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Why don't you tell me about it?
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Tell me the story.
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There's always a story.
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You don't leave a person anything, do you?
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Come back here, Sergeant.
I'll tell you the story.
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You can take it back
to the barracks with you.
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I'd only been married to Dana two years
when I found out he was cheating.
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But by that time, I was pregnant.
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I thought I had something to hope for.
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I was almost happy
the night the pains began.
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I remember
Dana was going to an officers' conference.
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I told him to get home early,
to bring the doctor.
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He might have, if his conference
hadn't been with a hatcheck girl.
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He was drunk when he came in at 5:00 a.m.
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I was lying on the floor.
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I begged him to go for the doctor,
but he fell on the couch and passed out.
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The baby was born about an hour later.
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Of course it was dead.
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It was a boy.
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But they worked over me at the hospital,
fixed me up fine.
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They even took my appendix out,
threw that in free.
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Karen.
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And one more thing: No more children.
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Sure, I went out with men after that.
And if I'd ever found one that--
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Karen, listen to me, listen.
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I know.
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Until I met you,
I didn't think it was possible either.