By Ingmar Bergman, Lars Malstrom, David Kushner
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But if I ever loved anyone, it is that girl. DESIREE: Fredrik Egerman loves! It isn't possible. Desiree's voice trembles a bit. Fredrik raises his head; he looks tired and old. FREDRIK: One gets such strange ideas with the passing years. I mean things like consideration and tenderness and caution . . and . . and . . yes, love. DESIREE: What a remarkable girl she is to have enabled you to be hurt by something besides a toothache or an ingrown toenail. FREDRIK: When I come home in the afternoon, she embraces me and laughs because she is happy that I'm home.
FREDRIK: One gets such strange ideas with the passing years. I mean things like consideration and tenderness and caution . . and . . and . . yes, love. DESIREE: What a remarkable girl she is to have enabled you to be hurt by something besides a toothache or an ingrown toenail. FREDRIK: When I come home in the afternoon, she embraces me and laughs because she is happy that I'm home. She is as obstinate as a spoiled child; she has a violent temper and becomes terribly angry. She is so full of life that my old house has started to settle and the walls have begun to crack.
She gets out of the hansom cab and walks up the steps to the terrace, into the hallway and through the big, bright dining room. She climbs the stairs, turns down a corridor and knocks at the door of the bedroom. 74 It is a very large room and old Mrs. Armfeldt is a very small lady. She sits in her bed, which is also enormous, and amuses herself with her morning solitaire. When her daughter enters, she looks up, surprised. OLD LADY: What has happened now to bring my daughter Desiree here at seven in the morning?