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I see trees of green, red roses too.

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I see them bloom for me and you.

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And I think to myself, what a wonderful
world.

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The colors of the rainbow, so pretty in
the sky.

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Also on the faces of people going by, I
see friends

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shaking hands, saying, how do you do?

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They're really saying, I love you.

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I hear babies cry.

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I watch them grow.

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They'll learn much more than I'll ever
know.

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And I think to myself, what a wonderful
world.

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Yes, I think to myself,

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what a wonderful world.

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I've been thinking.

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Mama doesn't have to come live with us.

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She can just go live with my brother
Frank in New York.

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I mean, he does have that big apartment,
and it's just him living there.

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I'm going to call Frank.

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Your mother hasn't liked Frank since he
took S.

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But what about my other brothers, Walter
or Calvin?

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Now, Calvin owes me. I helped put that
boy through college.

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I'm going to call Calvin.

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What is it with you?

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Sweet lady, I'm going to love having her
here.

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Oh, see, I get it.

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See, you think that the woman who's
coming to live with us is the same woman

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see when we go visit for Thanksgiving.

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Well, you see, baby, that's where you're
wrong.

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See, that's the holiday mother.

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That's the one who says, Oh, Harriet,
you're looking more beautiful every time

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see you.

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But the real Mother Winslow is
different.

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takes over everything harriet if we let
her in here she will be running our

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lives she'll tell us when to eat what
time to sleep oh my harriet she'll put

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me on a diet and i will waste away to
nothing we're talking about your mother

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not a magician

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I could take care of little Richie. I
want to hold him. You can hold him when

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you get older.

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When I get older, he won't be a baby
anymore.

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Hey, stuff happens.

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What are you doing?

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Harry, you put down all these fresh
flowers?

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Now Mama's going to expect fresh flowers
in here every day. I am not paying for

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fresh flowers in this house every day.

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These are from our backyard.

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All you're paying for is manure.

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Give her a key to the house.

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Carl, it's over. She's moving in.

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Mom, today I'm going to do your laundry,
and after that I'm going to wash your

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car and mow the lawn.

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Who are you, and what have you done with
our son?

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Forget about our son. Let's keep this
one.

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Okay, Edward, what do you want?

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Well, there's one small thing. Eddie's
back.

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Tony's having a few people over tonight
to watch some TV.

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Can I go, please?

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Now, you see, there's a catch here, and
it's up to us to find it.

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You're the cop.

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Are Tony's parents going to be there? Of
course. Beer? No. Girls? No. How late?

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Two. Bingo! Book them, Dano!

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Eddie, you know your curfew's ten.

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Hey, I don't need an answer now.

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Take some time. Think about it.

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I'll just be outside rotating your
tires.

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Maybe we should tell him he's wasting
his time.

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Let's string him along.

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Maybe we can get the house painted.

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That's your mama.

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Harriet, wait a minute.

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What do I do now?

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You could open the door.

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What are my other options?

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You don't have any.

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me come to live with you. Well, we're
glad to have you, aren't we, Carl?

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Oh, we're just tickled to death.

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Oh,

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that's okay.

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Nobody help me.

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Now, here, Rachel, let me help you with
those.

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Don't you get in there, home gym.

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And give me some sugar.

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Now, give me some more sugar.

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Girl, who's watching my baby? She is.

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Excuse me.

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Mama, why don't you fly and make
yourself comfortable while Carl and I

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refreshments? Girl, I still got to talk
to you, Grandma.

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Now, before you go, I just want you to
know that I don't expect any special

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treatment. I just want to help out where
I can and not get in the way.

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Mama, that's sweet.

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I'm sure we'll all get along just fine.

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Won't we, Carl?

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Oh, it'll be heaven.

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Why did you make me lie to my mother
like that? We will not all get along

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She's been fine so far.

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Well, she hasn't put her purse down yet.

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Carl, I like your mom.

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Now you put a smile on your face or
you're going to be in deep trouble with

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When I worked for the Fairchilds. Oh,
I've traveled this world.

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Met a lot of interesting people.

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Have you ever met Prince?

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I met a lot of Prince. Prince of Wales,
Prince of Denmark, Prince of Nepal.

