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Excuse me. If somebody's
saying something about me...

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I'd Iike to know what it is.
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WeII, a friend of mine
said that she saw you...

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with a young woman.
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A ceIIist.
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And you actuaIIy think that
I wouId put our marriage...

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into that kind of jeopardy?
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WeII, I don't know, Porter.
I just--

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-I got scared.
-Scared?

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Don't you think it might
have been a good idea...

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to take a Iook at this person
and examine whether or not...

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they actuaIIy are
your friend, you know?

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Because if you needed to...
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you couId aIways find
a hundred speciaI prosecutors...

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to come up with any story
you're Iooking for...

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but I think it might
be a good idea...

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if you wouId just
examine yourseIf...

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and why it is that
you need to beIieve...

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something that wouId
make you pursue...

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a sordid IittIe fishing
expedition Iike this.

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This is--this is--
weII, no. I guess you--no.

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You have the temerity,
you have the audacity...

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you have the heartIessness...
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without a shadow of
a fraction of a moment...

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of a scintiIIa of
a tiny atom of a doubt...

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to think that I wouId
put our marriage...

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into that kind of jeopardy?
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That's just fine, EIIie!
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Oh, that's just fine!
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Twenty-five years! I wouId have
thought better of you, EIIie...

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but that's fine!
That's fine! Good! Fine!

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Twenty-five years!
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Her name is AIex.
She does pIay the ceIIo.

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You son of a bitch!
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Yeah. It's aII right. I knew.
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I knew it.
I knew this.

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This is exactIy what
you wouId faII for--

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some struggIing musician
you couId take care of...

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with a big, resonating box
between her Iegs.

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God damn it, Porter.
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Do you know,
we have been together...

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for so many years,
I think I forgot...

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how IittIe backbone
you actuaIIy have.


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