Two for the Road Page #4
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I'm hungry.
I think Howard's wonderful
the way he organises everything.
He's not an efficiency consultant
for nothing.
If he were, he wouldn't
be married to you.
I'm hungry.
Hand me that guide book, sugar.
Thanks.
I want to eat something now.
If you want to ruin your lunch,
Ruthie, you can.
for her own free decision.
Does that key make the car go?
Sort of.
Ruthie, that hurt Mommy.
Did you see what she did?
She pinched me.
She probably thinks you're excluding
her. She needs reassuring.
If she does it again,
I'm going to need hospitalisation.
We're covered.
Have you ever been
in analysis?
No.
It can be very worthwhile.
Shall I tell you a story, Ruthie?
Joanna, thank you.
There we are, love.
Come on, Ruthie.
Quite like old times,
Mr. Wallace.
I see what you mean about
rearranging the luggage.
I thought you might, Howie.
That's a real sun.
We're getting way down south, honah.
Mummy, I'm hungry.
I want to eat something now.
I don't want anything to eat.
late fixating.
She felt we hurried her.
Why don't we all relax?
Marcus, I've been meaning
to say about expenses.
I think I've come up with a formula.
Ruthie.
If you're agreeable,
we'll call Ruthie a half,
everything into nine parts
and split them in the ratio
of five to four.
I think that's the final breakdown
on this morning's expenses.
If you'd care to check it.
I believe you.
Shall we go?
You don't like my house, do you?
It's very handsome.
Market at 25000, I like it a lot.
It's beautiful, Ruthiebelle.
Come on, sweetheart.
I want to take my house with me.
She's feeling insecure.
Only natural.
Come on, sweetness.
I want to take my house
with me!
I want it!
Ruthie, this time I have to say
no, and I mean no.
It's very reassuring at times
to retain a flexibility of attitude.
He has a tremendously mature quality,
that's what I love about him.
He has a quiet assurance.
Don't you think he has
a quiet assurance?
Very quiet assurance.
He's the husband type.
You were always the lover type.
I've been married to Joanna
for nearly two years.
But your relationship is volatile.
Anyone can see that.
Joanna, I don't want you
to feel badly about what happened.
It doesn't matter.
I think it does matter.
You resent Ruthie, don't you?
You misunderstand me.
You resent her because
you want to have a child.
We're 17 minutes behind schedule.
Mark, you have 53 Km.
Still to go.
It's hot.
Sweetheart, we should've left
the car under the sun-shelter.
Let's move it, Marcus.
- Mummy.
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