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*crowd cheers*

In my younger and more vulnerable years, my father gave me some advice that I have been turning over in my mind ever since. "Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone," he told me, "just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had." Preserving judgments is an act of infinite hope. And after all that's happened,

I begun to suspect that I am one of the few honest people that I've ever known. I left my home in Minnesota to escape a kind of restlessness I couldn't shake after the war. And when I stepped off the train at Pennsylvania Station, I felt that restlessness even more.

Oh, that's New York City. One of its waters coming next. Everyone was looking for what I was looking for. Tonight, let's misbehave and take what happens to the grave. No matter what you crave, the city's free.

is

the practical thing was to find rooms in manhattan

Turns out Manhattan's expensive. So when I heard of a cottage on the grounds of a Long Island mansion for 80 bucks a month, I jumped on it. A room is going down, about a mansion off the south sea. It's not another job to think about. But I don't know who's going to tell me to play. So I said to him, I'm not a trick. His heart is set on me, and he takes it.

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One evening I'm out to the shoreline. Here is what I'll never forget. There was my neighbor standing in the silhouette. He was reaching across the water, his arms stretched to the sky. And then he was gone and I was left to wander. I turned back into my cottage. What was here?

The honor would be entirely mine if you would attend my next little party. Yours, Jay Gatsby. Oh, the very first time I saw Gatsby's name.

If only I knew then I would never be the same. I'm not like you, can you take me there? I'm hypnotized, and you just wanna be there. But there's some other way, some other way. To open up God before we cross the river. God, the power of love, be not. He has a good heart, he's good at all we do. Oh, we make it so we're really on and on and on and on.

*applause*

Property extends all the way down to the beach. Polo ponies around back. It costs a pretty penny to overlook a bay like this. In East Egg, too. Uh, East Egg? No, there's East Egg and West Egg. West Egg is gangsters and bankers. New money. Where'd you say you're at? West Egg. So, which are you then, the gangster or banker? Y'all!

Paralyzed for their happiness. Nick, darling, is it really you? Why, the war has not changed you a stitch. Oh, the war changed everyone. And the whole Spanish flu. Four years felt like four decades. Tell me, did you come east by train? Did you stop in Chicago? Do they miss you? The whole town is shrouded black in mourning. Oh, how gorgeous. I love Chicago. I wish we'd never left. Why did you leave?

I forget. A crime in Chicago. It's got to be a terrible thing. Ever since Prohibition, the town's been overrun with bootlegging gangsters. What business are you in? Oh, I'm a bondsman. I wouldn't have begged you for that when I get back in our New Haven days. Hey, remember that? Remember? When I was a footballer?

football player and you were writing jokes for that terrible magazine. You'd never guess. I married your cousin. Only as a joke. And now we have a child. Can you believe it? You must meet baby Panny. Oh, I'd like to. Oh, well, the nurses probably put her down for the night, but she eats and sleeps and never

You know, I have a board meeting on Tuesday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Have you ever been? No, but I hear that there's this new Egyptian exhibit. I don't know about that. But I could introduce you around. I mean, surely there's someone who's cool enough to buy bonds. Oh, it's better to introduce him here. We'll have a dinner party. No, Nick wants to go to the Met.

Don't you, Nick? Well, if it's not too much trouble. I mean, I am still building my clientele. Nick, darling, I heard a rumor that you were engaged. It's libel. I'm too poor. Oh, come now. You're acceptably poor because you're handsome. You're mine.

who knows what this new adventure will be when you own

Do I need a drink? My tournament at Shinnecock was an absolute fiasco. I bogeyed the 18th hole.

Who's the librarian? Darling, meet my cousin, Nick Carraway. He does bonds. Financial or marital? He's the heir to a farming dynasty in Kansas. My father owns a hardware store in Minnesota. And I am here to escape my fate. That makes two of us. Miss Baker's been indefinitely occupying our guest house. She's a prize amateur golfer. You may have seen her in the papers.

Oh, you're Jordan Baker. I'm Jordan Baker, amateur golfer, confirmed bachelor. You know what's grand about a rose? Who are you calling a rose? Is sometimes they look best when they are on a range. You should see the trophies that hang on your wall. So you know I've always had a thing for swinging at little white balls. I should fling you together, find a boat, push you right out to sea.

