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But every night, we'd meet again in that lobby.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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We bought ourselves a duplex.

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Elizabeth and I would lose track of the night until just before daybreak.

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The oldest woman to ever swim the English Channel arrived here today in Calais... - Keep it. ...having made the swim in 34 hours, 22 minutes and 14 seconds. The 68-year-old Elizabeth Abbott arrived at 5:38 Greenwich mean time, exhausted but happy. Miss Abbott, how would you sum up, in words, this achievement? I suppose...

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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It's not fair to a child. I don't want to be anybody's burden. Sugar, we all end up in diapers.

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I think we are going to be so happy here. Oh, what a long family history you have. They come with the house.

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They're all for me.

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It was Thanksgiving, 1930. I met the person who changed my life forever.

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I don't really know.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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I don't want to read this now. Can you just tell me where he went?

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Can you hear me, Mom?

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Time just seeped out of me.

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In 1936, when I was coming to the end of the 17th year of my life, I packed my bag, said goodbye. - Bye, Benjamin. - Goodbye. I knew, life being what it was, I'd probably never see them again.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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And late one morning, not long after I'd been back...

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"I left with just the clothes on my back."

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I had gone to a brothel. I'd had my first drink. Said goodbye to one friend and buried another.

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And so that you and your mother might have a life, I left, before you could ever remember me.

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And one fall day, a familiar visitor came knocking on our door.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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But every night, we'd meet again in that lobby.

We bought ourselves a duplex.

Elizabeth and I would lose track of the night until just before daybreak.

It's not fair to a child. I don't want to be anybody's burden. Sugar, we all end up in diapers.

I think we are going to be so happy here. Oh, what a long family history you have. They come with the house.

They're all for me.

It was Thanksgiving, 1930. I met the person who changed my life forever.

I don't really know.

I don't want to read this now. Can you just tell me where he went?

Can you hear me, Mom?

Time just seeped out of me.

In 1936, when I was coming to the end of the 17th year of my life, I packed my bag, said goodbye. - Bye, Benjamin. - Goodbye. I knew, life being what it was, I'd probably never see them again.

And late one morning, not long after I'd been back...

"I left with just the clothes on my back."

I had gone to a brothel. I'd had my first drink. Said goodbye to one friend and buried another.

And so that you and your mother might have a life, I left, before you could ever remember me.

And one fall day, a familiar visitor came knocking on our door.