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Mhm. The time has come for you to leave. If you don't, there will be blood and screaming, and none of it will be mine. Have I made myself clear, good than off with you, Hey? Like, why? You always have to be talking. Always flapping your gums. You're making things worse. My God, you're as dumb as a doorknob. They leave bottles, cans, Food, little bastards, Little bastards! I don't care who hears it. I don't care if the bloody Pope hears it. They're little bastards. And they just stay out of my house, you little bastards. Oh, hello, Mrs Finley! Yes, No, I'm having a lovely day. New yourself. Great! Alright, then. You little bastards! Stay out of my house. Not you, Mrs Finley. No, I was talking about them boys. They're messy. Little bastards. They overturned my house. Well, that's your son. Seems like a lovely lad needs to work on a few things. She's lovely. She's the best damn thing that's ever happened to you. Don't be a fool. Go and tell her how you feel. She's the best thing she's ever happened to. You. Don't be a fool. Go find her. Now go! Your foolish. Get got marzipan for brains! All right, You keep going north. Now, you don't turn, you go north north North, you go as far as you can, and you stop just before you fall off the edge of the world. Mhm. This is the strangest party I've ever attended. It's full of mad people. Is anyone here clothed in their right mind. I've worked my whole life in the depths of the earth digging for coal. My lungs are black as midnight. My eyes are red and sore. My hearing is almost gone. Haven't got two shillings to even put together. But I I've known love. I've known love.