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You know we don't have to talk about it.
We've got a different way.

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But you know we can laugh about it. You
know we can drive each other crazy.

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You know we don't have to worry.

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We will live, we will laugh, and we'll
love each other anyway.

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La la la la la la. Okay, I've got
cupcakes for my little math genius.

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Go Justin!

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Go Justin!

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Yes, you do. You get all the hot guys
and everyone loves you.

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Oh, wait. That's me.

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By the way, Faith, Dad called. He had
some bad news.

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Aunt Dodie died.

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Dodie? Oh, no. Not Dodie.

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Not my favorite aunt, my beloved
godmother. No, no, no. That was Aunt

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died 20 years ago.

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She did?

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No wonder those birthday checks dried
up.

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You remember Aunt Dodie.

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She was Mom's cousin on the Nelson side
of the family.

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I miss Grandma.

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She said bad words.

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We all miss her, too, sweetie. Okay.

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Enough depressing death talk.

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Who here thinks I'm pretty?

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Aunt Dodie, was she the one with the
hairy knuckles?

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No.

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That was Aunt Sissy.

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And Aunt Sally.

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And Aunt Nancy.

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Who had the saggy boobs?

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Uncle Ed.

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Oh, that's great.

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You'll get all the hot guys and everyone
will love you.

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Oh, wait.

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Tell me.

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Wait a minute.

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Wasn't Dodie the one that stole Mom's
ring?

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We never knew that for sure.

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What ring?

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A beautiful opal ring our great
-grandmother left to our mother. And it

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infuriated Dodie. She came over a few
days later, the ring disappeared, and we

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never see Dodie again.

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Well, we're going to see her tomorrow.

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I told Dad we'd represent the family at
her funeral.

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I don't do funerals anymore. When my
fifth husband Stefano died, I went to

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funeral, and it was awful.

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On the soap.

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I found out before he was Stefano, he
was Stephanie.

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On the soap.

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The pain was real.

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Look, you haven't been to a family
function since Mom's funeral, and you're

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going. But I get sick around dead
people.

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It's true.

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I faint around them. It's a rare...

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Disorder called death... fainting.

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Hopefully someday they'll find a cure,
but until they do, I'm afraid... Enough!

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You're family and you're going.

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Charlie, why can't you go? You're
family.

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For now.

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Hello. I'm not here right now, but if
you'd like to leave a message, or better

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yet, leave my house and go back to
Hollywood, please do so after the beep.

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Beep! You're so funny. Handbox full.
Goodbye.

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Where did you learn to drive? I could
have pushed the car here faster.

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19 years. No tickets. No accidents. No
fun.

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Coincidence? I think not.

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Cedar hanger, please.

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Oh, my God.

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That's what you're wearing?

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Oh, please. There's no reason a funeral
has to be depressing.

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It's not like we died.

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Just try to look sad.

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Oh, I am sad. Check out the line to the
bar.

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That's not a bar. That's the coffin.
They're waiting to view the body. View

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body? What a bunch of sickos.

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Let's just go pay our respects.

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Fine, but then we're out of here, and
I'm driving home. Forget it. I'm not

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getting pulled over.

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Please, relax.

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I got a pair of get -out -of -jail -free
cards.

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I don't see anyone we know.

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That's because we haven't seen Dodie or
anyone from that side of the family in

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about a million years. In fact, I bet
you don't even know Dodie's real name.

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Yes, I do.

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Dotafer.

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Dodie Ann.

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Doa Deer.

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Excuse me, did you play Ashley Storm on
The Sacred and the Sinful? Yes, honey, I

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did, and beautifully so.

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Oh, yes.

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Of course, I'm just the supporting
player here. The star of tonight's show

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the lady in the box.

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Well, how did you know Esther?

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Esther! I knew that.

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was our mother's cousin. I had no idea
she had such a famous relative.

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Well, she should have told more people.
She would have had a bigger turnout.

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If you'll excuse us.

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Let's just view the body.

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But what about my death fainting? I
don't believe it.

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Look what she's wearing.

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I'll grant you. That's a lot of cleavage
for a corpse.

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And her finger. It's Mom's opal ring.

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Oh, my God.

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Just look at her with that smirk on her
face.

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What nerve? What gall?

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What?

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Faith?

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Faith, sweetie?

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She has death fainting.

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It's a rare disorder.

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They're looking for a cure.

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And less old people.

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You just fainted, poor thing. Come on,
let's get you some water. Good job. Our

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plan worked.

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What plan?

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Oh, my God!

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How could you steal a dead woman's ring?

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It wasn't easy.

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might go go boots, too. Then we could go
as twins.

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Here are the rules.

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You sit ten rows away, and you do not
know me.

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Oh, and can I have money for candy?

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Thank you.

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Yeah, well, if any of my friends are
there, you don't know me either.

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Hey, Dad, why couldn't I go to the
funeral?

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I love dead people.

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It's good to have hobbies.

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Go,

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go, go, come on.

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No, sweetie, of course not.

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That's okay. As a middle child, I'm used
to being ignored. Trust me, being the

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favorite can be a real burden.

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Be thankful you're practically
invisible.

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Honey. Stop it. There are no favorites
in this family. But honestly, who do you

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like better, me or Mom?

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Come on, Justin, keep at it.

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Hey, I don't respond well to pressure.

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Why isn't this working?

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I'm trying.

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to S -Y -D -N -E -Y.

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Your code word is Sydney?

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Don't feel bad. It's only because we
love Hayley less didn't fit.

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How could you steal a dead woman's ring?

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Aunt Dodie stole this ring from Mom and
I stole it back.

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And now it's home where it belongs.

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On my finger.

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Wait a minute.

