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- I know about the covenant.
- He broke that covenant...
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...when he took her, not me,
to travel while he created his poem.
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Even when I was with him,
he'd sometimes be frightened.
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But I'd know what of.
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I'd reach across a table
and touch his hands.
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Say not a word, just look,
and touch his hands with mine.
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Then, in the morning, the summer poem
would be continued...
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...until it was finished.
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- I couldn't help him.
- Naturally not, he was mine.
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I knew how to help him.
You couldn't.
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- I tried.
- I'd force him.
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All right, I failed him.
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I knew that the day we flew down
to Cabeza de Lobo from...
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...where he'd given off
writing his poem.
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- Because he had broken...
- Yes, something had broken.
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- That string of pearls old mothers...
- Old?
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- Hold their sons by!
- Yes, from death.
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No! Hold them from life!
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You were the stranger, the destroyer.
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- We were life.
- You fed on life.
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Both of you. Taking!
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People were objects for your pleasure.
That's what you taught each other.
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- You were superior to mere mortals.
- We needed no one but one another.
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Sebastian only needed you
while you were still useful.
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- Useful?
- I mean young, able to attract.
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She's babbling and lying.
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- He left her home because she...
- You stole him!
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Lost her attraction!
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What would attraction have to do
with a son and mother?
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- Is there no way to stop these lies?
- Yes! Have my brain cut.
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This was a mistake.
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The mistake was my going
with Sebastian.
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- When he left her, she had a stroke.
- Not a stroke!
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A hysterical stroke.
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Sebastian left her home
like a toy he tired of.
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And he took me with him
like a new toy. On his last voyage.
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- Lies. All lies.
- You see, doctor, we both...
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- We were decoys.
- Decoys?
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For Sebastian. He used us as bait!