The Mark

00:02:17 Excuse me.

00:06:57 You came to England during the war.

00:11:05 No, of course not.

00:16:02 - The job, I mean. - Yes, the job.

00:20:34 Just say it. It can’t hurt.

00:25:26 and you've troubles of your own, no doubt.

00:29:24 Wait a minute, Roy.

00:33:52 - What do you mean? - How long did you know her?

00:39:02 Well, I thought of Ellen yesterday afternoon.

00:43:16 Yes, darling.

00:48:31 Will you come to the house next time?

00:56:30 I had no idea you existed until the day before you came.

01:01:38 Yes.

01:06:05 Oh, good.

01:11:31 In any case, it couldn't have been better than this.

01:16:18 She was a child and I was looking at her as a child and nothing else.

01:22:00 I'll wake you up.

01:28:06 Yes.

01:34:11 - Hasn't been quite a while, you know. - I'm sorry, Roy.

01:39:49 I found out where she lived. I was on the house,

01:47:45 - And you were here? - Let me explain, Jim.

01:54:59 Well...

01:59:33 because if you go into an institution, you'll give up, slowly but surely.

02:06:08 Lots of time.