Nobody could argue that. The point is, that kind of bargaining has got to stop
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Daniel Grudge:
[bitterly noting the loss of his son's life in war]
I give them a son, and they give me back his affects. That, I submit to you, is a lousy bargain. Fred:
Nobody could argue that. The point is, that kind of bargaining has got to stop
[bitterly noting the loss of his son's life in war]
I give them a son, and they give me back his affects. That, I submit to you, is a lousy bargain. Fred:
Nobody could argue that. The point is, that kind of bargaining has got to stop
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I give them a son
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and they give me back
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his effects
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That I submit to you
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is a lousy bargain
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Nobody could argue that
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The point is
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that kind of bargaining has got to stop
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Movie Summary
Daniel Grudge, a wealthy industrialist and fierce isolationist long embittered by the loss of his son in World War II, is visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve who lead him to reconsider his attitude toward his fellow man.
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Daniel Grudge
Fred
