get killed. {61769}{61857}No, don't be silly. Trust me.|It's me, Andrew. {61860}{61896}Trust me anyhow. {62342}{62421}- (Ariel) My God, we're flying!|- (Andrew) I know. It's perfect. {62424}{62518}- (Ariel) It's great. Better not look down.|- (Andrew) Hang on tig ht. {62521}{62601}- (Andrew) I knew it would work! I knew it!|- (Ariel) It's wonderf ul! {62737}{62765}You! {62778}{62831}I was, uh... {62834}{62951}I was just here and looking|at some moss formations. {62954}{63033}I couldn't sleep. I felt like a stroll. {63048}{63097}What a coincidence. {63101}{63164}Are you staying? {63168}{63216}Are you? No! {63241}{63299}Uh... Why don't we stroll together? {63314}{63384}- Yes.|- No! Not that way. {63386}{63460}I think there's something|more interesting up there. {63463}{63494}- Yes?|- Oh, yes. {63497}{63595}There's some very interesting leaves.|I'd like to show them to you . {63597}{63701}It's much better that way, especially|if you're in the mood for a stroll. {63704}{63794}Yes, that's the only reason|I'm about. I usually nap. {63799}{63872}If you'd prefer to walk alone,|I could give you directions. {63877}{63962}- Would you rather stroll by yourself?|- Certainly not! Not me. {63965}{64043}We can talk about nature,|even if we don't agree on everything. {64046}{64070}(Leopold chuckles) {64077}{64144}(Ariel) Oh, God. What am I gonna do? {64147}{64217}Now I know my flying bicycle|won't handle that weight. {64220}{64302}- We could have been killed.|- Not killed. Crippled. {64323}{64382}- That lake is cold.|- You're shivering. {64385}{64438}Come on, you're shaking. {64442}{64505}- You know, you're wet.|- I know I'm wet! {64575}{64650}- I thought I saw a red-winged blackbird.|- Yes. {64653}{64710}These woods are fascinating|and beautiful. {64713}{64764}There is something|magical about them. {64767}{64829}Four miles is rather longer|than I anticipated. {64833}{64919}We're half there.|So, tomorrow's the big day, huh? {64922}{64950}Mm-hm. {64953}{65028}You know what I jokingly call marriage?|"The death of hope". {65031}{65123}Jokingly, of course. Although|no joke is ever completely untrue. {65126}{65187}I'm aware that you have designs on Ariel. {65247}{65297}- What?!|- It's pointless to deny it. {65301}{65391}I observe the way you stare at her|and take pleasure in her behavi our. {65394}{65466}I can almost hear your heart beat|when she's close to you. {65469}{65523}You have some imagination. {65526}{65642}I assure you Ariel does not return these|rather desperate and vulg ar feelings. {65645}{65712}You're not too overeducated|to get a punch in the nose. {65715}{65775}Go ahead, hit me.|You've wanted to all day. {65778}{65834}Don't be afraid. I never resist violence. {65837}{65928}I realise that often it is|the sole recourse of primitives. {65933}{66002}It's like swimming.|It's a measured stroke. {66006}{66053}And remember, here's the key. {66055}{66131}When the sperm count is low,|they won't listen to reason. {66134}{66234}But when the sperm count is high,|they'll do anything you want. {66264}{66314}It sounds awfully clinical. {66317}{66383}Well, we're just going over some basics. {66386}{66460}But if you love the guy,|it should all come together {66463}{66551}with a certain sense|of danger and excitement. {66554}{66628}You shouldn't just limit|yourself to the bedroom. {66633}{66718}It should be full of surprise|and spontaneity. {66721}{66770}It shouldn't be routine. {66797}{66846}Mm-hm. {66872}{66933}(Andrew) I understand|Maxwell kissed you today? {66936}{66991}(Ariel) Yes. Very suddenly, in the woods. {66995}{67058}- (Andrew) How did it feel?|- It felt good. {67061}{67140}- (Andrew) What do you mean?|- You asked how it felt. I said good. {67143}{67208}(Andrew) So how can you|think of getting married? {67211}{67290}(Ariel) I'm always mixed up|when it comes to the opposite sex. {67293}{67375}I think I know what I want,|and then I don't. And then I do. {67384}{67459}- What about you? How's your marriage?|- My marriage is fine. {67462}{67519}- It's not working, but it's fine.|- I'm sorry. {67522}{67620}- So you find Maxwell attractive?|- Well, kind of. In his own way. {67623}{67716}You're kidding. The kid's tubby.|Haven't you noticed? He's a butte rball. {67719}{67786}A few minutes ago you were|telling me how great he was. {67789}{67873}He's great. Don't misunderstand me.|It's just that he's blubber. {67876}{67926}I guess he is. {67929}{68021}If I had only acted that time|when we were at the brook that night ! {68025}{68075}- Yeah.|- It just haunts me. {68078}{68167}Not a week has gone by that I haven't|dreamt about you or that eve ning. {68170}{68252}We shouldn't be talking like this.|I gotta get married tomorrow. {68255}{68319}Why? What are you running into?|Stop for a second. {68323}{68396}I'm not running into it. No.|He's perfect for me, really. {68399}{68452}He's solid. He's taught me a lot. {68455}{68537}- Like what?|- Like how to listen to Mozart. {68540}{68617}With your ears, right?