Friendly Persuasion
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:29:01
Thee's doing it again.
:29:03
Talking to thyself.
:29:05
I'm not talking to myself.
:29:07
Is thee talking to Gard Jordon?
:29:10
He's so brave.
:29:14
Heck!
:29:15
If he's so "brave"...
:29:18
...why didn't he win some medals?
:29:20
Who cares about medals anyway?
:29:24
Gard has a proud and learned face.
:29:27
A face to remember.
:29:29
His eyes are the color...
:29:31
...of the sky...
:29:33
...in the summer.
:29:35
It pleasures me just to see him walk.
:29:37
He walks just like anybody else.
:29:47
Hello, little Jess.
:29:53
How'd you like to have
the bullet they took out of my arm?

:29:59
It's wrong to take bribes.
:30:01
It's not a bribe. It's a gift.
:30:05
Thanks. You want a polliwog?
:30:07
No, thanks.
:30:09
Go on, now. Scoot!
:30:13
I'm going because I want to.
:30:17
- Come on out. I want to talk to you.
- I can't. I'm barefooted.

:30:21
What's wrong with that?
:30:23
I'm too big a girl
to run around barefooted.

:30:25
It mortifies me,
thee seeing me so unlady-like.

:30:30
Look, I'll shut my eyes...
:30:33
...and I'll pretend you have shoes on.
:30:35
Come on.
:30:37
Or I'll wade in!
:30:40
I've got to talk to you.
Come on out, please.

:30:45
I'm really nice, you know.
:30:46
I've got a nice walk.
And eyes the color of the sky.

:30:52
Thee heard?
:30:54
Thee heard!
:30:55
Thee eavesdropped!
Thee thinks I set my cap for thee!

:30:59
No, wait! Wait! Please wait!

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