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Ses03F_script01_1_F014 | They do come back. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F017 | It's those Goddamn newspapers, you know? I mean, it's like every day they come out with this new person that comes along. And the next one's going to be Larry. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F018 | What? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F019 | Why? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F021 | Well, that's only your business, Chris. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F022 | Well, it is. I mean, what do you want me to do? You're grown up; you know what's going on in your mind. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F023 | Well, you better make sure your father's not- No- I'm just saying. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F024 | Yeah, well I ignore what I got to ignore. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F025 | And she-she's Larry's girl. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F026 | Well, from your father's point of view she is. I mean, he's still alive. You've got no right to take her. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F028 | 'Cause listen, I'm telling you, I don't know where to go from there. Do you? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F029 | What do you want from me? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F030 | You're a considerate fella and there's nothing wrong in that. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F031 | There's nothing wrong with it. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F032 | You didn't ask her yet? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F034 | You know, the trouble is you've never had enough women. No, you never did. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F035 | I don't understand why it has to be her. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F036 | That's a good answer, but it doesn't answer anything. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F037 | I mean, you haven't seen her since the war. I mean, it's been five years. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F038 | No, I don't want a diagram. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F039 | He thinks he's coming back. You go-go on and marry her, I mean, you're pronouncing her dead. And what's going to happen to your father, huh? I don't know. Do you? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F040 | Just, listen. Give it more thought, is all. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F043 | You're what-you're going to leave the business? But you can't do that. What the hell is this? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F044 | Oh, you have to be inspired. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F045 | Tell me something. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F046 | You'd leave that business. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F047 | You can't do that. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F048 | All right, but you can't do that. You can't talk like that. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F049 | We've worked all our lives for you. Only for you, Chris. The whole shootin' match is for you. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F050 | I'm going to. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F052 | I don't know you, do I? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_F053 | Yeah. I can see that. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M000 | He saw it. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M001 | He was out there when it happened. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M002 | Um, about four this morning. Uh- I heard a crack and I looked out and I saw him standing there. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M003 | I don't know. But after it cracked he went back in the house and he cried in the kitchen. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M004 | No, I uh-, I figured the best thing to do was to leave him alone. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M005 | I could hear it right through the floor. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M006 | I guess he is. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M007 | I don't know. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M008 | But I know one thing, mom. We've made a terrible mistake with dad. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M009 | Being dishonest with him. That kind of thing always pays off and now it's paying off. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M011 | No, I don't want to argue with him, but it's time that he realized that no one believes that Larry's coming back anymore. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M012 | We got to tell him that. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M013 | You know, for God's sakes it's been three years. No one comes back after three years. It's insane. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M014 | All right. Just- Sit down, mom. I want to talk to you. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M015 | All right. All right. Just come on, sit down. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M016 | You know-you know why I asked Annie here, right? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M017 | You know. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M018 | I want to ask her to marry me. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M019 | Come on, you know that's not only my business. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M020 | So it's all right. I'll just go ahead with it. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M021 | See, then it's not just my business. God, you have | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M022 | -Oh, you infuriate me sometimes. You know, it's not just my business too if dad throws a fit. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M026 | Every time I reach out for something I have to pull back because other people will suffer. My whole entire life, time and time after time. | sad | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M027 | To hell with that. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M028 | I didn't ask Annie yet. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M029 | I wanted to get this settled first. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M030 | Well then I guess it's over then. But from her letters I think she's forgotten him. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M031 | I'll find out. But then after it's all over we'll thrash it out with dad, right? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M032 | Mom, don't avoid me. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M033 | So what? I'm not fast with women. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M034 | Because it is. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M035 | I just- | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M036 | It just is. I- | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M037 | I grew up with her. Okay. All these years, when I think of someone I want to be my wife I think of Annie. What do you want, a diagram? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M038 | Okay. All right, then. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M039 | No, I've given it three years of thought. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M041 | But if I can't have that here then I'll get out. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M042 | I'll get out. I'll marry her somewhere else. Maybe New York. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M044 | The business. The business doesn't inspire me. | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M045 | Yes. I like it an hour out of the day. If I have to grub for money all day long at least that evening I want it beautiful. I want a wife. I want a family. I want some kids. I want to build something I can give myself to. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M046 | Now, Annie's in the middle of all that. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M047 | Now, where do I find it? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M048 | Yes. On this I would. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M049 | Then help me stay here. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M050 | Okay. Just- | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M051 | Yeah, I know, I know, just help me stay here, all right? | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M052 | I am thinking like that. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_1_M053 | No, you don't. I'm a pretty tough guy. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F000 | Why did you invite her here? | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F001 | She's been in New York for three-and-a-half years. She don't just suddenly come and- | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F002 | You don't travel seven hundred miles just to see. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F004 | It's got that about it. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F006 | She's not Larry's girl. She knows that. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F011 | She's faithful as a rock, don't you know. In my worst moments I can think of her- | sad | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F013 | Nobody in my house better ever dare-dare to challenge her faith. Maybe strangers, but not his father, not his brother. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F015 | Don't, don't laugh at me, don't laugh at me. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F016 | Look at it. Because why, when she came here and she slept in his room, the memorial broke into pieces. Look at it, look at it, Joe. | angry | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F018 | No, you've got to believe. | sad | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F020 | You got to keep believing. | sad | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_F021 | I can't help it. | sad | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M001 | Well, maybe, maybe he just wanted to see her. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M003 | How do you know he's even thinking about it? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M004 | Well, so what? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M005 | Listen, kid- | frustrated | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M006 | You can't read her mind. | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M007 | How do you know why she's waited? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M008 | Look, it's a nice day. What are we arguing for? | neutral | emotion |
Ses03F_script01_2_M009 | Calm yourself. | neutral | emotion |
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