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Morgan Freeman

You're going to relegate my history to a month.

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Morgan Freeman is criticizing the idea of limiting the recognition of his history to just one month, implying that his contributions and experiences deserve more than a brief, designated period. He is expressing frustration that such a narrow timeframe diminishes the importance and ongoing relevance of his cultural and historical impact.

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