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Mary loves Ed very much
because never ever has a man cared for her so much. But recently, Mary learns that
Ed used to have a girlfriend, and she's very upset and confides in Jane.... |
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Mary: |
Jane, I'm very
upset about something. Can I talk with you? I'd like your opinion. |
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Jane: |
What is it about? Oh, is it
about Ed? |
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Mary: |
Yeah, sort
of.... |
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Jane: |
So, what's up? |
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Mary: |
What do you
think of Ed, Jane? |
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Jane: |
What do I think of him? You
know him better than I do, don't you? |
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Mary: |
Please, don't
tease me. Just tell me. |
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Jane: |
Well, remember the other day when
you said that Ed is a man who really shows you nothing but consideration? |
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Mary: |
Uh-hunh... |
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Jane: |
And remember you said that he
really makes you happy? |
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Mary: |
Yeah. (Heave a
sigh) Ed is indeed a gentleman. He has wonderful manners and is respectful of
me. But I'm really bothered by his past! |
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Jane: |
His past!? Was he an ex-con or something? |
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Mary: |
No, no,
no. That's not what I mean. He used to have a girlfriend and he loved her very
much. He almost married her if it were not for an accident. |
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Jane: |
Oh, I see. But why are you
so bothered? That's already a history, isn't it? |
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Mary: |
I know.
But I just can't get it off my mind. |
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Jane: |
Come on, Mary. You're just
being a little jealous, but that's just fine. You know, when you love him, you've
got to love his past, his everything.... You've got to love him as a whole. |
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