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You want anything else, honey?

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The only thing I could think of would be
the sports section.

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I'm reading the sports section.

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I know.

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Here, honey, why don't you read this
until he's through? I don't want your

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section. I want my section.

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Is this going to keep up or will I have
to leave?

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Morning.

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Coffee? Yes. In fact, I think coffee is
all we'll be having this morning.

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Would anyone here like some more coffee?

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Yeah, I'll have some.

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Not when I'm here.

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Don't look now, but did you see the
couple who just came in?

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Guys?

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What about them?

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I caught them trying to sneak out last
night.

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Will you stop?

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What happened?

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It was about three in the morning.

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I was thirsty, so I came down to the
kitchen for some Perrier with a wedge of

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lime on crushed ice.

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By the way, we're out of Perrier. Who do
I tell?

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Stephanie, forget that. What about the
Putnams?

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I saw them coming down the stairs on
their tiptoes.

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Well, maybe they were thirsty and were
trying to be quiet.

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They were dressed and carrying all of
their luggage.

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Some people make more out of getting a
drink than others.

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I can't believe it. What? People are
dishonest? That they even thought they

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could get away with something like this.
And they would have if I could stand to

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drink tap water.

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Dick, what are we going to do?

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If there's nothing we can do, we'll just
have to keep an eye on him.

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Sit. Stay.

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Guess what I found.

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A dog?

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Yeah. He followed me home from the
woods.

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Oh, isn't he adorable?

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He's precious.

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He's not rabid, is he?

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Look at him.

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Hi.

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I don't think he likes you. Yeah, well,
then just keep him away from me, okay?

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What kind is he? I don't know. He
probably looks a mutt.

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Are you going to keep him? Oh, no, I
couldn't do that.

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Besides, he probably belongs to
somebody.

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Didn't he have a tag?

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No, nothing. It's a shame, too. His
owner must be worried sick.

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Maybe he was abandoned.

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What kind of person would do a thing
like that?

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Garbage.

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George, maybe you should put an ad in
the Lost and Found. Yeah, I think I

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He's kind of cute, isn't he? I guess
everybody had a dog when they were

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up. I did.

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Mine was Buster. He was part setter,
part retriever. What kind did you have,

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Dick?

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I didn't actually have a dog.

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What did you have?

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I had that other incredibly popular pet.

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You had a swan?

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I think he means a cat.

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A cat?

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A big cat.

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A tomcat?

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No, actually he was an angora. A what?

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An angora.

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An angora? A big angora.

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You mean one of those fluffy cats named
Snowball?

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He wasn't fluffy and he wasn't named
Snowball.

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His name was Butch.

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Butch the Angora Cat.

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Plenty of dogs were afraid of that,
Angora. I bet. They shed like crazy.

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George, does this dog know any tricks?

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So far, all he's done is shake.

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Really? He shakes hands?

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No, I meant he just shakes. I think he's
nervous.

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Maybe I'd better take him out.

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What a great -looking dog. Is he yours?
No, I just found him. I hope I can find

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his owner. Come on, boy. Oh, you sweet.

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Joe,

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what are you two planning on doing
today?

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Oh, we don't know. We just thought we'd
go out for a while. Oh.

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Well, have a nice day.

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Thanks.

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Okay.

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It's all clear.

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Oh, hi, Mr. Putnam. Checking out? What?

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No.

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What a lovely place this is.

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Isn't that your suitcase?

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By golly, I think it is.

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Well, guess I better get this back to
our lovely room.

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Oh, hi, Mr. Putnam. You checking out?

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Heck no.

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Why is everybody so anxious for us to
leave?

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We're having a great time.

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See you later.

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I hope so.

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Dick, I just caught them throwing their
luggage off the balcony. I can't believe

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people would do this.

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Come on, honey, it's a challenge. It's
that childish thing in people that says,

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hey, maybe I can get away with
something.

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Hi. Hi, George.

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I saw your ad in the Lost and Found.

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Yeah, I think I may have found the
owner. Somebody called a little while

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They should be here any minute. Really?

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Doesn't take long to get attached, does
it?

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Oh, it sure doesn't. You should have
seen him last night. He was having a

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nightmare. I reached over and patted his
head. You know what he did? He kissed

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me. Then he went back to sleep.

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I'm glad I was there.

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I'll bet he was, too.

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He'll be happier with his real owner.

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He seems pretty happy here.

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You know how dogs are.

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Well, cats can't be much different.

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Excuse me.

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Stratford Inn.

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Can I tell her who's calling?

