1:27:02
Did, uh,
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did you come back because
it was your last day or did somebody...
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ask you to come today
to talk me into staying?
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Well, it was both, really.
1:27:14
See, 'cause I wasn't really sure
what I wanted to do...
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until I heard that you
were leaving and--
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'Cause up until then,
I don't know, I thought...
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that you'd always be here
for me, you know.
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You know, whenever I came back.
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But then Raul tells me
that you're leaving...
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just like that.
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And I realized that this
was my last chance.
1:27:43
And I decided--
1:27:46
We decided that...
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we're not gonna just
let you leave like that.
1:27:54
Yeah, we realized
like the poem said:
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You can't give in.
1:28:00
"You can't go gentle.
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- You got to rage against
the dying of the light."
- Yeah.
1:28:06
Yeah, you gotta go for yours.
You know that, right?
1:28:08
- Yeah.
- You gotta kick it in and get it up.
1:28:12
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
No, no. Wait, wait. I'm not giving in.
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Um, this is my choice.
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I have no reason to "rage
against the dying of the light."
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'Cause you're not the one who's raging.
We're the ones who are raging.
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See, 'cause we see you
as being our light.
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- What?
- You're our Tambourine Man.
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- Oh, I'm your drug dealer?
- You got the stuff, Miss J?
1:28:38
You're our teacher. You got
what we need. lt's the same thing.
1:28:42
Come on, Miss J. All the poems
you taught us say you can't give in.
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You can't give up.
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- Well, we ain't giving you up.
- No way.
1:28:51
Now, listen, baby, we gonna have to
tie you down to the chair and gag you...
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'cause you know
we want you to stay.