| @Filiipaw
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A Gentle Woman
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She looked about 16.
Remember?
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<i>I paid no attention to her
at first</i>
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<i>I was being smart</i>
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What a treasure!
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<i>At that moment, I suddenly
noticed her...</i>
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...and began to think
about her
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<i>Next time, she brought
an amber cigarette holder...</i>
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<i<... nothing special
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I wouldn't do it
for another
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<i>She took the bills</i>
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I knew she'd return
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When she did,
we spoke
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Her parents dead...
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...some relatives used her
as a servant
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I spend the little they give me
on books
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That's all I have.
I've nothing left. After...
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After?
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- I'll manage
- How?
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I don't know. Maybe I'll
advertise, like this
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No. This is how it's done
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<i>Young student...</i>
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<i>Young studente seeks
au pair or housework</i>
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Come. The gold interests me
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You keep the Christ,
I'll take the metal
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Me? Why?
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No
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Don't scorn what
is offered you
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I've been poor too,
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and if I do a job I detest...
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Your revenge is on the poor,
but not on me?
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<i>I am thet power which
intends evil...</i>
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<i>...but engenders good.
I know the saying</i>
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- Have you read Goethe?
- Not very carefully
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Mephistopheles says that
when he meets Faust
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You are odd
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She meant: "I didn't expect
to find an educated man"
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I'm sure she thought that
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She was delighted with me
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Museum of Natural History
Zoological and Botanical Garden
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Say yes, and I promise you
happiness
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It all seems impossible
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All what?
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Men... a man...
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And love? Don't you
love anyone?
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No. Not yet
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You don't want love. You want
me to agree to marry you
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What do you want?
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I don't know... something more.
Marriage bores me
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Millions of women...
hope for marriage
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Perhaps. But there
are monkeys, too
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Don't come with me.
I live just here
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I asked you not to follow me
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Why?
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This house... these people
are sinister
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Say yes, and you can
leave here forever
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Say yes!
Say it!
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You have given your vows,
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and I pronounce you
man and wife
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<i>I quenched this elation</i>
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This apartment will have to do
until we can afford better
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We cann go to the cinema...
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...but rarely to the theatre,
it's too costly
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It will take 4 or 5 years
to save capital
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What capital?
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- You despise money, I know.
- I don't care about it
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I must broaden your outlook,
so you see thing differently
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<i>I wanted a solid happiness</i>
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<i>Why did we take to silende
from the first?</i>
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<i>- Who are those girls?
- Pleasants, come to lend a hand</i>
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<i>How beautiful they are,
what rosy cheeks!</i>
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<i>I know whose eyes are bigger
than his belly</i>
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<i>I was sure, then, of her love.
She loved me</i>
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<i>Or wanted to love me?
Or wanted to love</i>
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<i>All that time... I suffered
from incessant jealousy.</i>
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Where've you been?
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<i>She had a passion for books
and records</i>
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You know the Natural
History Museum?
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You must go, you'll be amazed
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The same material for all animals,
differently arranged...
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...for a mouse, an elephant,
for a man.
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<i>She made me see woman as
an instrument of pleasure</i>
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We make a pair, too.
All built to a pattern
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- Don't you like floers?
- Me?
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- What are you looking at?
- You
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Isn't this dangerous?
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No
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<i>Our first quarrel arose over
her whimsical buying...</i>
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<i>...paying too much</i>
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It's easy to be generous
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It's my money
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Maybe. But it gives you
no rights over me
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I have the right to protect
our living
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Don't try ruling me with money.
Understand?
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Idiot!
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Coward!
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<i>Her face changed in a second</i>
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<i>Gentleness was replaced by
defiance, revolt</i>
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I waited for her all day. I'd
been given tickets for "Hamlet"
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Hurry!
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Where have you been?
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I can't not know
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Not know what?
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<i>A hit, a very palpable hit</i>
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<i>Hamlet, this pearl is thine</i>
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<i>To thy health.
Pass him the cup</i>
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<i>I'll play this bouy firts;
set it by awhile</i>
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<i>On guard!</i>
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<i>Another hit; what say you?</i>
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<i>Our son shall win</i>
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<i>He's fat and scant of breath.
Here, Hamlet, take my napkin,</i>
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<i>The queen carouses
to thy fortune,</i>
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<i>Gertrude, do not drink,</i>
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<i>I will, my lod; I pray you
pardon me</i>
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<i>- The poisoned cup; it is too late.
- Come, let me wipe thy face</i>
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<i>I dare not drink yet, madam
by and by</i>
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<i>Part them</i>
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<i>They are incens'd</i>
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<i>Look to the queen there, ho!</i>
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<i>They bleed on both sides.
How is it, my lord?</i>
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<i>How is't Laertes?</i>
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<i>Why, as a woodcock to mine
own springe; Osric</i>
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<i>I am justly killed with
mine own treachery</i>
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<i>No, no, the drink, the drink</i>
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<i>O, my dear Hamlet! The drink,
the drind! I am poisoned</i>
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<i>O, Villainy! Ho! Let the door be
locked! Treachery! Seek it out</i>
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<i>It is here, Hamlet.
