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I bet we've been together for a million
years.
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And I bet we'll be together for a
million more.
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Oh, it's like I started breathing on the
night we kissed.
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And I can't remember what I ever did
before.
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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And there ain't no nothing we can't love
each other through.
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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Well...
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Is the revolution tonight?
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Why wasn't I informed?
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Because we're coming to get you, Alex.
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Well, what do you think?
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They're authentic paratrooper jump
pants.
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I hope your chute opens.
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It's okay, Dad. I'm not wearing them for
you. I'm wearing them for Nick.
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See, if Nick camouflages a big turn
on... Well, then this Nick is definitely
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kind of guy.
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I'm meeting this Nick. It's been three
weeks now. We haven't even seen him.
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He'll be here any minute. Oh, good. I'd
like to meet this Nick, too. Me, too. I
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mean, we've heard so much about this
Nick.
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Will everyone stop calling him this
Nick?
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He's his Nick. Just plain Nick.
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Unless I'm wrong, it's just plain Nick
on a Kawasaki 750 Turbo.
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Valerie!
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Hey!
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really anxious to meet all of you.
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Nick! Come on in, Nick!
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Do I have to?
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He seems anxious to meet us.
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I don't know about you, but I am keeping
an open mind about this.
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It just closed.
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Nick Moore. I'd like to meet my parents,
Elise and Stephen Keaton.
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Nice to meet you, Nick. It's a pleasure
having you here.
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Hey.
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It is nice to meet you, finally. I've
heard an awful lot about you.
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Hey.
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My brother and sister, Alex and
Jennifer.
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Hey.
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How yous doing?
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We's doing fine.
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At least I's doing fine.
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That's, uh...
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It's a nice earring, Nick.
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Yeah, I found it in the garbage.
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Picked it up on my rounds.
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Are you a garbage man?
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Me? I mean, but I hope to be one one
day, you know?
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It's the only way to get the good
garbage.
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The good garbage.
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How do you distinguish that from the bad
garbage?
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You gotta have an eye for it.
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I'm not sure I understand.
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I am like what they call an
environmental artist. I make things out
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garbage, junk.
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You'd be amazed at the things you could
make from garbage. You see this hat?
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I made this hat from garbage.
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Hey.
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Hey.
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Hey.
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And the mama bird flies back to the
nest.
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And the baby bird opens up his mouth so
big. Open up your mouth, Andrew. Would
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you open up your mouth? Andrew, would
you open up your mouth? Hey, Mom, Mom,
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take it easy.
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Well, you were always such a good baby
bird. You always opened up your mouth so
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big.
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Mom, you're losing your mind.
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And you show him how a good baby bird
loves to eat. Yes. Mama, I'm not going
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show him. Come on, Alex. You're his big
brother. He's getting what he's getting.
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No, this is ridiculous. Show him.
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Okay.
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Watch Alex, Andrew.
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Okay. Now the mama bird.
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This one's had it.
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Oh, Dad, it's you.
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I thought it was Nick.
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Oh, no, no, no. It's just me.
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Stephen Keaton, a non -criminal.
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You going out with Nick again tonight?
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Yeah.
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Well, this will be four nights in a row.
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Yeah, well, he's going to help me study.
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Well, there go your hopes for a D.
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says my name.
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I'm coming!
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Well, Elise, what are we going to do
about this?
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What do you mean?
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What do you mean? What do I mean? We
have a crisis on our hands. What crisis?
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Elise, our daughter's dating Rambo.
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Oh, Steve, I think you're overreacting.
Dad, you are absolutely right. You've
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got to stamp this out. You've got to
stop this before it spreads.
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Alex, I take no comfort from the fact
that we are on the same side in this.
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Kind of unnerving, isn't it?
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Oh, come on to bed, Stephen.
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How can you sleep when you know she's
out there in the middle of the night
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him? Does it look like I'm sleeping?
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We've told him.
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Mallory, home early.
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We made it very clear, remember?
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I drew him a little picture.
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He grunted.
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You're just getting upset, honey. It's
not going to do you any good. I am
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I've had enough. Mallory's got to stop
seeing Nick.
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That's really something, Stephen.
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I remember before we were married, you
said, if we ever have children, I'm not
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going to tell them what to do. And
they're going to have minds of their
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I take it back.
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At least nothing I said before right now
has any bearing.
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I'm not anything I used to be. I gave
all that up to become a father. I'm
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nothing else now, just a father.
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Well, Father, if you lay down the law
and you tell Mallory that she can't go
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with Nick, she's going to get angry and
she's going to say, I'm going to be 18,
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I can do what I want, and you can't stop
me.
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That's what she's going to say.
