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lt's nothing dangerous.
But l want you to talk to me.
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Doesn't have to be special.
Anything, what we're having for dinner -
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- or if you think the water's cold after
the storm. lf it's too cold to swim.
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We only need to talk a few minutes.
One minute.
:47:19
You can read from your book.
Just say a few words.
:47:25
l must try not to get angry. You
remain silent and that's your business.
:47:30
But now l need you to talk to me.
:47:36
My dear woman,
can't you say just a single word?
:47:42
l knew you'd refuse.
You can't know how l feel.
:47:48
l always thought great artists felt
great compassion for other people.
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That they created from a sense of
great sympathy and a need to help.
:47:59
That was stupid of me.
:48:05
You've used me. Now that you don't
need me you just throw me away.
:48:11
Yes, l hear very well how it sounds,
how false it sounds!
:48:15
You've used me, now you're
discarding me. Every word!
:48:19
And then these glasses!
:48:29
You've really hurt me. You've
laughed at me behind my back.
:48:36
l read the letter you sent to the doctor.
:48:38
Just think, it wasn't sealed!
And l read it thoroughly!
:48:44
You got me to talk. You got me to
tell you things l've never told anyone.
:48:49
And you hand it on.
What a study, huh?! You're not...
:48:54
You're going to talk now! lf you've got
anything to say, you're bloody well...