{12}{60}That's what's planned.
{70}{120}You don't want me to say no?
{132}{172}Oh, no.
{1564}{1596}Hello.
{1910}{1991}I told Clifford I might have a baby.
{2040}{2074}You said that?
{2201}{2251}Well, it's possible, you know.
{2470}{2508}Would Sir Clifford...
{2529}{2578}accept it as his own?
{2580}{2618}Yes, I think so.
{2803}{2866}But... you didn't mention me?
{2871}{2905}No.
{3092}{3143}I'm going away soon|with my father and sister.
{3149}{3225}I could always say|I'd met someone there.
{3238}{3316}You're going away? For how long?
{3321}{3372}5 to 6 weeks.
{3382}{3411}When do you go?
{3414}{3483}In 3 weeks' time. Around mid-June.
{3486}{3556}I see. That's not far off.
{3592}{3624}Leave it.
{3639}{3677}I'll do it.
{3795}{3867}Sir Clifford will think|some society type
{3869}{3929}got you pregnant, won't he?
{4008}{4059}What'd he say|if he knew it was me?
{4067}{4110}He'd be furious.
{4132}{4164}But you won't
{4166}{4199}tell him will you?
{4214}{4252}You needn't worry about that.
{4399}{4473}Is that why you wanted me?|To have a baby?
{4571}{4605}I don't know.
{4679}{4720}I wanted...
{4746}{4797}I don't know what I wanted.
{4833}{4876}I just wanted...
{4897}{4948}I wanted you.
{4962}{4996}I want you.
{5044}{5094}And a baby, too, perhaps.
{5132}{5180}You didn't consider me?
{5240}{5286}I liked your body.
{5296}{5329}My body?
{5347}{5383}D'you still like it?
{5424}{5453}Yes.
{5551}{5608}I can't imagine
{5618}{5680}that you like to touch me|like I do.
{5702}{5764}I do. I love touching you.
{5779}{5827}I don't think so.
{5894}{5954}It's just that I'm a little scared.
{5971}{6018}Do you like it when I touch you?
{6040}{6098}Yes, very much.
{6107}{6174}Well, what's stopping you then?
{6350}{6419}Now you can touch me if you like.
{8713}{8750}Yer beautiful.
{8767}{8821}Can we lie down?
{12081}{12156}If he has the baby|we'll have had this.
{12773}{12810}See yer soon then?
{12956}{13006}Go on, yer run along now.
{14752}{14832}Oh, Lady Chatterley,|what a pleasure to see you!
{14839}{14880}Good morning, Mrs Bentley.
{14935}{14990}Sir Clifford isn't with you?
{15009}{15053}I'm afraid not.
{15057}{15110}He rarely comes now.
{15147}{15223}Excuse me,|I live just opposite the Company.
{15227}{15330}Sir Clifford passes by my window|every time he goes to work.
{15346}{15424}Is Sir Clifford as well as they say?
{15432}{15495}He's in fine form, thank you.
{15507}{15564}I felt it as soon as you came in.
{15571}{15639}You look absolutely radiant.
{19823}{19856}Hello.
{19871}{19921}- Can I come in?|- Come on in.
{19948}{19984}I'm not disturbing you?
{19991}{20077}No, I just got back from Uthwaite|about some poachers.
{20461}{20511}Please carry on eating.
{20581}{20655}Do you want a cup of tea?|The kettle's boiling.
{20660}{20703}Maybe I can do it.
{20775}{20808}If you like.
{20827}{20856}The pot's there.
{20858}{20905}And the tea's on the shelf.
{22097}{22132}Is that you?
{22175}{22218}In that photo.
{22229}{22285}Is that you at your wedding?
{22334}{22361}Just after.
{22469}{22548}Were you in love with her|when the photo was taken?
{22555}{22623}I suppose so, in a way.
{22626}{22663}I was smitten.
{22973}{23010}Do you still love her?
{23021}{23080}Me? No, I don't love her any more.
