Akibiyori Page #10
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- 1960
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l know. They're having fun at his expense.
876
01:
12:42,327 -- 01:12:44,283They're both so bad.
877
01:
12:44,767 -- 01:12:49,045Your husband is a bit better.
878
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12:50,007 -- 01:12:51,884''lf l died, would you get remarried?''
879
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12:52,007 -- 01:12:55,079And l said, ''No, l've had enough.''
Then he said, ''l would.''
880
01:
12:55,207 -- 01:12:58,916l asked him, ''To whom?''
He said, ''To Akiko, of course.''
881
01:
12:59,047 -- 01:13:02,642-Really? Mine is probably the same.
-Pretty women always have the advantage.
882
01:
13:02,847 -- 01:13:05,281That's so true. l'm jealous.
883
01:
13:05,447 -- 01:13:08,564Akiko can't just suddenly decide
to get remarried, you know.
884
01:
13:08,727 -- 01:13:11,878She won't say yes right away.
l wouldn't, either.
885
01:
13:12,007 -- 01:13:15,079Me, neither. Even if l were interested.
886
01:
13:15,407 -- 01:13:18,205-Right. They're so tactless.
-They really are.
887
01:
13:20,047 -- 01:13:22,561-Mum, l'll see you later.
-Are you going on a date, Michiko?
888
01:
13:22,687 -- 01:13:25,838Yes, from the evening till late at night.
Good guess.
889
01:
13:26,247 -- 01:13:28,238-See you.
-Bye.
890
01:
13:28,367 -- 01:13:30,278What's to be done
891
01:
13:30,407 -- 01:13:31,726Mine's a headache, too.
892
01:
13:32,407 -- 01:13:36,764Things were simpler in our day.
All we wanted was to go see an opera.
893
01:
13:37,087 -- 01:13:41,080Yes, iMon Paris/i or iWhen Lilac Blooms./i
894
01:
13:41,287 -- 01:13:44,438Nowadays, they listen to rockabilly
and Elvis Presley.
895
01:
13:44,567 -- 01:13:47,320No wonder things like painted tin flowers
are in fashion.
896
01:
13:47,447 -- 01:13:48,562You're right.
897
01:
13:51,487 -- 01:13:53,557-Good afternoon.
-Hi.
898
01:
13:55,687 -- 01:13:59,282for Mrs Miwa's daughter.
899
01:
13:59,407 -- 01:14:00,396Oh.
900
01:
14:00,527 -- 01:14:03,200of Ayako's marriage first.
901
01:
14:03,327 -- 01:14:07,843You don't have to worry
about Akiko's remarriage.
902
01:
14:08,167 -- 01:14:11,364Well, your husband came up with that idea.
903
01:
14:11,487 -- 01:14:14,559Really? He said it was your idea.
904
01:
14:14,847 -- 01:14:16,917No, it was your husband's.
905
01:
14:17,527 -- 01:14:20,837-Whose is it, l wonder?
-lt's Taguchi's, of course.
906
01:
14:21,207 -- 01:14:24,882l heard you saw Akiko in tears
and thought she was stunningly beautiful.
907
01:
14:25,047 -- 01:14:29,723He said that? He reserved our roles.
908
01:
14:30,327 -- 01:14:32,682Did he also say l ate the apple?
909
01:
14:32,887 -- 01:14:33,842Yes.
910
01:
14:34,327 -- 01:14:36,682-l heard it was delicious.
-You're silly.
911
01:
14:38,087 -- 01:14:42,444Anyway, we'll take care of Ayako first,
if you think that's better.
912
01:
14:42,647 -- 01:14:44,524Of course we do.
913
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14:45,007 -- 01:14:46,406Right.
914
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14:46,927 -- 01:14:49,122915
01:
15:22,927 -- 01:15:23,962Welcome.
916
01:
15:26,047 -- 01:15:28,083ls Mr Mamiya here?
917
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15:28,607 -- 01:15:30,086Yes, he's waiting for you.
918
01:
15:31,727 -- 01:15:33,479l'm over here, Ayako.
919
01:
15:37,767 -- 01:15:38,756Please come in.
920
01:
15:44,287 -- 01:15:45,640l'm sorry l'm late.
