The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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and three, Mary's death.
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Miss Brodie, aren't you concerned
at all with Mary's death?

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I grieve for Mary.
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It was because of you
she went!

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Because of me?
It was her brother.

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The poor, unfortunate girl
hadn't anyone else in the world.

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She had you.
That was her misfortune.

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To please you, that silly, stupid girl
ran off and got herself killed!

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Don't you feel
responsible for that?

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No.
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No, I feel responsible
for giving her ideals...

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The ideals that
sent her to Spain.

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I feel responsible for teaching her
that service to a cause is a privilege.

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You call it a privilege
to be killed?

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And for nothing.
Nothing!

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You really are
a shallow girl, Sandy.

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By the way she died,
Mary McGregor illumined her life.

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- She died a heroine.
- She died a fool!

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Joining her brother to fight for Franco...
wasn't that just like Mary?

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Her brother is fighting
for the other side.

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- Her brother...
- Her brother is fighting for the Republicans!

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Mary was headed
for the wrong army!

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Oh, Mary McGregor!
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"Mary McGregor."
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I used to wonder why
you always called Mary by her full name.

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I think it was because you had
such a hard time remembering who she was.

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Poor, dim Mary.
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I was devoted to Mary.
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No, you were only attracted to Mary
because she had no one else...

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and she was
so totally suggestible.

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She appealed
to your vanity!

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It was you
who betrayed me.

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I didn't betray you!
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I simply
put a stop to you!

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Oh, I see.
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No, you don't see.
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You don't see that
you're not good for people.

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In what way?

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