{23106}{23164}But it wasn't love anyway.
{23168}{23212}It wasn't love between us.
{23223}{23273}But... Really?
{23309}{23361}I'd rather change the subject.
{24135}{24202}When did you lose your husband?
{24222}{24257}17 years ago.
{24262}{24290}Really...
{24319}{24358}He was 28.
{24367}{24405}And I was 24.
{24504}{24551}Was it in the mine?
{24558}{24611}Yes, an explosion.
{24726}{24776}Mining wasn't for him.
{24784}{24840}His father was a miner,|so he was too.
{24842}{24913}But he wasn't cut out|to go down the mine.
{25124}{25158}You often think of him?
{25180}{25213}Oh, yes.
{25224}{25277}I can't help it.
{25313}{25404}It was so sudden.|And we were so happy together.
{25578}{25609}/A few days later,
{25615}{25672}/Clifford wished to go out|with Constance.
{25726}{25775}Look at me on my foaming steed!
{25780}{25859}- Coughing, more like.|- Yes, that's it.
{25873}{25912}Spluttering, even!
{26341}{26437}I thought we could do some work|on the house next year.
{26444}{26489}The mine's doing well.
{26542}{26597}What if there are more strikes?
{26619}{26686}Why on earth|should they go on strike again?
{26692}{26764}They'd ruin the industry...|or what's left of it.
{26786}{26836}Maybe they don't care|about ruining it...
{26853}{26891}It's what fills their bellies.
{26896}{26963}If not their pockets,|as Mrs Bolton would say.
{26980}{27043}No, I'm not too worried|about strikes.
{27078}{27155}Simply because they'll soon be|virtually impossible.
{27165}{27191}What do you mean?
{27213}{27252}Are you going to ban strikes?
{27261}{27312}The miners will never let you!
{27321}{27407}We won't tell them.|It's for their own good.
{27429}{27491}The slightest spanner in the works
{27501}{27540}and they'd starve.
{27549}{27636}They would, not me.|I have other resources.
{27919}{28005}Are you so sure that there's|nothing good in socialism?
{28015}{28043}Heavens, no!
{28061}{28149}Nothing is more dangerous|than an ideal based on lies.
{28158}{28233}The masses only want one thing:|masters.
{28278}{28327}- Meaning you.|- Meaning me.
{28339}{28387}You, us.
{28401}{28493}Well, I'm sorry,|but I find that rather facile.
{28495}{28521}What?
{28532}{28606}That some are made to command,|others to obey.
{28616}{28666}That's the way it's always been.
{28675}{28738}May I remind you|on which side you were born?
{28770}{28844}- I don't play boss.|- Of course you do. You are one.
{28854}{28904}All your servants know it full well.
{28911}{28998}Being pleasant to them|doesn't change your role.
{29007}{29057}You're their boss, like it or not.
{29080}{29131}Even with Mrs Bolton.
{29141}{29203}I'm sure I don't boss her.
{29227}{29299}No, you ask her to do things.|And she does.
{29307}{29358}It's exactly the same.
{29802}{29860}What if I tried to go to the spring?
{29862}{29900}I haven't seen it in ages.
{29926}{29970}Yes, why not?
{30495}{30558}- Will you come to my place tonight?|- Tonight?
{30566}{30629}Yes, this evening. For the night.
{30652}{30682}All right.
{30687}{30716}I must go.
{30724}{30783}I'll wait at the gate.|Around 10...
{31053}{31092}This chair is admirable.
{31692}{31721}It's icy cold.
{31749}{31788}Shouldn't one make a wish?
{31801}{31834}One should.
{31848}{31882}And did you?
{31891}{31966}Yes, but one mustn't tell.
{32790}{32844}You should hoot for Parkin.
{32846}{32907}Let her catch her breath.
{32941}{33015}Is there a stone|to put under the wheel?
{33653}{33701}- I'll help.|- No, don't push!
{33705}{33752}What's the point of the engine?
{33814}{33855}Put the stone back.