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Oh, it's Carl.

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Hang up.

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I'm not going to hang up.

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Then tell him I'm not here. I already
told him you were here.

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Hold on. Could you hold on just a
second?

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I'm not going to talk to him, Dick.

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Stephanie, you have to. Why? Because you
were married to him. Only for a couple

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of days.

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Could you hold on just one more second?

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wanted to be more responsible. Not now.

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Stephanie, if you love them enough to
marry him, the least you can do is talk

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him. Gee, I hate this.

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I don't want to talk to him. I'm not
good at confrontation. I'll just die.

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Hi, Carl.

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Fine.

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Really?

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You're in Vermont.

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How nice.

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Well, of course I'd love to see you.

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I didn't expect to see you again in my
life, but... As long as you're here.

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Perfect.

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Can't wait.

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Bye.

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He wants to see me. Did he say why?

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If I know Carl, he probably wants to
find out why I walk out on him.

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You mean you never told him?

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How do you tell your husband you're
leaving without telling him why?

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You wait until he's in the shower and
you say...

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I'm leaving you.

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I don't believe this. But don't you see
what you've done? By running away from

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one confrontation, you've just made this
one even worse.

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Well, I can fix that. How?

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I'm running away from this one, too.

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Well, I'm leaving.

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Wait on us, Stephanie.

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I'd love to, Dick. But Carl will be here
soon. I've got to run.

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All right, fine. Go.

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But would you mind telling me...

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Tell him I'm very sorry, but at the last
minute I suddenly remembered I had to

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go to Japan.

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He's never going to believe that.

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But that's where I'm going.

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I'll send for the rest of my luggage.

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Stephanie, I'm not going to let you do
this.

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You owe that man an explanation.

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Maybe so.

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But if I tell him why I left, I'm only
going to hurt him.

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I'm talking to you as a friend.

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You walk out that door, young lady, and
you're never coming back.

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Well, I'm sorry.

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Because you know how much I care about
you people and how much I appreciate all

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you've done for me.

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But I just can't be here when Carl
comes.

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And nothing you say can change my mind.

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She left.

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She's gone.

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You didn't tell me it was going to rain.

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Does that make a difference?

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It does to me.

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It's like a sign.

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A sign?

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Look at me. My coat is suede. My bag is
suede. I think somebody's trying to tell

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me something.

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Does that mean you're staying?

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What else can I do?

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Boy, this is going to be hard.

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Stephanie, I don't mean to wax
philosophical, but I think you'll find

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where the confrontation, the
anticipation far exceeds the actual

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When he gets here, I'll probably die.

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Well, that would shoot the hell out of
that theory.

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He's going to be here soon. I'd better
go start on my hair.

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I just know this weather is going to
make it frizz.

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I think I'll go up and help her.

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I saw a car pulling up. I think it may
be the people about the ad.

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Where's the dog?

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I've got him out on the back porch. You
should see him when he's all brushed.

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How does he look?

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The same, only smoother.

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I bet you hear about the dog.

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Yeah, I'm Lou Ward.

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This is my son, Ted.

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George Utley. Nice to meet you. The
dog's in the kitchen. I'll go get him.

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Hi. Hi, I'm Dick Loudon. I'm Lou Ward.
This is my son, Ted.

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Nice to meet you. I guess you were
pretty worried, huh?

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Well, you know how boys are about their
dogs.

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I guess that's it.

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Ted? Yeah, Dad?

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It's not your dog.

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It's not?

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No, it isn't. It's not even close.

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You're kidding.

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No, I mean, it is a dog, but it's not
Scruffy. See, Scruffy's a

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pedigreed Irish setter. But I like him.

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No, son, but he's not your dog.

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We'll still find Scruffy. We've still
got three more ads to answer.

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I don't want Scruffy. I want this dog.

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Look, Ted.

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Scruffy costs $300.

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And we're going to find him.

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Okay? Come on. Let's go.

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Come on.

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Oh, well, thanks a lot for your time.
Oh, don't worry about it.

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George, have you given any thought to
what you're going to do, you know?

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No one shows up?

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No, I haven't.

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I just want you to know, if you decide
to keep the dog, you know, it's okay

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us.

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Oh, thanks, dear.

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My phone's out of order.

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Haven't you found a no -no for that
thing yet?

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No, as a matter of fact...

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George, you're talking about keeping the
dog. Well, that's not for sure yet. I'm

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just thinking about it.

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Maybe I'd better take him out back.

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Go ahead.