Or maybe lock you in a room and see what happens to you. One note to this, I'm only passing through. I must get changed. But you can stay for dinner. I told you, I'm going out. Women run around too much these days to suit me. Nick doesn't want a wife who traipses from golf tournaments to parties. Better than a husband who travels with a pack of polo ponies. Polo ponies are the least of it. Look, look, see what Tom did? It's all black and blue.

Brute.

Victorious!

You say it's a hit. You're writing books. I'm selling bombs. You're selling bombs. Daisy, I made it. No, you made it. I swear this almost made it. Dancing with you. You know you missed dancing with me all together at my wedding. Why weren't you at our wedding? I wasn't back from the mall. Everyone's favorite excuse. When you open, open, open up to see.

Oh, you'll be in houses and rooms like I used to be. Mr. Buchanan? Tom, we have company. Excuse me. You'd think she'd have the decency. Or not to phone at dinner time. Tom's mother? Oh, everything's terrible. When everybody thinks so. All the most advanced people. And I know.

Well, how do I look? Like a new woman? Oh, trade chic! Oh, I wish you'd wear that new beaded dress of mine. Why not wear it yourself? I see Tom's occupied. We'd have such fun. Darling, do you really go to these parties in West Egg? They sound scandalous. Nah, well I only just moved in, so I don't... Last week I was at a party where the host hired belly dancers direct from Turkey. Paid off the Coast Guard to smuggle them in.

You must know him if you live in West Egg. I don't know a single- Oh, well, everybody knows Gatsby. Gatsby? What's Gatsby? Wait, I believe that fella's my neighbor. Your neighbor? What kind of bondsman are you, Mr. Carroway? I rent the cottage next door. Is that an honest-to-God paper invitation from Jay Gatsby? I've never actually seen one. Weren't invited. Everyone just shows up.

Well now we all have to go. What do you say, Daisy? Daisy? Are you quite alright? Yes. Yes, of course you should go to your party and Nick, go have fun. What a dream that is. Now that you're nearby, you must come around often. Well, Tuesday you'll meet baby Pammy at least before Tom's board meeting and... Oh my goodness, it's gotten so much hotter. I suddenly feel like I need to lie down. You two make an awfully handsome couple.

I didn't know that my cousin had designs on the two of us. Oh, marrying me off is Daisy's favorite pastime. Misery loves company. Well, I suppose I didn't know being rich could be that miserable. When your money makes you money, what's the world to do to do? But by another public, the interests they accrue. While just across the bay, they're making fortunes on. Over there, the rich are riche.

and the money... Whoa! Shall we make our escape? Well, I do have this invitation burning a hole in my pocket. Then I think it's high time we meet your neighbor. Oh, the jewelry shall be chained for the scepter of the kings. And somewhere high above us, the cats will be pulling strings. Faster and faster, the song

Watch it as it goes. Watch it as it goes, goes, goes.

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All right!

Hey, who's the school teacher? This is Nick Carraway. I see you looking at my cupboards. By the specimen of human... Well, that's an interesting... Who is that? That's Myra Wolfshine. He fixed the World Series. You can meet anyone at these parties. So when are we going to dance? We only went along to be... I've never even met him. The man goes... I think we're right, bro.

I wonder if they gave him enough to party with Rose! I think that it's Andy that he keeps up Randy! Andy, what's his bonus? Hey! No one reads- Well I heard Gatsby owns the patent for the Model T. I heard he's a spy. I heard he won this race and I want his race. I heard he killed a man. He's selling bathtub jams. He's crushing oil and heat. Uh, stock market? He's flooded. Red market or southern? Black market? Oh, flooded. He's one of them.

Hey! Do you believe that about Mr. Gatsby? What? Not even him on the map. He shouldn't be here. Not if he didn't get caught. Oh my God. What kind of person groups large parties? He does indicate that. A person who likes large parties?

parties they're so intimate and small parties there isn't any privacy

If we were in Minnesota, I might ask to kiss you, Miss Baker. If you were in Minnesota, I might say yes. Mr. Gatsby wants to see me. He's sending his...

oh

Well, I have to say

You're a difficult man to find. Ah, yes. Well, I'm afraid I'm not a very good host. Well, on the contrary. It's the most eventful party I have ever attended. And the drive around the house to the back entrance was scenic. The cottage is good. Very. And I wanted to thank you for such fair rent, Mr. Gansby. Oh, Tommy J., please, old sport. A soldier ought to catch a break when he's starting out in New York. Well, it's the first I've caught. You were in the 3rd Infantry. Am I right?

