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Now, Buffy, I've tried to tell you that
I don't know very much about little
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girls. So you've got to understand that
I can't figure you out.
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I'm not being naughty, Uncle Bill.
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Honest.
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I know you're not being naughty, but
there is something bothering you.
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Yes, sir.
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Now, you want to tell me what it is?
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No, sir.
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Hi, Uncle Bill.
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Hi.
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You said that Buffy locked herself in.
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That's right, and nobody seems to know
why.
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You want to talk to her?
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Well, we're not on speaking terms.
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Oh.
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Well, will you talk to Sissy?
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I'm not on terms either.
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Yes, I'm from the telephone company.
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Mr. Davis ordered a new phone installed
here?
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Oh, I'm afraid there must be some
mistake.
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Our Mr. Davis is out of town.
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This is 27A?
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Yes. This is the right apartment.
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Then I'm afraid there's been a clerical
error.
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I am sure that if Mr. Davis had ordered
a phone installed, he would have
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informed me.
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My phone!
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It's here!
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Apparently he didn't.
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Right this way. I'll show you where it
goes.
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Thank you.
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Who's he, Mr. French?
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A representative of the telephone
company, Jody.
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It appears that Miss Sissy is to have
her own phone.
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A phone all of her own?
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Does Uncle Bill know?
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Your uncle must have ordered it.
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He didn't tell me.
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Order me.
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Mr. Davis does not have to get majority
approval before making a decision.
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Jody.
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This apartment is on the 27th floor.
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How could your hands get muddy?
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I was looking through the flowerpots for
my turtle.
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Where does one buy a leash for the
turtle?
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Helpful.
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Bill, I feel like an intruder. You're
just riding and all that?
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Now, be silly. I want you to meet the
kids.
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Stand by for the welcoming home
stampede.
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Watch it.
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Hello?
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Hello?
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Hey, I'm home.
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Well, they're not making stampedes the
way they used to. That's all.
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Welcome home, sir. I didn't expect you
quite so early. Well, Miss Walcott was
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good enough to pick me up at the
airport. You remember French, don't you,
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Yes, of course. Hello, French.
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Where did Miss Walcott go? Oh, well,
Sissy is very busy on her new telephone,
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sir, and Master Jody is rubbing in the
bathtub.
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Where's Buffy?
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Well, Miss Buffy is very busy feeling
sorry for herself, sir. Oh, that's not
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like her. No, sir, not at all.
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Hi, Uncle Bill. Hi, Jody.
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How are you, Jody?
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Jody, this is Miss Walcott.
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What a handsome little boy.
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Mr. French made me comb my hair.
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Uncle Bill!
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Hi, Sissy.
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Oh, thank you for the phone.
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It's positively out of sight.
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What? Out of sight? Is that good? Well,
from what I've been able to translate
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from the teenage idioms, sir, it's
superlative.
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Hello, Sissy. I'm Nedra Walcott.
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Oh, I'm very pleased to meet you.
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Would you like to look at my phone?
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Why? Is it different or something?
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It's the first phone I've ever had.
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She's had plenty of practice.
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Well, what's the matter with Buffy?
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Who knows?
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I offered to let her down at the weather
bureau.
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She said, I don't care if it rains or
not.
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All right, let's look at the phone. Come
on.
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Don't you got a hug for your wandering
uncle?
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Hello, Uncle Bill.
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Neat, isn't it, Uncle Bill?
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Huh? Oh, very neat. Neatest, yes.
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So, this is Sissy's room.
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And mine, too.
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Oh, of course, dear. I'm Nedra Walcott.
I decorated this room and the den and
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the living room.
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Are you an interior decorator, Miss
Walcott? Oh, she's one of the best in
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But, Bill, lately, have you taken a
look?
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A good look at your former guest room?
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Why?
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What's the matter with it? Well, not a
thing. Except that I designed it for
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visiting business friends.
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And for this pair of feminine young
ladies, why, it's ridiculous.
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Well, we don't mind, Miss Walcott.
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Well, maybe I could use a little fixing
around.
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A little?
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Well, I see a very... Feminine room. To
go with a new phone.
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New room to match my new phone.
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Isn't it exciting, Buffy?
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I guess so.
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And for you, Sissy, it'll be very
feminine and very grown up.
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Where do I sleep?
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Well, right here, of course. Your half
will look like a little towel house.
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You got yourself a job.
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Can I help pick out the materials?
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Of course, Sissy. And you too, Buffy.
