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:52:04
I preferred "The Ritz."
- That's too swanky.

:52:07
We need something catchy.
:52:22
Stefan?
:52:24
What is it, Stefan?
- Something wrong?

:52:28
It's just so... beautiful.
:52:33
Listen:
:52:35
In the long night where memory strays
lights from the past flicker on

:52:41
distant signals from childhood days
to a fearful heart on the run

:52:53
There's more...
:52:57
someone who wants to share your nights
and your days will never get far

:53:03
your life lies
behind in the flickering lights
and no-one will know who you are.

:53:15
Must be something missing.
:53:18
What's it called again?
:53:20
"Flickering Lanterns"...
by Mily Dickinson.

:53:25
The mice have been at
Mily Dickinson's book.

:53:30
It's all right, nothing's missing.
Mily Dickinson is a famous poet.

:53:36
It's good that Stefan's reading.
- But what does it mean?

:53:40
Who cares!
:53:43
Stefan, are you crying over a poem?
- No.

:53:46
It's a metaphor.
- What kind of crap is that?

:53:52
Are we literary critics now?
- Arne, cool it.

:53:56
And your brain hasn't worked
since you got out of the freezer.


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