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Okay. Okay, cheesy as it is, this moment
needs capturing.
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I can't believe we did it.
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I still keep having my nightmare that my
final piece isn't finished.
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So I start using all the paint and turn
into the paint monster. I think she
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needs to let that go.
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The next stage of our lives. His traits
are imaginative, lasting like that.
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But after everything that's happened...
We have terrible timing.
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That was then.
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Not now.
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I think maybe we're just meant to be
friends.
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It's fine.
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I'm okay, seriously.
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I can handle rejection.
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Maybe it'll be better this way.
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Maybe our friendship will be stronger
than ever.
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Hey.
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Bye.
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I'm gonna... Or not.
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You off to a shoot?
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No, I'm seeing Dale, even though you
don't like him. Because I do, and you
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get to tell me what to do.
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Yeah, cool. You can do what you want.
Have fun.
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He's your boyfriend.
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I'm cool with it. It's all definitely
fine with me.
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You sure? Because you've just put about
eight figures in your teeth.
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Don't laugh at me!
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Sorry. I'm sorry too.
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Not about the sugar, but about... I
know.
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So do you want to do something later?
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Yeah, but much later. Dale needs a new
duvet cover and some drawer handles.
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Oh, sounds like you're giving his place
a Lexi makeover.
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Let me guess. You think it's a stupid
idea?
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No, no, it's super sweet.
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Can you believe he hasn't even owned one
scented candle?
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You said his house has never looked so
good. That's cute, isn't it? Yeah, yeah,
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that is.
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He's really lovely, Midge. You just
don't know him. If you give him a
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know you'll like him.
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Right. Yeah, probably.
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So will you make an effort to get to
know him? For me?
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Okay. Promise?
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Promise. Pinky promise?
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The most sacred promise of all promises.
Pinky promise.
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Colorful?
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Yeah, I'm fine. I thought, you know, why
not?
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It's a good day. I'm fine, so I should
dress like I'm fine. So you're not fine?
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What? I just said the opposite.
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I'm learning to read the signs.
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The opposite speaker's one of them.
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Okay, well, the truth is I'm not fine.
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I told Sam how I really feel about him,
and he knocked me back.
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But it's okay. I am heading towards
fine, as I have decided.
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Adversity will make our friendship
stronger.
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Does society make it true?
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No, it is so awkward between us.
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But you're going to try and fix that?
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Yeah, just, you know, as soon as I
figure out how.
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Good morning, everyone.
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I'm sure you're all bursting with
excitement about your next essay
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Pretty much what I was expecting, so
let's move on.
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OK, art doesn't exist in a vacuum.
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Take the DARD artists or the
Impressionists, the YBAs or the
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It's often the way that artists inspire
each other and become friends that
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creates a movement.
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So... I want 3 ,000 words on just that.
It can be about any group of artists you
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like, but I want you to examine how they
changed and grew together.
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The deadline will be this time next
week. I suggest you work in pairs.
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Do you want to work together?
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Wow, you have never asked me that
before.
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And also, yeah.
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I'm so bored.
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I didn't come here to write essays. I
came here to paint and to meet pretty
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girls. Right, yeah, but can we talk
about some other things, please?
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What, like not girl things?
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Exactly.
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Because of what went down with you and
Nyla?
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I pick up on vibes like that.
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And words in sentences.
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Lee told me.
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The pre -referralites don't seem
entirely boring.
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Are you sure you're okay?
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Yeah, I'm just planning my next move.
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That sounds very terrifying.
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Maybe I should just go over there and
start talking and then keep talking
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all the finances are just filled. And
that sounds tiring, but effective.
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Oh, actually, I wasn't quite done.
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Don't worry. It's not like we've not
been here before.
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Are you sure you've got everything you
need?
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No, actually.
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What if there's a zombie apocalypse? I
couldn't survive with just this. I'd
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a penknife and at least some shoes I can
run in. Yeah, well, I'm a plus five
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this book.
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On design and technique and three
-dimensional textiles could definitely
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out a zombie.
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Thanks. At least now I'm ready for the
zombie apocalypse.
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What?
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You know, the zombie apocalypse.
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Don't worry.
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Sorry.
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Thanks.
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believe it's you it's been years i'm
sorry and you are nyla nyla malik we
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friends at college sorry you know you
look kind of familiar i just can't place
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you right that's the thing with some
friends yeah i guess you just grow so
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far apart that you don't even remember
them
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We used to be a few awkward, and now
we're just awkward, awkward.
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What did Ali say about groups of artists
being friends?
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How about the lost generation?
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Do you think these guys have the same
problem?
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Yes.
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All groups of people do, because people
are terrible.
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But they look so cool and glamorous.
