The Dark Angel Page #4
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- Year:
- 1935
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Like to go as far as that.
I think that Gerald
Ought to open it.
Then, on
Saturday afternoon,
There's a concert
In aid of
The cottage hospital.
And on saturday evening,
We shall both go there.
This is worse
Than the war.
Well...
Speaking of hot water.
How about a long...
...hot bath!
You can both come and talk
Through the door if you like.
We'll wait.
Home again, isn't it?
I've missed them both
Terribly.
Well, I'll see you all
At dinner.
You're not
Staying with us?
They'll be out of those
Baths in an hour or two.
They'll want to
See you alone.
Kitty, they'll want to
See you alone.
They came home for that.
I've wanted to say this
For a long time.
They both love you
Very much.
I love them, too.
Yes, but Kitty...
I want you to know, dear,
That whichever you choose,
I shall understand.
You've always
Understood.
You've been a darling.
Goodbye, Peter.
Where are you going?
Want a piece of cake?
No, I'm going home.
Wait a minute!
We'll come with you.
Maybe there's something new
To eat at your house.
Hey, wait a minute!
No. Goodbye.
Say, Kitty.
Look. If you don't wait,
I'll jump.
Go back in, idiot.
Will you wait for me?
No.
Alan!
Alan, darling, you're not hurt, are you?
Alan, darling. Alan.
Clown.
Are you cross
That I'm not hurt?
I did scratch my hand.
It's serious. I think that's the
Way you get leprosy or something.
Good.
You've changed.
You're so bloodthirsty.
And you,
You haven't changed.
You're still a child.
You don't feel it.
What don't I feel?
You don't feel anything.
You don't-
Don't I?
How do you know what I feel?
You know about
The months I've been away,
The agony I've been through
Because of you?
You know how frightened
I was of coming home
And finding
That you had changed,
That you didn't feel... The
Things I wanted you to feel?
How frightened I am now
Of saying what I want...
Look here.
I can't say it all.
Maybe I can't say
Any part of it
Because I'm scared.
But Kitty...
Kitty, I-
I've so much love for you.
It's like something you've
Saved up for a lifetime
And didn't know about,
Then it all comes at once.
Alan...
Alan, darling.
I've wanted to hear you
Say that so much.
Darling,
Surely you knew.
I wasn't sure.
You see, I've always
Been around...
I know.
The bars of my crib,
There you were,
Telling me what to do.
I was not.
When I saw my first tree,
You were in it, peering down.
My first bird
And my first squirrel,
My first bath,
You were always there.
That's what
Makes me afraid.
You may be just used to me.
You may meet some girl...
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