Gods and Monsters
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I don't know. I guess because, uh,
no girl in her right mind would have me.

:46:06
A man who is not married
has nothing.

:46:09
He is a man of trouble.
You need a woman.

:46:14
Are you proposing what I think
you're proposing?

:46:17
I'm a little bit young
for you.

:46:25
Oh, men! Always pulling legs.
Everything is comedy.

:46:30
Oh, how very amusing.
How marvelously droll.

:46:36
So, uh,
have you ever been married?

:46:40
- Of course. I'm married still.
- What does your husband do?

:46:43
He's dead now.
Twenty years.

:46:46
- Then you're as single as I am.
- No, I have children,
and grandchildren too.

:46:51
I visit when I can.
:46:53
Of course, now Mr. Jimmy cannot
be left alone for long,

:46:56
so I do not get out much.
:46:59
Poor Mr. Jimmy.
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There is much good in him,
but he will suffer the fires of hell.

:47:05
- Is very sad.
- You sure of that?

:47:08
Thas what the priests
tell me.

:47:11
His sins of the flesh
will keep him from heaven.

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- Hell, everybody's got those.
- No.

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His is the worst.
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The unspeakable.
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The deed no man can name
without shame.

:47:32
What is
the good English?

:47:34
All I know is "bugger." He's a bugger.
Men who bugger each other.

:47:37
A homo.
:47:39
Yes! You know.
:47:41
That is why
he must go to hell.

:47:44
I do not think is fair,
but Goïs laws is not for us to judge.

:47:48
So, what you're telling me is,
Mr. Whale is a homo.

:47:52
You did not know?
:47:54
Uh... Ye... l...
N-No. I wasn't very sure.

:47:58
You and he are not...

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