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This is what you need to do daily. Brush your hair, stay groomed and beautiful.
But why?
It isn't your right to ask why.
And nowhere in the English language is there more of a contentious word.
You don't want to come off argumentative, do you?
I'm sorry, Karen. I'm sorry.
Just listen. Know your place.
Remember, there isn't another family out there for you. This is your last
chance. You're much too old to stay here, and you're lucky that there's a
out there that wants to take you in.
Always do as you're told, no matter what and without question.
Be helpful around the house, earn your keep, always say please and thank you.
You have to learn to be appreciative to your new family, speak only when spoken
to, and never defy them, ever.
I know it's bad.
Dear Jesus, thank you for my beautiful family, my beautiful wife, my
new beautiful daughter, and the food that you've given us.
I appreciate all your gifts.
in everything you've done for us and helping us get to this point.
And continue to bless us, O Lord, for we need it, for our daughter to come to us
on the pretense of being wayward. Show her the way and help me and my wife have
the wisdom to continue guiding her in your presence.
Amen.
You're amazing, honey.
Mm -hmm.
Amber, with your old family, did they serve food?
I didn't have a family.
Don't worry.
You'll do great with us.
Okay.
Now remember, don't eat until you're fully served. Everybody's served, okay?
Oh,
you know, the same old hush hush.
Johnson once again decided that he wanted to be a little bit, uh,
vulgar. You know what? I'm married to a man with a high moral value.
You flatter me too much, honey.
You didn't make such a great home.
I couldn't live like this.
Well, thank you. You did try my best.
I can't wait to teach you more about it.
You know what? Oh, my school member.
Just make sure to mind your mother.
and follow everything you say.
Okay?
I feel like I'm still good with the rules.
Well, without rules, maybe no different than that.
Actually, have you talked to Martha about Bible study today?
I haven't.
Yes, Martha asked us why we haven't been to Bible study lately, and I explained
that we were trying to adopt and that these meetings take priority as we bring
new lamb into the flock.
Oh, thank you.
I can't wait for you to see our church.
Can I please have the trumpet?
I don't think that's very mighty, Ryan.
Do you want something that you can eat with your fork?
So we should probably take a little ember to Bible study later on this week.
you know, get to know everybody on the part of the church.
Great idea.
Thank you.
I know you're going to love our church.
Very wholesome environment.
Very good.
A lot of nice young ladies just like yourself.
And a few nice young men, too.
Which reminds me.
Even though you're 18, no boys here.
Got it?
Yeah. No boys until you graduate college.
That's what we and your mother meant.
Plus, we can always help you pick out a nice young man when that time comes.
Yep.
Actually, that neighbor boy, Johnny, great kid.
He says he wants to be a mechanic. I don't know why he won't.
wouldn't do such a dirty job with a mind like his.
Wow. Young people don't always know what's best around you, right?
No, but there are people like that in the world.
Luckily.
How did I get so lucky to get married to you?
When we clean, we eat.
So, Amber, do you have anything that you're interested in becoming?
It's all these pretty girls late at night.
Oh. I want to be those pretty girls that are wearing, like, these, um...
I don't know what they're called, but they're really pretty, and they have
down guys with them, a lot of them, and they're, like, in the swimming pool, and
they started, like, touching each other.
Maybe you're going to be doing none of that. But they're so pretty.
And you're very pretty, and you'll make them a great wife one day, but, you
know, none of the family.
No.
Our ladies of the night.
You should be terrified of them.
Why?
They... I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said anything. Sorry.
We will think.
Did it just for you?
Thank you.
Yeah. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. That's why we don't reach across the table.
You can go change your pants and we'll clean it up. Okay.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm totally proud.
He didn't learn table manners, but, you know, we didn't have food, too.
Well, don't worry.
So here I'm going to have plenty of food, and I'm going to teach you better
table manners.
We're going to teach you a lot of things.
Don't worry.
Um, I'm so sorry.
It's fine. Are you okay?
Yes, I'm fine.
Let me grab your shirt.
Sure. There should be one right over there.
It's okay if you look at my doll.
Have you never seen a man?
Um, no.
Well,
do you want a question?
Um...
Yeah, I think mom is going to need some help too.
I want you to do me a favor.
I want you to put it in your mouth.
Just like that.
Now I'm going to move your head.
No hands.
Just let it come in and out.
The matron told you to be a good girl for us, right? Mm -hmm.
She told you you want to be a part of the family, right?
Mm -hmm.
Thank you,
Joel.
And you knew Daddy? I
think
you're going to do really well for your family.
This is what Daddy likes to call mouth hugs.
Yeah. Do you like giving him mouth hugs?
Mm -hmm.
Good.
Daddy won't let me spit on it.
I think Mommy might like the same thing.
We can't watch out.
Are you going to watch Mother?
Hang on to these for you.
It's my cartoon.
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