Bell Book and Candle
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:55:01
Why don't you get your shoes?
I'm sure they're dry.

:55:03
Why are you ducking this?
Tell me, I'm serious.

:55:08
-I just don't think I'm cut out for marriage.
-Why not?

:55:13
Because of the way that I've lived...
:55:15
...selfishly and restlessly,
one thing after another.

:55:18
-You make it sound so....
-I don't mean affairs.

:55:21
What does it mean, then?
I don't understand.

:55:26
It's just that my life has been sort of...
:55:29
...disreputable,
at least seen through your eyes.

:55:35
-I'm cynical, I'm jealous, and I'm vindictive.
-I don't believe that.

:55:39
It's true.
:55:44
I've always lived for, and by, the special...
:55:48
...not the ordinary.
:55:50
I've never even thought of marriage.
:56:01
It would mean giving up
a whole way of thinking...

:56:06
...behaving...
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...a whole existence.
:56:12
I don't know if I could.
:56:18
I wish I could.
:56:21
Take this and the tea into the other room.
I'll get your shoes.

:56:35
I wonder if I could.
:56:40
Suppose he found out afterwards?
:56:44
Don't look at me like that!
I will if I want to!

:56:48
Shep, I will!
:56:52
I'd like to hear that again.
:56:55
I will.
:56:57
I want to.
:56:58
-I'll be different from now on. I promise!
-I don't want you any different.


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