Hannah and Her Sisters
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:48:21
Mr Sachs, l'm afraid the news is not good.
:48:27
lf l can show you exactly
where the tumour is,

:48:30
and why we feel that
surgery would be of no use...

:48:35
lt's over.
:48:38
l'm face to face with eternity.
:48:42
Not later, but now.
:48:45
l'm so frightened,
l can't move, speak or breathe.

:48:52
Well, you're just fine.
There's absolutely nothing here at all.

:48:56
And your tests are all fine.
:48:59
l must admit, l was concerned,
given your symptoms.

:49:03
What caused this hearing loss,
we'll never know for sure,

:49:06
but whatever it was, it's certainly not
anything serious. l'm very relieved.

:49:12
( livelyjazz)
:49:29
What do you mean, you're quitting? Why?
:49:32
The news is good.
You don't have canc... the thing.

:49:37
Do you realise what a thread
we're all hanging by?

:49:40
You're off the hook.
You should be celebrating.

:49:43
Can you understand how
meaningless everything is?

:49:46
l'm talking about our lives, the show,
the whole world. lt's meaningless.

:49:50
- Yeah, but you're not dying.
- No, l'm not dying now, but...

:49:54
When l ran out of the hospital, l was so
thrilled because l was going to be OK.

:49:58
l'm running down the street,
and suddenly l stop. lt hit me.


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