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Twin Peaks » Season 2 » The Condemned Woman
00:47:20
Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Ontkean, Mädchen Amick
83
Nouns
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1)
pittance
a pittance,
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2)
trappings
and stripped of aII the trappings of success,
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3)
gunshot
but there's an epidemic of muItipIe gunshot wounds
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4)
disdain
No sister-flower would be forgiven lf it disdain'd its brother
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5)
foresight
but one's foresight as well.
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6)
murderer
and conviction of Andrew Packard's murderer?
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7)
tempest
that tempest raging inside you.
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8)
spade
We have to caII a spade a spade.
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9)
apron
You're wearing a IittIe dirndI skirt, got a white apron on, you have pigtaiIs.
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10)
orphan
I mean, when you weren't busy rescuing widows and orphan
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11)
happier
And the peopIe happier.
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12)
epidemic
but there's an epidemic of muItipIe gunshot wounds
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13)
resurrection
My resurrection remains a weII-kept secret.
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14)
sweater
than a tight sweater and a perky attitude.
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15)
enthusiasm
Your enthusiasm brings a saIty tear to the eye.
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16)
spite
in spite of these reversaIs
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17)
dew
Just to keep her From the foggy, foggy dew
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18)
prosecution
Hank Jennings, witness for the prosecution.
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19)
virtue
and they aII have their virtue.
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20)
whore
You're his whore, Norma.
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21)
phantom
The return of the grisIy phantom from the grave.
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22)
tear
Your enthusiasm brings a saIty tear to the eye.
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23)
sheriff
TeII the sheriff that I was at the restaurant
Verbs
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1)
excavate
This is the one that was excavate from the dead man's skuII.
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2)
betray
Won't Mr. Eckhardt think that you've betray him?
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3)
whack
I got a match on the gun that whack you with the powder residue
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4)
insist
he does insist on seeing you aIone.
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5)
forgive
No sister-flower would be forgive lf it disdain'd its brother
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6)
warn
She warn me off herseIf.
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7)
tear
That tear it. Cooper, I'm not Ietting you out of my sight.
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8)
deserve
- Ed? - We deserve to be happy.
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9)
twist
does these twist things deIiberateIy.
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10)
arrest
Do you understand I couId arrest you right now?
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11)
arrive
My Iuggage arrive. Thank you, Audrey.
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12)
suppose
Sheriff, I suppose it's been very hard on aII of us
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13)
shoot
the night that Leo Johnson was shot.
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14)
appreciate
I appreciate any reIuctance you have for busting your paI's oId Iady,
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15)
murder
I never heard of a man who murder by the ruIes.
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16)
escape
I escape from Jonathan in the airport
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17)
promise
WeII, then, I'II come back, I promise.
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18)
strip
and strip of aII the trappings of success,
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19)
attend
PIease attend a gathering of the angeIs tonight at the Road House, 9:30.''
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20)
push
EspeciaIIy once they find out who push the button on Andrew
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21)
decide
In fact, I decide
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22)
assume
I assume you stiII have a taste for bubbIy.
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23)
wave
''Mountains kiss, wave cIasp.
Adverbs
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1)
carefully
Now, Dale, listen carefully.
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2)
indeed
Indeed.
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3)
perhaps
Perhaps you were meant to be together aII aIong.
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4)
sometimes
Sometimes I wonder if our Josie
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5)
forward
Yes, I Iook forward to your stint in housekeeping.
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6)
quite
but in this particular contest, quite disastrous,
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7)
soon
I'II see you soon.
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8)
though
- Poor Josie. - Oh, she has her charms, though.
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9)
together
we had the most magicaI night together.
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10)
ago
Years ago, I made an investment in him,
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11)
ever
- Who from? - I guess who was ever sitting there.
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12)
once
As someone who was once your friend,
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13)
hard
Sheriff, I suppose it's been very hard on aII of us
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14)
never
I never heard of a man who murdered by the ruIes.
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15)
again
I've spoken to Mr. Eckhardt again on your behaIf.
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16)
too
My guess is, Harry, not too weII.
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17)
course
I hated you at first, of course.
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18)
around
foIIowing this chick around. She is a menace.
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19)
down
I'II be going back down to the garage.
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20)
much
That's not true, I did Iove you very much.
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21)
even
even when he was a IocaI boy pounding naiIs.
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22)
right
Lucy, caII Pete MarteII, get him over here right away.
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23)
before
I wanted us to go somepIace we've never been before.
Adjectives
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1)
autumnal
Fly to my breast, Pierce me in colors autumnal,
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2)
perverse
EarIe has a perverse sense of honor about these things.
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3)
disastrous
but in this particular contest, quite disastrous,
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4)
roasted
They're incredibIe roasted.
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5)
sore
- You are a sight for sore eyes. - Look who's taIking.
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6)
grave
as we play for grave stakes,
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7)
desperate
And desperate though we may seem,
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8)
surprised
Oh, she Iooked surprised.
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9)
weird
ActuaIIy I got this reaIIy weird note.
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10)
intent
each more intent than the other on financiaI gain.
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11)
odd
- I think she's gone out. - Yes, it's rather odd.
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12)
vast
in an era of vast environmentaI carnage.
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13)
okay
Look, it's okay for you to feeI bad about what happened to you,
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14)
mad
News at 5. AII right, fine, you're not mad,
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15)
dangerous
but it sounds dangerous.
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16)
tight
than a tight sweater and a perky attitude.
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17)
virgin
upon whose virgin pages you shaII scribe.
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18)
rare
My father's friends are rare than the pine weaseI.
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19)
sweet
Goodbye, you sweet Packards.
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20)
heavy
I'm traveIing with some heavy equipment this trip.
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21)
serious
Harry, you obviousIy seem serious about this,
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22)
interesting
That's very interesting, Hank.
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23)
poor
Poor man.
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