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Oh, my queen, said the royal sorcerer to
Hatshepsut, with this amulet, you and
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your descendants are endowed by the
goddess Isis. With the powers of the
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animals and the elements, you will soar
as the falcon soars, run with the speed
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of gazelles, and command the elements of
sky and earth.
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Three thousand years later, a young
science teacher dug up this lost
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treasure and found she was heir to...
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The Secrets of Isis. And so, unknown to
even her closest friends, Rick Mason and
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Renny Carroll, she became a dual person.
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Andrea Thomas, teacher.
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Oh, mighty Isis. And Isis, dedicated foe
of evil, defender of the weak,
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champion of truth and justice.
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when you try to fly that kite. I can fly
it. What I want to do is see you eating
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with those.
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I think it's like this. You put one
stick there, and then you put the other
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one... There's nothing to it.
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Oh? When did you become the chopstick
expert? Among other things, it takes a
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little practice.
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You start with soup and work your way up
to jelly.
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Look! There's Julie.
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Julie! Julie Chen!
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Hi. Hello, Julie.
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Hi, Miss Thomas.
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Oh, I don't live here. My father's store
is...
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Over there. Oh, that's right. You told
me that your father owns... He's still
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in the import business.
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But you told me that your... I've always
been intrigued by Oriental art.
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No. Whenever you start browsing, it
takes too long and it's getting late.
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All right. Some other time. I'd love to
see it.
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Sure. See you tomorrow, Julie.
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It's a big day. The awards.
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How can I forget?
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Okay. See you later. Bye-bye.
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Julie.
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What's going on? Your father isn't an
importer. Please, Winnie.
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Don't tell anyone.
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Why not?
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If you're my friend, you'll keep quiet
about it. See you in school.
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What's the matter? You know I worry when
you
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are late.
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Couldn't help it. I had to work on my
chemistry project. The award.
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How is it going?
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It's finished. And I think I have a
pretty good chance to win. Even if you
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do not win, somehow we will find a way
for you to go on studying.
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You know what?
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I love you.
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Come on. I'll help you set up the
tables.
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For tomorrow, using equations.
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Explain why the litmus paper turned
blue.
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You may work in groups of two if you
wish.
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Here's the word.
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I just picked it up in Dr. Barnes'
office. The results are in this
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envelope.
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Now, the winners are... Dave Parker and
Julie Taylor.
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You both deserve it.
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You know, this is too important to drop
here. Let's keep the certificates and
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present them at assembly.
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It's a wonderful idea, and I think that
your parents should be invited.
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Okay, class, that's all. Thank you.
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That's great. My dad's been looking for
an excuse to look over the lab.
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Congratulations. Thank you.
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What about your father, Julie? I don't
think he can make it.
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Well, that's too bad.
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He travels a lot, you know.
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I don't see much of him myself.
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Well, check with him. I'm sure he'd want
to be here.
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Wait, I'll walk you out.
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I'll meet you outside.
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That kite's a beauty, Miss Nelson. I
bought it in Chinatown.
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All right, how soon will it be ready to
fly?
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Patience.
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I could use a little assistance.
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Oh, okay.
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Now, I think this part goes here. No,
wait. No, no, no, no. It goes over here.
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Oh, okay. Here. No, that's not it. Okay,
okay, you guys. Let the experts do it.
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Here, Julie.
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Because the Chinese invented kites, it
automatically makes me an expert?
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Oh, no. I only meant we were the
experts.
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You know, the winners.
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Julie?
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Hey, what's wrong with you? Oh, I get so
tired of it. Why do people assume I know
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everything from Charlie Chan movies
to... Chop suey. Hey, don't. It's just
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your imagination.
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Hey, forget it.
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Let's get something to eat.
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Okay.
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I'll drop my books off at home.
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I'll meet you.
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Meet me? I'll walk you home. Come on.
Well, no, Dave.
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You mean no. It's no problem. Come on.
Look, thanks anyway.
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It just wouldn't work out.
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I really got to go.
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Hey, Julie!
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She just disappeared.
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I hope she didn't go in there.
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All right. You take a look over there.
I'll check around here. Okay.
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my plea.
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Stop your motion.
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Set Julie free.
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Oh, gentle wind, use your charm and hold
this girl to keep from harm.
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Are you all right? Just a little scared.
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What are you doing here? I know I
shouldn't have come here, but no one was
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chasing me.
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Well, that was me. I was trying to
return these.
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You dropped them.
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I didn't know.
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Are you sure you're okay?
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I'm fine.
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Really. Hey, Miss Thomas is out there
looking for you. She'll give you a ride
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home. I don't want a ride home.
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Why don't you leave me alone?
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We're out of tea at home. Got a little
extra?
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Right there.
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Which one?
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If only you had gone to Chinese school.
I know.
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I could tell tea from ginger root. But
then I wouldn't have as much time to do
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the things I'm really interested in.
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Like chemistry.
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You did not tell me you win.
