RUNNING AWAY FROM PROBLEMS
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or our recent fracas. In my opinion, Conrad is a fine young man. He was betrayed. We must do something. Always ready to face the world. No, don't ignore me, Father.You know it's true. You cannot keep running away from problems . But I shall, of course,respect your wishes... and do everything I canto keep him out of harm's way. I don't believe it was a German mine.There is something more afoot. And what if you're successful?
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You know, you are literally
running away from your problems.
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You know, maybe running away
from your problems is wrong. | You know, maybe running away
from your problems is wrong.
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If he's running away from his problems,
maybe I should, too.
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You should try talking to him
instead of running away from your problems.
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Look, I mean, I have a really bad
habit of running away from my problems.
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- I know you're upset, But you're never gonna
solve anything By running away
from your problems, okay? | - I know you're upset, But you're never gonna
solve anything By running away
from your problems...
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Bud-dha:
Running away from our troubles isn't going to solve our problems.
Mudbud:
Yeah, but at least we'll all still be together.
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He has always been the type of man to chase after his dreams. But now it feels like we're just running away
from his problems. | He has always been the type of man to chase after his dreams....
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But I just realized
that you can't solve anything by running away from your problems.
Like, you have to face them… no matter how… how heavy they are.
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Let's leave Janet
and Samuel doing karaoke... ..and go find Arthur running away from grief PHONE RINGS and towards a whole new
set of problems.
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[narrator] That doesn’t mean running away
from your problems. It means observing your reaction
to those problems instead of engaging with them, appreciating that these feelings
are passing products of...
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l and, well, because it's awfulnot to be able to do whatit is that you want to do. I think mathematicsmust be dull. I like your girl, Frank. Me, too. So, what do a coupleof people like youhave to run away from ? We're not running.So what's in Paris? A different way of life. Maybe we are running. We're running from thehopeless emptiness of thewhole life here, right? The hopeless emptiness?
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Dornan:
What I'd like to do now is to interview each of you individually. Who wants to go first?
Montoya Santana:
Corky.
Dornan:
Corky.
Puppet:
Santana, how was the bus ride home?
Montoya Santana:...
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I think I lostthe buggers. Any luck with the disk? Well... Took what they had. Should be something usefulon one of them. Hope so. What are we looking for? Anything about Adam. Any problemsgetting in...
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in circles. Perhaps that's because you'reuncertain about leaving. I didn't choose any of this. - I know that.- No. You don't understand. Then explain it to me. I know how freeing it must seemto walk away from all of this, but running from yourproblems doesn't fix them. No, it might fix this. What is it that you're not telling me? Hm? You're hiding something.You have been for weeks. I can't help you if you
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Jack Woltz:
All right, start talking!
Tom Hagen:
I come from a personal friend of Mr Johnny Fontane. That friend promises his undying friendship if you would do him a small favour.
Jack Woltz:
What'...
Scene Description:
a man in a suit is smoking a pipe and talking to another man.