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until today.
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Why were you painting there?
Did you know l was--
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No, l didn't.
When l woke up this morning...
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l found myself wondering
how you were getting along.
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l don't believe in fate or destiny,
or any of those things...
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because l know it wasn't destined
for my father to die in prison.
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But l guess it was something like fate...
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to make me go out
to Marin County to paint.
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Maybe it was simply because
l was thinking of you.
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l don't know.
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Excuse me. l'll get cigarettes.
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Thank you.
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Who's Bob?
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You remember things, don't you?
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Some things. What about this Bob?
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He was engaged to somebody else.
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She hates him now,
but at the same time....
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She didn't want anybody else to have him.
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-How did you know?
-l've known people like that.
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You know more than that.
:19:25
You know she was the woman
who knocked at the door.
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The one who worked against you
at the trial.
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lt's dark enough. l'd better be going.
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But she didn't see you.
She doesn't know l know you.
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Yeah, but she's the kind
who always comes back, and back again.
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l'll go pack the rest of your clothes.
You finish your smoke.