cairocode/IEMOCAP_NLP · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Ses02F_script01_1_F003	What was he doing out here at four in the morning?	xxx	2	3.5	3
Ses02F_script01_1_M003	I don't know. When it cracked, he ran back in the house and cried in the kitchen.	xxx	2	2	3
Ses02F_script01_1_F004	Did you talk to him?	sad	2	2	3
Ses02F_script01_1_M004	No. I thought it was best to leave him alone.	xxx	3	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F005	He cried hard?	sad	2	2	2.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M005	I could hear him right through the floor of my room.	xxx	2.5	2.5	3
Ses02F_script01_1_F006	What was he doing out here at that hour?	sad	2	2.5	3
Ses02F_script01_1_F007	He's dreaming about him again. He's walking around at night.	xxx	2	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M006	I guess he is.	xxx	2.5	2.5	2.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F008	He's getting just like after he died. What is the meaning of that?	xxx	2	2.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M007	I don't know the meaning of it. But, I know one thing Mom, we made a terrible mistake with Dad.	xxx	2.5	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F009	What?	xxx	2.5	2.5	2.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M008	Being dishonest with him. I mean, that sort of thing always pays off and now it's paying off.	xxx	2	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F010	What you mean dishonest?	xxx	2	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M009	You know that Larry's not coming back and I know it. Why do we allow him to go on thinking that we believe with him?	xxx	2	3	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F011	What do you want to do argue with him?	fru	2.5	3	3
Ses02F_script01_1_M010	No, I don't want to argue with him, but it's about time he realized that nobody believes Larry's alive anymore?	xxx	2	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M011	Why shouldn't he dream of him and walk the nights waiting for him? Do we contradict him? Do we say straight out that we don't have any hope anymore? That we haven't had hope for years now?	ang	2	3.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F012	You can't say that to him.	fru	2	2.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M012	We've got to say it to him.	fru	2.5	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F013	Can you prove it? How can you prove it?	fru	2.5	4	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M013	For God sakes, it's been three years. Nobody comes back after three years. It's insane.	ang	2	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F014	To you it is and to me, but not to him. I mean, you can talk yourself blue in the face, but he--there's no body and no grave so where are you?	fru	2	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M014	Sit down, Mom. I want to talk to you.	xxx	2.5	3	3
Ses02F_script01_1_F015	Trouble is the God damn newspapers. Every month or so a boy turns up out of nowhere so, you know, the next one is gonna be Larry.	xxx	2	4	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M015	All right. All right. Listen to me. You know why I brought Annie here don't you?	fru	2	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F016	Why?	xxx	3	2	2
Ses02F_script01_1_M016	You know.	xxx	3	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F017	I've got an idea, but what's the story?	sad	2.5	3	2.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M017	I'm gonna ask her to marry me.	neu	3	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F018	Well, that's only your business, Chris.	neu	2.5	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M018	You know it's not only my business.	fru	2.5	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F019	What do you want me to do? You're old enough to know your own mind.	ang	2	3.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M019	So it's all right then?	fru	2	3.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M020	I'll go ahead with it?	fru	2	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F020	Well, you want to make sure that your father isn't going to--	xxx	2	3.5	2.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M021	Well, then it isn't just my business--	ang	2	3.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F021	I'm just saying that--	neu	2	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M022	Ah, sometimes you infuriate me. You know that? I mean, isn't it your business too if I tell Dad and flips--freaks out about it? I mean, you have such a talent for ignoring things.	xxx	2	4	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F022	I ignore what I gotta ignore. The girl is Larry's girl.	xxx	2.5	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M023	She's not Larry's girl.	ang	2	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F023	From your father's point of view, he isn't dead. And you've no right to take his girl.	fru	2	3.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F024	And you can go on from there if you know where to go, but I don't know where to go. See, I don't know. Now what can I do for you?	fru	2	3.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M024	I don't know why, but, every time I reach out for something that I want, I have to pull back 'cause someone else will suffer. My whole bloody life. Time after time after time.	fru	1.5	3.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F025	You're a considerate fellow. There's nothing wrong with that.	neu	3.5	2	3
Ses02F_script01_1_M025	To hell with that.	ang	1.5	3	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F026	[BREATHING] Have you asked Annie yet?	neu	2.5	3.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M026	I wanted to get this settled first.	xxx	3	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F027	Well, how do you know she'll marry you? Maybe she feels the same way your father does.	neu	2.5	3	3
