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Clips from The O.C. - The Heights (S01E01)

"This is a policy-changing, career-making piece of litigation."
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"A tree-hugging crusader, like yourself, would kill for a case like this."
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"- And you want to share this with me. - Yes."
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"Why even tempt me with this?"
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"It's a conflict of interest. I'm not even sure it'd be ethical."
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"The client, the Balboa Land Trust, not only waived the conflict of interest..."
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"You came to this firm..."
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"They're gonna teach this in law school. So, what's it gonna be?"
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"Your sex life? Or the swamp rose?"
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"You were elected by the students, you've held the position for two years."
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"I know, Dr. Kim. But that was before everything that happened this summer."
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"...but you're a leader here at Harbor, that doesn't have to change."
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"Not anymore."
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"...will affect your college transcript..."
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"...people are always going to talk."
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"You may as well give them something good to talk about."
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"Don't disappear, Marissa. This is your school, your life."
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"You never told me about summer reading."
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"Who does summer reading?"
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"Anna here has convinced me to join The Plank, the literary magazine."
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"...you don't have to wear a sports bra."
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"It's appealing on many levels. Plus I feel..."
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"- Oh, okay. - Yeah."
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"I talked to the dean, and..."
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"- I know, that sounds lame. - Yeah. No, it's cool."
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"- So... - Can we reschedule?"
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"- Absolutely. - What about the carnival?"
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"I'll save you a ride on the Ferris wheel."
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"Okay. So I'll see you."
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"- Morning. - I didn't hear you come in last night."
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"Dad's demanding a company breakfast. Some kind of crisis."
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"If this is how it's gonna be, after a couple of weeks of work..."
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"What have they got you working on?"
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"How about lunch today? I'll pay."
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"No, actually, you can pay."
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"You're the one that's working on a high-profile case."
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"- How did school go for you? - Fine. Just behind."
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"After one day? Nice work."
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"It's brutal. You're brave to face those preppy little savages."
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"I mean the teachers."
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"...everybody's got something, except me."
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"- Okay. - Harbor's got a great archery program..."
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"Fencing?"
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"With Ryan, we have an opportunity to have a real athlete in the family."
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"Somebody to achieve..."
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"...all that your Jewishness has prevented me from accomplishing."
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"- I always wanted to play soccer. - I used to play."
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"I didn't get around to getting those cookbooks."
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"- It's just temporary. - I can handle it."
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"Did you talk to your mom?"
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"I'm sorry about all this, sweetheart."
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"- I just wish you would've told me. - I know, I know."
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"But things will be different now."
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"- Hey, Mr. Cooper. - Luke."
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"So is this your new place? Looks great."
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"Yeah, she told me what happened, and she doesn't want to talk right now."
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"Don't say it."
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"What can I do?"
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"You can leave."
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"Okay."
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"- Hey. - Hi."
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"- How did it go with the carnival? - Oh, very exciting."
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"If I get out of my meeting early..."
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"I figure getting involved in school might not be such a bad idea."
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"Cool."
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"Seth, come sit here by me."
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"Sit!"
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"Oh, my God! Okay, so tell me about Tahiti."
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"- Oh, it was incredible. - Anna just sailed to Tahiti."
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"Sailing is, like, so not the fastest way to get anywhere."
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"If you'd flown, you would've gotten there a lot sooner."
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"You should be on the debate team."
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"- Nice office. - It came furnished."
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"You're talking about destroying one of the world's most productive ecosystems."
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"It's like selling off the rainforest to profit a few individuals..."
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"...and asking generations of others to pay for it."
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"We have proposed to protect 350 acres of wildlife refuge and a natural park."
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"You'll still add 30% more traffic and 10 tons of air pollution daily."
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"Not to mention what you'll do to the water supply."
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"- You're gonna take this. - No..."
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"Well, as long as you're comfortable. I gotta go."
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"I gotta keep this off my father's radar. He's going to lose his mind."
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"All right, move! Don't wait for it!"
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"Hey. You Atwood?"
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"- What position you coming out for? - Striker."
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"You see that kid out front? That's Luke, the captain and striker."
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"Let's go! Show me something!"
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"Make sure the band's booked. No last-second surprises."
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"All you want is for me to tell you that everything's okay now. It's not."
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"I don't care how you feel or what you're going through."
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"- Because you didn't care about me. - That's not true."
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"It's just..."
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"I'm so sorry."
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"Do you have any idea how hard it is to not be able to talk to you?"
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"- You think it's easy for me? - Let's just start over."
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"Please?"
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"I do."
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"If I hadn't caught you..."
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"...I'd still love you too."
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"I gotta go."
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"I was trying to keep this from my dad, and now it's on the front page."
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"- This was not to go to the press. - It's your firm!"
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"Well, I guess they got the story straight."
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"Something I've been crafting for a while."
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"So, what's up, dude?"
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"- We had dinner 12 hours ago. - Fine. Keep it all bottled up."
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"That wasn't nothing. I saw thoughts forming and words percolating."
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"Last night, I saw Marissa with Luke."
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"- Making out? - Making up."
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"Luke was crying?"
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"So ask her about it. If nothing's going on, she'll tell you."
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"Trust me, what he doesn't know won't hurt you."
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"- Hi. - Hi."
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"After two days?"
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"- How'd it go? - Good. I think it'll be good."
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"- After I couldn't find you, I went home. - Sorry."
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"Yeah, but you've got soccer practice later. Maybe I'll stop by."
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"I gotta get to class. I'll see you."
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"- I mean, ew! - That's my girl."
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"You can write up the lab reports."
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