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{4353}{4406}Hey, baby, what's going on here?
{4412}{4484}Oh, hi.
{4941}{5035}Miss Gorightly!
{5059}{5119}Some day... Some day...!
{5125}{5206}Miss Gorightly!
{5228}{5324}You go to the powder room|and that's the last I see.
{5330}{5405}- Now, Harry...|- Harry was the other guy.
{5411}{5469}I'm Sid Arbuck.|You like me, remember?
{5475}{5554}Miss Gorightly! I protest!
{5560}{5639}Darling, I am sorry,|but I lost my key.
{5645}{5684}That was two weeks ago.
{5690}{5750}You cannot keep ringing my bell.
{5756}{5836}You disturb me!|You must have a key made!
{5842}{5889}But I just lose them all.
{5895}{5985}- Come on. You like me.|- I worship you, Mr Arbuck.
{5991}{6053}- Good night.|- Wait! What is this?
{6059}{6115}You like me. I'm a liked guy.
{6121}{6194}You like me. I picked up|the cheque for five people...
{6200}{6233}Your friends.
{6239}{6327}When you wanted change for|the powder room I gave you $50.
{6333}{6373}That gives me rights.
{6379}{6456}In 30 seconds I call the police!
{6462}{6509}All the time, disturbance!
{6515}{6547}I get no sleep!
{6553}{6618}I got to get my rest! I'm an artist!
{6624}{6682}I going to call vice squad on you!
{6688}{6768}Don't be angry. I won't do it again.
{6774}{6868}I might let you take those pictures.
{6874}{6900}When?
{6906}{6985}Some time.
{6994}{7034}Any time.
{7040}{7114}Good night.
{9096}{9245}I'm sorry to bother you.|I couldn't get the door open.
{9254}{9322}I guess they sent me|the upstairs key.
{9328}{9427}I couldn't get the|downstairs door open.
{9428}{9533}I said, I guess they sent me|the... upstairs key.
{9539}{9629}I couldn't get the downstairs|door open. Sorry to wake you.
{9635}{9686}That's all right.
{9692}{9766}It could happen to anyone...|frequently does. Good night.
{9772}{9841}I hate to...
{9852}{9989}I hate to bother you,|but could I use the phone?
{10002}{10039}Sure.
{10045}{10089}Why not?
{10095}{10140}Thank you.
{10146}{10191}Well, this is a...
{10197}{10272}nice little place you've got here.
{10278}{10335}You just moved in, too, huh?
{10341}{10393}I've been here about a year.
{10399}{10453}Phone's over there.
{10459}{10525}Well, it was.
{10526}{10559}Oh, I remember.
{10565}{10698}I stuck it in the suitcase|to muffle the sound.
{10819}{10871}I'm... sorry.
{10877}{10908}Is he all right?
{10914}{10981}Sure. He's OK, aren't you, cat?
{10987}{11039}Poor old cat.
{11045}{11125}Poor slob. Poor slob without a name.
{11131}{11198}I don't have the right|to give him one.
{11204}{11288}We don't own each other.|We just met one day.
{11294}{11335}I won't own anything
{11341}{11416}until I find a place where|me and things go together.
{11422}{11499}I'm not sure where that is,|but I know what it's like.
{11505}{11564}It's like Tiffany's.
{11570}{11629}Tiffany's?|You mean the jewellery store?
{11635}{11676}That's right.
{11682}{11747}I'm crazy about Tiffany's.
{11753}{11782}Listen.
{11788}{11878}You know those days|when you get the mean reds?
{11884}{11989}The mean reds? You mean the blues?
{11995}{12107}The blues are when you're fat|or it's raining, that's all.
{12113}{12154}The mean reds are horrible.
{12160}{12252}Suddenly, you're afraid|and don't know what of.
{12258}{12324}- Do you ever get that feeling?|- Sure.
{12330}{12396}When I get it, all that does any good
{12402}{12461}is to jump in a cab to Tiffany's.
{12467}{12515}Calms me down right away.
{12521}{12570}The quietness and proudness of it.
{12576}{12616}Nothing bad could happen there.
{12622}{12679}If I could find a real place
{12685}{12752}that made me feel|like Tiffany's, then...
{12758}{12897}I'd buy some furniture|and give the cat a name.
{12910}{12961}I'm sorry. You wanted something.
{12967}{13006}The telephone.
{13012}{13053}I was supposed to meet somebody.
{13059}{13141}This is 10:00 Thursday morning?
{13147}{13212}I just got off a plane.|I'm not sure.
{13218}{13285}Thursday. Is this Thursday?
{13291}{13348}- I think so.|- It can't be!
{13354}{13440}It's too gruesome!
{13454}{13536}Well, what's so gruesome|about Thursday?
{13542}{13604}I never remember when it's coming up.
{13610}{13666}Wednesdays,|I generally don't go to bed
{13672}{13723}because I have to catch the 10:45.
{13729}{13784}They're so particular|about visiting hours.
{13790}{13854}Be a darling and look under the bed
{13860}{13956}for a pair of alligator shoes.
{13960}{14027}I've got to do something|about how I look.
{14033}{14105}I can't go to Sing Sing|with a green face.
{14111}{14183}Sing Sing?
{14189}{14250}It's a ridiculous name for a prison.
{14256}{14309}Sounds more like an opera house.
{14315}{14363}Black, alligator.
{14369}{14470}All the visitors make an effort|to look their best.
{14476}{14533}It's touching, the women wearing|their prettiest things.
{14539}{14635}I love them for it.|And I love the kids, too.
{14641}{14708}It should be sad seeing kids|there, but it isn't.
{14714}{14827}They have ribbons in their hair|and shine on their shoes.
{14833}{14863}As I understand it,
{14869}{14931}you're going to visit somebody|at Sing Sing.
{14937}{15021}You can tell what kind of person|a man thinks you are
{15027}{15071}by the earrings he gives you.
{15077}{15120}I must say, the mind reels.
{15126}{15212}- May I ask whom?|- Whom I'm going to visit?
{15218}{15260}I guess that's what I mean.
{15266}{15315}I don't know if I should say.
{15321}{15369}They never told me not to.
{15375}{15426}Cross your heart and kiss your elbow.
{15432}{15474}I'll try.
{15480}{15536}You probably read about him -|Sally Tomato.
{15542}{15568}Sally Tomato?
{15574}{15602}Don't look so shocked.
{15608}{15657}They couldn't prove|he was in the Mafia,
{15663}{15705}much less head of it.
{15711}{15777}They only proved|he cheated his income tax.
{15783}{15830}He's a darling old man.
{15836}{15888}He wasn't my lover or anything.
{15894}{15971}I never knew him until|after he was in prison.
{15977}{16039}I've seen him every Thursday|for seven months.
{16045}{16106}I'd go even if he didn't pay me.
{16112}{16226}- Shoes.|- I only found one.
{16253}{16329}- He pays you?|- That's right. His lawyer does.
{16335}{16397}If he is a lawyer, which I doubt.
{16403}{16442}He only has an answering service
{16448}{16538}and always wants to meet|at Hamburger Heaven.
{16544}{16610}There you are, you sneak. Thank you.
{16616}{16648}You're welcome.
{16654}{16706}Dress... Dress...
{16712}{16760}Here we are... Bag.
{16766}{16798}And a hat, too.
{16804}{16831}There we are.
{16837}{16907}Anyway, seven months ago,|this so-called lawyer
{16913}{16985}asked if I'd like|to cheer up an old man
{16991}{17047}and pick up 100 a week.
{17053}{17130}I told him, "You've got|the wrong Holly Golightly."
{17136}{17198}I do as well on trips|to the powder room.
{17204}{17297}Any chic gentleman will give|a girl $50 for the powder room.
{17303}{17352}And cab fare, that's another 50.
{17358}{17419}Then he said his client|was Sally Tomato.
{17425}{17496}Sally had seen me somewhere
{17502}{17550}and had admired me á la distance.
{17556}{17623}It would be a good deed to visit him.
{17629}{17712}How could I say no?|It was so wildly romantic.
{17718}{17794}How do I look?
{17800}{17875}Very good. I must say I'm amazed.
{17881}{17939}I could never have|done it without you.
{17945}{17975}Bag...
{17981}{18037}Call me any time.
{18043}{18135}I'm just upstairs,|as soon as I get moved in.
{18141}{18217}Bye, cat.
{18296}{18408}You mean he gives you $100|for an hour's conversation?
{18414}{18511}Mr O'Shaughnessy does when|I give him the weather report.
{18517}{18613}It's none of my business,|but you could get in trouble.
{18619}{18705}Hold this for me.
{18718}{18783}And what do you mean,|weather report?
{18789}{18845}Just a message|I give Mr O'Shaughnessy,
{18851}{18902}so he knows I've been there.
{18908}{18975}Sally tells me things to say like...
{18981}{19021}"There's a hurricane in Cuba",
{19027}{19095}"cloudy over Palermo",|things like that.
{19101}{19208}Don't worry. I've taken care|of myself for a long time.
{19375}{19446}Taxi!
{19576}{19691}- I never could do that.|- It's easy.
{19841}{19877}Paul.
{19883}{20005}I'm late. I know it.
{20020}{20088}Were you locked out?|Didn't you get the key?
{20094}{20193}Oh, darling. I'm so sorry.
{20199}{20238}No, I got the key.
{20244}{20326}Miss Golightly, my neighbour,|kindly let me in.
{20332}{20394}Miss Golightly's|on her way to Sing Sing.
{20400}{20428}Just visiting, of course.
{20434}{20461}Miss Golightly,
{20467}{20526}Mrs Falenson, my... decorator.
{20532}{20596}- How do you do?|- How do you do?
