Barton Fink
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painted women,
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and the burlyman..."
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"Why'd you arrest him?"
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"With one lightning move
with his mighty arms,

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the burlyman..."
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"She's a good woman..."
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"I don't care what people say..."
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"So, Burlyman,
we have to deduct those expenses

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from your personal..."
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"Don't you care for me
after all these years?"

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Hold the line, sir.
I have your call.

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Hello, operator!
I can't--

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Oh, God.
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Ahem. Hello?
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Garland, it's me.
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Barton?
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Wh-What time is it?
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Are you all right?
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Yeah, I'm--I'm fine.
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I have to talk to you, Garland.
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I'm calling long-distance.
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What is it, Barton?
Are you okay?

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Yeah, I'm fine, Garland,
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but we have to talk.
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It's about what I'm writing.
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I think...
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it's really...
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I think it's really big.
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What do you mean, Barton?
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Not big in the sense of large,
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although it's that, too.
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I--I mean important.
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This may be
the most important work

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I've ever done.
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Barton, is everything okay?
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You sound a little, um...
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Sound a little what?
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You sound a little, um...
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Thanks, Garland.
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Thanks for all the encouragement.
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Nitwit.
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[ Typewriter Clacking ]

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