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According to the laws of reincarnation,
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in the next life I will be a woman
and you will be a man.
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Oh, no. I refuse to be a man.
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You have reconciled me to being a woman.
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All right, I'll take you as you are.
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I'm sure I should go as limp at the sight
of you in the next life as I do in this one.
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What sort of things will
you write about in Korea?
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Oh, the same sort of things
I wrote about in Africa, Indonesia.
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The cold facts of war.
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The other things that tell of
men afraid, men suffering,
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people caught up in events
they can't understand.
1:21:43
Mark, do correspondents ever get killed?
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Mm-hm.
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Friend of mine got killed by a bus in Tosko.
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If anything happens to you,
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I shall give up medicine.
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I would hate my fellow man
too much for having hurt you.
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Then I would be the worst thing
that happened to you.
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And I would know it.
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- What time should you leave?
- Ten minutes ago.
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War has strapped you to a watch.
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Unfortunately, my plane leaves on schedule.
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I wanted to bring you a present,
but there wasn't time.
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You know I've never given you anything?
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Oh, Mark, what a wrong
and dreadful thing to say.
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What a nice thing to reply.
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I have to go now,
and I don't want you to be sad.
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I won't be sad. Sadness is so ungrateful.
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And I don't want you to
come down the path with me.
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I want to look back and see you here.
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I will be here when you
come back to me, I promise.