Yes, sir. Ninth machine gun battalion. Battle of the Argonne Forest. You are not the only one to have served in the Great War. I was first lieutenant in the Seventh until June 1918 after a battle where I should have died. Well, I tried very hard to die. I was promoted. And every Allied government gave me a decoration including Montenegro in the Adriatic Sea. Major Jay Gadsby for...

Valor extraordinary. Well, how about that? Well, I didn't want you to think I was just some nobody.

Oh, here's another thing I always carry, a little souvenir from my old Oxford days, taken in Trinity Quarters. Now, there was nothing like standing next to the Earl of Doncaster to make me feel like a Midwestern farm boy. Well, I'm also from the Midwest. Whereabouts are you from? California. You may think I live an enchanted life, Mr. Carraway, but it doesn't matter how much adventure or money I amass. No, no. We lost much more than just comrades in that war.

Didn't we? Well, to be honest, it's after the war that's been hell for me. I mean, I had so many nightmares when I got back, I finally went to see a doctor about it. And did you get some relief? No. Doc sent me home. Told me to journal. Ah. Well, that is why I decided to take matters into my own hands and come out of this. Ho, ho. You made the right decision. I imagine the only reason I don't have nightmares is that I still feel like I'm fighting. Hmm.

And I've always known what I was fighting for. What was that? I've done it all over Put up each wall All the plans in All the options away Every price I pay I went to war Braved for insurance

♪ Bottle of the guilt that I wait for till ♪ ♪ I'm on Vanderbilt ♪ ♪ For you, Daisy ♪ ♪ You fight and return ♪ ♪ Oh little land that you've lost her ♪ ♪ Daisy, my way is through ♪ ♪ If you bring her ♪

I'll be in debt to you Daisy, you can? Daisy failed when I knew her We were sweethearts when I was stationed back in Louisville I've come so far The finest caviar Everything I own Every party the right song And I

She slipped through my hands No one understands how she has changed me I need one more chance If you bring her to me I will know what to do Mr. Gatsby, truly I can be a bit slow-witted What is it you want me to do? I want you to invite Daisy to tea At your cottage Just invite her to tea

And I'll be there. I will meet. It's practically a chance encounter. Well, my cousin's a married woman, Mr. Gatsby. This is the time for me. And I can guarantee when all is done, I'll be forever in your debt. This time I won't let go. Help me to make it so. Try as the night, you know that there is no forgetting. Oh, yeah!

I got a leading queen, I'm gonna need your help. Yes, yes, I'll be right there. Hey, you kid! Uh, an old...

Friend, what do you say, old squire? It's only tea. I sympathize with you, Mr. Gatsby. I really do, but I don't think that I... Don't answer now. Here's my private number, any time, day or night. That war took so much from us. A soldier ought to catch a break, don't you think? I've done it all, friend, for love each more.

Good morning, Doc. How are you? Got me a hunch.

Gonna be a good day. Keep those spectacles clean. Keep those eyes wide, cause I'm seen green. Got a feeling that sometime this morning, your names are rolling my way. Talking to the creepy billboard? Ha ha.

That's the last of the tomatoes. Okay, well now what? Don't be so nervous. Next shipment comes on Thursday. After dark. After dark. You won't even know what happened. Well, that's good, because I can't have anyone knowing about this. I'm running up enough business. Coppers combined. Big gas here at Big Anium. And my place is easy with my... Prince! Prince, Mr. Wilson. You keep running your business, and I'll keep running mine. Okay.

See this duck? A little gift from Hawaii. A few hundred more and soon this whole place will be in power. Will you come over our west? Like Ohio, where things will be best. Find a nice house so dark beyond the town. I feel like a queen.

Ah, another beautiful day in the Valley of Ashes. Liver and jelly, dinner's in the icebox. It's the stuff that's not ice. Where do you think you're going? To Manhattan, to my sister's. I'm taking the 10 o'clock train. When are you coming back? Never, if I can help it. Loyal! Why you gotta be like that? Tomorrow.

well maybe tomorrow we go out nice italian dinner oh that little place with the panna cotta and the bouquet oh and then dancing it's a joint around the corner oh don't go crazy i'm saving up to get us out of here yeah i didn't want to go anyway and i won't be home until late

Well said old man!

I'm a train man myself.

Why, Mr. Buchanan, what brings you here? You met the mists. Ah, I forget. Hey, where do you want to? You're dressed up like you've got somewhere to go. Ah, you. I'm taking the train to the city to see my sister. The city?