{34114}{34172}- You should call...|- Leave me alone!
{34201}{34244}Can't you stay still for 5 minutes?
{35232}{35283}I thought you were having trouble.
{35294}{35320}Won't it move?
{35329}{35355}It would seem not.
{35653}{35722}- Is there any petrol?|- Of course! A full tank.
{36260}{36291}What's wrong?
{36301}{36334}Can you see?
{36363}{36389}No.
{36406}{36444}The connections look fine.
{36566}{36601}Give her a try.
{36766}{36804}That's better. I'll just push...
{36809}{36872}Wait! Let the engine try.|She's got to do it.
{37020}{37088}Clifford, this chair|can't move on her own!
{37092}{37135}Why bother insisting?
{37335}{37365}She won't do it.
{37373}{37411}She's done it before.
{37457}{37483}Careful!
{37812}{37870}There! What did I tell you?
{37915}{37963}- You're pushing?|- Ay.
{37965}{37995}Let go of her!
{38000}{38055}- She won't make it on her own.|- Let go!
{38083}{38158}It's what she was made for.|She has to do it.
{38271}{38300}Clifford, the brake!
{38315}{38339}The brake!
{38344}{38393}The brake, Clifford!
{38583}{38639}I'm clearly at everyone's mercy.
{39097}{39148}I think this chair needs pushing.
{39275}{39354}Would you be so kind|as to push me home, Parkin?
{39368}{39422}I hope I didn't offend you at all.
{39436}{39487}No, no offence, sir.
{39584}{39640}Would you like me|to push the chair?
{39679}{39708}Please do.
{40246}{40287}Is that really necessary?
{40304}{40365}You should have let us push before.
{41032}{41090}Parkin, it only remains for me|to thank you.
{41092}{41174}I need another engine for this chair.
{41195}{41269}Go and have a beer|in the kitchen, won't you?
{41279}{41341}No, thank you, sir.|I'll be getting back.
{41800}{41837}I'll lunch in my room
{41839}{41875}If you don't mind.
{41877}{41918}As you wish, my dear.
{42061}{42089}Cards.
{42118}{42175}- 3.|- 2.
{43216}{43267}- You're here...|- Yes.
{43442}{43482}You're on time.
{43486}{43542}Yes, it was very easy.
{44293}{44344}Do you hear those noises?
{44403}{44447}It's the trees.
{44580}{44634}It sounds like they call each other,
{44639}{44692}each in their own language.
{44971}{45015}And what are they?
{45071}{45109}Pine trees.
{45450}{45490}You leave the light on?
{45494}{45530}At night, I do.
{45543}{45624}Then people can't tell|if I'm in or not.
{45643}{45671}What people?
{45675}{45714}I don't know. Anybody.
{45897}{45944}Do you want something to eat?
{45948}{45984}No, thank you.
{45999}{46044}But you eat if you're hungry.
{46048}{46115}I'm all right.|I'll just make some tea.
{47868}{47911}Do you want one?
{47924}{47966}Yes, please.
{49093}{49134}Will you love me?
{49159}{49226}Yes... I'll love you.
{49230}{49290}You must love me.
{49727}{49767}You should take that off.
{49818}{49861}Take yours off then.
{50659}{50684}Turn round.
{50745}{50809}Turn round|Before you put the candle out.
{52707}{52755}You're already awake?
{53519}{53554}Yer better go.
{54170}{54209}Is it sunny?
{54245}{54283}It will be.
{54382}{54455}How curious. It's tiny now.
{54457}{54506}Like a bud.
{56595}{56669}When did you say|Hilda was coming for you?
{56686}{56715}On Thursday.
{56730}{56792}Oh, yes, that's right, Thursday.
{56924}{56958}When will you be back?
{56989}{57023}A month later.
{57056}{57099}5 weeks at the most.
{57128}{57166}If you ever do come back.
{57174}{57243}- Why wouldn't I come back?|- Who knows?
{57255}{57298}The hand of God...
