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Maybe the world is blind or just a
little unkind.
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You don't know.
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Seems you can't be sure of anything
anymore.
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Guy Johnson, he should be here in a
minute.
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I ain't afraid of you kids, Brewster.
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I'm the meanest, toughest, honorary
hombre.
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What's the Disney world?
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I'm calling you out, Snake Eye.
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your mother and kissed your horse.
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Terry!
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I mean shot your horse and kissed your
mother.
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Is it true that you gunned down your own
parents when you were seven years old?
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Well, stop anyway.
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Now, are you girls ready for some good
news?
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Yeah, sure.
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The circus is back in town. Anybody want
to go and see it? Yeah!
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Lions!
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Tigers!
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Trapeze artists!
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When are we going?
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Tomorrow. Terrific!
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Perfect! I can't go.
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You can't? Why not?
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I just can't go, that's all.
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You guys go ahead without me. But,
Cherry!
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You can't miss the circus.
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Don't you want to see it?
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Gin?
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Again?
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I don't believe this.
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I owe you 28 bucks.
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Henry, are you busy?
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Not really. I'm just playing gin with
this stupid dog.
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He can't be too stupid. You owe him 48
bucks.
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Oh, did I say 28?
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I meant 48.
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about how weird Cherry acted today.
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Well, it's not weird to want to be by
yourself once over so often.
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I know, but look.
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This is my diary from last year.
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May 9th, Cherry disappeared.
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Tomorrow is May 9th, exactly one year
later.
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I see your point. Do you see my point? I
see your point.
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So, the big question is, why does Cherry
disappear?
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May 9th, every year.
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Think she's working for the CIA?
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I can clearly doubt it. There must be a
more likely explanation.
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Like she's being blackmailed!
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And May 9th, every year, she has to pay
off the slimy, sleazy crook.
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And nobody will find out her secret.
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What secret?
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If we knew, she wouldn't have to pay the
slimy sleazy crook anymore.
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I don't think that's it either.
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I'm going to find out what it is. Cherry
isn't my best friend, and if she's in
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any kind of trouble, I have to help her.
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Hunky, don't forget your diary.
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I guess you didn't hear me.
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so fast.
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What's going on?
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That's what I'd like to know.
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Why have you been walking around in
circles all day?
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You were following me?
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I was trying to.
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First, you go to the park and scare away
the pigeons.
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I think you're keeping secret.
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Can you read the card as that?
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I guess, but make it fast.
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I want to sharpen up my gin game and win
my money back from this flea -bitten
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card shark.
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How much did you end up losing?
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$106.
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And what's worse, he insisted on cash.
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I followed Cherry today and found out
why she wanted to be alone.
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Because the day of the day, our parents
died.
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Oh.
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I shouldn't have forced her to tell me.
I was out of line.
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I see your point.
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Do you see my point? I see your point.
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I wonder why Cherry never mentions her
parents.
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She doesn't even have pictures of them
up in her room.
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Well, maybe it's too painful for her.
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Henry, I remember when my mom abandoned
me. I didn't want to talk about it, but
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you kept on encouraging me.
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When I finally did get out my feelings,
I felt a lot better.
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Well, it wouldn't hurt if you let Cherry
know you're available if she does want
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to talk.
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I'll ask Mrs. Johnson what she thinks
when she gets home.
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Thanks, Henry.
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You're welcome.
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All right, Brandon.
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Let's play gin.
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Just one thing.
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Since you have all my cash...
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If I lose, would you carry me to Monday?
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Hi, Brunkett.
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Hi, Mrs. Johnson.
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Are you waiting for Cherry?
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No, for you.
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Oh. Well, come on up, honey, and we'll
talk.
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No, Cherry's up there, and this is kind
of private.
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Why don't we sit right here?
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Sitting is no sweat.
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Oh, getting back up is the problem.
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Tired, huh?
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Exhausted. A day like today makes me
wonder why I decided to stop being a
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housewife and start being a nurse. Seems
like I just traded dishpan hands for
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bedpan hands.
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Now, what's on your mind, sweetheart?
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Cherry and her parents.
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I found out that today's the anniversary
of their death.
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Well, I'm surprised that Cherry told
you.
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Well, she didn't exactly tell me.
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She let it slip out at the top of her
lungs.
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Cherry was devastated when she lost her
mom and dad in that car accident.
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So it's hard for her to talk about them?
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She never talks about them.
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Not even to me.
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In fact, she's never gone to the
cemetery.
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Everybody handles grief in their own
way.
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I cried for months when I lost my son
and daughter -in -law.
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But Cherry's kept all her sorrow and
pain inside.
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I don't think that's good.
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I wish she could find a way to let it
out.
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Hey.
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What's going on?
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Oh, nothing, honey.
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Punky and I were just chewing the fat.
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me know you're bouncing his head.
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Punky, I'm sorry I yelled at you.
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No, I was wrong to follow you. It was
all my fault.
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That's true.
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Want to walk and talk?
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Sure.
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Who do we talk about?
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Your parents.
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if you want him.
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I'm a good listener.
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I love you.
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Slow night.
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They're all slow around here.
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What do you say we grab a couple of
winks?
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Why not?
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None of these folks are going to tell on
us.
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Besides, there are signs all over the
place saying, rest in peace.
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I don't know if I can do this.
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Look, if you won't, we'll go home right
now.
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Okay, but I think you'll feel a lot
better once you talk to your mom and
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After all, you never said goodbye to
them.
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Hi, Dad.
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It's me, Cherry.
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I brought you some flowers for moms,
lilies, and tulips for
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you, Mom.
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I remembered how you always loved
tulips.
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Looks like you guys got a great spot
here.
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Really pretty.
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How do you like heaven?
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Do you live in an apartment?
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Or do you have your own cloud?
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Have you met any famous dead people?
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introduce me?
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Mom, Dad, this is my best friend, Monkey
Brewster.
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Hello, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
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I'm sure I have a terrific daughter.
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Smart and pretty.
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Everybody at school likes her.
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Except for Lane Simons.
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Because you stole her boyfriend.
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I did not.
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He put a rubber spider in my lunchbox,
so I hit him with a water balloon.
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The next thing I know, he's telling
everybody he loves me.
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Boys.
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Well, it was nice to meet you.
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You're my best to God, okay?
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I don't know what to say.
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Just say what you feel.
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much I want to tell you.
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I hardly know where to start.
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Oh, Mom, I've been trying to eat my
vegetables, but it's hard sometimes.
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Every time I even look at a Brussels
sprout, I gag.
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Dad, remember how you wish you had gone
to college to become an architect?
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Well, that's what I decided I'm going to
do when I grow up.
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and design big, beautiful buildings.
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And Grandma says I have a decent shot
because I'm good at drawing.
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Are you still around?
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Jerry?
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Jerry?
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