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I'm at my wit's end, Sam.
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I know, Mom.
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I almost called 911 last night.
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I had the phone in my hand.
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I'm sorry.
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Sam.
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Don't give up on therapy.
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Oh, God, no!
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No, no.
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Hi, Charlie.
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You're back.
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Well, it's an emergency.
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I can see that.
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I'm...
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trying to...
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keep it together with him.
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Sound normal.
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In control.
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If he sees me like this...
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like I really...
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Breathe.
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Again.
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Oh, you're just like Beth,
with the fucking breathing.
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I can't. I can't.
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We should talk about Sam.
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Well, he just strangled somebody
right in front of me.
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I think it's worth noting
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that he chose to bring you here
to work with him.
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What do I know
about psychopathy?
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- I wasn't trained for this.
- None of us are.
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Charlie, I need a plan.
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I need a plan.
I'm like a second-year,
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just throwing shit
against the wall.
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You have to find a way
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to come out of this alive.
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As crazy as it sounds,
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I think there is
a conscience in there.
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Somewhere.
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Little, tiny conscience.
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Charlie, that's possible,
isn't it?
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That means there's empathy
on some level.
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Focus on that.
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I work with people
on empathy all the time,
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but I've never started
at absolute zero.
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- Empty.
- Yeah.
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On top of that,
Sam is in charge.
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I don't have clinical authority.
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Blah, blah, blah.
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You have to help me.
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If I don't figure this out,
he's going to strangle me,
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and I'm going into that grave.
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Or the next one.
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I know it's crazy...
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but I was...
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starting to connect with him.
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I thought.
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I mean, love your patients,
but come on.
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A sociopath?
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We used to discuss not getting
too stuck in categories.
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Right.
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It's a spectrum.
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Maybe I could push him one way
on the spectrum.
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Or I'm deluding myself.
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How was the funeral?
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It was a hard day.
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Grieving is difficult.
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I've never been
to a Jewish funeral.
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A funeral's a funeral.
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This one probably had
more singing than usual.
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Now I'm one of those guys who
buries people in his basement.
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Thanks a lot.
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Your turn.
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Get up.
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Over there.
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Don't fucking move.
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Walk.
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Keep this distance.
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Go ahead.
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Go in at a sharper angle.
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Good.
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Keep going.
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My whole life,
I have been thinking,
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thinking,
trying to figure myself out
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so I can help other people
understand themselves
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so they can have
better relationships, and now...
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here I am, my son is
barely speaking to me.
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I might need another
couple of weeks
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before getting up in front
of a room full of kids again.
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- Do you mind?
- Of course not.
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Tell me
how you're feeling right now.
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Let's see.
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I'm talking
to my dead therapist.
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So I'm disassociating.
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Other than that, Beth is dead,
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Ezra hates me,
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and I've been kidnapped
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by a serial killer, so...
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Why do you keep looking at that?
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I'm having a fantasy
of smashing it against his head.
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Why don't you do that?
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Hit him with the pitcher?
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'Cause I don't want to die
any sooner than I need to.
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That's very pessimistic.
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You have some fight in you.
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You used to wrestle
in high school.
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Well...
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while you have been
relaxing, being dead,
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I've been getting older and I'm
not as strong as I used to be.
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I don't know why you feel
so powerless.
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I don't feel powerless.
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I'm doing everything I can to
fight back with what I have.
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Are you?
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Great.
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I'm out of foot cream.
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And I'm running out
of my arrhythmia pills.
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If this guy doesn't murder me,
I'm gonna die of a heart attack.
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Or foot fungus.
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Charlie, I need a plan.
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I tried pulling
his life story out of him.
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I tried getting him
to recontextualize everything
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as protecting his mother.
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I tried flat-out diverting him.
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I don't know
what the hell I'm doing.
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You're going to have
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to address the fact
that his mother is,
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in part,
responsible for the abuse
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he suffered as a child.
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If I had five or six years.
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You don't.
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Move up.
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All right.
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All right.
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You can sit.
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I got to mix the cement.
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Sam, could you sit down
for a minute?
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Mm-hmm.
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I'd like to discuss
the possibility
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of you handling this
differently.
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I'm not sure that you should
bury the body.
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What am I supposed to do?
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What you usually do.
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Leave it where it can be found.
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That's the most thoughtful thing
for the relatives.
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I've never brought anyone
back to my house before.
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They could trace him.
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Uh, yeah, he was in my truck.
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I understand
your concern about that.
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It's reasonable.
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We're talking about the stuff
you see on TV?
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DNA and...
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little pieces of carpet, right?
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Yeah.
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Well, I'm no expert, I'll admit.
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But...
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let's, let's think this through.
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There must have been DNA
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and fibers from your clothing
on the other people.
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But the police never traced
any of that back to you.
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Is there any reason
your DNA or fingerprints
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would be
in some sort of database?
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You've never been arrested,
have you?
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No, but, like...
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like, uh, carpet fibers...
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from the carpet, they could
trace that back to this house.
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Well, that's highly unlikely.
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It's what, 20, 30 years old?
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I don't know.
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Sam...
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you want to get better.
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I can't pull this out of you.
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Therapy is not an exorcism.
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Mm-hmm.
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You want to change.
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A good next step is
to think of Elias's family.
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To truly understand
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what might be of service to them
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emotionally
as fellow human beings.
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Given the givens here.
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Sam...
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come here.
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Why?
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Trust me.
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Take off the blindfold.
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We need to see his face.
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Maybe this wasn't
such a good idea.
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Why did you want me to do this?
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You have all your feelings,
right?
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He was a person
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who had feelings of his own
to struggle with.
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I want you to see...
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that he was not just some guy
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who offended you.
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Elias was a human being.
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He had a mother and a father
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who care about him just like
your mother cares about you.
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And they are going to miss him.
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You know...
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people have techniques
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to help them grieve.
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For Jews, it's all laid out.
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There's the burial,
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which is why it's so important
to have a body.
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And there's a special week
called shiva,
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where we focus just on mourning
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and memory.
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I always tried to get out of it
a little bit early.
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My wife wouldn't let me,
and she was right.
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There is a prayer
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you say every night
for the first year
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after someone dies
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and then once a year
afterward forever.
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It's called the kaddish.
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Should I say it?
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What, the kaddish?
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Mm-hmm.
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I...
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L-Let me think about that.
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I think the important thing
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is less the ritual
and more that you consider
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Elias and his family
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and what they need.
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That would be
something new for you.
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And very, very good.
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We need to develop
your skills at empathy,
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which means putting yourself
in someone else's shoes.
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And the truth is...
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most people need
to work on this.
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But you, in particular,
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can benefit
from growing in this regard.
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Yeah, that sounds good.
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Yeah.
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I'll, uh, I'll leave the body
where it can be found.
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For the family.
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You're gonna have to help me
fill in that hole.
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Oh, shoot.
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Oh, no.
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Is something going on with you?
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It's been a lot, Sam.
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Thank you for asking.
I really appreciate it.
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Yeah.
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