Want to what?
Fail? Go back out there?
Did Nolan forget to write the rest of the dialogue here?
You're afraid that if I go back out there, I'll fail
Gabriel Wright
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Adrian Fisher
The next line, "for you", is mean to be part of the same sentence.
Bentley Peterson
Considering the last part of Bateman's sentence is "I will fail", I assume it is the object of the want verb. So the butler is afraid Bateman wants to fail. I guess he is afraid Bateman wants to fail so he doesn't have to try anymore.
Aiden Martinez
If I go back out there, will you die?
Benjamin Rivera
It would be extremely afrightening.
Logan Martin
You're an old guy
Samuel Morales
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Nathaniel Howard
This is literally so random xD
Easton Richardson
the great thing about Mr. Nolan's films is that they have so many layers of meaning
Nathan Robinson
I was going to say that Christopher Nolan should get an honorary doctorate and be called Dr. Nolan but he is too high a person for that. Nolan should be the first person to receive a "Bravorate" degree.
Br. Nolan
BRAVO NOLAN
Jose Garcia
but Br. is already short for brother
Ryder Lewis
Sir Nolan. He's a brit, right?
Levi Flores
Even being knighted and calling him a "Sir", is a very small honor for a man as great as Nolan.
Liam Brooks
after Sir comes the given name of the person, not the family name
how fucking stupid do people have to be not to understand this?
Nathan Peterson
Actually no if he's the only person knighted in his family. Besides, let's not stand on ceremony here.
Carson Morgan
en.wikipedia.org
>The prefix is used with the holder's given name or full name, but never with the surname alone. For example, whilst Sir Alexander and Sir Alexander Fleming would be correct, Sir Fleming would not.
Henry Howard
Damn I fucked up. How will I ever recover?
Jaxon Robinson
S A V A G E
Henry Parker
B R A V O N O L A N
Cooper Turner
oooooooohhhh, that's Mr. Savage to you, boy!
Levi Adams
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