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The Prisoner of Second Avenue Page #10
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- 1975
- 98 min
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You were taking a nice|tranquilized walk in the park!
-Sedated, not tranquilized. l was sedated.|-l don't care if you were petrified.
l was the one that was humiliated.|Next time you be humiliated, l'll be sedated.
You're speaking to a man|who just had a nervous breakdown.
-That far away.|-l had a nervous breakdown! Don't tell me!
-Haven't you any regard for a man's illness?|-You don't sound sick now.
l'm not talking about now.|l'm talking about then.
And it was sedated, not tranquilized!|Sedated!
Well, l wish you'd get sedated again,|so you'd stop yelling at me!
Will you shut up down there,|you hoodlums!
-Hey. Hey!|-Edna! Oh, Jesus!
-Who are you calling hoodlums?|-You! And your loudmouthed husband!
Don't you call us names!
Your husband isn't half the man|my husband is!
And we haven't forgotten the water.|We remember the water!
My husband'll be home soon!
And if you don't shut up,|you'll get more of the same!
With what? Where are you gonna get|the water? Where's your water, big mouth?
Edna-- Will you get out of there?
l'm sorry, my wife didn't really--
They did it again.
Where'd they get the water?
-Where did they get it?|-People like that always have water.
They save it up so that people like us|can always get it.
Well, l think you're behaving|very well, Mel.
l think you're taking it beautifully|this time.
That shows real progress.
l think you've grown|through this experience. l really do.
You know...
...l think you really are all right.
l'm so proud of you, Mel.
Because you're better than them.
You're better than all of them.
Better in every way.
This is Roger Kelting|and the 6:00 report.
Heavy snow warnings posted|along the Eastern Seaboard tonight.
And here in New York,|a record 33 inches have been forecast.
Snowplows were ordered|on the streets.
City residents were asked|to get their shovels in a joint effort...
...to show how New Yorkers can live|and work together in a common cause.
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