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Good afternoon.
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- What'll you folks have?
- A frank and a coffee, please.

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- Same for me.
- (Waitress) Okey-doke.

:54:41
Let's get on
with that little discussion.

:54:44
The chronic use of an alias is not
consistent with your story

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of sudden temptation
and unpremeditated impulse.

:54:52
What if you'd stolen almost $1 0,000?
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Wouldn't you change your name?
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Oh, what's the use? Why should I even
try to make you understand?

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I'm not only trying to understand you,
I'm trying to believe you!

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- Why?
- Because, damn it, I want to!

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Can you understand that?
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Here you are, folks.
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Mark?
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The reasons for what I did
at Rutland's,

:55:19
they were so mixed up,
what I wanted to say before.

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I needed to get away, can't you see?
Away from Rutland's.

:55:31
Don't you understand?
Things were - We were -

:55:33
So we were.
Was that any reason to run away?

:55:36
Yes. I thought it was time
I got out before I got hurt.

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I mean, why try to kid myself?
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- Are you called Margaret?
- Marnie.

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- Oh, God, Mark, if you let me go -
- I can't let you go, Marnie.

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Somebody's got to take care of you
and help you. I can't turn you loose.

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If I let you go, I 'm criminally
and morally responsible.

:55:59
Then what -

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