Out of Africa
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2:03:01
He must be in America by now.
2:03:07
I let him go.
2:03:10
I had to. But you don't want
to hear about the farm, do you?

2:03:13
- I-- Have you got any buttons?
- What are you doing?

2:03:18
- Mending your shirt.
- Don't.

2:03:21
Don't do that.
2:03:22
You don't have to do that.
2:03:33
Maybe I'll try Samburu
day after tomorrow.

2:03:35
You just got back.
2:03:40
You know,
Felicity asked to come along...

2:03:45
and I almost said no
because I thought you wouldn't like it.

2:03:48
- There's no reason for her not to come.
- Yes, there is. I wouldn't like it.

2:03:52
You want her along?
2:03:53
I want things that don't matter
not to matter.

2:03:55
- Then tell her no. Do it for me.
- And then? What else would it be?

2:03:58
Why is your freedom
more important that mine?

2:04:00
It isn't. And I've never interfered
with your freedom.

2:04:02
No. I'm not allowed to need you.
2:04:04
Or rely on you,
or expect anything from you.

2:04:07
I'm free to leave.
2:04:10
- But I do need you.
- You don't need me.

2:04:12
If I die, will you die?
You don't need me.

2:04:14
You're confused. You've mixed up
need with want. You always have.

2:04:17
My God. In the world that you would
make, there would be no love at all.

2:04:20
Or the best kind.
The kind we wouldn't have to prove.

2:04:22
- You'll be living on the moon then.
- Why? Because I won't do it your way?

2:04:25
Are we assuming there's one proper way
to do all this?

2:04:28
Do you think I care about Felicity?
2:04:29
Do you think
I'll be involved with her?

2:04:37
- Then there's no reason for this.
- If she's not important...

2:04:39
why won't you give it up?
2:04:43
I have learned a thing
that you haven't.

2:04:47
There are some things worth having...
2:04:50
but they come at a price,
and I want to be one of them.

2:04:56
I won't allow it.

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