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Clips from Henry Fool

"Of course I'm sure. I've corrected the spelling myself."
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"It made my daughter sing."
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"- Keep still. - Let me do it."
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"Fine. You do it, Simon. I don't care."
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"Mom! Simon's got a broken rib and dislocated shoulder..."
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"and he won't let me disinfect a gash in his head."
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"- Fay, just take him to the hospital! - He won't go!"
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"Simon Grim, you go to the hospital with Fay right now, you hear me?"
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"We gotta talk."
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"What the hell were you trying to do when you wrote this thing?"
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"- Nothing. - You wrote it in iambic pentameter."
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"- Iambic what? - Verse."
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"Look, in my opinion this is pretty powerful stuff."
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"Though your spelling is Neanderthal and your reasoning a little naive..."
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"your instincts are profound. But the thing needs to be more cohesive."
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"It can be expanded, followed-thru, unified. See where I'm getting at?"
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"Are you willing to commit yourself to this?"
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"To really work on it, to give it it's due on the face of adversity..."
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"and discouragement, to rise up to the challenge you yourself accept?"
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"And don't give me that wonder struck 'I'm only a humble garbage man'."
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"It hurts to breathe."
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"Of course it does."
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"Have a drink."
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"Do you find me attractive?"
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"Yes."
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"- I look young for my age, don't I? - How old are you?"
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"How old do you think I am?"
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"You look young."
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"How young?"
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"I don't know. Young."
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"But how? Do I look more like 20 or, you know, 30?"
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"30."
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"Listen, you geek. After a couple of drinks, people mistake me for 18."
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"Warren... are you a registered voter?"
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"Bug off, Vicky."
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""Saving America from itself.""
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"- What the fuck is this? - About the upcoming elections..."
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"and Congressman Owen Feer, the good things he'll do for our country."
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"Yeah? Like what?"
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"He wants to win back this country for us Americans, Warren."
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"And restore a kind of cultural and moral standard to our way of life."
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"What time does your kid go off to school?"
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"Nine o'clock."
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"How about I come over to your house later?"
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"I don't know, Warren. I mean..."
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"Come on."
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"I mean it. I'm trying to change."
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"How dare you put something like this up where anyone can see it?"
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"- It's poetry. - It's pornography!"
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"A product of a diseased mind! You ought to be ashamed, Sr. Deng."
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"You see, Simon, there are three kinds of "there.""
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"There's there..."
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"T-H-E-R-E."
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""There are the doughnuts.""
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"Then there's their."
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"T-H-E-I-R."
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"Which is the possessive."
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""It is their doughnut.""
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"Then, finally..."
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"there's they're."
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"T-H-E-Y, apostrophe, R-E."
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"A contraction."
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"Meaning they're."
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""They're the doughnut people.""
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"Got it?"
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"If you're gonna read Wordsworth, you better get a more updated edition."
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"This odoripherous tome you're so attached to doesn't have a prologue."
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"And you need notes, commentary."
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"I'll go to the library and I'll get you the best edition they have."
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"Thank you, but that's okay. I'll stop there on my way back from work."
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"From work? You can't go to work."
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"Oh, yeah. Maybe not today. But tomorrow, probably."
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"Quit."
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"- My job? - Yeah."
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"Why?"
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"You need time to write, Simon. To study, to reflect."
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"But I like my job."
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"A vocation like ours, Simon, is not a 9 to 5 thing."
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"You can't put a fence around a man's soul."
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"We think and feel when and where we think and feel."
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"We are the servants of our muse, and we toil where she commands."
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"Can I read your confession?"
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"No."
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"Not yet. Soon. We'll see."
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"- Is it almost finished? - In a piece of work like this, it's..."
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"avocation like ours, it's..."
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"you can't put a fence around a man's soul. What I'm trying to achieve..."
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"takes a lifetime, really."
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"It's a life's work."
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"But soon. Don't worry about it. I'd appreciate your feedback."
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"I gotta go."
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"See you."
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"What are you doing here, Simon?"
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"I'm writing a poem."
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"So what? It's not so great."
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"Is that him?"
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"Pardon me, Simon."
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"Look, I'm the editor of a high-school newspaper..."
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"One of the editors."
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"- One of the editors. And we... - You."
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"I..."
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"wanted to know if we can print your poem in this month's issue."
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"Why?"
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"- Because I think it's great. - I don't."
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"- Who cares what you think? - Geez, you're a drag!"
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"- Well known drag. - Please?"
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"Mom, did you take your medication?"
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"I guess so."
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"Good evening, Fay."
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"What do you want?"
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"I've got these library books for Simon."
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"Leave them there on the cabinet."
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"Where is he?"
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"Henry?"
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"Mommy!"
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"Simon, are you a registered voter?"
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"This year, when you go to the polls, consider congressman Owen."
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"He wants to restore America to its position of unmatched wealth..."
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"power and opportunity."
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"To revitalize American civilization..."
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