Well, if we happen to be out that way ourselves, why, we'll give you a lift. Oh, I wouldn't have anybody-- Oh, no, pardon at all. Nick, you don't mind, do you? Oh, no, no. Save that train fare for a rainy day, I always say. Well, you see that, Wilson? Saves you the train fare. And hey, that just about squares us for the gas, don't it? Oh, well, uh, I suppose you could do the math that way. It was all full. All full.

I'll be by about the car sometime next week, I suppose. Hey, say goodbye to Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Wilson. Goodbye, Wilson. Cousin Nick here thinks we're headed to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Oh, yeah, well, they've got this Egyptian exhibit that you can actually just walk in. Oh, sure. My sister Catherine likes culture. Are you married, Nick? No. Oh. Well, I'm married, man. Can't we trust it? Well, I imagine your husband was unmarried before you married him. Oh, exactly.

My husband George proposed to me. I couldn't help but panic. Never in my wildest fantasy did I marry a mechanic. But George, he said, we'd strike him rich. You'll see, for I am what you call a rich.

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I promise infidelity for eternity. But boy, was I a sucker. He was a second-hand suit. Yeah. He had to borrow a suit for a wedding day. History on the garage. Now,

Oh, girl. Marriage is a civilizing institution, but the real trick is to keep your wife in the country and your girl in the city. Your girl? Oh, it goes both ways. A woman needs to let off steam, too, you know. She does? Well, I'm not taking you to the mat, Nick. You're not? No, we're really heading up to Harlem, to my girl's place. Well, who is your... Oh, God.

*Song: The Wanderer by The Wanderers*

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I'm a black and pale suit I'm a pale suit on a early, early afternoon I'm living the life of the rest until we're through Time for life to turn to earth and call it a quip And quietly cry

It's the wind. Just dance. It's the wind.

"Pammy dear, what do you need?" "Oh, she's so perplexing." "Well, maybe she's itchy. There is more lace there than maybe." "There's nothing to be done about that." "Baby's dress." "Oh." "Bridget!" "I think Pammy needs a new nappy." "Oh, yes." "Want to show me how it's done?" "I'm a married woman." "What if someone were to see?"

In the ocean? Besides, being married never stopped Tom from doing whatever he pleases. Now where is he again today? A board meeting in the city? All husbands have affairs, Jordan. And they should. Blow off steam so that when they come home, they're ready to be kind and warm to their parents. What a ringing endorsement for marriage. You know you can't choose if you'll marry. Only who will.

Ah, and before you know it, you'll be too old for golf and an advantageous marriage. And what will you do? Cruise the Riviera? We have the vote now, Daisy. Our corsets are kindling on the fire. I'm not going to celebrate by marrying anyone, much less your poor cousin. You know, I'm trying to save you from making the same mistake I made. Your boys and Nick are now building mansions just across the sound. What are you going on about?

Jay Gadsby. That night when Nick was here, you said his name. You've never said his name before. What about him? He's the officer from the movement. Before Tom? The one you wrote letters to? You know, for a while, when the summer began, I thought I was going mad. I'd be up in the night with Pammy and I'd hear the song that we used to dance to.

Drifting across the water. You think Jay Gatsby is playing music just for you? Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? I don't know. Maybe not. You need to call on Gatsby. Or, or, you'll come with me. Chaperone me to one of his parties. To what end? To not be trapped here. Tom has affairs. Why shouldn't I? Is that what you're saying? Oh, well...

Why can't you? For better or worse? For rich or for poor? My husband has delivered on the rich part. I'm not sure that to learn my soul has returned. It's a blessing and a curse. Is it for better or for worse? To have and to hold till death do us part. So certain that my soldier had

And with him half of my eyes put those words together. It was maybe a mistake and the only choice. And so I built a home beyond my childhood dreams. I built the perfect place for better or for worse. When we at least learned that it is not what feels the best. It is what will hurt.

and when i thought that i might start again i i had to build a whole can last and fill it up with all the reason

We danced with those soldiers like they were ghosts We kissed them with unspoken lies So certain that they were gone We moved on, hoping they'd have a heart enough to build on For better or worse, my vows have been made I'm smart enough to know that I lose everything

If I ever stray My husband has his fun and rules are not reversed It's for the better and the worse I can't see Jay Gatsby ever I wouldn't trust myself The world is changing, Daisy If only you let it Money drifting across the bay

♪ A song of a summer from love ♪ ♪ A chorus that emphathized ♪ ♪ Compromise ♪ ♪ What good comes from knowing that he survives ♪ ♪ What good comes from knowing what he became ♪ ♪ To those ♪ ♪ There's an open door ♪ ♪ Where there wasn't one before ♪ ♪ I wonder what he'd do ♪ ♪ To love this past ♪

*Captain America*

My sister Myrtle said you were a ten, you're a four.

