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Okay, I am stubborn,
but I can't get it out of my head
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that there isn't some way
to reach that old woman.
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After all, people are human,
I mean, people are human.
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I don't know if Ella Garth is.
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I don't care what you call her.
She was born, she'll die, won't she?
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Mrs. Garth!
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Mrs. Garth!
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Mrs. Garth!
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Who's there?
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It's me, Chuck Glover.
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Who's that with you?
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That's my friend, Walter Clark.
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You've been drinking
that corn liquor, ain't you?
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I acknowledge, I had a drink.
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It seems to me
you can hardly stand up.
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Mrs. Garth, we've come here
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we want to talk to you
as one human being to another.
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Walter.
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You better take this lunatic home.
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I'll take him home in a minute,
but I want to say something.
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I understand you, Mrs. Garth.
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I know exactly
what you're fighting for.
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It's your dignity.
I know!
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I'm right?
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It's your everlasting,
ever loving dignity.
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It's your dignity.
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That's it, it's your dignity.