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3. Oh, fantastic. He's ready. Marvelous.
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like, a month ago.
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- Here we go.
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are still bringing him to school.
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he's not just thrown up.
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office Bethenny Frankel goes to
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wooden doll you'd find
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European toy shop.
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don't know who she is.
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impress me.
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Bethenny Frankel is,
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it or not.
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don't mind her.
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business for herself.
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hand it to her.
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I kind of know Andy Cohen.
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is very flattering.
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successful.
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The Rachel Zoe Project,
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they went with Brad.
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been me on Fashion Police
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14 times a year.
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box is empty.
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through those like...
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cancer all over this seat.
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Reynolds visited him.
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Deadpool, I guess.
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all horrible.
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day off when he dies,
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so pissed.
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Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
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cups always depress me.
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already given up
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even started.
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"Can't afford Starbucks"
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care, though?
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the schools you went to,
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they were great.
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here, right?
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here, Stewie?
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of strong opinions.
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across a lot of dicks.
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say "wankers."
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word, hmm?
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"git,"prat,"
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Dr. Pritchfield?
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- Yes, "we."
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- The accent?
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that I have a British accent.
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going to say? "Oh"?
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me to say, Stewie?
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British accent.
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I can't hear it.
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don't hear me speaking
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everybody else does.
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time in Britain, then?
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- I said no!
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person who hasn't noticed it.
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hears this?
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who can understand me,
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to be one of.
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complicated to go into.
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sure I get it.
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has a British accent.
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known thing.
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don't hear it.
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very important
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think of you.
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it sounds like?
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I see, I see.
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think you know me, is that it?
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to observe things
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an insight.
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I know you a bit.
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a bit. Mm-hmm. Okay.
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Well, that's-that's fair.
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is going to help.
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I'm guessing.
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it official, didn't you?
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it in your lifetime.
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blah, blah.
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say there's roughly
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between the two of you.
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to raise eyebrows
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younger mind to shape.
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seen All About Eve,
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Dolls?" Et cetera.
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you feel more virile.
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consideration the math,
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born at a time
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popular name was...
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that volume of Shakespeare,
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a sonnet or monologue each day.
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anything so romantic
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for Michael before.
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attracted to you
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that's okay...
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important to the relationship.
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believe, Dr. Pritchfield?
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on that table.
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that at the office.
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Michael, you say to yourself,
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is it embarrasses you.
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mortality.
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as vital as possible.
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reminders at home
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the corner, is there?
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is your haven,
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and is often at home,
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a low-level depression
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to get into with him.
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to have a career,
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on exactly what it was
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having him at home
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house and plan trips.
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what happened.
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reminds you over the years.
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he prefers the finer things.
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them to him, wouldn't you?
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child psychologist's salary
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preschool, I'd imagine.
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don't have children,
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disposable income.
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it with other couples,
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probably at dinner
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of Michael's
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a family,
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preferred your trips
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named after a character
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from Dickens.
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and affluent
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in this photo.
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so desperate to project.
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closer, shall we?
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Ralph Lauren Purple Label
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starting at $495.
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button holes on one
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on the other,
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markdown,
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$49, give or take.
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light jackets on,
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during summer vacation,
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winter in Rio,
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tourist season.
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the rooftop pool deck
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Hotel in Ipanema,
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in all of Brazil.
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dying to stay there.
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with his older boyfriend,
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in, most likely, banking,
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almost $1,000 a night.
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in the streets in Brazil.
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paying those prices?
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simply can't afford it.
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class of gay people.
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that Michael
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peering through
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other side of.
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because you don't trust it,
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stories of friends
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most fabulous places.
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romantic, you tell him.
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place you're actually staying,
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that was rated number 27
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hotels in Rio
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of 295 U.S. dollars a night...
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cheap, you remind him,
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half the places he's seen,
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but feel like a bit of a failure
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disappointment on his face
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to the Fasano Hotel
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No, just drinks,
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restaurant prices online.
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how Michael begins looking
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men who can afford
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I'm sorry, husbands...
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hotels.
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that you're diminishing
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each passing year.
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you're being ridiculous,
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about the rooftop deck,
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the young men,
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younger than even Michael,
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invisible to.
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not completely,
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loathe yourself for it.
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wants a photo,
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take a selfie."
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someone to take one of us"
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selfies that only you laugh at,
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take it out of the air
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it's just one more indicator
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than everybody here.
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man wearing a tiny swimsuit
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crude joke that embarrasses you.
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man laughs,
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moment that you're not part of.
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humiliated and unseen.
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Michael's joyful grin
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disconnected half-smile.
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photo on Facebook,
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86 followers on Instagram...
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that one works...
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the impression,
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Lauren shirts,
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$20 cocktails,
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successful than you are.
