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:Black Hat: Oh, I pretend to write in it on the train, and wait for a shy-looking girl to sit across from me.
 
:Black Hat: Oh, I pretend to write in it on the train, and wait for a shy-looking girl to sit across from me.
  
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:[Scene change to inside a train wagon with two poles and two rows of seats facing each other across the central pathway. Black Hat, writing in his journal, is sitting to the right across from Megan to the left, who sits with her arm on her handbag standing on the seat next to her. The windows of the train are completely black. The door to the next wagon can be seen at the back of the wagon. Black Hat is telling the story from the previous frame, so the text is written above the two characters but does not belong to the Black Hat in the panel.]
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:[Scene change to inside a train wagon with two poles and two rows of seats facing each other across the central pathway. Black Hat writing in his journal is sitting to the right across from Megan to the left who sits with her arm on her handbag standing on the seat next to her. The windows of the train are completely black. The door to the next wagon can be seen at the back of the wagon. Black Hat is telling the story from the previous frame, so the text is written above the two characters but does not belong to the Black Hat in the panel.]
 
:Black Hat (narrating): I glance up and wait for her to make eye contact, then look down bashfully and, if I can, blush.
 
:Black Hat (narrating): I glance up and wait for her to make eye contact, then look down bashfully and, if I can, blush.
  

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