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So, tell me. When did you
first notice the symptoms?
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- Elizabeth, can I ask you something?
- Yeah.
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Good.
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Say you go to the theatre tonight, right?
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You go to the theatre.
You run into your gynaecologist.
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He says to you:
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"Good evening, Elizabeth,
are you enjoying the play?
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"How about that little condition
you came to me about last week?
:36:25
- "Let's have a look".
- It's not the same.
:36:27
It's exactly the same thing!
:36:29
You're at the theatre, with your dress up....
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Me, on a beautiful day like this,
with a woman like you....
:36:34
It's exactly the same thing.
:36:35
The minute the doctor shows up,
and starts poking around in things...
:36:39
that he or she is uninvited
to be poking around in, it's rude.
:36:46
I guess I never thought of it that way.
:36:48
- I'm sorry.
- Yeah.
:36:51
- Yeah. I'll forgive you.
- Thanks.
:36:54
- If you feed me.
- I can't.
:36:57
Can't? This is America.
You can do anything you want!
:37:00
- I have appointments!
- I have hunger.
:37:04
Mucho hunger.
:37:07
I really can't.
:37:09
Who needs you more today than me?
:37:11
There can't be anyone. I'm desperate.
:37:16
You want to do this, I know you do.
:37:19
There! There it is!
:37:20
You see it? The road to forgiveness.
:37:23
I'll talk about me. I will.
:37:32
Just turn. Come on.
:37:34
Yes! I knew it! I knew she'd do it! Yes!
:37:47
So, what were you doing
on the stage that night?
:37:50
Picking up the tempo.
:37:52
Why would you do that?
:37:55
Look, Ode to Joy was meant
to be played allegro vivace:
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Quickly, with life.