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LIBBY: Having an unconscious patient
was like talking to someone on the phone for hours
before ever seeing them. Your brain corrected for them to be what
you wished that they were. Toby had pictured someone
smart and complicated, though he didn't
really know why. He had not pictured someone
who posed for pictures lasciviously
with cowboy strippers at a place called
Vegas Strips. He somehow needed her to be
a person who was wonderful. Worthy
was like talking to someone on the phone for hours
before ever seeing them. Your brain corrected for them to be what
you wished that they were. Toby had pictured someone
smart and complicated, though he didn't
really know why. He had not pictured someone
who posed for pictures lasciviously
with cowboy strippers at a place called
Vegas Strips. He somehow needed her to be
a person who was wonderful. Worthy
Full Transcript
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LIBBY: Having an unconscious patient
was like talking to someone
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on the phone for hours
before ever seeing them.
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Your brain corrected for them
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to be what
you wished that they were.
00:00:09.842 --> 00:00:13.028
Toby had pictured someone
smart and complicated,
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though he didn't
really know why.
00:00:14.713 --> 00:00:17.331
He had not pictured someone
who posed for pictures
00:00:17.415 --> 00:00:19.003
lasciviously
with cowboy strippers
00:00:19.384 --> 00:00:22.329
at a place called
Vegas Strips.
00:00:22.414 --> 00:00:25.836
He somehow needed her to be
a person who was wonderful.
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Worthy.
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Movie Summary
Toby Fleishman knew what to expect when he and his wife of almost 15 years separated: weekends and every other holiday with the kids, some residual bitterness, and the occasional moment of tension in their co-parenting negotiations.