When Tom and Murph got here they went straight into the bedroom and they're in there still. These are the McKees they like to watch. So I'm stuck making small talk while they poke up feet away. Smiling at strangers who all look at me like I'm their prey. I close my eyes but all I see is the glowing face of Daisy Faye. Mr. McKee, take your 227 photographs a week.

228, I never should have come here. As my bones begin to sweat, I need a dose of culture and I need a cigarette. Oh, they really should have dropped me at the bit.

I'm not drinking. I'm not drinking alone. Ah! Love the dress! Love this crazy old thing! I just slip it on when I don't really care what I look like. The tag's still on it! I just wanna drink, but if I do, all I doubt is that this is number three. Patrick's free. I'm gonna shake the sheets with Catherine.

Oh

Mrs. McKee and I have an open relationship. She has sex with other people, and I'm open too. I live complete as a self-existent. They say ain't me got fun so loud it sounds like a threat. Oh, they really have dropped me at the pit. Jay Cassidy, the millionaire on Long Island, he's a fine.

Okay, but would you go to tea with him? No, but only because tea makes me vomit. I'd love to do more work on Long Island if I could gain entry. Ha! Ask Burt, he'll give you an introduction. Introduction of what? Long Island society. Do a study of your husband. Call it George B. Wilson.

They church for each other and are

And only I'll give me a way That's my thing! A black spark! There's a flash and I crash for the oversized furniture I look around for captains and I find that I'm on top of her And all of this is captured by the KDI photographer I want to capture your musk, who stalks me like a vulture! Here's a lighthouse to regret She's got another bottle, so this isn't over

Daisy

My sister has the worst taste in men the worst taste If I wondered whether Thompson asked

Tom's an asshole. He rules the whole town. And Gatsby's proposition is the only thing my spinning mind can think about. I just sink in a sofa as the night grows old. God, what a coward should have torn that bastard limb from limb.

But maybe there's a way that I can still get back at him. Yes, please connect me with Jay Gatsby. I have waited five years and today is the day. I have spared no expense. All that stands in the way is a tiny little cottage.

With a tiny little table filled with tiny finger sandwiches I am not okay. Alright babe, thank you. Come on, hurry! Only four hours left and there's too much to do

Mr. Gatsby? It's seven o'clock in the morning. Today's the day! Is everything alright? Well, the grass looks fine. The grass on the grass? The grass on the grass! Yes, it looks very good!

Do you have everything you need in the shape of a T? Oh, yeah, yeah, I picked up a couple of liver cakes. And things. And what? Things. It's a delicatessen. I hope they're fine. That's okay, of course, of course. They are fine on the spot. The paper says the rain should pass by. Huh. A quick summer storm. Hey, maybe there'll be a rainbow.

This isn't open, we need to cancel the whole thing. It is tea, it's only tea. No need for such emotion. So you'll be laughing reminiscing, you will see. It is tea, it's only tea. I'm gonna walk into the ocean. But no, I'm gonna go and put your feet up and leave it all to me. You're right, you're right, of course you're right. I'll just go get changed. Well, I didn't know the exact plan. I didn't want to be bothered, so...

I picked up a few tea things I'll bring those online. Great! Add some strawberry! And remember, it's only tea. Put the oysters on ice, cut the lilacs and shavings. We never over at once, this is only number eight!

It's a simple check-in counter at a simple little table filled with simple little sandwiches. Is this a mistake? Is it pitch-travel plans? Is it two-piece hoes? Is it Oliver All-Around? I won't care if I'm not probably a pal. You should know that I think this is what I'm supposed to be. Just what do we need? I should feel like I'm in a teeny-tiny sandwich shop.

