:43:04
Then he's an idiot.
How could it help?
:43:07
He didn't write it
for voice of America,
:43:10
but for a specialized journal.
It's not his fault it was found.
:43:15
But the tone,
the diction, the quotations!
:43:18
Can you control
what others write about you?
:43:22
You know that we're washed up?
:43:24
-Who asked him for this?
-I didn't ask him for anything.
:43:28
-Why did he have to name me?
-As an expression of thanks.
:43:34
An eager idiot
is worse than a class enemy.
:43:38
Thanks a lot.
Where'd you find the psycho?
:43:41
He foisted himself on me.
:43:43
Hold on there;
you brought him home.
:43:46
But who fed him?
Who dressed him in my sweaters?
:43:51
You awoke a pathological
need in him to return the favor.
:43:56
So I'm responsible
for who you pal around with?
:44:01
My love, if you'd stop bringing
on the existential oppression
:44:08
I wouldn't have
to force myself on anyone.
:44:12
What's the worst they could do?
Pack up Rybalko in mothballs?
:44:15
At least the kids won't be
embarrassed when they walk by.
:44:19
Hold on,
he just might be our ticket out.
:44:23
What do you mean mothballs?
What about the kids?
:44:27
Know how much work I put
into that statue? Are you nuts?
:44:30
We can forget vacation. I'll put
salt in the bath and pretend!
:44:35
I'm glad you've figured
out how to 'preserve' things:
:44:38
you pack the statue in mothballs
and pickle yourself in alcohol,
:44:42
you'll soak in brine, and
they're going to put us on ice.
:44:45
-Afraid of your own shadow?
-Speaking of shadows,
:44:48
you've made sure our kids
will never see the light of day?
:44:53
That's just how it works.
They go after your kids.
:44:59
-You and your phony altruism.
-What phony altruism?