Leave Her to Heaven
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Thirty years old.
You were born and raised in Boston...

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... and you went to Harvard,
where you edited the Lampoon.

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When you graduated, you went to Paris
and you studied painting for a while.

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You have a lodge in Maine
called Back of the Moon.

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Before you went in for writing novels,
you were a newspaper man.

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Your favorite sport is fishing, and you
speak French and Spanish quite well.

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Shades of Sherlock.
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You got all that
just from reading my book?

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Just from reading the dust jacket.
It was all there under your picture.

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You know, if you'd lived in Salem
100 years ago, they'd have burned you.

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Why did you give up painting?
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Well, it was like this.
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In the first place,
I discovered I was colorblind.

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Since I was interested
in Post-Impressionism...

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...that didn't matter, did it?
- No.

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When I made the acquaintance
of the boys on the Left Bank...

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...I found that they lived
in squalid garrets...

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...and most of them
were miserably undernourished.

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Have you ever known
what it was to be really hungry?

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I'm hungry right now.
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You must be.
You haven't had dinner, have you?

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- Nor lunch.
- You poor thing, you must be famished.

:20:58
Mrs. Robie told Emily
to leave you a tray.

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Good.
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Oh, there it is.
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I'll get it.
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Let me.
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Tell me about your place in Maine.
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Oh, it's just a cabin,
a shack, that's all.

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But it's set down in just about the most
beautiful country I've ever seen.

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Why do you call it Back of the Moon?
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Well, there's a lake up there,
shaped like a crescent.

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Danny and I used to spend
all our summers there.

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- You love Danny a lot, don't you?
- Well, naturally.

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Is that why you've never married,
because you've had to take care of him?

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No, not exactly.
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The way I feel about marriage...
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Well, it's like... Thank you.
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It's like that trip I made to Europe
after I graduated.

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I hadn't the least idea of going abroad.
It just happened.

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I was taking a walk with a girl.
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We went down to Boston Wharf
and watched a freighter being loaded.

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I liked the looks of her.
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- The girl?
- No, the freighter.


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