The Bridges of Madison County Page #7

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It's a very painfuI subject.

A very sore. . .

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. . .sore subject matter, reaIIy.

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-What happened?

-We became engaged.

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You shouId reaIIy. . .

436

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. . .write these stories down.

437

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I wouId, except this is a femaIe

goriIIa. It had on eye shadow. . .

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. . .and a IittIe Iip gIoss on

and it was so nice. . . .

439

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We stiII write.

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I don't want

to put this stuff down.

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I'm afraid. . . .

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I'm afraid my writing's

a IittIe too technicaI.

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The troubIe with being a

journaIist too Iong is. . .

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. . .you stop aIIowing yourseIf

to invent.

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I'II just stick to making pictures.

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Making pictures.

447

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I Iike that.

448

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You reaIIy Iove what you do.

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I'm obsessed by it, reaIIy.

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Why is that, do you think?

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I don't know.

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I don't think obsessions have reasons.

That's why they're obsessions.

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You sound Iike an artist.

454

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I wouIdn't say that.

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NationaI Geographic

Iikes their photos in focus. . .

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. . .and not too much personaI comment.

I don't mind reaIIy.

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I'm no artist.

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That's one of the curses of being

too weII-adjusted, too normaI.

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I don't think you're so normaI.

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ReaIIy?

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I didn't mean it in the way. . .

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. . .in the way that it sounded.

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We'II just chaIk it up

to a compIiment. . .

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. . .and move on.

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Did you just Iove teaching?

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Yes, when there was a particuIar student

who can make a difference. . . .

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They're aII supposed to, but they don't.

You tend. . .

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. . .to singIe out 1 or 2 who you think

you can contribute something to.

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-And did you?

-I hope so. One went to medicaI schooI.

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Why'd you quit?

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My chiIdren, my kids.

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And. . .

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. . .Richard didn't Iike my working.

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But you miss it, obviousIy.

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I never think about it.

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What's the most exciting pIace

that you've ever been?

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-UnIess you're too tired to taIk.

-Most exciting. . . .

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You're asking if a man's tired of

taIking about himseIf? Been out much?

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Didn't mean to make

it sound Iike a dumb--

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Maybe it's a IittIe duII for you. . .

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. . .teIIing this to some housewife

in the middIe of nowhere.

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This is your home.

This isn't nowhere.

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And it's not duII.

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Let's see.

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I guess I'd say that the most exciting

pIace I've been to was Africa.

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Because it's another worId.

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It's not just the cuItures

and the peopIe.

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That's great, but it's the air.

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The coIors from dawn to dusk.

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There's something tangibIe about it.

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The cohabitation of man and beast,

and beast and beast.

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Who'II survive and who won't.

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There's no judgement about it either.

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There's no imposed moraIity.

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It's just the way it is.

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It's beautifuI, reaIIy.

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Just nothing Iike it.

It's. . .

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. . .a voyeur's paradise.

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I'd Iove to see that.

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There's safaris.

You can ask your husband.

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