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- Can we talk about what happened
the other night?
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- Sure.
- That's why she wanted to read
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my book, so she could
humiliate me?
:34:13
- So fight back.
- Don't be ridiculous.
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She knows next to nothing
about art. And l'm certainly not
:34:19
going to respond
to her accusations.
:34:21
- You seem to be doing
a pretty good job.
:34:23
- What are you talking about?
:34:25
- Just the way you use history
like a weapon.
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I mean, talking about
Gorky's mother
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as a way of attacking
Celia's issues.
:34:31
- Celia's issues.
Are you out of your mind?
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It was a prepared lecture.
:34:36
Raffi, she wants to believe
that I murdered her father's,
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that I pushed him off a cliff.
Would I do that?
:34:43
Would you like to believe
that your mother is a killer?
:34:45
Is that remotely possible
to you?
:34:54
- Her new theory
is that you made him jump.
:34:56
- How?
- She thinks
:34:59
the whole last chapter
of the book is a...
:35:01
a way of admitting guilt.
- Oh, I see.
:35:03
The idea being since Gorky
committed suicide,
:35:05
her father's must have as well.
:35:07
- It's easy to make fun of her.
:35:09
- Not as easy as you think.
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Raffi,
:35:17
she wants her father's' death to
be more meaningful that it was.
:35:20
It gives her a cause.
:35:22
- We all know how dangerous
those can be.
:35:26
- She has no right
to compare it to a man.
:35:29
Your father died
for something he believed in.
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- L just wish I had some idea
of what that was.