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Alexis: "I did when we thought that was a one-time thing. Now it's becoming a regular occurrence." Ned: "No, look. Eddie is a role I play. I put him on, I take him off with the leather pants." Alexis: "Yeah, but every time you put on those leather pants, you become someone else. You're a musician, you talk like a musician, you act like a musician, you wear that funny little hair thing under your lip, and girls want you to sign your name on their bras, which I find incredibly bizarre. I think it's very schizophrenic." Ned: "I feel the same way when you walk into a courtroom defending a case. You're standing in front of a judge, but I know it's you." Alexis: "That is--" Ned: "But different." Alexis: "Not the same thing at all. I'm Alexis wherever I go. You're Ned here, you're Eddie there. It's two different identities. It's two different worlds." Ned: "Talk about deja vu." Alexis: "I know that Lois had a problem with this, too." Ned: "Lois only wanted Eddie. She didn't think that Ned was even real." Alexis: "But I'm talking about lifestyles. I'm comfortable with Ned's lifestyle. I'm not comfortable with Eddie's lifestyle." Ned: "All right. If you feel this way, why did you push me to keep going back out doing concerts as Eddie?" Alexis: "Because I know how much you enjoy it. I know how much you like performing, and I wanted to be a supportive partner. I just didn't know that you would take my advice. Do you see the logic there?" Ned: "Not exactly a great legal mind at work. But lovable." Alexis: "Cynical, sexy, corporate-raiding, gate-keeping Ned. I know how to fit with him. I don't know how to fit with Eddie." Ned: "I see. And Eddie Maine travels in a different world." Alexis: "But you understand that world, and if you like it, you should do it, but I just can't do it with you because I feel like an outsider. Eddie Maine is a nice place to visit. I just don't want to live there." Ned: "Well, I don't want to live anywhere without you. So, I'll be happy to say good-bye to Eddie Maine. Say the word, and I bury him in Detroit." | ||
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