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People ask, where do you get your ideas?
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Well, right here.
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Oh, this is mine.
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I'll never starve here.
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I'm Ray Bradbury.
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And this is...
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Here lie my first magic sets, given to
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me when I was ten years old, when I
thought that by magic I could control
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world around me.
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My parents gave me sweaters and socks
for Christmas.
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I rebelled. I wanted to stay young, a
kid with a magic set forever.
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I wished somehow I could smoke the
proper cigars to stunt my growth.
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Out of those Christmases and my secret
desire to scrunch down and be ten years
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old forever, the story that follows was
born.
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You cheated. You always win your run.
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You cheated a minute.
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Took a shortcut, you little chief.
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You know something?
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I don't like you.
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Always in school all the time.
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Beat us a tag.
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Always.
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You're a creep.
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Look at me when I'm talking to you, boy.
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Look at me when I'm talking to you.
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Hear what I said?
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Hey, creep!
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Hi.
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You new in school?
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Never seen you before.
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I'm Willie.
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I thought that's your mother's name,
too.
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How'd you know that?
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Just did.
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Charlotte! There you are.
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Who's that?
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Mama, this is Willie.
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Hello.
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Willie, did you say?
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Did you ever... No.
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Once.
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A long time ago.
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I was in love with you.
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What?
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Once.
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I was...
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It's a time of going away again.
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The hands of all the clocks in this town
have moved around for everyone but me.
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Folks are sensing they should be seeing
a summer in me when I will only ever be
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in spring.
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All of a sudden, you're just leaving.
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Mom, you know I've got to.
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Where will you go?
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You're just a boy of 12.
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Mom, I'm not 12.
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Right?
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Look at that.
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Here's the funeral.
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I'm not dying.
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I'm just going away.
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I was taken in 1985.
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That one in 1982.
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76.
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70.
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67.
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1963.
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It can't be.
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All these pictures had to be taken in
the last year.
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No, Dad.
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It was taken 25 years back.
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13 years back.
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Three years back.
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But you haven't changed.
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That's what I've been trying to tell
you.
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You just wouldn't believe.
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Who are all these people?
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My other folks.
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My other moms and dads.
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I've seen photographs of flying saucers,
real and clear as high noon.
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You could have rigged these up.
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Dad, look at me.
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I tell the truth.
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be part of your path, too.
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And now you're leaving us.
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Oh, Whitley.
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Why?
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Why?
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If I stay three or six months,
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They'd guess.
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They'd find out what I really am.
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But they're your school chums, Willie.
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They'd never hurt you.
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How long since you were a little girl,
Mom, huh?
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Huh, Mom?
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You've forgotten.
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No, no. I gotta go before they get me.
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I've got to admit, it's been a great
three years, huh?
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Really been three years?
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Seems like noon yesterday we saw you
wandering around out there.
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Ellie, how did you know where to come?
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Simple as reading birth announcements.
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Funeral notices.
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Walter Arnold Webley, son of Emma and
John Webley, died Friday, age 12.
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Services, Monday at noon.
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Newspapers every day.
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We've lost people and empty houses.
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My name is Willie.
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I think I'm... Yeah.
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Cookie?
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Thanks.
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There you go.
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Thank you.
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But I always wanted to have just one set
of parents.
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I wanted to stay on forever.
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With you.
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When my parents died, I was taken to an
orphan's home.
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Everyone grew up except for me.
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That's when I first found out.
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Tops, I choose first.
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Joe, you.
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Phil.
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Tom. That one, on my side.
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Roger. John.
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George, get over here.
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Hey, what about me?
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You take him.
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Now you.
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I don't want him. You take him. You take
him. No.
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He's a runt.
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Been here two years. Look it, a squirt.
He hasn't grown an inch. A toadstool.
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Now, I know what he is.
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He's a pygmy.
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Man away.
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Yes, sir, son.
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Glad we met.
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You belong with us.
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Yeah, it sounds great, but... You need a
place to stay, right?
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Sure, but... Well, then, gotta meet my
friends.
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They'll check you out.
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Here.
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Okay, gang.
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Attention.
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Say hello to the new member of our show,
Willie.
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What do you think?
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Pretty great, ain't he?
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The world's oldest kid.
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He ain't gonna get any bigger.
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Sure, but he don't look like what people
call midgets or dwarves.
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We never use those words.
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We're little people.
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But you don't look like us. I mean, you
don't look like one of us little folks.
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He's just a boy.
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Come on, gang. He needs a home.
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Nobody would believe he was one of us.
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They'd think he was lions.
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Well, sorry, kid.
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I guess there just ain't no place for
you anywhere.
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I looked like a boy.
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I sounded like a boy.
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I might as well go on being a boy.
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I'll use fighting it.
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What'll it be?
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Well?
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Well, I... You'll have the same as me.
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This is better than butter pecan, isn't
it? Yeah.
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That was my favorite for a long time.
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I loved butter pecan.
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I think this is better.
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You know what we should do?
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We should eat the cherry. I was going to
say that.
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Cheers.
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Now what?
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He's been gone some 30 years now.
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just last week.
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Hard enough a house without a husband.
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Terrible a house without a child.
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I look at all the faces passing by and I
think what a shame all those flowers
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have to be cut, all those bright fires
put out.
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What a shame they have to grow tall and
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wrinkle up and gray out in blizzards
like me.
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They're so eager for everything.
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I guess that's what I miss most in older
folks, the eagerness, the brightness.
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Wouldn't it be nice if children could
stay young forever?
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What if they could stay beautiful and
small for keeps?
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Yeah.
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Willie.
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You got something to say?
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I'm a boy, I told myself.
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I can live in a boy's world, read boy's
books, play boy's games, cut myself off
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from everything else.
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Can't be both.
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Got to be only one thing.
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Young.
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Oh,
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you're going to tie me up in this.
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Come here.
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What about these?
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Okay, ready?
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One, two, three.
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Goodbye.
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It's me that's supposed to go.
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No. Forgive me.
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It's been a grand two years.
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I will.
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I will.
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I will.
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So I did.
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We planned on driving you to the
station.
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You couldn't stand that.
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Neither could I.
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Bye, Emma.
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Goodbye, John.
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Hey, Willie.
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Here's your hat.
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What's your hurry?
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How come you look like you're running
away?
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Maybe I'm taking a vacation.
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Got time for a few fastballs? Cat.
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Hey.
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What's going on?
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You've been lousy all year.
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How come you got good so fast?
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Give it.
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You
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know
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what I think?
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You better get out of town.
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Why?
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I don't like you.
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You're a... What, a squirt? A pygmy?
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No.
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No.
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Something... Something else.
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One.
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A long time ago.
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I was in love with you.
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What?
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Really.
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Charlotte.
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I've been a child for over 40 years now.
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It's a living, as they say.
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When you make other people happy, you
almost feel happy too.
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I've got my job to do.
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And I do it.
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Hi. My name is Willie.
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I think I'm lost.
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