Sunday Bloody Sunday
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:20:06
- I'm so sorry.
- TeII me...

:20:08
how Iong is it since you've Ied a...
:20:11
normaI married Iife with him?
:20:17
How Iong is it?
:20:19
I can't compIain.
:20:22
You mean he hasn't
been near you for a Iong time?

:20:26
- Or is it that you haven't wanted him to?
- He's never forced himseIf on me.

:20:34
Have you ever thought of Iiving apart?
:20:36
I couIdn't do that. It wouId kiII him.
:20:41
Sometimes peopIe survive better apart,
:20:45
even after a Iong time together.
:20:48
What do you know?
You're not married, are you?

:20:51
- No.
- WeII, then.

:20:56
It's too Iate to start again.
:20:58
You see, it was never that sort of thing
between us.

:21:03
Not what you're saying.
Nothing physicaI.

:21:06
He just said when he proposed to me,
''Do you think we'd make a go of it?''

:21:10
I said, ''When you've got a house,''
and there it is.

:21:15
We've aIways been good to one another.
:21:22
Did I speak out of turn?
:21:24
Oh, no.
:21:31
Good of you to see me on a Saturday.
:21:34
A doctor's aIways busy, though.
Must be interesting seeing peopIe.

:21:39
- I couId do with a hoIiday.
- It's a caIIing, isn't it?

:21:54
- I'm so sorry.
- Hang on.


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