Lust for Life
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You work so hard.
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I see your light on often,
halfway through the night.

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There's so much to learn,
not only about drawing, but people.

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How they feel and think,
the world they live in.

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Before you can paint them,
you have to know that, too.

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So I read everything
I can get my hands on.

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Dickens, Zola, Michelet.
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You know what Michelet says?
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"Blessed is the man
who's found his worth...

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"and one woman to love."
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- I need love, Kay.
- Of course you do.

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I need it to be myself,
to be able to breathe it.

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I want a home. I want children.
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Vos felt the same way. He made
Jan and me the center of his existence.

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- Nothing else counted for him...
- Stop talking about Vos. He's dead.

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And we're alive, Kay. In the present.
The present.

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- I love you, Kay.
- No.

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Listen to me,
we're both alone in the world.

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We need each other.
Look, we'll have a home.

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We'll be happy. I promise you.
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No.
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In God's name, don't be frightened.
I'm only saying I want to marry you.

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To be your husband, and a father to Jan.
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No. Never!
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No. Never.
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I tell you, Theo, this thing threatens me.
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Love is something so strong, so real...
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that it's as impossible to quench it...
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as it is for a man to take his own life.
:26:31
I must see her face again
and speak to her once more.

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- I'd like to see Miss Kay.
- I'm afraid she's out, sir.

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No, you can't go in there, sir.
The family's at dinner.

:26:44
He pushed his way in, sir.
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I see now what people mean when
they complain about your bad manners.

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- Where's Kay?
- She's not here.

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She's visiting friends.
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- Vincent, please, sit down.
- She was just sitting here.

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Can't you understand
a simple word like "no"?

:26:58
Don't you realize what it meant
when Kay returned your letters unopened?


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