get it at Woolworth's.
Susie Ristelli got hers there.
It almost looks like
the real thing.
I saw it.
It really does.
It's amazing.
I wanna get one.
Frankie, I just heard--
I wanna talk to you.
He's crazy.
Wow.  Total romance.
I thought you were coming
for dinner tonight.
I am !
Frankie.
When, Frankie ?
After the wedding ?
Come on.
You don't have to be
a piece of his turf.
Look.  I'm not his.
I can make my own choices,
Morgan.  I'll be there.
Go easy on him tonight, Page.
This means a lot to him.
Mm-hmm.
So did that girl he brought home
for Easter last year, remember ?
She was so stoned, all she could
do was look at the peas and say,
"Wow, they're so green."
She was kinda cute.
No, really,
this is different.
He's really trying.
So am I.
I'll get it.
C-Come on in.
Come on in.
Oh, I, uh,
I brought your book.
How'd you like it ?
It was good.
A little crazy.
I never met anybody
that felt things that way.
Yeah.
Well, are we gonna
stand here all night ?
Thank you.
Oh, thank you.
You know, I think you would have
really enjoyed spending time
with us in Connecticut, Frankie.
There was always
so much to do.
Our house was
right on the Sound.
Skiing, boating.
Morgan was quite
a good yachtsman
in his own way.
You were.
Don't you think he was
better than Brian, David ?
Mm.
I think so.
If only he would put
a little heart into it.
Of course, none of that
matters very much now.
I mean, since we've moved.
What a pretty picture.
What's with Frankie, man ?
Get outta here.
What ?
Get outta here,
I said, Eddie.
Get outta here.
You lived in the Los Angeles
area all your life, Frankie ?
Yeah.
I mean, uh, yes, sir,
my whole life.
Well, then you must have
been to the Huntington Gardens.
Have you ?
Oh, I hear the roses
are absolutely fabulous.
I don't think that Frankie goes
for things like that very much.
She spends most of
her spare time reading.
Oh, well, since you've
never been there either,
maybe we should go together
one of these days.
We'll bring your mother along.
We'll make a day of it.
I mean, if she likes roses.
Does she ?
Oh, don't worry about that.
It's all right.
These things happen.
You'd better get into
the kitchen, put some cold water
on that before it stains.
It's all right.
Her mother's dead.
I didn't know that.
How was I supposed
to know that ?
Let me see.
It's ruined.
Here, let me--
Look.  Why don't you just go
talk about roses or something ?
Frankie, she didn't mean
anything by it.
Right, Morgan.
Frankie.
Morgan, I'm sorry.
Frankie !  Frankie !
Excuse me !
I promised Ronnie
I'd meet her at Woolworth's
to look at wedding rings.
You know, Frankie,
you don't belong to Nick.
Well, maybe not,
but I don't belong
to you either.
Can we take him out now ?
No, he's later.
I gotta go see
my girlfriend now.
Hi, baby.
Where you going ?
I've been looking
all over the place for you.
Frankie ?
You're missing your mama
again, aren't you ?
Come here.
Come here.
Why don't you come with us ?
Come on.  Come on.
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I'm sorry, Nick.
I'm just so--
Check that out.
I know.  No, come on.
Come on.  Gimme a kiss.
Just kiss me.
A good one.
Yo, man,
gimme that bottle.
Come on.  Here.
It won't go on, man.
That'll clear things up,
right ?
Better ?
Yeah.
Yeah ?
Yeah.
So.
So, what do you think ?
You guys feel like, uh,
kicking up a little dust
or what ?
Yeah, man.
It's about time.
I'm serious.
Jesus Christ.
Yo, let's hit
Feather's pad.
Yeah.
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Tony died ##
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