Leave Her to Heaven
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:43:01
Did he ever tell you
about Enid Sothern?

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- Who?
- Enid Sothern.

:43:06
I don't especially recall he did.
Who was she?

:43:09
Oh, nobody in particular, I guess.
:43:12
Just school stuff.
:43:35
I'll take those.
:43:37
- Thorne, do you dream a lot?
- Never.

:43:40
I had the most awful nightmare
last night.

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We were out in the skiff, my husband
and I, and he jumped in for a swim.

:43:47
But I was too lazy,
so I just rowed after him.

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Somehow I was afraid. When we got
to the middle of the lake...

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...I thought it was time for him
to get in the boat.

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So I decided to call out to him,
but I had no voice.

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Suddenly, Richard went under,
not diving, but the way seals do...

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...just sort of settling in the water.
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Then he came up again,
and one of his arms flung out to me...

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...as if he were trying to call to me.
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I tried to row to him, but the lake
was like glue. The boat wouldn't move.

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My arms were paralyzed.
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Then he went down again...
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...and this time he stayed down.
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I reckon there's only one way left
for you to save his life.

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- How?
- For you to wake up.

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That's just what I did.
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Hey!
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Come and get it!
- Come on in, Ellen!

:44:57
The water's swell!
:44:58
I guess we'd better go in.

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