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feel a little dirty,
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in order to keep Michael happy.
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glance at this picture,
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before he leaves me?"
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know each other a bit.
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lonely little boy.
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inside my soul!
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now, Stewie?
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one, you know.
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appreciate her.
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deep breaths.
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in yoga.
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a bit better.
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spilling out.
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a lot bottled up inside.
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me, Dr. Pritchfield.
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with the other boys
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like dirt and shapes,
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play with me.
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have any friends,
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to eat lunch with.
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say that you have no friends,
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the reason you're here.
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is to talk about.
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down the stairs.
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you ever seen Showgirls?
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But according to Tyler,
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of a con-trah-versy.
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- A con-trah-versy.
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- Con-trah-versy?
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"con-troversy."
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with British accents
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"con-trah-versy."
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you know that?
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I know that?
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Pritchfield...
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"Cess-il."
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- But, again, how would you know?
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- Okay, okay, we got it.
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won't like me back.
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him. I'm not gay.
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lickin' your chops.
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coming out sessions.
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gay than I used to be.
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this school would care.
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Gustin and I would make
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Instagram couple?
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Yes, we would.
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most people over 70
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know who he is.
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something I hear
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around a lot now.
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my heterosexuality.
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- Yes, of course.
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strange for a second.
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Stewie, being so intelligent.
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acknowledgment.
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know where I fit in.
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be like everybody else,
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things that I'm interested in.
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all the time,
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brave face and try to hide it,
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excruciating migraines.
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more hair than this,
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all worked up again.
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Frankel on her period.
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bringing her up.
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think about her a lot.
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about world domination.
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talk about it enough anymore,
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is what I say to them.
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about musicals.
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let alone both.
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want to see Hamilton,
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gets here, I'll be 30.
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one in town who's even
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out for over two years.
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even more depressed.
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a place like that?
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pile of garbage.
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some of the songs,
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for, and I'm really good.
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- Oh. Um...
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to hear me sing Hamilton.
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I be on Broadway?
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on Broadway.
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with me eight times a week.
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hear you sing.
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I'm nervous.
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remember it was good at home.
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words very fast.
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but for Hispanics.
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little boy, Stewie.
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your watch.
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for you, wasn't it?
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I got so much out, you know?
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- I would love a cup of tea.
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electric kettle.
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at our house.
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an old Jiffy Pop tin.
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useless old slut.
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are gone!
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wanted to be friends with him,
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him down the stairs?
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about another little boy?
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reduced to rubble.
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403. And in the chaos, I searched
desperately for my parents.
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404. Mum. Mum.
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405. Mother. Mother.
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406. Mum. Mummy.
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407. Mummy. Mummy. Mummy.
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408. Mummy. Mum. Mother.
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409. - Don't.
- Don't what?
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410. You know what.
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411. But Mother was
nowhere to be found.
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412. And neither
was Father.
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413. You see, I was the sole
survivor of my family.
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414. So I was sent to live
with an aunt in Cornwall.
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415. But she had too many mouths
of her own to feed, so...
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416. I was next sent to a distant
cousin in Northumberland.
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417. But she didn't
care for children,
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418. and off again I went,
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419. this time to an orphanage
in Gloucestershire.
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420. But they didn't
like little boys
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421. from London in
Gloucestershire.
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422. Or from Cornwall
or Northumberland.
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423. So I pretended I was from
Shropshire, of all places.
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424. And eventually, I became
friends with six boys:
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Flibbit, Pipadoodle,
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426. Scudger and
Nonsenseword.
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427. And together,
we traveled...
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428. Okay, before you say
another name of anything,
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429. I'm going to have
to stop you.
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430. - Yes?
- I'm only here for 40 minutes,
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431. and this is already
a really long story
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432. with a lot of
locations.
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433. And I don't feel like waiting to
see how it links up to my thing.
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434. The point of
the story is,
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435. I know what it's
like to feel alone
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436. and to have to pretend that
you're something you're not.
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437. Oh, and also, how my first
kiss was with a Nazi.
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438. See? We didn't need to go
back 1,000 years for that.
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439. And I don't pretend I'm
something I'm not.
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440. - I never said that.
- You just said it.
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441. I might have
implied it.
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442. I suppose the question is why
you feel the need to do that.
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443. I... I don't know.
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444. I-I guess I hadn't
realized it before.
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445. Maybe I'm worried nobody's
going to like me.
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446. Lois left a tissue
in the dryer again.
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447. And these are my only
pants. How sad is that?
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448. When I was in the orphanage,
my Sunday shoes were potatoes.
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449. Well, you win
that one.
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450. Look, I'm different,
Dr. Pritchfield.
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451. I'm not like the
other kids.
