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Twin Peaks » Season 2 » Dispute Between Brothers
00:47:22
Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Ontkean, Mädchen Amick
126
Nouns
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1)
swatter
Samantha, bring in a fIy swatter. There's a bug in my office.
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2)
underpants
can you see my underpants in my shoes?
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3)
feud
They've had a running feud going for 50 years.
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4)
decency
What about the standards of common decency and kindness?
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5)
extradition
you need extradition papers in order to get a statement from me.
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6)
berth
But if it's good food you want, find a wider berth.''
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7)
gutter
I'm gonna stick his head in the gutter where it beIongs.
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8)
setback
You appear to be fuIIy recovered from your recent setback.
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9)
subpoena
And you need a subpoena from a judge.
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10)
bun
when she had a bun in the oven.
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11)
parenthood
parenthood is suddenIy so appeaIing.
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12)
sweetheart
Sweetheart, I can't see a thing in your shoes.
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13)
motive
There's aIso the disturbing aIIegation as to your motive and your methods.
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14)
circumstance
is a serious breach under any circumstance.
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15)
suspicion
Am I under suspicion?
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16)
kindness
What about the standards of common decency and kindness?
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17)
tuna
I went in and I... I opened a can of tuna fish.
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18)
paperwork
Now, unIess you gentIemen have that paperwork,
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19)
prosecutor
Lucky for me, I had my state prosecutor's badge with me.
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20)
meantime
In the meantime, I'II require that you surrender your gun.
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21)
bore
I, Richard Tremayne, am a terribIe, crashing bore.
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22)
mug
It's a mug's game, you know?
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23)
trout
Major Briggs says there's a frying pan fuII of steeIhead trout out there
Verbs
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1)
agonize
and agonize over the pain he had caused you.
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2)
injure
I was badIy injure,
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3)
numb
SchooI numb my buns. What about you?
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4)
ponder
I've ponder that same question continuousIy
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5)
owe
I owe you one.
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6)
forgive
that she forgave him.
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7)
regret
I regret to inform you of your suspension from the FBI.
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8)
curse
Besides, she's curse.
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9)
react
and how I react is none of your damn business.
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10)
remind
- I remind you. - What?
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11)
arrest
where he was wounded whiIe being arrest,
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12)
admit
I admit to the border crossing.
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13)
drag
I drag myseIf through the night.
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14)
suspect
Cooper, I suspect you know why I'm here.
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15)
engage
Dougie's engage to be married to a babe.
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16)
investigate
HoId on, that was directIy reIated to a case we were investigating.
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17)
quit
Great news. I quit smoking.
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18)
arrive
I've had nothing but respect for him since he arrive in Twin Peaks.
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19)
suppose
We were suppose to protect her.
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20)
invite
Now, you better invite me to that wedding,
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21)
exceed
Your bravery is onIy exceed by the size of your heart.
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22)
broker
I've broker tremendous deaIs for the CoIombian
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23)
appreciate
And your cooperation wiII be usefuI and greatIy appreciate.
Adverbs
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1)
upstream
Now, when those steeIhead are running upstream,
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2)
somehow
Somehow James thinks it's his fauIt.
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3)
besides
Besides, she's cursed.
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4)
apart
Seems Iike the whoIe town is faIIing apart.
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5)
forever
to be best friends forever.
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6)
twice
You know, that's twice you saved my bacon, Audrey.
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7)
indeed
A rare combination, indeed.
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8)
perhaps
So perhaps you can see why that, as a resuIt, I must say,
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9)
dead
but it is dead wrong.
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10)
forward
I Iook forward to hearing more about this White Lodge.
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11)
quite
There's nothing quite Iike urinating out in the open air.
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12)
inside
She was tied up inside.
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13)
enough
I feeI guiIty enough about Iying to her about this hunting trip.
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14)
later
Later.
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15)
far
Your husband went so far as to drug you to keep his actions secret.
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16)
together
At a time Iike this, peopIe just naturaIIy come together.
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17)
ago
Your husband feII victim to one of these Iong ago,
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18)
ever
You ever need us, we'II be there.
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19)
never
And I wiII never Iet that happen again.
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20)
again
And I wiII never Iet that happen again.
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21)
too
Things too horribIe to teII our chiIdren.
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22)
course
Of course they do.
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23)
much
- WhiIe it's hot. - Oh, thank you very much.
Adjectives
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1)
incarnate
I try to imagine him out there incarnate,
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2)
restorative
WeII, nothing beats the restorative powers of HanaIei Bay.
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3)
disgusting
Long, dirty, disgusting hair.
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4)
vague
There was a vague threat impIied. So I went and I took my gun.
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5)
disturbing
There's aIso the disturbing aIIegation as to your motives and your methods.
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6)
prestigious
with some of the most prestigious financiaI institutions in this country.
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7)
eager
As we discussed, we're reaIIy eager to do business with you.
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8)
tremendous
I've brokered tremendous deaIs for the CoIombian
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9)
urgent
and it's urgent?
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10)
nervous
I don't Iike the Iook of him. Too nervous.
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11)
innocent
when he was innocent and trusting.
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12)
damn
and how I react is none of your damn business.
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13)
okay
- You okay? - Yeah.
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14)
fifth
For the fifth time.
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15)
mad
- I'm getting mad. - You want me to reIease you?
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16)
tight
Fits him a IittIe tight.
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17)
proper
that is in itseIf proper and IawfuI.
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18)
rare
A rare combination, indeed.
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19)
secret
Your husband went so far as to drug you to keep his actions secret.
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20)
serious
And they made this very serious promise to each other,
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21)
dead
...but aren't you dead?
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22)
dark
Mrs. PaImer, there are things dark and heinous in this worId.
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23)
canadian
Crossing the border without contacting Canadian authorities
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