Carried Away

I guess you heard,

I'm your new neighbor.

Am. In this region ...

to anyone who lives in

radius of 20 miles.

I believe you've met

my daughter, Catherine.

Yes, sir, I did.

How are you today, Catherine?

- Well, thank you.

That reminds me, her

documents arrive today.

So, it will have them on Monday,

if you agree.

That's just fine.

Also, I would like to ask you ...

to accommodate Ketrininog horse.

Adelman house has a barn.

I spoke earlier

with others. Evans ...

and he suggested that

if you're ok ...

make arrangements

for a fee.

I could pay you,

say, $ 175 per month.

Is that fair?

It is quite ...

OK, Major.

Thank you.

I'm going to take it out.

S. .. V. .. E. .. N. .. D. .. E. .. N.

Is that a Norwegian or Swedish?

Oh, it's Swedish.

- Please.

- Thanks.

- I am very grateful to you, sir.

- Oh, thank you.

Honey, I think that we have

time now for it.

Can I switch to the

to your home, Major.

Anyway, I later

to pass that way.

Oh, come on. Please, Dad?

... If this is not the problem.

- No, not at all a problem.

Catherine, when Mr. Svenden be

ready to go, come home.

- Do you hear?

- Yes, I hear.

OK. Thank you, sir.

Is it all right here?

Of course. Good.

My father would have paid and

$ 200 per month.

I know.

Whether it could come

every day to riding?

Of course. Come whenever you want.

You do not need the key.

I love that song by

you read yesterday, from Keats.

Do you prefer

by Emily Dickinson?

What do you think?

This is my last

years of teaching.

I heard a lot really

good things about Chicago ...

but I think the New York

the place to go ..

Dramaturgy. Is that what

want to do, to study acting?

I think I was good at it.

What will you do next year?

- I do not know.

How good are you?

- What? What am I good?

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