{20602}{20711}Darling. Let me look at you.
{20717}{20793}- Are you through?|- Was the flight ghastly?
{20799}{20916}Grand Central station,|and step on it, darling.
{20922}{21013}Is it only three weeks|since I left you in Rome?
{21019}{21051}Seems like years.
{21057}{21120}- You seen the apartment?|- Not yet.
{21126}{21191}It was wicked of me,|but I couldn't resist.
{21197}{21244}I fixed it up without you.
{21250}{21282}I think it's darling,
{21288}{21455}but if you absolutely hate it,|we can start from scratch.
{21760}{21858}Hey, baby! Where you going?
{21858}{21963}Come on, baby. Open the door.
{21969}{22035}Ah, be a pal!
{22041}{22133}You're breaking up a beautiful party.
{22137}{22202}Come on, baby. Open the door.
{22208}{22275}Hey, the band's swinging.
{22281}{22385}Aw, come on, baby.
{22422}{22490}Once again, I must protest!
{22496}{22563}If you don't stop|that phonograph now,
{22569}{22661}I'm going to call|the police department!
{22664}{22775}Yeah. That's more better.
{22826}{22910}What's the matter, baby?
{22994}{23116}Come on. You're a great kid.|Open the door.
{23129}{23240}Come on, baby. I'm waiting for you.
{24625}{24720}- It's only me.|- Wait a minute. Miss...
{24726}{24773}Golightly. Holly Golightly.
{24779}{24839}I live downstairs.|We met this morning, remember?
{24845}{24904}Yeah.
{24910}{24984}It's OK. She's gone.
{24984}{25065}She works late hours for a decorator.
{25071}{25128}There's the most|terrifying man downstairs.
{25134}{25214}He's sweet when he isn't drunk,|but some vino,
{25220}{25251}and, golly, quel beast.
{25257}{25363}It got so tiresome,|I went out the window.
{25455}{25519}You can throw me out if you want,
{25525}{25595}but you looked so cosy|and your friend had gone,
{25601}{25690}and it was getting cold out there.
{25696}{25758}And I'd heard people in New York
{25764}{25829}never get to know their neighbours.
{25835}{25936}Well, how was Sing Sing?
{25942}{26041}Fine. I made the train|and everything.
{26047}{26091}And what's the weather report?
{26097}{26135}Small-craft warnings,
{26141}{26255}Block Island to Hatteras...|whatever that means.
{26294}{26370}You know, you're sweet.|You really are.
{26376}{26453}And you look a little|like my brother Fred.
{26459}{26513}Do you mind if I call you Fred?
{26519}{26592}Not at all.
{26690}{26752}300. She's very generous.
{26758}{26817}Is it by the week, hour or what?
{26823}{26855}The party's over. Out.
{26861}{26936}Oh, Fred. Darling Fred, I'm sorry.
{26942}{27040}I didn't mean to hurt|your feelings. Don't be angry.
{27046}{27106}I was just saying I understand.
{27112}{27167}I understand completely.
{27173}{27232}Stick around. Make yourself a drink.
{27238}{27290}- Throw me my robe.|- Stay where you are.
{27296}{27357}You must be absolutely exhausted.
{27363}{27396}I mean, it's late,
{27402}{27504}and you were sound asleep|and everything.
{27510}{27587}I suppose you think|I'm trés fou or something.
{27593}{27635}No fouer than anybody else.
{27641}{27707}Yes, you do. Everybody does.|I don't mind.
{27713}{27831}It's useful being top banana|in the shock department.
{27867}{27908}What do you do, anyway?
{27914}{28024}- I'm a writer, I guess.|- You guess? Don't you know?
{28030}{28101}OK. Positive statement.|Ringing affirmative.
{28107}{28163}I'm a writer.
{28169}{28260}The only writer I've ever been|out with is Benny Shacklett.
{28266}{28364}He's written a lot of TV stuff,|but quel rat.
{28370}{28426}Tell me, are you a real writer?
{28432}{28527}I mean, does anybody buy|what you write or anything?
{28533}{28624}They bought what's in that box.
{28639}{28691}Yours?
{28697}{28724}All these books?
{28730}{28772}There's just the one book,
{28778}{28811}12 copies of it.
{28817}{28899}"Nine Lives" by Paul Varjak.
{28905}{28949}They're stories.
{28955}{29010}Nine of them.
{29016}{29076}Tell me one.
{29082}{29136}They're not the kind you can tell.
{29142}{29208}Too dirty?
{29214}{29273}Yeah, I suppose they're dirty, too,
{29279}{29318}but only incidentally.
{29324}{29435}Mainly they're angry,|sensitive, intensely felt,
{29441}{29517}and that dirtiest|of all words - promising.
{29523}{29637}So said The Times Book Review,|October 1, 1956.
{29643}{29718}- 1956?|- That's right.
{29724}{29840}This a ratty question, but what|have you written lately?
{29846}{29911}Lately, I've been working on a novel.
{29917}{29987}- Lately, since 1956?|- It takes time.
{29993}{30102}- I want to get it right.|- So no more stories.
{30108}{30201}I'm supposed to not fritter|my talent on little things.
{30207}{30268}I'm saving it for the big one.
{30274}{30322}Do you write every day?
{30328}{30356}Sure.
{30362}{30418}- Today?|- Sure.
{30424}{30475}It's a beautiful typewriter.
{30481}{30500}Of course.
{30506}{30578}It writes nothing but sensitive,|intensely felt, promising prose.
{30584}{30615}There's no ribbon in it.
{30621}{30662}There isn't?
{30668}{30760}No.
{30841}{30929}Something you said this morning|has bothered me all day.
{30935}{30969}What's that?
{30975}{31053}Do they really give you $50|for the powder room?
{31059}{31097}Of course.
{31103}{31156}You must do very well.
{31162}{31304}I'm trying to save,|but I'm not very good at it.
{31367}{31443}You know, you do look|a lot like Fred.
{31449}{31553}I haven't seen him since|I was 14, when I left home.
{31559}{31639}He was already 6'2".
{31645}{31718}It must have been|the peanut butter that did it.
{31724}{31820}Everybody thought he was dotty,|the way he ate peanut butter.
{31826}{31888}But he wasn't dotty,
{31894}{32030}just sweet and vague|and... terribly slow.
{32038}{32143}Poor Fred. He's in the army now.
{32149}{32232}It's best until I get enough money.
{32238}{32341}- And then?|- And then Fred and I...
{32347}{32413}I went to Mexico once.
{32419}{32496}It's a wonderful place|for raising horses.
{32502}{32597}I saw one place near the sea that...
{32603}{32666}Fred's very good with horses.
{32672}{32741}Even land in Mexico costs something.
{32747}{32871}Whatever I do, there's never|more than $200 in the bank.
{32877}{32956}It can't be 4:30.
{32962}{33050}It just can't.
{33103}{33246}Do you mind if I just|get in with you for a minute?
{33255}{33323}It's all right. Really, it is.
{33329}{33425}We're friends, that's all.
{33463}{33542}We are friends, aren't we?
{33548}{33619}Sure.
{33776}{33882}OK, let's don't say another word.
{33888}{33986}Let's just go to sleep.
{34484}{34558}Where are you, Fred?
{34594}{34665}It's cold.
{34698}{34835}There's snow and... wind.
{34838}{34911}What is it?
{34987}{35059}Why are you crying?
{35180}{35279}If we're going to be friends,|let's get one thing straight.
{35285}{35373}I hate snoops.
{36544}{36657}- Yeah.|- Lucille, darling?
{36658}{36717}I've been trying|desperately to reach you.
{36723}{36764}Bill just got back...
{36770}{36809}a day early, the beast...
{36815}{36870}so I'll have to beg off.
{36876}{36948}You'll explain|to the rest of the girls?
{36954}{36993}You're a darling.
{36999}{37080}Maybe we can have|a long lunch tomorrow.
{37086}{37187}- I'll phone you in the morning.|- Whatever you say.
{37193}{37258}You'll manage to survive|without me tonight?
{37264}{37391}Sure. I might even take a wild,|boyish fling at writing.
{37397}{37508}- Good night.|- Good night.
{38056}{38121}Got yourself stuffed,|huh, Polly, baby?
{38127}{38212}Serves you right, big mouth.
{38306}{38371}- Buon giorno.|- Huh?
{38377}{38460}Aren't you drinking?
{38482}{38592}You have pockets or something?|What do you go by?
{38598}{38663}What's your name?|What do you call yourself?
{38669}{38744}- Irving.|- Perfect, perfect.
{38750}{38827}That's wonderful, Irving.
{38828}{38932}I'll be right back, Irving, baby.
{39054}{39116}Yeah? Kid's still in the shower.|You expected?
{39122}{39172}I was invited. That what you mean?
{39178}{39243}Don't get all tense. Come on in.
{39249}{39314}It's a party - lot of characters|come who aren't expected.
{39320}{39371}I'll buy you a drink. You drink?
{39377}{39451}Then I'll buy you a drink.
{39457}{39513}Hey, honey, your skirt's split there.
{39519}{39576}- What do you drink?|- Bourbon.
{39582}{39644}- On the rocks?|- Yeah... No. With water.
{39650}{39727}- Want rocks first?|- Yeah. Not too much.
{39733}{39786}All right. That'll set you free.
{39792}{39883}- Know the kid long?|- Not very. I live upstairs.
{39889}{39978}Look at this place.|It's unbelievable. What a dump!
{39984}{40015}What do you think?
{40021}{40101}- About what?|- Is she or isn't she?
{40107}{40198}Wait a minute. Hold it.
{40207}{40251}- Harriet!|- Hi, JB.
{40257}{40285}"JB"? What's that?