|Is that a reason to marry... {68630}{68689}- (sneezes)|- Hey, are you OK? {68808}{68868}We got wet. We should go back. {68871}{68895}(knocking at door) {68898}{69015}Maxwell, it's flooding!|Maxwell, are you all right? {69018}{69092}- Max...|- I fell asleep in the tub and it overflowed. {69096}{69169}I got everything under control.|Did you have a good nap? {69172}{69227}Yeah, I just decided to change. {69239}{69272}Oh. {69333}{69409}I, uh... didn't feel tired|so I took a brief stroll. {69438}{69504}- You've been in there a long time.|- Oh, I... I... I... {69507}{69562}I fell asleep in the bath. {69566}{69614}Did you have a nice stroll? {69626}{69681}Yes. Very enlightening. {69684}{69772}- Did you have a nice bath?|- Oh, yes. Very refreshing. {69871}{69932}Where have you been?|The table's still not set. {69935}{69998}I was... chopping ice. I was in the barn. {70001}{70057}I was just... {70059}{70117}There was a huge block of ice|and I chopped it. {70120}{70167}We... We'll have the ice for dinner. {70175}{70231}OK, I understand. {70264}{70304}Hey... {70307}{70360}Dinner's nowhere near ready. {70374}{70430}Oh. No. {70433}{70496}I had to clean the fish. {70499}{70575}I thought you said you cleaned the fish. {70578}{70670}Oh, I didn't mean to say the fish.|I meant to say the chicken. {70674}{70774}We're having fish and chicken,|because Leopold hates fish. {71078}{71135}- More trout, Leopold?|- Please, yes. {71138}{71223}The trellis is broken. Have you|been climbing on it again, Andrew? {71226}{71325}No, I was just trying to fix|something there. It's a terrible stor y. {71329}{71404}I once got locked in the bathroom. {71407}{71512}Andrew climbed up the trellis and got|me out the window. It was ve ry romantic. {71515}{71604}I'd like to say that,|also that I'm a little drunk. {71606}{71689}- The wine is a little heavy.|- It's gone straight to my head too. {71692}{71804}You'll turn into one of those doctors|whose hands shake when they operate. {71807}{71858}Domestic brands are always less subtle. {71862}{71958}Did anyone see that big, strange bird|that was flying around befor e dinner? {71961}{72044}- What bird?|- The one that dived into the lake. {72047}{72147}You know what there is up here?|There's hawks and eagles. {72150}{72222}You haven't been trying|your wings on again, Andrew? {72227}{72340}Yeah, sure. I always spin around the lake|a couple of times before dinner. {72343}{72394}It builds my appetite. {72398}{72500}- So you're an inventor, eh?|- Crackpot inventor. {72503}{72611}In actual life, I help people with their|investments until there's nothing left. {72614}{72737}What was that odd-looking contraption|with the ball on top that we saw earlier? {72740}{72807}That was my spirit box. {72810}{72911}It's a kind of a magic lantern|that penetrates the unseen world. {72919}{73008}What unseen world?|Forest spirits? Little glowing things? {73021}{73086}You can make fun if you want,|but you all will admit {73089}{73197}that there's more to life than|what we perceive with our five sens es. {73199}{73266}- I'm afraid not.|- (Ariel) Oh, I think there is. {73269}{73346}I've seen these spirits on summer nights. {73349}{73394}Truth is nobody really knows. {73397}{73483}That thing looked like something I saw|at a magic show at Coney Is land. {73487}{73592}There is nothing magical about existence.|It grows more understand able every day. {73595}{73686}Greater familiarity with some of|our best minds might make that cl ear. {73689}{73805}I disagree. I think that if anything can|be said to be magical, it 's the universe. {73808}{73833}(Andrew) Me, too. {73836}{73912}What a pity that people require|more for their existence {73915}{73970}than the wonderful world about them. {73973}{74040}It's not always so wonderful|down at the hospital. {74064}{74158}So when are you gonna show us|this little trick of yours? {74161}{74268}It's not a trick. I'm gonna try it later.|It's gotta be dark befor e I can do anything. {74271}{74347}Andrew's invented a wedding present|for you and Ariel. {74350}{74411}- Oh, really? What?|- Tell them about that. {74414}{74508}It's nothing. It's a silly apparatus|that takes the bones out of f ish. {74511}{74608}Or if you prefer, although there's|no point to it, it puts bones i n fish. {74611}{74641}That's great. {74644}{74692}To Leopold and Ariel. {74695}{74756}Tomorrow they will be man and wife, {74759}{74845}forsaking all others|till death do them part. {74852}{74961}May they be very happy with one|another for the rest of their live s. {75035}{75114}- (Adrian) Are you all right?|- Are you choking? Are you OK? {75117}{75173}Just a little wine|went down the wrong way. {75176}{75228}You're gulping it down like it was milk. {75231}{75323}- I'll be all right. I'm just a little dizzy.|- It's not a bone? {75353}{75460}- Is he an alcoholic?|- No. He just had a little too much tonight. {75463}{75557}(Dulcy) He started on an empty stomach.|He just has to walk it off . {75560}{75636}(Adrian) So, where will you|settle after you're married? {75639}{75703}I've taken a townhouse|near the university. {75706}{75831}I can't wait for Ariel to meet the|professors. I'm the envy of the faculty. {75838}{75927}You'll adore Professor Eddy and his wife.