Misery
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1:01:00
I knew from the very first book
that Misery had to be nobility...

1:01:03
- ..and I was right!
- Yeah.

1:01:06
Oh, Paul, can I read each chapter when
you're finished? I can fill in the N's.

1:01:10
Will she be her old self now lan has
dug her out, or will she have amnesia?

1:01:14
Have to wait.
1:01:16
Will she still love him
with that special, perfect love?

1:01:19
- You'll have to wait.
- Not even a hint?

1:01:21
Mm-mm.
1:01:22
Ohhh!
1:01:24
Misery's alive, Misery's alive!
Oh, it's so romantic!

1:01:28
Oh, this whole house
is gonna be filled with romance!

1:01:31
I'm gonna put on my Liberace records!
1:01:38
You do like Liberace, don't you?
1:01:41
Whenever he played Radio City,
who do you think was in the front row?

1:01:44
I'm gonna play my records all day long,
to inspire you. He's my all-time favourite.

1:01:49
Annie?
1:01:54
Would you have dinner with me tonight?
To celebrate Misery's Return.

1:02:01
I couldn't have done it without you.
1:02:05
Oh, Paul...
1:02:08
It would be an honour.
1:02:17
No, he's not here.
1:02:19
I don't know where he is.
He never tells me anything any more.

1:02:22
He's probably out
having an affair somewhere.

1:02:25
Wait a minute. He's coming in now.
1:02:28
It's Jim Taylor. He wants to know
who you're having an affair with.

1:02:33
Hello, Jim. What's doing?
1:02:37
Jim, we've been through this before.
1:02:40
If you have benches
in front of your store,...

1:02:42
..people are gonna want to sit on 'em.
1:02:46
Well, I don't like him either, but I'm not
gonna come over and tell him to move.

1:02:51
Give my best to Denise. Bye.
1:02:55
Well, whoever she is,
she sure likes to read a lot.

1:02:59
Virginia, I'm flattered that
you think I've got that much energy.


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