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- Previously on Serial.
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- I am Detective Barker,
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and this is my partner Detective Kershaw
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We heard there is an Easter
party happening tonight
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[upbeat music]
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- Oh...
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this came for you today.
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- It's from my mother.
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- I just want you to know...
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that I support you.
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100...
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and 11 percent
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[rock music]
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[pensive music]
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[pensive music]
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[car door slams]
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- So...
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Mabel,
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did you know that...
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dandelions are edible?
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Yeah, I read somewhere that
they can be turned into a tea,
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a soup,
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or even a salad.
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- No, Harold, I didn't know that.
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- Yeah, apparently they're packed with
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all kinds of vitamins and minerals.
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To the scientific community
they're known as Terexacum officinal.
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Dandelions are packed with
vitamins K, C, folate, potassium,
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calcium, fiber, antioxidants, and protein.
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Yes, they're very versatile as well.
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They can be eaten cooked or raw.
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They're one of nature's
most perfect superfoods,
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as a matter of fact.
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It's only in America that
they're regarded as an
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annoying weed to be killed
by cancerous chemicals.
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But anyway,
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I- I intend on sneaking some dandelion
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into my mom's bologna sandwiches.
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Maybe it'll help with her
dementia, I hope, at least.
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And, you know, an
alternative therapy of sorts.
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- Thank you, Harold.
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That was very interesting
and very informative.
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I feel like I know everything
about dandelions now.
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Dandelion expert.
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- Mabel,
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have you eaten anything today?
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- No, I'm not hungry.
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- Are you sure?
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[gentle rustling]
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Can you at least try...
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for me?
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- [smiling]
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You're lucky these are my favorite.
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- They're my favorite.
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- Stop...
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[raspy breath]
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- Mabel,
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you think people can be forgiven?
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- No.
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- I mean, what if someone really
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regrets something that they've done?
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I mean, is there no hope for redemption?
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- Redemption is a myth, Harold.
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People don't change.
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They just come up with
new ways to hurt each other.
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- But...
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I mean, forgiveness...
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isn't that what-Isn't that
what makes us human?
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- When someone does something unforgivable,
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when they cross that line,
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there's no going back.
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That means no redemption,
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no forgiveness, no second chances.
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- I never really thought of it that way.
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[pensive music]
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But anyway, I...
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Mabel, I just want you to know
that whatever happens today,
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I'm-I'm here for you.
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I support you.
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- 110%.
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- 111%.
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[chuckle]
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- Thank you.
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[birds chirping]
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- Hey Barker, yeah it's me Kershaw.
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I've been following them
the last couple of hours
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ever since they left town.
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No mate, I don't know where they're headed.
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I don't know what they're up to.
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But there's something-
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there's something up
with that Harold character.
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They're moving.
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All right, I'm gonna keep following them.
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All right, yep, I'll keep you posted.
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The two of them are up
to something, I can tell you.
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All right mate, cheers.
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[eerie music]
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- It's gonna be okay, Mabel.
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I'm here to support you.
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- I know, Harold.
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It's just...
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I never thought I would come back here.
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- I understand.
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But you know what, Mabel?
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You're a lot stronger
than you think you are.
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And no matter what, I'll be here for you.
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I promise.
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Come on.
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[pensive music ]
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[[footsteps ]
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- Yes, I'll let the doctor know.
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Thank you and you have a good day.
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Yep. Bye.
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[thud]
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[footsteps]
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- Good afternoon.
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- Hi. - How are you?
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Patient's name?
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- Monroe, first name Martha.
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This is her daughter, Mabel.
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- Okay, she is in room 237.
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If you go out there door, make a right,
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and it's just down the hall.
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- Okay, great. Thank you.
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- You're welcome.
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- Have a good day.
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- You too
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[door closes]
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[door opens]
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- Excuse me, is this room 237?
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- Yes.
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- Great, thank you.
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Mabel, you got this.
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Come on.
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Okay.
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You got this.
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I- I'll be right here.
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[eerie music]
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[door closes]
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- It's been a long time.
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- It has been a long time, Mom.
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- So how have you been?
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How are things outside these walls?
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Outside these walls things aren't so great,
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but I'm doing the best I can.
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No, thanks to you.
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[eerie music]
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- You know, Mabel,
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I've been thinking a lot
lately about the past, about us.
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- The past?
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What about the past?
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-, Nothing important.
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Just reminiscing.
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You grew up to be so beautiful.
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[menacing whispers]
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You know, I can see it in your eyes.
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The darkness.
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The sickness.
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- I'm not sick.
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You're sick.
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- No, you are.
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We both are.
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The only way to stop it is to end you.
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You abandoned me here.
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Left me to rot in this hellhole
while you went on to live your life.
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- I did not abandon you.
