Possession
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:34:01
He sends her more letters and she
doesn't answer him. She ignores him.

:34:06
Typical.
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No. She chose her life with Blanche.
It's not typical. It's remarkable.

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"I hope this note is the dove...
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...which will return with
the wished-for olive branch."

:34:25
"My letters are like Noah's ravens..."
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They have sped out across the Thames,
and yet have not returned.

:34:33
I send this note by hand,
in the hope you might receive it.

:34:44
- Where are the letters?
- They're gone.

:34:50
I tore them up. Burned them.
:34:54
- And the others from my desk?
- The same.

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I beg for us to be as we were,
Christabel.

:35:04
Sweetheart, please.
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This house...
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... so happy once, is full of weeping
and wailing and black headaches.

:35:20
I ask myself to whom I may turn
and think of you, my friend...

:35:25
... the unwitting cause
of all this grief.

:35:36
I shan't forget the first glimpse
of your form.

:35:40
Illuminated as it was
by flashes of sunlight.

:35:44
I have dreamt nightly of your face...
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... and walked the landscape of my life
with the rhythms of your writing...

:35:51
... ringing in my ears.
:35:53
I shall never forget our shining
progress towards one another.

:35:58
Never have I felt such a concentration
of my entire being.


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