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Yeah, they're lying for the camera.
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It's like they're miserable.
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You know, I get that these artists
didn't get on with each other all the
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They argued, they felt in and out of
friendship, in and out of love. But when
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they wanted to hang out, they still
chose each other.
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I think I know how to bring us all
together.
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Okay, it's going to work. We should have
a dinner party.
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What? Why?
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Because we're 30 years old and just got
a great deal on our pension.
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No.
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Because we can eat and talk and I've got
this really great idea which will be
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amazing for the assignment.
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Lee, don't tell me you agree to this
insanity.
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Under duress.
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You hate pointless conversation. That's
all dinner parties are.
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True, but I've been sat next to her in
the library for three hours. She's
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relentless. Yeah.
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Lenny, you've got to accept fate. It's
impossible to resist.
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I'm up for it.
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It sounds good, like all of us together.
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I'll cook. No.
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No, I can't eat tin soup again.
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No, I mean, I'll...
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Cook? Cook. Like, actual ingredients
will be used.
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Okay, well, then I have no choice.
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7pm? Okay, sounds good.
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See? Fixing it. Be calm, child. Not
there yet.
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Working hard on your essay, I see.
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Well, I'm not researching, because
working in pairs is disgusting.
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But I'm being productive.
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I'm creating.
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Oh, right.
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Creating what, exactly?
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It's snow on snow on snow.
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It's abstract.
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Great, you're winging it again.
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Nisha, I thought we got past this.
You've actually been making an effort
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term. It hasn't got me anywhere.
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It's got you better grades. OK, but
what's the point in good grades when...
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With what, Nisha?
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No one notices or cares.
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I notice and care.
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Hallie, you know that that's not what
I'm talking about.
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I do. And honestly, Nisha, I thought
more of you.
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I didn't have you down as the type of
girl to care so much about the opinion
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a boy.
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You should do things for yourself, not
him.
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And ruin the snow.
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I can't be right.
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Where's the common room gone?
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It's just so subtle.
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Yeah, I've never really been very good
at subtle.
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It's based on the lost generation.
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They were just this really cool group of
artists and writers.
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And I kind of have an obsession with the
aesthetic of Paris in the 20s.
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And Hemingway wrote how they all drank
well and cheaply and ate well and
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and just loved each other.
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You know Hemingway was a misogynist?
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Yeah. But he could write.
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Oh, and... I made his outfit. Of course.
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Because I can't do subtle. And I love
that about you, but... Isn't this maybe
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bit much? I mean, do you want to stop or
just breathe, at least?
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No. There will be no breathing until
everything is okay.
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Got it.
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Smells good.
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Thanks.
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What is it?
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A mushroom risotto.
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I make it sometimes for my mum and
Nancy.
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Cool.
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You look really good, by the way.
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Oh, thanks.
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Loving outfit. I look amazing.
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You both do. Thanks for making the
effort, guys.
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I guess that's my key to go and get
changed.
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Oh, no, no, I didn't mean... You are
making an effort because you're cooking
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and... It's fine. It's fine. I was going
anyway.
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OK.
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OK, Nyla, this is your shindig, so
please kick us off.
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Because if we are reduced to talking
about the weather, we'll pay.
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Well, I made character cards, but it
seems like a good place to start.
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Ah, bonjour.
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I am Picasso.
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And I'm very French.
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Spanish. What?
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But we are in Paris, non?
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Oh, oui, but you are still Spanish.
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Oh, wow, I need to do more research. I
can't even pronounce my full name.
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Actually, what is your full name?
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Please don't make me do it.
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But, Lenny, you love to entertain.
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And this will be entertaining.
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All right.
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And,
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uh,
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who are you?
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I am Zelda Fitzgerald. Ah, the legend of
Zelda.
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I know her well.
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Mr. Hemingway.
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The detail in that fake moustache is
truly a work of art. Well, that's good
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know, because I'm pretty sure I used a
permanent marker.
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Seems like it's working.
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Everything looks like it's going to be
okay.
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Or not.
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Okay, no offence, but even I wouldn't
need that.
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This garlic bread looks like it could be
used as an offensive weapon.
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Yeah, I think it's safe to say that I
messed that one up.
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It's not that bad.
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I mean, seriously, Nyla, it looks like
something died in a saucepan.
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Well, I want to try some.
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You really don't have to do that. No, I
know. I want to.
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It's something you make for your mum and
Nancy, so hit me.
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Those mushrooms are really great.
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What's that other taste?
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Charcoal.
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Lemon, right?
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You are party night.
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Oh, get out of the way, Jamie. I'm not
in the mood.
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What are you going to do, hit me again?
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Only if you deserve it.
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Hey, what's going on in there?
