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Jim: Someone should put poison in her Epsom salts.
Ray: Grandma?
Jim: Get lost.
Ray: Hang loose, boy. I’m warning you.
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End:
Ray: Here. Look, will you do something for me? If the pot starts boiling again, come and see me before you get yourself in a jam? Come in and shoot the breeze. It’s easier sometimes than talking to your folks.
Jim: Okay.
Ray: Any time--day or night. You calmed down enough to go back now?
James Fuller, Rebel Without a Cause. Based on the screenplay by Stewart Stern. Dramatic Publishing Company, 1958. pp.20-23.
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