Kate & Leopold
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She cried for a week.
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I don’t know the story
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of Prince Charles and Lady Di.
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Oh, you don’t want to.
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It’s a cautionary tale.
Further proof.

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Of what?
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You can’t live a fairy tale.
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I’m not very good with men.
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Perhaps you haven’t found
the right one.

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Maybe.
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Or, uh, maybe
the whole love thing

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is just a grown-up version
of Santa Claus

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just a myth we’ve been fed
since childhood

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so we keep buying magazines
and joining clubs

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and doing therapy
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and watching movies
with hit pop songs

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played over love montages
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all in this pathetic attempt
to explain why our love Santa

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keeps getting caught
in the chimney.

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Otis always told me
love is a leap.

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Lamentably,
I was never inspired to jump.

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By my 30th birthday,
I had, according to my uncle

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become a blemish
on the family name.

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So he brought me to this country
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with the proviso
I marry an American.

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A girl
with a good deal of, um...

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Charm?
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Money. Since my parents died
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our family fortune had become,
shall we say, depleted.

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I would be married now
if I hadn’t followed Stuart.

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I was to announce a bride
that night.

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Who?
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I don’t know.
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Someone.
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One of them.

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