Dogville
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I'm telling you for the last time
to get out of my home.

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Moses don't like you.
And I don't like you.

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The kids are going crazy enough
from their ma's teachin'.

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Thank you, Grace!
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[Narrator] The two seeks had passed far too quickly.
Grace had enjoyed herself.

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All she could say was that
she was fond of them all,

:43:47
including the folk who had greeted her
with reluctance and hostility.

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Even though she might not have won everybody
over completely or even half way, as Tom put it,

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She cared for Dogville and she had shown
the town her face, her true face.

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But was that enough?
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During Jack McKay's long lecture that evening
she had found herself in a heart-searching mood.

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Whether heart-searching or
concern for her future was the cause,

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the result was that the otherwise so lovable
Grace indulged in a pretty shady piece of provocation.

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So you agree that the windows of St. Bridget's,
at the first time you saw them,
didn't live up to their reputation.

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I don't think it is the position of the church itself.
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Maybe it's the light in Los Angeles and
the mosaic glass in those windows they kind of collide,

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I remember thinking that.
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I think we've talked long enough about
the way we remembering seeing things.


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