Ses02F_script01_1_M027	Well, if she does, then that's the end of it. But from her letters, I think she's forgotten him. I'll find out. And then we'll thrash it out with Dad, right? Mom, don't avoid me.	sad	2	3	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F028	Trouble is, you don't see enough women.	sad	2	3.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F029	You never did.	fru	2	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M028	So what, I'm not fast with women.	xxx	2	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F030	I just don't see why it has to be Annie.	fru	2	4	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M029	Because it is.	neu	3	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F031	Well, that's a good answer, but it doesn't answer anything. I mean, you've been away for--at war. It's been five years.	fru	2	3	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M030	I can't help it. I know her best. I mean, I grew up next door to her.	xxx	2.5	3.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M031	These years when I think of a wife, I think of Annie. What do you want, a diagram?	fru	2.5	3.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F032	I don't want a diagram. Umm-- He thinks he's coming back, Chris. You marry that girl and you're pronouncing him dead.	fru	1.5	4	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F033	I mean, what's gonna happen to your father? Do you know? I don't.	fru	2	3.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M032	All right. All right, then, Mom.	fru	2.5	3	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F034	I just--give it some more thought.	fru	1.5	4	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M033	I've given it three years of thought. I thought that if I waited Dad would forget about Larry and we could have a regular wedding and everything happy.	fru	2	4	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M034	But if I can't--if that can't happen here, then I'll have to get out.	xxx	2	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F035	What the hell is this?	sur	2	2.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M035	I'll get out. I'll get married and go live some place else. Maybe New York.	xxx	2	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F036	Are you crazy?	ang	1.5	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M036	I've been a good son too long. A good sucker. I'm through with it.	ang	1.5	4	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F037	What about the business? What the hell is this?	ang	2	4.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M037	The business? The business doesn't inspire me.	ang	1.5	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F038	Must you be inspired?	ang	1.5	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M038	Yes. I like it an hour a day. If I'm gonna grub for my money all day long, at least in the evening I want it beautiful.	ang	1.5	4	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M039	I want a family. I want kids. I want something that I can give myself to. Annie's in the middle of that. Now, where do I find it?	xxx	2	3.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F039	Tell me, you'd leave the business?	xxx	1.5	2.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M040	Yes, on this I would.	neu	2.5	2.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F040	Well, you don't want to think like that.	ang	1.5	3.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M041	Then help me stay here.	xxx	2	3	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F041	All right, but just don't go thinkin' like that 'cause otherwise what did we work for? I mean, the whole thing is for you, Chris. The whole shootin' match is for you.	xxx	1.5	4.5	4.5
Ses02F_script01_1_M042	I know. I know, Mom. Just help me stay here.	fru	2.5	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F042	All right. Just-- just don't go thinkin' that way, you hear me?	fru	1.5	3.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_M043	I am thinkin' that way.	neu	2.5	2.5	4
Ses02F_script01_1_F043	I don't understand you, do I?	fru	2	2	3
Ses02F_script01_1_M044	No, you don't. I'm a pretty tough guy.	neu	2.5	2.5	3.5
Ses02F_script01_1_F044	I can see that.	sad	3.5	2	2.5
Ses02F_script01_2_F000	Why did he invite her here?	xxx	2	2.6667	3
Ses02F_script01_2_M000	Why does that bother you?	xxx	3	2.6667	3
Ses02F_script01_2_F001	She's been in New York for three and half years. Why all of a sudden?	xxx	2.3333	3.6667	3.6667
Ses02F_script01_2_M001	Well, maybe he just wanted to see her again.	neu	3	3.3333	3
Ses02F_script01_2_F002	Nobody comes seven hundred miles just to see.	xxx	2.3333	2.6667	4
Ses02F_script01_2_M002	What do you mean? He lived next door to the girl all his life. Why wouldn't he want to see her again?	neu	3	2.6667	3.3333
Ses02F_script01_2_M003	Don't look at me like that. He didn't tell me anymore than he told you.	xxx	2.3333	2.6667	3.3333
Ses02F_script01_2_F003	She's not-	xxx	3	3.3333	3
Ses02F_script01_2_M004	How do you know he's even thinking of it?	neu	2.6667	2.6667	2.6667
Ses02F_script01_2_F004	-he's not gonna marry her.	oth	2.6667	2.6667	3.3333
Ses02F_script01_2_F005	It's got that all about it.	ang	2.3333	3.3333	3.6667
Ses02F_script01_2_M005	Well, so what?	neu	3	2.6667	2
Ses02F_script01_2_F006	What's going on here, Joe?	xxx	2	3.3333	3.3333
Ses02F_script01_2_M006	Now, listen Kate.	neu	3	2.6667	2.6667
Ses02F_script01_2_F007	She's not his girl, Joe. She knows she's not.	xxx	2	3.6667	3.6667
Ses02F_script01_2_M007	You can't read her mind.	neu	3	2	3