{57308}{57351}An earthquake...
{57406}{57449}Or a heart quake.
{57514}{57557}Talking of which,
{57579}{57658}is your sister looking|for a new husband too?
{57665}{57713}I mean, as well as yours.
{57785}{57824}Not that I know of.
{57841}{57886}The plan only concerns you?
{57995}{58052}Would you like to know|my conditions?
{58057}{58136}- Your conditions?|- As the legal father.
{58138}{58198}Or had that detail slipped your mind?
{58266}{58304}Go ahead.
{58359}{58450}The child will be English|on both sides.
{58479}{58517}On the father's side,
{58531}{58591}of at least decent stock.
{58659}{58709}I shall bear it in mind.
{60392}{60429}Right...
{60854}{60915}- I thought you'd got lost.|- Lost? No.
{60926}{60986}But I was getting ready to leave.
{61013}{61048}When do you go?
{61052}{61081}Tomorrow.
{61084}{61144}- Tomorrow?|- Yes.
{61163}{61242}My sister's picking me up.|We leave after lunch.
{61411}{61503}- Where are you going?|- To London, then Paris.
{61507}{61595}And near the Italian border,|near Menton.
{61598}{61632}Not where the war was?
{61634}{61687}No. Much further south.
{61690}{61748}By the seaside.
{61942}{62000}It's only for a month.
{62101}{62154}Won't you be glad to see me again?
{62252}{62270}You know...
{62275}{62322}it'll do me good to go away.
{62335}{62386}I haven't been away in so long.
{62402}{62463}Ay, it'll do you good.
{63008}{63039}What are you doing?
{63054}{63101}I want to run in the rain.
{63104}{63162}Don't you think you're wet enough?
{63164}{63250}No, not at all.|I have to take all this off.
{66986}{67014}Wait.
{68864}{68902}It's pretty.
{69326}{69382}You need a flower too.
{69421}{69452}Wait there.
{70110}{70152}It's too long.
{71675}{71704}There.
{71770}{71812}That's good.
{71908}{71956}You need a crown too.
{72742}{72826}It would be so good|if we were alone in this forest.
{72921}{72950}Come here.
{73221}{73283}Wouldn't yer like|to go to Canada with me?
{73348}{73440}The world's the same everywhere.|It'll be the same in Canada.
{73454}{73514}But nobody will know who we are.
{73557}{73600}Not at first.
{73622}{73686}But they will.|Then, it'll be just the same.
{73921}{73972}Wouldn't you like me|to buy a little farm?
{73974}{74024}You could look after it.
{74068}{74118}I have enough of my own money.
{74120}{74187}Then, you'd be your own boss.
{74228}{74269}How much have yer got?
{74271}{74332}I don't know exactly.
{74334}{74406}4 to 5 hundred pounds a year.
{74409}{74481}4 to 5 hundred a year!|Every year?
{74483}{74534}It's my mother's inheritance.
{74586}{74690}Well, I never...! I thought I was|comfortably off with 100 saved up.
{74692}{74765}Wouldn't you like to have a farm?
{74807}{74870}My sister could help me find one.
{74872}{74935}She's very practically minded.
{74951}{75052}I don't think|I'd want a woman to set me up.
{75121}{75177}I'm not just any woman.
{75232}{75264}And anyway...
{75275}{75337}it wouldn't be|just setting you up.
{75341}{75386}You could start the farm,
{75389}{75449}then I could come and live with you.
{75453}{75537}If we decide to get divorced|and live together.
{75603}{75681}Yer'd never want|to live with me on a farm.
{75701}{75763}Yer'd never want|to be Mrs Oliver Parkin.
{75767}{75818}I would! Why wouldn't I?
{75850}{75892}And you'd be independent,
{75897}{75949}you wouldn't owe anyone anything.
{76086}{76193}I think what you prefer|is being alone as much as possible.
{76217}{76278}You like seeing me from time to time,
{76282}{76359}but I don't think|you want me here all the time.
