The Last of Sheila
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What did you find?
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The beginnings of an idea.
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You seem pleased with yourself.
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I've had the beginnings of an idea, too,
for a scenario.

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It's about a middle-class writer...
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who is married to a beautiful
and wealthy young woman.

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Is this an original or an adaptation?
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After a few years, she begins to bore him.
Not her money, she herself.

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And then,
while rewriting a picture in Rome...

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he renews his acquaintance with a cheap...
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but not untalented young actress.
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Aren't we getting a little off the subject?
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I told you something
had been nagging me.

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Something Clinton had said or done.
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He said we didn't have to move
to play the game if we were smart enough.

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And just now...
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I noticed this.
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I thought he was being unusually finicky
when he was lining us up.

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See anything odd?
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What's odd?
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Everybody's been posed under a letter.
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So?
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Now have a look at these secret cards.
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There's something peculiar
about one of them.


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