During the last year of Keith's life, he was attempting to dry out quite a lot, and I was drying out with him. We were, in fact, involved in a mutual project. … I went to his hospital bedside on a couple of occasions just after he'd had a little ... epileptic fit of some description, following withdrawal of alcohol. ... The tragic thing was seeing Keith go back to drinking. You see, he … had never really decided to quit.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "During the last year of Keith's life, he was attempting to dry out quite a lot, and I was drying out with him. We were, in fact, involved in a mutual project. … I went to his hospital bedside on a couple of occasions just after he'd had a little ... epileptic fit of some description, following withdrawal of alcohol. ... The tragic thing was seeing Keith go back to drinking. You see, he … had never really decided to quit." in the context of "Graham Chapman, in an interview on Parkinson in October 1980 (series 10, episode 8)Chapman, Graham (15 October 1980), language: Michael ParkinsonParkinson Episode #10.8 (TV Episode 1980), work: IMDb, retrieved: 2023-06-11" to mean that wisdom is timeless.