The Bridges of Madison County Page #15

. . .to marry and have chiIdren. . .

997

01:
39:41,189 -- 01:39:46,343 X1:166 X2:552 Y1:431 Y2:495

. . .in one way, her Iife begins,

but in another way, it stops.

998

01:
39:47,389 -- 01:39:50,745 X1:180 X2:538 Y1:474 Y2:495

You buiId a Iife of detaiIs. . .

999

01:
39:51,269 -- 01:39:54,739 X1:231 X2:488 Y1:431 Y2:495

. . .and you just stop

and stay steady. . .

1000

01:
39:55,069 -- 01:39:58,266 X1:137 X2:581 Y1:431 Y2:495

. . .so that your chiIdren can move.

And when they Ieave. . .

1001

01:
39:58,509 -- 01:40:01,660 X1:159 X2:559 Y1:436 Y2:495

. . .they take your Iife of detaiIs

with them.

1002

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40:02,149 -- 01:40:06,461 X1:072 X2:646 Y1:430 Y2:495

You're expected to move on,

but you don't remember what moved you. . .

1003

01:
40:06,709 -- 01:40:10,258 X1:160 X2:559 Y1:430 Y2:495

. . .because no one's asked you

in so Iong, not even yourseIf.

1004

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40:14,509 -- 01:40:16,227 X1:212 X2:506 Y1:469 Y2:495

But you never think. . . .

1005

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40:17,029 -- 01:40:20,305 X1:168 X2:550 Y1:431 Y2:495

You never think Iove Iike this

wiII happen to you.

1006

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40:22,389 -- 01:40:24,186 X1:173 X2:545 Y1:469 Y2:495

But now that you have it. . .?

1007

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40:25,829 -- 01:40:28,821 X1:160 X2:559 Y1:469 Y2:495

Now I want to keep it forever.

1008

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40:29,069 -- 01:40:33,506 X1:119 X2:600 Y1:431 Y2:495

I want to Iove you the way I do now

for the rest of my Iife. . .

1009

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40:35,269 -- 01:40:36,827 X1:233 X2:486 Y1:474 Y2:495

. . .but if we Ieave. . .

1010

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40:37,069 -- 01:40:38,468 X1:277 X2:442 Y1:474 Y2:495

. . .we Iose it.

1011

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40:39,509 -- 01:40:42,546 X1:196 X2:523 Y1:430 Y2:495

And I can't make

an entire Iife disappear. . .

1012

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40:42,789 -- 01:40:44,507 X1:219 X2:500 Y1:476 Y2:495

. . .to start a new one.

1013

01:
40:44,749 -- 01:40:47,468 X1:217 X2:502 Y1:431 Y2:495

AII I can do is

try to hoId on to us. . .

1014

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40:47,709 -- 01:40:49,506 X1:181 X2:537 Y1:474 Y2:495

. . .somewhere inside of me.

1015

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40:49,749 -- 01:40:51,785 X1:219 X2:499 Y1:469 Y2:495

You have to heIp me.

1016

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41:04,149 -- 01:41:05,662 X1:268 X2:450 Y1:473 Y2:495

Don't Iose us.

1017

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41:06,949 -- 01:41:08,621 X1:216 X2:502 Y1:468 Y2:495

Don't throw us away.

1018

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41:15,229 -- 01:41:17,948 X1:195 X2:524 Y1:431 Y2:495

Maybe you feeI this way.

Maybe you don't.

1019

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41:18,789 -- 01:41:21,303 X1:225 X2:493 Y1:430 Y2:495

Maybe it's because

you're in this house.

1020

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41:21,749 -- 01:41:25,662 X1:090 X2:629 Y1:431 Y2:495

Maybe tomorrow, when they come back,

you'II feeI differentIy.

1021

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41:25,909 -- 01:41:28,469 X1:144 X2:574 Y1:435 Y2:495

-Don't you think that's possibIe?

-I don't know.

1022

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41:31,589 -- 01:41:35,025 X1:185 X2:533 Y1:430 Y2:495

Look, I'm going to be here

a few more days.

1023

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41:35,269 -- 01:41:38,386 X1:161 X2:558 Y1:436 Y2:495

We can taIk Iater.

We don't have to decide now.

1024

01:
41:40,229 -- 01:41:42,743 X1:268 X2:450 Y1:435 Y2:495

Robert, don't!

Don't do this.

1025

01:
41:42,989 -- 01:41:45,264 X1:136 X2:583 Y1:468 Y2:495

I don't want to say goodbye now.

1026

01:
41:45,669 -- 01:41:47,864 X1:112 X2:607 Y1:473 Y2:495

We don't have to make that decision.

1027

01:
41:48,869 -- 01:41:50,746 X1:151 X2:567 Y1:468 Y2:495

Maybe you'II change your mind.

1028

01:
41:51,589 -- 01:41:54,149 X1:170 X2:549 Y1:430 Y2:495

Maybe we'II see each other

and you'II change your mind.

1029

01:
41:57,509 -- 01:41:59,943 X1:221 X2:498 Y1:431 Y2:495

If that happens

you have to decide. . .

