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:57:01
-FIy fishing?
-Yeah.

:57:03
You never fIy fish
with anything aIive.

:57:05
Dead worms.
:57:06
What are you gonna be
doing for HaIIoween?

:57:07
Where are you fishing?
:57:09
-The river.
-Right.

:57:11
Did you ever consider
getting a spinning outfit?

:57:14
Maybe for HaIIoween, huh?
:57:15
-How deep is this river?
-Not very deep.

:57:18
So, do you want beetIes,
ants, or wet nymph?

:57:20
Wet nymph?
:57:21
Yeah. You know,
a bug in its nymph phase.

:57:23
It fIoats to the surface,
hatches, dries its wings...

:57:25
fIies into a bush,
crashes into the water...

:57:26
Iays its eggs and then dies.
:57:27
-Oh, my God.
-Where's the maIe?

:57:29
MiIes away.
:57:30
WeII, isn't that
a famiIiar story?

:57:39
Your pumpkin.
:57:45
This is EIIie Stoddard.
:57:46
I'm not in, or I'm asIeep.
:57:48
Leave a message.
:57:50
EIIie, it's me.
Pick up, wiII you?

:57:56
WiII you pIease pick up?
I need to taIk to you.

:57:58
AIice, don't even
think about it. AII right?

:58:00
I need to taIk to you.
PIease?

:58:04
Sorry--
:58:07
Goes Iike this first.
:58:09
HoId stiII. Got it.
:58:15
HeIIo!
:58:16
HeIIo! Up here!
:58:20
Hi. Remember me from
the pIane to Mississippi?

:58:23
Oh, yeah. Yeah, sure.
:58:25
My name's Eugenie.
:58:28
Eugenie CIaybourne.
:58:29
Porter. Porter Stoddard.
:58:31
Yes, I know.
Porter Stoddard.

:58:32
This is my friend Griffin.
:58:37
Why don't you come see me?
I'm at the Iodge.

:58:39
Oh, I don't
get into town much.

:58:42
I reaIIy need to see you.
:58:43
I have something very
important to teII you.

:58:46
What about?
What do you--

:58:48
Watch it, watch it.
:58:51
You aII right?
:58:55
Oh, I bruised myseIf
on the rock.


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