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Susan and Wilson have a rather storied history with each other: Susan left her husband to be with Wilson, but then went back to her husband. This pattern seems to be ongoing and is complicated further by the fact that Susan also has feelings for the derelict poet Becker. In this scene, Wilson confronts Susan about her lack of fidelity.
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WILSON How could you just suddenly: disappear?
SUSAN I didn't.
WILSON I thought you did. And I thought you loved me.
SUSAN Well, I do love you.
WILSON Oh, yes, you love me, but you don't love me in that way.
SUSAN I never pretended to love you in that way.
WILSON I can't go on in life without being loved in that way.
SUSAN A lot of people are never loved in that
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