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Kanba Takakura:
Why are people born? If people are born only to suffer the hard life, is it meant as some kind of punishment? Or a cynical joke? If that's the case, animals that adhere to the survival strategies programmed in their DNA are far more elegant and simple. If there really is an existence worthy of being called a God, I want to ask him just one thing: Is there really fate in the universe? If a man ignored fate, and ignored his instincts and DNA to love someone else... Dear God, is he really human? Just wondering. I hate the word "fate."

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Kate:
Aw... I like that. What do you think?

Angela:
Yeah.

Kate:
I would look good in that.

Angela:
Yeah, Terry would love that.

Kate:
Would he?

Angela:
Yeah, men love that sort of shape. I wore something similar when Ian first saw me.

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Kate:
Next, I'm reading a book Tatiana gave me about a Russian girl, a hundred years ago, who can't be with a man she wants. If I were that girl I wouldn't throw myself under a train. I'd get on that train with the man I love.

Narrator:
It looks like we're in for several months of depressing Russian writers...

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Katherine Joyce:
Tell me. I want to hear you say it.

Alexander 'Alex' Joyce:
Alright, I love you.

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Katie Logan:
I... I... I can't tell you how much I love this. How much I love...

[she stops herself]

Katie Logan:
I am going to love every single moment of this night. Because of you.

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Katie Logan:
That day on Catalina is ours, right or wrong. No one can take it away from us, and I promise, I promise that as long as there is breath in this body, I will nurture this baby. I will fight darkness and deception. I will love life. I will love this child.

Nick Marone:
We'll get through this somehow.

Katie Logan:
Yes, we will. Yes, we will.

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Katie Logan:
Well, time heals all wounds. Isn't that what they say? You're a good guy, Nick Marone. No matter what anyone says. And you did a good thing for me. You showed me that life can be magical, that it can defy all reason, logic. You let me jump into the deep end and you taught me how to swim. You saved me with your understanding. And now I have one more request to make of you, although I don't think it will be much of a sacrifice. I want you to bring magic to Bridget's life. I want you to love her and make her happy and give her the kind of understanding that she deserves. Let's let this fairy tale end the way it's supposed to. Let's make a perfect picture, make a commitment to her. No one deserves it more than she does. No one.

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Katie Logan:
[in voice-over] Giving is its own reward. The way Nick and Bridget gave to me, the way I have tried to give back to them. Now they have each other. And I have them. And I will love them both until my dying day.

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Ken:
[on answering machine] Hi, it's Ken. I hope this is the Doug Heffernan I met on Fire Island last Sunday. Anyway, I'd love to take you up on that cup of coffee. Call me.

Carrie Heffernan:
What's going on here, Doug?

Doug Heffernan:
THAT you believe?

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Kevin Lynch:
What's wrong, plum sauce?

Derek Morgan:
You know what? I'm gonna let you guys do what you guys do.

Kevin Lynch:
You... You know, don't you?

Penelope Garcia:
Kevin... I like the way that things are now. I love how you have your space and I have my space, and when we come together, we're our own weird world unto ourselves, and... I don't want to ruin that.

Kevin Lynch:
That's not what this would do.

Penelope Garcia:
Yeah, it would.

Kevin Lynch:
[pause] Penelope, are you, are you against marriage, or are you just against marrying me?

Penelope Garcia:
Kevin... I'm just not ready yet.

Kevin Lynch:
Well, I am. [walks away]

Penelope Garcia:
Kevin.

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Kim Joo Won:
Don't you ever fall for any other guy. Just live alone thinking of me... for always. Don't think to get too close with Choi Woo Young either. That would be incest. They might say this was the most selfish decision I could have ever made, but it is the choice of a community leader, so please respect it. You're charming as always, Gil Ra Im. Even in future, you stay cool. I'm going to miss you... quite a lot. I love you. I love you.

[drives into the storm]

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Kira Bedik:
Why are you crying? Don't cry.

William Keane:
Yeah. [wiping his eyes]

Kira Bedik:
It's okay, I love you.

William Keane:
I love you, too.

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Klaus:
Oh, what a beauty! And the smell, eh? Ravishing! I'll surround myself with books now and read to my heart's content. Books help me get prepared for work. Do you like reading?

Stierlitz:
Yes, I do.

