Misery
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:25:04
I don't know about you, but what I did
to get through it was I dove into work.

:25:09
Days, nights...
:25:13
Night shifts can be lonely
at a hospital. I did a lot of reading.

:25:19
That was when I first discovered Misery.
:25:23
She made me so happy.
She made me forget all my problems.

:25:29
Course, I suppose you had
a little something to do with that, too.

:25:33
Yeah, well...
:25:37
I just kept reading them over and over.
:25:41
I've got two chapters to go on this one...
:25:43
..and when I finish I'll turn right to the first
page and start reading it all over again.

:25:49
I'm, uh...
:25:53
- Done?
- Yeah.

:25:55
No problem.
:25:58
Thanks.
:26:00
Don't get me wrong.
I'm not against marriage per se,...

:26:03
..but it'd take a pretty special guy to make
me wanna walk down that aisle again.

:26:08
Yeah, it's, uh, not something
you should enter into lightly.

:26:12
It boils down to respect.
:26:14
People just don't respect
the institution of marriage any more.

:26:18
They have no sense of real commitment.
:26:23
Well, I'd love to stay here and chat,...
:26:25
..but I'm right at the end
and I gotta find out what happens.

:26:44
(door opens and closes)
:26:50
You...
:26:53
You dirty bird... How could you?
:26:59
She can't be dead!
Misery Chastain cannot be dead!


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