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Richie, that's a pretty one. Who are you
going to give it to?
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Nobody. Judy gave me five bucks if I
help her make her valentines.
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How many are you giving out, honey?
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One to every boy in the class.
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Aren't you supposed to give just one to
one special boy?
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Yeah, and whatever boy answers, he'll be
special.
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Why do people send valentines anyway? I
think it's yucky.
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Well, people send valentines to people
they love.
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And when you love somebody, nothing's
yucky.
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Have no fear, Cupid's here.
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Then again, some people go too far.
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It's a rare condition this day and age
to read any good news on the newspaper
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page. And love and tradition of the
grand design, some people say, is even
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harder to find.
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Well, then there must be some magic clue
inside these gentle walls.
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Because all I see is a tower of dreams,
real love bursting out of heaven.
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We're going to fill our house with
happiness.
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We'll smother the blues with tenderness.
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There's room for you, room for me, for
gentle hearts and opportunity.
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It's the bigger love of the family.
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Come on.
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Oh!
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You can wait for Laura in here.
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Why, does she don't want me to wait in
the kitchen with you guys?
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Oh, no, no, no, no, no. You stay right
here and enjoy your pickle.
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I'll be right here working my gherkin.
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Daniel Wallace?
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Yep, that'd be me.
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What in Sam Hill are you on?
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I came to see Laura.
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Is she here?
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Uh, no. She's in Switzerland training
for the women's luge. Bye.
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Hey,
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hey, hey.
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You bit my pickle.
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Whoa. That outfit is quite a fashion
risk.
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Listen, Wallace. This costume represents
Cupid, the Roman god of love.
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a mythological beneficent spirit who
shot arrows of passion in a glorious
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attempt to bring two mortal hearts
together.
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Now, don't you feel like a total yet?
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Yeah, but at least I don't look like
one.
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Oh, that does it. Now I want you to make
like a banana and split.
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And look, I'm not leaving until I've
seen Laura.
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I'm going to ask her to be my valentine.
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Why do you what?
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I'm going to sweep her off her feet.
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Laura's too smart for that. She knows
you're a heartbreaker, a tomcat, a two
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-bit parlor snake.
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She'll drop you like a pair of dirty
drawers down a laundry chute.
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Oh, really?
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Stick around. Watch me in action.
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Laura will be putty in my hands.
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Yep, that'd be me.
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Uh, Laura, you probably didn't recognize
me.
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Are you supposed to be Cupid? Ah, my
myth knoweth her mythology.
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With this box of petty fours also comes
a heart that soars. My love for thee
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shall find a nest with Cupid's arrow in
thy breast.
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always shine.
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We'll wing our way through life's
sunset.
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Oh, Laura, won't you be my best?
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Uh, uh, Steve, how many verses are in
this poem? Eighty -four.
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I'll save you eighty -two verses. Go
home.
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And, uh, you can go with them.
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Why? What'd I do?
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Nothing, and I'd like to keep it that
way.
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Hey, wait a minute, Laura, Laura, I was
hoping we could go out tonight.
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Tonight?
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Yeah. Maybe we could catch a movie.
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Daniel, you don't have the greatest rep.
You've broken a few hearts.
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A few? This guy makes Warren Beatty look
like Father Dowling.
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Look, Laura, I admit that I've made some
mistakes, but I've learned from them,
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and I really want to go out with you.
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Why me?
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Well, because you're not like any girl
I've ever known.
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You're different.
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You're special.
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I am?
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Thank you.
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Oh, please!
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You're buying this boat, Bucky?
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I can't stop thinking about you, Laura.
It's making me crazy.
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Please say you'll go out with me.
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Yes. Yes.
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Now!
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I'll pick you up at 7. I'll be ready.
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You must be Daniel Wallace.
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Yes, sir. And you must be Laura's
father. That's right.
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Carl Winslow.
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Police Sergeant Carl Winslow.
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Pleased to meet you, sir. This is my
sister -in -law, Rachel Crawford.
