North to Alaska
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Of course.
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Where's it going?
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Alaska.
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Alaska.
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Music.
I still hear music.

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The gramophone.
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I moved everything
from the hotel...

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after I found the two tickets.
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Tickets?
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Angel!
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You came along.
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You asked me.
Don't you remember?

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When I woke up this morning...
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I felt something wonderful
had happened to me.

:39:31
I felt different...
like I used to be.

:39:35
Sam, you'll never be sorry.
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I'll take such good care of you.
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I can cook.
I can sew...

:39:42
Hold it, honey.
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Hold it.
:39:47
I, uh...
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I remember, but...
:39:52
not quite the same way
you remember.

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Is there anything wrong, Sam?
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No, nothing wrong.
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It's just, uh...
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Are you sorry you asked me?
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No, that isn't it.
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Did I say anything
to upset you?

:40:07
No. You're fine.
:40:08
There's some misunderstanding.
:40:10
I thought I told you
about George.

:40:13
Yes. His fiancée left him...
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and he's heartbroken.
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Right. His heart
is broken, not mine.

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I thought you could help him...
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not me.
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Oh.
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I'm sorry I misunderstood.
:40:30
Well, honest,
I thought I told you.

:40:33
You must have told me, but...
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I heard something else.
:40:40
I heard something nice.
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I wasn't trying to hurt you.
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I was trying to help.
And George, as well.

:40:48
I must have picked up
some poison ivy...

:40:51
on that picnic.
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It's just a little painful.
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I wouldn't hurt
a kid like you for anything.

:40:58
I thought you were all steamed up
about going to Alaska.


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