:31:38
- Are you all right?
- Where are you going?
:31:41
To pick up some friends
of Carl's and mine.
:31:43
- I wanna talk to you.
- I'll be back later.
:31:46
I want to talk to you right now.
I want to explain.
:31:48
- No, it isn't necessary.
- Yes, it is.
:31:52
Come on, get moving!
:31:53
- Will you shut up!
- Robert, I have to go.
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Will you just wait one minute?
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I haven't been fair to Carl.
:32:04
I have to tell you that.
:32:08
What? I can't hear you.
:32:12
I'm sorry everything's
been so confusing.
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I'll see you later
this evening.
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But you see, man is born
into the world...
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with his existent adversary
from the first.
:32:29
It is his historic,
mythic inheritance.
:32:32
So, is this startling?
:32:34
Aggression is prehistoric. An organism
behaves according to its nature...
:32:37
and its nature derives from
the circumstances of its inheritance.
:32:41
The fact remains that primitive man took
delight in tearing his adversary apart.
:32:45
And there is where, I think,
the core of the problem resides.
:32:49
Doesn't that seem
unnecessarily apocalyptic?
:32:51
I do not make poetry.
:32:54
Is there a TV in the house?
:32:59
I remarked to John...