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:28:01
You just have to face it, Lisa,
you're not meant for that kind of a life.

:28:05
Few people are.
:28:08
- You're too stubborn to argue with.
- I'm not stubborn. I'm just truthful.

:28:13
I know, a lesser man would have
told me it was one long holiday,

:28:16
And I would have awakened
to a rude disillusionment.

:28:20
Well, now, wait a minute.
:28:22
If you want to get vicious on this thing,
I'd be happy to accommodate you.

:28:28
No, I don't particularly want that.
:28:34
So that's it?
:28:35
You won't stay here,
and I can't go with you.

:28:38
It would be the wrong thing.
:28:42
You don't think either one
of us could ever change?

:28:46
Right now it doesn't seem so.
:28:53
I-I'm in love with you.
:28:55
I don't care what you do for a living.
:28:58
I'd like to be part of it somehow.
:29:03
It's deflating to find out
the only way I can be part of it,

:29:06
Is to take out a subscription
to your magazine.

:29:10
I guess I'm not the girl I thought I was.
:29:13
There's nothing wrong with you, Lisa.
:29:15
You've got this town
in the palm of your hand.

:29:19
Not quite, it seems.
:29:23
Goodbye, Jeff.
:29:25
You mean good night.
:29:26
- I mean what l said.
- Well, Lisa...

:29:30
Couldn't we just...
:29:33
Couldn't we just...
Keep things status quo?

:29:39
Without any future?
:29:41
Well, when am I gonna see you again?
:29:45
Not for a long time.
:29:48
At least...
Not until tomorrow night.


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