| (dramatic tense music) |
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| (bright pensive music)
(mysterious whooshing) |
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| - [Jeanie] This day wasn't
particularly a good one for him. |
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| He was 10 minutes late for the train, |
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| and as a result, he had
to take the next one |
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| that left an hour later. |
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| The schedule that he had
meticulously planned for the day |
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| fell to the wayside, but
it didn't matter to him. |
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| He knew that if he had to live his life |
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| by times and rhythms, that
he could never achieve |
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| what it was that he wanted. |
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| At least, not in any satisfactory way |
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| that he could wake up the next day |
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| and felt that he had
achieved enough to move on. |
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| (soft tense music) |
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| (woman grunting) |
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| He nevertheless had achieved
what he had wanted that day, |
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| and felt that he could
take a breath and sit. |
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| Tomorrow was another day, and the dread of |
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| and responsibilities of tomorrow |
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| would keep him up this night. |
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