Six Degrees Of Separation Page #2
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No. No. La Pasionaria. We'll build
barricades and lean against them, singing.
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06:51,320 -- 00:06:55,154- And the people will follow.
- Follow, follow, follow. What is that song?
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06:55,280 -- 00:06:58,989It's our role in history,
and we offer ourselves up to it.
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06:59,120 -- 00:07:02,396It's your role in history, it's not our role.
The Fantasticks.
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07:02,520 -- 00:07:04,636ij&/i Follow, follow, follow, follow
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07:04,760 -- 00:07:07,558A role in history - to say that so easily.
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07:07,680 -- 00:07:12,959To lead the people. Like Lech Walesa
and the striking shipyard workers.
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07:13,080 -- 00:07:16,152Gorbachev urging on
the striking coal miners.
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07:16,280 -- 00:07:18,555The phrase "striking coal miners" -
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07:18,680 -- 00:07:23,595I always picture these very striking
coal miners modelling the fall fashion.
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07:30,320 -- 00:07:34,154- Why is there a statue of a husky?
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07:34,280 -- 00:07:37,033Where shall we?
God, the restaurants in New York.
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07:37,160 -- 00:07:41,597It's like Florence in the 16th century -
genius on every corner.
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07:41,720 -- 00:07:44,712- There's good Szechwan. Hunan.
- i(woman laughs)/i
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07:44,840 -- 00:07:46,910The sign painter screwed up the sign.
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07:47,040 -- 00:07:52,239Instead of painting "The Hunan Wok",
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07:52,360 -- 00:07:56,194- We sent it to iThe Times./i
- They have a joke page, and...
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07:56,320 -- 00:07:57,992They send you champagne.
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07:58,120 -- 00:08:02,432We weren't auditioning, but all I could
think was "$2,000,000. $2,000,000".
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08:02,560 -- 00:08:06,269Like when people say "Don't think
about elephants", it's all you think.
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08:06,400 -- 00:08:08,868$2,000,000. $2,000,000.
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08:09,000 -- 00:08:09,876i(buzzer)/i
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08:10,000 -- 00:08:12,798Whatever you do,
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08:12,920 -- 00:08:17,232- Elephants?
- Ouisa is a Dada manifesto.
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08:17,360 -- 00:08:19,237About the Czanne.
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08:20,120 -- 00:08:24,875Unless we're careful,
it'll be sold and never seen again.
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08:28,680 -- 00:08:32,832Mid period. Landscape
of a dark green forest.
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08:32,960 -- 00:08:36,714In the far distance you see the sunlight.
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08:36,840 -- 00:08:41,356One of his first uses of a pale colour being
forced to carry the weight of the picture.
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08:41,480 -- 00:08:44,392An experiment that would
pay off in the apples.
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08:44,520 -- 00:08:47,478Burst of colour has to carry so much.
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08:49,120 -- 00:08:54,148Japanese don't like anything
about it except it's a Czanne.
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08:57,840 -- 00:09:03,358I... I'm so sorry to bother you, but...
I've been hurt, and I've lost everything.
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09:03,480 -- 00:09:07,996I didn't know where to go. Your children.
I'm a friend of your children.
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09:08,120 -- 00:09:10,634- He mentioned our kids' names.
- And their school.
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09:10,760 -- 00:09:14,799- Harvard. You can say Harvard.
- I don't want to get into libel.
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09:14,920 -- 00:09:18,515I was mugged... out there in Central Park.
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09:20,080 -- 00:09:23,197By the statue of that Alaskan husky.
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09:23,320 -- 00:09:26,039why there was a statue of a dog
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09:26,160 -- 00:09:29,277in the middle of Central Park.
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09:29,400 -- 00:09:33,518- When I was trying to puzzle it out...
- Are you OK?
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09:33,640 -- 00:09:37,030They took my money and my briefcase.
I said "My thesis..."
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09:37,160 -- 00:09:40,516- His shirt's bleeding.
- The shirt isn't bleeding. He's bleeding.
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09:40,640 -- 00:09:42,312Oh.
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09:42,440 -- 00:09:44,351Sorry. I get this way around blood.
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09:44,480 -- 00:09:47,597No! My God, not on the rug, please.
Eddie, get the doctor.
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09:47,720 -- 00:09:50,359No. No. I'll survive.
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09:50,480 -- 00:09:52,789No doctors. Please?
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09:52,920 -- 00:09:55,798All right, Eddie. We'll call you.
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09:55,920 -- 00:09:57,797Thank you, Eddie.
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09:57,920 -- 00:09:59,558Um...
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09:59,680 -- 00:10:01,671i(stranger)/i I don't mind the money.
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10:01,800 -- 00:10:06,555But in the age of mechanical reproduction,
they got the only copy of my thesis.
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10:06,680 -- 00:10:09,717Ouisa, where's the first-aid book?
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10:28,240 -- 00:10:31,596The Red Cross advises
"Press edges of wound firmly together."
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10:31,720 -- 00:10:34,757- Yes, I'm doing that.
- i(screams)/i
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10:34,880 -- 00:10:37,110Hold on. Ouisa, I need gauze.
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10:37,240 -- 00:10:40,073- It's been wonderful seeing you.
- No. Stay.
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10:40,200 -- 00:10:43,431My time is so short.
Before I leave America, I really should...
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10:43,560 -- 00:10:47,075- Did you see the new book on Czanne?
- Er, no. May I use the phone?
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10:47,200 -- 00:10:49,156An absolute revelation.
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10:49,280 -- 00:10:50,508I ran down the hall...
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10:50,640 -- 00:10:52,835$2,000,000. $2,000,000.
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10:52,960 -- 00:10:56,589..got the book on Czanne,
got the gauze from the kitchen,
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10:56,720 -- 00:11:00,429gave the Czanne to Flan,
and the gauze to Geoffrey.
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11:00,560 -- 00:11:02,357Ouisa!
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11:02,840 -- 00:11:05,070$2,000,000. $2,000,000.
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11:06,960 -- 00:11:12,034It's a lovely book.
I'll get him a clean shirt. Please stay.
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11:15,240 -- 00:11:18,516- And peace was restored.
- And then...
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11:18,640 -- 00:11:21,200Your children said you were kind.
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11:22,000 -- 00:11:27,472All the kids were sitting around the dorm
dishing the... sh*t out of their parents.
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11:27,600 -- 00:11:34,233But your kids were silent. They said
"No. Not our parents. Not Flan and Ouisa."
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11:34,360 -- 00:11:38,114"Not the Kittredges.
The Kittredges are kind."
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11:38,240 -- 00:11:42,199So, after the muggers left, I looked up,
saw these Fifth Avenue apartments.
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11:42,320 -- 00:11:46,233I know the Babcocks live over there.
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11:46,360 -- 00:11:48,635The Auchinclosses live there.
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11:48,760 -- 00:11:51,593But... you lived here.
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11:51,720 -- 00:11:53,438I came here.
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11:54,400 -- 00:11:56,630Can you believe what the kids said?
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11:56,760 -- 00:11:58,671Mm. Well...
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11:58,800 -- 00:12:00,313iHe mentioned our kids' names./i
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12:00,440 -- 00:12:04,638We can mention our kids' names. They
won't sue us for mentioning their names.
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12:04,760 -- 00:12:07,194Talbot and Woody mean the world to me.
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12:07,320 -- 00:12:13,077Woody? He lets you call him Woody?
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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