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Clips from Mr. Harrigan's Phone

"[ominous music playing]"
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"[ominous music continues]"
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"[boy] "When the gods wish to punish us, they answer our prayers.""
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"Oscar Wilde wrote that."
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"We didn't read that book."
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"Maybe we should have."
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"[ominous music fades]"
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"[indistinct chatter]"
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"[boy] Harlow, Maine, is really not a town but a village and still is,"
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"although I've moved away."
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"There's a six-room elementary and middle school house."
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"There's Howie's Market,"
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"where they sell groceries and Red Devil lotto tickets."
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"Gates Falls is the next town over and bigger."
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"It has my dad's favorite restaurant, Mondello's."
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"And we'd go there whenever he won salesman of the month,"
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"which used to be often but now, not so much"
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"since Mom died."
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"Harlow also has Castle Lake and the Ledges,"
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"where the pine needles give way to bare rock,"
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"which is New England's ultimate truth."
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"But before I talk about the big-money lottery ticket,"
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"the shit show with Kenny Yankovich, and everyone dying,"
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"I should tell you about how I happened to go to work for Mr. Harrigan."
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"It was because of church."
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"♪ This is my story ♪"
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"♪ This is my song ♪"
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"♪ Praising my Savior… ♪"
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"[door slams shut]"
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"[organ playing]"
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"[organ stops]"
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"Second Samuel chapter 1, verses 19 and 20."
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""The beauty of Israel is slain upon the high places.""
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""How are the mighty fallen!""
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""Tell it not in Gath,"
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"publish it not in the streets of Askelon.""
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""Lest the daughters of the Philistines rejoice.""
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""Lest the daughters of the uncircumcised triumph.""
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"[reverend] Thank you, Craig."
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"Pretty nice, huh?"
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"I'm so glad you're here this morning…"
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"[pensive music playing]"
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"[Craig] Since that day, I've wondered"
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"what if…"
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"and why me."
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"[car approaching]"
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"[door opens]"
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"-Why did he choose me? -[door closes]"
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"John Harrigan was the richest guy in Maine. A billionaire."
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"I wonder if I can have a word with your son."
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"[Craig] His eyes were failing,"
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"and he wanted to hire someone to read books to him."
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"There were other kids, older kids, better readers."
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"Was it because he knew five dollars an hour would be attractive"
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"to a boy looking for any chance to get out of a lonely house?"
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"Or something else,"
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"something I'd have to discover?"
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"[pensive music continues]"
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"[door rattles, creaks]"
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"Hi, my name is--"
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"I know who you are."
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"All the way back and to the right."
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"[pensive music continues]"
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"[footsteps echo]"
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"[clock chiming]"
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""…for passion alone is awake to it.""
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""And when passion is dead or absent,"
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"then the magnificent throb of beauty is incomprehensible"
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"and even a little despicable.""
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""Warm, live beauty of contact, so much deeper than the beauty of wisdom.""
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"[pensive music continues]"
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"[young Craig] "'What is money, after all?'""
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""'I mean, Papa, what can it do?'""
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""Mr. Dombey drew his chair back to its former place"
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"and patted him on the head.""
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""'You'll know better by and by, my man,' he said.""
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""'Money, Paul, can do anything.'""
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"[music fades]"
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"[sentimental music playing]"
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"[Craig] As much as I missed her,"
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"my father missed her even more."
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"Without her around, he seemed sad and hollow."
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"I had this weird kid thing."
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"Like, somehow, my mom's death was my fault."
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"That I was responsible for it."
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"That I controlled it."
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"And if I controlled it…"
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"I could have stopped it."
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"[sentimental music continues]"
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"-[John] What are you doing? -Um, it's nothing, sorry."
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"It doesn't concern you."
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"Do you have a question?"
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"If you do, I will answer it."
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"What's in the closet?"
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"Secrets."
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"Terrible secrets."
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""Did he live his life again in every detail of desire, temptation,"
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"and surrender during that supreme moment of complete knowledge?""
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""He cried in a whisper at some image, at some vision.""
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""He cried out twice.""
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""A cry that was no more than a breath.""
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""'The horror. The horror.'""
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""'The horror.'""
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""'The horror.'""
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"Do you understand what you just read?"
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"Do you understand what Conrad is saying?"
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"I think I do."
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"Mm."
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"It is payday, Craig."
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"[young Craig] Thank you."
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"Do you ever read when I'm not here?"
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"[grunts]"
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"Yes, I read this."
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"Aren't they kinda boring?"
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"[John] "Boring"?"
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"I find finance exhilarating."
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"Do you remember Dombey and Son?"
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"Second book we read. I read."
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"Dombey was trying to help his son understand that the true value of money"
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"is not measured in worth."
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