{40291}{40356}- You know Gil.|- Yeah. How are you?
{40362}{40471}- How about a drink?|- In the kitchen.
{40477}{40567}So... Oh, honey, that is you.
{40573}{40633}Fred, darling,|I'm so glad you could come.
{40639}{40699}I brought you a present|for the bookcase.
{40705}{40768}You're sweet.
{40774}{40841}Doesn't that look nice?|Give me a cigarette, OJ.
{40847}{40936}OJ's a great agent.|He knows a lot of phone numbers.
{40942}{40985}What's Jerry Wald's phone number?
{40991}{41023}Come on, lay off.
{41029}{41095}Call him and tell him|Fred's a genius.
{41101}{41175}Stop blushing, Fred.|You didn't say it. I did.
{41181}{41289}Quit stalling. How will you make|Fred rich and famous?
{41295}{41359}Let Fred and me|settle that, huh, puppy?
{41365}{41416}OK, but remember, I'm the agent.
{41422}{41518}He's already got a decorator,|I'm the agent.
{41518}{41547}Hold it.
{41553}{41598}Hi, boys. Come on in.
{41604}{41699}Everything you need's|in the kitchen.
{41716}{41782}So, listen, Fred, baby...
{41788}{41883}- No, it's Paul, baby.|- I thought it was Fred, baby.
{41889}{41958}- Is she or isn't she?|- What?
{41964}{41998}A phoney.
{42004}{42069}I don't know. I don't think so.
{42075}{42139}Well, you're wrong - she is.
{42145}{42261}On the other hand, you're right,|because she's a real phoney.
{42267}{42334}She honestly believes|all this phoney junk.
{42340}{42400}Now, I sincerely|like the kid. I do.
{42406}{42443}I'm sensitive. That's why.
{42449}{42511}You got to be sensitive|to like the kid.
{42517}{42568}It's a streak of the poet.
{42574}{42606}You known her long?
{42612}{42700}I discovered her. I'm OJ Berman.|Couple of years ago...
{42706}{42769}She was just a kid.|Lot of style, class...
{42775}{42843}- Lot of what?|- Class.
{42849}{42933}But you didn't know whether|she was a hillbilly or an Okie.
{42939}{43003}Know how long it took|to smooth that accent?
{43009}{43053}One year. Know how?
{43059}{43101}We gave her French lessons.
{43107}{43159}Figured once|she could imitate French,
{43165}{43197}she could imitate English.
{43203}{43269}Finally, I arranged|for a little screen test.
{43275}{43372}The night before - I could've|killed myself- the phone rings.
{43378}{43499}I pick it up. She says, "It's|Holly. I'm in New York."
{43505}{43583}I say, "You got|a screen test tomorrow."
{43589}{43666}I say, "Get back here!"|She says, "I don't want to."
{43672}{43758}"What do you mean? What do you want?"
{43764}{43845}She says, "When I find out,|I'll let you know."
{43851}{43908}- Fred, baby...|- It's Paul, baby.
{43914}{43989}Sure. Don't tell me|she isn't a phoney.
{43995}{44105}Irving!|Honey, Irving, where you been?
{44477}{44573}Mike, darling, I tried|reaching you all day long.
{44579}{44621}Your answering service|doesn't answer.
{44627}{44733}That's the trouble|with answering services...
{44847}{44942}And after all that she said...
{45173}{45213}- Time, darling.|- What?
{45219}{45238}The time?
{45244}{45291}- You have a watch?|- No.
{45297}{45401}- Oh, let me see. 6:45.|- Thank you.
{45642}{45732}Really, was that necessary?
{46064}{46155}This is some party. Who are|all these people, anyhow?
{46161}{46212}Who knows? The word gets out.
{46218}{46295}You don't mind, do you, darling?
{46301}{46368}Reinforcements.
{46445}{46519}Right in there.
{46895}{46947}Holly, darling!
{46953}{46993}What's that?
{46999}{47054}Mag Wildwood.
{47060}{47152}She's a model, believe it|or not, and a thumping bore.
{47158}{47257}But look at the goodies with her.
{47271}{47303}He's all right,
{47309}{47362}if you like handsome,|rich-looking men
{47368}{47421}with passionate natures|and too many teeth.
{47427}{47517}I mean the other one.
{47552}{47659}- The other one?|- He's Rusty Trawler.
{47683}{47810}He's the ninth richest man|in America under 50.
{47810}{47900}That's remarkable information|to have at your fingertips.
{47906}{47960}I keep track of these things.
{47966}{48121}- Excuse me. You owe me 47...|- Hold this a minute, darling.
{48129}{48192}Mag, darling,|what are you doing here?
{48198}{48254}I was upstairs|working with Yunioshi...
{48260}{48311}Easter stuff for the Bazaar.
{48317}{48407}Then these two nice boys|came to pick me up.
{48413}{48493}It was a mistake, of course.|My wires got crossed somewhere.
{48499}{48566}They were both very sweet about it.
{48572}{48623}May I present José Silva Pereira?
{48629}{48686}He's from Brazil.
{48692}{48767}Miss Golightly.
{48773}{48868}Very kind of you to allow me|to attend your party.
{48874}{48945}I'm so interested|in North American culture.
{48951}{49017}I've been already|to the Statue of Liberty
{49023}{49065}and to the restaurant Automatique,
{49071}{49127}but this is the first time
{49133}{49199}I'm in a typical North American home.
{49205}{49256}Wouldn't he just melt in your mouth?
{49262}{49299}And this is Mr Rusty Trawler.
{49305}{49329}Miss Golightly.
{49335}{49400}You're not vexed at me|for bringing them?
{49406}{49463}- Of course not, darling.|- I'm glad.
{49469}{49535}Now, who's going|to bring me a bourbon?
{49541}{49588}- OJ.|- Yeah.
{49594}{49641}Would you get Miss Wildwood a drink?
{49647}{49675}Which one's Miss Wildwood?
{49681}{49751}Mr Berman, we haven't been|formally introduced,
{49757}{49847}but I'm Mag Wildwood|from Wildwood, Arkansaw.
{49853}{49880}That's... hill country.
{49886}{49952}Now, you just make yourself|right at home.
{49958}{49990}Don't trouble yourself.
{49996}{50072}I'm contented to observe|the customs of your country.
{50078}{50110}OK, you do that.
{50116}{50158}Now, come along, Mr Trawler.
{50164}{50272}Let's see what we|can find to amuse you.
{52041}{52079}I wasn't supposed to pick you up.
{52085}{52118}At the last minute, I had...
{52124}{52230}Look, I wasn't supposed|to pick you up.
{52282}{52352}Yes?
{52361}{52401}Miss Gorightly!|This time I'm warning you!
{52407}{52548}I am definitely this time|going to calling the police!
{52897}{52952}Good evening!
{52958}{53010}Is it something important?
{53016}{53105}No. Just the guy upstairs|complaining about the noise.
{53111}{53141}He's angry.
{53147}{53208}He did mention something|about calling the police.
{53214}{53270}Oh, the police... The police?
{53276}{53404}That I cannot have. I'd better|find Miss Wildwood and go.
{53439}{53505}To think I'd find a beau of mine
{53511}{53577}mousing after|some cheap Hollywood trash.
{53583}{53633}Mag, darling, you're being a bore.
{53639}{53680}Shut up!
{53686}{53762}You know what's going|to happen to you?
{53768}{53899}I'm going to march you to the|zoo and feed you to the yak.
{53905}{54012}Just as soon as I finish this drink.
{54176}{54276}Timber!
{56409}{56496}Sorry.
{56497}{56560}- Oh, good evening, Ed.|- It's Paul, baby.
{56566}{56593}You remember Irving, don't you?
{56599}{56694}- This is José.|- Nice to meet you.
{56700}{56728}Yes.
{56734}{56809}Jewel thieves.
{57429}{57476}Sally helps me with my accounts.
{57482}{57542}I have no head for figures at all.
{57548}{57609}I'm trying desperately|to save some money.
{57615}{57654}I just can't seem to.
{57660}{57724}He makes me write down everything.
{57730}{57778}What I get, what I spend.
{57784}{57890}I had an cheque account.|I got rid of that.
{57896}{58018}He feels it's better to operate|on a cash basis, taxwise.
{58024}{58136}Some day, take this book,|turn it into a novel.
{58142}{58231}Everything is there.|Just fill in the details.
{58237}{58276}Would be good for some laughs.
{58282}{58333}No. No, I don't think so.
{58339}{58405}This book would break the heart.
{58411}{58497}"Mr Fitzsimmons... powder room, $50."
{58503}{58635}"Less $18... Repair|one black satin dress."
{58641}{58691}"Cat food, 27 cents."
{58697}{58790}Sally, darling, please stop -|you're making me blush!
{58796}{58872}But you're right about Jack.|He's an absolute rat.
{58878}{58960}I guess, of course,|I don't know anybody but rats.
{58966}{59050}Except, of course, Fred here.
{59056}{59090}You do think Fred is nice, don't you?
{59096}{59222}For you... I hope he is.
{59418}{59508}Goodbye, Uncle Sally. Till next week.
{59514}{59542}Goodbye, Uncle Sally.
{59548}{59610}Goodbye and don't forget|to send that book.
{59616}{59661}I won't.
{59667}{59740}Oh, what about the weather report?
{59746}{59765}Oh, yes.
{59771}{59906}Snow flurries expected|this weekend in New Orleans.
{59946}{60067}Snow flurries expected|this weekend in New Orleans?!
{60073}{60113}Isn't that just the weirdest?
{60119}{60210}I bet they haven't had|snow in New Orleans for years.
{60216}{60318}I don't know how he thinks them up.
