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00:27:59Who do you think you are?

00:28:01You know who I am.

00:28:19What are you doing here?

00:28:21I never left.

00:28:23Take off my boots.

00:28:29What are you doing here?

00:28:57You're up.

00:28:59You're up.

00:29:01You're up.

00:29:03You're up.

00:29:05Good morning, gentlemen.

00:29:09Good morning, gentlemen.

00:29:19Sorry about dozing off like that last night.

00:29:29Good morning.

00:29:31How's your head?

00:29:33Thanks for the blanket, by the way.

00:29:35You're welcome.

00:29:37I thought you might be cold.

00:29:39I was.

00:29:41Thanks.

00:29:43Oh, sweet dear.

00:29:45Are you hungry?

00:29:47I'd eat.

00:29:49I hope that's okay.

00:29:51Of course it is.

00:30:03Oh, great.

00:30:05The phone's dead.

00:30:07Give it a few.

00:30:09Give it a few.

00:30:19Sugar?

00:30:21Two spoons.

00:30:23Oh, my God.

00:30:25Oh, my God.

00:30:35Maybe it looks amazing.

00:30:37Good morning.

00:30:41Yeah.

00:30:47Thank you, sir.

00:30:49Wow.

00:30:51Not bad.

00:30:53About it all.

00:30:55Well, a man of hidden talent.

00:30:59You did this?

00:31:01Yeah, I just wanted to say thank you.

00:31:07So anyway, after I weaseled out of the vodka Santa Claus fiasco at Cheltenham,

00:31:13I show up at Yale thinking, okay, time to crack down, blah, blah, blah.

00:31:18But of course, tragedy struck before, I'd even unpacked my bags.

00:31:21I had the grave misfortune of being struck down by the most deadly pair of blue eyes

00:31:25God ever had the audacity to create.

00:31:28He was a junior from El Paso.

00:31:30A Texas boy at Yale.

00:31:31Yeah, with the bad habit of stealing horses from the polo stables at four in the morning

00:31:35and sneaking into my window with homemade waffles and bottles of wild turkey.

00:31:39He was nuts.

00:31:43So whatever happened to him?

00:31:44My mother scared him off when he married a DuPont.

00:31:49What's a DuPont?

00:31:50Well, I just not to sleep, try it from dead about.

00:31:55What about you?

00:31:57Have you ever been in love?

00:31:59No.

00:32:00Not in any sense of the word.

00:32:10This was so good.

00:32:12Congratulations.

00:32:13I liked it, Ancet, for a good month.

00:32:16A month's a long time.

00:32:18I know.

00:32:21So, uh, are you two going across any time soon?

00:32:24Across?

00:32:25The water.

00:32:26To the ferry.

00:32:28I hope you don't think you're leaving, do you?

00:32:30Oh, yeah.

00:32:31I thought I...

00:32:33Oh, sorry.

00:32:34You must not know the rule.

00:32:35Well, you didn't tell him the rule, honey.

00:32:39Well, if you come into my house and do what you did this morning, then you have to accept the following challenge.

00:32:47To lay your departure until this evening, so that I may match this formidable feast with a modest meal of my own, the victor.

00:32:56To be determined by the eminent culinary critic, Alexis Chandler Weinberg, whose impeccable taste has only grown more precise and unforgiving over the years.

00:33:09Rose of rose.

00:33:17Yes!

00:33:29Nine serving two.

00:33:31You've got to trust me.

00:33:39You don't have a prayer if you let me get under it like that.

00:33:49You'll get that later, right?

00:33:50Game point.

00:34:10Oh, fuck.

00:34:11I'm sorry.

00:34:12I'll get it.

00:34:14Be my guest.

00:34:16See all that pretty green stuff?

00:34:17Poison ivy.

00:34:19Ah, clever.

00:34:20Carried there's more like it.

00:34:22All right, all right.

00:34:23Put the knives away.

00:34:24I'll get the goddamn birdie.

00:34:26Careful.