Thou art slain</i>
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<i>The treacherous instrument is in
thy hand unbated and envenom'd</i>
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<i>The foul practice hath
turned itself on me</i>
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<i>Lo, here I lie, never to rise
again. Thy mother's poisoned</i>
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<i>I can no more. The king,
the king's to blame</i>
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<i>The point, envenomed, too!</i>
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<i>Then venom, do thy work</i>
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<i>O, yet defend me, friends.
I am but hurt</i>
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<i>Here, thou incestuous murd'rous
damned Dane</i>
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<i>Drink off this potion.
Is thy union here?</i>
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<i>Follow my mother</i>
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<i>He is justly served. It is
a poison tempered by himself</i>
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<i>Exchange forgiveness with me,
noble Hamlet</i>
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<i>Mine and my father's death come
not upon thee, nor thine on me!</i>
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<i>Report me and my cause aright
to the unsatisfied</i>
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<I>Never believe it. I am more an
antique Roman than a Dane
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<i>As th'art a man, give me the cup.
Let go. By heaven, I'll have it!</i>
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<i>What a wounded name,</i>
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<i>things standing thus unknown,
shall live behind me!</i>
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<i>If thou did'nt ever hold me
in thy heart,</i>
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<i>absent thee from felicity awhile</i>
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<i>And in this harsh world
draw thy breath in pain,</i>
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<i>to tell my story</i>
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<i>O, I die! The potent poison
quite o'ercrows my spirit</i>
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<i>But I do prophesy th' election
lights on Fortinbras</i>
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<i>He has my dying voice,</i>
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<i>so tell him
with th' occurents,</i>
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<i>more and less,
which have solicited</i>
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<i>The rest is silence</i>
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<i>Now cracks a noble heart</i>
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<i>Good night, sweet prince</i>
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<i>And flights of angels
sing thee to thy rest!</i>
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<i>Why does the drum
come hither?</i>
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I knew it they omitted this,
so they could bellow
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This is Hamlet's advice
to the players:
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Speak the speech as
I pronounced it to you,
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trippingly on the tongue
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But if you mouth it, as many
of our players do,
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I had as lief the towncrier
spoke my lines
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I had as lief the towncrier
spoke my lines
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for in the very torrent, tempest,
whilwind of your passion,
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I had as lief the towncrier
spoke my lines
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you must acquire and beget
a temperance...
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<i>Carrying on as if nothing had
had happened infuriated me</i>
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<i>I feared her silence, so I
asked no more questions</i>
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<i>That night as always, we
delighted in each other</i>
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But she didn't change
her ways...
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...and I sought only the
possession of her body
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<i>My real torment
began one day...</i>
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<i>You changed the desks
without telling me</i>
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<i>This was his third visit!</i>
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<i>Suddenly, I wanted to shoot,
to destroy them</i>
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Do you know what it is to suffer
with such a gentle woman?
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...beautiful woman...
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It's a rending, burning agony
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I was sure I'd find them
together
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She was back, as if nothing
had happened
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<i>Afterward, everything was
an excuse to quarrel</i>
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If it hadn't been the flowers
it would've been something else.
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I thought you didn't like flowers
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Who gave them to you?
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- No one.
- Someone did. You're lying
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Tell me
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Let me go!
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- Where are you going? Stay!
- It isn't possible now
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I know where you're going
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<i>Operation Adler was to destroy
the R.A.F. prior to invasion</i>
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<i>Goring promised troop transports
would be unopposed</i>
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<i>This great air battle lasted
from July 1st to August 20th</i>
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<i>1,300 German bombers and
1,200 fighters,</i>
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<i>against 57 British squadrons</i>
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<i>The entire R.A.F.</i>
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<i>I feared she might act
against herself</i>
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<i>She was tormenting me</i>
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Is it true what they say?
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3 years ago you were a bank
manager; they fired you
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<i>I'd never told her.
Why not?</i>
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<i>Pride, perhaps? I hoped
she would understand</i>
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I wasn't fired, resigned over
an irregularity I didn't commit
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Afet that you were
more or less a beggar
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I was desperate, out of work
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Not now; you've become
a financier again
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<i>Who told her?</i>
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<i>I went to her former home</i>
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<i>I had to know</i>
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<i>Was it the boy who saw her
at the shop?</i>
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<i>They game me a name
and address</i>
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Boulevard Lannes
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<i>I forgot about the gun
in my pocket</i>
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<i>Why did I decide
to walk that way?</i>
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<i>Suddenly, she sat up
and spoke</i>
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Get out.
Come on
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<i>I'd made out a few words.
They were to her credit</i>
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<i>She might've seen me in the
mirror, and thought quickly</i>
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<i>But such doubt was impossible.
She had rejected his advances</i>
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I knew it. To hurt me,
out of hatred,
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she'd gone to this boy, whose
face I didn't even try to see
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<i>She was deeply affected...