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Since when were they one big happy
family?
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Since now, apparently.
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So none of us get to eat or watch TV
because they're being gross?
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I do have half a pack of salad if you
want it.
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I'm not that desperate.
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Have you finished with Dale's flat
makeover?
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Because I actually need to talk to you
about him.
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You promised you'd give him a chance.
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I know, but you need to hear this.
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So, you know how you missed Lenny's
party because it was the anniversary of
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Dale's mum dying?
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Yeah. Well, it wasn't. The party and
when she died aren't even in the same
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month.
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How do you know when she died?
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I was looking at her memorial page on
Fishbowl and the date's on there. You
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check.
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I can't believe this.
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I know.
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Why would Dale lie? I don't understand.
Not him, you.
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I know things have changed between us
and you don't get me all to yourself
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anymore.
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But talking a dead woman online, I never
thought you'd go that low.
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It was an accident.
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Well, you accidentally talked a dead
woman online?
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Yes.
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I'm in love, Midge.
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For the first time in my life.
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I didn't think that meant I had to lose
my best friend.
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But I guess it does.
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You know you can stop.
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I don't like to waste food.
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Good, that is probably the effort you're
going to need for the zombie
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apocalypse. Yeah, I think the food might
be better. Do you think a zombie would
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be a better chef than me, Malik?
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Yeah, I really do.
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That's probably fair.
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What are these?
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Oh, read it.
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OK.
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In World War I, Ernest Hemingway signed
up to become an ambulance driver.
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The things he experienced changed him.
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When he arrived home, he was not yet 20,
but he had a maturity that separated
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him from those around him.
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Dad, why don't you just do us all a
favour and go?
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Not long after, he left for Paris
because he thought it was where the most
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interesting people in the world lived.
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And he was right. Plus, that's where you
met us.
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Well, not us, but you know what I mean.
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As a student, Picasso lacked discipline,
but not passion.
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You know, he's all very well doing
technically brilliant painting, but
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the point if they don't mean anything?
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He became one of the most prolific
painters of all time, continuously
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his medium to find new ways to express
himself.
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Gertrude Stein's uncautious mode of
dress caused a comment, and she was
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described as not carrying a job.
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Why? Because you're malicious, petty,
and you lack imagination.
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She described her writing as portrait,
designed to evoke the idea of pure
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beauty.
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Zelda Fitzgerald was initially only
known for her look. She was
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even by her own husband.
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She struggled with anxiety and
insecurity.
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This is your voice, Nyla.
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Listen to it.
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She kept on painting and writing, and in
the end, Zelda Fitzgerald proved to be
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a great artist in her own right.
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It was Gertrude Stein who called them
the lost generation.
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Okay, now I can breathe.
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Been looking for you.
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Why? I was very clear.
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Yeah, but I've got nothing else to
interest me right now.
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What are you doing?
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Painting my pain.
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Everyone else does it, so why can't I?
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You can.
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It's good.
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I don't care what you think.
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Doing this for myself is making me feel
better.
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Why do you need to feel better?
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I thought you'd be happy now you don't
have Sam smothering you.
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Right. I am.
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So happy.
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You should know that I don't care.
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About what?
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About the fact that you lied.
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About the fact that the whole thing was
staged.
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Honestly, everyone's so giddy two -shoes
around here.
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At least you make life more interesting.
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I do, don't I?
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Yeah,
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and so do I. So I'm going to do
something that I never do and offer
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I've got half a... Pass the salad here,
if you want it.
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Fine. I'm bored of being good now
anyway.
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Okay, there is a big and unnatural gap
between you guys.
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It's not.
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Fine.
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Okay, what's going on?
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Ask her.
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Ask her. I'm kind of asking you both.
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But if you're not going to tell me, it's
fine.
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I will sit on the sofa, turn on the TV,
and let you guys decide whether a fight
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is worth sacrificing a friendship as
beautiful as these meerkats.
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May I just please, can you show me that
thing you found?
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Knock, knock.
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Thanks.
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How does Lenny always get up during the
washing up? I think it is one of his
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many superpowers.
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Like how he's always wearing clean
clothes and I never see him wash them.
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I think he might post them to his dad in
Germany.
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I buy that.
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Can I ask you a question?
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Sure.
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It's kind of personal.
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Well, you can ask it, but I might not
answer it.
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Fair.
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Why did you say no to Nyla?
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I saw your face when she was eating your
food and...
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I don't think you just like her.
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I think you love her.
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Floralee, I want to give you an honest
answer.
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We're electrically connected.
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We're light in our own way.
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We got this all together, no matter what
they say.
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We'll weather any storm and we'll ride
it to the end to stay connected.
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Don't wait.
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