{76475}{76545}That's why I think|you should have a farm
{76550}{76619}where I could come|from time to time,
{76623}{76679}without worrying about marriage.
{76710}{76736}Yer right.
{76771}{76834}Once you marry a woman,|it's a mess.
{76849}{76909}She starts bossing you about.
{76921}{77014}Well, usually,|the man does the bossing.
{77045}{77080}Forget it.
{77370}{77423}God, how I love you!
{77648}{77727}/The next day, Constance|was delighted to be leaving.
{78141}{78173}I'll be right back.
{78342}{78383}Goodbye, Clifford.
{78385}{78434}Bon voyage, Connie.
{78851}{78887}Go on, drive off.
{80258}{80288}Stop!
{80290}{80313}What?
{80315}{80359}Stop, I beg you!
{80361}{80397}Stop!
{81344}{81387}You're here...
{81426}{81461}Don't cry.
{81463}{81523}It'll be all right.
{81550}{81593}It'll be just fine.
{82309}{82354}Yer fly away now.
{83160}{83201}What is going on?
{83325}{83372}Well, what a good start!
{83760}{83827}/The two women|met their father in London.
{83837}{83938}/where they spent a few days|before going to Southampton.
{83954}{84055}/The three of them formed a clan,|protecting each other.
{84072}{84147}/And Constance realised|to her surprise
{84149}{84242}/the power of these family ties
{84244}{84319}/although she had so often denied it.
{84348}{84434}/On the ferry, she confided in Hilda
{84436}{84468}/who disapproved of the misalliance,
{84470}{84571}/but couldn't help being in sympathy|with the passion itself.
{84599}{84664}/In Paris, the trio became a quartet.
{84671}{84724}/Duncan Forbes, a Scottish painter,
{84734}{84820}/the sister's childhood friend,|joined them.
{84826}{84889}/They set off together
{84891}{84944}/across France|from north to south,
{84959}{85028}/stopping wherever|the fancy took them.
{85172}{85236}/Finally, they came|to their destination,
{85238}{85281}/2 weeks after they left,
{85283}{85365}/they reached the Villa Natividad|on the Riviera.
{86719}{86810}/Constance was only happy|with Hilda and Duncan.
{86837}{86899}/For the first few days,|she had loved it.
{86901}{87014}/But she now felt|a sort of creeping malaise
{87017}{87084}/which she was unable to control.
{87554}{87590}/She received
{87592}{87652}/regular news from Clifford.
{87654}{87717}/He was glad|she was enjoying the Riviera
{87719}{87787}/and told her with his typical wit
{87789}{87923}/of his recent readings and|a few anecdotes about Wragby life.
{87928}{88015}/His best stories|came straight from Mrs Bolton
{88017}{88063}/who had told him|that very morning
{88065}{88154}/about the gamekeeper's|misadventures.
{88156}{88245}/The day before,|Bertha, Parkin's lawful wife,
{88247}{88331}/had moved back in,|with all her worldly goods.
{88347}{88413}/The man she used to live with,|a miner,
{88415}{88484}/had apparently thrown her out.
{89580}{89700}/I have just received your letter.|I am replying in a quiet moment.
{89752}{89875}/You will be surprised and happy|by the state of Sir Clifford's health.
{89877}{89985}/He has recovered so well that|all he thinks of is seeing you again.
{90000}{90118}/As for Parkin,|the situation changes every day.
{90120}{90189}/The day after Bertha turned up,
{90191}{90329}/she went to the JP to get Parkin|to live a decent life with her at last.
{90331}{90381}/But Parkin flatly refused.
{90383}{90453}/So, the JP told him|to apply for a divorce.
{90455}{90530}/Parkin said|he would as soon as possible.
{90532}{90607}/Parkin's been at his mother's|for a week now.
{90609}{90667}/He now says he has to leave
{90669}{90788}/and Sir Clifford will have to find|a new gamekeeper.
{90812}{90932}/I was about to close, but there's|more news, so I'll write in haste.
