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Ses01F_impro06_F026
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Some, I guess. She memorized this one, John Dunn, it's called, Death Be Not Proud. and-
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sad
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Ses01F_impro06_M016
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So she wrote a lot of poetry?
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neu
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Ses01F_impro06_F027
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There's another one, I can't remember.
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neu
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Ses01F_impro06_F028
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I remember, too, when we were-- she died at U.C.L.A. She had brain surgery and there was not much hope to begin with, but I gave blood for her surgery, her mom and I before, so we dropped her off in the waiting room and then we were giving blood and came back. And she, in her wheelchair, like can hardly do anything, reciting her poetry for these people like in the waiting room. All she needs is a God damn audience. You know?
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sad
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Ses01F_impro06_M017
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Mmhmm.Mmhmm.Mmhmm.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M000
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Did you get the letter?
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F000
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Yes. There's a big envelope it says, you're in. I know.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M001
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Yeah. That is so awesome.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M002
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Oh my God. What are you going to do? [LAUGHTER]
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F001
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So I have to move back to the ghetto but...I know.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M003
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Oh-Yeah, I bet you're really excited. Oh. That's what loans are for? Right? Exactly.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F002
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I'm really excited. Yeah. I don't know how I'm going to pay for anything, but... I also- Yeah. Loans, too, yeah. I applied, though, for a bunch of grants and scholarships so I'm still waiting to hear on that.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M004
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Oh. Good, good. That's awesome. Are you going to stay around here? Or are you going to like get a different neighborhood- you going to move to a different neighborhood?
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F003
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Oh- I know, I know, I know, I know.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F004
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I don't know. I spend so much time commuting as it is, I'd rather.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M005
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This is so- I am so happy that you're going to stay. You're not going to...We should totally throw a party.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F005
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I know. We should throw a party.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F006
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At Arapaho we could afford that. [GARBAGE]. Yeah. So what are you doing this summer, though? You're staying around, too, yeah?
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M006
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A rapper party ho. Yeah. Okay.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M007
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I am just- Yeah. I'm sticking around, I'm just doing my thing. I'm living here. I'm so glad you're going to stay, I'm so glad you're going to be here. Yeah. Woo.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F007
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It's a relief too. I mean I was thinking I was going to have to pack up all of my stuff but yeah. Hooray for U.S.C.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M008
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Yeah. Big time.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M009
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Mmhmm. Mmhmm. Yay. So what major? What are you doing?
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F008
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Umm. It's...It's uhh...It's Critical Studies. It's a really prestigious program, so they say.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M010
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Oh, okay.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M011
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Ooh. Fancy.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_F009
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Yeah. I'm not sure.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M012
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Is this a Masters or a P.h.D.? Or can you...? Nice
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neu
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Ses01F_impro07_F010
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Umm...P.h.D. [LAUGHTER]
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M013
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That's good. Don't you have to like teach a class, too, when you do that?
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neu
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Ses01F_impro07_F011
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Um, yeah, yeah. I'm a TA for two sessions. Mmhmm.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M014
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Teacher. Mrs. Nash, I have a question.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F012
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So I get to mold young minds. Mrs.? That's my mother.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M015
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You have to get married. Well you are married to Chuck. You're Mrs. Nash. Not to be confused with Mrs. Dash which is the popular seasoning.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_F013
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I would be like- Oh. Right, right, right.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M016
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Mrs. Nash. That's so awesome, though.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_F014
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Yeah. Yeah I'm excited. Hooray. And then I'll be a millionaire once I graduate, you understand? Because that's the way it works.
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M017
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Yay...School's fun.
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exc
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Ses01F_impro07_M018
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Of course, right. That's where the real money is, being a student.
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neu
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Ses01F_impro07_F015
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Yeah. Totally. [LAUGHTER]
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xxx
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Ses01F_impro07_M019
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That's how you get the big bucks. Are you messing with the chair? Don't ruin it.