|They're very entertainin g, {75930}{75981}with a kind of a theme to their marriage. {75984}{76074}He specialises in Dr Johnson|and she teaches Boswell. {76077}{76135}They're an entertaining|and amusing couple, {76138}{76199}and I look forward to|many wonderful chats. {76223}{76278}Well, to wonderful chats, {76281}{76334}and Boswell and Johnson, {76337}{76387}and Leopold and Ariel, {76390}{76465}and this summer night,|and you two, of course. {76468}{76534}- And Maxwell.|- And Dr Maxwell Jordan. {76537}{76609}- Doctor of high jinks.|- And to Adrian and Andrew. {76612}{76637}(gunshot) {76640}{76682}Where did that come from? {76903}{76991}Maxwell! Maxwell! {77027}{77104}- Maxwell, what is it?|- Maxwell, are you all right? {77108}{77167}- Did you hurt yourself?|- You're bleeding. {77170}{77246}I just picked it up and it went off.|I didn't know it was loaded. {77249}{77315}Put that thing down! Be careful with it! {77319}{77376}- Jesus, are you OK?|- Yeah, I'm all right. {77379}{77425}Andrew, you keep it loaded! {77428}{77482}No, I don't. That's what I don't understand. {77486}{77581}I'm OK. Go on back to dinner.|There's no harm done. I'm all right. {77584}{77658}- Everybody, go.|- We'll put a bandage on it. {77661}{77757}Go back to the house. We'll put some|alcohol on it. Just relax. He 's OK. {77760}{77818}Maxwell, let me see|that thing for a second. {77821}{77903}Maxwell, are you crazy?|I never keep bullets in that thing. {77906}{77952}- So what?|- So are you insane? {77956}{78021}Is she worth putting|a bullet through your head for? {78023}{78055}I love her. {78058}{78149}I don't know who I'm talking to|any more. I don't know you. {78152}{78238}- Nobody knows me.|- Don't be melodramatic. Are you crazy? {78241}{78342}Maybe I'm drunk, but I haven't been able|to think of anything else but her all day. {78345}{78416}- I have to be alone with her.|- What are you telling me? {78419}{78528}What would have happened if you hadn't|missed? What a tragedy that would be. {78531}{78579}- Wouldn't you die for Ariel?|- Me? {78582}{78655}- I see the way you look at her.|- I'm not a poet. {78659}{78713}I don't die for love.|I work on Wall Street. {78716}{78790}- I waited for her. You never sent her.|- I tried! {78793}{78865}- Was she willing to come?|- Yes! I tried to take her by air. {78869}{78920}We fell into the lake. It was ridiculous. {78923}{79001}We had to get out. We walked.|Our clothes were soaking wet. {79004}{79083}It sounds very romantic,|walking around with wet clothes. {79086}{79150}- Did you kiss her?|- Kiss her? I sneezed on her. {79153}{79232}- Why do you blush when we discuss her?|- Maxwell, leave me alone! {79235}{79313}If I did love her, it wouldn't matter.|She's marrying Leopold. {79316}{79386}What do you mean, if you did love her?|Do you love her? {79389}{79467}I'm saying "if". If I loved her,|if I wasn't married, then... {79470}{79505}Then... {79508}{79567}Well, then we would have some problems. {79601}{79655}Lass singen, Gesell, lass rauschen {79656}{79724}Und wandre frhlich nach! {79730}{79796}Es gehn ja Mhlenrder {79799}{79862}In jedem klaren Bach {79866}{79930}Es gehn ja Mhlenrder {79933}{80001}In jedem klaren Bach {80004}{80071}Lass singen, Gesell, lass rauschen {80074}{80129}Und wandre frhlich nach! {80133}{80157}Frhlich nach! {80165}{80266}Frhlich nach! {80346}{80395}(Dulcy) That's wonderful. {80454}{80532}Ich grolle nicht {80536}{80692}Und wenn das Herz auch bricht {80729}{80863}Ewig verlor'nes Lieb! {80882}{81024}Ewig verlor'nes Lieb! {81044}{81098}- I love you. Don't get married.|- Ssh. {81101}{81202}- I can't live without you. I'm serious.|- What a childish thing t o do in the barn. {81210}{81277}- Do you have any feelings for me at all?|- I don't know. {81281}{81347}- How will you ever if you get married?|- I won't. {81351}{81406}- Meet me later.|- Go away. {81409}{81470}- By the brook at midnight.|- Don't cause trouble! {81474}{81546}Give me a chance! I haven't|had a single free moment {81549}{81598}to show you how charming I can be. {81601}{81662}Your charm is apparent,|but that's not enough. {81665}{81738}Why are you so stubborn?|Do you love Andrew? {81741}{81814}- How dare you!|- You protest too strongly. {81816}{81899}- I love Leopold.|- You don't. He'd run a poor third. {81902}{81983}- You're rude.|- You're adorable. And Andrew's married. {81987}{82031}(Leopold continues singing) {82034}{82083}(Maxwell whispers) {82198}{82263}Go away, will you?|We've both had too much wine. {82266}{82355}How can you resist? The moon is full.|You're about to be married f or ever. {82359}{82422}This is your last free night.|Spend it with me. {82424}{82512}Ten minutes, just talking. I know if|you knew me better, you'd lik e me. {82515}{82620}You don't want to get married with the|nagging thought "Maybe I sh ould have." {82623}{82716}"Maybe if I'd given him ten minutes,|he would have changed my mind ." {82719}{82782}"But now it's too late.