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How do you get to keep it? Excuse me?

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I licked the day.

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And it's important to me. It's part of
our family history.

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All of a sudden, you care about family.

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In the ten years since Mom died, you
came home for two Christmases and one

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Easter. What about that Thanksgiving I
flew in to surprise you? Your flight to

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Rome was diverted, and no one was more
surprised than you.

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Well, I never got a thank -you note for
those little bottles of vodka I brought

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you.

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They were empty.

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Well, since we're keeping calves, you
only came to see me once in L .A. And

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fell asleep on set right in the middle
of my big emotional courtroom

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I killed Deacon, I killed him by God,
and I'd do it again.

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I was five months pregnant. I was
pregnant, too, until I managed to defend

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myself against those murder charges.

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On the soap!

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Excuse me, ladies.

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What?

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I'm... Sure, you loved her very much,
but loud bickering is not going to bring

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Mrs. Harris back.

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Mrs. who?

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We're here for the Nelson funeral.

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Oh, well, I'm afraid that's tomorrow.

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That's not Esther Nelson in there?

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No, that's Esther Harris.

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Ruth Nelson is being buried tomorrow.

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Ruth!

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I knew that.

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what this means?

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That isn't Mom's ring.

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But in the end, I think Esther would
have wanted you to have it.

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Oh, I know.

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I know.

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And then if she told Risa that Mark said
that I said... Hold on.

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Dad, will you please turn this thing
off?

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I'm trying to, but the alarm box is in
here and I can't find the key.

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Dangerous.

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It's about time. What did you guys do?
Stop for lunch? Sir, put that axe down.

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What? Oh, no, I was just going to put
this back and then... Put the axe down.

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We'll need your password to confirm this
is your place of residence.

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My password?

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Yes, sir.

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Is that really necessary?

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What's the password, sir?

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Justin.

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Excuse me?

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Justin.

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I don't believe this. Your password is
Justin?

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Yes! Second favorite!

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Hey, if anyone cares, I'll be upstairs
in my room.

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Down the hall.

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Second door on the left.

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Your favorite kids can help you find it.

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That isn't Mom's ring.

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You robbed an innocent corpse.

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Don't panic.

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We'll just return it.

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What are we going to do? Tell her
grieving family that you accidentally

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her ring off? No!

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We can't do that.

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But you can. I'll meet you in the car.

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Thanks!

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Look, I'll make a distraction.

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You put the ring back on her. I don't
want to put the ring back on her. Do you

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want to make the distraction?

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Give me the ring.

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And now, if everyone has paid their
respects, we will close the coffin and

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proceed to the cemetery.

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Wait!

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I have something I'd like to say.

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About... Dear old -

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my beauty and talent.

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Of course, it wasn't all bad. Sure, most
nights it was stale bread and soggy

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porridge, but on Christmas morn, the
vicar would come with orange slices and

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figgy pudding.

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You see...

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We'll proceed to the cemetery.

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Frank Sinatra?

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Vicky Pudding? I know. It all worked out
perfectly, didn't it? No.

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Fine. Let's just mail it back
anonymously and get out of here. We

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Why?

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I don't have my car keys. Well, where
are they?

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Is it Hope Shenowski here?

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Who is it?

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Hey. What?

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I thought you might like to know my ATM
password is Haley.

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That's nice.

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What you reading?

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The middle child syndrome.

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How is it?

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Not as good as his first and third book.

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Did you know that parents take fewer
pictures of middle children?

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Oh, I don't believe that.

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I looked through our photo albums.

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Sidney has 75, Justin has 85, and I have
a measly 40.

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And one of them is a sonogram.

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All right.

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There's something you should know.

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Your mother was in charge of the camera.

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Dad.

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Well, I guess your first is your first.

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And your last is the last one you're
going to have.

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And the one in the middle is...
Irrelevant.

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No, the one in the middle is the glue.

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The cream filling.

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The spackle.

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I guess what I'm trying to say is that
your mom and I love all of you kids the

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same, in spite of the picture ratio.

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You want to know something?

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You're the most like your mom.

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I think that makes you pretty special.

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Really?

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Really.

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Want to know something else that makes
you special?

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You have the most beautiful smile I have
ever seen.

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You feel better?

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Yeah.

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Especially now that I know your PIN
number.

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Maka made me sorry about Esther wanting
to be buried with her cell phone in case

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she woke up.

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You know, if Mom was watching today, she
would be so proud.

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Hey, I'm thinking about getting new
headshots. Which smile do you like

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Or... Faith, why can't you talk about
Mom without changing the

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subject? Or taking a vote on how pretty
you are?

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I don't know.

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Yes, you do.

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I guess I feel guilty. Guilty?

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Why?

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Because when my mom died, it had been
almost a year since I had seen her. You

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know, I was so busy with auditions and
acting classes.

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You probably don't remember this, but I
was very self -centered back then.

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Faith, you didn't know she was going to
die?

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And you were just following your dreams,
which is all she ever wanted for you.

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You know what the saddest day of my life
was, besides the day I got that call?

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The day you found out Stefano was
Stephanie?

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The day I won my Emmy.

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Because she wasn't there to see it.

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She won't be there when I get married or
have kids or win an Oscar.

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But I will.

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I'll always be there.

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Me too.

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You know, I had no idea funerals could
be so much fun.

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I can't wait for Dodie tomorrow.

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Only I'm bringing a stick of butter in
case she's wearing Mom's ring.

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Because I am not licking any more dead
people.

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Your dad brought something to my
attention, which is very troubling.

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And we both agree there's only one
solution.

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41! 42!

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43! 44!

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46!

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47! Come here, you!

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Get this one! Get this one! Get this
one!