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No, she won't.
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She would not say that to her father.
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Not if I put it to her properly,
forcefully, but tempered with
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It's not a good idea, Stephen. Lisa, I
need your support here. If Mallory
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we aren't together in this, we'll be
slaughtered. Stephen, we're not at war.
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Oh, yes, we are, Lisa.
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We're at war with Rambo.
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And we can beat him.
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Hi, sorry.
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We lost track of time.
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Good evening, Mallory.
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Good evening, Mac.
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Hey.
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It's a little late.
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Hey, this probably isn't the best time
to ask, but me and Mallory want to go
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away next weekend.
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So I gotta know if it's okay so I can
tell my cousin so he can get the truck.
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Well, you see, it's an ice cream truck
and he needs two days to defrost.
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Not the best time to ask.
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That's what I figured.
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Hey, good night.
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Good night, Nick.
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Well, I guess I ought to go to bed.
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Sit down, Mallory. We want to talk to
you.
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Get away. I'm really tired. Really
tired.
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No, no, please.
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Mallory.
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Your mother and I love you very, very
much.
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Don't we, Elise?
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Of course we do.
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Of course we do.
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And we have really liked so many of the
young men who have visited you here at
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our home.
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Haven't we, Elise?
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We have.
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Whatever happened to Walter Murchison?
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We liked him so much.
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A lot more than I did. I miss Walter.
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Wally.
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Why don't you call him up, Dad? I'm sure
he'd love to hear from you.
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Valerie, we want to talk to you.
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About Nick.
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About you and Nick.
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About you and not Nick.
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Wait a minute.
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What is this?
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Are you saying you don't like Nick?
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We're forbidding you to see him. But
that is what you're saying, isn't it?
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We strongly recommend.
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What are we saying?
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All right, you can't see him!
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You're saying I can't see him!
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Would you like me to sing it for you?
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has every right to be. She doesn't
realize that I did this for her own
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She doesn't understand.
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You don't understand.
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Nobody understands what fathers go
through.
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We're the unknown men.
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We trudge through life, pointing the way
for our families, working hard, paying
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those bills, always with us. Smile on
her face.
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Always ready to make the tough choices.
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Always there when we're needed, but
completely unrecognized.
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That is the biggest load of... Mothers,
too!
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Mothers, too! Now, you get it worse.
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Completely unrecognized.
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We don't do this for recognition. We are
parents for crying out loud.
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I guess all this is just very new to me.
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Who are all these people coming to our
door, wanting our daughter?
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I hate them.
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That's probably not the perfect
attitude.
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Probably not. I just don't know what to
do.
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You know, we don't really know this boy,
Stephen.
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We have no way of knowing what Nick is
really like. We've had some strong
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Thinks the world of him. Don't you think
we at least owe it to her to give him
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the benefit of the doubt? To try to get
to know him better?
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Well, Mallory won't talk to me.
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Tried everything.
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Even faked being sensitive.
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No sale.
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Hey, hey, hey. Come on. What is all the
gloom about?
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You guys should be rejoicing.
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You did the right thing. Oh, don't say
that. No, no, no. You, you are my
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You drove the... from the village.
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I salute you.
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Well, don't salute us, Alex.
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Wait a minute.
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Wait a minute.
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You're not thinking of changing your
mind. No, Dad, no, don't. Look, we
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have these guys coming around here
nipping around our women.
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a responsible and courageous decision.
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When I heard that you had told Mallory
that she couldn't see Nick anymore, I
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said to myself, what a dad!
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Dad, I have never in my entire life been
prouder of you than I am at this
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moment.
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Mallory, let's invite Nick to dinner.
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Did you say something, Deb?
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No. No, I didn't. Are you sure? It
sounded like you... I just coughed.
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Oh, I see.
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I see.
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Well, if you say something, I'm ready to
respond.
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Great, Dad.
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I'll look forward to that.
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This is really nice.
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You guys, do you like this all the time?
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You mean with utensils?
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Don't mind Alex. He's a little strange.
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He's all right.
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He's a cute little guy.
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He's just a little stiff is all.
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You know what you could use, Alex?
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No, no. What could I use, Nick?
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An earring.
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Yeah.
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No, I don't think so.
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Oh, really?
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It gets you loose.
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Here.
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No, no, no, Nick.
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I enjoy being tight.
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What kind of things are you interested
in, Nick? I'm interested in Mallory.
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Yes, indeed.
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How about school?
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How about school?
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Do you go to school? No.
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Can you expand on that?
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Yeah, like when school's on, I'm not
there.
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Ah.
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Really, Dad, I mean, there are other
things to talk about besides school.
