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but when Peter gets started on #201 · 14:24.800 → 14:29.749 | +2 | |
- And the insults aren't far off. #202 · 14:30.040 → 14:34.716 | +2 | |
Katarina is a businessman, #203 · 14:35.400 → 14:40.076 | +1 | |
A businessman... #204 · 14:40.360 → 14:43.636 | +1 | |
ln addition to which, #205 · 14:45.160 → 14:48.357 | +2 | |
and she has #206 · 14:48.640 → 14:53.270 | +2 | |
She's attractive as well. #207 · 14:53.560 → 14:56.552 | +2 | |
She's a paragon, #208 · 14:56.840 → 15:01.834 | +2 | |
How l ever got lucky with that #209 · 15:02.120 → 15:06.591 | +2 | |
l really think we'll ring for a taxi #210 · 15:06.880 → 15:10.316 | +2 | |
This can't be pleasant #211 · 15:10.600 → 15:14.070 | +2 | |
No... Johan and Marianne? #212 · 15:14.360 → 15:15.839 | +2 | |
They're candy figurines #213 · 15:16.120 → 15:19.396 | +2 | |
Just like the marzipan pigs #214 · 15:19.680 → 15:21.910 | +1 | |
lt's good for their moral fibre, #215 · 15:25.160 → 15:28.118 | +2 | |
to gaze #216 · 15:28.400 → 15:33.269 | +2 | |
August Strindberg #217 · 15:39.880 → 15:44.032 | +1 | |
once wrote: #218 · 15:44.320 → 15:46.595 | +1 | |
''''''ls there anything more fearsome'' #219 · 15:46.880 → 15:50.589 | +2 | |
''than a husband and wife #220 · 15:50.880 → 15:55.749 | +1 | |
What do you say? #221 · 15:56.880 → 16:00.759 | +2 | |
But then Katarina and l are children. #222 · 16:01.040 → 16:06.910 | +1 | |
Deep down, Katarina #223 · 16:07.200 → 16:12.194 | +1 | |
because she has fallen down #224 · 16:12.480 → 16:14.914 | +1 | |
and no one comforts her. #225 · 16:15.200 → 16:18.431 | +1 | |
And l haven't grown up either. #226 · 16:19.520 → 16:22.398 | +2 | |
l cry #227 · 16:22.680 → 16:27.834 | +2 | |
in spite of my bad behaviour. #228 · 16:28.120 → 16:31.430 | +2 | |
There's one thing to be grateful for. #229 · 16:31.720 → 16:34.029 | +2 | |
That there is nothing #230 · 16:34.320 → 16:38.393 | +2 | |
That's why we're ready for a divorce. #231 · 16:38.680 → 16:42.309 | +2 | |
Provided you listen to reason. #232 · 16:42.600 → 16:45.160 | +2 | |
Provided we simultaneously, #233 · 16:45.440 → 16:48.398 | +2 | |
in each other's presence #234 · 16:48.680 → 16:51.148 | +2 | |
and in front of reliable witnesses, #235 · 16:51.440 → 16:55.877 | +2 | |
So no one can stiff the other. #236 · 16:56.160 → 16:59.789 | +2 | |
- We'll call you up this week. #237 · 17:00.080 → 17:03.709 | +2 | |
Borglund can help you #238 · 17:04.000 → 17:07.436 | +2 | |
What do you say? #239 · 17:07.720 → 17:09.119 | +2 | |
Even if we agree on money matters, #240 · 17:09.400 → 17:14.269 | +1 | |
l'm convinced of that. #241 · 17:14.560 → 17:16.152 | +1 | |
You think you're that bloody #242 · 17:16.440 → 17:22.515 | +2 | |
Whatever gave you that idea? #243 · 17:24.160 → 17:26.799 | +2 | |
Do tell me... Tell us. #244 · 17:27.080 → 17:30.356 | +2 | |
You force me to have sex, #245 · 17:30.640 → 17:32.995 | +2 | |
since you can't get it up #246 · 17:33.280 → 17:35.077 | +2 | |
Your need of a guilty conscience #247 · 17:38.440 → 17:44.276 | +2 | |
Now that it's all over with Jan #248 · 17:47.040 → 17:50.999 | +1 | |
You're stuck with old Peter. #249 · 17:51.280 → 17:55.159 | +1 | |
