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Remember we said,
we've always said, you and I,
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that moral concepts of good and evil
and right and wrong
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don't hold for the intellectually superior.
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- Remember, Rupert?
- Yes, I remember.
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(Brandon) That's all we've done.
That's all Phillip and l have done.
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He and I have lived
what you and I have talked.
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I knew you'd understand, because,
don't you see, you have to.
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Brandon -
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Brandon, till this very moment,
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this world and the people in it
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have always been dark
and incomprehensible to me.
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I've tried to clear my way with logic
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and superior intellect.
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And you've thrown my own words
right back in my face, Brandon.
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You were right, too. If nothing else,
a man should stand by his words.
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But you've given my words
a meaning that I never dreamed of!
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And you've tried to twist them
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into a cold, logical excuse
for your ugly murder!
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Well, they never were that, Brandon,
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and you can't make them that.
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There must have been something
deep inside you from the very start
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that let you do this thing,
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but there's always been
something deep inside me
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that would never let me do it,
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- and would never let me be a party to it.
- What do you mean?
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I mean that tonight you've made me
ashamed of every concept I ever had
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of superior or inferior beings.
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But I thank you for that shame,
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because now I know that we are each
of us a separate human being, Brandon,
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with the right to live and work
and think as individuals,