{60534}{60635}Moon River
{60641}{60730}Wider than a mile
{60736}{60850}I'm crossin' you in style
{60856}{60951}Some day
{60957}{61075}Oh, dream maker
{61081}{61185}You heartbreaker
{61191}{61288}Wherever you're goin'
{61294}{61421}I'm goin' your way
{61427}{61520}Two drifters
{61526}{61609}Off to see the world
{61615}{61720}There's such a lot of world
{61726}{61826}To see
{61830}{61937}We're after
{61943}{62033}The same
{62039}{62156}Rainbow's end
{62162}{62285}Waitin' 'round the bend
{62294}{62392}My huckleberry friend
{62398}{62525}Moon River
{62531}{62692}And me
{62813}{62872}- Hi.|- Hi.
{62878}{62933}- What you doin'?|- Writing.
{62939}{63010}Good.
{63190}{63246}Well, hello.
{63252}{63344}- What's wrong?|- I don't know.
{63350}{63402}It's probably nothing.
{63408}{63481}I want to see if he's still there.
{63487}{63619}See if who's still there?|What are you talking about?
{63638}{63716}Look.
{63846}{63948}See? I noticed him|yesterday afternoon.
{63954}{64027}I didn't want|to sound neurotic, but...
{64033}{64104}- when he's there again today...|- Who do you think he is?
{64110}{64161}It could be anybody, of course,
{64167}{64223}but what crossed my mind was...
{64229}{64344}suppose Bill's|having us watched, huh?
{64371}{64446}OK, I'll take care of this.
{64452}{64528}No. No, don't.
{64534}{64597}If that's it,|you'll only make it worse.
{64603}{64639}I'll be careful. You wait here.
{64645}{64711}Darling, please don't.|I don't think you should.
{64717}{64747}Take it easy.
{64753}{64882}I just want to find out|what this is about.
{67332}{67406}All right, what do you want?
{67412}{67521}Son, I need a friend.
{67786}{67841}That's me, that's her,
{67847}{67940}that's her brother Fred.
{68094}{68171}You're Holly's father?
{68176}{68219}Her name ain't Holly.
{68225}{68273}She was Lula Mae Barnes.
{68279}{68322}Was till she married me.
{68328}{68412}I'm her husband Doc Golightly.
{68445}{68503}Paul Varjak.
{68509}{68568}I'm a horse doctor... Animal man.
{68574}{68665}Do some farming, too,|near Tulip, Texas.
{68671}{68744}Her brother Fred's|getting out of the army soon.
{68750}{68831}Lula Mae belongs home with her|husband, brother and children.
{68837}{68883}Children?
{68889}{68918}Them's her children.
{68924}{68967}She's got four children?
{68973}{69071}Now, son, I didn't claim|they was her natural children.
{69077}{69136}Their own precious mother -|precious woman -
{69142}{69246}passed away July 4th, 1955,|the year of the drought.
{69252}{69340}When I married Lula Mae,|she was going on 14.
{69346}{69460}You might think a person of 14|wouldn't know their own mind.
{69466}{69522}But you take Lula Mae.
{69528}{69612}She was an exceptional person.
{69680}{69792}She just plumb broke our hearts|when she run off like she done.
{69798}{69851}Just plain had no reason.
{69857}{69924}All the housework|was done by her daughter.
{69930}{69976}Lula Mae could take it easy.
{69982}{70021}That woman got positively fat,
{70027}{70137}while her brother,|he growed up into a giant,
{70143}{70227}which is a sight different|from how they come to us.
{70233}{70299}A couple of wild young'uns, they was.
{70305}{70361}I caught 'em stealing milk|and turkey eggs.
{70367}{70453}They'd been living with|some mean, no-account people
{70459}{70515}about 100 mile east of Tulip.
{70521}{70579}She had cause to run from that house.
{70585}{70657}Never had none to leave mine.
{70663}{70726}What about her brother?|Didn't he leave?
{70732}{70832}No. We had Fred with us|till the army took him.
{70838}{70870}That's why I come.
{70876}{70944}I had a letter from him.|He's getting out in February.
{70950}{71000}That's why I come to get her.
{71006}{71156}Lula Mae's place is with her|husband, children and brother.
{71162}{71256}The prize from|a Cracker Jack box. Want it?
{71262}{71361}Never could understand|why that woman run off.
{71367}{71421}Don't tell me she weren't happy.
{71427}{71478}Talky as a jay bird she was,
{71484}{71550}with something to say|on every subject.
{71556}{71590}Better than the radio.
{71596}{71670}The night I proposed,|I cried like a baby.
{71676}{71743}She said, "Why are you crying?|We'll be married."
{71749}{71828}"I never been married before."
{71834}{71900}I laughed and hugged|and squeezed her.
{71906}{71998}"Never been married before."
{72036}{72156}Listen, son,|I advise you I need a friend,
{72162}{72229}'cause I don't want|to surprise or scare her none.
{72235}{72329}Let her know I'm here.
{72507}{72593}Will you do that, son?
{72662}{72743}Yeah, sure, Doc.|If that's what you want.
{72749}{72829}Come on.
{73090}{73125}All right.
{73131}{73209}Coming.
{73247}{73299}Oh, darling, I'm on my way out.
{73305}{73343}I'm half an hour late.
{73349}{73404}Maybe we can have a drink tomorrow.
{73410}{73440}Sure, Lula Mae...
{73446}{73542}if you're still here tomorrow.
{73612}{73706}Oh, please, where is he?
{73847}{73920}Gosh.
{74053}{74209}Gee, honey, don't they feed you|up here? You're so skinny.
{74293}{74383}- Hi, Doc.|- Gosh, Lula Mae...
{74389}{74468}Kingdom come!
{75870}{75923}What's the matter? You all right?
{75929}{76041}I guess so... No, I'm not.|Will you help me?
{76047}{76122}- If I can.|- Come to the bus station.
{76128}{76172}He still thinks I'm going back.
{76178}{76217}I can't play it alone.
{76223}{76261}He's your husband.
{76267}{76335}- No, he's not.|- He's not?
{76341}{76410}It was annulled ages ago.|He just won't accept it.
{76416}{76486}Please, Fred.|I'll say you're seeing us off.
{76492}{76559}Don't say anything.
{76565}{76685}Just meet us out front|in about an hour. Please?
{76777}{76819}You wait right here, honey.
{76825}{76899}I'll get the bag.
{76947}{76989}Why don't I get some magazines?
{76995}{77055}Please, Fred, don't leave me.
{77061}{77100}Attention, please.
{77106}{77162}Leaving from platform 5,|through coach to Dallas...
{77168}{77229}Philadelphia, Columbus,|Indianapolis, Terre Haute,
{77235}{77311}St Louis, Tulsa,|Oklahoma City, Denison, Dallas.
{77317}{77365}Come on, Lula Mae. That's us.
{77371}{77419}Doc, I'm not coming with you.
{77425}{77469}Come on. Let's walk quietly.
{77475}{77550}I'll try and help you|understand. Help me, Fred.
{77556}{77663}I appreciate your help, but|it's between Lula Mae and me.
{77669}{77740}Sure, Doc.
{77776}{77810}I love you, Lula Mae.
{77816}{77885}I know you do, and|that's just the trouble.
{77891}{77971}It's a mistake you always made,|trying to love a wild thing.
{77977}{78049}You were always|lugging home wild things -
{78055}{78099}a hawk with a broken wing,
{78105}{78183}a full-grown wildcat|with a broken leg...
{78189}{78220}Remember?
{78226}{78246}There's something...
{78252}{78307}You mustn't give your heart|to a wild thing.
{78313}{78368}The more you do,|the stronger they get,
{78374}{78436}until they're strong enough|to fly into a tree,
{78442}{78498}then to higher trees,|then to the sky.
{78504}{78538}There's something I got to tell you.
{78544}{78569}Excuse me.
{78575}{78638}Couple weeks ago,|I got a letter from Fred.
{78644}{78713}From Fred?|He's all right, isn't he?
{78719}{78770}Yeah, he's fine, I guess.
{78776}{78843}He's getting out of the army|in February.
{78849}{78890}In February?
{78896}{78952}Well, that's only four months.
{78958}{79010}So, you got to come back.
{79016}{79056}Your place is with us.
{79062}{79124}Doc, you've got to understand,|I can't come back.
{79130}{79183}You got to understand|what I'm saying.
{79189}{79263}I don't want to pressure you,|but I got to.
{79269}{79298}If you don't come,
{79304}{79345}I'll have to tell young Fred
{79351}{79404}he better sign up for another hitch.
{79410}{79455}Don't do that.|Don't write that to him.
{79461}{79528}I'll write him and say|I want him with me.
{79534}{79564}I'll take care of him.
{79570}{79605}You're talking crazy, Lula Mae.
{79611}{79754}Doc, stop calling me that.|I'm not Lula Mae any more.
{79850}{79911}All right, Lula Mae.
{79917}{80024}I guess you know what you're doing.
{80196}{80256}Keep an eye on her, will you, son?
{80262}{80338}At least see she eats|something once in a while.
{80344}{80415}Sure, Doc.
{80435}{80519}So skinny.
{80924}{80989}Please, Doc. Please understand.
{80995}{81130}I love you,|but I'm not Lula Mae any more.
{81174}{81264}I'm not.
{82111}{82164}You know the terrible thing,|darling?
{82170}{82251}I am still Lula Mae.|Fourteen, stealing turkey eggs
{82257}{82350}and running through a briar patch.
{82391}{82514}Except now I call it|having the mean reds.
{82631}{82711}Well, it's still too early|to go to Tiffany's.
{82717}{82788}I guess the next best thing|is a drink.
{82794}{82860}Yes, I very much need a drink.
