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Nice try
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Get out the way
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You're in our way…
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I've got a new Irish girl too.
Orla's her name.
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She's a real hedge whore, she is.
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You can tell the way
she's always shaking her back avenue.
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They're all pinchcocks, these Irish girls.
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All they think about is
getting a pearly shower
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from some fella's big old truncheon.
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Always looking to join giblets
with somebody's husband.
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They're more fertile than whites,
the Irish.
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That's why they breed like rabbits.
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Maggie, where is our luncheon?
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Right here, Madame.
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Voilà.
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Ooh!
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- What is that?
- This is called fiddlehead ferns.
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The month of May
is the only season you can get them.
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And those… those are crayfish.
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I caught them fresh this morning
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and I've simmered it
with butter and wild garlic.
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Bon appétit.
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Mmm!
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Hang on to this one, Abby.
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This Paddy can cook.
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Hmm.
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Delectable, Maggie.
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Aren't you full of surprises?
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How lovely.
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I didn't know
of your love for fresh seafood.
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I will think of a summertime menu
for yourself and Mr. Borden.
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Mm-hmm.
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Nice try
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Now get out the way
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Good job
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Just take a fucking hint
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I said I'll see ya
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Wouldn't wanna be ya
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Wouldn't wanna be ya
Ee-ya-ee-ya-ee-ya-ee-ya-ee-ya…
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Oh, Sarah!
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You're in our way
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Get lost forever
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Who's Sarah, sir?
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Your first wife?
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Don't say her name, please.
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Well…
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I have something to tell you.
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I am in a family way.
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I'm…
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heavy with your seed, sir.
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I see.
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Thought you were making use
of prophylaxis.
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Well… indeed I am, sir.
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But it is more an art than a science.
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And you do mount me
with some frequency, Mr. Borden.
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Do you not have
something to say about this?
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I suppose I don't.
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Allow me, then.
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I will have your bastard
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unless you pay me.
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And if you do so, I will get rid of it.
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I will be discreet.
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I won't miss a day of work.
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And we can go back to doing what we do.
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And if I don't allow myself
to be extorted?
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Then I will have to ask Mrs. Borden
what she will make of this dilemma.
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I'll let you think about it.
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Good day.
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When will it stop?
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The fevers have never come
two months in a row.
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May I…
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take a look?
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May I examine you… down there?
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To see if something's wrong?
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Lay on your back.
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I need you to open your legs for me.
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Just…
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It's your hymen.
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It's imperforated.
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It's covering everything.
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Your kitty's strong.
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How do I stop the pain? I have to tear it?
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You can have a doctor make an incision
in the membrane.
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Or something else…
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like it.
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I have to have a husband to do that.
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No.
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Good day, sir.
Has a parcel arrived for me?
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Nothing for Mr. Borden today.
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No, for me. Bridget Sullivan.
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Hmm.
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I don't know if I can do this.
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Let's try it.
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Doctors use it.
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And it wasn't cheap.
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It's called a Chattanooga.
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Its member goes inside you.
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I just… put it into gear.
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And then it should go like the clappers.
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No, maybe not.
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Maybe we try something different.
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Hm.
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Ooh!
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And what is this?
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It's bouillabaisse, Madame.
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It's a French soup from Marseille.
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I made it
with the leftovers of the crayfish.
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It's part of the new summer menu
I made for yourself and Mr. Borden.
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- Where have you been, Emma?
- Don't pry, Lizzie.
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Where she's been
is out of her father's hair.
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Which is more than can be said for you.
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Where she's been is out finding a husband.
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- Isn't that right, Emma?
- Mm-hmm.
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You have a suitor?
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I do.
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- Who?
- I said don't pry.
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It's a warm body.
That's all you need to know.
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It's Bard Wainright.
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Hmm. Good family.
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Mmm.
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It's delicious, Maggie.
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Oh, Mr. Borden, I almost forgot.
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We must look for a new house painter.
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I fired that swarthy, no-good Portuguese.
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Why?
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Because it's May, Mr. Borden.
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I was opening up the house,
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every window and door,
to let the vapors out.
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And then I noticed my earbobs missing.
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Where are my earbobs?
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That Portugee had to have snuck in
and pocketed them and then run off.
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And what would Tiago want
with your earbobs?
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Why, to sell them, of course.
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To pay for his… opium or whatnot.
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Oh, and Maggie…
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lazing around the house all day
is doing no good
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for Mr. Borden's youngest here.