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We've met. How are you, Daniel? Just
fine, ma 'am.
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I hope I'm not disturbing you fine,
folks.
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No, no. I was just installing this
dimmer switch here.
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Whoa.
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You put that in yourself?
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Well, yeah.
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That's great.
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I mean, I really admire a man who's good
with his hands.
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Well, I'm not one to brag, but I am a
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handy guy.
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Just last month, I turned our basement
into a wine cellar.
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Wine cellar?
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That's what you call eight shoeboxes
stacked on a car table?
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Hi, Daniel.
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Wow, you look beautiful.
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Oh, you both look great. Don't they make
a terrific couple, Carl? Mm -hmm.
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Right. Well, you kids go ahead. Have a
good time.
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Be home by 10.
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10? We'll have to come straight home
after the movie.
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Oh, all right. 10 -15.
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Don't worry, Mr. Winslow. I'll have her
back by 10. After all, it's a school
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night.
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And, uh, here's the name and number of
the movie theater.
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Oh, and on our way home, we'll be
passing the Piggly Wiggly.
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Can we pick you up anything?
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Well, we're out of Malamars.
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Well, never mind. I'll tell you what.
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Since you're such a responsible young
man, let's say we make it an 11 o 'clock
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curfew. Well, thank you, sir.
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Good night.
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Malamars.
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Oh, and again, nice workmanship.
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No, craftsmanship.
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I am really impressed.
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I mean, you install something that
actually works. Well, of course.
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Rachel, do you like the lights bright
like this?
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polka video.
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Go home, Steve.
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But why?
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We were having such fun.
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Oh, yeah. This night goes down in the
hall of fun.
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Actually, Errol, I'm lying like a rug.
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I'm not really the happy -go -lucky guy
I appear to be.
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That's just my polka face.
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Actually, my insides are twisted and
not.
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Because my beloved is out with another
man.
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I'm more miserable than I've ever been
in my whole life.
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Well, good night.
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I had a great time, Daniel.
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Me too.
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You know, Laura, I think you're the
prettiest girl I've ever known.
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Well,
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I'll see you tomorrow.
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I can't wait.
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Girl, I don't have time in the dish, but
can you help me decide which earrings
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to wear?
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Wear those.
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Why? Because these are mine.
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Oh, yeah, I forgot.
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So where are you going?
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To a movie.
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A date?
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Who's the guy?
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Oh, that's not important.
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Come on, spill it.
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Well,
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it's Daniel Wallace.
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What?
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How can you go out with him?
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You know how he treated me.
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Max, Daniel admitted he made some
mistakes, but he learned from them.
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And he really likes me, Max.
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He told me I'm special.
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That's the same thing he said to me just
before he dumped me.
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Max, look, it just didn't work out
between you two. Laura, there's
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never told you. The reason it didn't
work out was because I didn't put out.
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Daniel respects me, Maxine.
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I thought he respected me, too.
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But when I told him to slow down, he
just called me a baby.
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Max, stop it. You're just jealous.
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I'm not.
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I'm your best friend.
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Well, then act like it and be happy for
me.
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How can I be happy when I know what's
going to happen?
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Daniel Wallace is a creep, Laura.
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And he's going to break your heart.
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No, Max.
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He broke your heart.
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Daniel and I are doing just fine.
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Hi, Maxine.
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Hello, Mr. Winslow.
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Maxine?
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Are you okay?
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Not really.
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Laura and I just had a fight.
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Oh.
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About what?
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Daniel Wallace.
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You like him, too?
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That creepy jerk?
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Maybe you don't.
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Mr. Winslow, Daniel sweet -talks girls
and they're falling for him. And then if
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he doesn't get what he wants, he dumps
them.
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Well, just what is it that he wants?
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You know.
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I'll kill him.
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I came to say goodbye.
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I joined a monastery, the Brotherhood of
Perpetual Patience and Prayer.
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Good old P .P. and P.
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Is this a vacation?
