And Now for Something Completely Different
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Meanwhile, not far away...
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Putey were
about to enter an unfamiliar office.

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Oh. Are you the marriage
guidance counselor?

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- Yes. Good morning.
- Morning.

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And... good morning
to you, madam.

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- Name?
- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Putey.

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And what is the name of your...
ravishing wife?

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Wait. Don't tell me.
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lt's... lt's something
to do with moonlight.

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Goes with her eyes.
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lt's soft and gentle...
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warm and yielding.
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Deeply lyrical, and yet...
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tender and frightened,
like a tiny, white rabbit.

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It's Dierdre.
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What a beautiful name.
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What a beautiful...
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beautiful name.
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And what seems to be the trouble
with your marriage, Mr. Putey?

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lt started when we went
to Brighton on holiday together.

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Dierdre - that's my wife - and l,
we've always been cIose companions...

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and l never particuIarly
anticipated any marital strife.

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The very idea of consulting
a professional marital advisor...

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has always been of
the greatest repugnance to me.

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Although, far be it from me
to impugn the nature of your trade or...


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