921
01:
15:45,807 -- 01:15:47,843-Was the place difficult to find?
-No.
922
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15:48,087 -- 01:15:49,202Please have a seat.
923
01:
15:55,167 -- 01:15:56,486Make yourself comfortable.
924
01:
15:58,407 -- 01:16:02,480We don't have much time,
so l'm going to get right down to business.
925
01:
16:03,167 -- 01:16:07,445lt's about your marriage.
What do you think of Goto?
926
01:
16:08,927 -- 01:16:10,042What?
927
01:
16:10,167 -- 01:16:13,682Do you like him or not? Tell me.
928
01:
16:16,167 -- 01:16:17,566l wouldn't say l dislike him.
929
01:
16:17,687 -- 01:16:20,804Then you like him. He said he likes you, too.
930
01:
16:23,367 -- 01:16:27,758Well, go ahead and marry him, will you?
931
01:
16:29,207 -- 01:16:31,482-But...
-What?
932
01:
16:32,087 -- 01:16:35,397l haven't decided yet if l'll ever get married.
933
01:
16:35,527 -- 01:16:37,882That's what you said last time.
934
01:
16:38,007 -- 01:16:41,602So l can't answer you right now.
935
01:
16:41,727 -- 01:16:45,276lf you like him, why not get married?
936
01:
16:45,607 -- 01:16:49,646if l got married?
937
01:
16:49,767 -- 01:16:52,406-You're concerned about your mother?
-Yes.
938
01:
16:52,807 -- 01:16:57,403We've thought of her happiness, too.
We won't let her down.
939
01:
16:58,687 -- 01:17:01,440What do you mean?
940
01:
17:01,687 -- 01:17:07,444or instance, what do you think
about your mother getting remarried?
941
01:
17:07,847 -- 01:17:11,237ls there talk of that?
942
01:
17:11,567 -- 01:17:13,842Sort of.
943
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17:18,727 -- 01:17:20,240944
01:
17:26,527 -- 01:17:27,801Here you go.
945
01:
17:48,847 -- 01:17:53,443What's wrong?
You look like you're deep in thought.
946
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17:55,247 -- 01:17:57,920ls it definite?
947
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17:58,207 -- 01:18:01,802-You mean your mother's remarriage?
-Who is he?
948
01:
18:02,007 -- 01:18:03,884-The man?
-Yes.
949
01:
18:04,887 -- 01:18:10,484Since you and your mother both know him,
l thought Hirayama might be good.
950
01:
18:10,727 -- 01:18:12,001Mr Hirayama?
951
01:
18:12,527 -- 01:18:16,202What do you think of him?
You don't like him?
952
01:
18:19,647 -- 01:18:22,480Well, it's not definite yet.
953
01:
18:29,887 -- 01:18:31,115What do you think?
954
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19:01,927 -- 01:19:04,157Hi. Are you hungry?
955
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19:09,927 -- 01:19:11,599We're having a very plain supper tonight.
956
01:
19:11,727 -- 01:19:15,481l meant to buy something on my way home,
but l was late, too.
957
01:
19:20,287 -- 01:19:22,721What's wrong?
958
01:
19:25,607 -- 01:19:29,236What's the matter?
l wonder what's up with her.
959
01:
19:38,567 -- 01:19:41,764l saw somebody on the train today
who l hadn't seen in years.
960
01:
19:43,047 -- 01:19:46,881l wonder if you would remember her.
961
01:
19:47,607 -- 01:19:52,078She often came to our house to sell rice
962
01:
19:52,687 -- 01:19:55,406She looked so elegant
that l hardly recognised her.
963
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19:56,647 -- 01:19:57,682Mum.
964
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19:59,487 -- 01:20:00,442Yes?
965
01:
20:00,847 -- 01:20:03,680ls there something
you've been keeping from me?
966
01:
20:04,167 -- 01:20:05,202What?
967
01:
20:06,007 -- 01:20:10,000Uncle Mamiya told me
968
01:
20:11,007 -- 01:20:12,156What did he tell you?
969
01:
20:13,327 -- 01:20:16,080Mum, are you going to get remarried?
970
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20:16,207 -- 01:20:18,038
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