|I'm the professor's wife." {82785}{82891}"Secure, it's true, yet something's|missing. Maybe if I'd acted... " {82894}{82918}Stop it! {82922}{82986}- Marriage is the death of hope.|- It is not. {82990}{83056}- No, not with the right person.|- I don't love you. {83060}{83151}Because you don't know me.|Give me ten minutes. Ten lousy minutes. {83155}{83262}If you don't, I'll kill myself right after|the wedding. This time I won't miss. {83266}{83314}(whispering continues) {83367}{83425}All right! OK, I'll meet you. {83428}{83492}- You promise?|- Go away. {83495}{83570}If you don't come,|the guilt will haunt you for ever. {83573}{83638}- (Adrian) Ariel, come play for a while.|- All right. {83641}{83724}Yes, why don't you?|I feel like something devotional. {83750}{83861}I love your accompaniment. You have|a way of caressing the words I sing. {83931}{83980}(Ariel plays) {84048}{84225}Our Father {84240}{84423}Which art in heaven {84475}{84578}Hallowed be... {84582}{84648}- (door closes)|- What are you slamming the door for? {84651}{84700}He doesn't sound that bad. {84728}{84841}Is something the matter? You've got|a funny look on your face. Are you OK? {84845}{84900}Andrew, kiss me. {84950}{84974}(Andrew gasps) {84977}{85057}- What are you doing?|- I want to make love to you. {85060}{85123}Adrian, what's the matter with you? {85126}{85226}Adrian, stop! Adrian! Adrian, stop that! {85229}{85336}- Adrian, we've got guests in the house.|- Yeah, that makes it a l ittle dangerous. {85339}{85457}Adrian, stop it. Adrian! This is|the kitchen table! What are you d oing? {85460}{85538}Adrian! I cannot have intercourse|where we eat oatmeal. {85540}{85588}I want you right now! {85592}{85662}Adrian, stop this. You're crazy. {85665}{85706}Stop it! {85710}{85766}Adrian, there's a fork under me. {85769}{85818}Oh, stop that. {85859}{85927}Look, I broke an egg!|This is like a Flemish painting. {85930}{85987}- Get those pants off!|- Ssh, quiet! {85991}{86095}There's a man in the next room singing|the Lord's Prayer. We'll go blind! {86098}{86175}- Adrian! Adrian, I'm on the burner.|- Kiss me. {86179}{86276}(Leopold) Lead us not into temptation {86280}{86376}But deliver us from evil {86380}{86517}For thine is the Kingdom {86527}{86576}(moaning) {86606}{86655}What are you doing? {86702}{86765}- Don't stop.|- (Adrian pants) {86768}{86823}I suddenly feel panicky. {86827}{86897}You can't stop now.|I'm past the point of no return. {86901}{86976}I feel a lot of fear|in the bottom of my stomach. {86979}{87040}Yeah, but you're gonna|have to pack me in ice. {87044}{87107}I can't. It's disgusting. {87110}{87177}How can it be?|I don't have my clothes off yet. {87180}{87261}I'm sorry, Andrew.|I really wanted to. You know that. {87264}{87386}I just... suddenly...|I became aware of myself, of the others. {87389}{87435}I could feel my heart beating. {87437}{87506}You don't feel it for me any more. Face it. {87510}{87551}Oh, look. {87554}{87616}Maybe I don't. I don't know what I feel. {87625}{87696}I know one thing.|I can't go on like this any more. {87700}{87795}(Leopold) What about the spirit world,|Andrew? We're all waiting. {87841}{87935}(Andrew) OK, everyone, I can't|guarantee this thing is gonna work. {87938}{88038}You're a man of science.|What are your views on an unseen world? {88041}{88116}I don't believe in ghosts,|though I almost became one before. {88120}{88190}- I believe in science and sex.|- Not love? {88194}{88243}Yes. Love at first sight. {88246}{88341}- Can there be love without sex?|- I think the two can be totally different. {88344}{88440}- How?|- Sex alleviates tension and love causes it. {88443}{88500}Think about that for a minute. {88503}{88632}OK, join hands, everyone. Everyone,|just hold your hand. Everyone, relax. {88636}{88728}I'm dealing here with ectoplasm|and animal magnetism. {88732}{88824}Everyone, concentrate on the ball|and make your mind a blank. {88828}{88883}- Can we look at it?|- You can look at it, yeah. {88886}{88948}OK, relax. Please, take this seriously. {88971}{89012}Keep concentrating. {89054}{89102}Just relax. {89128}{89175}Concentrate. {89205}{89254}Concentrate. {89283}{89331}Just relax. {89763}{89829}(tinkling) {89848}{89903}Look at that! Look, isn't that fantastic? {89906}{89967}- (Dulcy) Oh, it's wonderful.|- It's working! {89977}{90029}- We went swimming there.|- It's the brook. {90032}{90139}- (Ariel) It's a person. Some man.|- (Adrian) It's Andrew! No, it' s Maxwell. {90142}{90186}It's Andrew. It's neither of them. {90189}{90254}- (Ariel) He's waiting.|- (Adrian) For who? {90257}{90281}(Dulcy) A woman. {90284}{90374}- He's alone. She never came.|- (Andrew) Is this looking into the past? {90377}{90460}- (Leopold) It's an optical illusion.|- There's someone in a dress . {90464}{90536}- They're just talking.|- Why doesn't he kiss her? {90539}{90600}- I know he wants to.|- I wonder why he doesn't. {90604}{90682}- He's too timid.|- She really wants him to. {90685}{90762}(Ariel) She does want him to.