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See you.
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What a view!
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That is real nice.
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Race you to the top.
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Connell? Yeah, come on!
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Knock yourself out.
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Too slow.
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Jesus.
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Mm-hm.
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Think we'll get our own rooms?
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Are we early?
Pretty sure we're late.
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The backpackers are here. Wahey!
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Come in.
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So good to see you. You, too.
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Fuckin' hell, this place, man.
It's alright, isn't it?
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Hey. It is amazing.
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Come through. They're all out back.
Grazie!
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Looks nice.
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DISTANT VOICES
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Can I get you something to drink?
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A glass of water would be grand.
Thanks.
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It's a nice place.
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It's very quiet.
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Hello.
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Hi.
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There she is. Hey.
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Hi. It's so nice to see you.
You, too.
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Thanks so much for having us.
This place is incredible.
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How was your journey?
You must be tired.
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No, not at all.
We slept the whole way.
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Really?
No, Niall slept the whole way.
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We're going to make dinner. Amazing.
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I'm cooking. You should be
very excited. I properly am.
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I'll show you where you're sleeping.
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Then you can have a drink
or a walk or a shower!
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Ha, right! Sorry about that.
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Whatever you like.
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FAINT CHATTER
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No, I'm not having this argument.
..if you'd have just...
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Connell, you made it.
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You all right, Jamie?
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Yeah, not bad, thanks.
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Can I get you a drink?
I'd take a beer if you had one.
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Good summer?
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Yeah, good. You?
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Yeah, it was all right, thanks.
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Thanks.
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Marianne, is there a Wi-Fi code
I could grab? Sure.
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It's on the thingy -
the box in the hall. Thanks.
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It's not brilliant. Did you
want to make a call or...?
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Erm, Helen. Yeah, I said
I would when I got here.
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I doubt you'll get Skype working.
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Phone signal's best in the garden,
up by the pool. Thanks.
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Do you want me to help
with dinner or...? No.
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Thanks.
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HELEN: Is it nice there?
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Mm-hm.
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Is it huge? Has she got
a mansion in every country?
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Ah, I wouldn't call it a mansion.
It's, erm...
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..certainly a step up from hostels.
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What's the plan, then? You out
partying in the local village?
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Don't think so. I think we're just
going to have dinner here.
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What are you having?
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Don't know. I, erm...
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I saw some figs.
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That's classic Marianne.
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Figs. Of course she's serving you
figs in her Italian mansion.
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Are there artichokes as well?
Mm-hm. Think so.
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I hope you have fun.
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I miss you.
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I miss you too, Helen.
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Bye.
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Bye.
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How was Helen?
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Good. Yeah, good.
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Says hi. Oh... Hi.
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And Jamie?
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What about him?
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You want a "hi" from Jamie?
CONNELL LAUGHS
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He's sleeping.
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You want me to give you a hand?
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Done. Shelled every one
of these fuckers.
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Congratulations.
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THEY CHUCKLE
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I was going to bike to the shop
for some bits. Do you want to come?
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Yeah, well,
if there's a bike I can borrow.
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Jamie's will do.
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I'll, erm...
I'll raise the saddle a bit.
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A lot.
THEY CHUCKLE
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THEY LAUGH
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Right, go, go. Wooo!
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This is amazing.
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Woo!
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? Shape pomegranate hips
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? Girls
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? Like handkerchiefs
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? All unfurl
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? Your life's a dandelion whirl
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Don't be an eejit, Connell.
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? From the window,
every colour swirls
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? With my blue bird heart,
I'm a singing girl... ?
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Grazie.
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Grazie mille. Grazie. Arrivederci.
Ciao. Ciao. Arrivederci.
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CHURCH BELL RINGS
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I feel like everything's changed
since Schols. What do you mean?
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I don't know. Just... all this.
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It's real.
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You know, foreign cities are real.
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Famous artworks.
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Remnants of the Berlin Wall.
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Eating ice cream in little
Italian piazzas with you.
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It's money though, isn't it?
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The substance that makes
the world real.
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Yeah.
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So corrupt.
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And sexy.