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No one's even asked him about his art.
Hey, it's okay.
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No, you love to talk about your art.
Dad, ask him.
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So, Nick, how did you get interested in
this environmental art? I don't know.
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Can you expand on that?
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I don't know.
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Very good.
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back to the school issue. No, come on.
Dad, Nick was talking about art.
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You interrupted him. Sorry, Nick.
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Didn't mean to cut you off like that.
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What were you going to say after I don't
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know?
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I don't remember.
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Yep. Now, environmental art isn't the
only thing Nick knows about.
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He has a wide range of interests.
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Here's a thought that just occurred to
me, Nick. Don't you think a person needs
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an education?
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Not every person. Not every person? Come
on, Dad. Excuse me, Mallory. How can a
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person make a living without an
education?
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I don't know. Why don't you ask somebody
who's educated?
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I don't think a person needs an
education to answer that question.
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Did you tell these peas are fresh?
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I guess what I really want to know,
Nick... Hey, look, I was invited here
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meal, you know, but this doesn't feel
like a meal. It feels like a test.
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You know, I'm sorry I'm not the kind of
guy you're looking for. I'm not smart,
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I'm not cultured, and I'm not
sophisticated. You know, I'm not no
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Bronson.
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of yourselves. You just embarrassed me
in front of someone I really care about.
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Hey, Mal, Mal, Mal, don't worry about
it. He won't retain this night in his
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memory.
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You think that's all that counts, huh,
Alex?
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Everyone's got to be smart.
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Mallory, it's for your own good.
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You're a snob. You know that?
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I know that.
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I wanted you to see in Nick what I see
in him.
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give him a chance. You know, it's like
you don't trust my judgment.
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If this had been Alex, you would not
have acted this way.
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Oh, Mallory, you have to... No!
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Come on, Dad!
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I can't remember one time when you've
interfered in Alex's personal life. Alex
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can do whatever he wants. It's the way
it's always been.
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Mallory, if we've given Alex more
freedom in his personal life, it's only
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because he's a boy and you're a girl.
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Go ahead. Dad, I'd like to hear the rest
of that.
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I can't believe you just said that, Dad.
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Hang tough, hang tough. Look at you.
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So, so what are you saying, Dad? I can't
go out with guys for the rest of my
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life? Oh, no, no, no, honey.
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For the rest of my life.
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I don't know, Mel. I give up. I can't
defend it anymore. I know I'm on shaky
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ground. What can I say?
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You can say you'll let me see Nick
because I care about him.
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What else can I say?
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Dad, I'm not blind.
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You know, I can see why you don't like
Nick, but I do very much.
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And I'm just asking you to trust my
judgment.
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Mel.
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All your life, I've watched over you.
I've worried about you.
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I've tried to protect you. Now you're
getting older. It's not easy to let you
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make your own decisions.
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Especially when I don't agree with them.
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Dad, you and Mom have taught me to be a
good person.
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And you've done your job.
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Now you have to trust me to go out and
live my own life.
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I've been standing out there at the curb
trying to get myself to leave, but I
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can't. Well, come on in and sit down.
Out there.
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I've got to say something to you.
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First of all, I apologize about before
for being rude and running out.
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I don't think you're the only one who
needs to apologize here, Nick.
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Elise?
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Okay, look, I know I don't look like
what you want, and I know I don't sound
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like what you want, and maybe I'm not
what you want in any way.
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Maybe if I'd grown up nice and refined
like Mallory and Jennifer and even Alex
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there, maybe I'd feel comfortable around
people like you.
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And maybe if I was comfortable, I'd know
what to say, but I don't.
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I think you do.
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No, but you've got to understand one
thing.
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I really like Mallory.
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And I wouldn't hurt her for the world.
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I'm not gonna see her if you don't want
me to, but I really like her, so I hope
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you don't not want me to see her.
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We don't, Nick.
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We don't what?
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We don't not want you to stop not seeing
Mallory.
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Not in any way.
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Huh?
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I mean, as far as not seeing Mallory is
concerned, we are not going to say you
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cannot stop not doing that.
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Let's say I wanted to see Mallory. What
would happen?
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Honestly, I don't know, Nick.
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You can see her, right, Stephen?
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Well, I guess what we're trying to say,
Nick, is we do trust Mallory.
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She likes you, you like her. We're not
going to stand in your way.
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You mean it, Dad?
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I mean it, Mel.
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Hey,
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Dad, let's remember this night so we
don't have to go through it again when
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18 again.
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Hey, uh, Jennifer, you know, I got this
little brother at home that maybe you'd
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really like.
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Let's take one step at a time.
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Sit, Ubu, sit.
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Good dog.
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