Take the Money and Run Page #3
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in my life.
You know a lot of people hold
But she was so sweet.
We just walked in the park.
I was so touched by her. I don't know,
after 15 minutes I wanted to marry her.
After half an hour, I completely gave up
the idea of snatching her purse.
I wasn't with the Philharmonic,
but she was so impressed by it.
When she asked me
she got suspicious because
for a minute I couldn't place the name.
I, uh, I don't know...
when it comes to woman.
In prison I remember this psychologist
asked by if I had a girl, I said no.
Then he asked me,
do I think sex is dirty.
And he said it is,
if you were doing it right.
All I know is my heart
was really pounding
and I felt a funny tingling all over.
I don't know, I was either in love
or I had small pox.
- Hey, you want to have dinner tonight?
- Sure!
You're very beautiful.
I really mean that.
- Is it embarrassing, when I say that?
- Uh huh, it does.
That's a pretty hat.
Thank you.
- Yeah, I see it all over town.
- Really?
I haven't seen it around town.
Yeah, they have it on sale.
I passed them, while I was walking
around the streets.
in one of those bins.
That's alright.
I can watch to eat for nice.
Why?
After dinner, we went for a walk.
I uh, asked her for a lock of
her hair you know.
And we didn't have any scissors so
And she was a good sport
I tell you know.
I'm telling you when she gets
excited she stuttered.
She was so cute that way.
I like a girl who stutters.
They turn red, always gasping
for breathe you know it's sweet.
And she, um,
she was an expert on laundry.
She was fantastic.
I offered her to let her do my shorts
and she was very moved
by that I think.
She just knows everything
about underwear.
so much about socks and T-shirts.
She was some kind of
genius that way.
G... g... good night Virgil.
Continuing his deception,
Virgil sees Louise more frequently.
When she questions him about his
cello playing, he avoids the subject.
In order to better understand Louise,
let us examine her background briefly.
Adopted at age two, from a cruel
and impoverished orphanage
by a cruel military man and his wife,
she was subjected to an upbringing
of extreme discipline.
Which left her shy and withdrawn.
Never having a real home,
she lived on army bases
while her father pursued
his rank to corporal.
Her mother, an alcoholic turns
to religion for comfort
and quickly becomes a fanatic.
She responds to Louise's need for love
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