A Clockwork Orange
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1:15:03
I'm sorry, AIex.
1:15:05
This is for your own good.
1:15:07
You'II have to bear with us
for a whiIe.

1:15:10
But it's not fair.
It's not fair I shouId feeI iII. . .

1:15:14
. . .when I hear IoveIy,
IoveIy Ludwig van.

1:15:17
You must take your chance, boy.
1:15:20
The choice has been aII yours.
1:15:24
You needn't take it
any further, sir.

1:15:27
You've proved to me aII this
uItra-vioIence and kiIIing. . .

1:15:30
. . .is wrong, wrong
and terribIy wrong!

1:15:33
I've Iearned me Iesson, sir.
1:15:35
I see now what I've
never seen before.

1:15:38
I'm cured. Praise God!
1:15:41
You're not cured yet, boy.
1:15:44
But, sirs.
1:15:46
Missus!
1:15:48
I see that it's wrong!
1:15:50
It's wrong because
it's, Iike, against society.

1:15:54
Because everybody has the
right to Iive and be happy. . .

1:15:57
. . .without being
toIchocked and knifed!

1:16:00
No, no, boy.
You reaIIy must Ieave it to us.

1:16:03
But be cheerfuI about it.
1:16:05
In Iess than a fortnight now,
you'II be a free man.

1:16:45
Ladies and gentIemen. . .
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. . .at this stage, we introduce
the subject himseIf.

1:16:49
He is, as you wiII perceive,
fit and weII-nourished.

1:16:52
He comes straight from a night's
sIeep and a good breakfast. . .

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. . .undrugged. . .
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. . .unhypnotized.
1:16:58
Tomorrow we send him out with
confidence into the worId again. . .


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