Love and Death
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Then one day, at the height
ofmy sense ofwellbeing,

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I suddenly,
and forno apparent reason,

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was seized with an urge
to commit suicide.

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You're healthy, you have a beautiful wife,
your work is going well.

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I know, but something's missing.
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- What?
- I feel a void at the centre of my being.

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- What kind of void?
- Well, an empty void.

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An empty void?
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I felt the full void a month ago,
but it was something I ate.

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Maybe what you have
is a sickness of the soul.

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- Look, there's Death.
- What? Who?

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Death!
He's got Krapotkin, the wine merchant.

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- Really?
- Yeah, and a woman.

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- Ooh, it's not Mrs Krapotkin.
- You're kidding.

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No. I always knew Krapotkin
was diddling somebody else.

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- Where are you taking Krapotkin?
- Away! For ever!

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Listen, if you run into my wife,
tell her I'm with you!

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Goodbye, Krapotkin.
If you get a chance, write.

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Father Andre,
holiest of holies, aged and wise,

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you are the most wrinkled man
in the entire country.

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Get off my beard, you little jerk.
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Rise, my child. Rise.
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- I'm standing.
- My eyesight is poor.

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Everyone says you're senile with age,
but you're the only one that can help me.

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I don't think you're senile.
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Where did you say the fish was caught?
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- What fish?
- Didn't you say something about fish?

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Father, Boris is trying to commit suicide.
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Last week he contemplated killing
himself by inhaling next to an Armenian.

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Tell Boris this.
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I have lived many years
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and, after many trials and tribulations,
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I have come to the conclusion
that the best thing is...


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