Dot, dot, dot‐‐ ‐ Ellipses. ‐ Ellipses, thank you. ‐ It's called an ellipses. ‐ Ellipses, look, I hope that blowing ourselves up works, but it's really irrelevant to me as long as I'm with you. And if it kills us, well then I'd rather die with you than live in this world without you, emphatic period. ‐ That was a grammatical nightmare. ‐ Yeah, I'm hoping it didn't distract from my point too much. ‐ I mean, an emphatic period is just a‐‐ it's just an exclamation point. ‐ I didn't want to seem desperate.
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Where do you wanna go on our first date when this for sure works?
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That's a super low bar. That's a great place to start.
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But there‐‐ there's a chance that this life can be a little less mundane with you in it.
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‐ I can survive just fine without you, you know.
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‐ Your mom's house. ‐ Okay. This was a mistake. ‐ Your mom's a mistake. ‐ All right.
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That's your one sentence. ‐ I need you to survive, comma, but it's so much more than that... uh, colon. I know you better than anyone knows you. And remember that night we saw the dinosaurs, you said it yourself, in order to really know a person you have to see the entire package, the good and the bad, and I've seen your package, and it is excellent, Sarah.
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Ampersand. You're my favorite person that I've ever met, and, yes, I know that it's crazy odds that the person I like the most in my entire life would be someone I met while I was stuck in a time loop, but you know what else has crazy odds? Getting stuck in a time loop.
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You get one more sentence. ‐ Okay. Okay. Even though I pretend not to be, I've realized that I'm completely co‐dependent, but I'm cool with it because I think that life should be shared now, and I need you to survive. ‐ Okay.
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She'd heard me crying in my sleep, and... she... crawled into my bed to snuggle me because she thought that might help. And she was, like, five years old.