It lasted till we got home</i>
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<i>I was exhausted. She just sat
in the chair</i>
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<i>It was the first time she
hadn't slept beside me</i>
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<i>When I awoke, daylight shone
through the curtains</i>
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<i>I pretended to be asleep</i>
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<i>I'd glanced so quickly, she
might think I was really asleep</i>
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<i>It wasn't likely I'd close my
eyes having seen what I had</i>
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<i>She might stop if she thought
I'd seen and expected death</i>
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<i>The bed proved I had seen
that I knew</i>
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<i>The gun remained
on the table</i>
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I'm here, alive.
It's me. Look
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<i>For 6 weeks you and the nurse
cared for her</i>
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<i>I spared no expense. I was
even happy to spend on her</i>
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<i>But I avoided her eyes</i>
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After the funeral, I'll
go away for a week
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No, wait! Anna.
Stay
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Sleep...
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I want to pray, but
I can only think
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When she got up, you sat
her in that armchair
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<i>She, too, wass content
to say lillte</i>
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<i>I told myself she must
have time to forget</i>
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<i>Winter passed as a time
of waiting</i>
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<i>We often walked together;
not always in complete silence</i>
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<i>I tried to dispel the
air of silence</i>
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You were right: the same raw
material for all animals
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It's extraordinary
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<i>I never saw her looking at me.
Was it timidity on her part?</i>
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<I>She had such a gentle manner
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MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
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There's a gulf between
painting, and this
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<i>irritated sometimes,
but not angry</i>
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<i>I did'nt see her as a criminal
I'd forgiven her</i>
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<i>She seemed beaten, humillated.
I felt great pity for her</i>
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<i>But I felt a certain satisfaction,
too. I enjoyed our inequality</i>
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<i>I bought some worthless things,
as a gesture</i>
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01:10:19,904 --> 01:10:23,006
<i>I felt she was really pleased
about that</i>
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She was so pale and thin, I was
struck by her pensiveness
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She's weak after her illness
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Take her to the sea,
or to the mountains
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I feel quite well
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I didn't realize then:
she was ashamed
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because I cared like
a real husband
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But a month later...
you remember
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01:12:43,095 --> 01:12:47,134
- Is she singing?
- Sometimes, when you're out
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In my house! Has she
forgotten I exist?
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I did not pity her it was
something else
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<i>No one would understand
my feeling of rapture</i>
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The fault was mine... a man's
foolish image of a woman
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I wanted to take, not give;
take you and give nothing
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But I shall give you all,
make a paradise for you
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Say something
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I want to believe in you, yto be
proud through utter faith
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i love you.
I want you
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Don't torment me
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We're going away. This shop
is a great mistake
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01:17:25,259 --> 01:17:29,466
We'll go wherever you like.
Tomorrow, now, at once!
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I love you
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01:17:43,274 --> 01:17:45,769
And I was thinking
you'd leave me
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<i>She let slip words that
pierced my heart</i>
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As loh as I was near her, I
couldn't but hope; I was happy
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I was not paying attention
to her fear
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She said: I was thinking
you'd leave me
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01:18:16,039 --> 01:18:18,768
And me appealing to her; me,
the husband in need of love
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01:18:28,103 --> 01:18:32,149
<i>Is it hereditary, the young
bird's ability,</i>
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<i>to emit the particular song
of its species,</i>
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01:18:36,703 --> 01:18:41,905
<i>or is it learned by listening,
by imitation?</i>
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What can we do?
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<i>It seems almost certain that,
to a variable degree,</i>
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01:18:59,599 --> 01:19:04,052
<i>every bird is predisposed
to its characteristic song</i>
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We must leave everithing
and go
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01:19:24,962 --> 01:19:26,052
Where?
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01:19:29,679 --> 01:19:34,183
<i>I thought merely of going,
that was the main thing</i>
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Anywhere. Far away...
with space and sunlight
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01:19:40,103 --> 01:19:42,228
We'll live new life
together
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01:19:42,510 --> 01:19:45,962
But we won't be new
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We will be
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- Can one change?
- Complely
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01:19:53,035 --> 01:19:55,910
Our quarrels and un happiness
will disappear
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01:19:55,911 --> 01:20:00,632
Nothing will remain. You will
let me adore you, worship you
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01:20:13,773 --> 01:20:15,725
I want something else
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01:20:17,898 --> 01:20:21,452
Why? I love you.
I'll always love you
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01:20:21,453 --> 01:20:22,453
Isn't that enough?
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That terrible evening, when I
found you on Boulevard Lannes,
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I saw how understanding you were,
repulsing that boy
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01:20:39,786 --> 01:20:41,517
How innocent, too
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<i>This motning she was still alive</i>
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01:22:26,947 --> 01:22:30,006
<i>I was struck by her calm;
I'd tossed all night</i>
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I shall be a faithful wife.
I will respect you
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<i>I kissed her wildly,</i>
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<i>like a husband after
a long absence</i>
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01:23:13,963 --> 01:23:20,001
<i>But why did I go out then?
And why did she...?</i>
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01:24:45,268 --> 01:24:47,269
What's wrong, Madame?
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01:24:48,581 --> 01:24:51,945
Nothing, leave me.
No. Come here
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- Are you reconciled? Happy?
- Yes, Anna, happy
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Open your eyes.
For only a second
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