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to frighten him, to get him back.
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- No!
- Yes.

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She gets him back,
and everybody go away...

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and everybody is happy
and they go to the seashore. And that's all!

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If I show you that everything
that was ever written about Medea...

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talks of her killing her children...
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If you ask 10 out of 10 people
who saw the play...

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and they tell you it's true,
then by simple logic...

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- You're a Greek, you should be logical.
- Why?

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Because the greatest Greek of them all,
Aristotle, invented logic.

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- He said...
- Who?

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- Aristotle...
- Aristotle!

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The one that the Captain said thinks
men are everything and women are nothing?

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I don't care what he said, Aristotle.
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Look around you, Illia.
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Greek art was the most harmonious
in the world.

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What happened?
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What happened to you?
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All evil is disharmony.
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You are in disharmony with yourself.
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You have beauty, grace...
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and you are...
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I, American boy scout,
will bring you back to harmony.

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Bring me back to Piraeus.
I want to go to sleep.

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I'm fighting for your soul. Listen to me.
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You make me unhappy.
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If what you say
about the Greek tragedy is true...

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- I don't like the Greek tragedy.
- Lf you would only...

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And I don't like you...
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because before I met you,
I was crazy about the Greek tragedy.

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Is Illia coming for a swim today?
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Good day, Captain.
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Hello, ladies. How are you, Despo?

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