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I seem like a calm person, but...
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...sometimes I have violent thoughts.
It scares me.

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When I associate Mathieu
with his territory...

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...I hate him more than anyone
in the world.

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It's awful, isn't it?
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It's a very serious thing.
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Especially for you,
so sensitive about space.

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Not always. But when you love someone...
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...you should allow them
a private space of their own.

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This is the workplace.
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For most couples,
work is immediately a separate domain.

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But as we both
work at home fairly often....

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There's a simple solution:
get a larger apartment.

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We will, but not right away.
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Last year, I earned my teaching degree.
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This year,
I'm working here before getting tenure.

:47:45
I asked to be placed
in the same town as him...

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...or at least close by.
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Mathieu is a researcher with the NSF...
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...and next year, he'll work
as a research assistant in Grenoble.

:47:55
The only thing left to do is marry.
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-For real?
-For real.

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Don't you believe me?
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Yes, if you say so.
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You don't seem too happy about it.
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On the contrary!
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What bothers me is being married
without being married.

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It used to be called "unclean living."
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That's a great term for it.
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I have plans tomorrow and Wednesday,
so you're off the hook.

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But Thursday,
you must have dinner with us.

:48:28
Dad will be there. You have to come.
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-Hello, Dad.
-Hello.

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-How are you?
-Fine.

:48:47
Jeanne, this is my father.
:48:49
We met briefly,
but I didn't know your name.

:48:52
She's here because
she lent someone her place...

:48:54
...and they've taken root.
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The way you put things!
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Don't worry,
I'm leaving at the end of the week.


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