00:34:39Easy, easy.

00:34:40Tell you, man.

00:34:41This thing feels like a goddamn brillo pad.

00:34:44You be a man.

00:34:46Ah, ha, ha.

00:34:46Honey.

00:34:47Honey.

00:34:47Yep.

00:34:48You put some cream on my back.

00:34:49You put some cream on my back.

00:35:06Two.

00:35:06One minute.

00:35:08Okay.

00:35:10One minute.

00:35:12One minute.

00:35:16~~

00:35:24Lava.

00:35:54what do you think you're doing

00:36:01trying to play golf what does it look like really thanks for warning me

00:36:04what do you mean i told you last week where the hell's my club no you didn't

00:36:08well actually i did but larry cullen has lascar teed up for me on the first hole so i don't have

00:36:16time to play alzheimer's poker with you ah the famous lascar deal the one and only what's it

00:36:21been now sweetheart two years yeah well someone has to do the dirty work around you don't embarrass

00:36:25yourself david i think you're projecting listen i'll get the lobsters why don't you dig up some

00:36:33steamers and please don't forget the mushrooms where's what's his name by the way still zoned

00:36:38out in a hammock well whatever have him run a comb through his hair larry might stop by for a scotch

00:36:43after golf put on some clothes will you yes sir

00:36:50i love you

00:36:57you

00:37:00you

00:37:04you

00:37:06you

00:37:08you

00:37:10you

00:37:12you

00:37:14you

00:37:31you

00:37:33you

00:37:35you

00:37:54you

00:37:56you

00:37:58you

00:38:01you

00:38:11you

00:38:17you

00:38:19you

00:38:21you

00:38:23you

00:38:25for a while, that's all right. I didn't mean to wake you, I was just... No, it's okay.

00:38:32What time is it anyway? About three. Where's, uh... David, he's Blengoff.

00:38:43You might have left one of these by the hammock as well. Right, I'll pick it up later.

00:38:48Looks like got a collection. Yeah, every once in a while I try to float something out there, you know.

00:38:55You a writer? No, I wouldn't go that far.

00:38:59Mind if I'd take a peek? I mean, only if you don't mind.

00:39:05No.

00:39:18Why are all these in different handwriting? It's because different people wrote them.

00:39:24But I thought you said that. Well, no, they're my words. I just don't write them myself.

00:39:29Oh. Mind if I ask why.

00:39:34Because I never really learned how, that's right.

00:39:38Oh.

00:39:39That's very funny. I hope the transcriber wasn't a nun. I don't think so. Check the bottom corner.

00:39:52Sandy Diamond?

00:39:53Oh, Randy. Right, sweet fella. Ran a scuba clinic in Des Moines.

00:39:59A scuba clinic in Des Moines.

00:40:01You should have seen the ashram in Vegas.

00:40:03I think I'll pass.

00:40:07You're gonna get that later, right?

00:40:08Can I get you something?

00:40:25Are you hungry?

00:40:26No, thanks.

00:40:27If you need anything, just...

00:40:28Yeah.

00:40:36That's our honeymoon in Capri.

00:40:38I look awful.

00:40:51We got that from a street dealer in Prague.

00:40:53Said it belonged to Mussolini.

00:40:54My dad shot that in Kenya.

00:41:16Where's this from?

00:41:27You don't mind, do you?

00:41:41No, not at all.

00:41:42Help yourself.

00:41:55What's up?

00:41:59Sure, just a touch.

00:42:08So anyway, Louise drags me to Harrods to pick up all my newborn in school stuff.

00:42:13And I absolutely fall in love with these horrid red pumps.

00:42:18Nine years old.

00:42:19Ten.

00:42:19Thank you very much.

00:42:21So anyway, the big day comes and I'm all packed up and waiting in the car to take me to the airport

00:42:25to pick up Mummy who had a connecting flight from Munich to get me off to school before lunch.

00:42:31When all of a sudden, Lulu starts reading the Bible to me.

00:42:36Who's Lulu?

