Ghosts Scene Flashcards

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Start

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Look what you made me do. You’re Wet!

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It’s the rain god gave us

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The Devil more like.

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Watch your mouth Regina. I just wanted to say-

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Ssh! You’ll wake the young master.

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It’s the middle of the day.

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It’s none of your business.

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5
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I had a drink or two last night…

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…I’m sure…

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I’m only human… but I was at work at half past five this morning and I-

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I’ve heard it, now go. I can’t stand here having a badinage with you.

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7
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Having what?

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I don’t want them to see you here, so go.

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I’m nae going ‘til I’ve had a talk with you. I’m going to finish up at the Orphanage this afternoon, then I’ll get the ferry back to town.

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Well, bon voyage.

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They’ll be serving drink, see, when they open the Orphanage tomorrow, so I’m nae gonna be there. No one can say au can’t resist temptation.

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Huh!

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The pastor’ll be coming from town…

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He’s coming today.

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… and I don’t want to get in the wrong side of him.

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Oh, I see.

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12
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What?

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You’re up to something.

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13
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With the pastor? You out of your mind? He’s been my guardian angel. What I want to say to you is this: I’m catching the ferry later…

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What?

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14
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I want to to take you home with me.

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Never!

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15
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Well, we’ll see.

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We won’t. You think I’d move to a dump like that? I’ve grown up here in the big house. I’ve been part of Mrs Alving’s family.

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16
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Are you standing up to me, you little bitch?

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You’ve always said I’ve nothing to do with you.

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17
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Oh bollocks to that!

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You used to call me a bastard!

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I never used that bloody word.

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That was the word you used.

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Well I’d had a few drinks… and I was getting no end of gyp from your mother “don’t round me! I served the honorable captain Alving for three years! Chiat she’s never bloody forget he’d been made an honorable.

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You drove her to her grave.

20
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That’s right blame it all on me.

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Oh nothing’s ever your fault, is it? Like your leg.

21
Q

I’ve told you, I was trying to teach manners to some foreigners.

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Your were in a dance hall pig drunk and they threw you down the stairs cause you were fighting. Mother told me. Euch, revolting stump…

22
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What’s that?

A

I said: Pied de Mouton.

23
Q

What’s that?

A

French.

24
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Well a bit of education’ll come in handy.

A

Handy for what?

25
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I’ve got a new scheme.

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It’ll be a disaster.

26
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Sod you, wait and see.

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Will you stop SWEARING!

27
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Alright, wheesht, will you. I just wanted to tell you I’ve saved up a bit of money from the Orphanage job.

A

Well good for you.

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I thought of putting it into a sort of club for sailors.

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Eucch!

29
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I don’t mean a pigsty for the crew, I mean for officers and that:

A

And you think I’d-

30
Q

Help out. Yes. It’d be a bloody doddle.

A

Oh really?

31
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There have to be women around, see, sailors want a bit of skirt, singing and dancing in the evenings, like.

A

Don’t you dare touch me

32
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Don’t be a fool to yourself, girl. Madams going to have you looking after the kids wains in the Orphanage. Is that what you want? Skivvying for a load or scum after all that education?

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Of course not but something might happen.

33
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What might?

A

Nothing to do with you. Have you saved a lot?

34
Q

Enough.

A

Are you thinking of giving me some?

35
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No, by Christ, I’m not.

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You’d never think it giving me something for clothes?

36
Q

Come to town and you can have all the clothes you want.

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I can manage that without you.

37
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You’d need a father’s protection. I’ll get a little house by the port. They won’t be any much of a deposit, and I d be a kind or home from home for seaman-

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I don’t want anything to do with you. Now GO!

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You’d need a father’s protection. I’ll get a little house by the port. They won’t be any much of a deposit, and I d be a kind or home from home for seaman-

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I don’t want anything to do with you. Now GO!

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You’ve turned into a bit of a looker, you know…

A

So?

40
Q

So you wouldn’t have to wait so long til an officer, captain maybe…

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I don’t want to marry a sailor. They have no savoir-vivre.

41
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No what?

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One doesn’t marry sailors.

42
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You don’t have to. That American, you know, the one with the yacht, he paid a fortune and she was nae any better looking than you-

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GET OUT!

43
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You wouldn’t dare hit me.

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If you talk about mother, I will. Now get out! And don’t slam the door, you’ll wake him, he’s-

44
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Very concerned about young Mr Alving, aren’t we? It’s him you be got your eye on, eh?

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Don’t be stupid! No, go down the back stairs, the pastor’s coming…