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ï¼°ï½ï½ï½� I wrote you almost every day.
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ï½ï½ï½� I know. And I kept them. Look. See? Oh, Paul, even the thought of you in all that danger, it was just too much. I knew if I got them, you were still alive. That's all that I cared about-that, that you were alive...safe. That's all that was important to me. Can you forgive me?
ï¼°ï½ï½ï½� Yeah, sure.
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ï½ï½ï½� I wrote to you. You got those, right?
ï¼°ï½ï½ï½� Got a few.
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ï½ï½ï½� I told you I wasn't a big writer.
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� I quite agree the distinction is dubious. Don't you?
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ï½ï½ï½� It's a course I'm taking. Self-improvement. His name's Armistead. He makes tons of money. The whole country's making money hand over fist. You've been away, out of touch. You don't know, but you will. I went to see Mr. Sweeney and make sure he held your job, like he promised. He said you could start the day you got back. "Rarely cared, just make sure you wear your uniform," he said. Who could resist a war hero? Of course I negotiated a raise.
ï¼°ï½ï½ï½� Betty, I... I don't want to go back to selling chocolate.
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ï½ï½ï½� You've got something better.
ï¼°ï½ï½ï½� No...I don't. But, you know...in the war, I had time to think about what's important, about what I want out of life for me, for us. I wrote you all this in the letters.
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ï½ï½ï½� Are we back to those old letters again? You want me to read the letters?
ï¼°ï½ï½ï½� No. It's just you'd understand what I'm feeling, what I want.
ROSEï¼I love you Jack.
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