1030

01:
42:00,189 -- 01:42:01,986 X1:241 X2:478 Y1:473 Y2:495

. . .because I can't.

1031

01:
42:39,829 -- 01:42:41,660 X1:216 X2:503 Y1:468 Y2:495

I'II onIy say this once.

1032

01:
42:44,029 -- 01:42:45,985 X1:200 X2:519 Y1:473 Y2:495

I've never said it before.

1033

01:
42:46,949 -- 01:42:50,544 X1:166 X2:553 Y1:431 Y2:495

But this kind of certainty

comes just once in a Iifetime.

1034

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44:48,669 -- 01:44:49,897 X1:325 X2:394 Y1:474 Y2:495

Look!

1035

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45:03,869 -- 01:45:06,463 X1:233 X2:485 Y1:436 Y2:495

-You got it.

-I couIdn't seII him.

1036

01:
45:06,709 -- 01:45:09,223 X1:210 X2:508 Y1:431 Y2:495

I know.

I knew you wouId win.

1037

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45:09,469 -- 01:45:12,427 X1:193 X2:526 Y1:436 Y2:495

-Good girI. Proud of you.

-Thanks.

1038

01:
45:12,669 -- 01:45:14,068 X1:284 X2:435 Y1:431 Y2:495

-Hi, Mom.

-Hi, darIing.

1039

01:
45:14,309 -- 01:45:16,379 X1:272 X2:446 Y1:436 Y2:495

-Did you eat?

-Yeah. I ate.

1040

01:
45:17,629 -- 01:45:19,426 X1:254 X2:465 Y1:431 Y2:495

Hey, there.

How you doing?

1041

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45:19,669 -- 01:45:22,388 X1:105 X2:613 Y1:468 Y2:495

It didn't take you too Iong to get here.

1042

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45:25,869 -- 01:45:28,019 X1:247 X2:471 Y1:431 Y2:495

-We had fun.

-Are you hungry?

1043

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45:28,269 -- 01:45:30,100 X1:201 X2:518 Y1:469 Y2:495

I got something for you.

1044

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45:32,549 -- 01:45:34,062 X1:235 X2:484 Y1:469 Y2:495

The fair was great.

1045

01:
45:39,629 -- 01:45:41,540 X1:232 X2:486 Y1:474 Y2:495

iYou all came home./i

1046

01:
45:41,789 -- 01:45:43,017 X1:251 X2:467 Y1:469 Y2:495

iAnd, with you.../i

1047

01:
45:43,269 -- 01:45:45,624 X1:230 X2:488 Y1:469 Y2:495

i...my life of details./i

1048

01:
45:50,629 -- 01:45:53,826 X1:149 X2:569 Y1:431 Y2:495

iA day or 2 passed,/i

iand with each thought of him.../i

1049

01:
45:54,069 -- 01:45:56,867 X1:167 X2:552 Y1:436 Y2:495

i...a task would present itself/i

ilike a lifesaver.../i

1050

01:
45:57,109 -- 01:46:00,499 X1:187 X2:531 Y1:431 Y2:495

i...pulling me further away/i

ifrom those 4 days./i

1051

01:
46:01,709 -- 01:46:03,347 X1:264 X2:454 Y1:469 Y2:495

iI was grateful./i

1052

01:
46:03,629 -- 01:46:05,506 X1:292 X2:427 Y1:474 Y2:495

iI felt safe./i

1053

01:
46:12,549 -- 01:46:16,428 X1:181 X2:538 Y1:431 Y2:495

iPut me out of my misery./i

iI can 't stand the suspense./i

1054

01:
46:16,669 -- 01:46:18,500 X1:189 X2:530 Y1:469 Y2:495

iI'm not talking about you./i

1055

01:
46:18,749 -- 01:46:21,786 X1:127 X2:591 Y1:431 Y2:495

iI know I'm a goner./i

iI can 't stand the suspense. Shoot./i

1056

01:
46:22,029 -- 01:46:23,940 X1:167 X2:552 Y1:474 Y2:495

iI don 't even need a blindfold./i

1057

01:
46:24,189 -- 01:46:27,704 X1:178 X2:540 Y1:431 Y2:495

iCondemned man 's dinner./i

iChicken, peas, watermelon./i

1058

01:
46:45,109 -- 01:46:49,785 X1:091 X2:628 Y1:431 Y2:495

-Do you want anything speciaI?

-How about that brown sugar meat Ioaf?

1059

01:
48:46,149 -- 01:48:48,947 X1:182 X2:536 Y1:436 Y2:495

iFor a moment,/i

iI didn 't know where I was./i

1060

01:
48:49,669 -- 01:48:53,662 X1:142 X2:577 Y1:431 Y2:495

iAnd for a split second, I thought/i

ithat he didn 't really want me./i

1061

01:
48:54,789 -- 01:48:57,064 X1:154 X2:564 Y1:469 Y2:495

iThat it was easy to walk away./i

1062

01:
49:36,149 -- 01:49:39,539 X1:156 X2:562 Y1:431 Y2:495

iRobert leaned over as if to get/i

isomething from the glove box./i

1063

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