Fanny och Alexander
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He says he doesn't go to moneylenders.
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- Do you know?
- No.

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And that poor German woman
he's married to.

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How could he have fallen for her?
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It must be something erotic.
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What do you think?
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Erotic? Yes, perhaps.
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- You're not listening.
- Yes, I am.

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Never mind. The main thing is
that you keep me company.

:38:43
Carl and Gustav Adolf are oversexed.
:38:47
They take after their father.
He was oversexed.

:38:51
At times I thought
it was too much of a good thing,

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but I never refused.
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Gustav Adolf is incorrigible.
:38:59
I've spoken with Alma, and she wisely says
she doesn't mind his philandering,

:39:04
because he's the kindest husband
in the world.

:39:08
It's fortunate that Alma
is so understanding.

:39:14
Perhaps I ought to warn that nursemaid Maj,
or whatever her name is.

:39:21
I must say she's very pretty,
and good with the children.

:39:24
Beautiful colouring and a nice figure.
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Pity she limps, the poor thing.
:39:34
Are you sad
because you've grown old?

:39:38
I'm certainly not.
Everything's getting worse.

:39:42
Worse people,
worse machines, worse wars...

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and worse weather.
:39:48
I'm glad I’ll soon be dead.
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You're an incorrigible old misanthrope
and always have been.

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- I don't agree with you.
- I thought as much.

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That doesn't stop me from crying.

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