Roxanne
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:51:01
Like a dickhead.
:51:03
No, you cannot write that.
:51:06
You have to say, "I felt like a child
standing in the sun for the first time -

:51:12
- feeling only your radiance."
:51:16
"Radiance"; I like that.
I will underline that.

:51:21
What did you do after you saw her?
:51:24
I puked.
:51:30
After seeing you...
my only nourishment was you.

:51:36
- C.D., you write the letter.
- No, you do it.

:51:40
You know how to say what I feel.
You write it and I will sign it.

:51:44
No, no, that is... dangerous.
That is lying.

:51:50
Not if you write what I feel.
:51:52
I sign my name and you write
what you imagine I am feeling.

:51:56
- It will work.
- What I imagine you are feeling?

:52:00
It is half-written already.
:52:02
You have to change that poetic baloney.
:52:06
This is beautiful.
:52:08
No, for Roxanne
you need something startling -

:52:12
- something so strange it would
make her incapable of being reasonable.

:52:18
- Can you do it?
- It is an challenge.

:52:22
Get your favourite pen.
:52:24
These are good.
:52:26
And some good quality paper
that really takes the ink.

:52:31
- Oh, the food!
- I will take care of it.

:52:34
You just take your time.

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