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No, I never lived
in Phoenix, Arizona.
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What about your father's death?
:57:06
I have told you how
my father died, Don Octavio.
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Her name is Chel--
I'm not going to take it away.
:57:18
I just want to point out
her name is Chelsea Stoker.
:57:21
They never use their real names.
:57:23
She is really my Doña Ana.
:57:26
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She's trying
to teach me a lesson.
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You know, l...
:57:34
I once treated a young man
about your age.
:57:38
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And he fell in love,
oddly enough...
:57:43
with a girl on a poster...
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and he was very insecure
about women.
:57:48
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And...
:57:50
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he tried to contact her.
:57:54
He must have called
the magazine a hundred times...
:57:58
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till finally,
somebody at the magazine...
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took pity on him
and gave him her number.
:58:04
So he called her...
:58:06
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and they had
a one-minute conversation...
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and she let him know...
:58:11
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she never wanted
to speak to him again.
:58:16
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And then what happened?
:58:22
He tried to kill himself
is what happened.
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Doña Ana is real, Don Octavio.
:58:32
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Would you like
to hear about her?
:58:37
I suppose so.
:58:39
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Shortly after
the death of my father...
:58:45
my mother decided it would be
best to send me to Cadiz...
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as though a voyage at sea
would purify me.
:58:53
She herself had determined
to take her vows...
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at the convent of Santa Maria
where she is a nun to this day.