00:42:37Oh, she was the new nanny Clarice got fired the week before I left.

00:42:40Why?

00:42:42I don't know.

00:42:42Something rather she drank.

00:42:44Anyway, when we got to the airport, I was so excited.

00:42:48I ran like a madman to meet Mummy at the gate.

00:42:51But instead of hugs and kisses, all I got was a dead, cold glare.

00:42:57I'm not a big fan of the red pumps.

00:43:06What?

00:43:19You're in!

00:43:20Ow!

00:43:21I'm out, I can't move!

00:43:22Ah!

00:43:23I'm sorry, are you all right?

00:43:24You better be your inside twin!

00:43:27Push!

00:43:31Push!

00:43:38I'll get right there, partner.

00:43:51my name's tax what's yours

00:43:59Wilma

00:44:05that's funny you don't look like a woman to me

00:44:10yeah

00:44:11what do I look like

00:44:14I think you look more

00:44:17like a Marilyn

00:44:21all right you got me

00:44:27yeah I think I do

00:44:29I think I got you too

00:44:33oh yeah

00:44:35and how's that Miss Monroe

00:44:37because your name's not Tex

00:44:42it's not what is it then

00:44:44Jack

00:44:46Jack

00:44:48happy birthday

00:44:53to you

00:44:56happy birthday

00:45:00to you

00:45:04happy birthday

00:45:09Mr. President

00:45:12happy birthday

00:45:16to

00:45:18you

00:45:22ready

00:45:31hello

00:45:34last time I'm sorry

00:45:36can I ask you a favour

00:45:39sure

00:45:41what is it

00:45:42I got a little something on the tip of my tongue

00:45:44do you mind helping me out before I slips away

00:45:47okay

00:45:49okay sure

00:45:50shoot

00:45:50it's funny

00:46:08it's funny your worst nightmare

00:46:11your worst nightmare always seems so far away

00:46:25but then all of a sudden there it is

00:46:32like a monster is tied away

00:46:36you try to escape

00:46:40but you can't

00:46:43you struggle

00:46:46you struggle

00:46:48you struggle

00:46:50you struggle

00:46:50desperate cries unheard

00:46:55when something strange happens

00:47:01when something strange happens

00:47:01you stop struggling

00:47:07your cries take flight

00:47:12you forget you're drowning

00:47:16you're uh

00:47:25you're John Hancock

00:47:26we can go

00:47:28how'd you and David meet each other anyway

00:47:37I lost my mind for a few years after college

00:47:40and he saved me

00:47:41sounds like a good deal

00:47:58I hope we get lucky

00:48:02so where are they

00:48:04be patient

00:48:06it's not so simple

00:48:07when they're here

00:48:09they're hidden

00:48:11when they're not

00:48:14you think they are

00:48:16they're clever

00:48:19they're fickle

00:48:20they feel you coming

00:48:23then they hide

00:48:24hey

00:48:27not bad

00:48:37but guess what

00:48:39what

00:48:39killed it

00:48:41you have to break it off above the ball

00:48:45otherwise no more can grow

00:48:46but you have great instincts

00:48:49so Chanterelle

00:48:50David's gonna love you

00:48:57I'm in love with you

00:49:08I mean I know it's kind of sudden

00:49:10but

00:49:11now that I've laid my eyes on you

00:49:13well

00:49:14it's just all over

00:49:16I wouldn't do that if I were you

00:49:19the Amanitas muscarius is a rare coastal mushroom originally used by the Iroquois to combat red malaria

00:49:31it also happens to be a highly potent aphrodisiac

00:49:36and then there's his infamous sister

00:49:39the Amanita rubenica

00:49:40affectionately known as the purple Julie

00:49:43it'll kill you in less than a minute

00:49:46guess what they both have in common

00:49:48what?

00:49:51they're twins

00:49:52how can you tell them apart?

00:49:56purple Julie

00:49:57purple poison

00:49:58the Amanita muscarius

00:50:01the apodisia

00:50:03right

00:50:04how do you know so much about mushrooms?

