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But can I just ask you a question?
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Most people,
when they go through a break-up,
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they go through a state of shock and they
get depressed and they wanna be alone.
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I know I did. But they don't usually
fly to the other side of the world.
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- You and Vera must've been really close.
- I was on her mailing list.
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"Mr and Mrs Keith Edwards
request the pleasure of your company
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at the marriage of their daughter
Vera Samantha to Mr Roger Pelham."
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You know this Roger Pelham?
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First I've heard of him,
marrying my fiancée.
:12:45
Vera was your fiancée?
:12:48
I can see why you'd wanna leave London,
but why come here?
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- It's none of my business...
- No, not at all.
:12:53
A person has a right to know
why someone's in their town.
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- They seem to here, anyway.
- No, no, I should go.
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It was the name, really.
:13:07
Maybe I got you wrong.
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Maybe, instead of an emotional voyage,
what you need is a bodily one.
:13:14
Maybe, instead of asking you
to imagine a beautiful place,
:13:17
I should take you there physically.
:13:20
Have you heard of our Spring Gardens?
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I'm free now and I can take you.
My car's outside. But only if you want to.
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That's very kind, but I think
I'm meeting up with Mr Fisher shortly.
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You know, it's the guys that don't think
they need help that need help the most.
:13:39
You put me in that category?
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A guy who flew to another country
just to cry in a motel room
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in a town that he only chose
cos it's called Hope...
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Yeah, I put you in that category.
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- What about tomorrow?
- Cool.
:13:59
Cool.