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I feel like the scholarship
has made, like,
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literally everything seem possible.
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I'm happy for you.
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I'm happy for you, too.
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Yeah, but you deserve it more.
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Why? Because of the financial stuff?
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Well, yeah, obviously. I actually
meant that you're a better student.
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You know, I don't really
think about it that much.
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The financial side.
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Sorry.
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That was an ignorant thing to say.
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Maybe I should think about it more.
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Right.
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I am conscious of the fact
that we got to know each other
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because your mother
works for my family.
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I also don't think that my mother
is a very good employer.
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I don't think she pays Lorraine very
well. Well, she pays her fuck all.
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Why hasn't this come up before?
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No, honestly, I think it's totally
fair if you resent me.
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I don't resent you. Why would I?
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I just don't... I don't think I'm
processing the change all that well.
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Well...
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..you just need to get it
straight in your mind
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what you think is fair
and good in the world.
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And if you think that people
should be able to go to college
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and get English degrees...
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..and go to Europe and look at art,
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then you shouldn't feel guilty
for yourself,
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because you have every right to.
That's easy for you to say.
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You don't feel guilty about
anything. Is that how you see me?
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I loved the e-mails you sent.
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They were so good.
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You write really beautifully.
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It's really nice to hear you
say that, Marianne.
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How are the stories going?
I'd love to read them.
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They're not as good as the e-mails.
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Hi.
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Thanks.
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Thank you.
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Thanks.
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Do you mind opening this?
My hands are wet. Not at all!
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Life - you live it up
and you drink it down.
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Whoa! Nice shot.
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Thank you.
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No champagne glasses?
These are champagne glasses.
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No, I mean the tall ones.
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You mean flutes. These are coupes.
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What's the matter?
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I'm just saying
these aren't for champagne.
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You're such a philistine.
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We're going to drink champagne out
of gravy boats and I'm a philistine!
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No, they're just an older style,
Jamie.
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They were my dad's.
There are flutes in the press
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over the sink if you'd prefer.
Help yourself.
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Well, I didn't realise that it was
such an emotional issue for you.
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I am terribly sorry.
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This is really delicious.
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I underdid the pasta.
It's very al dente.
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Too al dente, no? I think it's nice.
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It's great. Thanks.
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And it's such a lovely house. Did
you come here when you were little?
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Mm-hm.
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So, where was your favourite place
on your European tour?
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Impossible to choose.
I loved, erm, Berlin, Amsterdam...
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Why would you want to spend your
summer on trains and in hostels?
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I don't know, to meet new people,
bit of culture,
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save some money
and see the world, Jamie.
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Sure... sure.
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Erm, standing in front of Vermeer's
The Art of Painting was pretty good.
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Thanks.
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He stared at it for a whole day.
I'm not exaggerating.
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Are you serious? Mm-hm.
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Sounds thrilling, man.
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Well, I got a lot out of it, so...
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Did you, though? Cos that's
the thing with inter-railing,
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it's essentially a tick box tour,
where you don't get to experience what a place has to offer,
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cos your head's just stuck in a
fucking guide book.
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Unlike pissing around in
your girlfriend's Italian villa
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for the entire summer.
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Well, thank fuck for scholarships,
eh?
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Sure. I'd cheers to that.
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What do you mean?
Connell knows what I mean.
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And Marianne. Cheers to you both.
Marianne hardly would have been
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working in a garage and living
with her mum, would she?
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Do you want me to get fresh glasses?
This is life-changing stuff
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for Connell here. No. Thanks.
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We can get fresh glasses, can't we?
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Go for it.
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PEGGY: I'll go.
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We should go to Venice
while you're here.
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It's only a couple of hours
on the train.
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Ah, that'll be perfect.
I've never been. Shocker.
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You'd like the Guggenheim. Mm?
There's a painting there by Duchamp.
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A Sad Young Man On A Train.
I know it's a cliche, but...
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You could stand in front of it
for a whole day.
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Is that how you think about me
or just my taste?
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It's just a really good painting.
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It's a nude. Oh...
HE LAUGHS
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Why are we bothering with Venice?
