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Oh. What were you doing, then, that's so important that you shouldn't call your fian... |
It's all over between us, Doug, I'm sorry, but that's the truth. I've found someone else, and, it's very serious and it's the end. I'm sorry. It isn't <u>you</u>, j... |
Wai...It's so serious you couldn't call to tell me you'd be...what...? What did you say...? |
It's all over between us. I've found someone else. |
Let me review here: You're...what are you...you've...it's all over between us? |
I'm sorry. |
Who is this person that you've found? |
He works on the movie. |
No. Don't tell me that. |
I'm sorry. |
Why, you <u>whore</u>! |
You're doing a <u>Play</u>... |
Local Drama Group. Northern Books. No, it hasn't come in yet. As soon as it does. Yup, you too Marge. |
...small town. I suppose. You have to make your own fun. |
Everybody makes their own fun. F'you don't make it yourself, it ain't fun, it's entertainment. |
Northern Books. What can I do for you? |
I need a typewritter. |
We got em. North...No, Henry James was the novelist, Frank James was a criminal... Yep, you came to the right place. Jessie James was the <u>Brother</u>. Of the novelist, that's right. That's alright Susie. See you tomorrow, Susie. |
I want to rent this one. |
Why don't you buy it, only forty bucks. |
I have one, but they lost it. |
Who? |
The people in New Hampshire. |
That's why they have state borders... whyn't you get a replacement? |
Well, it had sentimental value. |
You buy the typewriter, I'll get it all spruced up, good as new. Better than new. It has some history. |
Other one has history, too. I wrote my play on it. |
You wrote a play on it, what play is that? |
You haven't heard of it. |
What's it called? |
"Anguish." |
So young, so unlined, so full of promise. So innocent. |
I beg your pardon? |
I quit. |
You quit. |
I quit the movie. |
Why did you quit? |
Actually, I'm not sure if I quit. I think that I got fired. I'm such a liar. I never could tell the truth. |
Don't be so hard on yourself. |
I just got kicked off my first movie. |
Well. Everybody has reversals. If you were never down how would you know when you were up? |
That's good. That's really good. You have a gift for words. |
It's in your play. |
You like my play. |
Yes. |
Why? |
It's about life. |
Could you tell me when's the next train? |
N'about ten minutes. What was your movie about? |
No, of course, you don't want to talk about it. |
It's about a man who gets a second chance. |
I... |
No, of course, you want to get out of town. |
It's... |
Ever wonder why the dalmation's the symbol of the firehouse? |
First organized fire department was on the border of Dalmatia and Sardinia in the year 642. |
But why the dalmation? |
It was either that, or a sardine. |
You get what you pay for. |
That's true. You grow up here? |
Central High, 'n' matinees, the Bijou Theatre. |
...that...that he <u>prayed</u> for a second chance. But...do you see? |
Yes. |
That, he says, there <u>are</u> no second chances...that he's been presented what he <u>prayed</u> for...and: he's ruined it. |
Yes... |
But, but but but... |
No, no, I see... |
That: in an act of... |
Yes... |
Of <u>mercy</u>...off... |
I understand... |
...that...he <u>sees</u> that... |
As the Old Mill goes around... |
Of course, of course that's what I'm <u>saying</u>. As the Old Mill goes around, he <u>sees</u>... |
Of course. |
...that it has been vouchsafed to him. |
That's that's that's that's beautiful... |
And you're the only one who'll ever hear that speech. Just you. |
Well. It was a pleasure meeting you. |
And likewise. |
Goodbye. |
Goodbye. |
So that the Old Mill, the Old <u>Mill</u> represents...the wheel of fate is that too... |
No, no. Of course, that's <u>exactly</u> what it represents... |
That whole... |
The, the, the, the <u>sanctity</u> of everyday things... |
Everyday things...yes. |
For example, he's just come back from a <u>fire</u> and he...um... That's a fine house. You look at that, and you know, there's nice people that live there. |
I live there. |
Really. With the porch swing and everything... |
Surest thing you know. |
I don't mean to impose, but...do you think we might... |
That's what the swing is <u>there</u> for... |
...that's what the swing is <u>there</u> for...thats its <u>purpose</u>, <u>isn't</u> it... |
...I always thought so... |
...such a pleasant sound. |
Mmm. |
Cause, cause, it's...it's the <u>simple</u> things, that... |
Yes... |
...that. |
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