Klaus:
Me too. I love to read. A good book makes man cleverer, sharper, even more complex, I would say. Oh, what a beautiful place! It smells so good of rot. For some reason, all those condemned to death, with whom I had to share a cell before execution, just loved to confess their love for nature to me. And, you know, they would find terrific words for it. Amazing words, I would say. You know, Standartenf?hrer...

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Krickett Davis:
I cannot wait to see the studio by the sea. We taking the convertible?

Priscilla Hauser:
Absolutely. And you're gonna love it.

Krickett Davis:
I can't wait. All right! Mwah!

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Krista Barron:
You know, it really is amazing what we're capable of if we care about someone enough. True love, that's what it's called, and it doesn't really matter how you find it, just as long as you do.

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Lady Morgana:
How can it be?

Merlin:
You're a clever woman, Morgana. But there is much you have yet to learn.

Lady Morgana:
[sarcastically] Indeed.

Merlin:
Indeed. You have yet to learn, Morgana, that there is no power on Earth greater than the power of love. True love like, true friendship, is one of life's sweetest miracles.

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Laurie Kellogg:
[narrating] I dreamed of Bruce coming to the prison, that he was going to come and get me. He grabs me right by the hair and walks me out of here telling me that it really irritates him because the dishes weren't done and the laundry was being backed up and that I had things to be doing. What am I doing hanging around doing nothing? And my heart is filled with love. And then I wake up and I remembered he was dead. Marlene was wrong. The jury found me guilty and the judge sentenced me 25 years to life.

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Leslie:
What do you see?

Stanley:
[surveys the widespread devastation outside from the window of an apartment on a higher floor] Another day.

The Control Voice:
Perhaps how we face death is not as important as how we face life - to live each day with hope, with courage and with love... as if it were our last.

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Liam Devlin:
[Molly reading letter from Liam. The letter is read in Liam's voice] Molly, my love... as a great man once said, I have suffered to see change and yet nothing can ever be the same again. I came here to Norfolk to do a job... not to fall in love. By now you'll know the worst of me. Try not to think it. To leave you... is punishment enough. But it will not end here. For as they say in Ireland, we have known the days. Liam.

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Lion-O:
Claudus, my father, wherever you are, my thoughts and love go to you. May we meet again, somewhere in time.

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Lionel Hardcastle:
May I ask you something before you go?

Margaret Butterworth:
Provided it's not about Gary.

Lionel Hardcastle:
No, it's about the late Mr. Butterworth. Did you say he was in feeds or peas?

Margaret Butterworth:
Aeronautics.

Margaret Butterworth:
[to Jean] I wanted to ask you a question before I go.

Jean Hardcastle:
Providing it's not about Lionel.

Lionel Hardcastle:
Not directly. It's about that little film he's written.

Jean Hardcastle:
Oh, it's bound to be a huge success. What was the question?

Margaret Butterworth:
Well, oddly enough I do remember what information I managed to wring out of you last night. It's... a love story.

Lionel Hardcastle:
Just fiction.

Margaret Butterworth:
Of course. But you were the girl in it.

Jean Hardcastle:
Yes, I was the girl in it.

Lionel Hardcastle:
She still is.

Margaret Butterworth:
Always was, I suppose.

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Lionel:
Good night.

Sandy:
Good night.

Judith:
It's only half past eight.

Jean:
Yes, we know, but we're going to bed - to write a love scene.

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Lionel:
There it was, all faded in a glass case. A letter from Second Lieutenant Hardcastle to Nurse Jean Pargetter, posted in Korea.

Jean:
But it never arrived. How could it have ended up in the Imperial War Museum?

Lionel:
I haven't the faintest idea.

Jean:
Well, we've got to see it.

Lionel:
No, it's all right. They photocopied it for me.

Jean:
[seeing the copy] Aah!

Lionel:
There. Sorry it's a bit late.

Jean:
[reading] My darling Jean. [long pause as she reads] What's that word?

Lionel:
Uh, miracle.

Jean:
[sighs] If I'd have got that.

Lionel:
No ifs.

Jean:
Oh, it's a beautiful letter, Lionel. You really did love me.

Lionel:
I still do.

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Lionel:
[on one knee proposing] I fell in love with you the first day I met you. And I don't think I've ever stopped loving you. Well, that's it really.

Jean:
I love you too.

Lionel:
Well, that's good.

Jean:
Can I say yes now?

Lionel:
Yes, please.

Jean:
Yes.

Lionel:
There's always something, isn't there?

Jean:
What is it?

Lionel:
My knee's locked.

Jean:
It doesn't matter.