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- And what's your name?
- Chloe.
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Chloe. Well, best of luck to you, Chloe.
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Of course we have to thank
all the moms and the aunts
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who traveled from far away
to be with their daughters today,
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stitching dresses, painting faces.
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I think we have time
to meet one more contestant
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who's down here on the end
twiddling her thumbs.
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What's your name, pretty lady?
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Leanne.
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Leanne, very nice to meet you.
Where were you born?
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Wisconsin.
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...the best of luck as they head into
the talent portion of the competition.
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I'm Dorothy Turner, 8 News.
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You're ruining this for me. Get up.
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- This is Julian.
- He's not answering.
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He must have slipped out this morning.
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Are they ready yet?
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Almost.
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- Et voilà.
- Great.
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Dorothy, are you sure that means
what we think it means?
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Of course.
What else could it possibly mean?
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George.
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Breakfast.
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So, I ordered your Betamax player.
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They are forecasting 15 inches,
but Stuart, our FedEx man, is very hardy.
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Midwestern stock. And if he could deliver
our credenza in Hurricane Sandy,
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then surely he can
deliver a Betamax in this.
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I know this tape is very important to you.
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I wanna help however I can.
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We made a deal.
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What is this?
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It was in your box.
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It must've fallen.
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I figured it might mean something to you.
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Then you know.
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It is time.
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It's right this way.
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Dorothy, how'd it go?
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Good. I think.
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He's asked to use the grill.
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My grill? For what?
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I don't know. He just asked.
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- Don't look at me like that, please.
- I'm not.
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I've got this under control.
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Leanne?
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I was at your house.
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Or what's left of it.
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If you ever wanted to talk to someone...
you know you can talk to me.
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Having a tea party, are we?
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You're making fun of me.
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What do you want, Julian?
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That whole charade
with the door and the music...
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you're not slick.
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And I'm only here
because you want me to be.
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You said if I wanted to talk.
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Yeah. I did say that.
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Okay, shoot.
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I don't know where to start.
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Well, you can start with her.
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That feels like some... deep shit.
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She reminds me of my mother.
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They have the same eyes.
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- Hello.
- Hi.
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- May I help you?
- I'm looking for Sean.
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Sean?
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Darling, this man says he knows you.
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Are you sure you want to sit out here?
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It's awfully cold.
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That's all right. This is perfect.
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Who's he looking for?
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Oh, we have a guest staying with us.
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So... how do you two know each other?
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It's not often I haven't met
such a good friend of Sean's.
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Sean, you wanna take that?
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He's a private investigator.
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Julian and I hired him
to look into Leanne.
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Oh, Sean. You didn't.
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I thought she had a shady past.
Clearly, I was way off base.
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Don't you think
you should have shared that with me?
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That our nanny was under investigation.
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Well, I didn't want to involve you.
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Well, I just feel like a fool.
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Well, now that I'm in the loop,
you better tell me everything.
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Anything that might help us understand
why they took Jericho.
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I'm not sure I have anything.
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How is that possible?
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When you looked into Leanne,
what did you find?
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Not much.
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Just a burnt up, old farmhouse.
Some kind of tragic accident.
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How close is your mother
with your aunt and uncle?
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Is he her brother?
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George and May are my chosen family.
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We're not actually related.
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They said that God sent them walking down
the road where I was buried in ash.
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They told me that God
had given me a second chance.
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Every detail we can learn
about these people is important.
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All information, no matter how seemingly
insignificant. It's Journalism 101.
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You okay?
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- I'm fine.
- Let me get you a drink.
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- I said I'm fine.
- I'll get it.
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Please... let me. This is my fault.
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What is this?
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Found them up here.
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Must've been our mom's.
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We're not supposed to listen to music.
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They say it's a dark temptation.
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But I don't understand that.
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Just feels like light to me.
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I wanna show you something.
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From some local news archive.
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Look at how she's holding me.
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It's like she wants to drop me.
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Dorothy would never
hold Jericho like that.
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What's Dorothy gotta do with it?
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I used to think
she was the perfect mother.
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She was so beautiful.
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Gentle.
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Was nothing like mine.
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But I was wrong about her.
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That's fucking unfair.
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What happened with the baby
was an accident. It wasn't her fault.
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Then whose fault was it?
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I'd probably blame God.
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If I thought there was a God to blame.
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For now, it's on me.
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I thought it would be safer to keep it
from you, and that was a mistake.
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We cannot lie to each other, Sean.
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Promise me.
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Sorry. Had to hit the restroom on the way.
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Thank you.
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Hey, Juju, it's Dottie.
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I really wouldn't call
if it wasn't important, but...
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I'm just having a really hard time.
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Jericho's just crying and crying,
and I have tried everything, and...
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I'm just really overwhelmed right now.
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So... maybe you could just come by...
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Juju, for, like, even a couple hours.
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Okay. Just call me back, okay? Bye.
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Why didn't you go?
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My dealer scored some great shit.
I couldn't pass that up.
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She was alone with his body for four days.
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All I can think is...
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what if I went?
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Why are you telling me this?
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What do you want?
Do you want me to feel sorry for her?
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No.
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It's just when a terrible thing happens...
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and you pretend that it didn't...
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it eats your insides.
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There was this green dress
that my mother loved...
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so I decided to destroy it.
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Try maybe make some room
for her to love me.
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I put it on the burner.
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Didn't know how fast fire grows.
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I wasn't even scared at all.
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I was just angry.
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It felt like I was burning too.
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My aunt and uncle said that
it must've been God working through me.
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That terrible things happen for a reason.
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Do you think that?
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I think that if that's God...
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then I don't want anything to do with him.
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He'll never leave this house without her.
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So our deal is safe
as long as we still have Leanne.
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All right. Let's go inside. It's frigid.
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I can grab you a blanket.
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That's very kind of you, Roscoe,
but it's okay.
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We need to check on George.
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It's just nice, the fresh air.
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I thought we might
stay out here for a little longer.
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I really am cold, but we can
continue speaking in the kitchen.
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Roscoe, what are you doing?
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I can't let you inside.
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Why not?
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He told me to keep you out here
until sunset... no matter what.
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Who?
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George.
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What do you think you're doing?
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I told you I wanted to help you!
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What, did you think you could trick us?
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You could just walk out of the house
without fulfilling your side of the deal?
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- Tell me!
- I needed time to prepare.
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We must do these things alone.
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- Prepare?
- Yes.
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We should all be ready.
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The reunion will happen
when the clock turns.
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This is certain.
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Good.
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It better.
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- I'm sorry, man.
- Just go.
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You don't understand. Listen to me, Sean.
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You know me.
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You know I'm a rational man.
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Something's happening to me.
Things are changing.
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They're shifting for the better.
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What do you mean?
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I can't explain it.
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All I know is that
it started when I met him.
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So when he asked me for a simple,
harmless task,
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I knew I needed to say yes.
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Roscoe, you need to go.
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I'm trying to say that you can trust them.
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They're not like us.
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They're special.
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I'm not supposed to do that.
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They say that anything
that feels good is dangerous.
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Christmas has always
been a time for sitting on Santa's lap
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and whispering wishes into his ear.
209
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But now child psychologists say that
this encourages manipulative behavior.
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They argue that children
should be encouraged
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to state their wishes
directly without playing games.
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I can't do it.
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Why are you holding that knife?
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Do you wanna hurt me?
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You said that you loved me.
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Everybody lies to me.
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She'll come for you.
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Let her.
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I can handle May.
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Not May.
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Oh, my God. Where did you come from?
Sir? Sir, are you okay?
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