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What Prince are you talking about,
honey? I think she's talking about the

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that sings and wears purple underwear.

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That would be the Prince of Nepal.

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Girls, have you cleaned up your room
yet? I cleaned up my house. No, you

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You just threw all your junk on my
house.

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Upstairs. But my children... Now.

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Mama, would you care for some iced tea?
I don't drink caffeine, honey.

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Caffeine's bad for my system.

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In fact, it's no good for any of you
all.

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Especially you, Carl.

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Your heart's already working overtime.

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I'm gonna get you on a diet.

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My favorite grandson.

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I'm doing great, Grandma.

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Dad, is there anything else you want me
to do before I go to the party?

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Edward, you're not going to the party.

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You mean to tell me I was nice for
nothing?

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I'll tell you that's the last time I'll
do anything around this house. Here,

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take this with you. Yes, Mama.

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out who Tafferty to fall in love with.

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I thought she was no Mary Tafferty.

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She was, but I killed him off in chapter
six.

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Well, you're the writer. Bring him back
to life.

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I can't. He was eaten by a shark.

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It's hard to bounce back from that.

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Look, I know you're the creative one in
the family, but I've got to tell you,

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the shark part is stinking up your book.

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That was some of my best writing.

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You liked the shark part, didn't you?

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Are we ever going to eat? My digestion's
about to shut down.

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It won't be long. I hope you like
meatloaf. Never have liked meatloaf.

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Maybe yours is different. Has it got
meat in it?

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Yeah. Otherwise, we just call it loaf.

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I think I will go upstairs and put my
little man to bed and change my clothes.

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Oh, you're fixing green beans. I love
green beans.

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I'm glad.

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You don't love the mushroom sauce I
made.

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It's from your recipe.

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It can't be my recipe.

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Mushrooms give me gas.

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Mother went slow.

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You've had a hard day.

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We've all had a hard day.

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Why don't you go into the living room
and relax?

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One nerve left and you're leaning on it.

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Come in.

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I'm Rachel. Can I talk to you for a
minute? Oh, you're just the person I

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to see. Come over here and sit down.

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I've got a great new idea for the next
chapter of my book. Tell me what you

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think.

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Chastity falls back in love with Thomas.

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She can't fall in love with Thomas. He
was...

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Chastity thought he was, but it was
someone else. It had to be him. When the

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shark swam away, Chastity was still
holding his hand with a diamond pinky

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What, she never heard a poetic license?

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Look, Aunt Rachel, I know you're the
creative one in the family, but I've got

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tell you, the shark part is thinking up
your book.

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All right, all right, I'll lose the
shark part.

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Now, what did you want to talk to me
about?

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Is Daddy going to throw Grandma out of
the house?

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Honey, come here.

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There is no way your daddy is going to
throw her out.

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He's got too big a heart.

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Remember when your Uncle Robert died and
I had to take care of the baby all by

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myself?

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Well, your daddy asked me to move in
here, right?

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And it wasn't all peaches and cream at
first. I mean, we all had to make some

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adjustments.

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And that's what's happening with your
grandma now.

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Everyone is making adjustments.

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Well, I hope they finish all this
adjusting soon, because it's giving me a

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I'm sorry, honey, but we've got to eat
now, or I'm not going to be regular for

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all week.

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She's doing it again, Harriet.

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She's sitting in my chair.

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I'm supposed to be at the head of the
table.

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Carl, let it go. We'll buy a round
table.

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Boy, it smells good in there.

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How come I never get to change the baby?
Oh, honey, Laura has a little more

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experience than you. Why don't we give
it to her straight?

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You're too young, you're too short, and
the baby doesn't like you.

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Girl, dog at the dinner table.

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Okay, let's take it outside.

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Sit down.

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I'm sorry I'm late.

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Woo, looking good.

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What are you dressed up for?

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Well, I thought since it was Grandma's
first day,

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Dinner should be special.

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Such a good boy.

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You want to say grace?

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Let us pray.

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Oh, Lord.

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We thank you for this food and your many
blessings.

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And we ask simply that you deliver us
from evil.

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Even if it were to walk right through
our front door.

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plans for tonight, huh?

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Well, I had planned to go to a party,
but Dad won't let me go.

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Well, your father's got your best
interest at heart.

