That's what my husband and I are doing right now.

I thought you didn't know anything about lacrosse.

I think you know.

Yet, with all this, you made me reveal what you wanted to know.

I thought you didn't know that.

I believe that he found out about your studies.

Mr. Brown... we're all aware of what you've gone through.

You think I knew that, Stu?

I want to know more about your country.

I don't think he could learn anything if things go on the way they have been going.

I thought I knew.

Dickon.

I thought you didn't know where Royal was.

You knew!

You think I might have gotten pregnant without your knowledge.

I thought it might be you.

And from then on, since I was now in this huge exciting world,

I thought you wanted a divorce.

I thought you might know where Tom went.

He wanted to know more about the trees, too.

He wanted to know more about the flowers.

You know, yes, you know, of course he knew.

I thought you'd gone to Boston.

I thought that you'd gone to Boston.

I thought you were from Boston.

I thought that you were from Boston.

I thought you grew up in Boston.

I don't know her and I don't think I want to.

I don't know her, nor do I want to.

I thought you understood.

(Metallic laugh, most unpleasant.) It shows how one can be deceived.

I always wanted to see you.

I take it that you are fully acquainted with the facts.

I thought you might want to play a game of chess.

I'm glad to know that you are on the way to a full recovery.

So even though the stage is the same, a story can be told, but once a presentation is told, it completely flat lines.

So even though the stage is the same, a story can be told, but once a presentation is told, it completely flatlines.

I thought you were right.

I thought Tom was your best friend.

Guess you should know.

You knew about Jim?

Okay, okay! Understood.

So here's a question

I wish I knew, Gus.

I thought you were going steady with Tom.