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Not then,
but once or twice before.

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Very interesting.
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What did you say?
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Nothing. We're joking.
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That's why you took
my bank statements.

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- Right.
- You kill me, and you're rich.

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You've got it figured.
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I don't think
much of the idea.

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- You'll be caught.
- Maybe not.

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I think I can get away with it.
Even in fantasy.

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She's listening.
Say something! Say anything.

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Eight of clubs
and an eight of hearts.

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- A long journey.
- Ah, Taormina. Mount Etna.

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- Philippe.
- We're taking a sentimental journey!

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-Philippe.
- Yes.

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- Philippe !
- Yes!

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Come here.
I want your opinion.

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- Listen.
- Listen to what?

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My new preface.
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"Fra Angelico was on the fence...
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between Gothic
and Renaissance painting."

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- I've read that somewhere.
- Wait.

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Oh, skip it. We'll discuss it
some other time.

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- You don't care about my work.
- Yes, I do.

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- You don't love me.
- What's wrong now?

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Why mix love and Fra Angelico?
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My work doesn't interest you.
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Yes, it does. But putting
Fra Angelico on a fence is not tactful.

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Oh, excuse me.
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Do you call this tactful?
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What is that?
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[Marge]
A souvenir of the Coliseum?

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[Philippe]
I don't get it.

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Don't start again.
I beg you.

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Please don't spoil everything.
You know I love you.

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- Now leave me alone!
- You don't respect my work!

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- But you never work.
- At least I try. You call this work?

:33:59
If you prefer, I can
work somewhere else.


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