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I don't know how.
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Hello?
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Yes.
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Oh, yes, I see. Yes, certainly.
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Long distance for you, sir.
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Hello?
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Hello, sissy.
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Long distance from down the hall.
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Oh, yes, sir, but it seems to amuse them
when we cooperate in their little
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games.
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This is a great connection.
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Sounds like you're right in the next
room.
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I just wanted to say goodnight on my new
phone.
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Doesn't Buffy want to say goodnight,
too?
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Want to say goodnight to Uncle Bill?
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I did.
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In person.
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What about Mrs. Beasley?
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Mrs. Beasley doesn't talk on the
telephone.
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She already said goodnight, Uncle Bill.
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We'll see you later. Bye -bye.
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Bye.
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I'll give you odds that five minutes
after Alexander Graham Bell invented the
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telephone, his daughter was on it.
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But who would she have called?
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Busy?
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But she's not talking.
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She and Carol are doing their homework.
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Thanks, Carol. I'll see you later.
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A bulletin board. Now you can pin up
your boyfriends' pictures.
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And theater programs and prom
invitations and an autographed picture
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favorite singing group, the Velvet
Vultures.
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Oh, I don't think I knew them.
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They're new.
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We love their records, don't we, Buffy?
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At first.
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Buffy, how do you like Sissy's side of
the room so far, hmm?
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It's all right.
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Buffy? Well, naturally, it's not meant
to suit a little girl's taste.
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Where would you like these, Miss Walker?
Oh, thank you, French. Put them right
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here. Now, Sissy, I want your opinion on
these.
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Oh, I love this shape.
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Don't you like it, Mr. French?
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I'm not being an expert on shades, Miss
Sissy. I wouldn't know.
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Will that be all, Miss Walker?
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One more favor, French. Would you mind
holding this up to that cornice so I can
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take measurements, hmm?
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Yes, madam.
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Mr. French.
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And what do you think I'm doing?
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Playing Statue of Liberty.
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French is helping us, Jody.
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When you get finished decorating this
room, can you fix up where Dinky sleeps?
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Dinky? He's my turtle.
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Well, that'll take a little thought. A
turtle has problems.
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So do little girls.
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How's the remodeling job?
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Sissy couldn't be happier.
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But... But? That's what I mean.
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Buffy doesn't like anything.
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You know, if she had her way, she'd fire
me.
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Well, I can't figure it out.
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Do you think maybe she's jealous because
we didn't start on her side of the room
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first?
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It's possible.
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Well, of course, I keep forgetting she's
just a little kid. I'm looking for
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grown -up motives, and that's not right.
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Beware of man who figures out little
girls.
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Maybe man can figure out big girls.
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Why don't we start on Buffy's side?
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Tomorrow.
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Beautiful. Now you can rock Mrs. Beasley
to sleep.
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Rocky makes Mrs. Beasley dizzy. She gets
sick to her stomach.
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But don't you just love your new bed and
the pretty new curtains?
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Yes, ma 'am.
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Sissy told me that pink and green were
your favorite colors.
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Yes, ma 'am.
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Oh, Buffy.
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Be honest with me.
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You can still change the color.
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It's nice, ma 'am.
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Excuse me, ma 'am.
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Two times one equals two.
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Two times two equals four. Buffy, want
to come and watch cartoons on TV?
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I'm doing my homework.
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You could watch cartoons, too.
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Buffy?
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Buffy, why don't you do your homework in
your bedroom on your new table?
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Just be polite when people are speaking
to you.
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Yes, sir. I'm home working.
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Times nine equals seven.
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Okay.
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Mr. French, will you please tell Buffy
when she decides to talk, I'll be in my
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room.
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Where do you think you might be going?
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I might be going to sleep with Jody.
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You will turn right round and go back
into your own room where you belong.
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How about Uncle Bill's room?
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Buffy, each of us has his or her
assigned place.
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Yes, sir.
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Hi.
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Good night.
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Good night.
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Will you stop worrying about Buffy? Kids
get over everything.
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Well, all this kid stuff is new to me,
Ted. I don't know the difference between
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heartache and stomachache.
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Yeah? Miss Walcott is here to see you.
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Oh, send her right in.
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Hi. I got your phone call, Bill. Hi,
Ted.
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Hello, Nedra.
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I'll leave you two alone.
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No, no, no, wait a minute.
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This won't take a minute.
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Need all the help we can get.
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Buffy? I came home last night and found
her asleep on the couch.
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Oh, dear.
