Merci Docteur Rey
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It will be much better
if you see your mother alone.

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- I promised.
- Please, I want to go home.

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- Come on, she's not going to bite you.
- Says you. I'm off.

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I'm doing this for you, Dr. Rey.
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I hope you're proud of me
because I'm scared stiff.

:52:22
Would they've given me a standing ovation
if they hadn't already been standing...

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for that little what's-her-name, Li¨´?
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Of course they would.
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- They didn't stay standing just to be polite?
- You were marvelous, darling.

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Just marvelous.
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Damn that goody two-shoes.
:52:38
God knows why Claude
had me wear this veil the whole time.

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We could hear you perfectly well.
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Would you prefer that we leave you
and just meet you at the party?

:52:48
No, stay. I'm not sure I'm going, actually.
I'm waiting for my son.

:52:52
How is Thomas?
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I can tell we're going to have
one of those interminable discussions...

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between a wicked witch of a mother...
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and a son who knows everything about life.
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If it's about girls, and it always is...
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I have just one piece of advice:
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Accept his girlfriends.
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Accept them, and smile...
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and wait until it's over.
It's the only solution.

:53:19
Sybil is right.
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Come in!
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- You were very good, Mom.
- Thank you.

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Dressing Room N. 8
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I have a friend I want you to meet.
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You have a friend you want me to meet?
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- This is...
- No, allow me.

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Everybody, meet Linda.

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