Six Degrees of Separation
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"Not the Kittredges.
The Kittredges are kind."

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So, after the muggers left, I looked up,
saw these Fifth Avenue apartments.

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Mrs Onassis lives there.
I know the Babcocks live over there.

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The Auchinclosses live there.
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But... you lived here.
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I came here.
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Can you believe what the kids said?
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Mm. Well...
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He mentioned our kids' names.
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We can mention our kids' names. They
won't sue us for mentioning their names.

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Talbot and Woody mean the world to me.
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Woody? He lets you call him Woody?
Nobody's called him Woody in years.

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They described this apartment in detail.
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Oh, this is a Kandinsky!
A double - one painted on either side.

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May I see?
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Yes, of course.
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Extraordinary.
What makes it exceptional is that

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Kandinsky painted on either side of the
canvas in two radically different styles.

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One wild and vivid,
the other sombre and geometric.

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My God!
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We flip it around for variety.
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Chaos, control. Chaos, control.
You like? You like?

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It's wonderful.
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(Flan) Vasili Kandinsky.
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Born 1866, Moscow.
Blue Rider exhibition, 1914.

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He said "The choice of object that is one
of the elements in the harmony of form

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must be decided only by a corresponding
vibration in the human soul."

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Died 1944, France.
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Everything is just the way
they said it would be.

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Did you bitch your parents?
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As a matter of fact, no.

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