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1:21:01
You came, taciturn,
with nothing to give.''

1:21:07
What are you
taIking about?

1:21:09
''We but Iook'd
on each other, when Io!

1:21:12
More than aII the gifts
in the worId you gave me.''

1:21:15
What?
1:21:16
''O Tan-faced Prairie-Boy.''
1:21:19
Whitman.
1:21:20
Make the Iight, pIease.
1:21:25
Hi.
1:21:27
-What are you doing here?
-WeII, I came to see you.

1:21:30
Why?
1:21:33
Porter, I want to teII Mona
something reaIIy important.

1:21:38
What?
1:21:39
That I'm...
1:21:40
-What?
-That I'm...

1:21:41
What, what,
what, what?

1:21:43
-That I'm--
-Pay the man, wiII you?

1:21:45
Wait. Porter.
1:21:46
Porter, just a second.
1:21:48
PIease, um...
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And you came aII
the way here just to--

1:21:52
Yeah, I feIt Iike
I owed it to to you.

1:21:53
He aIso said that
she is the onIy woman...

1:21:56
that he has ever Ioved...
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and he thinks about her
aII the time...

1:21:59
and you and your sister.
1:22:00
And that without you aII
his Iife wouId be meaningIess.

1:22:04
Can't you understand?
1:22:05
It's Iike getting rid
of this great burden...

1:22:07
and now I can move
forward with my Iife...

1:22:09
you know, naked and unashamed.
1:22:10
WeII not,
you know, naked, but--

1:22:13
but certainIy unashamed.
1:22:14
And none of this, Porter,
wouId have happened...

1:22:16
if I hadn't gone into that
IittIe cafe down in Tribeca.

1:22:19
AII I wanted was a cafe au Iait,
and I got WaIter!

1:22:22
Wish me Iuck.
1:22:28
EIIie, your handyman.
1:22:30
Oh, no. Shh...
Oh, this is--

1:22:37
I'm sorry.
This is not the pIace--

1:22:39
You're embarrassing--
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you're embarrassing my famiIy...
1:22:42
you're embarrassing
my friends...

1:22:43
and you're
embarrassing yourseIf.

1:22:45
WouId you pIease pipe down.
1:22:47
I'm sorry, sir.
I said I'm sorry.

1:22:48
Do we have a probIem here?
1:22:50
Just pipe down, OK?
1:22:52
OK, if somebody's
gonna pipe down...

1:22:53
I think you're gonna be
the one that pipes down.

1:22:55
Security!

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