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hap
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Ses01F_impro07_F016
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I know. I made such a mess of it, the entire time. The last three things I've done, I've ruined everything, I think. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
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exc
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Ses01F_script01_1_F000
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What's he going to say?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F001
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Maybe we should tell him before he sees it.
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M000
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He saw it.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F002
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How could he see it? I was the first one up; he was still in bed.
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sur
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Ses01F_script01_1_M001
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He was out here when it broke.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F003
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When?
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M002
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Four o clock this morning. I heard a crack and I woke up and looked out. He was standing right over there when it cracked.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F004
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What was he doing out here at four o clock in the morning?
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M003
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I don't know.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F005
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He's dreaming of him again, walking around.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_M004
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I guess he is.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F006
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It's getting to be just like after he died. What's the meaning of that?
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M005
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I don't know the meaning of it. But I know one thing, Mom, you've made a terrible mistake with father.
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fru
| 2.6667
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Ses01F_script01_1_F007
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What?
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M006
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Being dishonest with him, you know. This kind of thing always pays off and it's paying off.
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_F008
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What do you mean dishonest?
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M007
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You know Larry is not coming back and I know it. Why do we allow him to go on thinking that we believe with him?
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F009
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What do you want to do? Argue with him?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M008
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I don't want to argue but it's time he realized that nobody believes Larry is alive.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M009
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You know? Why shouldn't he walk the nights thinking of him, dreaming of him? Do we contradict him? Do we say, we don't have any hope anymore? That we haven't had any hope for years now?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F010
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You can't say that to him.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M010
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We've got to say it to him.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F011
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Where's the proof? Do you have any proof?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M011
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For God's sake, three years? Nobody comes back after three years; that's insane.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F012
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To you it is, to me it is, but to your father, you can talk yourself until you are blue in the face. But there is no grave and there is no body, so where are you?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M012
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Sit down, Mom. I want to talk to you.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F013
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It's that the trouble is those God damn newspapers. Every month some new boy comes back and so the next one is going to be Larry, they just--
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M013
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All right, all right, all right. You know why I asked Annie here, right?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F014
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Why?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M014
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You know.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F015
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Well I got an idea, but what's your story?
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_M015
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I'm going to ask her to marry me.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F016
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Well that's only your business, Chris.
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M016
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You know it's not just my business.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F017
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Well what do you want me to do? You're old enough to know your own mind.
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M017
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So all right then, I'll just go ahead with it?
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F018
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Well you want to make sure that your father is not going to --
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M018
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Then it's not just my business.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F019
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I'm just saying.
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M019
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You know sometimes you infuriate me. you know that? Isn't it your business if I tell father and he throws a fit about it? God, you have such a talent for ignoring things.
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ang
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Ses01F_script01_1_F020
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Oh. I ignore what I got to ignore. That girl is Larry's girl.
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xxx
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Ses01F_script01_1_M020
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She's not Larry's girl.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F021
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From your father's point of view, he is not dead and- Chris he still thinks he's still alive. The girl is Larry's girl.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F022
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Now you can go on from there if you know where to go, but I'm telling you, I don't know where to go.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M021
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I don't know why it is, but every time I reach out for something I have to pull back because I am afraid other people will suffer. My whole bloody life, time after time.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F023
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You're a considerate fellow, there's nothing wrong in that.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M022
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To hell with that.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F024
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I just don't see why. Have you asked Annie yet?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M023
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I wanted to get this settled first.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F025
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Well how do you know she's going to marry you? Maybe she feels the same way your father does.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M024
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Well if she does, then that's it. That's the end of it. From her letters, though, I think she's pretty much forgotten him.
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neu
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| 2
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Ses01F_script01_1_M025
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And then we'll thrash it out with father. Okay Mom? Don't avoid me.
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neu
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Ses01F_script01_1_F026
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The trouble is you don't see enough women. You never did.
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fru
| 2.6667
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Ses01F_script01_1_M026
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So what. I'm not fast with women.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F027
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Why does it have to be Annie?
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M027
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Because it is.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_F028
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Oh that's a great reason. It's no reason at all.
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fru
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Ses01F_script01_1_M028
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I don't know.
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fru
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