Frank Wheeler:
Actually, there's been a change in plans. I thought maybe it was obvious. April, here is pregnant.
Mr. Howard Givings:
Congratulations!
Mrs. Helen Givings:
Oh, April, I can't tell you how pleased I am! Oh, but I expect you'll be needing a bigger house now. Won't you?
John Givings:
Hold on a second now Mom. Hold on a second, Mom. I-I don't get this? I mean, what's so obvious about it? I mean, okay, she's pregnant. So what? Don't people have babies in Europe?
Frank Wheeler:
Suppose we just say that people anywhere aren't very well advised to have babies unless they can afford it.
John Givings:
Okay. Okay, it's a question of money. Money's a good reason. But, its hardly ever the *real* reason. What's the real reason? Wife talk you out of it or what? Little woman, decides she isn't quite ready to playing house? No. No, that's not it. I can tell. She looks too tough and mad as hell. Okay, then, it must have been you! What happened?
Mrs. Helen Givings:
John, please. You're being very rude.
John Givings:
No, no. What happened, Frank? You get cold feet? You decide - you're better off here, after all? You figure, it's more - comfy here in the old hopelessness emptiness, after all? Well, that did it! Look at his face. What's a matter, Wheeler? Am I gettin' warm?
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