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Not a single, solitary thing
of all the things
I'd give so much to forget.
No, I'm still conscious.
Therefore, my sweet,
far from having had too much,
I've not had enough yet.
The least you could
do is stay sober.
While we have guests
in the house.
I'd then be free to dwell
Which you, my love,
hold in such light esteem.
Oliver, you talk too much.
I'll be quiet.
I'll just sit and bask
in cowardly splendor.
"Thus, conscience doth
make cowards of us all."
Here.
Thank you.
You seem interested.
Fascinated.
You know, it's very much like Mateo
in his middle period.
Who painted it?
My husband,
in his sober period...
Before he married me.
It's lovely.
It's so alive.
She's dead.
Matilda Frazier, Victor's ward.
She was on the freighter that
was burned at sea last month.
And Victor's secretary
committed suicide last week.
There's no connection.
I didn't say there was.
She was beautiful.
She drank too much milk and
her seams were always straight.
You didn't like her.
Frankly, she bored me.
She was sweet, shy,
unforgettable.
I can understand why
you didn't like her.
You knew Matilda?
I was married to her.
Don't drop that.
Now you know what
I'm doing here...
And I've earned this.
Oh... That's impossible.
Is it?
She was in love with-
With your husband Oliver.
She told me-that
and other things...
That you married him
just a few days
before she was supposed to.
I know quite a lot
about you, Althea...
Quite a lot.
Man:
Quiet, everybody.Here he comes now.
Surprise!
Who thought up this torture?
Oh, Victor, dear, you
are surprised, aren't you?
Horribly.
You see, we did remember your birthday.
My dear, I've been trying to
Forget it for the last 20 years.
Happy returns!
Oh, Victor!
Happy birthday, Victor.
There's the lord
of the manor now.
This will be quite
when he discovers you
and Matilda were married.
I'll tell him myself... Later.
And deny me that pleasure?
I doubt if you deny
Yourself many things.
I generally get what I want.
Good evening, miss Moynihan.
Good evening. Oh, look at them.
A cork pops for free, and
they all swarm like locusts.
We thought you weren't
coming, Jane.
Oh, I generally get places...
and parking his car, and-
Well, you see, I'm all things
to victor... Except a woman.
Why, Donovan, I'm delighted
to see you, and surprised.
You look like
a fish out of water.
You were the bait.
Yes. Where is that treacherous
niece of mine? Althea?
Happy birthday, my darling!
My dear, this is
all very lovely,
But why a party
at a time like this?
This is like dancing
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