My Own Private Idaho
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- Tell us why.
- You can tell 'em. Go on and tell 'em.

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- Upon compulsion?
- [ Woman ] Come on, Bob.

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Not for you or I or all the rest of the world
would I tell you...

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on compulsion!
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I will no longer
be guilty of this sin!

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This sanguine coward,
this horseback-breaker...

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this huge hill of jelly!
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[ Groaning ]
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[ Barking ]
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[ Bob ]
Punk.! You starfiish.!

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Oh, for breath to utter what lies
of a tailor's yardstick!

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You boot case.! You vile punk.!
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Breathe a while, and then do it again.
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But hear me out.
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We two saw you four set upon five.
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And, Bob...
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you carried yourself
away at the slightest noise.

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And roared for mercy. And ran and roared
as ever I heard a bull calf.

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[ Laughing ]
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What trick,
what device can you find...

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to hide from this open
and apparent shame?

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[ Mike ]
Yes.

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What new trick
do you have for us now, Bob?

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[ Laughing ]
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Good Lord, lads.
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I know you as well as
he that made you.

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Do you think that I would
kill the heir apparent?

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Do you think I would turn on you, Scotty?
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Why, you're our only ticket
out of this poverty and oppression.

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I am as valued as Hercules.
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But beware my instinct.
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The lion will not touch the true heir.

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