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Get back.
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Hello, Dr Delaney.
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You know Turk Fisher, a classmate.
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- Hello, Daddy.
- Hiya, Doc, what's up?
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- Marie's doing a drawing.
- I'm entering the poster competition.
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Lunch ain't ready,
but it won't take a minute.
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Here. Make yourselves at home.
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Cottage cheese and buttermilk.
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- How does that sound?
- Fine.
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What happened to his clothes?
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Marie's doing a drawing
for her life class, Daddy.
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Why doesn't she draw him
in his clothes?
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It's not the same, Doc.
You see, this is a life class.
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They just draw bodies.
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They all do it in the classroom.
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It's not right. I don't care
if they do teach it at college.
:32:50
Marie shouldn't do things like that.
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But he's just posing for her.
Marie says lots of the athletes do it.
:32:57
They fuss because they haven't
any children. They had one who died.
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I can think of more interesting subjects
than them.
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- You asked.
- I just meant he didn't care for me.
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Doc is sort of tense. He used to be sick.
And getting old is no fun, I guess.
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Yeah. Our age is the time.
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- You said it.
- We don't want to waste any of it.
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Turk, just hold that pose.
I'm almost finished.
:33:24
Why doesn't she draw something else?
Flowers, a cathedral, a sunset?
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All I know is Marie says if she does
a good drawing of Turk,
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they'll use it for the posters
in the spring relays.
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So I guess they don't want sunsets.
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Suppose somebody walked in.
What would they think?
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Well, if you think it's wrong, Daddy,
I won't let them do it again.
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- I just don't like it.
- I don't see any harm in it.
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- No harm? She's engaged, isn't she?
- Well, it ain't set yet.
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All right. If anything happens
to that girl, I'll never forgive you.