Ses02F_script01_1_F003

What was he doing out here at four in the morning?

xxx

2

3.5

3

Ses02F_script01_1_M003

I don't know. When it cracked, he ran back in the house and cried in the kitchen.

xxx

2

3

Ses02F_script01_1_F004

Did you talk to him?

sad

2

3

Ses02F_script01_1_M004

No. I thought it was best to leave him alone.

xxx

3

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F005

He cried hard?

sad

2

2.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M005

I could hear him right through the floor of my room.

xxx

2.5

3

Ses02F_script01_1_F006

What was he doing out here at that hour?

sad

2

2.5

3

Ses02F_script01_1_F007

He's dreaming about him again. He's walking around at night.

xxx

2

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M006

I guess he is.

xxx

2.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F008

He's getting just like after he died. What is the meaning of that?

xxx

2

2.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M007

I don't know the meaning of it. But, I know one thing Mom, we made a terrible mistake with Dad.

xxx

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F009

What?

xxx

2.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M008

Being dishonest with him. I mean, that sort of thing always pays off and now it's paying off.

xxx

2

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F010

What you mean dishonest?

xxx

2

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M009

You know that Larry's not coming back and I know it. Why do we allow him to go on thinking that we believe with him?

xxx

2

3

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F011

What do you want to do argue with him?

fru

2.5

3

Ses02F_script01_1_M010

No, I don't want to argue with him, but it's about time he realized that nobody believes Larry's alive anymore?

xxx

2

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M011

Why shouldn't he dream of him and walk the nights waiting for him? Do we contradict him? Do we say straight out that we don't have any hope anymore? That we haven't had hope for years now?

ang

2

3.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F012

You can't say that to him.

fru

2

2.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M012

We've got to say it to him.

fru

2.5

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F013

Can you prove it? How can you prove it?

fru

2.5

4

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M013

For God sakes, it's been three years. Nobody comes back after three years. It's insane.

ang

2

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F014

To you it is and to me, but not to him. I mean, you can talk yourself blue in the face, but he--there's no body and no grave so where are you?

fru

2

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M014

Sit down, Mom. I want to talk to you.

xxx

2.5

3

Ses02F_script01_1_F015

Trouble is the God damn newspapers. Every month or so a boy turns up out of nowhere so, you know, the next one is gonna be Larry.

xxx

2

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M015

All right. All right. Listen to me. You know why I brought Annie here don't you?

fru

2

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F016

Why?

xxx

3

2

Ses02F_script01_1_M016

You know.

xxx

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F017

I've got an idea, but what's the story?

sad

2.5

3

2.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M017

I'm gonna ask her to marry me.

neu

3

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F018

Well, that's only your business, Chris.

neu

2.5

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M018

You know it's not only my business.

fru

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F019

What do you want me to do? You're old enough to know your own mind.

ang

2

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M019

So it's all right then?

fru

2

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M020

I'll go ahead with it?

fru

2

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F020

Well, you want to make sure that your father isn't going to--

xxx

2

3.5

2.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M021

Well, then it isn't just my business--

ang

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3.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F021

I'm just saying that--

neu

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3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M022

Ah, sometimes you infuriate me. You know that? I mean, isn't it your business too if I tell Dad and flips--freaks out about it? I mean, you have such a talent for ignoring things.

xxx

2

4

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F022

I ignore what I gotta ignore. The girl is Larry's girl.

xxx

2.5

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M023

She's not Larry's girl.

ang

2

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F023

From your father's point of view, he isn't dead. And you've no right to take his girl.

fru

2

3.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F024

And you can go on from there if you know where to go, but I don't know where to go. See, I don't know. Now what can I do for you?

fru

2

3.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M024

I don't know why, but, every time I reach out for something that I want, I have to pull back 'cause someone else will suffer. My whole bloody life. Time after time after time.

fru

1.5

3.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F025

You're a considerate fellow. There's nothing wrong with that.

neu

3.5

2

3

Ses02F_script01_1_M025

To hell with that.

ang

1.5

3

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F026

[BREATHING] Have you asked Annie yet?

neu

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M026

I wanted to get this settled first.

xxx

3

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F027

Well, how do you know she'll marry you? Maybe she feels the same way your father does.