00:50:08my father

00:50:09he used to drag me out here from when I could walk and go on and on about their differences

00:50:15and their histories

00:50:16their flavours

00:50:17their powers

00:50:17everything

00:50:18should have seen his eyes when he talked about them

00:50:22it was pure magic

00:50:22does he still come out here?

00:50:28he committed suicide when I was eight

00:50:29I'm sorry

00:50:31might be

00:50:31he's better off

00:50:33what about your mum?

00:50:37we don't speak

00:50:37why's that?

00:50:42she hates David

00:50:42again

00:50:50what are you doing?

00:50:58what are you doing?

00:51:00what are you doing?

00:51:01what are you doing?

00:51:02what are you doing?

00:51:03what are you doing?

00:51:04what are you doing?

00:51:05what are you doing?

00:51:06what are you doing?

00:51:07what are you doing?

00:51:08what are you doing?

00:51:09what are you doing?

00:51:10what are you doing?

00:51:11what are you doing?

00:51:12what are you doing?

00:51:13what are you doing?

00:51:14what are you doing?

00:51:15what are you doing?

00:51:16what are you doing?

00:51:17Behave.

00:51:35Behave, babe.

00:51:47Behave.

00:52:17Let's go. It's getting late. Are you coming? Well, I have to be getting back.

00:52:38Look, I just want to tell you, um... I'd just like to say...

00:52:51I'd already accept it.

00:52:59Hello? Hi, honey. Had a go with Lasker. You've been gone forever.

00:53:05David, are you okay?

00:53:10Yeah, I was just, um...

00:53:15I guess I had some bad clams.

00:53:17You had clams? I've to go off, but I got clams for dinner.

00:53:20I know, but...

00:53:21Why do you only get two lobsters?

00:53:25Well, I just...

00:53:27Because I didn't think that I'd want any dinner because of the clams.

00:53:32Oh, right. What happened to Larry? He didn't come back with you.

00:53:35No, I didn't. I...

00:53:38Said to say hi. Hi from Lasker, too.

00:53:41I'll just sit down.

00:53:43I think I need a compress.

00:53:44Will you go into the kitchen and get me a wet clasp?

00:53:46Look, Lex...

00:53:47He doesn't know where anything is.

00:53:49I'll go.

00:53:50I'll go.

00:53:51You've got a very loyal wife.

00:53:53Listen, I don't think tonight's such a good night for this fruit showdown, so I'll

00:53:57go.

00:53:58You've got a very loyal wife.

00:54:00Listen, I don't think tonight's such a good night for this fruit showdown, so I'm going

00:54:07to put him to bed and I'll run you over to Ellsborough, okay?

00:54:10She may be right.

00:54:11She may be right.

00:54:12We should probably take her in, too.

00:54:13Okay, but I've got to say, I was kind of looking forward to the challenge.

00:54:16I'll go.

00:54:17I'll go.

00:54:18I'll go.

00:54:19I'll go.

00:54:20I'll go.

00:54:21I'll go.

00:54:22You've got a very loyal wife.

00:54:23Listen, I don't think tonight's such a good night for this fruit showdown, so I'm

00:54:24going to put him to bed and I'll run you over to Ellsborough, okay?

00:54:26She may be right.

00:54:29We should probably take her in, too.

00:54:33Okay, but I've got to say, I was kind of looking forward to the challenge.

00:54:39You know what's always like.

00:54:42In fact, I think that a warm shower and cold drink will be right back into the swing of

00:54:50things.

00:54:51David, I really don't think.

00:54:52Exactly.

00:54:53Don't think.

00:54:54Drink.

00:54:55It's amazing, David.

00:55:09David.

00:55:30So did you two have a good day?

00:55:32I gave him the grand tour.

00:55:33I didn't like it.

00:55:34It's nice.

00:55:35Good luck.

00:55:36Thanks.

00:55:37For everything.

00:55:38See you in 20.