{90946}{91041}As Parkin went past the inn, Bertha's|brother was there with his mates.
{91043}{91116}They'd all been drinking.
{91126}{91215}Dan Coutts stopped him,|then threw himself on him.
{91219}{91286}They went out the back to fight.
{91288}{91343}They say it was a terrible sight.
{91347}{91429}All those brutes|standing around, watching.
{91431}{91524}Parkin was knocked to the ground
{91526}{91623}and hit his head|on the rails in the courtyard.
{91634}{91710}The doctor said|he had slight concussion,
{91712}{91813}but he didn't stop retching for hours.|We were so worried.
{91834}{91913}I went to see him at his mother's.|He's a bit better.
{91917}{91975}I told him|you were coming back soon,
{91979}{92015}and he just turned
{92020}{92056}and looked at me.
{92059}{92105}Then, he fell asleep.
{94022}{94081}My dear Connie! How are you?
{94083}{94108}Me?
{94145}{94240}Just fine. But what about you?
{94348}{94406}It's a miracle to see you standing.
{94440}{94476}Can you walk?
{94478}{94521}I wouldn't call it walking.
{94523}{94586}But I can go forward|in my own way.
{94627}{94682}Field! Were you in on the plot?
{94690}{94725}Surprised, my lady?
{94727}{94824}You can say that again!|And a little scared too.
{94826}{94869}It's not dangerous?
{94871}{94929}No, you needn't worry.
{94938}{95021}Shall we go? Or would you rather|I fetch the chair?
{95023}{95049}Let's go.
{95538}{95587}At last, my lady, you're here!
{95609}{95657}Welcome home!
{95661}{95740}What a joy to see you again.|Let me kiss you.
{95822}{95855}All right, Clifford?
{95857}{95917}The steps are the hardest part.
{96079}{96131}It's really wonderful.
{96201}{96282}Come on, Marshall, let's go.
{96601}{96664}You must be exhausted.|How was the journey?
{96685}{96745}It went perfectly.
{97030}{97129}Thank you for your letter.|What would I do without you?
{97186}{97256}So, what happened in the end?
{97258}{97299}Is Parkin here?
{97319}{97354}He moved out yesterday.
{97357}{97417}The new gamekeeper is moving in.
{97436}{97468}The new gamekeeper...
{97470}{97492}Mrs Bolton?
{97494}{97544}Excuse me... Coming.
{99507}{99554}I wanted to tell you...
{99600}{99658}I think I'm going to have a baby.
{99761}{99809}Have you told Sir Clifford?
{99822}{99856}Not yet.
{99911}{99963}When you do,
{99987}{100028}will he accept it?
{100056}{100081}Yes.
{100139}{100196}You shouldn't hate him for that.
{100206}{100242}I don't hate him.
{100259}{100288}Yes, you do.
{100308}{100365}You hate everyone at the moment.
{100417}{100456}Yes, yer right.
{100494}{100584}I feel like I've swallowed poison.|It's horrible.
{100697}{100760}Is it the idea of going to Sheffield?
{100788}{100860}Yeah, I hate the idea of that too.
{100917}{100971}You'd rather have stayed here?
{100997}{101108}No use discussing it. I've always|known it wouldn't last. It's over.
{101117}{101210}No, listen to me.|Don't go to Sheffield.
{101228}{101312}It's not in your nature.|You'll be unhappy there.
{101316}{101404}Why can't we look|for a place of our own?
{101445}{101496}That's all over and done with.
{101498}{101584}And it's not right for a man|to live off a woman.
{101640}{101705}I'm so worried|you'll be unhappy there.
{101722}{101761}We'll see...
{101892}{101966}But promise me... Look at me.
{102021}{102079}Promise me, if you're really unhappy
{102084}{102152}you'll let me find you|something else.
{102166}{102205}Do you promise?
{102333}{102431}The thing is,|I can't be like other folk.
{102454}{102524}I'm so unhappy|when I can't be alone.
