Anna Karenina2012

Anna:
It's the first time I've left my little boy.

Countess Vronsky:
So you are leaving your son and I am returning to mine. I am Countess Vronsky. I've been in St. Petersburg for the christening of a granddaughter — my elder son married Princess Chirkov. You're a charming creature. Why don't I know you?

Anna:
I've never been in Moscow society, really.

Countess Vronsky:
But you know my name?

Anna:
I've heard you mentioned.

Countess Vronsky:
Talked about, you mean. Ah, love!

Anna:
Was it love?

Countess Vronsky:
Always. My sons are ashamed of me. But I'd rather end up wishing I hadn't than end up wishing I had — wouldn't you?