The King and I
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And if I displease in any way...
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...I'll be sent back to Burma.
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You know what such dishonor means?
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Death.
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Are you soldier?
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l....
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-You don't know what you are?
-l...

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...serve the King.
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That makes two of us.
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Two servants.
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Welcome to your rooms, Mrs. Anna.
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it's beautiful.
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Please don't unpack. I'm not staying.
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What are they doing?
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They wonder why you wear a tent.
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They think you are shaped like that.
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Look.
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Two legs.
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No, please.
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Your husband. A great love?
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He was. it can happen...
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...even to a schoolteacher.
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Though I suspect...
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...only once in a lifetime.
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Servant girl and Crown Prince...
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...is forbidden!
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Against tradition!
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But love has nothing to do with tradition.
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"Hello, young lovers, whoever you are
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"I hope your troubles are few
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"all my good wishes
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"go with you tonight
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"I've been in love like you
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"Be brave, young lovers
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"and follow your star
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"Be brave and faithful
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"and true
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"Cling very close
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"to each other tonight
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"I've been in love like you

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