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452. I realized that when you
picked up that photo
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453. and decimated
my entire life.
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454. Sorry. It's kind of a
parlor trick of mine.
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455. Have you ever thought of
just being yourself...
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456. Your real self... And
then see what happens?
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457. I... I don't think
I know how.
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458. Everything about me is this
carefully-constructed persona
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459. designed to keep people
at arm's length.
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460. This isn't even how
I really talk.
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461. This is. This
is how I talk.
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462. The accent is-is nothing
more than an affectation,
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463. a-a coat of armor to get
me through the day,
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464. just an image I cultivated
so I could feel special.
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465. Wow. What a relief.
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466. For once, to talk
with my real voice
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the burden
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468. of trying to sound
like someone I'm not.
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469. - What do you mean by that?
- Well, this is my real voice.
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470. I don't hear a
difference.
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471. How about now? You
freakin' hear that?
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472. What about now? Sound
different? Giggity?
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473. What about now?
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474. Coming up now,
this voice.
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475. Ahoy. It's me.
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476. And I'm a gay alien.
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477. I'm sorry. That just all
sounds like the same person.
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478. Well, Stewie, that was quite
a breakthrough we just had.
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480. I feel... relieved,
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481. like a weight has
been lifted.
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482. I-I can finally
be myself.
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483. I like this Stewie.
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484. I hope he stays
for a while.
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485. I-I've never been vulnerable
to anyone before.
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486. You're the only one who's
ever met the real me.
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487. Well, I'm
honored, and now,
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488. the rest of the world
is going to meet him.
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489. Yes. Yes,
that's right.
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490. There's no going
back now!
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491. I'm gonna talk to Tyler.
I'm gonna make friends.
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492. I'm gonna be a
normal boy!
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493. Yes, you are.
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494. You're finally going to be
just like everybody else.
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495. Wha-what? Say-say
that again.
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496. You're finally going to be
just like everybody else.
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497. But... But I don't...
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498. I don't want to be
like everybody else.
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499. What do you mean?
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500. I-I don't want
to be like them.
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501. Like any other zero in this
miserable town, like my family.
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502. I won't do it! I don't want
to be like any other person!
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503. Like you skiing in...
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up that photo.
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505. I want to remain what
I've always been...
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506. Superior,
brilliant, special.
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507. Oh, God, what was
I thinking?
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508. I'm never going to
lift the veil, ever.
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509. Nobody will ever
know the real me.
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510. My accent's back,
by the way.
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511. It was a very
dramatic moment.
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512. If you say so.
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513. Now, let's
talk about...
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heart medication, please?
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515. Of course!
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516. Except...
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does know the real me,
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518. and that's you.
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519. I don't understand.
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my medication?
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521. Mm, yeah.
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522. Listen, you're not
gonna like this.
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523. Please, there's
not much time.
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524. I'd like to, really I would,
and you were super helpful,
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525. and this... this kind of seems
like a crummy way to repay you,
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going to get it.
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made you wait?
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528. It's because I can't have
anyone know the real me.
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529. And so, you must die.
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530. I guess that's what happens
in therapy, though.
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531. No, it's not!
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532. Ah, you're right. That
didn't make much sense.
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534. but any indication how much
longer you're going to linger?
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535. I'm not sure.
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536. I think it's different
for everyone.
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537. Yeah, because you're still
pretty chatty, is...
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538. is why I'm wondering.
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539. Don't do this, Stewie!
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540. It will stay with
you forever.
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541. Mm, yeah, not worried. For
me, this is kind of no bigs.
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542. Barbara! Barbara!
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543. Oh, didn't you hear
her go to lunch?
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544. It was like an orchestra
of squeaky chair springs
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545. and groaning floorboards
playing her out.
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546. So... this is how
you leave me.
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548. "Eyes, look your last!
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549. "Arms, take your
last embrace.
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550. "And lips, O, you,
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551. "the doors of breath, seal
with a righteous kiss,
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552. a dateless bargain to
engrossing death!"
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553. Macbeth?
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expect you to know,
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556. since you're not
in any way...
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558. I feel less bad.
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559. You've reached the office
of Dr. Cecil Pritchfield.
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560. Please leave
a mess-age.
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561. That one can't
be right.
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562. It's Michael.
I want a divorce.
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563. This is not your day.
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564. Hey, you okay?
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565. Yes, Rupert just had
a nightmare, that's all.
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566. Go sleep on the floor
where you belong, whore!
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567. - All right, well...
- Hey... hey, Bri?
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568. Yeah?
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569. Would you mind maybe
sleeping with me tonight?
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570. - Sure.
- Thanks.
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571. Good night, Stewie.
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572. 'Night, Brian.
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573. - Brian?
- Yeah?
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talk about it?
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