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:34:00
You think it was easy to come
here and walk into this place?

:34:07
Why would I do it if I didn't have to?
:34:11
That's what you told me when I
shoplifted that necklace for you.

:34:14
You remember, baby, don't you?
:34:16
The judge gave me a choice:
either enlist or go to the can.

:34:20
So I wind up in the navy for four
years, instead of going to college

:34:24
I watch men lose their arms and
legs, I nearly get my head blown off,

:34:28
and you, sweet Ruby McNutt, you run
off and marry that asshole, Bill.

:34:33
You didn't write to me
for more than a year.

:34:35
What was I supposed to think?
:34:37
Yeah, well, I lost my pen. By the time I
got a new one, I was clean out of paper.

:34:42
It was over with Bill
before you ever came home.

:34:45
Maybe you don't remember it now, but
you were pretty hot to see me back then.

:34:53
You weren't so lukewarm
yourself. At least at first.

:35:00
It fizzled, baby.
That's the way it goes.

:35:04
But we had our good
times? It wasn't all bad.

:35:09
A couple of moments,
I'll grant you that.

:35:13
And that's how Felicity
came into the picture.

:35:15
During one of those two seconds.
:35:17
You're conning me, sweetheart.
I ain't responsible for no baby.

:35:25
I thought I could handle it.
:35:30
I didn't want to bug you.
:35:31
I thought I could handle it on my own,
:35:35
and I couldn't.
:35:39
She's in it real bad, Auggie.
:35:46
Nice try, old girl. I'd
like to help you out.

:35:49
You know, for old time's sake.
:35:53
But I really can’t right now. All my spare cash is tied up
in a business venture, and I haven't collected my profits yet.


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