1:11:01
And you call me stubborn.
1:11:03
You're sure you're not here to force me
to go back and become like you?
1:11:08
If I thought there was a chance of forcing you,
but of course that will never happen.
1:11:14
You are more than welcome to return home
and become my daughter again anytime
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and I would even begin to share my power
and responsibility with you if you did.
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Not that you care.
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So what is it?
1:11:37
What is it, the thing...
the thing that you don't like about me?
1:11:40
It was a word you used that provoked me.
1:11:42
You called me arrogant.
1:11:45
To plunder, as it were, a God given right.
I'd call that arrogant, daddy.
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But that is exactly what I don't like about you.
1:11:52
It is you that is arrogant.
1:11:53
That's what you came here to say?
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I'm not the one passing judgement, Daddy.
You are.
1:12:03
You do not pass judgement,
because you sympathize with them.
1:12:08
A deprived childhood and a homicide
really isn't necessarily a homicide, right?
1:12:15
The only thing you can blame is circumstances.
1:12:17
Rapists and murderers may be the victims,
according to you.
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But I, I call them dogs,
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and if they're lapping up their own vomit
the only way to stop them is with the lash.
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But dogs only obey their own nature.
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So why shouldn't we forgive them?
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Dogs can be taught many useful things,
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but not if we forgive them
every time they obey their own nature.
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So I'm arrogant. I'm arrogant
because I forgive them?
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My God..