{102584}{102660}But why should you be|like other folk?
{102668}{102699}It's better you're not.
{102710}{102753}No, it's not.
{102757}{102806}You have to be like other folk.
{102891}{102991}When I was a kid,|my mother kept calling me a girl.
{103006}{103095}She said there was|something in my character, like,
{103099}{103160}that was more like a woman|than a man.
{103176}{103230}Well, maybe she was right.
{103279}{103368}Why do you say that|as if it were a weakness. It's not.
{103370}{103464}You're more sensitive|than idiots like Dan Coutts.
{103466}{103540}You should be proud|of being sensitive.
{103542}{103611}Yer can call it|being sensitive or whatever.
{103615}{103673}I see it as a handicap.
{103683}{103759}The idea of going to that factory|is like death!
{103768}{103850}Other folk manage it|without making a fuss.
{103958}{104017}That's why I wanted|to go to Canada.
{104019}{104082}But yer don't want to go, so...
{104084}{104140}No, please don't go to Canada.
{104142}{104217}I've been there and to America.
{104219}{104264}I couldn't be happy there.
{104283}{104349}And I don't think|you'd like it either.
{104352}{104413}It'd kill something in you.
{104426}{104473}You have a gift.
{104480}{104541}You don't realise it, but I know.
{104545}{104591}You have the gift of life.
{104595}{104643}Now I'm afraid you'll spoil it
{104648}{104684}when I need it so much.
{104688}{104746}Please trust me.
{104831}{104912}I know one thing for sure:|you only get one life.
{104919}{104978}Exactly. That's just it.
{104982}{105078}I can give you the money tomorrow|and you can buy a place.
{105090}{105154}A little farm you could work on.
{105202}{105276}No! You don't understand.
{105527}{105562}I love you.
{105576}{105629}If you only knew how much!
{105679}{105725}But I mustn't feel small.
{105765}{105829}I feel like there's no place for me,
{105859}{105916}like I'm worth nothing to no one...
{105924}{105958}except to you.
{106186}{106283}When you went away, I tried|not to think about you too much,
{106293}{106381}because it was no use.|What was the point?
{106394}{106450}But when I still thought about you...
{106471}{106529}I said to myself:
{106547}{106599}You're like my home.
{106612}{106695}And yet, real houses|don't mean much to me.
{106815}{106857}It's because...
{106900}{106948}until I met you,
{106968}{107063}everything was like a prison to me.|I felt locked up,
{107067}{107108}belittled.
{107135}{107227}You opened up the world to me.|And when I think of that...
{107323}{107390}how you opened up to me...
{107437}{107542}how you gave me freedom...
{107584}{107647}I think I'm stupid to be afraid.
{107651}{107730}And if you want me|to work on a farm next year,
{107734}{107778}then, I accept.
{107948}{107994}I'm sorry.
{108033}{108116}It's because I'm so happy|we're together again.
{108968}{109024}I better go now
{109031}{109090}without saying goodbye or anything.
{109163}{109241}But I just wanted to say|that while we're apart,
{109244}{109306}I mean, while we're not together,
{109310}{109370}I don't mind if you see other women.
{109420}{109465}I won't need to.
{109469}{109500}You never know.
{109520}{109589}But don't tell me.|It'll be your secret.
{109593}{109651}But keep your heart gentle.
{109655}{109731}Because if you do|I'll never lose you.
{109761}{109811}I've been without women before.
{109832}{109888}I can wait, you know.
{109903}{109977}Really? You'll wait for me?
{110044}{110085}If I need you one day,
{110126}{110167}if I can't stand my life,
{110171}{110228}if I decide to leave Clifford
{110231}{110273}you'll come for me?
{110287}{110357}If you think you need me|I'll come.
{110368}{110421}If you think|you have no other choice
{110423}{110482}I'll do what's best for us.
{110484}{110532}I'll get a job on a farm and...
{110535}{110608}You'll come for me|if I can't bear it any more?
{110630}{110662}Yes.
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