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Tomorrow, you will take Lizzie into town.
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I know,
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to be seen alongside her is a burden,
but that is why we pay you.
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Maggie.
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Perhaps while you're at it, you might
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pick up my newest axe
from the post office.
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That's a good girl.
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Are you all right? You look tired.
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Yes, I'm tired.
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It'll be… be fine in one or two days.
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Yeah, that's quite an axe.
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More for felling trees than woodworking,
I'd have thought.
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Can I take it just like that?
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I suppose so.
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Why are we stopped?
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The matinée. I got us tickets.
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Après vous.
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…waking looks upon,
be it on lion, bear, or wolf, or bull,
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on meddling monkey, or on busy ape.
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She shall pursue it with the soul of love.
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And ere I take this charm
from off her sight.
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As I can take it with another…
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Teeth. Boy! Teeth! Now!
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…render up her page to me!
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How canst thou thus for shame, Titania,
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glance at my credit with Hippolyta,
knowing I know thy love to Theseus?
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Didst thou not lead him
through the glimmering night
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from Perigenia, whom he ravished,
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and make him
with fair Aegle break his faith,
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with Ariadne and Antiopa?
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These are the forgeries of jealousy.
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And never, since middle summer's spring,
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met we on hill, in dale, forest, or mead,
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by paved fountain or rushy brook or…
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Who is she?
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Her name is Nance O'Neil.
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They say
she's the American Sarah Bernhardt.
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…our ringlets to the whistling wind.
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Oh, she's enchanting!
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She's not very good.
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Ah, my audience! Thank you.
Thank you, beautiful souls.
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Kind souls, thank you. Thank you.
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- Here.
- Please.
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There.
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Now, don't just sock that in a drawer.
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That autograph is worth something.
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Thank you, my dears, my dear audience.
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Miss O'Neil, you were extraordinary.
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- And so were you.
- No.
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Beautiful audience.
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I see every one of you out there.
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Thank you.
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Yes. Oh, you don't have a pen, dear.
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- Oh.
- Can I borrow this?
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Thank you so much.
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- Oh.
- Yes.
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Miss O'Neil,
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you were extraordinary.
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Just marvelous.
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- Thank you.
- Look at that hair.
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Doesn't quite work, does it?
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But for the effort?
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Brava.
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This is going to sound like
a terrible opinion to some,
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but I really hate the color purple.
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Really?
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Why is that?
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It is the shade of a boil
on an Italian beggar.
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The shade of a cancer
that needs to be cut out,
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eliminated at once to save the patient.
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Anyway, I hate it, the color purple,
and I always will. Thank you.
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- Miss O'Neil…
- Lizzie.
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You're staying in Fall River
for the next few weeks, aren't you?
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Yes.
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Then off to Poughkeepsie.
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Aha.
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I wondered if you might like
to come to dinner.
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You're probably staying
at one of those dreadful boarding houses,
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And I wondered if you might like
a home-cooked meal.
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Maggie is a wonderful cook.
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We're the Borden House,
just down 2nd Street.
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Sounds splendid.
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I'll have Beef Wellington.
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Rare, but not blue.
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Pink in the center, and cool.
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Also, and this is important,
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the various side dishes.
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Peas, for instance, and carrots, say.
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These mustn't be allowed to touch.
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And if they do, I become nauseous
and lose my appetite entirely,
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and as my body is my instrument,
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the instrument becomes malnourished.
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Yes, yes.
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See you then.
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See you then.
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Nice axe.
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We should have written that down.
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Ow.
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Mm.
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Yes?
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Yes?
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Dear God. You look awful.
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I… I thought you might read to me.
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Come.
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Where were we?
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Hmm.
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"A mob pressed a local magistrate
to question the countess
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about the peasant girls who disappeared."
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But the countess
blamed her handmaidens for the murders.
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Ilona had her fingers torn off.
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Doryotta was burned alive.
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And because the mob
pitied the youngest, Katarina,
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she was simply beheaded.
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And just like that,
the countess had discovered a new hobby.
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I'm sorry, I have to…
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Mmm… It's happening.
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What's wrong?
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It's nothing. It's just…
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Oof…
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I'm… I'm passing a fetus.
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What can I do?
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Um, put two drops of the…
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You see the… the bottles?
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Can you fill this glass with two drops
of the first one into the glass?
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Yes.
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And then two…
three spoons of the second one.
