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:54:01
Do you know the worst part?
The worst part of being me?

:54:04
l should imagine your breath.
:54:07
Let me be unhappy, will you?
:54:10
You know, Hobson. . .
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. . .l could love somebody.
:54:16
l never got to love anybody!
:54:18
What do l have to live for?
l'm a failure. l'm just in the way.

:54:23
Would you remove your helmet, please?
:54:25
-Why?
-Please.

:54:31
Thank you.
:54:33
Now your goggles.
:54:34
-Why?
-Please.

:54:41
You spoiled little bastard!
:54:43
You're a man who has everything.
But that's not enough.

:54:47
You feel unloved? Welcome to
the world. Everyone is unloved!

:54:52
Stop feeling sorry for yourself.
And incidentally, l love you.

:54:56
Marry Susan, Arthur.
:54:59
Poor drunks do not find love.
:55:03
Poor drunks have very few teeth.
They urinate outdoors.

:55:07
They freeze to death in summer.
:55:09
l can't bear to think
of you that way.

:55:11
l need Linda, Hobson.
:55:13
l see.
:55:15
Well, perhaps fate
will lend a hand, Arthur.

:55:18
One never knows.
:55:22
Good afternoon?
:55:24
May l come in?
:55:26
lf you and your undershirt
would walk two paces backwards. . .

:55:30
. . .l could enter this dwelling.
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How revolting.
:55:57
Look who's here.
The British Tonto.


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