The War of the Roses
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My client is being more than fair, Mr Rose.
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She's waived alimony and she's willing to
waive her rights against your law practice...

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..in exchange for the house and all of
its contents, except your shaving gear and...

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..his clothing?
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- Everything I made went into that house.
- I found that house.

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Every piece of furniture is where it is
because I put it there. It is my house.

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If your client has finished yammering,
explain to her...

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..that a wife does not
automatically get the house.

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I thought you told her that
she was entitled to anything and everything.

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- I told her what?
- Yes.

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Here it is.
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I quote: "My love,...
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..by the time you..."
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Boy, what a handwriting.
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"By the time you receive this, I may be gone."
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Uh... Blah, blah, blah...
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"All I am and all I have, I owe to you."
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You wrote this, Mr Rose?
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Excuse me, Mr Thurmont, you tiny,
little, worm-like, infinitesimal prick,...

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..could I have a word with my wife, please?
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Certainly.
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If this is a who-can-sink-lowest-fastest
contest, you won.

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By showing him my letter,...
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..you have sunk below
the deepest layer of prehistoric frog shit...

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..at the bottom of a New Jersey scum swamp.
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I may have let you have the house,
but now...

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..you'll never get it.
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You will never get that house.
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Do you understand?
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You will never get that house.

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