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And then you fill it to the brim
with the… with the big…
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Mmm…
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It's all right, it's fine.
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Thank you.
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It stops the infection.
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Mmm.
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Thank you.
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There's something I…
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There's something I have to tell you.
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What? Anything.
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This blood is your blood.
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It's your father.
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That's why he has me working in the…
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in his workshop.
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So he can be alone with me.
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So he has me to himself.
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No, no. That can't be true.
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- Yes.
- No.
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- You don't have to stay.
- I want to stay.
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- No, you don't have to stay.
- I'll stay. I want to stay.
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Miss Borden, would you do me the honor of…
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of being my wife?
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Oh, Bard!
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Emma, Emma!
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Hey, my darling.
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I don't understand.
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Does your sister live here?
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I've been here a month,
and I hardly ever see her.
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My darling.
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Emma comes and goes with the wind.
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Emma.
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Everything a girl could want
just falls into her lap.
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My darling.
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- My darling.
- Mm.
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I'm here.
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Oh.
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Oh, Bard.
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Oh.
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Of course I'll marry you.
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Of course.
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I'm not marrying him.
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Sure, Bard is handsome
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and very well-endowed…
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And rich enough, I suppose.
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So I'll string him along
for a few months and then break it off.
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Just like the last two.
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Why?
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Getting hog-tied to one man
for the rest of your life, Lizzie,
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that sounds fun to you?
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That same ass breath,
that same ball bag slapping at your madge
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until death comes
to relieve you of the tedium.
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I'm telling you, that is not for me.
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And I'm not letting them
at Father's money anyway.
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That's what they're really after.
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How much is Father worth?
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Do you really not know?
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I suppose we're quite well off
with the servants,
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and cholera outbreaks
are keeping the coffin business brisk--
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$300,000.
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What?
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What are you talking about down there?
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Nothing, Mrs. Borden.
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Listen to you.
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You so clearly love having a tormentor.
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That's why Father doesn't respect you.
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That's why… you won't get anything.
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What do you mean?
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When they die.
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Father knows how feeble-minded you are.
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You get 5%, I get the rest.
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I don't understand. It's so cruel.
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5%, Lizzie.
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That's still a shit barge of money.
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That's $15,000.
With that, you can buy your own house.
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You can… you can buy a plot of land
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and still have enough money to
not lift a finger the rest of your life.
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That isn't what I mean.
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I know.
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But money…
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is freedom.
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And you can pick cherries all you want,
and you can tend to your dovecote,
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and you can be free,
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so free that…
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no one can tell you anything.
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Anything.
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You know, at 11 weeks,
baby doves stop looking so strange.
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They can open their eyes.
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They stop looking like little demons.
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What did you do that for?
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Because I felt like it.
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I should be saving my kiss for my beau.
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Maybe I should be your beau.
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Maggie, look at all the motes.
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They're like little angels.
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They're like little fairies
watching over us, protecting us.
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Fairies.
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Your fairies are my life's chore.
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They land on every surface that I dust off
so that I have to dust it all over again.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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I can't believe it's May.
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Paris is so beautiful in May.
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One day I'll take you.
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And we'll have champagne and oysters.
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Except we couldn't have oysters in May.
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Why?
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In May, sea gets warmer, air gets hot.
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And 1st May,
Fall River flushes the sewers.
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Now sewage flows right out
over her oyster shoals.
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And oysters are filter feeders, you know,
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so summers they get a bacillus in them.
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They sit out just a few minutes in the sun
and they start to stink.
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Eat one. It could kill you.
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Let's poison them.
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What?
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Yeah. With the oysters.
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Poison them?
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Yes.
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I mean, we wouldn't really.
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They would poison themselves.
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We would just give them what they want.
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No.
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You should be ashamed
for even saying that.
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Just think of it.
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No.
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What are you doing?
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I'm not killing these birds, Lizzie.
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You are.
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I told you I couldn't stand the cooing.
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The noise… the noise
has driven me to the brink!
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But you are thick!
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And willful!
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So I did what you made me do.
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No!
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No, no!
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No!
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Shut your mouth
or I'll fill it with bird shit.
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I have relieved you of that useless hobby
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that nearly condemned you
to the fate of a hideous old maid.
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You should thank me.
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I have removed that distraction.
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Now you can concentrate on a new hobby.
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Finding a man
and leaving this fucking house!
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Father.
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How can I help?
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Aren't you curious?
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I'm covered in blood and feathers.
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All right.
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What happened?