|You can see. She's straining too. {90766}{90849}- (Adrian) But he just isn't.|- (Maxwell) He's missing his chance. {90852}{90886}(Adrian) It's so sad. {90889}{90972}(Dulcy) Isn't it true, the best|opportunities only happen once? {91028}{91104}- Careful, Andrew.|- You got something to pour on it? {91107}{91199}- Take that away from there.|- The house'll burn down. {91202}{91272}- You've really invented something.|- Yeah, but what? {91275}{91390}- Give it time. It'll die down.|- I hope so. I can't seem to put i t out. {91393}{91470}There, you see? That explains it.|Movement is no miracle. {91474}{91565}The retina retains an image for 1/16th|of a second, flickering lig hts... {91568}{91616}- Quite explainable.|- Is it? {91619}{91691}But what did we see?|The past, the present, the future? {91694}{91764}Maybe it was the spirit world|and those were two ghosts. {91767}{91822}There are no ghosts,|except in Shakespeare. {91825}{91899}And many of those are more real|than many people that I know. {91902}{91951}Come along, Ariel. Time to go to bed. {91954}{92007}Thank you, everyone. Lovely dinner. {92011}{92058}Thank you for dinner. {92061}{92143}- Marvellous demonstration.|- I think I'd better go to bed too. {92147}{92207}Adrian, dinner was super. Thank you. {92210}{92252}Goodnight, Andrew. {92255}{92368}- I was always scared of ghosts.|- Andrew's got everything under c ontrol. {92951}{93064}- (Andrew) Aren't you coming to bed?|- (Maxwell) I'm gonna stay up for a while. {93067}{93171}- I'm not tired.|- (Andrew) Really? You're just gonna... {93173}{93238}- (Maxwell) Get a little air.|- (Andrew) No kidding. {93241}{93291}A little. It's such a pretty night. {93295}{93367}- Oh. Where's Dulcy?|- She's exhausted. {93370}{93396}Uh-huh. {93399}{93505}It's funny, Maxwell. You don't seem|as depressed now as you were b efore. {93509}{93542}- I'm not.|- No? {93545}{93634}- I'm much better.|- Good. I like to hear that. {93754}{93840}How come, Maxwell?|Why do you feel better? {93843}{93923}Well, I guess if marriage|is the death of hope, {93925}{94007}then the night before marriage,|there's still hope. {94029}{94093}Where do you think|you're gonna walk at this hour? {94096}{94183}- Just around, under the stars.|- You think maybe down by the broo k? {94187}{94263}- Why are you so concerned? Go to sleep.|- I'm not concerned. {94266}{94330}I'm gonna take a walk.|It's good for the digestion. {94333}{94419}- Maybe I should walk along with you?|- No, no, don't bother. {94423}{94507}- Why not? I'd like to. I like to digest.|- I prefer to be alone. {94509}{94596}- Yeah, but why?|- Look, go to bed. {94599}{94648}I'm going to meet Ariel. {94650}{94721}- You are?|- Yes. By the brook at midnight. {94726}{94800}- Since when did that happen?|- I spoke to her. {94803}{94860}- She's gonna meet you?|- Yes. {94863}{94921}- What did you tell her?|- I told her I loved her. {94924}{95010}I told her not to marry Leopold.|I told her to meet me tonight. {95013}{95105}- And she agreed to this?|- Andrew, I think I have a chance with h er. {95108}{95166}- You do?|- Yeah. {95170}{95275}- I got an idea. I'll bring her to meet you.|- No, you go to sleep . {95278}{95344}No, I'm not tired. I'll bring her. Ma... Ma... {95347}{95396}- Wish me luck.|- Good luck. {95451}{95500}Maxwell, I'm not tired. {97079}{97125}(Leopold) Ariel? {97128}{97187}Yes? Yes, Leopold? {97190}{97319}(Leopold) Ariel... Doctor...|Andrew... sing... music... {97321}{97370}(Leopold mumbles) {97635}{97712}Ariel! Ariel, over here by the tree. {97721}{97770}Ariel, by the tree! {97800}{97851}- Why are you here?|- I'm here to see Ariel. {97854}{97936}- I said I wanna be alone with her.|- It's no use. I'm in love wit h her. {97940}{97998}- What?!|- I can't fight it any more. {98000}{98070}- I said I thought you loved her.|- I know. Don't get upset. {98074}{98166}- You denied it. And I'm not upset.|- She's been in love with me a long time. {98170}{98219}- You said it was platonic.|- It was. {98222}{98303}I never touched her, but I could have.|She wanted me to years ago. {98307}{98398}- I said I thought you loved her!|- What am I gonna tell Adrian? {98402}{98503}- I asked you to help me.|- I tried to bring her. It didn't work o ut. {98506}{98597}- We flew, we laughed. It turned romantic.|- Did she tell you she loved you? {98600}{98660}She's loved me since|I took her to a baseball game. {98664}{98725}- I'll kill you!|- I knew you would take this badly. {98729}{98807}- You knew how much I cared for her.|- Nobody plans these things. {98810}{98877}They just happen.|You gotta be a little mature. {98880}{98946}I'll show you what mature is,|you backstabbing runt! {98949}{99018}- (Ariel) Hey, what's going on here?|- Ariel, I love you. {99021}{99046}- You do?|- Yes. {99050}{99115}- She's not bowled over.|- I can't fight it any longer. {99118}{99179}- Ariel, I love you too.|- Stop confusing things. {99182}{99251}I'm surprised.|When did this feeling come over you? {99254}{99333}I've had it for a long time.|I just didn't know what to do. {99336}{99400}He's having some|domestic problems, that's all. {99403}{99465}- Don't marry Leopold.