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- Homer?
- Do you think it's not obvious
to us what's happened to you?
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You've fallen in love,
haven't you?
1:16:10
By the way, whatever you're up to can't
be too good for your heart.
1:16:14
Then again, it's the sort
of condition that could be
made worse by worrying about it,
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so don't worry
about it.
1:16:23
- Dear Dr Larch:
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What I'm learning here may not be
as important as what I learned from you,
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but everything
is new to me.
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Yesterday, I learned
how to poison mice.
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Field mice girdle an apple tree, :
Pine mice kill the roots.
1:16:39
You use poison oats
and poison corn.
1:16:43
I know what you have to do.
You have to play God.
1:16:47
Well, killing mice is as close as I want
to come to playing God.
1:16:52
Homer, here
in St. Cloud's,
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I have been given
the opportunity of playing God...
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or leaving practically
everything up to chance.
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Men and women of conscience
should seize those moments...
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when it's possible
to play God.
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There won't be many.
1:17:07
Do I interfere when
absolutely helpless women...
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tell me they simply can't
have an abortion...
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that they simply must go through with
having another and yet another orphan?
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I do not.
I do not even recommend.
1:17:20
I just give them
what they want.
1:17:29
You are my
work of art, Homer.
1:17:32
Everything else
has been just a job.
1:17:35
I don't know if you've got
a work of art in you,
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but I know what your job is:
You're a doctor.
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I'm not a doctor.
1:17:44
You're going to
replace me.
1:17:46
The board of trustees
is looking for my replacement.
1:17:48
I can't replace you.
I'm sorry.
1:17:51
"Sorry"?
I'm not sorry.
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Not for anything I've done.
1:17:57
I'm not even sorry
that I love you.