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"And would you say, as so many claim..."
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"...that you are, in fact, a god..."
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"...given you see the past and future simultaneously?"
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"I can only see my own past..."
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"...my own future. I am not omniscient."
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"Doug Roth, your question?"
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"Speaking of your past, Dr. Manhattan..."
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"...do you remember a man named Wally Weaver?"
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"Yes. We were both physicists together at the Gila Flats Research Base."
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"He died of cancer."
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"- He was a good man. How about Edgar Jacobi..."
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"...also known as the supervillain Moloch?"
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"You encountered him several times in the '60s: battles, conflicts."
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"Did you know that he has cancer as well?"
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"I wasn't told."
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"And what about General Anthony Randolph?"
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"He was your handler when you first started working for the government."
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"Cancer."
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"You're suggesting I was the cause."
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"From where I'm standing, it's starting to look pretty conclusive."
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"Even if that's the case, it's irrelevant."
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"A live human body and a deceased human body..."
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"...have the same number of particles."
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"Structurally, there's no difference."
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"All right. Let's settle down, please."
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"What about Janey Slater?"
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"You think it makes a difference to her?"
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"Janey?"
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"Your ex-girlfriend?"
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"She was a physicist too. You saw each other for 11 years."
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"Doug, one question at a time."
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"She has cancer as well. Doctors have given her six months."
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"Isn't that right, Miss Slater?"
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"You were the world to me, Jon."
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"You were my whole life."
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"Do you remember how many times you said you loved me?"
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"Janey, I wasn't told."
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"I stuck by you after the accident. I gave you everything."
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"This is how you repay me?"
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"- Janey, I wasn't told. I didn't know. - Damn you, Jon. Goddamn you."
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"Janey, wait."
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"- That's it. This interview is over. Get up there."
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"Get those cameras off. Everybody back off."
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"Everybody back off. I need some backup here. Leave him alone."
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"Please, if everyone would just go away..."
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"...and leave me alone..."
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"Do you care to comment?"
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"I said, leave me alone!"
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"Jesus."
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"Us..."
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"...getting mugged."
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"Let's go."
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"I'm shaking."
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"You know what?"
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"I'm wiped. I'm just gonna call it a night."
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"Oh, are you sure you don't wanna come by Hollis' with me..."
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"...and shake off the adrenaline?"
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"I think I've had enough hero stuff for one night."
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"It helped having you listen."
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"Any time."
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"Take care, Dan."
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"It's a rough world out there."
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"Be seeing you."
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"You're late."
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"Ah, I know. I know. You won't believe what happened."
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"Dr. Manhattan just lost it on live TV."
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"Wait, what?"
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"I was just with Laurie. She doesn't know."
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"She's gonna know soon enough. The whole world will know."
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"I said, leave me alone!"
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"I am looking at the stars."
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"They're so far away..."
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"...and their light takes so long to reach us..."
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"...all we ever see of stars are their old photographs."
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"It is July, 1959, and I am in love."
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"That's great."
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"- You can pick it up tomorrow. - Okay."
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"- Seventy-five cents. - Okay, thank you."
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"Thank you."
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"Gosh, Jon, I wish he gave us a little notice. I'm sure I made a face."
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"Oh, no, no. I'm sure that you'll look beautifuI."
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"Her name is Janey Slater."
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"She is a physicist, like me."
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"I am 30 years old."
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"We were introduced by a good friend of mine from college, Wally Weaver."
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"It is February 12th, 1981."
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"Wally dies of cancer, of which they now say I am the cause."
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"That night, Janey and I make love for the first time."
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"A month from now, the accident awaits me."
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"Oh, I'll catch up with you guys. I think I left my watch inside."
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"Hey. Let's just wait a second."
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"I cross the room to the Intrinsic Field Center. I find my watch."
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"When I get to the door..."
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"...Wally is turning white."
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"The program's locked in. We can't override the time lock."
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"I am terrified."
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"Jon?"
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"I'm sorry, Jon..."
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"...but I can't-"
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"Janey, don't leave me!"
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"Don't leave me!"
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"It is May 12th, 1959, when I'm introduced to Janey."
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"She buys me a beer..."
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"...the first time a woman has done this for me."
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"As she passes me the cold, perspiring glass..."
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"...our fingers touch."
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"Yes, Jon, good."
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"Now it's just a question of reassembling the components in the correct sequence."
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"I feel fear..."
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"...for the last time."
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"A token funeral is held."
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"There is nothing to bury."
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"Janey frames the snapshot."
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"It's the only photograph of me anyone has."
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"A circulatory system is seen by the perimeter fence."
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"A few days later..."
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"...a partially muscled skeleton stands in a hallway..."
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"...and screams for a moment before vanishing."
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"Oh, God."
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"Jon?"
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