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:11:01
Thank you, Mrs. RIchardson.
:11:02
Joyce, Joyce. You can call me Joyce,
:11:05
and thls Is Andy.
:11:07
Joyce. Andy.
:11:09
It's really great
to have you here, Daryl.

:11:14
OK. Come on,
let's show you around.

:11:18
Hey, Daryl.
:11:20
Catch.
:11:22
Sorry.
:11:32
I am very, very happy.
:11:36
Joyce, he mlght not be wlth us
for that long.

:11:38
Do you mlnd If we don't talk
about that rlght now?

:11:42
Sure.
:11:59
HI, Turtle.
:12:01
- How was your vacatlon?
- It was OK.

:12:03
And I found somethlng even more
Interestlng than vacatlon.

:12:06
- What was that?
- Watchlng palnt dry.

:12:11
- So where's thls famous kld you got?
- Famous kld?

:12:15
My dad keeps on saylng
how he's real cute.

:12:18
I thlnk It's envy,
:12:20
even though I keep polntlng out
he's got a 100-percent boy

:12:23
of hls own, namely me.
:12:24
Daryl's upstalrs. I'll go get hlm.
:12:27
Daryl?
:12:29
Daryl, sweetheart,
can you come down here a mlnute?

:12:31
There's somebody here
I'd llke you to meet.

:12:32
Hey!
:12:35
I hear he doesn't remember
where he's from.

:12:37
Well, I mean, Is he, you know...?
:12:40
No, he Isn't.
:12:42
And It's not a subject you dlscuss
wlth hlm, OK?

:12:45
OK.
:12:48
Promlse me, the subject
of hls memory loss Is out.

:12:54
Deal?
:12:56
Scout's honor.
:12:58
I don't get It.
You remember how to read.


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