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- You saw the killings,
then wrote about them.
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- What?
:35:07
- Mr. Roy, you started your novel
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after the massacre, right?
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After.
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- Before!
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I started two weeks before.
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- Jeanne,
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take Mr. Michaud to my office.
I'll be there in a minute.
:35:40
- Did I hear right?
:35:42
He saw the killings
and you didn't tell me?
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- Not now, okay?
:35:47
- It isn't the first time Roy wrote
something that later occurred.
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That's why I came.
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I remembered
while I was reading his scrapbook.
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In 1996, for his 30th birthday,
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his publisher and I threw a party.
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He never discusses current work,
but we were tipsy.
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He was writing about a mother
drowning her two kids.
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It was on his birthday.
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Now, look at this.
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MOTHER DROWNS TWO BABIES
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It's dated October.
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- So, he based his writing
on the clipping, as usual.
:36:28
- Oh, God!
:36:29
- What?
:36:31
- You're a fan, you get it.
:36:34
- Get what?
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- Roy's birthday was on September 13.
Which comes before October.
:36:42
- Christ, not more of this.
:36:44
- What?
:36:45
- It was 6 years ago. How can you be
sure it was precisely September 13?
:36:50
- It was his birthday.
:36:52
- You must be confused.
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You're confused!
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- Didn't you hear?
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- You were drunk, you said so.