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Oh, no, Lila.
Maggie's...Maggie's lovely.
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- She's very clever, you know.
- Yes. Yes, she is.
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But, what is going on
with her these days?
:32:12
You'd have to ask her that, Lila.
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So, there is something going on?
:32:17
Oh, well, she's nineteen.
:32:19
There's always something going on
when you're nineteen.
:32:24
More wine?
:32:31
Did you ever wake up one morning...
:32:33
and feel that everything
in your life was wrong?
:32:38
Hmmm...
:32:39
Because l woke up
one morning last month, and...
:32:44
and l know this sounds silly
because, you know housewives,
:32:48
excuse me, ''homemakers,''
as we're now called,
:32:52
aren't supposed to have
existential crises.
:32:57
l think homemakers have
existential crises all the time.
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Well, l found out that my husband
had been having an affair.
:33:07
Oh.
:33:08
And it had been going on
for more than a year.
:33:10
A year.
That's a long time.
:33:13
l had the choice right then,
to either carry on or break it up.
:33:24
Oh, my goodness,
you're easy to talk to.
:33:30
Here's to strong women.
:33:34
To strong women.
:33:42
- God loves you.
- Hey, l'm busy here.
:33:47
Jesus loves you.
:33:50
Thank you.
:33:52
Can you still read ''Die Dyke Die?''
:33:54
or do you think
l've finally gotten it all off?