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opiates to quell his temper,
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restraints to chasten him
when he misbehaves.

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Perhaps, if you could
buttress your entreaties
with the means to oblige them-

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I'm not a wealthy woman.
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You have a pension,
haven't you ?

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- From the sale of his books ?
- It's tainted money, Doctor.

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- What a beautiful thought.
- What thought is that ?

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That the ill-gotten funds
born of his degeneracy...

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might now affect his salvation.
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It's beyond perversity...
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that honor should carry
a price tag.

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Imagine...
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old friends deigning
to kiss your hand again.

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"Why, Marquise,
enchanted to see you again.

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Welcome back from your long,
dark descent into the abyss of infamy."

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Don't toy with me, Doctor.
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Now is the time
to secure your epitaph:

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"The benevolent Marquise,
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Chariton's most revered
philanthropist"...

1:00:23
or "Satan's bride."
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Rest assured, Marquise,
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your generosity will speed your husband
ever faster towards a cure.

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The Peruvian marble,
without question.

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- I'm eternally in your debt.
- And I in yours, Marquise.

1:00:42
Doctor, can I impart to you
his cruelest trick ?

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Of course.
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Once, long ago...
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in the folly of youth...
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he made me love him.

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