Pote tin Kyriaki
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"For him, no honest, no good women."
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- What does that mean?
- Whenever he wanted love, he paid for it.

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Bravo! You brought back Illia's smile.
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Taki, God bless your hands.
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Now that you feel better, may I join you?
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You, go!
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- I want to help you. I'm your friend.
- Don't help me. Be an enemy.

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Why? Because I told you the truth?
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If you don't go away, I'll call Jorgo
and he'll make you another dirty eye.

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Call him. I can tell him something.
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His song was charming, but most revealing.
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The truth can free him, too.
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- Don't free him.
- He's a man with a deep problem.

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Again, problems?
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Yes, all his life he has associated
only with a certain kind of woman.

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- Know why?
- He likes...

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No. The real reason is
that he hates all women.

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Jorgaki?
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Jorgaki.
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And I've no doubt where that stems from.
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It's elementary psychiatry.
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He hated his mother.
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That's true?
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You want tell him that?
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It might help him.
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You are right.
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I think you must tell him.
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Jorgaki...
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come here, my little bird.
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Pull up a chair.
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Our friend, who is very educated...
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has studied you.
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Go on, Homer.
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All your life, you have known only...
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No other women.
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Tell him why, Homer.
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There's a profound inner reason.
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By having relations only with such women...
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you are obeying an irresistible need...

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