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[in 1931, Noodles meets Deborah]

Deborah Gelly:
Aren't you going to say hello?
Noodles:
Hello.
[Moe cues a band to play the "Amapola" tune]

Noodles:
Your brother's a real friend. He's a romantic. Max tell you I was getting out today?
Deborah Gelly:
Max? No.
Noodles:
You remembered yourself?
Deborah Gelly:
No, Moe, it's always Moe.
Noodles:
Yeah. You weren't counting the days?
Deborah Gelly:
Of course I was. 4344, 4343... I lost track at 3000.
Noodles:
That wasn't my choice. Yes, it was. It still is. Did you come here to welcome me back at least?
Deborah Gelly:
I still live here. I was on my way out, Moe said I should say hello.
Noodles:
I hope Moe didn't have to bend your arm or anything.
Deborah Gelly:
No. Welcome back, Noodles.
Max:
[calling]
Hey, Noodles!
Noodles:
You dancing?
Deborah Gelly:
Every night at the Palace Theatre. I've made some progress since I danced here among the brooms and the empties. You can come spy on me if you like... if you have time.
Noodles:
Every night.
Max:
Noodles!
Deborah Gelly:
Go on, Noodles, your mother's calling you.
Deborah Gelly:
It's good to see you again, Noodles.
[leaves]

Noodles:
my pleasure...

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C'era una volta in America (1984)

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