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s3,6c
M's eyes find their way closed.
CELLULAR VOICE I mean, just seeing those stupid, butterball,
tears, well...I thought I'd won the lotto. But the best
part...the best part for me anyway, was catching that little
whimper when I tore up the lease on your corporate condo...
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s3,14
The phone pulled away, the humiliation continues.
CELLULAR VOICE So anyway, take care.
Don't worry about the stuff in your desk. We'll send out anything
that doesn't make it to the bonfire. Ciao.
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s4,3
DING!
An invisible bell CHIMES, and an empty
faux-stone atrium plays host to DRAGGING DOORS. A body
emerges from behind a facade -- M, still holding the phone, still
MURMURING.
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s4,5
He takes a second to compose himself, closing the phone
and depositing it into his coat pocket.
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s4,6
Quiet now, it almost looks like he might be harboring
a little bit of hope. It withers, and it only takes two steps.
He looks up as...
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