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Come on, you're prettier than that.
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Thanks, Patrick.
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What is it?
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Patrick?
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Yees, Jean?
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Patrick, a Mr. Donald KIMBALL is here to see you.
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Who?
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Detective Donald KIMBALL?
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Tell him I'm at lunch.
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Patrick, I think he knows you're here. It's only tenthirty.
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Patrick?
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Can you bring Mr...
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Yes, Patrick?
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Bring us an ashtray for Mr. KIMBALL, please. She whisks in with a crystal ashtray as they sit in silence.
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Jean?
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Yes, Patrick?
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Would you like to accompany me to dinner?
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That is...if you're not doing anything.
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Oh no. I have no plans.
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Well, isn't this a coincidence.
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Anywhere you want?
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Let's not think about what I want. How about anywhere you want.
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Oh Patrick, I can't make this decision.
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No, come on. Anywhere you want.
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Oh, I can't. I don't know.
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Come on. Where do you want to go? Anywhere you want. Just say it. I can get us in anywhere.
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Soooo...Dorsia is where Jean wants to go...
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Oh, I don't know. No, we'll go anywhere you want.
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Dorsia is...fine.
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Yes? You're dressed...okay.
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You didn't give them a name.
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They know me.
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Jean? Sorbet?
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Thanks, Patrick. I'd love some.
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Want a bite?
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I'm on a diet. But thank you.
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You don't need to lose any weight. You're kidding, right? You look great. Very fit.
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You can always he thinner. Look...better.
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Well, maybe we shouldn't go out to dinner. I don't want to ruin your willpower.
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No. It's all right. I'm not very good at controlling it anyway.
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And don't tell me you enjoy working with children, okay?
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Well, I'd like to travel. And maybe go back to school, but I really don't know...I'm at a point in my life where there seems lo be a lot of possibilities, but I'm so... I don't know...unsure.
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Do you have a boyfriend?
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No, not really.
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Interesting.
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Are you seeing anyone? I mean, seriously?
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Maybe. I don't know Not really. Bateman opens up a cupboard where there are a lot of very Bateman opens a cupboard where there are a lot of neatly ordered weapons an ax, a rifle, a chain saw, duct tape, twine and a nail gun.
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Jean, do you feel...fulfilled? I mean, in your life?
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Well, I guess I do. For a long time I was too focused on my work, I think, but now I've really begun to think about changing myself, you know, developing, and...growing.
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Growing. I'm glad you said that.
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Did you know that Ted Bundy's first dog, a collie, was named Lassie? Had you heard this?
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Who's Ted Bundy?
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Forget it.
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What's that?
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Oh. Uh, tape. Duct tape. I...need it for... taping something. Bateman goes back to the cupboard for the nail gun.
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Patrick, have you ever wanted to make someone happy?
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What...No! Put it in the carton.
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Sorry.
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Jean? What?
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Make someone happyhave you ever wanted to?
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I'm looking for...I guess you could say I just want to have a meaningful relationship with someone special.
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Hmmmm.
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Yes. I don t think I can...control myself.
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I know I should go. I know I have a tendency to get involved with unavailable men, and...I mean, do you want me to go?
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If you stay, I think something bad will happen. I think I might hurt you. You don't want to get hurt, do you?
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No. No, I guess not. I don't want to get bruised. You're right, I should go.
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And don't forget you have a breakfast meeting with Frederick Bennet and Charles Rust at '21.
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Thanks. It slipped my mind completely.
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Patrick Bateman's office.
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Jean? Hello? Jean?
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Patrick? Is that you?
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Hello? Jean, I need help!
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Where are you?
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JeanI'm not
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Craig McDermott called. He wants to meet you and David Van Patten and Tim Price at Harry's for drinks.
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Oh God, what did you say, you dumb bitch?
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Patrick? I can't hear you.
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What are I doing?
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Where are you? Patrick, what's wrong?
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I don't think I'm gonna make it, Jean.
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...to the office this afternoon.
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Why?
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Just...say...no!
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What is it, Patrick? Are you alright?
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Stop sounding so Fucking sad! Jesus!
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Dorsia.
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Umm...yes...I know it's a little late but is it possible to reserve a table for two at eight or eightthirty perhaps?
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Marcus Halberstam. For two at eight?
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Your friend has already been seated. Follow me, Mr. Halberstam.
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Dorsia, yes?
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Yes, can you take two tonight, oh, let's say at nine o'clock?
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We are totally booked.
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Oh really? That's great.
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I said we are totally booked.
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Two at nine? Perfect.
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There are no tables available tonight. The waiting list is also totally booked.
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See you then.
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Van Patten looks puffy. Has he stopped working out?
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It looks that way, doesn't it?
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That's Paul Owen.
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