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Ses03F_script02_2_F028
No, no.
sad
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Ses03F_script02_2_M022
What? What? Do you want me to breathe in your ear?
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F029
No.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M023
Do you want to get married again? What? What? Do you want to get a divorce?
fru
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No.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F031
No.
ang
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A vacation?
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F032
No.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M025
A new carpet? A poodle?
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M026
A-a back rub, some ice cream, a suicide pact. What the hell do you want, Carla?
ang
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Ses03F_script02_2_F033
I want things to turn out the way that they're supposed to be.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M027
Jesus, welcome to the human race.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M028
Did you think this is how I thought it was going to turn out? Do you think I had some great fantasy down the line? That four years down the line that we'd come to the beach and argue with each other over fish?
xxx
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Ses03F_script02_2_M029
No, I was just like you. I thought it was going to be all peaches and roses and everything great. And the wind in our hair and the sand in our toes, and the fish will always come and the bills will pay themselves, and we'll have three big fat rosy kids. And oh God.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M030
You know what you get? The jokes on us, baby. Because do you know what you get? Huh? Carla? Do you know what you get? You get this.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F034
This what? What is this? This is nothing.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M031
Yes, it is.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F035
No, it's not. It's standing on the beach waiting and fighting.
ang
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Ses03F_script02_2_M032
Right.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F036
Things have never turned out anything the way that I thought they would be.
sad
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Ses03F_script02_2_M033
No, I know. Me neither.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F037
I mean, this is, this is everything, and it's a lot, but
xxx
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Ses03F_script02_2_F038
it's not something else. Do you know what I'm trying to say?
sad
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Ses03F_script02_2_M034
Well, I'm doing the best I can.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F039
I know you are, Augie, and I know you wanted this evening to be nice, but I can't help thinking of being somewhere else.
sad
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Ses03F_script02_2_M035
Yeah, maybe if you were with someone else too.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_F040
I didn't say that.
sad
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Ses03F_script02_2_M036
No, I know. But I know I don't make you happy.
xxx
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Ses03F_script02_2_F041
Augie, anything I do I'd rather be doing with you.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M037
Yeah?
sur
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Ses03F_script02_2_F042
God, don't you know that? I mean, you're the one that probably wants to be with somebody else. Somebody that didn't take herself so seriously, could enjoy herself more.
fru
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Ses03F_script02_2_M038
Actually now that you mention it, no, I don't.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_F043
Well, I guess we're just in the wrong spart-spot with the right person.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_M039
Seemed like a pretty good spot to me. I mean, look at the view of the moon we've got from here.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_F044
I noticed that. It's beautiful.
hap
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You can see right over the water.
hap
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God, big old white moon.
xxx
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Ses03F_script02_2_M040
Look what we got here.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_F047
You brought refreshments?
xxx
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It's not champagne.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_F048
At least we won't need glasses.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_M042
Are you still cold? Do you want to go home?
neu
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Ses03F_script02_2_F049
So I was thinking you might be right.
xxx
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Ses03F_script02_2_F050
Maybe this is the right place after all.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_F051
I'm sorry, Augie.
sad
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Ses03F_script02_2_M043
Shh.
neu
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Ses03F_script02_2_M044
If we're very quiet the fish might come.
hap
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Ses03F_script02_2_F052
Or not.
xxx
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Or not.
hap
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Ses03F_script03_1_M000
Oh.
xxx
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[BREATHING]
neu
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Ses03F_script03_1_M001
Good God.
xxx
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Do you think it's them?
neu
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Ses03F_script03_1_M002
I wonder.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F002
I mean, nobody knows we're here except for Freda and she wouldn't ring up.
fea
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It must be them then.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F003
What are we to do?
fea
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Ses03F_script03_1_M004
We're all right, aren't we darling? Whatever happens.
neu
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Ses03F_script03_1_F004
Yes. Now and always, sweet.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M005
Then I don't care.
neu
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Ses03F_script03_1_F005
It was bound to come sooner or later.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M006
Hello? Hello? What? Ugh, wrong number.
xxx
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[LAUGHTER] God, it sent shivers up my spine.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M007
things that should matter dreadfully don't seem to matter at all when one's happy, do they?
exc
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Ses03F_script03_1_F007
Um terrible thing is one can't stay happy. Well, it's true. I mean, the whole business is a very poor joke.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M008
Ooh darling, don't say that.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M009
You mean that sacred and beautiful thing, love?
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F008
Yes, meaning just that.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M010
What does it all mean? That's what I ask myself in my quest for ultimate truth. What does it all mean?
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F009
Don't laugh at me. I'm serious.
exc
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Ses03F_script03_1_M011
[LAUGHTER]. You mustn't be serious, my dear one, that's what they want.
exc
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Ses03F_script03_1_F010
Who's they?
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M012
All the futile moralists who try to make life unbearable. Laugh at them. Be flippant. Laugh at all the sacred shibboleths. Flippancy brings out the acid in their damn sweetness and light.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F011
Well, if I laugh at everything I'm going to have to laugh at us too.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M013
Ooh, certainly you must. We're figures of fun, all right.
exc
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Ses03F_script03_1_F012
So how long is it going to last? This ludicrous, overbearing love of ours?
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M014
Who knows?
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F013
Shall we always want to bicker and fight?
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M015
No. The fire will fade along with our passion.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F014
Oh dear, well, shall we want that?
sad
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Ses03F_script03_1_M016
Depends on how well we play it.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F015
Well, what if happens if one of us is to die? Does the one that's left still laugh?
sad
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Ses03F_script03_1_M017
Yes, yes. Yes, he must with all his might.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F016
Well, that's serious enough.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M018
No. No, it isn't. Death's very laughable. A cunning little mystery. All done with mirrors.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F017
Darling, I believe you're talking nonsense.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M019
So is everyone else in the long run. Let's be superficial and pity the poor philosophers.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M020
Let's blow strumpets, blow-blow trumpets and squeakers and party as much as we can like small quite idiotic school children. Let's savor the delight of the moment. Come, kiss me darling, before worms pop in and out of your eye sockets.
exc
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Elliott, worms don't pop.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M021
I don't care what you do, see? As long-you can paint yourself bright green all over and dance naked in the Place Vendome and rush off madly with all the men in the world and I shan't say a word as long as you love me best.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F019
Thank you, dear. The same applies to you. Except that if I ever so much as catch you looking at another woman I'll kill you.
exc
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Ses03F_script03_1_M022
Remember that awful scene we had in Venice?
exc
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Which particular one?
xxx
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The one when you bought that little painted wooden snake in the Piazza and put it in my bed.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F021
Oh Charles. That was his name. Charles. He did wiggle so beautifully.
hap
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Horrible little thing. I hated it.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_F022
I know you did. You threw it out the window and into the Grand Canal. I don't think I'll ever forgive you for that.
xxx
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How long did that row last?
xxx
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It went on intermittently for days.
xxx
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Ses03F_script03_1_M026
The worst one was in Cannes when your-your curling iron burnt a hole in my dressing gown.
xxx
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