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Thank you, Mama.

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You shouldn't be going to wild parties
where there may be, you know, drinking,

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carousing, and who knows what else.

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Mama, there's not going to be any of
that. It's just a bunch of kids sitting

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around watching TV until real late.

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Watching TV?

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Mm -hmm.

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That's it?

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Mm -hmm.

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The reason Dad won't let me go is
because my curfew is at 10.

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10?

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You've got to be kidding.

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Oh, Carl, it's almost the 90s.

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Lighten up.

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Lighten up.

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Eddie, you go to that party and have a
good time. Why, in France, 15 -year -old

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boys can stay out as late as they like.

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Well, Mother, when he's in France, he
can stay out all night long.

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But in this country, the boy's curfew is
still 10 o 'clock.

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And that's final.

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It's not fair.

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Edward. I'll talk with him.

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Give a man a badge.

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Well, I talked to Eddie. He said he's
not coming out of his room until he's 18

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and then he's moving to France.

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Well, now that's it.

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This is all my mother's fault, Harriet.

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This time she's going too far.

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She has got to know she can't run this
house, and she can't interfere with the

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way we raise our kids, and she has got
to know that she cannot sit in my chair.

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You're right, Carl.

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Well, I'm glad you agree, so now go tell
her.

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Me? She's your mother.

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But, Harriet, you're the one that told
her she could move in here.

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She's your mother.

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Well, she likes you.

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She's your mother.

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Is that all you got?

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That's all I need.

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I'll go talk to her.

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Where are you going?

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She's out on the back porch. I know.

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I'm going to go take a little walk,
think about what I'm going to say to

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You need anything from Canada?

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this. It's a very delicate thing, and I
don't want to hurt your feelings.

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Just go ahead and say what you're going
to say.

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I'm not sensitive.

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I can take it.

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Okay.

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Mama, you're driving me and Harriet
crazy.

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That's it. I'm going to sit right here,
and I'm going to work this thing out.

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Mother, I know that it's been hard for
you ever since Dad died.

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I mean, you had to Raise five sons and
work at the same time?

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You got kind of used to being in charge,
and when you came here, you naturally

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took over.

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I was just trying to help.

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Oh, Mother, I know that you meant well.

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But look at me.

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I am not your little boy anymore.

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I'm all grown up with a family of my
own.

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Mother, I know that moving in here
wasn't going to be easy for you.

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I must admit I had my doubts.

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But, Mother, I really want this to work.

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I want it to work, too.

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I'm running out of sun.

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But if it's going to work, Mom, we've
all got to make some adjustments.

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Like what?

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Well, first of all, Harriet and I have
got to be able to run our own house.

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We've got to retire from being in
charge.

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You can be an advisor.

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Well, I'm a little old to make a career
change, but I can try.

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Thank you, Mama.

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And, you know, it would help if you told
Edward that you were out of line about

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his curfew.

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Oh, I was not out of line about that.

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Now, speaking as your advisor, if it is
to learn responsibility, you've

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got to trust him.

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Oh, maybe you're right, Mom.

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I'll go talk to Edward.

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I love you, Mom. I love you, too,
darling.

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My baby.

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Oh, man!

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Hi, Dad. Can I talk to you?

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Sure.

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Well, first of all, Edward, I want to
say I really appreciate you giving up

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room for your grandmother.

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I mean, living up here in the attic
isn't the greatest thing in the world.

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Well, it has its advantages.

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Let's talk about this curfew thing.

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Well,

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I've been thinking, and the truth is,
how are you ever going to learn

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responsibility?

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If I don't start learning to trust you.

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Oh, my.

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Anyway.

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I've decided to change the curfew to 11.

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Oh, but that still means I can't go to
the party. Well, I'm going to make the

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exception. Just this once.

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You can go to the party.

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Dad, thanks.

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And Dad, since we're getting along so
well, how about doubling my allowance?

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Sounds like everyone's getting along for
a change.

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I better get downstairs before they all
get over it.

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I'll just take these for my next
takeout.

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How's Eddie doing? Is he moving out? No
one's moving out, and no one else is

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moving in.

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He's got the whole world in his hands.

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He's got everybody here.

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In his hands, he's got everybody here.