|- She's not going to. {99468}{99556}- You can't do that, you won't be happy.|- He's not the right guy for you. {99559}{99630}- I told you she's not marrying him.|- I'm talking to her. {99633}{99704}And I'm talking to you.|Ariel and I had a rendezvous. {99707}{99788}- You're married, Andrew.|- The magic has gone in the bedroom. {99791}{99880}- How can you reveal intimate secrets?|- What do you care? {99884}{99946}Ariel, we stood here years ago|and I failed to act. {99950}{100011}He'll always fail to act.|He's a procrastinator. {100013}{100083}- He talks big schemes and does nothing.|- Don't get me angry. {100087}{100153}I love you, Ariel.|I just need time to show you how much. {100156}{100214}One thing's for sure:|I can't marry Leopold. {100217}{100282}No, you can't.|And I gotta say something to Adrian. {100285}{100351}Listen to him!|I wouldn't tell Adrian anything. {100354}{100398}That's my business, OK? {100401}{100457}We have a second chance.|Let's not mess it up. {100460}{100533}It's no use. She may have|cared for you once, but this is now. {100537}{100652}Ariel, I love you and, in spite of|all his nauseating begging, I want you. {100656}{100716}I'm sorry, Maxwell. {100720}{100769}Maxwell, you gotta understand. {100772}{100834}Maxwell, I'm your best friend. Forgive me. {100838}{100909}- I should have killed myself.|- Don't talk like that! {100913}{100994}Only a drunken idiot shoots|himself over love. Not an internist. {100996}{101043}- You'll forget me.|- No. {101047}{101147}You will, we'll help you. You'll come|over. We won't let you sit and brood. {101150}{101221}If I come over, how am I gonna|forget her? She'll be here. {101224}{101276}That's a point. So don't come over. {101279}{101381}Maxwell, we know each other|for so long. This was inevitable. {101409}{101465}Maxwell, you know I love you. {101487}{101567}Better Andrew than Leopold.|At least you'll have a few laughs. {101570}{101622}What are you gonna do? {101625}{101723}I'll go for a walk. I'll throw|a rock in the brook. I'll go to s leep. {101727}{101788}Don't worry, I'm not|a drunken infantile idiot. {101791}{101905}I'll go back and I'll get anaesthetised|with meaningless lovemak ing. {101908}{101991}- Maxwell, I didn't mean it.|- Will he be all right? I'm worried . {101994}{102100}Why does it have to be so complicated?|The guy's my best friend. {102233}{102282}Ariel? {102305}{102354}Ariel! {102398}{102507}(Ariel) Remember this tree? We stood|under it and looked at the stars. {102510}{102596}(Andrew) The constellations are|in the same place. There's Gemin i. {102599}{102665}(Ariel) Yeah, I remember|you pointed that out to me. {102669}{102756}We both had wine, and you showed|me your latest invention. {102760}{102863}Did I? Oh, of course!|My musical house slippers, right? {102866}{102966}As you walked, they would play|"My Old Kentucky Home". Never sol d. {102970}{103019}Remember what we talked about? {103023}{103115}We talked about the brook|and the stars... and your dress. {103118}{103213}- You had bought a new dress.|- Yes. This is it. This is the sam e dress. {103216}{103283}It looks more beautiful.|You look more beautiful. {103286}{103320}Thank you. {103323}{103421}- You've lost a little hair from the top.|- I'm working on a hai r restorer. {103424}{103517}But you still have|that little boy's look. You do. {104522}{104571}(footsteps) {104605}{104716}It's only Leopold. There's no need|to worry. I'm not a spirit. {104719}{104826}I couldn't sleep, so I came downstairs|to read The Katzenjammer Kids. {104875}{104924}The Katzenjammer Kids? {104999}{105047}That's extraordinary. {105089}{105164}- That's what happened in the dream.|- What dream? {105191}{105240}Just now, before I awoke. {105277}{105355}- I was dreaming this.|- Me? {105359}{105416}Precisely this. That's incredible. {105491}{105656}We were alone and you were lying|across the sofa, and you were r eading. {105659}{105753}I asked you what, and you said|"The Katzenjammer Kids". {105777}{105825}And I thought it was funny. {105855}{105936}And then your robe fell open slightly. {105938}{106000}Only slightly, the way it is now, {106003}{106092}and I was taken with|a great erotic fervour. {106115}{106192}And all the terrible thoughts|of my whole life, {106194}{106252}that I'd been afraid to unleash, {106277}{106336}poured forth. {106339}{106388}How did I react? {106437}{106500}You pressed your lips to mine... {106536}{106655}And then the scene changed, and we|were two savages in the wilde rness. {106658}{106710}It was a prehistoric era. {106713}{106831}I was a Neanderthal, hunting|my enemies with primitive weapons, {106835}{106890}and loving you uninhibitedly. {106897}{106986}Jesus. What did you eat|before you went to bed? {107020}{107080}- What are you doing here?|- I couldn't sleep. {107083}{107181}I didn't want to read alone in the room.|All that ghost talk mak es me nervous. {107185}{107283}- Alone? Why alone?|- Maxwell's off walking. {107286}{107334}- He is?