Don Juan DeMarco
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as long as he lives.
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Now, is that
a perfect myth or not?

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lt's wonderful.
lt's a wonderful story.

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You know, Jack,
this kid is remarkable.

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You're right.
lt's like a Greek myth.

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lt's exactly like a Greek myth.
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The son becomes potent,
sexually active...

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leads to the destruction
of his father...

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who he replaces,
as, ofcourse, he must...

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he must someday
to become a man.

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But the guilt
of replacing the man...

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who loves him and gave
him life, it's too great.

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lt's enormous.
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So he must hide it
by wearing a mask.

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lt's time to put the kid
on meds, Jack.

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You want to drive this kid nuts?
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Fill him full of
antipsychotic chemicals...

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and in 48 hours, you're
going to have a nut case...

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you are not ever going to forget
for the rest ofyour life.

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Jack, he is a schizophrenic.
He is not Don Juan.

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How do you know
he's not Don Juan?

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I've been with the kid. I know.
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Has he ever told you, Jack,
in any of his sessions...

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that he's been living
with his grandmother in Queens?

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Has he ever told you?
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I haven't got
any details like that.

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I got a call about an hour ago
from the department.

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Now, please, Jack...
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put the boy on medication.
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Paul, you don't understand.
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Please!
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Take it easy.
He is your patient.

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You gotfive days.
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I am pissed offat you.
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And don'tforget
we're barbecuing Saturday.

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Really pissed off.
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-Mrs. DeMarco?
-Hello?


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