{82866}{82908}Buy me one, Fred, darling?
{82914}{82966}Sure.
{82972}{83118}Only promise not to take me home|until I'm drunk.
{83130}{83214}Until I'm very drunk indeed.
{84022}{84087}Do you think she's talented?
{84093}{84155}Deeply and importantly talented?
{84161}{84191}No.
{84197}{84259}Amusingly and superficially|talented, yes,
{84265}{84405}but deeply and importantly, no.
{84886}{84940}Gracious.
{84946}{85049}Do you think she's handsomely paid?
{85054}{85093}hmm?
{85098}{85169}Oh, indeed.
{85175}{85224}Well, let me tell you something.
{85230}{85311}If I had her money,|I'd be richer than she is.
{85317}{85407}- How do you figure that?|- I'd keep the candy store.
{85413}{85488}Old Sally Tomato -|that's my candy store.
{85494}{85541}I'd always keep Sally.
{85547}{85660}That's why I'd be richer than she is.
{85677}{85779}We'd better get a little more air.
{85949}{85994}...every Tom, Dick and Harry...
{86000}{86030}No. Correction.
{86036}{86113}Every Tom, Dick and Sid -|Harry was his friend.
{86119}{86186}Anyway, every Tom, Dick and Sid
{86192}{86244}thinks if he takes a girl to dinner,
{86250}{86357}she'll just curl up in a little|furry ball at his feet, right?
{86363}{86425}I have by actual count|been taken to dinner
{86431}{86521}by 26 different rats|in the last two months.
{86527}{86574}27, if you count Benny Shacklett,
{86580}{86641}who's in many ways a super rat.
{86647}{86746}- I forgot my key.|- Never mind. I buzzed Yunioshi.
{86752}{86799}Do you know something funny?
{86805}{86896}In spite of the fact these rats|fork up $50
{86902}{86979}for the powder room|like little dolls...
{86985}{87072}I find I have $9 less|in the bank account
{87078}{87145}than I had six months ago.
{87151}{87198}So, my darling Fred,
{87204}{87279}I have tonight made|a very serious decision.
{87285}{87341}And what is that?
{87347}{87413}No longer will I play the field.
{87419}{87481}- Congratulations.|- The field stinks...
{87487}{87552}both economically and socially,
{87558}{87644}and I'm giving it up.
{87658}{87744}This time I'm calling|the police, the fire department,
{87750}{87792}and the New York State|Housing Commission,
{87798}{87850}and, if necessary,|the Board of Health!
{87856}{87962}Quiet, up there. You want|to wake the whole house?
{87968}{88000}As Miss Golightly was saying
{88006}{88082}before she was so rudely interrupted,
{88088}{88165}Miss Golightly|further announces her intention
{88171}{88238}to devote her|not inconsiderable talents
{88244}{88281}to the immediate capture,
{88287}{88338}for the purpose of matrimony,
{88344}{88401}of Mr Rutherford...
{88407}{88574}Rusty to his friends, of whom|I'm sure he has many, Trawler.
{88580}{88655}- Who?|- Rusty Trawler.
{88661}{88712}You met him at my party.
{88718}{88760}He came with Mag Wildwood.
{88766}{88823}Not the beautiful Latin type,
{88829}{88921}the other one - the one|that looks like a pig.
{88927}{88957}Remember?
{88963}{89100}The ninth richest man|in America under 50?
{89116}{89149}Ah...
{89155}{89274}Do I detect a look|of disapproval in your eye?
{89280}{89312}Tough beans, buddy,
{89318}{89369}cos that's the way it's gonna be.
{89375}{89411}Hi, cat.
{89417}{89533}- Holly, you're drunk.|- True.
{89539}{89598}Absolutely true.|True, but irrevelant.
{89604}{89662}What are you doing?
{89668}{89710}So I think we should have a drink
{89716}{89817}to the new|Mrs Rusty Trawler... me!
{89823}{89863}Hey, take it easy.
{89869}{89944}What's up,|don't you think I can do it?
{89950}{90033}Tell me. I'm interested.|Don't you think I can?
{90039}{90076}You heard the Doc.
{90082}{90122}My brother gets out in February.
{90128}{90175}The Doc won't take him back.
{90181}{90214}It's all up to me.
{90220}{90289}I don't know why|you don't understand.
{90295}{90405}I need money, and I'll do|whatever I have to do to get it.
{90411}{90467}So this time next month,
{90473}{90595}I'll be the new Mrs Rusty Trawler.
{90595}{90674}I think we should have|a little drink to that.
{90680}{90795}It's all gone. Isn't that too bad?
{90818}{90889}Got any whisky upstairs?
{90895}{90927}But you've had enough.
{90933}{90991}Go ahead. Get the whisky.
{90997}{91095}I'll pay you for it.
{91105}{91135}Holly, please.
{91141}{91236}No, no, you disapprove of me,|and I do not accept drinks
{91242}{91292}from gentlemen who disapprove of me.
{91298}{91423}I'll pay for my own whisky|and don't forget it.
{91423}{91506}I do not accept drinks|from disapproving gentlemen.
{91512}{91556}Especially not|disapproving gentlemen
{91562}{91615}who are kept by other ladies.
{91621}{91660}So take it.
{91666}{91795}You should be used|to taking money from ladies.
{91879}{91971}If I were you, I'd be more|careful with my money.
{91977}{92113}Rusty Trawler is too hard|a way of earning it.
{92113}{92180}It should take you|exactly four seconds
{92186}{92261}to cross from here to that door.
{92267}{92345}I'll give you two.
{94125}{94197}Hi. I wanted to talk|about the other night,
{94203}{94270}then I saw the paper, and...
{94276}{94350}Well, actually, I'm kind|of embarrassed about it,
{94356}{94399}but since it concerns you,
{94405}{94471}I thought I should|talk about it in person.
{94477}{94569}- What?|- What?
{94575}{94644}Oh, the earplugs.
{94650}{94695}I can't go through|the whole thing again.
{94701}{94728}It's sufficient to say,
{94734}{94768}I've come to make up.
{94774}{94844}As an added inducement,|I have all kinds of news.
{94850}{94885}Can I come in?
{94891}{94921}I guess so.
{94927}{95003}Just a minute.|Do I have a nightgown on?
{95009}{95080}No, I don't. Would you turn|around for a second?
{95086}{95133}Never mind. That's corny anyway.
{95139}{95188}I'll turn around myself.
{95194}{95248}Come in.
{95254}{95324}Have... you seen the paper?
{95330}{95410}Rusty, you mean?
{95416}{95461}Yes. I know all about it.
{95467}{95545}Certainly had him|pegged wrong, didn't I?
{95551}{95607}I thought he was just a rat,
{95613}{95674}but he was a super rat all along.
{95680}{95742}A super rat in rat's clothing.
{95748}{95804}You don't even know the best part.
{95810}{95870}Not only was he a super rat,
{95876}{95923}he was also broke.
{95929}{96005}Broke! I mean, but not a farthing.
{96011}{96091}His family has money,|but he personally is broke.
{96097}{96182}It turns out he owes $700,000.
{96188}{96278}Can you imagine|anyone owing $700,000?
{96284}{96341}$43, yes.
{96347}{96399}Anyway, that's why he decided
{96405}{96470}to marry the queen|of the pig people.
{96476}{96532}I'll tell you one thing,|Fred, darling,
{96538}{96605}I'd marry you|for your money in a minute.
{96611}{96684}- Would you marry me for mine?|- In a minute.
{96690}{96779}I guess it's lucky|neither of us is rich.
{96785}{96856}Yeah.
{96879}{96992}Oh, Fred, darling,|I'm so glad to see you.
{97053}{97118}What have you been doing?
{97124}{97207}Writing, mostly.
{97220}{97293}I sold a story.|Just got word this morning.
{97299}{97338}Oh, that's marvellous!
{97344}{97410}It really is, but...
{97416}{97495}Only how does your decorator|friend feel about it?
{97501}{97559}Aren't you supposed|to be saving yourself?
{97565}{97595}You know something?
{97601}{97669}I haven't got around|to telling her yet.
{97675}{97722}Look, why don't we go have a drink
{97728}{97773}or take a walk to celebrate?
{97779}{97860}All right. There's some|champagne in the icebox.
{97866}{97954}Why don't you open it|while I get dressed?
{97960}{98056}I haven't drunk champagne|before breakfast before.
{98062}{98124}With breakfast on several occasions,
{98130}{98166}but never before, before.
{98172}{98216}I've got a wonderful idea.
{98222}{98285}We'll spend the day|doing things we've never done.
{98291}{98374}We'll take turns.|First you, then me.
{98380}{98521}Of course, I can't think|of anything I've never done.
{98835}{98911}I've never been|for a walk in the morning.
{98917}{98962}Not in New York.
{98968}{99048}I've walked here at six,|but I consider that night.
{99054}{99177}- Do you think it counts?|- Sure. Now we're even.
{99449}{99519}- Don't you just love it?|- Love what?
{99525}{99611}Tiffany's.
{99783}{99849}Isn't it wonderful?
{99855}{99939}Nothing bad could happen to you|in a place like this?
{99945}{100044}I don't give a hoot about|jewellery, except diamonds.
{100050}{100131}Like that.
{100227}{100286}What do you think?
{100292}{100353}Well...
{100359}{100468}Personally, I think it's tacky|to wear diamonds before 40.
{100474}{100546}You're right, but meantime,|you should have something.
{100552}{100584}I'll wait.
{100590}{100642}No. I'm buying you a present.
{100648}{100721}You bought me a typewriter|ribbon, and it brought luck.
{100727}{100775}But Tiffany's can be expensive.
{100781}{100828}I've got my cheque and $10.
