Edward arrives at the house. |
Edward is introduced to Elsie. |
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Edward tries to make small talk with Elsie. |
Elsie decides it was a mistake to come. She decides to leave. |
Edward tells her that it's wrong to run away, so she
doesn't. |
Mr. Hilary, Elsie's father, is just as anxious that his daughter not
marry into this family. |
Edward watches Elsie play tennis. |
Edward tells her he
loves her. She says she loves him, too. |
Elsie asks about Helen Hale. Edward says he plans to go to Paris to tell her in person that he
has fallen in love with Elsie. |
Elsie worries that Helen won't let him come back to her. |
Uncle Reggie suspects what is going on. |
Elsie realizes what the death of Victor Hale means. |
Edward shows Elsie the letter he has written to Helen Hale. |
Edward speaks to Helen on the phone. She can tell something is
wrong. |
He didn't have the courage to tell her about Elsie. |
Elsie says, "When the novelty of loving me as you love me now wore off, you'd have
got a longing for her that would have made you hate me." |
She says goodbye to him. |