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I had to protect myself.
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You killed my father.
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The only reason I'm here
right now is to find out why.
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Why did you do what you did?
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[background music]
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Why?
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Your father deserved it.
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He was weak, pathetic.
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He deserved everything he got.
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- How can you say that about him?
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[sobbing] He was your husband.
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He loved you.
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He loved us.
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We were a family.
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This isn't you.
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You're sick.
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You're not well.
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- I'm perfectly well, my dear.
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It's you who's sick.
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- Nice beard.
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- Thanks.
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- What's your beard regimen?
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- I... I'm all natural.
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- Can I touch it?
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- Okay.
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- Can we just talk?
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What did you want to see me for?
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- There's nothing to talk about.
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This is who we are.
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Mabel, it's time to embrace it.
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[eerie music]
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[screaming]
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[door open]
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[screaming]
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- No! You don't understand.
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I have to stop you before it is too late,
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before the monster consume you.
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You don't know what it feels like, clawing
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and your soul begging.
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Forgive me.
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You don't know!
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You don't understand!
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You can't become like me!
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I wanted to stop you
before it's too late, before...
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Mabel, I have to stop
you before you kill again.
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[melancholic music]
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.[clears throat]
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- Mabel?
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That stuff that happened
back there with your...
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with your mother, I-I'm sorry.
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It was all my fault.
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- You don't have to apologize.
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You couldn't have known
what she was going to do.
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- But I-I could have been more aware.
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I- I could have been prepared.
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I...
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I should have listened to you, Mabel.
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I let you down.
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I'm sorry.
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- The blame isn't going
to fall on you completely.
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You meant well.
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She's just not right.
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Don't worry about it.
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- Mabel...
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- Mm-hmm.
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- There's things about my childhood that...
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that I haven't told anyone before and...
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Well, since you've been
open and honest with me,
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I feel like I can be the
same way with you in return.
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My grandfather did some really
bad things back in Germany
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during World War II.
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And my father, he did everything he
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could to stay on his good side,
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even if it meant turning a blind eye
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to all the horrible things
that he'd done in his past.
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I felt alone for most of my childhood.
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I had no one to talk to.
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And my grandfather, he had a stroke
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when I was still in grade school.
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And after that, he...
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After that...
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I was the only one he seemed to care for.
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And my father, he...
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my father was furious about that.
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Oh my God, Harold, I'm so sorry.
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It's terrible.
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My father, he...
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he hated me.
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I...
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I'm not sure why, but...
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it seemed like...
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I don't know, whatever I did,
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it wasn't good enough for him.
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I was always walking on eggshells.
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I...
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I was even afraid to breathe around him.
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One time, my father was watching.
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He was watching a game and I
walked in front of the television
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and he threw a phone at me.
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It broke my nose.
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[rock music in the background continues]
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One year...
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the water pressure was
really bad in the house
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and...
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the toilet kept getting clogged
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[ sniffling]
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I was afraid to use the bathroom, so I...
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I'd go days.
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[rock music in the background continues]
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I ended up getting ill.
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I had to go to the ER
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and they told me I had a...
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you know, an obstructed bowel or something.
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I- I don't know.
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Basically, the doctor said that I...
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that I was full of shit.
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- That's awful.
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- Yeah.
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After my grandfather went away,
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my father let up a little bit.
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But things were still bad around the house.
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And that's when my mother began hoarding.
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She had no control of anything in her life.
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We're in the home, so she
just lost herself in collecting
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this and that and everything
under the sun it seems.
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Well, that's the reason why
the house looks the way it does.
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- Yeah, that makes sense.
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It was the one thing she
felt she had control over.
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- Exactly.
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[rock music in the background]
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You hear that song, Mabel?
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- Yeah.
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- It's one of my favorites.
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- I love this song.
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- Give me a dance, Mabel.
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- Get out of here.
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No, I'm not in the mood. - Come on.
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- No.
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- Come on.
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- All right.
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[footsteps]
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[rock music in the background]
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Harold?
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What do you have hiding in here?
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- Just a little somethingo
to get things up.
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[laughter]
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- Okay
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Show me.
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[rock music ]
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[laughing and clapping]
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[rock music in the background]
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Oh my God, Harold!
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Are you okay? That was amazing!
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How did you learn how to do that?
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- I've been watching a lot
of late night break dancing
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on television.
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[tender soft music]
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[tender soft music]
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[electric effect sound]
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[upbeat music]
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? Don't you come over if you want to ?
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? Say a little prayer for
your feelings if you need to ?
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? You don't have to worry about the
way you feel when you're around me ?
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? Cause I know you've
been hurting for a while so ?
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? Won't you come down? ?
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? Won't you come down? ?
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? Won't you come down ?
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[END]
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