00:55:39Call the phone company.

00:55:40It's still out.

00:55:41Done.

00:55:42Done.

00:55:43Here.

00:55:44This is for you.

00:55:45How about that?

00:55:46Thoughtful.

00:55:47I made it here.

00:55:48I made it here.

00:55:49I made it here.

00:55:50I made it here.

00:55:51I made it here.

00:55:52I made it here.

00:55:53It's very nice.

00:55:56I made it.

00:55:58Oh.

00:55:59It's a great day.

00:56:01Thanks.

00:56:02Of everything.

00:56:03See you in 20.

00:56:04Call the phone company.

00:56:05It's still out.

00:56:06Done.

00:56:07Done.

00:56:08Yeah.

00:56:09This is for you.

00:56:10How about that?

00:56:11Thoughtful.

00:56:12I made it here.

00:56:13Let's go.

00:56:43What are you doing back here?

00:56:52Is everything okay? Where's David?

00:56:55We got in a little, uh...

00:56:58He's outside, closing up or something.

00:57:01You got in a little what?

00:57:02Jam.

00:57:03Boat died.

00:57:05Had to paddle back.

00:57:07I'm sorry. I'll be right back. Do you need anything?

00:57:10A seaplane would be nice.

00:57:13There you are, you poor thing. What happened?

00:57:41The boat conked out halfway there. I was right there.

00:57:44I know. I heard.

00:57:46Did you?

00:57:46Yes, I did.

00:57:47So I guess James Dean's going to be making himself at home again.

00:57:51Well, we could always call Michael Mary.

00:57:53What are we going to do? Scream across the bay?

00:57:55Right, the phone.

00:57:57Why is this all my fault, David? Do you think I want him here?

00:57:59I don't know. Do you?

00:58:00No, I don't.

00:58:01That makes two of us.

00:58:02You know, I look at you, and it's funny, you don't remind me of myself exactly.

00:58:19But he reminded me of a certain time.

00:58:27I remember what I used to think love was then.

00:58:30And that it was the fireworks.

00:58:33The explosions.

00:58:35The high lights.

00:58:44But it's not.

00:58:46It's time to go through the seasons together, through change, through the ups and downs,

00:58:59to be able to look your beloved in the eye and say,

00:59:06We did that together, as one.

00:59:14We chose each other, above all others.

00:59:27That's love.

00:59:31It's unexplainable.

00:59:34It's a secret.

00:59:36That can only be known once you've done the time.

00:59:58It's nice what you said downstairs.

01:00:04I meant it.

01:00:06What a weekend, huh?

01:00:12You're telling me.

01:00:19Sorry I left you alone today.

01:00:21Don't worry.

01:00:25So everything was okay?

01:00:27Yeah.

01:00:28You know.

01:00:28You weren't bored or anything?

01:00:34No, not especially.

01:00:37I mean, I wasn't not bored, but I'm glad you got to do what you wanted.

01:00:45Good.

01:00:48Just as long as you weren't bored.

01:00:49Just as long as you were in the crowd.

01:00:50Just as long as you were in the crowd.

01:00:51Just as long as you're at the front.

01:00:52conch

01:00:53Just as long as you heard, I'm sorry.

01:01:11Why are you there?

01:01:13Good morning, sweetheart.

01:01:35Morning.

01:01:38What's wrong?

01:01:40Look in the mirror.

01:01:43Do you want me to put some carmine on?

01:01:49Oh.

01:01:50Take these out.

01:01:52How long have you been up?

01:01:57An hour, about an hour.

01:01:59Are you ready?

01:02:02Almost.

01:02:03Are you?

01:02:05You've got over an hour.

01:02:10What's your watch?

01:02:13I'm not wearing it.

01:02:14You always wear it.

01:02:15No, not today.

01:02:23So, where's our little friend?

01:02:26Outside, I think.

01:02:28I've got a check on the boat.

01:02:32It's done.

01:02:33What do you mean it's done?

01:02:34It's done.

01:02:35What do you mean it's done?

