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Mrs. Wright of Fifth Avenue,
friend of the family.
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- I've got friends on Second Avenue.
- I'll cut your bologna.
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Why did you come here?
You didn't have to.
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I have one virtue, Mrs. Boray.
I've never lied to myself.
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I've lived a meaningless and absurd life
among silly and rather futile people.
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I tried to run away from it.
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The easiest way, of course,
was drinking.
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- But it didn't work.
- And now it's Paul?
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Another chance to run away.
Another chance to escape.
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Oh, no. No, Paul
never meant that to me.
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Do you know why I tried
to help him at first?
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I thought he needed
my money. But he didn't.
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He wants to marry you. Marry.
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You've been married before, Mrs. Wright.
How many times? Three, four?
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And you've failed. And if
you fail now, what happens to Paul?
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What about his work, his music?
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He's put his whole life into it.
Do you know what that means to him?
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You talk about love. What love?
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You only make demands.
You only think of yourself.
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You give nothing in return.
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Leave him, Mrs. Wright.
Leave him alone.
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- How old was he then?
- Eleven.
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You know, every time I play a concert,
I feel those critical knives being sharpened.
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And my scalp begins to tingle.
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Say, did Sid tell you
about Helen and me?
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- Yes, since you asked.
- She's getting a divorce.
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Well, what do you think?
She's gonna marry me.