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You see, my son is as dear to me
as he possibly can be to you.
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Yes, but you have others
who are dear to you.
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l have only Armand.
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You don't know how l've changed.
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And he taught me that love is not
always selfish, nor goodness dull...
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...nor men faithless. No, no. You can't
expect me to give up such love as his.
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Think what's best for him.
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Think what you'd want for him
if he were your own son.
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Then think how you're killing
his right to a normal life.
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Try to realize that everything
you're ashamed of in your own past...
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...would only taint his future.
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You tell me that you love him.
l believe you.
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That's why l'm able to stand here,
a man who's getting old...
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...and ask this great sacrifice of you...
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...as humbly as l'd ask
a great favor of a queen.
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l can give you nothing in return,
except my thanks and my respect.
1:13:08
Please give him up.
1:13:14
-What shall l do?
-Talk to him. Tell him he must leave you.
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-l have talked.
-Leave him.
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-He'd follow me.
-Tell him you don't love him.
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He wouldn't believe me.
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No.
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l know only one way.
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But l shan't tell you what it is.
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l knew l was too happy.
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What are you going to do?
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Don't let yourself think of it.
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l'll send him back to you tonight.
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How can l ever repay you
for all you're doing for me?