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"Blake understood. Humans are savage in nature."
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"No matter how much you try to dress it up..."
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"...to disguise it..."
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"...Blake saw society's true face."
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"Chose to be a parody of it. A joke."
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"I heard joke once."
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"Man goes to doctor, says he's depressed."
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"Life seems harsh and cruel."
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"Says he feels all alone in threatening world."
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"Doctor says treatment is simple."
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""The great clown Pagliacci is in town. Go see him."
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"That should pick you up. ""
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"Man bursts into tears."
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""But doctor, " he says. "I am Pagliacci. ""
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"Good joke."
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"Everybody laugh."
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"Roll on snare drum."
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"Curtains."
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"What time do you have to be at your interview?"
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"Don't worry."
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"We've got plenty of time."
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"Your finger's like licking a battery."
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"God, Jon, stop. What are you doing?"
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"Please don't be upset."
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"I always thought you liked this."
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"No."
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"I don't- No."
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"I don't want that."
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"I don't know what stimulates you anymore."
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"Look, I know you were just trying-"
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"Are you working in here while we're in bed together?"
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"My work with Adrian is at a criticaI stage right now."
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"- I didn't think it was necessary to- - To what?"
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"To what? To tell me which one of you is giving me a pity fuck?"
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"My attention was completely focused on you."
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"If you think there's a problem with my attitude..."
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"...I am prepared to discuss it."
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"You know how everything in this world fits together except people."
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"What am I to you? Another puzzle to be solved?"
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"Have your men stand back. I'm teleporting the reactor to Karnak now."
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"You're my only remaining link to the world."
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"I don't want that responsibility anymore."
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"He's all yours."
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"Don't worry, Jon. She'll be back."
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"No, she won't."
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"He's been called many things: Hero, weapon..."
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"...linchpin of our national security..."
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"...deterrent to nuclear war, or a man to end worlds."
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"Later tonight, Dr. Manhattan..."
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"...will answer my questions and yours in an exclusive interview..."
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"...brought to you commercial-free by Veidt Enterprises."
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"Who is it?"
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"It's Laurie."
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"Sorry. I just had this new lock installed."
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"I didn't know where else to go."
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"Oh, it's okay. Come in."
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"What's wrong?"
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"I left Jon."
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"Oh, God."
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"I'm so sorry."
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"I don't know why I'm here. I just..."
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"I don't know anybody else."
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"I don't know anybody except for goddamn superheroes."
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"That's okay."
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"You probably just had an argument or something."
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"No, Dan."
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"You don't know what it's been like living with him."
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"The way he looks at things now, it's like he doesn't..."
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"...remember what they are."
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"It's like this world, this real world..."
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"...to him, it's like walking through mist."
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"And people are just shadows."
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"Shadows in a fog."
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"God, how did everything get so tangled up?"
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"I'm sorry, Dan."
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"This is twice now I've ruined your evening."
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"Come on. I'm glad you came over."
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"I was just gonna see Hollis for our weekly beer session."
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"You're more than welcome to join."
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"In fact, I insist."
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"Terrific. Dr. Manhattan arrives and no one thinks to tell me."
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"He just- - We don't have time for makeup."
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"That blue is too light for television."
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"Is that dark enough?"
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"Yeah, that's dark enough."
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"The weight of the world's on him, but does he quit? No."
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"News vendors always cope. They're the-"
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"Oh, God, here comes that homeless guy again."
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"I told you, this month's issue still hasn't arrived yet."
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"Why do you care about that right-wing rag? Those bastards don't give a damn."
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"Hold up. Here they come."
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"- Seymour. - Bernie, how's tricks?"
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"Fine, fine."
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"See this guy behind me? Been bugging me all week."
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"Maybe we should get a cab. These are bad neighborhoods."
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"Yeah, well, I'm in a bad mood."
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"GirI. What we got here?"
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"Here's a list of Pentagon-approved no-go areas."
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"Afghanistan will obviously come up, but just play it cooI..."
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"...and try not to get into any tight corners."
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"- a renowned nuclear physicist, who, through a terrible accident..."
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"...was gifted with extraordinary powers, capable of bending matter to his will."
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"Today, the world knows him as Dr. Manhattan."
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"Welcome."
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"Thank you."
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"That's right."
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"Ms. Black, you have the first question."
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"Dr. Manhattan, as you know..."
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"...the Doomsday Clock is a symbolic clock face..."
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"...analogizing humankind's proximity to extinction..."
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"...midnight representing the threat of nuclear war."
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"As of now, it stands at four minutes to midnight."
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"Would you agree that we're that close to annihilation?"
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"My father was a watchmaker."
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"He abandoned it when Einstein discovered that time is relative."
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"I would only agree that a symbolic clock..."
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"...is as nourishing to the intellect..."
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"...as a photograph of oxygen to a drowning man."
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"So you're saying there is no danger."
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"Even in a world without nuclear weapons, there would still be danger."
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