neu

2.5

3

Ses02F_script01_1_M027

Well, if she does, then that's the end of it. But from her letters, I think she's forgotten him. I'll find out. And then we'll thrash it out with Dad, right? Mom, don't avoid me.

sad

2

3

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F028

Trouble is, you don't see enough women.

sad

2

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F029

You never did.

fru

2

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M028

So what, I'm not fast with women.

xxx

2

3

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F030

I just don't see why it has to be Annie.

fru

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Ses02F_script01_1_M029

Because it is.

neu

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2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F031

Well, that's a good answer, but it doesn't answer anything. I mean, you've been away for--at war. It's been five years.

fru

2

3

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M030

I can't help it. I know her best. I mean, I grew up next door to her.

xxx

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M031

These years when I think of a wife, I think of Annie. What do you want, a diagram?

fru

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F032

I don't want a diagram. Umm-- He thinks he's coming back, Chris. You marry that girl and you're pronouncing him dead.

fru

1.5

4

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F033

I mean, what's gonna happen to your father? Do you know? I don't.

fru

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3.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M032

All right. All right, then, Mom.

fru

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3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F034

I just--give it some more thought.

fru

1.5

4

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M033

I've given it three years of thought. I thought that if I waited Dad would forget about Larry and we could have a regular wedding and everything happy.

fru

2

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M034

But if I can't--if that can't happen here, then I'll have to get out.

xxx

2

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F035

What the hell is this?

sur

2

2.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M035

I'll get out. I'll get married and go live some place else. Maybe New York.

xxx

2

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F036

Are you crazy?

ang

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3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M036

I've been a good son too long. A good sucker. I'm through with it.

ang

1.5

4

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F037

What about the business? What the hell is this?

ang

2

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M037

The business? The business doesn't inspire me.

ang

1.5

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F038

Must you be inspired?

ang

1.5

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M038

Yes. I like it an hour a day. If I'm gonna grub for my money all day long, at least in the evening I want it beautiful.

ang

1.5

4

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M039

I want a family. I want kids. I want something that I can give myself to. Annie's in the middle of that. Now, where do I find it?

xxx

2

3.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F039

Tell me, you'd leave the business?

xxx

1.5

2.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M040

Yes, on this I would.

neu

2.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F040

Well, you don't want to think like that.

ang

1.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M041

Then help me stay here.

xxx

2

3

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F041

All right, but just don't go thinkin' like that 'cause otherwise what did we work for? I mean, the whole thing is for you, Chris. The whole shootin' match is for you.

xxx

1.5

4.5

Ses02F_script01_1_M042

I know. I know, Mom. Just help me stay here.

fru

2.5

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F042

All right. Just-- just don't go thinkin' that way, you hear me?

fru

1.5

3.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_M043

I am thinkin' that way.

neu

2.5

4

Ses02F_script01_1_F043

I don't understand you, do I?

fru

2

3

Ses02F_script01_1_M044

No, you don't. I'm a pretty tough guy.

neu

2.5

3.5

Ses02F_script01_1_F044

I can see that.

sad

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2

2.5

Ses02F_script01_2_F000

Why did he invite her here?

xxx

2

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Ses02F_script01_2_M000

Why does that bother you?

xxx

3

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Ses02F_script01_2_F001

She's been in New York for three and half years. Why all of a sudden?

xxx

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Ses02F_script01_2_M001

Well, maybe he just wanted to see her again.

neu

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Ses02F_script01_2_F002

Nobody comes seven hundred miles just to see.

xxx

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2.6667

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Ses02F_script01_2_M002

What do you mean? He lived next door to the girl all his life. Why wouldn't he want to see her again?

neu

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2.6667

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Ses02F_script01_2_M003

Don't look at me like that. He didn't tell me anymore than he told you.

xxx

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2.6667

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Ses02F_script01_2_F003

She's not-

xxx

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Ses02F_script01_2_M004

How do you know he's even thinking of it?

neu

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Ses02F_script01_2_F004

-he's not gonna marry her.

oth

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Ses02F_script01_2_F005

It's got that all about it.

ang

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Ses02F_script01_2_M005

Well, so what?

neu

3

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Ses02F_script01_2_F006

What's going on here, Joe?

xxx

2

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Ses02F_script01_2_M006

Now, listen Kate.

neu

3

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Ses02F_script01_2_F007

She's not his girl, Joe. She knows she's not.

xxx

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Ses02F_script01_2_M007

You can't read her mind.

neu

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