:36:00
There are all k!nds of marr!ages,
and there are all k!nds of noses...
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snub and otherw!se.
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And you th!nk that !f l marry, !t'll be snub?
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What's the alternat!ve?
:36:18
lf you don't know, don't do !t.
:36:23
Marr!age, !n the old sense,
seems repuls!ve...
:36:25
The whole world !n couples,
each couple !n !ts own l!ttle house...
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watch!ng !ts own l!ttle !nterests,
stew!ng !n !ts own pr!vac!es.
:36:32
lt's the most repuls!ve th!ng on earth.
:36:34
Yes, l qu!te agree.
There's someth!ng !nfer!or about !t.
:36:38
There aga!n, what's the alternat!ve?
:36:41
We've got to f!nd one.
:36:45
l do bel!eve !n a permanent un!on
between a man and a woman.
:36:48
Chopp!ng about !s merely
an exhaust!ve process.
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But a permanent relat!onsh!p between
a man and a woman !sn't the last word.
:36:57
lt certa!nly !sn't.
:37:00
Qu!te.
:37:04
We have to take down th!s
love-and-marr!age !deal from !ts pedestal.
:37:07
We want someth!ng broader.
:37:09
l bel!eve !n the add!t!onal perfect
relat!onsh!p, between man and man.
:37:14
Add!t!onal to marr!age.
:37:17
l don't see how they can be the same.
:37:19
No, not the same, but equally !mportant...
:37:23
equally creat!ve, equally sacred, !f you l!ke.
:37:29
l know you bel!eve someth!ng l!ke that.
:37:33
Only, l can't feel !t, do you see?
:37:47
Gudrun m!ght rush !nto marr!age l!ke us.
Wouldn't that be n!ce?
:37:50
Rubb!sh. Gudrun !s a born m!stress,
just as Gerald !s a born lover.
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lf all women are e!ther w!ves or m!stresses,
then Gudrun !s a m!stress.
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And all men are e!ther lovers or husbands.