It's only tea, it's not so complicated. See, it's not so complicated. It's not so complicated. It's just been lost in memory. It's tea, it's only tea. It's just been elevated. It's just been elevated. It's just been elevated.

is

How do I look? Perfectly tailored. Too tailored? I told them, "Get it casual!" It's only tea after all, no need for anything fancy. No, it's... When I thought you said a couple of things. Yes, yes, just a few. Have you been inside the cottage? This tea, it's only tea. No need for auscultation. It will be laugh and reminisce and you will see. This tea,

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where you live, dearest ones. It's positively botanical. Yes. I told Jordan when you invited us that you must be in love. No single man hopes to tea unless he's in love. Are you in love with me, Nick? Is it everybody? Let me show you inside. Jackie!

What the hell are you doing? This is a mistake. A terrible time of mistake. I have to leave. No, no, no. You cannot leave. It will look like I did all of this for Jordan. Nick Carraway, don't act like a little boy. You don't invite too young ladies to tea. Mrs. Daisy Buchanan, this is my neighbor, Mr. You're certainly awfully glad to see you again. I consider myself to be self-sufficient, but... Whoa, whoa, whoa.

We have met before. We haven't met for many years. Five years in October. The officer's in. That heat wave. With a little tree. I didn't know if you'd remember. Let's go in. Before we're dressed, there is tea and things. What were you thinking? Thomas having an affair.

You say that like it's news. What, you knew? Just Jason? She's not a fool. Speaking of, whose idea was this? Janice, have we done something horrible? I don't know. Well, it is not just the affair. Tom is positively plural. I know. A man shouldn't be like that with any woman. I know. He doesn't deserve this. I know. So? So, you're assisting an affair? Well, what do you care? You don't even like marriage. Oh, marriage is a lovely proposition for men.

You control everything in the woman's life and if she makes a single mistake you can take away her reputation, her fortune, her child. Meanwhile there's nothing she can do about your affairs. I see now why you were against marriage. Thank you. Well he really was quite in love with her. I know. Daisy stopped dating altogether after he left. That's when we became close. Till Tom swooped in. What do you think they're saying in there? I imagine he's ripping her bodice.

Kidding! Jesus Christ. I think he's saying, "I was drawn in by your looks when I fell in love with your mind." And she's saying, "I would have loved you even if you had remains of bellyless dream." I always knew you were more than just a sippering, dev'nick troll! No, well, I'm dreaming! Anyways! The fire.

Well, I've never been in love like that. Me neither, babe. I mean, I hope you shall, babe. Me too. Oh, look, it's not raining! Oh, yeah, I think I see a rainbow. What do you think of that, Daisy? It's not raining. I'm glad, Jane. I would like to invite you all over to my house. I would love to show Daisy around. That huge place there?

You always said you wanted a castle, didn't you? I saw this one in Normandy and I had it replicated here for a while. Oh, something out of a dream. And now here's where you say we should both stay behind. Really? What am I thinking now since you're reading my mind? I think you're wishing you and I were somehow out in Minnesota so I could finally kiss you.

Nothing of the kind! I am glad we're in New York. So I can kiss you. Do you like it?

I don't see how you live here all alone. Oh, I keep it always full of interesting people. Night and day, celebrating people. Hm. Who am I kidding? It's terribly lonely. It's hard not to hate you. For all of this, Jake. Uh, um, what do you mean? You went off to war. And you never told me you survived it. I wrote to you. Not that I ever received one. Your father made his opinion of my intentions quite clear.

You think you destroyed her letters? Poor boys should never think of marrying rich girls. My father always knew the kind of man he wanted me to marry. Let him see me now. If I had known to keep waiting. If we could just be starting out now. Can we? We are. Yes, let's celebrate. I have champagne. Oh, I don't drink. You're not going to have me drink alone, are you? Oh, I did not forget.

*cough*

Can you see through the mist? Look out this way Can you see the green light just cross the day? Sometimes it's a winky, sometimes it's a warning Blinking it's a message to me until morning It's a lighthouse, it's a sign of fear Stay back, go away, move on

That's my dog. That's why I love this land.

I have this feeling as I was falling, the sound across the bay was the sound of you calling like a fireball.

Like a silent star Retreat, return, Lord Holy heaven, I want you If I save you Will you save me too? I will fly in love When he comes in, he'll send me a call

Honestly, Jay, I think you might have more clothes than I do. Well, I have a man in England who buys them for me. He sends over a selection of things that are going to give each seat a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a... a. a... a... a... a. a. a... a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a

I have such beautiful shirts. Makes me sad because I've never seen such beautiful shirts before. Disappear. Thought you were gone. Buried in the woods as I can't remember. Buried as I move on.

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*applause*