Wild in the Country
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- I want to mar you. Are you worried
what people will say?
- It's more important than that.

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- I don't care what people say.
- Glenn, listen, please. Sit down.

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All right. I'll listen.
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Y-You're at the start
of what could be a brilliant career.

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You mustn't get tied down.
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You've got to have your hands
free and your mind free and,
above all, your emotions free.

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- What's that got to do with us?
- You're simply not ready
for a marriage, Glenn.

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This is all about me.
What about you, Irene?

:44:38
It-It wouldn't work
for me either.

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For once,
what about your life?

:44:46
I love you.
I got the idea that you love me too.

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Can we talk about that?
:44:53
All right.
Let's talk about that.

:44:56
I know a lot about love.
I married for love.

:44:59
And you know how it ended?
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It ended by my husband
getting in the car one rainy night...

:45:05
and going out and hitting
a curve at 90 miles an hour.

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- And you know what killed him? Love.
- I don't understand.

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- And you know what killed him? Love.
- I don't understand.

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- A marriage he wasn't ready for.
- And you blame yourself?

:45:19
Yes! I should have known
he couldn't car the responsibility.

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Glenn, do you see I'm letting
the same thing happen all over again?

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I wanted so much for you...
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and now I've nearly ruined it because
I've let-- I've let my hopes for you...

:45:38
get mixed up in something else
that doesn't belong-- something
that doesn't belong at all!

:45:43
- It could belong, Irene,
if you let it. It could.
- Oh, Glenn, please!

:45:53
Irene, are you telling me
you don't love me?


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