He has the right patience. #250 · 17:55.440 → 17:58.637 | +1 | |
So you think #251 · 17:59.920 → 18:02.593 | +1 | |
How touching... #252 · 18:03.080 → 18:05.594 | +1 | |
You think there are no others. #253 · 18:06.600 → 18:08.397 | +1 | |
Let me tell you one thing, Peter... #254 · 18:08.680 → 18:10.636 | +2 | |
Please excuse me #255 · 18:10.920 → 18:13.957 | +2 | |
but Peter is asking for it #256 · 18:14.240 → 18:19.314 | +2 | |
l'll tell you this, Peter... #257 · 18:19.600 → 18:21.955 | +2 | |
You nauseate me so much... #258 · 18:22.240 → 18:26.028 | +2 | |
..in a physical sense... #259 · 18:27.320 → 18:30.198 | +1 | |
that l'd buy myself a lay just #260 · 18:30.480 → 18:34.951 | +1 | |
''''''Abide with me, #261 · 18:35.240 → 18:40.394 | +1 | |
''The darkness deepens, #262 · 18:40.840 → 18:45.675 | +1 | |
You son of a bitch! #263 · 18:45.960 → 18:47.234 | +1 | |
''''''When other helpers fail #264 · 18:47.520 → 18:53.834 | +1 | |
''Help of the helpless, #265 · 18:54.120 → 19:00.673 | +1 | |
Whatever #266 · 19:00.960 → 19:04.032 | +1 | |
l hope there won't #267 · 19:22.760 → 19:25.877 | +1 | |
l don't know about liqueur... #268 · 19:26.160 → 19:29.152 | +1 | |
Why don't you bill me? #269 · 19:29.440 → 19:30.953 | +1 | |
Do as l say! #270 · 19:31.240 → 19:33.117 | +1 | |
Would you mind #271 · 19:38.440 → 19:42.399 | +1 | |
l'm pretty sloshed. #272 · 19:43.280 → 19:46.272 | +1 | |
Forgive us. #273 · 19:47.120 → 19:52.478 | +1 | |
But you're our best friends. #274 · 19:52.760 → 19:55.638 | +1 | |
You're our only friends. #275 · 19:59.960 → 20:02.394 | +1 | |
Forgive me... Forgive us. #276 · 20:04.320 → 20:08.791 | +1 | |
lf you ring for a cab, #277 · 20:12.960 → 20:15.155 | +1 | |
l'll take my bacchante home #278 · 20:15.440 → 20:18.159 | +1 | |
and we'll finish our little scene. #279 · 20:18.440 → 20:21.398 | +1 | |
The finale is usually #280 · 20:22.320 → 20:25.198 | +1 | |
- What's the time? #281 · 20:28.280 → 20:30.510 | +1 | |
- Thank goodness we got rid of them. #282 · 20:30.800 → 20:35.191 | +1 | |
Do you believe it's possible #283 · 20:35.480 → 20:39.268 | +1 | |
lt's an absurd convention. #284 · 20:39.560 → 20:41.516 | +1 | |
Marriage should #285 · 20:41.800 → 20:44.268 | +1 | |
- Or be subject to annual renewal. #286 · 20:44.560 → 20:48.997 | +1 | |
No, we're the exception #287 · 20:49.280 → 20:53.910 | +1 | |
- So you think we'll stay together? #288 · 20:54.200 → 20:58.990 | +1 | |
Are you ever sorry #289 · 20:59.280 → 21:02.352 | +1 | |
- No, are you? #290 · 21:02.560 → 21:04.312 | +1 | |
- Well, l'll be damned! #291 · 21:04.600 → 21:07.831 | +1 | |
l wonder if there's something wrong #292 · 21:08.120 → 21:12.511 | +1 | |
- l'm content. #293 · 21:12.800 → 21:17.351 | +1 | |
Katarina and Peter go through hell #294 · 21:19.480 → 21:24.679 | +1 | |
They have to translate everything #295 · 21:24.960 → 21:29.158 | +1 | |
- l think it's simpler than that. #296 · 21:29.440 → 21:34.639 | +1 | |
We speak the same language, #297 · 21:34.920 → 21:38.754 | +1 | |
l think it's the money. #298 · 21:38.960 → 21:40.393 | +1 | |
lf you speak the same language, #299 · 21:40.680 → 21:45.515 | +1 | |
- You and your languages. #300 · 21:45.800 → 21:49.918 | +1 | |
