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There's more to life than what you're
lit.
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Take a chance and face the wind.
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Open road and a road that's hit. Brand
new life around the bend.
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There were times I lost a dream or two.
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Found a trail.
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At the end was you.
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There's a path we take and a path not
taken. The choice is up to you, my
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The nights are long, but you might
awake.
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A brand new life, a brand new life, a
brand new life around the bend.
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Bravo! Watch out, Barista Coffee. Here
comes my silly call.
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Yeah, Dad, what does he have that you
don't?
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Very tight tight.
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Angela,
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thanks for taking us. I love the ballet.
Oh, sweetheart, you're so welcome. I
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find an evening of culture is always
inspiring and uplifting. Yeah, me too.
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Hey, Sam.
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I'll sell you my opera tickets.
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I'd give anything to be able to dance
like that.
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Well, honey, why don't you take some
lessons?
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Oh, I don't know.
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It looks so hard.
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Are you kidding me? You'll be great at
it. You're a natural.
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You get that from me.
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Dad, you cannot ballet dance, and you
just proved that.
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Are you kidding me? When I played ball,
I slid at the second. It was ballet with
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cleats.
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Well, Tony, you know, there's a school
right here in town.
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Yeah, but wait a minute. How good is the
instructor?
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He has a Russian accent.
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Ooh, all right -ski.
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Russian for ski. Angela, is he about
five foot ten and a half with dark hair
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smooth as vodka on the rock?
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Mother, why do you ask?
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No reason.
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Oh, damn. Look at this place, huh? It
reeks of class.
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Dad, I think that's sweat.
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That's classy sweat.
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Hello.
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You must be Mr.
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Michele. You must be Mr.
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Rubinicinski. Very good.
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I've been practicing.
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Just call me Sergei. Hey, I like that.
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And you must be...
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Samantha? Yes?
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My lovely new ballerina?
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It's an old Russian custom.
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I hope you don't mind. Hey, no problem.
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When in Moscow.
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Now I remember why I defected.
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I guess I better go get changed. Okay,
honey.
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Break a toe.
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Okay, I'm going to sit and watch. Okay.
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You're new here, huh? Yeah.
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This is my daughter's first class, and
is she excited?
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Her name is Samantha.
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She's 13.
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Oh, my Cindy has it all, you know?
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Grace, beauty, talent.
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See if you can pick her out.
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a tough one um her impressive
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isn't she she's got it all and then some
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You were magnificent.
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You were wonderful. You were beautiful.
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Just check it.
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in three weeks.
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She has, uh,
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um, she has oodles of talent.
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Well, I love oodles.
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Perhaps, perhaps she will become a prima
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ballerina.
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No.
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Yeah? No.
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She's getting started too late.
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Isn't she?
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Yes, she is.
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say she'd be in a good company.
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Look at Mladen.
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Or Izmailova.
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And, of course, Krasnetsova.
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For someone with Samantha Stalin, the
age is no... What's the word?
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No problem.
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No obstacle.
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No, no, no.
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No sweat.
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No, no.
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But I think... You know what I mean.
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If you mean what I think you mean,
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Well, I don't know about the top.
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Hey, hey, oh, oh, hey.
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She's a macelli.
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You don't know Samantha.
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Well, she would have to come five days a
week and rehearse at home.
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We'll do it. We'll do it.
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Well, then you got it.
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Thank you, Sergei.
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Angela, you're never going to believe
what Sergei told me.
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He says Sam has the talent to become a
prima ballerina.
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That's wonderful!
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But isn't she getting started too late?
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No, Angela.
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Lots of famous ballerinas have started
much later than Sam. It's Malyova,
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and Krasnikova, to name but three.
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I'm impressed.
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So am I.
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I am taking it. She must be excited.
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Oh, she doesn't know about it. I haven't
told her yet. I want to tell her until
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I'm sure I can swing it.
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She's got to go five days a week. That's
20 days a month.
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That's a lot of bread.
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Tony.
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Let me tell you a little story.
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Hey, the two things. My mind's on this
ballet. My story kind of relates to
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Okay, go ahead.
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It's about a little girl.
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Who played the cello.
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And she was good.
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I mean good.
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But like most little girls, she had
other things that she liked to do.
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And nobody pushed her to practice. And
so she gave up the cello.
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And she became an advertising executive.
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Let me just take a wild stab.
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Is her name Angela?
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Okay, you guessed.
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Unbelievable. Really, but the point is,
I wasted my talent, I've regretted it
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ever since, and I'd hate to see that
happen to Sam.
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Me too.
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Now look, Tony, I know how you feel
about me giving you money for things,
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this is so important for Sam, and I'd be
thrilled if you'd let me pay for part
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or even all.
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Okay.
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Okay part or okay all?
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We'll work something out, okay?
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But, hey, I'm going to get you free
seats for Sam when she's dancing Swan
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at the Met.
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Front row center.
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You'll be so close you'll be swimming in
swan sweat.
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Hi, Danny.
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Oh, no.
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Get a load of this.
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Sam is going to be a prima ballerina at
the Metropolitan Opera House.
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You miss Ted Koppel one night and you're
out of it. Shut up.
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The ballet teacher says she has real
talent. Yeah, she could end up dancing
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all the major cities in Europe.
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London, Vienna.
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Paris. Oh, Paris.
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I love Paris.
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I always thought I'd look great in a
beret.
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I'm sure you will, but how does Sam feel
about being pushed into a career?
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Mona, I'm not pushing her. I just wanted
to eat, drink, and breathe ballet.
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By the way, Mother, what's wrong with
pushing?
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If you had pushed me...
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I'd be at the Philharmonic today.
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Doing what?
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Playing the cello?