|- Yeah. {107337}{107418}So's Ariel. She slipped|out of bed after I fell asleep. {107422}{107522}- You don't think that they...|- I will not play the cuckold for that goat. {107525}{107603}Relax! You must learn to trust Ariel|if you're gonna marry her. {107607}{107720}I trust no one. I can feel it. They're looking|into each other's eyes or holding hands. {107724}{107816}I can just envision his clumsy general|practitioner's attempts t o kiss her. {107820}{107920}Or worse. Worse! And it is|now officially our wedding day. {107923}{108011}OK, you can relax now,|cos there's Maxwell and he's alone. {108032}{108091}- He's right there.|- But where's Ariel? {108094}{108138}(tinkling) {108426}{108481}Those shadows... {108484}{108564}That's Ariel's dress. Her French frock. {108568}{108626}But if Maxwell is here... {108636}{108701}Those eyeglasses... That's Andrew! {108704}{108766}- (Dulcy) Leopold.|- (Leopold) Andrew and Ariel. {108772}{108833}Deceived by that third-rate inventor. {108856}{108935}- I'll kill him.|- Leopold! {108990}{109065}Leopold, come back! Leopold! {109068}{109179}Maxwell, go get Leopold!|Leopold's gone to kill Andrew. {109183}{109207}What? {109245}{109339}Was... was it a completely|horrible experience, Ariel? {109343}{109436}No. At least I didn't...|At least we bulled our way though it. {109440}{109513}Yeah. Great. That's exactly what it was. {109516}{109630}- The frogs kept croaking.|- I know, I know. I got a headache. {109633}{109714}Yeah, but it wasn't|what I thought it would be. {109718}{109783}- Did you feel it was?|- No. {109787}{109838}I think it's true. {109841}{109982}You really do learn an awful lot|about yourself through lovemaki ng. {109985}{110047}- It's quite incredible.|- It's so strange. {110050}{110171}Years ago when we were here,|that kind of stuff never bothered m e. {110174}{110282}I know. I think if we had made love that|very first night when w e had the chance, {110285}{110370}we never would have dreamed|that the outside world even existed. {110374}{110446}Boy, time passes. {110449}{110519}Before you know it, a little hair falls out, {110522}{110590}a little noise becomes bothersome... {110593}{110700}I guess we just... we change.|We become different people. {110704}{110753}Ah-hah, you little vermin! {110756}{110789}- Leopold!|- Prepare to die! {110793}{110835}Leopold, don't shoot! {110849}{110890}Hah! {110897}{110972}Leopold, you're a man of reason.|You're a pacifist. {110974}{111022}You're an animal. {111026}{111085}Stop it, Leopold! Come back! {111308}{111371}Leopold! Leopold! {111402}{111453}Andrew! {111541}{111595}Hold still, you miserable worm! {111604}{111635}Leopold, I can exp... {111639}{111675}Really? {111819}{111868}Aaagh! {112092}{112136}Blood. {112139}{112188}I've drawn blood. {112209}{112258}Who am I? {112473}{112550}(Andrew) Maxwell! Maxwell! {112564}{112654}- Maxwell, are you all right?|- No. I'm badly hit. I'm dying. {112657}{112712}Oh, Jesus. Help! Help! {112716}{112799}- It's no use, Andrew. I'm finished.|- Don't say that. Help! {112801}{112880}I'm a doctor. I know where I've been hit. {113030}{113083}(Leopold) Blood. Blood! {113087}{113147}I've drawn blood - and I relished it! {113150}{113268}- (Dulcy) Leopold, what's gotten into you?|- I've returned from the hunt. {113271}{113395}(Dulcy) What's an intellectual genius like|you want with a simpl e nurse like me? {113399}{113446}(clothes ripping) {113451}{113538}Maxwell, for what it's worth to you,|I don't think the magic is there {113541}{113590}between Ariel and myself any more. {113593}{113689}If it's any incentive for you to pull through,|I think you got a chance with her. {113692}{113747}- I can't breathe. I'm dying.|- Take it easy. {113750}{113846}I have a confession to make.|I want my soul, if it exists, to be clean. {113849}{113905}Don't talk like that.|We won't let you die. {113909}{113970}I slept with your wife. {113972}{114024}- Pardon me?|- I did it with Adrian. {114071}{114158}- What did you say?|- By the brook, one night last summer. {114161}{114244}- What are you talking about?|- The images from the spirit box. {114247}{114349}Didn't you recognise us? Adrian and me.|Didn't you notice? It wa s her dress. {114353}{114422}- How could you?!|- The moment was perfect. I seized it. {114426}{114498}- You only live once.|- But you're my best friend. {114501}{114594}- I apologise.|- I don't accept it. {114597}{114640}Oh, no. Oh, my God. {114643}{114718}It's nothing serious.|Just an arrow in his heart. {114754}{114860}He's still breathing. Where are you going?|We have to help him. {114865}{114994}(Dulcy) Leopold. Bite me... hard. Harder! {114997}{115078}(Leopold) I can't. These are not my teeth. {115255}{115311}(Adrian) Hello! {115354}{115412}Andrew? I saw a light. {115431}{115479}So you slept with Maxwell? {115520}{115564}Me? Why? {115569}{115649}- Why? Cos he told me you did.|- How could he? {115652}{115761}Cos he thinks he's dying, which|he's probably not, unfortunately . {115795}{115855}I don't know what to tell you. It's true. {115888}{115959}We were alone by the brook. {115961}{116083}You weren't paying any attention to me.