{100834}{100886}I wouldn't let you cash your cheque,
{100892}{100981}but a present for $10 or under,|that I'll accept.
{100987}{101121}Of course, I don't know|what we'll find here for $10.
{101315}{101347}May I help you?
{101353}{101427}Perhaps. We're looking|for a present for the lady.
{101433}{101511}Certainly, sir. Is there|something you had in mind?
{101517}{101611}Well, we had considered diamonds.
{101617}{101742}No offence, but the lady feels|diamonds are tacky for her.
{101748}{101800}Oh, I think they're|divine on older women,
{101806}{101863}but they're not right for me,|you understand.
{101869}{101944}- Certainly.|- In fairness, I should explain
{101950}{102025}there's also|the problem of finance.
{102031}{102116}We can only afford|to spend... a limited amount.
{102122}{102170}May I ask how limited?
{102176}{102272}- $10.|- $10?
{102278}{102323}That was the outside figure, yes.
{102329}{102407}- I see.|- Do you have anything for $10?
{102413}{102466}Frankly, madam,|within that price range,
{102472}{102533}the variety of merchandise|is rather limited.
{102539}{102617}However, I do think|we might have, let's see...
{102623}{102668}Strictly a novelty,|you understand...
{102674}{102744}For the lady and gentleman|who has everything,
{102750}{102810}a sterling silver telephone dialler.
{102816}{102887}That's $6.75, including tax.
{102893}{102955}A sterling silver telephone dialler.
{102961}{103048}Yes, sir. That's $6.75,|including federal tax.
{103054}{103128}Well, the price is right,|but I must say,
{103134}{103220}I'd hoped for something more,|how shall I say it,
{103226}{103267}romantic in feeling.
{103273}{103348}- What do you think?|- A silver telephone dialler?
{103354}{103470}I certainly think it's handsome,|but, well, you do understand.
{103476}{103507}Well, we tried, but...
{103513}{103584}We could have|something engraved, couldn't we?
{103590}{103623}Yes, I suppose so.
{103629}{103659}Yes, indeed.
{103665}{103747}The problem is, you'd have|to buy something first
{103753}{103856}in order to have some object|on which to place the engraving.
{103862}{103914}You see the difficulty?
{103920}{103996}Well, we could|have this engraved, couldn't we?
{104002}{104087}I think it would be very smart.
{104093}{104163}This, I take it,|was not purchased at Tiffany's?
{104169}{104255}No. Actually, it was purchased|concurrent with...
{104261}{104336}well, actually, it came inside a...
{104342}{104467}- a box of Cracker Jack.|- I see.
{104471}{104548}Do they still really have prizes|in Cracker Jack boxes?
{104554}{104580}Oh, yes.
{104586}{104624}That's nice to know.
{104630}{104715}It gives one a feeling|of solidarity,
{104721}{104796}almost of continuity with|the past, that sort of thing.
{104802}{104861}Would Tiffany's really|engrave it for us?
{104867}{104927}They wouldn't feel it|beneath them or anything?
{104933}{104980}Well, it is rather unusual, madam,
{104986}{105075}but you'll find that Tiffany's|is very understanding.
{105081}{105137}If you would tell me the initials,
{105143}{105266}I think we could have something|ready for you in the morning.
{105272}{105385}Didn't I tell you|this was a lovely place?
{105856}{105899}What is this place, anyway?
{105905}{105972}You wanted to sit down.|It's the public library.
{105978}{106063}- You've never been here?|- No. That makes two for me.
{106069}{106101}I don't see any books.
{106107}{106191}They're in there.
{106240}{106326}See?
{106380}{106461}Each one of these drawers|is stuffed with little cards.
{106467}{106541}Each little card|is a book or an author.
{106547}{106585}I think that's fascinating.
{106591}{106652}V-A-R-J-A-K.
{106658}{106729}Really?
{106740}{106806}Look. Isn't it marvellous?
{106812}{106877}There you are, right|in the public library.
{106883}{106964}Varjak, Paul. Nine Lives.
{106970}{107007}Then a lot of numbers.
{107013}{107073}Do they really have|the book itself, live?
{107079}{107169}Sure. Follow me.
{107345}{107413}Number 57. That's us.
{107419}{107462}57, please.
{107468}{107535}Nine Lives by Varjak, Paul.
{107541}{107587}Have you read it?|It's marvellous.
{107593}{107659}- I'm afraid I haven't.|- You should. He wrote it.
{107665}{107722}He's Varjak, Paul, in person.
{107728}{107765}She doesn't believe me.
{107771}{107813}Show her your driver's licence
{107819}{107875}or Diner's Club Card or something.
{107881}{107953}He is the author. Cross my heart|and kiss my elbow.
{107959}{108002}Would you kindly lower your voice?
{108008}{108048}Autograph it.
{108054}{108108}Wouldn't that be nice?|Make it more personal?
{108114}{108149}Really, Miss...
{108155}{108225}Go ahead. Don't be so stuck up,|autograph it.
{108231}{108272}What shall I say?
{108278}{108325}Something sentimental, I think.
{108331}{108383}What are you doing? Stop that!
{108389}{108440}You're defacing public property.
{108446}{108486}Well, if that's how you feel.
{108492}{108532}Come on. Let's get out of here.
{108538}{108670}I don't think this place|is half as nice as Tiffany's.
{108941}{109016}Did you ever steal anything|from a 5-and-10
{109022}{109055}when you were a kid?
{109061}{109131}No. I'm the sensitive,|bookish type. Did you?
{109137}{109232}I used to. I still do now|and then, to keep my hand in.
{109238}{109270}Come on.
{109276}{109386}You've never done it,|and it's your turn.
{113404}{113488}I can't see.
{115665}{115792}Hi, cat.|Lady of the house at home?
{116519}{116601}Trick or treat?
{116604}{116652}You're crazy.|You know that, don't you?
{116658}{116706}But I love you anyway.
{116712}{116773}- Tooley.|- Yeah?
{116779}{116862}I've... got to talk to you.
{116868}{116939}All right.
{116997}{117081}You want a drink?
{117190}{117232}If this is a serious discussion,
{117238}{117321}and suddenly|I'm terribly afraid it is,
{117327}{117391}you'll have to take off|that ridiculous mask,
{117397}{117455}or I'll have to wear one, too.
{117461}{117580}Tooley, look, please.
{117659}{117692}What's the matter?
{117698}{117756}Girl trouble?
{117762}{117833}Is that it?
{117849}{117938}Oh, I see.
{117944}{118005}Well, that's not so serious.
{118011}{118077}As a matter of fact,|I've been expecting it.
{118083}{118179}I can't say I like it,|but I've been expecting it.
{118185}{118211}Who is she?
{118217}{118306}Hasn't got anything to do with her.
{118312}{118350}This is between you and me.
{118356}{118442}Then it is serious.
{118448}{118474}Well, now.
{118480}{118539}Tooley, you're a very stylish girl.
{118545}{118639}Can't we end this stylishly?
{118645}{118675}End it?
{118681}{118752}Yes.
{118758}{118851}Well...
{118864}{118982}I do believe love|has found Andy Hardy.
{118988}{119058}Let's see... a waitress?
{119064}{119107}A salesgirl?
{119113}{119209}No. She'd have to be rich,|wouldn't she, Paul?
{119215}{119260}Someone who could help you.
{119266}{119358}Curiously enough...
{119394}{119484}She's a girl who can't|help anyone, not even herself.
{119490}{119651}But I can help her, and it's|a nice feeling for a change.
{119662}{119719}All right.
{119725}{119818}I understand.
{119830}{119877}I'll tell you what, Paul.
{119883}{119944}I am a very stylish girl.
{119950}{120051}- What are you doing?|- Writing a cheque.
{120087}{120119}Don't look so bewildered.
{120125}{120186}Surely you've noticed me|writing cheques before.
{120192}{120296}Pay to the order|of Paul Varjak, $1,000.
{120302}{120394}Take her away somewhere|for a week.
{120400}{120454}You're entitled|to a vacation with pay.
{120460}{120529}Simply a matter of fair|labour practice, darling.
{120535}{120567}If you were really smart,
{120573}{120639}you'd get the boys together|and organise a union.
{120645}{120701}That way you'd get|all the fringe benefits -
{120707}{120777}hospitalisation, a pension plan
{120783}{120852}and unemployment insurance|when you're...
{120858}{120902}how shall I put it...
{120908}{120995}between engagements?
{121034}{121105}Thanks for making it easier for me.
{121111}{121177}Don't be ridiculous, darling.
{121183}{121220}Take the cheque.
{121226}{121266}And call your girl.
{121272}{121398}No, thanks.|I've got a cheque of my own.
{121417}{121498}When you get yourself|a new writer to help,
{121504}{121546}try and find one my size.
{121552}{121683}That way you won't have|to even shorten the sleeves.
{123125}{123249}- Oh! What are you doing?|- Excuse me... I'm sorry.
{123255}{123327}You look just like|a girl I know named Holly.
{123333}{123377}Really!
{123383}{123468}I'm sorry.
{124131}{124202}Hi.
{124349}{124414}What do you want?
{124420}{124496}I want to talk to you.
{124502}{124577}I'm busy.
{124593}{124621}What are you doing?
{124627}{124657}Reading.
{124663}{124759}"South America:|Land of Wealth and Promise"?
{124765}{124836}It's very interesting.
{124842}{124923}Let's get out of here.
{124929}{125054}I said let's get out of here.|I want to talk to you.
{125080}{125177}What's the matter with you?|What's happened?
{125183}{125296}Fred, will you please|just leave me alone?
{125302}{125386}I love you.
{125512}{125619}- Where are you going?|- To the ladies' room.
