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I dream always of dying.
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I dream mostly of being hungry.
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- Were you ever hungry?
- Now and then, yeah.
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I've never been hungry,
so how can I dream of that?
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But then I've never died either.
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So why should I dream of dying?
1:06:19
Dr. Constable explains it quite easily:
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"Fear of impotence," he says.
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Now, I can't quite make that connection.
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Besides, I've always been impotent,
so why should I fear it?
1:06:33
You know, Mr. St. Ives, I'm truly pleased
that you blackmailed me.
1:06:37
That's what it was, wasn't it?
Blackmailed into taking you into this...
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...new venture of mine.
1:06:43
We could be friends, you know.
1:06:46
What makes you think so?
1:06:48
Because we're both
essentially so very honest.
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And now we must rest.
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We leave promptly at 6:30.
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Let me show you to the guest room.
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It's afternoon.
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You know something?
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You're all right.
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- Did you have any doubts?
- That's what it's like these days.
1:07:46
You're all right.
1:07:47
Now that I've got you on my side,
I have a question.
1:07:50
Go right ahead.
1:07:53
Briefly, your connection with Procane.
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Well, I used to be a cop.