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Shadow of a Doubt: the porch scene
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| a | Young Charlie: When are you leaving, Uncle Charlie? Uncle Charlie: I'm not going, you see. . . . I want to settle down. . . . And the most sensible thing is for you to be friends with me. I can do a lot for you. Young Charlie: No, not you. We don't want anything from you. |
b | Uncle Charlie: What would become of all of you if everything came out? Young Charlie: I know. I can't tell them. Uncle Charlie: What would you tell? Who'd believe you? . . . And now you haven't even got the ring. . . . Young Charlie: You have it. Uncle Charlie: I? I gave it to you. |
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| c | Young Charlie: I don't want you here, Uncle Charlie. I don't want you to touch my mother. So go away, I'm warning you. Go away or I'll kill you myself. | d | . . . See, that's the way I feel about you. | ||||||||||