Lust for Life
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Glad to know you. It's honest.
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It owes nothing to anybody. Nothing.
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Because it has nothing.
No tone, no values...

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- No color relations.
- Sense of space.

:54:12
The little men are at it again.
My friend, will you join me in a drink?

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- What about the 112 francs?
- Lady, go back to your kitchen.

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Get back.
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You see, down there the sun invades you,
gets into your blood.

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Not that Martinique was a paradise.
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Between hunger and fever,
I was lucky to get out alive.

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But if I could, I'd go back there tomorrow.
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- How long you been in Paris?
- Over a year.

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How can you stand it?
I can't work here. It strangles me.

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- Where would you go?
- Brittany.

:54:43
There's a place up there I can stay.
It's just a hole, but it's all I can afford.

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Wouldn't you miss your friends in Paris?
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Friends? A woman or two, maybe.
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When you start as late as I did,
you find yourself measuring...

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who and what you give your time to.
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Friends, comforts, family.
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If they interfere with your peace to work,
you cut them off...

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and you spend the rest of your life
wondering if it was worthwhile.

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If they're mad enough
to buy Impressionist paintings...

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it only proves that they're savages.
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I haven't seen the place looking so neat
since Vincent came to stay here.

:55:23
What got into him, cleaning it up like this?
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I do hope he's out.
:55:30
Never would get any business done
if he's in.

:55:37
What is it?
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It's from Vincent.
:55:42
"I'm sorry for the trouble I've caused you,
and endlessly...

:55:45
"grateful for all your kindness.
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"I've hung a few paintings
to remind you of me."

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- He's gone?
- He's on his way south to Arles, Provence.

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"I've thought it over
these past few weeks...

:55:56
"and decided the time has come
to make a change.

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"I want to see nature under a clearer sky.

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