{125625}{125692}- What's the matter with you?|- Let me go.
{125698}{125743}- No.|- Fred, let me go.
{125749}{125776}Let's get something straight.
{125782}{125876}I am not Fred,|nor am I Benny Shacklett.
{125882}{125957}My name is Paul, Paul Varjak,|and I love you.
{125963}{126077}- Let me go.|- No. What about South America?
{126083}{126134}If I'm marrying|a South American,
{126140}{126198}I'd better find out|about the country.
{126204}{126264}- Marry? What South American?|- José.
{126270}{126337}- Who's José?|- José de Silva Pereira.
{126343}{126387}Who's José de Silva Pereira?
{126393}{126470}You met him -|Mag Wildwood's friend.
{126476}{126535}The good-looking one|who came with Rusty.
{126541}{126586}Well, you won't believe this -
{126592}{126647}not only is he handsome and rich,
{126653}{126698}he's absolutely cuckoo for me.
{126704}{126770}- You're crazy.|- You think you own me?
{126776}{126804}That's it exactly.
{126810}{126886}That's what everybody always|thinks, but they're wrong.
{126892}{126976}Look, I am not everybody.
{126993}{127066}Or am I?
{127070}{127121}Is that what you really think?
{127127}{127242}That I'm no different from|all your rats and super rats?
{127248}{127288}Wait a minute.
{127294}{127364}If that's it...
{127370}{127434}If that's what you really think...
{127440}{127551}there's something I want to give you.
{127591}{127637}What's that?
{127643}{127732}$50 for the powder room.
{128473}{128558}The place is in such a mess,|I couldn't face it alone.
{128564}{128668}- Ah, you have a message.|- No.
{128718}{128789}Olé.
{129163}{129245}Good evening, Mr Yunioshi.
{129288}{129318}Oh, good evening, Paul.
{129324}{129390}Good evening.
{129404}{129473}Good evening.
{129808}{129888}Please, you must help me.
{130263}{130335}Let me go. No!
{130341}{130410}Oh, Fred.
{130416}{130487}Fred.
{130957}{131064}No! No!
{131500}{131565}- What did you do to her?|- Nothing.
{131571}{131616}There was a telegram,|and then this...
{131622}{131667}crashing everything,|and acting crazy.
{131673}{131700}It's appalling.
{131706}{131768}I can't have a public scandal.|It's too delicate.
{131774}{131820}My name, my position, my family.
{131826}{131868}Will there be the police again?
{131874}{131953}I don't see why. There's no law|against wrecking your apartment.
{131959}{132086}- Where is the telegram?|- There it is.
{132195}{132299}"Received notice|young Fred killed...
{132343}{132434}in jeep accident,|Fort Riley, Kansas."
{132440}{132493}"Your husband and children|join in the sorrow
{132499}{132559}of our mutual loss."
{132565}{132649}"Letter following. Love, Doc."
{132655}{132728}Her brother Fred.
{132756}{132822}This brother,|was she very close to him?
{132828}{132899}Yeah.
{132937}{132984}What can one do?
{132990}{133031}Try to help her.
{133037}{133118}I tried. It didn't do much good.
{133124}{133190}You got a ranch|or something in Brazil?
{133196}{133238}Yes.
{133244}{133338}That's good. She'll like that.
{133360}{133458}Well, you better get in there.
{135533}{135600}- Hi.|- Hello. Got your wire.
{135606}{135662}How did you know where to reach me?
{135668}{135724}I tried everything -|called people, asked around,
{135730}{135866}then suddenly thought of the|phone book. I'm glad you came.
{135872}{135897}You look fine.
{135903}{135981}I'm fat as a pig,|and I haven't had my hair done,
{135987}{136055}but I'm happy, really happy -|it probably shows.
{136061}{136098}You look trés distingué|yourself.
{136104}{136165}I've got a job.|I've been writing a little.
{136171}{136213}I've read three of your stories -
{136219}{136338}two in the New Yorker and one|in that funny little magazine.
{136344}{136415}- Won't you sit down?|- Thank you.
{136421}{136516}- I've taken up knitting.|- So I see.
{136522}{136608}It'll probably look very nice|once it's finished.
{136614}{136653}I'm nervous about it.
{136659}{136728}José brought up the blueprints|for a ranch house.
{136734}{136840}Maybe those and my knitting|instructions got switched.
{136846}{136954}It's possible|I'm knitting a ranch house!
{137133}{137213}Really, I can't tell you|how divinely happy I am.
{137219}{137266}What is that, anyhow?
{137272}{137339}Portuguese -|a very complicated language.
{137345}{137451}4,000 irregular verbs.
{137561}{137595}Very impressive.|What's it mean?
{137601}{137707}I believe you are in league|with the butcher.
{137761}{137833}Holly, what's this about?
{137839}{137899}Why did you want to see me?
{137905}{138001}José's in Washington tonight,|so I thought I'd ask you over.
{138007}{138089}Well, I've said goodbye|to everyone else I care about.
{138095}{138155}- You're going somewhere?|- Rio, tomorrow.
{138161}{138241}I've got the plane ticket, and|I've even said goodbye to Sally.
{138247}{138312}- José's flying with you?|- We're on separate planes.
{138318}{138380}He thinks it's wrong|to travel together.
{138386}{138485}His family's important, so he|worries about things like that.
{138491}{138585}I thought I'd show off|and cook dinner for us.
{138591}{138658}Did I tell you|how utterly happy I am?
{138664}{138687}Yes.
{138693}{138739}You are getting married, then?
{138745}{138821}Well, he hasn't really asked me,|not in so many words.
{138827}{138893}Four, you mean?
{138899}{138965}Well, that's how many|words it takes.
{138971}{139036}"Will you marry me?"
{139042}{139093}We'll get married, all right.
{139099}{139147}In church and with his family there,
{139153}{139285}and that's why he's waiting|till we get to Rio... probably.
{139319}{139378}Do you think it's trying|to tell us something?
{139384}{139474}I hope you like chicken|and rice with chocolate sauce.
{139480}{139524}It's an Indian classic, dear.
{139530}{139616}Three months ago,|I couldn't scramble eggs.
{139668}{139736}Are you all right?
{139742}{139809}Golly, darling. I did so want|to impress you.
{139815}{139900}Look, I'm not much|for chicken with sauce, anyway.
{139906}{140005}Why don't we go out somewhere|for a farewell dinner?
{140011}{140138}That would be fun,|as long as I can go like this.
{140275}{140317}Years from now,
{140323}{140351}years and years,
{140357}{140394}I'll be back...
{140400}{140485}me and my nine Brazilian brats.
{140491}{140543}They'll be dark like José, of course,
{140549}{140656}but they'll have bright green,|beautiful eyes.
{140669}{140720}I'll bring them back, all right,
{140726}{140790}because they must see this.
{140796}{140828}Oh, I love New York.
{140834}{140953}Then why are you leaving?|What's in it for you, anyway?
{140959}{141029}I know what you're thinking.|I don't blame you.
{141035}{141096}I've always thrown out|such a jazzy line,
{141102}{141226}but except for Doc and yourself,|José's my first non-rat romance.
{141232}{141298}Not that he's my idea|of the absolute finito.
{141304}{141404}He's too prim and cautious|to be my absolute ideal.
{141410}{141499}If I could choose from anybody,|I wouldn't pick José.
{141505}{141567}Nero, maybe, or Albert Schweitzer.
{141573}{141652}Or Leonard Bernstein.
{141655}{141702}But I am mad about José.
{141708}{141814}I'd give up smoking if he asked me.
{141841}{141879}Come on, darling, let's eat.
{141885}{141950}It's getting late.
{141956}{142079}I'm leaving tomorrow|and I haven't begun to pack.
{142532}{142617}Didn't want José to think|I'm a girl who loses her key,
{142623}{142674}so I had 26 of them made.
{142680}{142723}Wait. I got a better idea.
{142729}{142794}Kind of a farewell gesture.
{142800}{142841}Somebody must have tripped the lock.
{142847}{142909}Ah, crafty devil, that Yunioshi.
{142915}{142971}Wake up, wake up!|The British are coming!
{142977}{143014}Or, in this case, the Brazilians.
{143020}{143047}Exactly.
{143053}{143125}I've still got to clean up that rice.
{143131}{143201}Hey, you know...
{143230}{143363}There she are who did it!|The wanted woman! There!
{143369}{143410}Groenburger. Narcotics squad.
{143416}{143440}What do you mean?
{143446}{143467}What's going on?
{143473}{143535}- Why don't you ask your boss?|- What boss?
{143541}{143588}Sally Tomato. Ask him. Come on.
{143594}{143715}Look around for narcotic!|They got plenty in there.
{144128}{144184}- What's your name?|- Varjak.
{144190}{144230}Hold it down over there!
{144236}{144337}Paul Varjak. V-A-R-J-A-K. Get lost!
{144343}{144376}Get out!
{144382}{144510}I'm a writer. W-R-I-T-E-R.
{144549}{144601}I can't answer all your questions.
{144607}{144731}One at a time. One, please. Good.
{144741}{144784}I can't answer all your questions.
{144790}{144817}One at a time.
{144823}{144903}Knock it off!
{144911}{144952}Now, why don't you start?
{144958}{145009}Did you carry messages in code?
{145015}{145047}Of course not.
{145053}{145105}I'd just give Mr O'Shaughnessy|the weather report.
{145111}{145176}Simply do not ask me|what this is all about.
{145182}{145275}- You did visit Tomato?|- Every week. What's wrong?
{145281}{145330}Tomato's part|of the narcotics syndicate.
{145336}{145381}He never mentioned narcotics.
{145387}{145466}These wretched people|keep persecuting him.
