The Best Years of Our Lives1946

Homer:
I'm sorry, Luella. It isn't your fault. Just go on and play with your friends. [To Wilma] I know Wilma, I was wrong. I shouldn't have acted like that. It wasn't her that burned my hands off. I'll be all right. I just got to work it out myself.

Wilma:
I could help you, Homer, if you'd let me.

Homer:
I've got to work it out myself. All I want is for people to treat me like anybody else instead of pitying me. It guess it's, it's hard for them to do that. I've just got to learn to get used to it and pay no attention.

Wilma:
Couldn't I...?

Homer:
No, I've got to do it myself.