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I was getting around to it.
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You are not pleased?
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I am.
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About the award?
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The ceremony doesn't mean anything.
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Julie!
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Julie!
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What about the invitation?
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Forget about it. It's going to be a
dull, boring waste of time.
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And I don't want to put you through that
hassle.
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I wouldn't go myself if I didn't have
to.
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Hello, Julie.
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Oh, hi.
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Your friend?
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Yes, this is my father.
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Renny.
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Hello, Renny. So glad to meet you, Mr.
Chen.
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Oh, I see you got the invitation.
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I hope you'll come.
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I am very proud of Julie, and I am
honored.
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Good. I'll tell Miss Thomas.
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Thank you.
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And excuse me.
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I know I should explain.
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Right. You lied to Miss Thomas and Mr.
Mason.
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Now when your father comes to school,
you'll have to... He's not coming to
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school. But he just said... My father's
different.
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He has old customs, old ways.
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You know how people are. They won't
understand.
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I think they will. I can't take that
chance.
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I love my father. I don't want to put
him in any situation where he'd be
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laughed at.
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Julie, you're wrong.
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My father is not coming to school.
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I'll say that the awards were canceled.
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So don't say anything.
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Please, Rene.
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You forgot your tea.
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I didn't know.
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It is I who did not know, my daughter.
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You don't understand.
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Perhaps it is you who do not understand.
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But I am proud of you.
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Stanley!
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Don't you think this has gone far
enough?
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It's my problem.
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Look, you're getting in deeper and
deeper.
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I know you won't like this, but I phoned
your father.
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You what?
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I thought you were my friend. I am,
Julie.
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And it's the duty of a friend to do
what's right.
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So I asked your father to come to the
awards.
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You had no right.
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What did he say?
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He said he'd love to come.
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But not until you ask him.
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Please, Julie, ask him.
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I wish I could, but I can't.
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He'd be out of place, his language, the
way he dresses.
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I can't, really.
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Don't you think you're selling your
father short?
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And your friends, too? The way a person
speaks or the way he dresses, those
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aren't the important things.
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The way a person is, that's all that's
important.
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I can't help it.
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It's the way I feel.
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Just leave me alone, Rennie.
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I have to think things over.
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I wish I'd never won that dumb award.
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Julie!
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Hello, chem lab, Miss Thomas.
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Oh, Miss Thomas.
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I am sorry to bother you.
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It is Julie.
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I have not heard from her since this
morning.
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She promised she would come home early
to help me.
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She hasn't been in school this
afternoon.
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Excuse me, Mr. Chen.
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Rennie, do you know where Julie is?
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May I speak with Mr. Chen?
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Mr. Chen, this is Rennie.
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I told Julie that you and I had talked,
and she was very upset that she wanted
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to go and think things over.
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Thank you, Rennie, but do not blame
yourself.
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You are a good friend to Julie.
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But where could she be?
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I see.
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Well, I hope she comes home soon.
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Goodbye, Mr. Chen.
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You thought Julie said she wanted to go
and think things over.
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Mr. Chen said that when she was a little
girl, she used to go to Hidden Meadows
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whenever she had a problem.
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He was going there to look for her.
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Brenny, you go on home.
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I'm sure all this will work out.
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I sure hope so.
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See you.
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By the ice.
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Hey, calm, Julie.
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Listen carefully.
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I am going to slide past you.
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When I stop, I want you to put your feet
on my shoulders.
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No, Daddy, you'll fall.
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You may do as I say.
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I'm all right, Johnny.
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Get help.
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Hurry.
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Hurry.
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Isis, thank heavens, my father, he's in
the well. Please hurry, please.
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O broken ladder with rungs too few,
restore thyself as good as new.
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ever thank you, Isis? I thank you too,
Isis.
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A very amazing rescue.
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I'm glad I could be of help.
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I must go now.
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Isis, before you go, may I introduce you
to my father, Mr.
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Chin. Mr. Chin, my pleasure.
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How nice it is to hear a daughter speak
with such pride of her father.
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Let's go home, father.
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Julie, that was a lovely speech you made
at the awards.
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I was very proud.
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I was the one who was proud.
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That looks delicious.
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It's called mo gu gai pin. It's made of
mushrooms, bamboo shoots, snow peas, and
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chicken.
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It is a traditional Chinese dish.
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You know, we Chinese are not only proud
of our kites and firecrackers, but also
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of our good cooking.
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Here, here.
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This is delicious.
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Best thing I ever tasted.
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Mr. Mason, perhaps you prefer a fork.
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No, not at all.
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Ancient Chinese prophet.
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Which means? Man who tried to save face
too long.
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wind up with empty stomach.
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People who come from different
backgrounds or different countries
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deserve the same respect that we give to
anyone else.
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Putting someone down because they speak
a different language or is a different
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color than we are just doesn't make
sense.
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What does make sense is treating others
just the way we want them to treat us.
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See you next week.
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