|You were obsessed with y our inventions. {116087}{116191}It was a perfect, moonlit, summer night. {116194}{116322}He put his hands on my breasts|and my blood just started to boil . {116325}{116419}And afterwards, I've never been|able to rid myself of the guilt. {116423}{116499}- But you enjoyed it?|- Oh, yeah, definitely. It was hot. {116502}{116533}Ohhh! {116536}{116597}How could you? {116602}{116699}That's exactly when all the trouble|began between the two of us. {116722}{116779}I will make it up to you, Andrew. {116791}{116867}Now that you know this, I feel... {116870}{116958}I feel really relieved.|This is like a weight is off my back. {116961}{117027}I've been carrying around|a terrible secret. {117030}{117075}Don't lie to me. {117078}{117184}No, Andrew. I swear to you.|This is like a curse has been lifted . {117189}{117238}- I hate you.|- You love me. {117241}{117311}No. I love Ariel.|I always loved Ariel. {117314}{117357}No, that's not true. {117360}{117447}Andrew, make love to me. {117451}{117539}- Adrian, don't mix me up.|- I mean it. In fact, let me handle i t. {117543}{117625}- No, I'm furious with you.|- I really mean it this time. {117628}{117688}No, Adrian. Stop. {117691}{117779}- Andrew, you're gonna like this.|- Stop, I've had a very rough night. {117782}{117841}- Excuse me.|- Adrian, stop. What are you doing? {117845}{117907}Andrew, I promise you,|this is a good idea. {117910}{117988}Adrian, what is this with table tops? {117991}{118049}I'm on a loaded pistol! {118060}{118103}- It feels much better.|- Does it? {118107}{118180}I can't believe I did this.|The sight of blood terrifies me. {118183}{118235}- I love you.|- You're still wounded. {118239}{118326}I need time to be with you, to prove|to you that you can be happ y with me. {118328}{118448}I'm such a frivolous person. First|I thought I loved Leopold, th en Andrew... {118452}{118582}But you never loved Leopold, and Andrew|was just a dream out of the past. {118584}{118650}I, however, am the man of the moment. {118653}{118720}We're gonna seize this moment|and keep it for ever. {118723}{118816}I have to admit that when we first met,|and you recognised my pe rfume, {118818}{118888}you smelled it,|I did feel a little weak at the knees. {118890}{118955}I know. You were scared|and attracted to me all day. {118958}{119054}We're two of a kind. We're both flirts,|but our flirting days ar e all over. {119057}{119128}- Aagh!|- Careful. Just easy. {119132}{119229}Me, a confirmed bachelor,|struck down by Cupid's arrow. {119232}{119281}Unfortunately, it was shot by Leopold. {119284}{119343}You said you believed|in love at first sight. {119347}{119395}It's all in the smell, {119398}{119447}and you smell wonderful. {119510}{119559}Oh, Adrian, I'm still spinning. {119562}{119650}That was a deeply religious|experience on that table top. {119654}{119718}It's only the beginning.|Wait till everyone's gone, {119722}{119796}I'll show you what Dulcy|calls a Mexican Cartwheel. {119799}{119865}- Really? That sounds incredibly filthy.|- It is! {119868}{119946}- Good. I can't wait.|- So can you forgive me? {119950}{120069}Forgive you? I can ordain you. You've|cleared my sinuses for the summer. {120072}{120113}- And Maxwell too?|- Yes. {120116}{120172}The way I feel tonight, I could heal people. {120175}{120226}Oh! What is he doing with Ariel? {120229}{120301}- Doing well, I think.|- Really? What about Leopold? {120305}{120318}(screaming) {120349}{120422}Help! Come quickly! Leopold's dead. {120426}{120450}(screams) {120453}{120507}Help! Help! Come quickly! {120527}{120612}- Oh, my God!|- What happened to him? {120621}{120716}- Maxwell, what's wrong with him?|- We were making love... {120719}{120781}He was like an animal.|He tore off my robe. {120784}{120895}He was wonderful. We did it|all violently, like two savages. {120898}{121002}He was screaming with pleasure,|and at the highest moment of ecs tasy, {121006}{121094}he just keeled over|with that smile on his face. {121129}{121194}- Poor Leopold.|- I'm sorry, Ariel. {121198}{121247}(tinkling) {121710}{121762}(Leopold) Don't feel|sorry for me, Maxwell. {121765}{121840}My soul has merely passed|into a different dimension. {121843}{121919}I feel myself floating, liberated. {121923}{121986}I am, at long last, pure essence. {121998}{122069}Leopold? Is that really you? {122072}{122142}Of course it's me, Ariel.|And I am most delighted to say {122144}{122196}that Andrew and Adrian were right. {122200}{122243}These woods are enchanted, {122247}{122323}filled with the spirits of|the lucky men and women of passion {122326}{122395}who have passed away|at the height of lovemaking. {122398}{122476}Promise me, all of you,|to look for my glowing presence {122479}{122547}on starlit evenings, in these woods, {122551}{122629}under the summer moon... for ever. {122684}{122759}- Look!|- Leopold! {122763}{122796}That's incredible. {125830}{125896}Visiontext subtitles: Julie Clayton