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'Cause he trusts me.
I mean, that's why he gave it to me.

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And he's given me absolutely everything.
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And he wants so badly
to be taken seriously...

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to be held in some esteem.
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Do you?
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Do I what?
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Do you hold him in esteem, Truman?
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Well...
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he's a gold mine.
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And he's told me his entire life.
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His dead mother.
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He had a brother and a sister
kill themselves.

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Awful.
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Did you tell him
your mama did the same thing?

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See, I can't tell him everything.
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We've been talking our heads off
for the past month.

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And sometimes...
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when I think how good my book can be,
I can hardly breathe.

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Anyway, this is what
I wanted to read to you.

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"If called upon to make a speech"...
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"If called upon to make a speech"?
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I mean, this is exactly
what I'm talking about.

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A speech, just in case
he's ever recognized for an achievement.

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"I can't remember what I was going to say
for the life of me.

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"I don't think ever before have so many
people been so directly responsible...

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"for my being so very, very glad.
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"It's a wonderful moment and a rare one.
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"Thank you!"
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There's an exclamation point
at the end of that "thank you"...

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in case you didn't catch it.
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Where'd you go?

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