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Then when the time came
for him to do something,

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he made his move.
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You admire that?
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No, I respect that.
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You...you got a copy
of the book at home?

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I got the classics
illustrated comic.

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No, it's not the same thing.
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Listen, I gotta go.
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I'm gonna miss...
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Wait, wait.
One minute, one minute.

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I've got something for you.
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Thought you might like
to have it.

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Are you serious?
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Well, you loved
the book that much,

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you should have
a copy of your own.

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I can't pay you.
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No, it's a gift.
:47:33
You've gotten gifts
before, haven't you?

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It's been a while.
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Well, it's my way
of saying thanks.

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For what?
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That somebody listens...
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Even if it's just one student.
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You're a good teacher,
Mr Carlson.

:47:47
We can discuss the book
on Friday in class

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if you, uh, think the Count
can hold their attention.

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He's got a shot.
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Any particular section
I should read from?

:47:54
That's easy.
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The part
where he escapes from prison.

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Here you go.
Here's your locker room.

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It was only a game.
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Just a touch football game,
nothing more,

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but a game I wish
we'd never played.

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Guards against inmates.
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The guards practised
four times a week.

:48:32
Our team was picked
the Monday before the game.

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We had a 2-hour practice.
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Didn't matter much.
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We weren't supposed to win.
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We were just supposed
to show up.

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Who's the toughest guy out here?
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How do you mean, tough?
:48:47
Who can talk
and have everyone listen?

:48:49
Black kid over there.
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Michael saw an opening,
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a chance to bring
the game to our level,

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even out the field,
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but he needed help.
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He needed Rizzo.

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