Interiors

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I had dropped out of
law school when I met Eve.

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She was very beautiful.

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Very pale, cool in her black dress,

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with never anything more
than a single strand of pearls.

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And distant.
Always poised and distant.

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By the time the girls were born,
it was all so perfect, so ordered.

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Looking back, of course, it was rigid.

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The truth is

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she'd created a world
around us that we existed in,

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where everything had its place, where
there was always a kind of harmony.

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Great dignity.

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I will say... it was like an ice palace.

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Then suddenly one day,

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out of nowhere,

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an enormous abyss
opened up beneath our feet

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and I was staring into
a face I didn't recognize.

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"The basic popularity and appeal of Mao

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for so-called American Marxists. "

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This is supposed to go in the sequence -

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in under the sequence
in reel two about South Africa.

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Um... what we wanna
do is get two examples.

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The idea is his style was
Marxist-Leninist - Mao's style -

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but that he was accessible to the lower
classes because of his use of homilies.

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An example is: "The hardest thing is to
act properly throughout one's whole life. "

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What the hell does that mean?
Or, even worse...