I stood on the chair to dust the top of the bookcase. [Belle motions toward the bookcase in question.] And I leaned forward to far. [She kneels to collect a few books that have fallen as well as an old trinket box.] I must have knocked these over when I grabbed at the bookcase to stop from falling.
[They fell off a truck. Oh, sure they did. Belle knows better than to press when Mr. Gold is being expressly matter-of-fact about a subject, though, so she moves to find a vase.]
And quite a waste. [She reappears with a glass vase and goes to fill it with a bit of water and sugar to prolong the flowers' life.] Where do you want them?
I stood on the chair to dust the top of the bookcase. [Belle motions toward the bookcase in question.] And I leaned forward to far. [She kneels to collect a few books that have fallen as well as an old trinket box.] I must have knocked these over when I grabbed at the bookcase to stop from falling.
[They fell off a truck. Oh, sure they did. Belle knows better than to press when Mr. Gold is being expressly matter-of-fact about a subject, though, so she moves to find a vase.]
And quite a waste. [She reappears with a glass vase and goes to fill it with a bit of water and sugar to prolong the flowers' life.] Where do you want them?
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I'm fine. Just a scratch.
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I didn't see you come in.
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[Belle raises an eyebrow at the other.] If you insist. Did you want a cup of tea?
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[Motions to the half dozen roses he'd set down earlier.] They fell off a truck, seemed a pity just to leave them.
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And quite a waste. [She reappears with a glass vase and goes to fill it with a bit of water and sugar to prolong the flowers' life.] Where do you want them?
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What have you been up to all day?
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I had a few errands to run, and a chat with the mayor.
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I'm fine. Just a scratch.
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I didn't see you come in.
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[Belle raises an eyebrow at the other.] If you insist. Did you want a cup of tea?
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[Motions to the half dozen roses he'd set down earlier.] They fell off a truck, seemed a pity just to leave them.
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And quite a waste. [She reappears with a glass vase and goes to fill it with a bit of water and sugar to prolong the flowers' life.] Where do you want them?
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What have you been up to all day?
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