Original artwork, not a still
You're right, I'm wrong. Sorry. I'd like to be a nice man. I would. I just don't know how to be nice.
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The speaker admits fault, apologizes and expresses a wish to be kind, then confesses that he does not know how. The repeated short sentences make the admission sound difficult to articulate. Good intentions and the ability to act on them remain painfully separate.
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