Sometimes it's as if the couple #301 · 21:50.200 → 21:52.191 | +1 | |
are talking on bad telephone lines. #302 · 21:52.480 → 21:56.189 | +1 | |
Sometimes it's like listening to #303 · 21:56.480 → 22:00.917 | +1 | |
and sometimes it's #304 · 22:01.200 → 22:04.715 | +1 | |
- l don't know which is the worst. #305 · 22:05.000 → 22:08.470 | +1 | |
Supposing the kids went to day care #306 · 22:08.760 → 22:12.958 | +1 | |
- lt wouldn't matter. #307 · 22:13.240 → 22:15.674 | +1 | |
lf you speak the same language, #308 · 22:15.960 → 22:19.509 | ||
That's a romantic view. #309 · 22:19.800 → 22:21.597 | +1 | |
Do you think our relationship would #310 · 22:21.880 → 22:26.749 | +1 | |
- Yes, l do. Seriously. #311 · 22:27.040 → 22:31.989 | +1 | |
''Regardless of our ''''language''''.'' #312 · 22:32.280 → 22:34.714 | +1 | |
lsn't the danger of estrangement #313 · 22:35.000 → 22:39.596 | +1 | |
Definitely not. #314 · 22:39.880 → 22:41.996 | +1 | |
Hard, tedious labour exposes #315 · 22:42.280 → 22:46.717 | +1 | |
You're sillier than l thought #316 · 22:47.000 → 22:52.199 | +1 | |
- We'll see. #317 · 22:52.480 → 22:54.436 | +1 | |
- l don't know, do you? #318 · 22:54.720 → 22:58.633 | +1 | |
- Aren't you hungry? #319 · 22:58.920 → 23:01.195 | +1 | |
How about #320 · 23:01.480 → 23:05.837 | +1 | |
Sounds marvellous. #321 · 23:06.120 → 23:08.680 | +1 | |
THE ART OF SWEEPlNG MATTERS #322 · 23:09.520 → 23:12.717 | +1 | |
- Good morning. #323 · 23:50.520 → 23:54.308 | +1 | |
- Did you sleep well? #324 · 23:55.680 → 23:58.797 | +1 | |
Well, l woke up at 5 o'clock #325 · 23:59.080 → 24:04.677 | +1 | |
- Why not? #326 · 24:04.960 → 24:07.758 | +1 | |
- Should l feel guilty? #327 · 24:08.040 → 24:10.793 | +1 | |
For once you're not to blame, dear. #328 · 24:11.080 → 24:14.789 | +1 | |
l lay fuming about #329 · 24:15.080 → 24:18.755 | +1 | |
We always have Sunday dinner #330 · 24:19.040 → 24:22.476 | +1 | |
- lt's absurd. #331 · 24:22.760 → 24:25.115 | +1 | |
- l'm going to cancel dinner. #332 · 24:25.400 → 24:29.154 | +1 | |
- What will your mother say? #333 · 24:29.440 → 24:33.319 | +1 | |
l want to spend Sunday #334 · 24:33.600 → 24:36.751 | +1 | |
- Well, if you can swing that...! #335 · 24:37.040 → 24:40.237 | +1 | |
l'm fed up... #336 · 24:40.520 → 24:42.636 | +1 | |
- ls it the curse? #337 · 24:42.920 → 24:46.708 | +1 | |
Even if my period's due on Monday, #338 · 24:47.000 → 24:51.516 | +1 | |
- What's wrong? #339 · 24:51.800 → 24:54.109 | +1 | |
that our life is mapped out and #340 · 24:54.400 → 24:59.269 | +1 | |
- But we have our vacations. #341 · 24:59.960 → 25:05.512 | +1 | |
- Aren't you going to wake the girls? #342 · 25:05.800 → 25:09.475 | +1 | |
Karin has the day off from school #343 · 25:10.160 → 25:13.755 | +1 | |
She needs to come along on Sunday #344 · 25:14.440 → 25:19.639 | +1 | |
- You were going to cancel dinner. #345 · 25:19.920 → 25:23.310 | +1 | |
Oh no, l'm not making #346 · 25:23.600 → 25:26.512 | +1 | |
Aren't you going to call your mother? #347 · 25:29.960 → 25:32.394 | +1 | |
- Didn't we agree you would call? #348 · 25:33.000 → 25:36.470 | +1 | |
l'll hold your hand in moral support. #349 · 25:36.760 → 25:40.036 | +1 | |
All right, l'll do it... #350 · 25:42.680 → 25:44.955 | +1 | |
