The Country Girl
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1:14:12
- May I smoke?
- May you smoke?

1:14:16
What is that supposed to be?
Homage to a lady?

1:14:21
It'll never make me forgive you
for what you've said and done.

1:14:27
I'm not asking for forgiveness.
I want information.

1:14:32
- What made Frank go to pieces?
- The responsibility became too much.

1:14:38
- Why the lying, why the cunning?
- He hates himself.

1:14:42
Consequently, he'll do or say
anything to be liked by others.

1:14:48
People like Frank ought to have
two votes.

1:14:50
Then they could vote
Democrat and Republican.

1:14:54
Everybody would love them.
1:14:56
- Was he always like that?
- No. No, he drank a little.

1:15:03
He wasn't too dependable,
1:15:05
but it was only a pathetic hint of
frailty in a wonderful, glowing man.

1:15:13
That appeals to a lot of us.
It did to me. I was so young.

1:15:18
His weaknesses seemed touching and
sweet. They made me love him more.

1:15:27
One day, he was walking with our son.
He let go of his hand.

1:15:33
There was traffic. He looked
the other way. The boy was killed.

1:15:40
Ever since then, Frank has acted
like a murderer.

1:15:44
Guilt and repentance
and all that goes with it.

1:15:48
But worse than that, he's shunned
any responsibility like the plague.

1:15:57
It covered a pretty wide range.

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