S07E08 · SCENE 1/17 · 00:31
Book Club Discussion Begins

A book club discusses A Tale of Two Cities and its themes.

00:31→02:28
in the episode · 1m 57s · S07E08

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00:31–02:28

The scene opens with a book club discussing A Tale of Two Cities, focusing on the guillotine and other elements of the book, with members sharing opinions and humor.

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00:47

Um, why don't they have the guillotine here?

00:58

Okay, are there any questions not involving the guillotine?

01:14

Everything in life is between the covers of this book, people!

02:22

You're not free. You have a date with Dickens. That'll be $5.95.

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Beats

00:32Book club discussion starts
01:02Discussion shifts to humor and guillotine

Scene in the episode

00:31–02:28
A · Peggy's Bookstore Struggle
B · Dale's Gun Sales
C · Book Club Drama

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