Storytelling
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She’s just a spoiled
suburban white girl

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with a Benetton
rainbow complex.

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It’s just my opinion,
and what do I know,

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but I think it's
a callow piece of writing.

:26:15
Callow... and coy.
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Jane wants more, but isn't
honest enough to admit it.

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In the end she returns
to the safety of her crippled--

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translation,
sexually impotent-- boyfriend.

:26:31
This is bullshit!
Her story was the truth!

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- Right.
- It's unbelievable!

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- It's cliched!
- It's disgusting!

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But it happened!
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I don't know
about what happened, Vi,

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because once
you start writing,

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it all becomes fiction.
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Still...
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it certainly is an improvement
over your last story.

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There is now at least
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a beginning, a middle,
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and an end.
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Woman:
"Toby,

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I just know you're
going to become a movie star.

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Please don't forget me
when you make it to the top.

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I will always love you.
Pam."

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( touch tones )
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- Woman: Hello?
- Hello.

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Is this Pam?

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