01:02:36He did it.

01:02:37What?

01:02:38This morning.

01:02:39Oh.

01:02:40Said it was a loose spark.

01:02:41Speak of the devil.

01:02:43Morning, David.

01:02:44To be ready in a minute.

01:02:45Cool.

01:02:46What'll be ready in a minute?

01:02:47My shirt.

01:02:48It was still wet this morning.

01:02:49Don't you have another one?

01:02:50Nope.

01:02:51Don't it's going to spread.

01:02:52Where else can it spread?

01:02:53I'll just go and see if your shirt's ready.

01:02:54Alright.

01:02:55Very good.

01:02:56Okay.

01:02:57I'll see you.

01:02:58It's been a long time.

01:02:59No.

01:03:00Okay, great.

01:03:01Good morning.

01:03:02I'm out.

01:03:03Good morning, David.

01:03:04To be ready in a minute.

01:03:05Good.

01:03:06Good morning, David.

01:03:07Good morning, David.

01:03:08To be ready in a minute.

01:03:09Cool.

01:03:13What'll be ready in a minute?

01:03:14My shirt.

01:03:15Your shirt, it-

01:03:16It was still wet this morning.

01:03:17I like your face.

01:03:24Here, watch.

01:03:26The face is cool.

01:03:31Alexis gave that to me.

01:03:32It's beautiful.

01:03:34Oh, we fixed the phone, by the way.

01:03:37Alexis and me.

01:03:38What do you want?

01:03:39This morning she woke me up and asked me to hold two wires together while she taped.

01:03:45Any calls?

01:03:47Thanks.

01:03:50I hear you're quite the mechanic.

01:03:51Oh, it was nothing. It was just a cable cut out back. It was probably a raccoon's.

01:03:55Good for you. Any calls?

01:03:56No, but there were two messages in Boston.

01:03:58Larry Cohen said Lasker looks 50-50 and Tom Reynolds is desperate for squash.

01:04:02So I was desperate for something. Did you call anybody?

01:04:04No. Why?

01:04:07No reason. I was just wondering if it was calling out or not.

01:04:10Of course it's calling out. How do you think I checked the machine telepathy?

01:04:17Yeah?

01:04:19Would you like anything?

01:04:21No, nothing.

01:04:23Come on, you've got to have something. What about a banana?

01:04:27A dab of milk would be nice.

01:04:28Sir, is everything okay?

01:04:39Yes.

01:04:40Okay, bye.

01:04:41Who was it?

01:04:46Mike.

01:04:47Oh, good. Are you coming by?

01:04:49Still in Portland with Mary's mother. I'll be back tomorrow when Mary says hi.

01:04:54What's so funny?

01:05:02Couples, I guess.

01:05:03Couples?

01:05:05Maybe someday soon you'll look in the mirror and have a snicker or two at yourself.

01:05:09Come on, David.

01:05:12There it comes.

01:05:16What?

01:05:18You always have a banana.

01:05:19Well, today I'm not having a banana, so the next time you feel the need to generalize, you can say you almost always have a banana.

01:05:26Thank you, David. Maybe I won't say anything at all.

01:05:32Have a cigarette, please.

01:05:34Yes.

01:05:34There's more in the fridge.

01:05:55Would you like a glass, sweetheart?

01:05:56Would you like a glass, David?

01:06:09No, I wouldn't, but thank you.

01:06:17Now your hands are dirty, Alexis.

01:06:22Excuse me?

01:06:23I was just wondering why you were cleaning a clean glass. I thought maybe it was because your hands were dirty.

01:06:29I don't know what kind of poison is flowing through your veins this morning, but whatever it is, keep it to yourself.

01:06:36Sorry about this.

01:06:37I know this isn't as much fun as the boathouse, but then life isn't all cowboys and Indians, is it?

01:06:47Is it...

01:06:49What in God's name are you trying to accomplish?

01:06:53It's not too bright in here for you, is it?

01:06:56Honey, would you close the shades for him?

