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There was somebody on the
other side of the row of books.
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l think it was my old boyfriend.
:39:09
l think he's back.
:39:10
l'm almost certain l saw him
in his car.
:39:12
l think he's been watching me.
:39:14
And how does that make you feel?
:39:16
Nervous...
:39:17
elated...
:39:21
scared.
:39:22
l want to see him, but...
:39:25
but scared
that l want to see him.
:39:30
Why do you say scared?
:39:31
Because l lost a part
of myself with him.
:39:33
l just dissolved.
:39:39
He was like a drug.
:39:41
And he was locked
inside the library with you?
:39:45
l think so, yes.
:39:46
But you hadn't seen him
in two years?
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l know how this sounds.
:39:50
Katie, you fell asleep
in an old library
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which is terrifying under
the best of circumstances.
:39:56
You're facing your graduation,
the completion of your thesis
:40:00
job interviews...
life-changing transitions.
:40:03
You need to make allowances
:40:05
for the emotions
that this will bring up.
:40:08
Yeah?
:40:09
He convinced her
she could be an artist.
:40:13
They were going to live
in a houseboat in Amsterdam...
:40:16
a sailboat off the coast
of Sardinia.
:40:18
He'd compose, she'd sing
and tell him he was a genius.
:40:22
Please, l'll have a double order
of escape fantasy
:40:25
and a side of running away.
:40:26
He was losing interest?
:40:28
l saw it coming.
:40:29
He'd replaced her in his show.
:40:31
That bastard hurt her.
:40:33
You know, she hasn't
dated anyone in two years.
:40:36
Was he a jealous guy?
:40:38
He didn't like her friends,
particularly the guy friends--
:40:42
particularly, one friend--
this guy, Harrison Hobart.
:40:46
He felt threatened by me.
:40:48
Katie and l are close,
and one day he was being
:40:51
a bit of a bully psychologically
and l said something.
:40:55
He turned on me.
:40:56
He just started poking me
in the chest
:40:59
with his... with his finger