- My, my heart's pounding! #351 · 25:47.040 → 25:53.115 | +1 | |
No answer? What a relief! #352 · 26:04.920 → 26:08.310 | +1 | |
Hello. Miss Alm? ls my mother in? #353 · 26:08.600 → 26:12.878 | +1 | |
May l have a word with her? #354 · 26:13.160 → 26:15.230 | +1 | |
How is your knee, by the way? #355 · 26:15.520 → 26:19.035 | +1 | |
Oh, it's not any better? #356 · 26:19.320 → 26:21.709 | +1 | |
lt's worse? That's too bad... #357 · 26:22.000 → 26:27.279 | +1 | |
He's not sympathetic, you say? #358 · 26:27.560 → 26:31.872 | +1 | |
Hello, Mother. How are you? #359 · 26:33.600 → 26:37.070 | +1 | |
Now isn't that nice. #360 · 26:37.360 → 26:41.069 | +1 | |
Right, he was going to the country. #361 · 26:41.360 → 26:43.430 | +1 | |
So you let him go off #362 · 26:43.720 → 26:47.395 | +1 | |
Oh, Erik is with him. That's good. #363 · 26:47.680 → 26:51.434 | +1 | |
l'm sorry, but there's #364 · 26:51.720 → 26:56.191 | +1 | |
Exactly, how did you guess? #365 · 27:00.320 → 27:03.471 | +1 | |
What reasons do we have? #366 · 27:05.000 → 27:07.116 | +1 | |
l simply want to spend Sunday #367 · 27:07.400 → 27:11.518 | +1 | |
No, we're not going anywhere. #368 · 27:11.800 → 27:14.837 | +1 | |
We just don't #369 · 27:15.560 → 27:18.916 | +1 | |
l don't think for a moment that dad #370 · 27:22.720 → 27:28.352 | +1 | |
lt should be a pleasure #371 · 27:29.160 → 27:33.199 | +1 | |
Yes, l see. l see. #372 · 27:39.480 → 27:43.359 | +1 | |
You hadn't told me that bit of news. #373 · 27:43.640 → 27:47.713 | +1 | |
Bored stiff, to be quite honest. #374 · 27:48.000 → 27:51.913 | +1 | |
No, forget all about it, Mother. #375 · 27:52.640 → 27:54.870 | +1 | |
We'll be there. #376 · 27:55.160 → 27:57.355 | +1 | |
Yes, we'll manage. lt's fine. #377 · 27:58.080 → 28:01.868 | +1 | |
We're looking forward to it. #378 · 28:02.160 → 28:04.720 | +1 | |
Bye for now, Mother dear. #379 · 28:05.000 → 28:08.913 | +1 | |
The revolution #380 · 28:11.000 → 28:13.355 | +1 | |
Aunt Elsa is coming #381 · 28:14.320 → 28:17.232 | +1 | |
and she was so #382 · 28:17.520 → 28:19.590 | +1 | |
- She has a present for you. #383 · 28:19.880 → 28:23.077 | +1 | |
- And your dad longed to see us. #384 · 28:23.360 → 28:26.750 | +1 | |
l admire your courage all the same. #385 · 28:27.040 → 28:30.589 | +1 | |
Don't be upset. #386 · 28:30.880 → 28:33.155 | +1 | |
- Will you be home for dinner? #387 · 28:35.800 → 28:40.874 | +1 | |
Don't you like #388 · 28:41.160 → 28:44.072 | +1 | |
My, aren't we in a fine mood today? #389 · 28:44.360 → 28:47.830 | +1 | |
l'd love to stay in bed for a week, #390 · 28:48.120 → 28:51.237 | +1 | |
so we could just hold each other. #391 · 28:51.520 → 28:53.636 | +1 | |
- And we'd both have a good cry. #392 · 28:53.920 → 28:58.516 | +1 | |
lf only l could be sure #393 · 28:58.800 → 29:02.190 | +1 | |
You're suffering from #394 · 29:02.480 → 29:05.472 | +1 | |
- Did you want a life like this? #395 · 29:05.760 → 29:09.639 | +1 | |
What if we started #396 · 29:09.920 → 29:13.595 | +1 | |
What would you do then? #397 · 29:13.880 → 29:15.438 | +1 | |
Kill you, of course. #398 · 29:16.200 → 29:18.873 | +1 | |
- Sometimes l wish... #399 · 29:20.160 → 29:23.948 | +1 | |
Nothing... #400 · 29:24.240 → 29:27.038 | +1 |