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A little R &R at P .P. and P.? No, I'm
going there to live. I've taken a vow of
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chastity.
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Oh, Steve, you've always been chaste.
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Yeah, but now I have an excuse.
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Does this have anything to do with
Laura?
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Ah, you can't pull the wool over your
eyes, my son.
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My lovely Laura has found another man.
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And the only thing that can mend my
broken heart are several years of prayer
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making cheese.
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Hey,
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this is nice.
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I like your bedroom.
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Well, I don't really call it a...
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Bedroom? It's just a room.
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Sure, there happens to be a bed in it,
but that's just a coincidence.
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Why are you so nervous, Laura?
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Daniel, when we were down on the ground,
the idea of coming up here to talk
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seemed like a good idea, but now that
we're here, I think it's a huge mistake,
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so let's go, okay?
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Laura, Laura, relax.
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Just relax, okay?
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Daniel, if my father catches you in
here, he'll dribble you home.
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And I don't even want to think about
what he'll do to me.
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Look, if it makes you that
uncomfortable, I'll just leave, okay?
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You want to be mad?
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Of course not.
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I just want you to be happy.
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Did you have a good time tonight?
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Terrific.
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Good.
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What's the matter?
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Nothing. I just think you should go now.
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Oh, come on. Loosen up.
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Daniel, no.
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No?
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What do you mean, no?
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I thought you liked me.
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I do. That's why you're still standing.
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Laura, you're acting like a baby.
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What did you say?
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Look, I'm a man and I have needs.
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Now you're going to act like a baby or a
mature woman?
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Maxine tried to warn me, but I wouldn't
listen.
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What?
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Get out.
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Laura. Get out and stay out. I don't
ever want to see you again.
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All right, fine.
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Okay, I'm out of here.
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Look, catch this, baby.
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There are a lot of girls out there who
would love to be with me.
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This is your loss.
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Daniel, wait.
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Yeah?
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Catch this, baby.
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Laura?
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What's going on? I heard a noise.
257
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I just had a fight with Daniel Wallace.
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Wait a minute.
259
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Was he up here in your room?
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Yes. But I sent him home.
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Airmail.
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He shouldn't have been up here in the
first place. I know, Mom, and I'm sorry.
263
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He said he just wanted to come up here
so we could talk.
264
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But he really wanted to make out.
265
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He kept pressuring me, Mom.
266
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How'd you handle it?
267
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I made him leave, and I told him I never
wanted to see him again.
268
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Well, you did the right thing, honey.
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Then why do I feel so bad, Mom?
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Come here, sweetheart.
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He said I was special.
272
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He made me trust him.
273
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But he was just lying so he could get
what he wanted.
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I know, I know.
275
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But you know, Laura, someday you're
going to meet the right guy.
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And he'll make you feel special, too.
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And he won't be lying.
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He'll really love you, and you'll really
love him.
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And then you know what will happen?
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We'll have sex.
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No!
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You'll get married.
283
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Oh, well, sure.
284
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That goes without saying.
285
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What's the hint?
286
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I like to hear those words. I'm your
mother.
287
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We'll get married first.
288
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Thank you.
289
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I told Daniel I never want to see him
again.
290
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Yeah!
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00:19:47,770 --> 00:19:50,710
Now, Lawrence, you're vulnerable now.
292
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Your emotions are exposed and hurting.
293
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And, well, I'm not too proud to try and
get you on the rebound.
294
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So, why don't you and I join hands and
glide up the escalator of life?
295
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I'm sorry.
296
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But I'll tell you what I will do.
297
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Well, what's that?
298
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Well...
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In a few seconds, it'll be midnight, so
I'll let you be my valentine for the
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rest of the day.
301
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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. You hurt her.
You hurt her.
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You're my witnesses.
303
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You're my witnesses. Oh, oh, oh. Five.
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Four.
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Three.
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Two.
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One.
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Zero, go home.
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Thanks
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for
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the memory, baby.
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