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...of 19th-century Dutch mirrors
on the planet.

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Perhaps you read about us.
Mirror World, October '88?

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I got a copy here somewhere.
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I guess I'd just like to know
how you can detach from something...

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...that you've invested
so much of your soul in.

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I mean, didn't you ever miss turtles?
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The only thing that made
your 10-year-old life worth living?

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Look, I'll tell you a story, all right?
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I once fell deeply, you know,
profoundly in love with tropical fish.

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I had 60 goddamn fish-tanks
in my house.

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I'd skin-dive to find just the right ones.
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Anisotremus virginicus, Holacanthus
ciliaris, Chaetodon capistratus.

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You name it.
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Then one day I say, "Fuck fish."
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I renounce fish. I vow never
to set foot in that ocean again.

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That's how much "fuck fish."
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That was 17 years ago, and I have
never since stuck a toe in that ocean.

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And I love the ocean.
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But why?
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Done with fish.
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If you'd really loved something,
wouldn't a little bit of it linger?

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Evidently Laroche's finishes
were downright and absolute.

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He just moved on.
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I sometimes wished
I could do the same.

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Good afternoon.
So, what looks good today?

:28:34
The key lime pie, please.
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A small slice.
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And a coffee, please.
Skim milk, please.

:28:41
Orchids. I love orchids.
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Cool. That's...
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Well, I'll be right back with your pie.

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