1:38:00
"How did you enjoy the play, Mrs. Lincoln?"
How do you suppose it was?
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I don't know.
1:38:07
I wondered.
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How's Mr. Katz?
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What do you mean?
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Just a perfectly simple question.
I just wanted to know how Mr. Katz was.
1:38:19
Lunch. I'm sorry about that.
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I just couldn't have got away.
1:38:26
Really kept you at it, did he?
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Right through the lunch hour.
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Honestly, that man.
1:38:33
Just because he sends out
for a couple of moldy sandwiches...
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he thinks he's entitled to bore you to death.
1:38:38
- What does he talk about?
- I don't know.
1:38:40
Everything. His wife,
where they're going on holiday.
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How brilliantly his son plays the violin.
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- Something of an infant prodigy, is he?
- Mr. Katz seems to think so.
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Do they know that you share a flat with me?
1:38:55
At the office? I think so. Why?
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I just wondered if you thought
it was more discreet not to let on...
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or perhaps you didn't want people to know
that you weren't available.
1:39:07
Available? For Mr. Katz?
1:39:09
No, not exactly for Mr. Katz.
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But perhaps he isn't as harmful
as you've led me to believe.
1:39:16
What is this? I tell you I can't make lunch...
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and you make a whole stupid thing about it.
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Why do you always have
to be so hysterically suspicious?
1:39:25
Because you're a bloody little liar.
That's why.
1:39:28
You didn't have sandwiches with Mr. Katz.
You didn't have lunch with Mr. Katz.
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You weren't in the office at lunchtime.
1:39:35
What do you mean, I wasn't in the office?
Did you ring me up again?
1:39:38
No, I didn't. But I just happen to know
that you weren't in the office, that's all.
1:39:45
All right, so I went out.
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- I don't see what that's got to do with you.
- Don't you?
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Considering you've lied to me...
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considering it was my last day
in the studio...
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and you couldn't have lunch with me,
I think it's got quite a lot to do with me.
1:39:58
I said I was sorry about lunch...