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I can't imagine what I did, and yet I
seen her start the whole thing. No, no,
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you didn't. It all started with the
phone. My phone.
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Just a minute.
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Did you say the girls share a room?
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Yep. There's your answer.
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Buffy wants her own room.
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Just like any other normal, average,
spoiled kid.
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She's not spoiled.
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A private room in her age?
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Well, come to think of it, the rest of
you have private rooms.
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You know what I could do? I could put in
a room divider that would be the same
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as separate rooms.
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You just do whatever you have to do so
Bill can concentrate on dredging.
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You know, you've given those kids a
home, food, and clothing.
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What more do they want? That's what I'm
trying to find out. I hope you're right.
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A room divider. Just right in here.
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Buffy?
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Buffy?
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That's funny. I know she's in there.
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Buffy, dear.
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The man is here to put up your room
divider.
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Ask him to please go away.
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Excuse me, ma 'am.
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Buffy, come out here at once.
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No, sir.
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Oh, dear.
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Buffy, please.
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Buffy.
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Yes, Mr. French?
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We have just returned from the bakery
and we have a box of chocolate nut
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cookies. Put one under the door.
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Hi, what's going on?
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Oh, Buffy's locked us out.
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Yes, sir. She even resisted our
chocolate nut cookies.
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Yes, sir.
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Buffy?
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Buffy, it's Uncle Bill.
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Yes, sir.
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In case of an emergency, sir, we could
get a locksmith.
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Oh, I'd rather she came out by herself.
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Nedra, you better have him put that
thing in some other time, huh?
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Yeah.
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Buffy?
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Now, you open that door.
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Buffy, don't you know it's a very
dangerous thing to lock yourself in like
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Yes, sir.
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Now, I don't want you to do that again,
you hear?
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I won't, Uncle Bill.
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Bill, I'll wait for you in the living
room.
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Okay.
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Now, Buffy, I've tried to tell you that
I don't know very much about little
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girls. So you've got to understand that
I can't figure you out.
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I'm not being naughty, Uncle Bill.
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Honest.
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I know you're not being naughty, but
there is something bothering you.
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Yes, sir.
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Now, you want to tell me what it is?
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No, sir.
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Hi, Uncle Bill.
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Hi. Mr. French said that Buffy locked
herself in.
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That's right, and nobody seems to know
why.
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You want to talk to her?
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Well, we're not on speaking terms.
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Oh.
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Well, will you talk to Sissy?
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I'm not on terms either.
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Don't worry about locking yourself in,
Uncle Bill.
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I did the same thing when I was Buffy's
age.
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Did you?
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Hey, since he broke through, at least
they're talking.
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Come on, take you home. Oh, I'll take
myself home.
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You better be here.
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Hey, you think I'm kind of nutty? I
mean, making all this commotion about a
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-year -old.
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Very.
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But I love you for it.
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Bye. Bye.
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to my room because I lost the key.
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Glad I didn't lose our key.
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They never get a letter this time.
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Wow.
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Good to see you two together again.
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Hey, I kind of got a hunch you didn't
like that room divider man, huh?
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He was going to do a bad thing.
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Really?
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He was going to put up a wall between
Sissy and me.
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00:21:35,110 --> 00:21:37,890
No, not a wall, honey, just a divider.
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I don't want to be divided.
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Did it bother you that the room was
changed around?
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No, because the room made Sissy change.
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Me?
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Changed? It made you grow up.
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Oh, Buffy, everybody has to grow up.
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But she was growing away.
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started to grow away faster than I could
catch up with them.
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Growing away?
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Sure, you know, the telephone and all
that stuff, the bulletin board.
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And lipstick.
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Buffy, I'm not growing away, and I'm not
changing.
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I'm just, well, I'm just trying new
things for the first time.
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It's fun.
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Sure, it'll happen to you too, Buffy.
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One of these days you'll find yourself
looking in the mirror and you'll be
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putting on a brand new dress because you
got a date with a boyfriend or
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something. And you'll say, there's Buffy
all grown up.
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Sure.
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You'll be sitting in front of the
dressing table rolling your hair up in
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curlers. Curlers? Really?
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It'll happen. You wait and see.
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Sissy, are you still the same?
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Cross your heart.
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Cross my heart.
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Sissy, would you like to rock Mrs.
Beasley in the rocking chair?
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Uncle Bill, won't you pray to go in
there the way Buffy is?
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I don't think she's going to be that way
anymore.
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Good.
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