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Father, she murdered my doves.
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She murdered them.
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With no pretext, no provocation.
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I need you to do something.
36:32.712 --> 36:36.007
For once in your life,
show me that you care about me.
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I am your daughter.
36:40.303 --> 36:43.806
You stand by and you watch
as she treats me as she does,
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and you do nothing.
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You do nothing.
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Nothing.
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That's what I… do, is it?
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You have no idea
what it feels like to be me.
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You do nothing to help me.
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No one does.
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I have no… son.
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I have no… respite from the droning
of shrill female voices,
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on and on and on and on
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in a house that I… toil for night and day.
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And all that I ask, all that I ask
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is that you don't… bring me your troubles!
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Birds!
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Birds?
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I don't give a Christ's dead cock
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about your birds.
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I don't give a single,
solitary, airborne fuck!
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Is that clear?
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Or
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are you… too thick to understand?
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I understand.
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Good.
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We're gonna kill them.
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Yeah.
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Mr. Borden, look! A new menu for summer.
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Hm.
39:35.978 --> 39:39.231
Getting used to saying no is cunty
Getting out of your comfort zone
39:39.315 --> 39:42.401
Learning how to let go is cunty
Having cum on my shirt is cunty
39:42.485 --> 39:45.613
Setting boundaries is cunty
Respecting others is cunty too
39:45.696 --> 39:49.116
Putting yourself first is cunty
Learning to love yourself is cunty
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C-U-N-T
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I'm gonna do what's best for me
I'm cunty
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That's cunty
C-U-N-T
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I'll prioritize my own needs
I'm cunty
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That's cunty, cunty, cunty
Wow
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Ugh.
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Rosemary.
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Ginger.
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And cardamom.
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It's hard to find, but…
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it'll hide the smell.
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Voilà.
40:34.828 --> 40:36.413
Five, six, seven, eight
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You can't take that away
I'm cunty
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Ugh!
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It's Cuntology 101, bitch
40:44.964 --> 40:46.549
Do you really think it'll work?
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Oh, yeah.
40:49.051 --> 40:50.761
Do you really think it'll kill them?
40:51.387 --> 40:53.097
Yeah.
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They call it vibriosis.
40:55.766 --> 40:58.811
First they vomit, and they vomit blood.
40:58.894 --> 41:01.313
Then they have blood
coming out of their ass,
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then out of their eyes,
out of every orifice.
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It's a gruesome way to die,
but they deserve it.
41:18.080 --> 41:21.000
I thought Emma might sup with us tonight.
41:21.667 --> 41:23.252
Why would you think that?
41:23.335 --> 41:24.920
She's betrothed now.
41:25.004 --> 41:28.007
She has no need to suck herself swollen
off her father's largesse
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like some at the table do.
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Mmm. I'd like to commend you, Mother.
41:33.679 --> 41:34.763
For what?
41:34.847 --> 41:37.641
Why, for the eradication of those doves.
41:38.601 --> 41:41.895
You know how I loathe the feces of fowl.
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Oh! Took you long enough.
41:49.153 --> 41:51.196
Or have I forgotten how to read a clock?
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I'm very sorry, Madame.
41:57.786 --> 41:59.580
Wh-- What is that? Soup?
42:00.164 --> 42:01.165
Yes, Madame.
42:02.041 --> 42:04.168
Hm. Smells delightful.
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Although I'm almost past hunger.
You kept us waiting far too long.
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Shall I serve you first,
then, Madame? Or Mr. Borden?
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No, me. Me first.
42:17.848 --> 42:18.974
Mmm.
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Bless us, O Lord, in these thy gifts,
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which we are… about to receive
from thy bounty
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through… Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Mm.
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Amen.
43:17.241 --> 43:18.242
Mm!
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Well, that does smell good.
43:19.827 --> 43:20.994
Mm.
43:27.793 --> 43:29.461
- Mm.
- Hmm.
43:31.839 --> 43:33.674
It's… delicious.
43:35.718 --> 43:36.802
Mm!
43:37.302 --> 43:38.262
Mmm…
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Oh, it's tasty.
43:42.641 --> 43:43.600
Mmm!
43:46.019 --> 43:47.896
- Mm!
- Mm.
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I was hungry.
43:54.778 --> 43:56.572
That's cardamom.
43:57.656 --> 43:59.283
- Is it?
- Mm.
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Delicious.
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I might go back for seconds.
44:06.957 --> 44:07.791
Mm.