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Yeah, sure, that's what everyone
says, right? "Get to fuck, Venice."
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Well, it'll be heaving,
and not even with Italians.
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Just Asians taking photos
of everything.
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We're literally going to sit
on a train for two hours
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to get art through a million
people's camera phones.
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Yeah, God forbid you might actually
encounter an Asian person, Jamie.
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Excuse me?
I'm just going to go get dessert.
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Thanks.
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Are you all right?
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Are you going to say anything?
About what?
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Are you serious?!
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What is even happening?
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I'm your best friend.
You can talk to me about anything.
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There's nothing to talk about,
is there?
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It's fucking horrible out there,
isn't it?
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For everyone?
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Right.
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Sorry.
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It's fine. He's just pissed.
It's not just him, Marianne.
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What did you expect?
You brought Connell here.
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Right.
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Jamie's an asshole,
but he fucking adores you.
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OK.
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Can you bring the bowls?
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Ah! You've properly spoilt us,
Marianne.
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Where's the cream?
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It's inside.
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Why wouldn't you bring it out?
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Fuck sake.
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DISTANT SHOUTING
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Thanks.
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How are they? The strawberries.
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Erm, yeah, they're great, Peggy.
Really lovely.
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They're not local, they're Spanish.
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OK.
They're still, er, really delicious.
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MARIANNE SCREAMS
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SHOUTING CONTINUES
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What the fuck does it look like?!
You're drunk, Jamie.
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All right?
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Put that down. Sorry, what?
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Put that glass down, please.
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You want me to put it down? OK.
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Jamie... Yeah, OK.
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I'll put it down.
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Watch.
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GLASS SMASHES
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Come here, come here, come here,
come here, come here.
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It's OK, it's OK.
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It's all right, you're all right.
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You are fucking mental.
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You need help,
cos you are fucking deranged.
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Where are you going? What the fuck?!
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Have you got a cigarette?
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Can I stay in your room tonight?
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Of course.
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I'll sleep on the floor.
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The bed's huge. It's fine.
273
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I don't know what's wrong with me.
274
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In what way?
275
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I don't know why I can't
make people love me.
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I think there was something
wrong with me when I was born.
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Lots of people love you, Marianne,
OK?
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Your family and friends love you.
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You don't know my family.
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I know that you fight with them,
but...
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Last time I was home...
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..my brother said he wished
I was dead.
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What did he say that for?
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Don't know.
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He said...
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..no-one would miss me...
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..because I'm entirely unloved.
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Would you not tell your mother
if he was talking to you like that?
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She was there.
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I think she just got up and left.
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What provoked it, like?
How did the argument start?
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You think I did something
to deserve it.
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No, I'm obviously not saying that.
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Sometimes I think I must deserve it.
295
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Or else I don't know why
it would happen.
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Why'd you never say
any of this to me before?
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The whole time we were together, why
did you never tell me any of this?
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I don't know.
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I suppose I didn't want you
to think...
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..I was damaged or something.
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I was probably afraid
you wouldn't want me any more.
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You do think I'm damaged.
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Jesus Christ, come here.
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No... No.
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No.
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We shouldn't.
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I'm really sorry.
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MUSIC: Love Will Tear Us Apart
by Narina Pallot
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? When routine bites hard
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? And ambitions are low
311
00:25:56,680 --> 00:26:00,040
? And resentment rides high
312
00:26:01,040 --> 00:26:04,040
? But emotions won't grow
313
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? And we're changing our ways
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? Taking different roads
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? Love
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? Love will tear us apart again
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? Love
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? Love will tear us apart again
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? Why is this bedroom so cold?
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? You're turned away on your side
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? Is my timing that flawed?
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? Our respect run so dry?
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? Yet there's still this appeal
324
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? That we've kept through the years
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? And love
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? Love will tear us apart again
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? Love
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? Love will tear us apart again
329
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? Love
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? Love will tear us apart
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? Love will tear us apart
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? Love will tear us apart again
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? Mm-mm-mmmm
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? Love. ?
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00:27:46,090 --> 00:27:50,640
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