Fallen Angel
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:31:32
A very good performance, Miss Mills.
Please, go on.

:31:35
Beethoven never sounded so good.
:31:37
- I wasn't playing Beethoven.
- No?

:31:40
Why, sure, it was Brahms. The old
boys do sound alike, don't they?

:31:43
I mean, in spots.
:31:45
- What spots?
- The way they begin and end,

:31:48
sometimes in the middle,
like the piece you were playing.

:31:50
It wasn't anything,
I was just improvising.

:31:53
If Brahms didn't write that,
you wrote him one better.

:31:55
That was beautiful.
It was classical, it was inspiring.

:31:59
You know,
you belong in Carnegie Hall.

:32:02
Now, look, you can't stay angry
at me forever, not two full days.

:32:06
Wait a minute. What about
living up to the place we're in?

:32:10
And the music you play here?
:32:12
So when a guy says he's sorry,
the least you can do is forgive him.

:32:17
All right, I forgive you.
:32:19
- Friends?
- I hardly know you.

:32:21
Don't worry about that,
we'll fix it right away.

:32:25
It's a good thing word didn't come
through from New York this morning.

:32:28
I get the chance to stay another day,
:32:30
square things
with you and your sister.

:32:33
Tell me, what is there to do in this
town to make time pass till tomorrow?

:32:37
- That's up to you, isn't it?
- What do you do?

:32:40
Oh, there's plenty
to occupy your time here.

:32:42
The movies, dancing,
the beach isn't far.

:32:47
They'll tell you at the hotel.
:32:48
You still think I tried to hurt your
sister. I didn't mean to, really.

:32:52
I only meant to help the Professor.
:32:54
That's happened before. I try to help
somebody, somebody else gets hurt.

:32:58
That's the way it's been all my life.

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