Thanks.
Here you are.
Thank you.
Do you mind if I ask you a question,
frankly?
Do you love my daughter?
Any guy in love with your daughter
should be examined.
Now that's an evasion.
She picked herself a perfect running mate,
King Westley. The pill of the century.
She needs a guy that'd sock her once
a day whether it's coming to her or not.
If you were wiser,
you'd have done it yourself long ago.
Do you love her?
A normal man couldn't live
with her without going nutty.
She's my idea of nothing.
I asked you a simple question!
Do you love her?
Yes! Now don't hold that against me!
I'm a little screwy myself!
Here's to the merry-go-round.
Perfect. Now you look natural.
- I hope you got your money.
- You bet I did.
- Congratulations.
- Thanks. Same to you.
Stay around and watch the fun.
You'll enjoy it immensely.
I would, but I've got a weak stomach.
- I just had a long talk with him.
- I'm not interested.
Now just a minute, Ellie.
I don't want to hear
another word about him.
Come on, folks. King Westley has arrived.
Here they come, boys. Turn them over.
You're a sucker to go through with this.
That guy, Warne, is okay.
He didn't want the reward.
All he asked for was $39.60.
It's what he spent on you.
Said it was a matter of principle.
You took him for a ride.
He loves you, Ellie. He told me so.
You don't want to be married
to a mug like Westley.
I can buy him off for a pot of gold.
And you can make an old man happy.
And you won't do so bad for yourself.
If you change your mind,
your car's waiting at the back gate.
Dearly beloved, we are gathered together
here in the sight of God...
...and in the face of this company,
to join together this man and this woman...
...in holy matrimony. If any man can show
just cause why they may not lawfully...
...be joined together, let him now speak
or else, hereafter forever, hold his peace.
King, will thou have this woman to thy
wedded wife so long as you both shall live?
I will.
Ellen, will thou have this man
to thy wedded husband...
...so long as you both shall live?
Ellen!
Ellie!
What happened?
I haven't the slightest idea.
Don't want to talk to you.
Don't want to talk to anybody.
Don't want to see anybody.
But it's King Westley on the phone.
Hello, my would be ex-son-in-law.
I've sent you a check for $100,000.
That's the smartest thing you ever did,
Westley, not to contest that annulment.
That's satisfactory, isn't it? It ought to be.
I'm not complaining.
Not complaining. It was dirt-cheap.
Don't fall out of any windows!
There's another wire from Peter.
They're in Glen Falls, Michigan.
"What's holding up the annulment,
you slowpoke.
"The walls of Jericho are toppling."
Send him a telegram right away.
Just say, "Let them topple."
- Funny couple, ain't they?
- Yeah.
If you ask me,
I don't believe they're married.
They're married, all right.
I just seen the license.
They made me get them a rope
and a blanket, on a night like this.
What do you reckon that's for?
Blamed if I know.
I just brought them a trumpet.
A trumpet?
A toy. They sent me to the store to get it.
What in the world do they want
a trumpet for?
Don't know.Hunger strike?
How long has this been going on?
She hasn't had a thing yesterday or today.
- Sending meals up to her regularly?
- Yes, sir.
Why don't you jam it down her throat?
It's not that simple, Mr. Andrews.
I'll talk to her myself.
Have some food brought up to her.
Yes, sir.
I won't eat a thing
until you let me off this boat.
Come now, Ellie.
You know I'll have my way.
Not this time, you won't!
I'm already married to him.
You'll never live
under the same roof with him.
I'll see to it.
Get it through your head,
King Westley and I are married!
Definitely, legally, actually married!
It's over, it's finished.
There's not a thing you can do about it.
I'm over 21 and so is he.
While you've been onboard...
...l've arranged to
have your marriage annulled.