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Professor Alcott.
I need to talk to you about Dora.
:51:09
I'll cut you the same deal
as I cut the others.
:51:13
Sir, the thing is, she's at my place
and she had her stomach pumped...
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...because she was given some drugs
and she's been sick all weekend.
:51:20
Her file lists you
as her in-case-of emergency person--
:51:23
Look....
:51:25
Paul.
:51:26
Miss Diamond has kind of like this
schoolgirl crush on me.
:51:31
You know how they build these entire
relationships up in their head.
:51:35
It's great of you to be concerned.
:51:37
-Sir, you don't understand.
-No, I understand.
:51:39
Okay, I understand. I get it. It's fine.
We'll work it out. Okay?
:51:46
Sir.
:52:04
-Good girl.
-Good girl.
:52:06
-Hi.
-Thanks, Dora. I can finish up.
:52:09
Good girl.
:52:10
Come here. I got to show you something.
:52:16
What do you think?
:52:18
I like it.
:52:21
Kind of institutional, yet post-Victorian.
Very nice.
:52:24
Wait, but look.
:52:27
She's pregnant. We've got to let her out.
:52:29
-She doesn't want to have them in here.
-She might run away, though.
:52:33
But look at her. She's really unhappy.
She's got to find a safe spot.
:52:37
Okay. Sure.
:52:39
Come here, sweetie. There you go.
:52:45
I found these on your desk.
:52:50
Oh, my God.
:52:53
It's almost not like him.
:52:55
I know he loves me,
but he's never committed to paper before.