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Hogwash.
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All of us
imagine things.
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Have you ever heard two men
talking behind your back...
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and imagined they were
talking about you?
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Have you never imagined
you saw someone you knew,
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and walked up to them and found
they were a perfect stranger ?
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- I don't see what this
has to do with it.
- The point is this.
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Our imaginations
play tricks on us.
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They often misinterpret
what we see and hear. Do you agree?
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I suppose so.
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If that can happen in ordinary times,
go a step further.
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Look what can happen in a high fever,
or following a serious emotional shock.
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It doesn't seem possible
that I could have imagined all of it.
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Does this man, this figure,
resemble anyone you've ever known?
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- An acquaintance or your father?
- No.
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- Do you have a boyfriend
here or back home?
- I have no desire for one.
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- Never?
- No.
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I'm surprised to find myself
saying that, but it's true.
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I have no desire for
the close company of other people.
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Have you always
felt this way?
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I... I don't know.
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Don't you want to join
in the things that other people do,
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share the experiences
of other people?
:53:27
I don't seem capable
of being very close to people.
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I do feel that perhaps I'm trying
to reach out for those other things.
:53:37
Do you feel guilty
wanting them?
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I don't understand you.
:53:43
I'm not a psychiatrist, and perhaps
I'm being clumsy at all this,
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but I am suggesting that perhaps
this figure represents a guilt feeling.
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Oh, that's ridiculous!
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Maybe. Frankly,
I don't know.