{145472}{145536}He's a deeply sensitive person,|a darling old man.
{145542}{145591}- Then you're innocent.|- Of course.
{145597}{145729}What are you going to do|about it? Who's your lawyer?
{145735}{145791}I don't know.|Mr O'Shaughnessy, I guess.
{145797}{145870}Mr O'Shaughnessy!
{145876}{145915}Hey! Get out of here!
{145921}{146021}All right, come on! OK, move.
{146044}{146063}Shut up!
{146069}{146145}Get in there!
{146620}{146678}- Yeah.|- Mr Paul Varjak?
{146684}{146705}Yeah.
{146711}{146759}Ready with Mr Berman|in Hollywood.
{146765}{146884}Kindly deposit $3|for the first 3 minutes.
{147043}{147127}Hello? Hello?
{147133}{147208}OJ Berman here. Who's calling?
{147214}{147315}- This is Paul Varjak.|- Nice to talk to you, kid.
{147321}{147398}Varjak. V-A-R-J-A-K.
{147404}{147470}I'm a friend of Holly's.|We met at a party.
{147476}{147575}- Who?|- Paul. Paul Varjak.
{147581}{147622}V-A-R...
{147628}{147696}Mr Berman, this is Fred.
{147702}{147747}Oh, Fred, baby, huh?
{147753}{147808}You're calling about the kid, huh?
{147814}{147886}Everything's under control.|You can just relax.
{147892}{147985}I spoke to my lawyer in New York.
{147991}{148084}I told him to take care of it,|but keep my name anonymous.
{148090}{148187}- What?|- I want no part of it. Hear me?
{148193}{148245}You sound like you're in a tunnel.
{148251}{148306}It's this executive phone I have.
{148312}{148378}- What?|- Executive phone!
{148384}{148438}They only got her on 10,000 bail.
{148444}{148500}My lawyer can get her out at 10am.
{148506}{148548}I tell you what you do.
{148554}{148619}You bust into that dump she lives in,
{148625}{148653}collect all her junk,
{148659}{148791}go get her, take her to a hotel|under a phoney name.
{148797}{148854}Keep her away from the reporters.
{148860}{148889}Will you do that?
{148895}{148923}Sure, Mr Berman.
{148929}{148980}I can't tell you|how much I appreciate...
{148986}{149100}Forget it.|I mean, I owe her something.
{149106}{149204}Not that I owe her anything,|if you get right down to it,
{149210}{149315}but... she's a crazy.
{149321}{149396}She's a phoney.
{149402}{149454}But she's a real phoney.
{149460}{149503}Know what I mean, kid?
{149509}{149562}Yeah, I know what you mean.
{149568}{149618}Thanks, Mr Berman. Thanks a lot.
{149624}{149705}Right!
{149823}{149917}Why don't you behave?
{150149}{150244}Quel night.
{150534}{150599}I did a little housebreaking|while you were away.
{150605}{150692}Clayton Hotel, driver.|84th and Madison.
{150698}{150800}OJ thinks you should|stay out of sight for a while.
{150806}{150862}I got your stuff here, including cat.
{150868}{150920}Hope he's all right.
{150926}{150966}Hello, cat...
{150972}{151059}Poor no-name slob.
{151067}{151136}Listen, darling,|did you find that plane ticket?
{151142}{151226}- Here. We can cash it in.|- Are you kidding?
{151232}{151318}- What time is it?|- A little after 10.
{151324}{151352}Idlewild Airport, driver.
{151358}{151439}- Never mind. You can't do that.|- Why not?
{151445}{151495}You don't understand.|You're under indictment.
{151501}{151578}You jump bail,|they'll throw away the key.
{151584}{151651}Don't be ridiculous.|Soon I'll be married
{151657}{151701}to the future president of Brazil.
{151707}{151789}That'll give me diplomatic|immunity or something.
{151795}{151856}I wouldn't bet on it.
{151862}{151929}What is it, darling?
{151935}{152047}I have a message for you.
{152053}{152086}Oh, yes, I see.
{152092}{152214}Did he bring it in person,|or was it shoved under the door?
{152220}{152296}A cousin.
{152307}{152359}Hand me my purse, will you, darling?
{152365}{152421}A girl can't read|that sort of thing...
{152427}{152497}without her lipstick.
{152499}{152551}You read it to me, darling.
{152557}{152613}I don't think I can quite... bear...
{152619}{152711}Are you sure you want me to?
{152811}{152859}"My dearest little girl,
{152865}{152957}I have loved you|knowing you were not as others,
{152963}{153008}but conceive of my despair
{153014}{153098}upon discovering in such|a brutal and public style
{153104}{153188}how very different you are|from the manner of woman
{153194}{153270}a man of my position|could hope to make his wife."
{153276}{153357}"I grieve for the disgrace|of your present circumstances,
{153363}{153433}and I do not find it in my heart
{153439}{153477}to add my condemn...
{153483}{153548}to the condemn that surrounds you."
{153554}{153668}"So I hope you find it|in your heart not to condemn me."
{153674}{153740}"I have my family|to protect, and my name."
{153746}{153842}"I am a coward where|these institutions enter."
{153848}{153899}"Forget me, beautiful child,
{153905}{153956}and may God be with you."
{153962}{154034}"José."
{154057}{154128}Well...
{154139}{154181}Well, at least he's honest.
{154187}{154229}It's kind of touching.
{154235}{154343}Touching! That square-ball jazz.
{154345}{154387}He says he's a coward.
{154393}{154445}All right! So he's not a regular rat
{154451}{154483}or even a super rat.
{154489}{154555}He's just a scared little mouse,|that's all.
{154561}{154701}But, oh, golly... Gee, damn!
{154786}{154908}Well, so much for South America.
{154914}{154991}You're not cut out|for queen of the Pampas, anyway.
{154997}{155065}- Clayton Hotel.|- Idlewild.
{155071}{155099}What?
{155105}{155188}The plane leaves at 12.|On it I plan to be.
{155194}{155260}- Holly, you can't.|- Et pourquoi pas?
{155266}{155322}I'm not hotfooting it|after José,
{155328}{155379}if that's what you think. Oh, no.
{155385}{155451}As far as I'm concerned, he's|the future president of nowhere.
{155457}{155520}Only why waste a plane ticket?
{155526}{155603}Besides, I've never been to Brazil.
{155609}{155687}Please, darling, don't sit there|looking at me like that.
{155693}{155783}I'm going and that's that.
{155789}{155892}All they want are my services|as a witness against Sally.
{155898}{155970}Nobody has any intention|of prosecuting me.
{155976}{156075}To begin with, they don't have|a ghost of a chance.
{156081}{156123}This town's finished for me...
{156129}{156171}at least for a while.
{156177}{156218}There are certain shades of limelight
{156224}{156282}that can wreck a girl's complexion.
{156288}{156380}They'll have the rope up|at every saloon in town.
{156386}{156459}I'll tell you what.|When you get back to town,
{156465}{156536}call the New York Times|or whoever you call.
{156542}{156678}Mail me a list of the 50 richest|men in Brazil. The 50 richest!
{156684}{156728}Holly.
{156734}{156776}I won't let you do this.
{156782}{156848}- You won't?|- Holly, I'm in love with you.
{156854}{156953}- So what?|- So what? So plenty!
{156959}{157021}I love you. You belong to me.
{157027}{157082}No. People don't belong to people.
{157088}{157115}Of course they do.
{157121}{157207}- Nobody's putting me in a cage.|- I want to love you.
{157213}{157242}It's the same thing.
{157248}{157293}No, it's not! Holly!
{157299}{157351}I'm not Holly.|I'm not Lula Mae, either.
{157357}{157442}I don't know who I am!|I'm like cat, a no-name slob.
{157448}{157488}We belong to nobody.
{157494}{157569}We don't even belong to each other.
{157575}{157636}Stop the cab.
{157735}{157767}What do you think?
{157773}{157816}This ought to be the right place
{157822}{157918}for a tough guy like you -|garbage cans, rats galore.
{157924}{158006}Scram! I said take off! Beat it!
{158012}{158085}Let's go.
{158335}{158416}Driver...
{158431}{158514}Pull over here.
{158661}{158746}You know what's wrong with you,|Miss Whoever-You-Are?
{158752}{158784}You're chicken.
{158790}{158822}You've got no guts.
{158828}{158898}You're afraid to say,|"OK, life's a fact."
{158904}{158938}People do fall in love.
{158944}{158980}People do belong to each other,
{158986}{159075}because that's the only chance|anybody's got for happiness.
{159081}{159159}You call yourself a free spirit,|a wild thing.
{159165}{159233}You're terrified somebody's|going to stick you in a cage.
{159239}{159288}Well, baby,|you're already in that cage.
{159294}{159321}You built it yourself.
{159327}{159406}And it's not bounded|by Tulip, Texas, or Somaliland.
{159412}{159432}It's wherever you go.
{159438}{159488}Because no matter where you run,
{159494}{159598}you end up running into yourself.
{159701}{159818}Here. I've been carrying|this thing around for months.
{159824}{159908}I don't want it any more.
{161123}{161182}Here, cat!
{161188}{161260}Cat!
{161427}{161494}Where's the cat?
{161500}{161585}I don't know.
{163862}{163963}Two drifters
{163969}{164053}Off to see the world
{164059}{164152}There's such a lot of world
{164158}{164269}To see
{164275}{164364}We're after
{164370}{164445}The same
{164451}{164567}Rainbow's end
{164573}{164653}Waitin' 'round the bend
{164659}{164748}My huckleberry friend
{164754}{164913}Moon River
{164919}{165000}And me
{165000}{165062}Edited By|Tameem666
{165062}{165159}DVD Subtitles|by European Captioning Institute