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L.B. Jeffries
07:40
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...next Wednesday, I emerge from this plaster cocoon...
...you've got to get me out of here...
...six weeks sitting in the two-room apartment...
...with nothing to do...
...but look out the window...
...at the neighbors...
...listen, listen, listen, listen...
...if you don't pull me out...
...of this swamp of boredom...
...I'll do something drastic...
...I'll get married...
...then I'll never be able...
...to go anywhere...
...can you see me?...
...rushing home to a hot apartment every night...
...to listen to the automatic laundry...
...the electric dishwasher...
...the garbage disposal and a nagging wife...
...hmm...hurts a little...
...empty as a football...
...not too active...uh huh...
...it's hard to figure...
...he went out several times last night...
...in the rain carrying...
...his sample case...
...now, what could he sell at 3 in the morning?...
...he was taking something out...
...of the apartment I'm certain...
...be quiet...SHHH!...
...he's coming back...
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Lars Thorwald
06:18
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...who are you?...
...why should I?...
...I don't know what you mean...
...I only have a hundred dollars or so...
...what do you want from me?...
...your friend, the girl...could've turned me in...
...why didn't she?...
...what is it that you want?...
...a lot of money?...I don't have any money...
...say something...say something...
...tell me what you want...
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