could i speak to you for a second, dad?
dad - could we just talk about this for a second?
i'd like to discuss this.
dad - can you listen -
mrs. robinson?
it's benjamin.
benjamin braddock.
can you look through the glass.
can you see me now?
well - i would say that i'm just drifting.
wait a minute.
dear elaine - i am now visiting berkeley, after growing somewhat weary of family life. i have been meaning to stop by and pay my respects but am not entirely certain just how you feel about seeing me after the incident involving myself and your mother. it was certainly a serious mistake on my part but not serious enough. i hope --
mr. and mrs. g. l. robinson take great pleasure in announcing the wedding of their daughter.
honey - i'm home.
where are the kids?
dear mom and dad. you may have wondered why elaine and i haven't written in such a long time, but the postal sytem here in greenland isn't the most efficient. life among these wonderful natives.
yes - how long ago that all seems.
excuse me - i'm sorry - i wonder if i could get by - excuse me -
well - how about this for a coincidence.
i'm afraid i don't know.
and the other?