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You know, if you keep that dog around,
he's going to ruin your furniture.

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I don't care.

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Tell her who's here.

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Her husband.

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You're Carl?

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Yes. How old are you?

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I hope Stephanie told you I was coming.

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Yes, she told us everything.

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Well, not everything.

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Would you tell her I'm here?

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Oh, sure.

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Stephanie!

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Oh, thank you. Rumor has it that James
Madison once stayed here.

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Carl, is that true?

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Nice to meet you.

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Is there a place where we can talk?

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What's wrong with right here?

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You can use my study.

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I guess you know I'd like an
explanation.

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Oh, Carl.

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It always frizzes in the rain.

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Stephanie, I'm not talking about your
hair. I'm talking about why you left me.

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Oh.

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I really do think I have the right to
know why.

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It wasn't anything that happened,
really.

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I mean, I had fun at the wedding.

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Even liked the reception.

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The cake was great.

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Apparently not great enough.

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Stephanie.

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I suppose I'm being naive, but... I
assume that you gave our marriage some

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thought. We've known each other for
years.

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Well, Carl, this is really hard to say,
but... After all, you did come all the

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way to Vermont.

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looking for me, and you have a right to
know the truth.

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And the truth is... Yes?

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I don't like the way you dress.

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You don't like the way I dress? That's
it.

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That's the only reason.

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Stephanie, I can always tell when you're
lying.

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You can?

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Always.

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Well, Carl, I'm afraid if I tell you the
real reason that it's going to hurt

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you. Please, Stephanie, the truth...

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think about my personality.

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Am I humorless? Am I too reserved?

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Of course not.

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It's nothing like that.

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Well, am I insensitive? Am I unromantic?

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No, believe me, you're fine.

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Is it my age?

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No.

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It's my age.

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I wish I was older.

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What you're trying to tell me is that
you wish I were younger.

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Well, for one thing, if I were, I
wouldn't be handling this with such

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I'm sorry, Carl.

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So am I, Stephanie.

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You know, I didn't expect this to be a
long -term relationship.

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But I didn't expect this either.

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No, it's just that you had your epiphany
before I thought you would.

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You've taught me so much.

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but what epiphany means.

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That means a sudden realization.

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Oh, I get it.

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Good.

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I'm so grateful for everything.

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You know, I always felt safe with you
and protected.

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And we did have fun.

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You took me to places I never would have
gone to otherwise.

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Singapore, Madagascar, bookstores.

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you happy here?

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Well, I'm in a beautiful setting.

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I'm surrounded by people who care about
me.

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I have all kinds of opportunities I
never dreamed I'd have.

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I guess if a person can't be happy, it's
the next best thing.

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My little flower.

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I'll always love you, Carl.

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And I you.

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If nobody claimed the dog by now, they
probably wouldn't.

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Well, I guess that means he's yours if
you want him, George.

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Well, I don't know. It kind of scares
me. I've never been responsible for

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anything before.

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That's not true.

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You take care of yourself.

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You take care of this inn. You take care
of us.

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Well, I guess that's true. Maybe what
I'm trying to say is I've never been

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responsible for anything that ate off
the floor.

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Then you should have a dog.

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I think maybe you're right.

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Congratulations.

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I don't know. I thought about calling
him Biscuit. He loves those.

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Or Slipper. He really loves those.

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Then again, he spends a lot of time at
the foot of the bed.

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Foot of the bed is kind of a long name
for a dog.

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I always think a dog should have a
meaningful name. Something that

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him. Well, he found you. Maybe you
should call him Lucky.

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He is that.

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Lucky.

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Lucky, I like that. Gee, thanks, Dick.

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Come on, Lucky. Let's go downtown and
get you a name tag and me some slippers.

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Oh, hi, Stephanie.

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Guess what? I'm going to keep the dog.

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Oh, that's nice.

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Did you say goodbye to Carl?

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Yeah. Feeling all right?

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I'm a little sad.

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Well, if you're ever feeling lonely, you
can always come up to my room and get

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lucky.

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Lucky is the dog's name.

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Oh!

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Are you sure you're all right? Yeah.

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I want to thank you two for making me
see Carl.

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If I hadn't, I think I might have
regretted it for the rest of my life.

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Well, you're welcome.

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Well, if you'll excuse me, I think I'll
go upstairs in case I decide to cry or

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something.

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Well, if you're going to watch the front
desk, I think I'll go in the study

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and... Watch a game on TV.

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Sure, go ahead.

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Honey, I think the Putnam's are checking
out.

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Meow.