You'll Like My Mother Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1972
- 92 min
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- Don't you see?
Well, that really doesn't matter.
The fact remains I had no wish
to share my grief with you then,
I have no wish to share it now.
Well, I thought perhaps we might
share the love of Matthew's baby.
Yes, of course. The baby.
I don't imagine
you're too financially secure.
No, I'm not.
Then, there's obviously
only one solution.
- What's that?
- Adoption, of course.
Let someone else have the burden.
The burden?
Forgive me, Mrs. Kinsolving,
but, I want that burden.
That's very foolish.
There are other things to consider.
No, there's nothing else to consider.
Look, you can put your mind at rest.
I'm not gonna take a dime from you.
That's not what I came up here for.
I didn't even know about your house,
or your money, or anything else.
I don't have any family of my own.
That's the only reason I came.
I thought that if there were any love
or warmth here for Matthew's baby
that I'd know it in five minutes.
You haven't got a damn thing I want.
And it didn't even take five minutes.
Good-bye, Mrs. Kinsolving.
I must ask you not to turn away
from me when you're speaking.
What?
I've been growing deaf
to read your lips
when I'm not wearing
that ridiculous hearing aid.
I'm sorry.
Matthew never told me.
Apparently there was quite a lot
Matthew never told you.
What time is your bus?
8:
00, but I'll wait for itback at the store.
I seem to have a better rapport
with strangers today.
I will not hear of it, of course.
Among strangers?
You must be tired,
and in your condition,
you shouldn't overdo.
I'm a registered nurse.
Really, I must insist.
I'm not staying, Mrs. Kinsolving.
I'm afraid you have no choice.
It's snowing much too heavily now
for you to walk.
You'll rest in my room.
It's just down the hall.
The upstairs rooms
are all closed off.
They're never used
now that Kathleen and I
are the only ones in the house.
Look, all I want to do
is get back where I belong.
We'll have dinner at 6:00?
I'll drive you to the bus myself.
I have no intentions whatsoever
of letting you miss that bus,
I assure you.
Aw, she's looking for her kittens.
Aw.
She has a marvelous pedigree.
But the naughty girl forgot herself
The kittens were no good, of course.
Come along.
I've laid out some towels for you.
Anything else you need, I'm sure
you'll find in the medicine cabinet.
Thank you.
Who is that?
My nephew, Kenneth.
Kenny.
- He looks so sweet and innocent.
- What did you say?
So that's Matthew's cousin.
When they were children,
Matthew's turtle, and it died.
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