The Living Wake

00:01:02 may 13th. Dates, ladies and gentlemen... dates.

00:03:54 numbers, something that was thought to be stupid only years earlier.

00:09:09 but, being a sporting man, I will give you one more chance to guess what I'll be purchasing.

00:11:45 We were wondering what kind of body-disposal options you carry. >> Let me say first I'm sorry

00:14:19 Well, I'm sure that he was a lovely man. Woman.

00:18:25 Yeah. Go ahead! Come on!

00:22:13 Awkward. Why should it stop now? So, it's been a long time.

00:24:58 It looked like a continuation of the linoleum. Mills, finish the story.

00:28:14 Friend. >> What, mills? >> It's $50 extra if somebody

00:32:00 it is my sincere honor to be here at the... >> shh!

00:34:22 you'd think with all these reference materials everywhere, you wouldn't go through the

00:36:59 Going to request, but I didn't want to impose. >> Well, I suppose better for

00:40:29 Emily Dickinson. >> Your reassurances are not enough.

00:44:15 Are you sure? You'll be dead soon. Biographer, kill yourself in

00:47:12 Please, please, I have not done much cardio lately. I am weak.

00:50:12 stand before your brother, for with God's love, all quarrels may be resolved.

00:53:08 I have worried too long about you, Klaus, and I am tired now. I'm very tired.

00:56:18 Remain in sadness. >> How are you dying, k. Roth? >> Quite well, thank you.

01:02:26 Oh! Look! A butterfly!

01:05:42 It was all so fresh, so full of hope, so untainted.

01:08:54 episodes. >> Please, Klaus, go with your doctor now.

01:11:45 I did not abandon you. >> Maybe they changed the definition of "abandon."

01:16:05 I guess life would be a very long word problem. But you implied that there was a

01:19:52 ¶ and when I no longer dwell inside this well-worn human shell ¶