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Ses04M_script02_2_F030
This is just this. I mean, it includes a lot and everything, but it's just not, you know, something else. Do you have any idea what I'm trying to say?
xxx
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Ses04M_script02_2_M035
I'm doing the best I can.
fru
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Ses04M_script02_2_F031
I know you are, Augie. Really, I do. I know you meant for this to be special and nice and it's the full moon and the sand and everything. But I just couldn't help thinking about being somewhere else.
fru
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Ses04M_script02_2_M036
Maybe if you were with somebody else, too, huh?
xxx
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Ses04M_script02_2_F032
I didn't say that.
sad
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Ses04M_script02_2_M037
No, I know. But still. I know I don't make you happy.
sad
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Ses04M_script02_2_F033
For heaven's sake, whatever I'm doing, I'd rather be doing it with you.
xxx
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Ses04M_script02_2_M038
Yeah?
sur
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Ses04M_script02_2_F034
Well don't be ridiculous. Don't you know that? You're the one who probably wishes you were with somebody else; somebody who knew how to enjoy herself and didn't take everything so hard.
xxx
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Ses04M_script02_2_M039
Actually, now that you mention it, no. I don't.
hap
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Ses04M_script02_2_F035
Okay, fine. So we're in the wrong spot, but we're with the right person.
hap
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Ses04M_script02_2_M040
I don't know. It seemed like a good spot to me. I mean, look at the view you've got of the moon from here.
hap
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Ses04M_script02_2_F036
Yeah, I noticed that. Looks pretty on the water, doesn't it? Big ol' white moon. I'm sorry, Augie.
hap
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Ses04M_script02_2_M041
Shh. If we're very quiet, the fish might come.
hap
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Ses04M_script02_2_F037
Or not.
xxx
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Ses04M_script02_2_M042
Or not.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M000
Good God.
fea
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Ses04M_script03_1_F000
Do you think it's them?
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M001
I wonder.
fea
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Ses04M_script03_1_F001
Nobody knows we're here, except Freda and she wouldn't ring up.
fea
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Ses04M_script03_1_M002
It must be them, then.
fea
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Ses04M_script03_1_F002
What are we to do?
fea
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Ses04M_script03_1_M003
We'll be alright, darling. Whatever happens, aren't we?
neu
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Ses04M_script03_1_F003
Now and always sweet.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M004
I don't care, then.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_F004
It was bound to come sooner or later.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M005
Hello, hello. What? Wrong number.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F005
Oh, it sent shivers up my spine.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M006
What shall we do if they suddenly walk in on us?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_F006
Behave exquisitely.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M007
With the mo- with the most perfect poise?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_F007
Certainly. I shall probably do a court curtsey.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M008
Ah. Things that ought to matter dreadfully don't matter when one's happy, do they?
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F008
But what's so horrible is that one can't stay happy.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M009
Don't say that, darling.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F009
It's true. The whole business is a very poor joke.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M010
Meaning that sacred and beautiful thing, love?
neu
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Ses04M_script03_1_F010
Yes, meaning just that.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M011
What does it all mean? That's what I ask myself in my ceaseless quest for ultimate truth. Dear God, what does it all mean?
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F011
Don't laugh at me. I'm serious.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M012
You mustn't be serious, my dear. That's just what they want.
neu
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Ses04M_script03_1_F012
Who's they?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M013
All the futile moralists who try to make life unbearable. Laugh at them. Be flippant. Laugh at everything. All their sacred shibboleths. Flippancy brings out the acid- acid in their damn sweetness and light.
ang
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Ses04M_script03_1_F013
If I laugh at everything, I must laugh at us, too.
neu
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Ses04M_script03_1_M014
Certainly you must. We're figures of fun alright.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F014
How long will it last, this ludicrous and overbearing love of ours?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M015
Who knows.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F015
Shall we always want to bicker and fight?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M016
No. That fire will fade along with our passion.
sad
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Ses04M_script03_1_F016
Oh, dear. Should we like that.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M017
It all depends on how well we've played.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F017
What happens if one of us dies? Does the one that's left, still laugh?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M018
Yes. Yes, with all his might.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F018
Well that's serious enough, isn't it?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M019
No, no, it isn't. Death's very laughable; such a cunning little mystery, all done with mirrors.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F019
Darling, I believe you're talking nonsense.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M020
So is everyone else in the long run. Let's be superficial and pity the poor philosophers. Let's blow trumpets and squeakers and- and enjoy the party as much as we can, like very small, quite idiotic little school children.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M021
Let's savor the delight of the moment. Come and kiss me, darling, before your body rots and worms pop in and out of your eye sockets.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_F020
Elliot, worms don't pop.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_M022
I don't mind what you do, see? 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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Ses04M_script03_1_F021
Thank you, dear. The same applies to you, except that if I catch you so much as looking at another woman, I will kill you.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M023
Do you remember that awful scene we had in Venice?
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F022
Which particular one?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M024
The one when you bought that little painted wooded snake and put it on my bed?
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F023
Oh, Charles; that was his name, Charles. Oh, he did wriggle so beautifully.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M025
Horrible thing. I hated it.
ang
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Ses04M_script03_1_F024
I know you did. You threw it out of the window into the Grand Canal. I don't think I'll ever forgive you for that.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M026
How long did that row last?
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F025
It went on intermittently for days.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M027
The worst one was in Cannes when your curling irons burnt holes in my dressing gown.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F026
It burnt my comb, too, and all the towels in the bathroom.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M028
Line?
neu
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Ses04M_script03_1_M029
How -- that was a rouser wasn't it?
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_F027
That was the first time you ever hit me.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M030
I didn't hit you very hard.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F028
The manager came in and found is rolling about on the floor, biting and scratching like panthers. Oh, dear.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M031
Ah, I shall never forget his face.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F029
How ridiculous. How utterly, utterly ridiculous.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M032
Yes. We were very much younger then.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_1_F030
And very much sillier.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_1_M033
As a matter of fact, the real cause of that row was Peter Burden.
neu
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Ses04M_script03_2_M000
That was a rouser, wasn't it?
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_2_F000
That was the first time you ever hit me.
ang
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Ses04M_script03_2_M001
I didn't hit you very hard.
neu
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Ses04M_script03_2_F001
The manager came in and found us rolling about on the floor, biting and scratching like panthers. Oh, dear.
hap
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Ses04M_script03_2_M002
I shall never forget his face.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_2_F002
How ridiculous. How utterly, utterly ridiculous.
hap
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Ses04M_script03_2_M003
We were very much younger then.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_2_F003
And very much sillier.
hap
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Ses04M_script03_2_M004
As a matter of fact, the real cause of that row was Peter Burden.
fru
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Ses04M_script03_2_F004
You knew there was nothing in that.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_2_M005
I knew nothing of the sort. You took presents from him.
fru
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Ses04M_script03_2_F005
Presents? A trivial little brooch.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_2_M006
I remember it well, bristling with diamonds in the worst possible taste.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_2_F006
Not at all. It was very pretty. I still have it and I wear it often.
exc
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Ses04M_script03_2_M007
You went out of your way to torture me over Peter Burden.
fru
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Ses04M_script03_2_F007
I did not. You made the whole thing up in your jealous imagination.
xxx
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Ses04M_script03_2_M008
You must admit that he was in love with you, wasn't he?
ang
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Ses04M_script03_2_F008
Just a little, perhaps, nothing serious.
hap
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Ses04M_script03_2_M009
Line?
neu
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