01:06:58You know how much he likes the shades closed in the middle of the day?

01:07:05All right, I'll do it.

01:07:10Oops.

01:07:11You bastard.

01:07:12Well, I was just trying to set the right mood.

01:07:15You know what, David, I think maybe you should go outside and take a walk and cool down a while.

01:07:19Should I?

01:07:19Yes, I think you should.

01:07:20Well, well, well, wouldn't that be convenient?

01:07:22Especially if I kept walking and then you and Valentina over here could call all your little friends and maybe even dear old mommy if she'll take the call.

01:07:30And you can let them know that that selfish bastard with his endless mood swings and proportions is gone once and for all.

01:07:36A guttled, digging, kike squanders the family millions and makes everyone so miserable is finally out of the picture.

01:07:44Wouldn't that be a relief?

01:07:46No more deadbeat days, no more sleepless nights, no more David Weinberg.

01:07:50Wouldn't that be a dream?

01:07:51I feel so sorry for you right now.

01:07:53Yeah, you better feel sorry for me.

01:07:55Who wouldn't feel sorry for me?

01:07:56Seven years stuck in a coffin with you.

01:08:00I feel so sorry for you.

01:08:30Have I gone too far?

01:08:40Should I not be honest?

01:08:46There she goes.

01:08:48There's the Lexi Chandler we all know and love.

01:08:50When in doubt, shut him out.

01:08:51Shut, shut, shut him out.

01:08:53Shut, shut, shut him out.

01:08:56Shut, shut, shut, shut him out.

01:08:58Shut up till all the doors are closed.

01:09:00And she's dragged us down into her coffin just like Daddy.

01:09:04Get out.

01:09:14Get out.

01:09:24Get out.

01:09:31Excuse me.

01:09:39Get out.

01:10:01David, no!

01:10:29David!

01:10:31David!

01:11:01David!

01:11:02David!

01:11:03David!

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01:11:45David!

01:11:46David!

01:11:47David!

01:11:48She's all your life.

01:11:52Get off my island, David.

01:11:55Your island.

01:11:58My island.

01:12:01Alas.

01:12:03The wolf sheds her well.

01:12:07Alas.

01:12:18Alas.

01:12:48Are you okay?

01:12:54Where is he?

01:12:57Gone.

01:13:00Did you call the police?

01:13:02No.

01:13:04No cops.

01:13:18What are we going to do with that?

01:13:42Huh?

01:13:48Oh, God.

01:14:02What are we going to do with this?

01:14:05Oh, God.

01:14:06No.

01:14:10Oh, God.

01:14:14A, God.

01:14:48It's funny.

01:14:57Your worst nightmare always seems so far away.

01:15:00Then, all of a sudden, there it is.

01:15:04Like a monstrous tidal wave.

01:15:07You try to escape, but you can't.

01:15:10You struggle, and you struggle, and you struggle.

01:15:14Your desperate cry is unheard.

01:15:16When something strange happens, you stop struggling.

01:15:24Your cries take flight, and you forget you're drowning.

01:15:28And you forget you're drowning.

01:15:31Those are the parting words of a unique and courageous woman for whom the struggles of life have become too much to bear.

01:15:40Let me implore you, however, amidst your sorrow, to remember little Lexi Chandler,

01:15:49the incarnation of pure innocence and wondrous joy bound in barefoot along the rocky shores of Dark Harbor.

01:15:59Lord Jesus, thank you.

01:16:40That was a beautiful service, Paul.

01:16:54David.

01:17:01Alexis.

01:17:06Take off the glasses, David.

01:17:11Her suicide note.

01:17:31Thank you for coming.

01:17:48I can't do it, guys.

01:17:52This is your story.

01:20:24How are you?

01:20:29I've had some bad nights.

01:20:35Well, I'm here now.

01:20:38That's all I wanted.

01:20:46You proved it.

01:20:49I hope so.

01:20:55I hope so.

01:20:57I'm here.

01:21:05I'm here.

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