Baby Rosemary (1976)

We'll stop for a sandwich and coffee,

then on to my old apartment building.

We'll stand outside my door for an hour or more,

holding, kissing.

He'll certainly wanna come in, like always,

but I won't let him.

Oh, it's late, John.

You have to go now.

We won't be seeing each other for such a long time.

Oh, John, please.

I still have to say goodbye to my father tonight.

I have to go.

I don't want you taking liberties with me.

Liberties?

I wanna run you up against the wall, or into a bed.

Jesus Christ, Rosemary, let's get out of this silly hallway.

Stop acting like adolescents.

Human beings are not objects

that you run up against the wall.

You want me to keep my grubby hands off you?

You want me to go?

All right.

I'll miss you, John.

You've been very dear to me.

Dear to you?

I've loved you since we've been ************.

How is college gonna teach that?

It's not that far away.

Maybe once every month or two, I could come up and--

No.

I'll be very busy.

I won't have time.

Yeah, sure.

I get it.

It's just that I have to dedicate myself to something.

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