44:15.340 --> 44:17.050
Mmm-mm!
44:20.345 --> 44:22.347
Ooh! I've got a big one.
44:22.431 --> 44:23.557
Mm.
44:24.266 --> 44:27.519
This Maggie is a much better cook
than the last Maggie.
44:27.603 --> 44:29.563
And without that hunch in her back.
44:29.646 --> 44:32.649
She looked like a… little gnome.
44:38.155 --> 44:40.616
I do love it when you're mirthful, Mother.
44:48.916 --> 44:50.459
Mm…
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Hm.
44:53.879 --> 44:54.880
Mm.
44:57.382 --> 44:59.259
What?
44:59.343 --> 45:02.304
Just that… last bite.
45:02.387 --> 45:04.723
Strange taste to it.
45:07.142 --> 45:09.394
Is it… um…
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Mine is delicious.
45:12.314 --> 45:13.816
- Mm-hm.
- Hm.
45:17.152 --> 45:18.904
I wonder if possibly those oyst--
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Oh.
45:31.041 --> 45:33.293
Excuse… excuse me one… one second.
45:41.885 --> 45:43.887
Maggie!
45:45.138 --> 45:46.098
Maggie!
45:51.728 --> 45:53.063
Make it stop.
45:54.398 --> 45:55.649
Right away, Madame.
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It's nothing, it's just…
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just a spot of blood.
46:09.288 --> 46:11.290
I am purged.
46:11.373 --> 46:12.833
It is… …over.
46:17.629 --> 46:18.589
No.
46:19.339 --> 46:20.215
No.
46:23.302 --> 46:25.345
It's the… cardamom.
47:13.936 --> 47:15.562
I'll fetch the doctor.
47:27.240 --> 47:30.327
They are still resting.
47:30.410 --> 47:33.413
But the vomiting is continuous.
47:33.956 --> 47:37.000
I fear they may not make it
through the night.
47:38.043 --> 47:40.170
Mrs. Borden mentioned
47:40.963 --> 47:42.297
oysters?
47:44.174 --> 47:45.884
Oh. Yes.
47:47.594 --> 47:48.679
Yes, I had one.
47:49.429 --> 47:51.515
And it… I feel fine.
47:52.099 --> 47:53.433
So does Maggie.
47:53.517 --> 47:54.351
Hm.
47:54.851 --> 47:56.520
That is quite the puzzle.
47:57.521 --> 48:00.732
Quite dangerous,
you know, to eat oysters in May.
48:01.316 --> 48:03.568
A good fishmonger
would have told you that.
48:11.493 --> 48:14.287
I'll finish the cleaning.
You… you go take a bath.
49:19.311 --> 49:21.063
Did they stir in the night?
49:21.813 --> 49:22.731
No.
49:23.315 --> 49:24.399
Maggie?
49:31.490 --> 49:32.866
Maggie!
49:34.159 --> 49:35.118
What?
49:36.244 --> 49:38.747
They must have vomited it out.
49:38.830 --> 49:39.998
They purged it.
49:40.624 --> 49:41.750
Maggie!
49:53.303 --> 49:54.930
Yes, Mrs. Borden?
49:56.681 --> 49:57.933
Good morning, Lizzie.
49:58.558 --> 50:01.478
- You do know that's your name, don't you?
- Hm.
50:02.145 --> 50:03.605
I called for Maggie.
50:04.314 --> 50:05.482
Maggie?
50:06.483 --> 50:08.151
I'd like to fire you.
50:08.235 --> 50:11.530
Or at least have you strung up
in a tree outside the magistrate
50:11.613 --> 50:15.700
for that bilious concoction
that made Mr. Borden and myself so ill.
50:21.331 --> 50:24.417
I tell you,
sometimes a good purge like that
50:24.501 --> 50:26.503
is just what the doctor ordered.
50:26.586 --> 50:29.506
I feel good as new this morning.
50:29.589 --> 50:30.841
Restored.
50:31.508 --> 50:33.969
Fix us johnnycakes and coffee, Maggie.
50:34.052 --> 50:36.012
You should have
thought of as much already.
50:37.013 --> 50:38.348
Nothing for me.
50:38.431 --> 50:40.600
I think I'll just take the air.
51:28.190 --> 51:30.066
They still don't suspect anything.
51:33.820 --> 51:35.739
We could try a different poison.
51:37.199 --> 51:39.242
No, I know how we're gonna kill them.