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Tony, do you realize what a life in
ballet means?
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It means giving up everything else in
life. Look, no more baseball, no more
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food, no more boys.
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I can live with that.
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Yeah, but can Sam?
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Don't impose your dreams on her.
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Let her decide for herself, huh?
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Hey, come on, Moan. I ain't one of those
pushy stage mothers.
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It's her life. It's her choice.
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Huh? Samantha, could you come out here,
please?
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Whatever she says goes.
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Good.
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Bye, Dad.
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Sweetheart.
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Would you like to be poor and unknown
for the rest of your life?
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Or would you rather be the toast of
Paris?
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Uh,
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where's Sam?
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She hasn't come home from ballet yet,
buddy.
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Don't ignore me anymore.
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That's because she no longer has a
childhood.
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Mona, you're bucking for balcony seats.
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All I know is she's only 13 years old
and she practically lives in a dance
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studio. Hey, Mona, when I was her age, I
practically lived on a baseball field.
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It's the only way to get to the top. No
pain, no gain.
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Dad, guess what?
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They're gay.
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that I have the best rond de jambes in
the whole class. See that, Moan? You
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seen any jambes ronding in a net?
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Hey, Sam, do you want to go ice skating?
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Ooh, that sounds like fun.
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It might shorten my muscles.
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Mona, that looks wonderful.
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Want a bite?
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No, no, no.
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Gotta keep in shape, right, Dad? That's
right, my baby, right to the top.
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This is a wonderfully soothing
instrument, isn't it?
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Angela, where did you get that thing?
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Tony found it for me in the attic.
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It was you.
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Mona, come on, it wasn't easy either. It
was buried under all this stuff, almost
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like somebody had...
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Mother,
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you hid this, didn't you?
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Yes.
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And... That was wrong of me.
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I should have burned it.
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Hello.
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Yeah. It is?
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Samantha, it's Chad McCann. Chad McCann,
the cutest boy in the school?
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Hello.
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Everything's coming up, Posey.
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I have ballet.
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Some childhood, huh?
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Uh, uh, Sam, um... Just a minute, Chad.
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I think it'd be all right if you, you
know, you missed one thing. Dad, did you
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miss many days of practice when you were
playing ball?
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No, no.
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How about you, Angela?
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Did you miss practice when you were
playing the cello?
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All the time.
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Sorry, Chad, but I have to practice.
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Maybe another time.
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Yeah, me too.
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Okay.
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Bye.
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Honey, are you sure this is what you...
Dad, I want to be a ballerina.
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It's what she wants.
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And I think she's just determined enough
to get it.
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Well, I hate to say I was wrong and you
were right, so I won't.
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Up this leg.
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Back straight.
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Very good.
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Up with leg.
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Back.
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Head.
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Never mind.
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today, you must have a wonderful
teacher.
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So, Dad, am I ready for Paris yet or
what? Oh, I think I can taste the french
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fries already.
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Goodbye, baby. Oh, wait a second. I
forgot my leg hair. Oh, let me get it.
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wait in the car.
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She was exquisite today, wasn't she?
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She has oodles of talent.
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There is just no telling how far she
could go.
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You mean as a professional dancer?
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But isn't she a little too...
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Well, she does weigh less than
Baryshnikov.
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Of course, she'd have to come five days
a week.
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Well, that's no problem.
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Oh, I like that, Cindy. Oh, thank you,
sir.
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Cindy?
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I can't believe I let that guy con me. I
even kissed him on both cheeks.
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Tony, I feel terrible.
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What are you going to tell Sam?
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Hey. I have no choice but to just tell
the truth.
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It's all your fault.
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My fault? Well, hey, who took us to the
ballet in the first place? And who paid
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me extra lessons? And who tugged at my
heartstrings with that sad story about
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that little girl and her cello?
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Tony, now is not the time to lay blame.
Oh, look. And the whirlwind tour was
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your idea.
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London, Vienna, Paris.
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Paris was yours.
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Now, hey, how do I go about telling my
kid?
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That she ain't got what it takes.
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Angela, are you still playing that
stupid cello?
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Give it up, you stink!
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Well, that's one way.
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Oh, hi, Dad.
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Hi, Sam.
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Sweetheart, there's, um...
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There's no easy way for me to say what I
gotta say, so I'm just gonna come right
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out with it, okay?
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Paris ain't all it's cracked up to be.
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Dad, what are you talking about?
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Oh, the buildings, they're old. The
buildings are old, and the people are
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Oh, they're rude to people. And the
food, the food's better in Italy.
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I'm not going to Paris.
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Am I?
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Not as a ballerina, hon.
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Sergei. He said I had oodles of talent.
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The value of the Russian oodles going
down.
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I'm not special.
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Now, wait a minute. You're the most
special person in the whole world.
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But just not a special dancer.
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Sweetheart, I know how you feel.
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This is just how I felt when they told
me I was never going to play baseball
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again.
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What'd you do?
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Well, me and a couple of my friends went
out and got...
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Honey, it's just that parents, they
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want so much for their kids.
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I guess I just wanted one Miss Sally to
make it to the top.
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I hope you're not disappointed in me.
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Sweetheart, I... I feel like it's my
fault. Like, I pushed you into this.
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You didn't push me.
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I jumped.
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I wanted it bad.
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I wanted it bad enough to turn down a
date with Chad McCann.
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Gee.
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Are you okay?
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I live.
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Speaking of living...
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Some chocolate ice cream.
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Yeah, a sundae, a sundae. With, with,
with syrup and nuts.
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And oodles and oodles of whipped cream?
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Oodles and oodles, you got it.
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Sit here, madame. Make like it's Paris.
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I don't know
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