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Does the Hotel "Chikering"? Thank you.
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07:39,400 -- 00:07:41,600Have a good day.
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07:51,200 -- 00:07:53,400i Hotel "Chikering" / i
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08:16,700 -- 00:08:18,900i 1843.
Edgar Allan Poe / i
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08:19,650 -- 00:08:21,850My compliments, sir.
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09:13,400 -- 00:09:17,450i My dear daughter.
This is my first novel. / I
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09:17,600 -- 00:09:20,450i I am proud of it,
as I am proud of you. / i
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09:20,600 -- 00:09:22,800i Love, Daddy. / i
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09:24,550 -- 00:09:27,000Baltimore Hall i
"The Pilgrim's Fortune" / i
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09:39,250 -- 00:09:41,450i Dad with love. Vicky / i
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10:06,700 -- 00:10:08,700I want to write something, if ...
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10:08,850 -- 00:10:11,250write something for me, personally.
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10:11,400 -- 00:10:13,400Does that make sense?
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10:13,550 -- 00:10:16,400I break the spell
of this vicious circle
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10:16,600 -- 00:10:18,525and there is only one way to do it.
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10:18,526 -- 00:10:20,450Do not write another
book about Bruges.
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10:20,600 -- 00:10:24,900I said that ... Hare something for myself.
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10:25,250 -- 00:10:27,250You've done it before.
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10:27,400 -- 00:10:30,100When not drinking, before
Vicky accident.
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10:32,500 -- 00:10:34,845I can not rush these things.
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10:35,200 -- 00:10:37,450You can do it. I know that ...
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10:37,600 -- 00:10:39,800I know what you mean ...
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10:40,850 -- 00:10:44,700You have to do it again
just ... Write the damn thing.
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10:44,850 -- 00:10:47,775And then take the time to write
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10:47,776 -- 00:10:50,700what you want,
I understand completely.
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10:51,500 -- 00:10:54,000Did you call Sam and tell
We needed a breakthrough?
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10:54,150 -- 00:10:56,100Yes, and it was extremely humiliating.
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10:56,101 -- 00:10:58,050And do not write another history of Bruges.
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10:58,400 -- 00:11:00,600You're on vacation
and I'm stuck here ...
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11:00,601 -- 00:11:02,800No, I ...
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11:03,400 -- 00:11:07,000try to get everything fits ...
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11:07,150 -- 00:11:10,550Pretending that nothing is
wrong, put food on the table.
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11:10,700 -- 00:11:14,600You can not talk well, only mature ...
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11:14,800 -- 00:11:17,850People always ask me how
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11:18,000 -- 00:11:20,546And I say, "For
me to marry one. "
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14:06,850 -- 00:14:09,350Hey.
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14:09,351 -- 00:14:11,850Hey. Where did you come you?
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14:12,800 -- 00:14:15,500By the way. You spent me.
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14:19,050 -- 00:14:21,100Are you looking at my teeth?
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14:21,250 -- 00:14:24,250No, I do ... Simply
do not know where you came from.
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14:24,450 -- 00:14:27,050There is a malformation
about my teeth.
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14:27,350 -- 00:14:29,550Show me.
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14:31,800 -- 00:14:34,600Your teeth are fine.
They are only bracketts.
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14:36,000 -- 00:14:40,050Anyway, I hate them.
- No, they're good. These grow.
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14:41,150 -- 00:14:44,350Vampira to call me
Because of these teeth.
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14:46,000 -- 00:14:48,412And you call me V.
- V, is cute.
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14:49,200 -- 00:14:51,300And what is your real name?
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14:51,450 -- 00:14:53,650Virginia.
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14:54,200 -- 00:14:56,400Virginia. Do you like 13 years old?
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14:56,900 -- 00:15:00,116Yes, I have 12, but I am more
large because I am high.
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15:01,450 -- 00:15:05,150Be who you are. You wrote these
stories about Bruges.
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15:05,350 -- 00:15:08,767And you came to sign books
in the grocery store.
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15:08,950 -- 00:15:11,150I love your books.
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15:11,400 -- 00:15:14,500Especially the part
where Elizabeth says:
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15:14,650 -- 00:15:17,650i "Let me not, or will be
tempted into the grave. "/ i
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15:17,800 -- 00:15:20,000That's my favorite part.
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15:20,600 -- 00:15:23,400Thank you. I like your "look".
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15:24,100 -- 00:15:26,300Oh, yes.
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15:26,750 -- 00:15:28,950It's the way I dress.
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15:31,600 -- 00:15:35,600Are you afraid of me now?
- What?
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15:36,200 -- 00:15:38,400Yes.
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15:38,800 -- 00:15:41,000A little.
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15:42,150 -- 00:15:45,900Clock and frame the
midnight on three occasions.
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15:46,200 -- 00:15:48,800Follow the weather here makes no sense.
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15:49,650 -- 00:15:52,129So I missed your book signing.
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15:56,350 -- 00:15:58,350The old Hotel is open.
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15:58,500 -- 00:16:01,050Come'll buy something sweet.
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16:01,400 -- 00:16:03,400I have a daughter your age.
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16:03,550 -- 00:16:05,675No. I do not think it
particularly good idea.
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16:05,676 -- 00:16:07,800Why not?
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16:08,000 -- 00:16:12,350I wanted to go to the store to
talk about it. My story.
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16:13,300 -- 00:16:15,500Dmela now.
- No, I can.
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16:18,800 -- 00:16:21,000Ven.
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16:28,150 -- 00:16:30,450We are open! Pass!
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16:31,450 -- 00:16:35,950I ... I took a walk, and I think I missed.
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16:39,250 -- 00:16:42,950What happened to the little girl?
- What little girl?
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16:46,150 -- 00:16:48,650Does this open the restaurant?
- The restaurant is always open.
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16:48,800 -- 00:16:50,800With the old Tower
Clock and all sides,
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16:50,801 -- 00:16:52,800can have breakfast
at any time.
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16:53,450 -- 00:16:55,650Yes.
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16:57,900 -- 00:17:01,350Well, Lord ...
- Baltimore.
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17:01,850 -- 00:17:03,850Cursed Clock.
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17:04,000 -- 00:17:06,300That clock has never
given the correct time.
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will be very surprised.
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17:09,450 -- 00:17:11,650The hood is important.
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17:11,800 -- 00:17:14,000And it works beautifully.
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17:14,600 -- 00:17:17,615Better than before.
- I'll just ... A beer.
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17:17,850 -- 00:17:22,138Melvin is the guardian of the tower,
apart from the great clock in the church.
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17:22,450 -- 00:17:25,400It is an occupation without
hope, and very severe.
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17:25,600 -- 00:17:28,050The old mechanism has expired.
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17:30,400 -- 00:17:35,023These 7 faces look at me as if I
who invented it were summer time.
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17:35,250 -- 00:17:37,863Do you know who invented daylight savings time?
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17:38,550 -- 00:17:40,650Hitler. And do you know
Who benefits now?
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17:40,800 -- 00:17:43,614Doctors.
Do you know why? For golf.
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17:44,100 -- 00:17:46,850They want to play longer
golf. Is what it is.
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17:47,000 -- 00:17:50,550You can not change time.
The time it changes you.
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17:52,500 -- 00:17:54,675Do not you agree?
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