1:20:00
Just two lines in the paper:
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"Victor Laszlo apprehended.
Sent to concentration camp. "
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I was frantic.
For months I tried to get word.
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Then it came.
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He was dead.
Shot, trying to escape.
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I was lonely.
I had nothing, not even hope.
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Then I met you.
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Why weren't you honest?
Why keep your marriage a secret?
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It wasn't my secret, Richard.
Victor wanted it that way.
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Not even our closest friends
knew about it.
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He was protecting me.
I knew about his work.
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If the Gestapo found out I was his wife,
it'd be dangerous for me. . .
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. . .and for those working with us.
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When did you first find out
he was alive?
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Just before you and I
were to leave Paris.
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A friend came and told me
that Victor was alive.
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They hid him in a freight car
in the outskirts of Paris.
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He was sick. He needed me.
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I wanted to tell you,
but I didn't dare.
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I knew you wouldn't have left and the
Gestapo would have caught you, so l. . . .
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Well, you know the rest.
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It's still a story without an ending.
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What about now?
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Now?
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I don't know.
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I know I'll never have
the strength to leave you again.
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And Laszlo?
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You'll help him now, won't you?
You'll see that he gets out.
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Then he'll have his work.
All that he's been living for.
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All except one.
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He won't have you.
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I can't fight it anymore.
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I ran away from you once.
I can't do it again.
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I don't know what's right any longer.
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You have to think for both of us.
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For all of us.
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All right.
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I will.
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Here's looking at you, kid.