1:32:07
"Just as the door opened,
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a gust of wind picked up
the little paper dancer...
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and blew her into the stove.
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The next day, the maid
was cleaning out the oven...
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and found him
in the shape of a heart.
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But nothing remained of the girl. "
1:32:32
That was very good, June.
1:32:34
Did you know that coal miners used
to keep canaries underground?
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That way they could tell if there were
gas leaks, because the canaries would die.
1:32:42
No. I didn't know that.
1:32:43
My dad told me that.
He likes you.
1:32:46
I could tell right away.
It's the way he talked to you.
1:32:49
He uses that tone when he meets
a woman he likes.
1:32:52
He speaks slowly and agrees
with everything she says.
1:32:57
He does that with you.
Have you noticed?
1:32:59
No. I haven't noticed.
1:33:01
Do you think he'll
ask you out on a date?
1:33:04
I don't know, June.
You might wanna ask him.
1:33:06
He asked you out already.
Is that it?
1:33:08
Would it bother you if he had?
1:33:10
Only if you accepted, but I don't
think there's any real danger.
1:33:14
He's still in love with mom,
and nothing's going to change that.
1:33:19
- Do you live alone?
- No. I live with my sister.
1:33:22
- Where does she work?
- She's a detective.
1:33:25
That's cool.
Is she single like you?
1:33:30
- Yes.
- She's not blind, of course.
1:33:33
Why isn't she married?
1:33:35
I guess she just hasn't found
the right man yet.
1:33:38
Maybe she didn't wanna leave you
all alone. Is that it?
1:33:41
That would be wrong, of course.
1:33:43
I think a blind person is perfectly
capable of living on her own.
1:33:46
Don't you?
1:33:49
I didn't wanna be nosy
about you and my dad,
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but if he hasn't asked you out,
it's for the better.
1:33:56
He's usually all lovey-dovey
with them at first,
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then he drops 'em like a hot potato.