I miss
I ought to
Fuck, I hate her. I hate her.
Someone ought to die for this.
I am sick of.
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I don't think I can live like this, Donny.
I shouldn't be this weak and pathetic. I can barely defend myself like this, I can barely do anythingI want. I want this to go away. And all I have the empty promise of some magic
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He pocketed the device and knocked on the door loudly.]
Clapet, it's me. Can I come in?
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I said everything there was to say, Donny.
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You can't stop me from replying, yaknow. You speaking to me first implies theah's gonna be a fuckin' conversation between us.
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I just wanted someone to say that to, Sergent.
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[However, he did relent a little, and sighed,] Everything I said was true, though, and unless you've got a solution, Donny...
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But the guy liked living. Really liked living. He didn't think he'd go for the idea, even to get his leg back.]
If you killed her, would it make anything better?
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[He shrugged,] It wouldn't solve anything, but nothing will, Donny, so I might as well want to do something that makes me feel better.
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[Not that he'd tell the other wardens that he'd actively encourage a little revenge, if it ever happened anyway.]
Taking the high road is fuckin' terrible, I know. Every time that skirt opens her mouth she makes herself sound crazier. I don't know how the fuck she's gonna top herself next time. [Donny paused.] Got a cigarette to spare? I really want one all of a sudden.
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He coughed just a little as he exhaled the smoke.]
Well fuck.
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Clapet, pal... [He took a drag from the cigarette, sighing out the smoke from his lungs.] I'm sorry, guy.
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