Four Weddings and a Funeral
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:43:11
Oh, my God!
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Charles?
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- Hi.
- Hello. I'm Alistair.

:43:27
Great.
:43:28
- I believe you know Veronica.
- Yeah. Hi, Vee. Hi.

:43:31
Nicki.
:43:35
Great.
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Tell me, are you married?
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No.
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- Are you a lesbian?
- Good Lord!

:43:51
What made you say that?
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It's one of the possibilities
for unmarried girls.

:43:55
It is a bit more interesting than saying
'just never found the right chap'.

:44:00
- Quite right. Why be dull?
- Thank you.

:44:08
The truth is, I have met the right person,
only he's not in love with me.

:44:13
And until I stop loving him
no one else stands a chance.

:44:16
- Bad luck.
- Yes, isn't it?

:44:21
I was a lesbian once at school,
but only for 1 5 minutes.

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I don't think it counts.
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There are 400 different kinds of tea,
:44:36
and that's not including
all these so-called fruit teas.

:44:39
I took Veronica out to lndia at Christmas
to look at the plantations.

:44:43
- You and her went there once.
- That's right.

:44:46
Charles was vile. He insisted on
cracking jokes all the time I was ill.

:44:51
- Trying to cheer you up.
- You're that Veronica!

:44:53
Which Veronica? Charlie?
:44:56
- Remember Bombay?
- When Charles and I were going out,

:44:59
he told me he'd had this
interesting journey round lndia


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