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Hi. I'm Jillian,
Sylvester's mom.
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Do you have a minute?
:33:05
I'd like to speak with you.
:33:08
Sure.
:33:09
Please.
:33:10
Thank you.
:33:12
A male kindergarten teacher.
:33:13
That's unusual.
:33:16
You're not from
around here, are you?
:33:18
No. I'm not.
:33:20
Neither am I.
:33:22
Huh.
:33:24
Anyway...
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um...
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I have a small problem.
:33:29
Yes?
:33:30
You see, Sylvester's father
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doesn't live with us anymore...
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and I've just been
worried about Sylvester.
:33:36
He's been acting
a little strange lately...
:33:39
You know, doing odd things.
:33:41
Like what?
:33:42
Well, it seems
that's he's becoming
:33:45
a little obsessed
with playing with dolls.
:33:48
You know, it's weird.
:33:49
I think I can help you
with that.
:33:52
Really?
:33:53
He uses the dolls
to look up girls' skirts.
:33:56
I caught him
doing it yesterday.
:33:58
Oh. Oh, well,
that's a relief.
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But I'll keep
an eye on him, okay?
:34:03
Thank you.
:34:05
Does Sylvester
ever see his father?
:34:08
No. No, not since he was 2.
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His father lives in California.
:34:15
That is far away.
:34:17
Mm-hmm.
:34:18
Well, if you give me
his name and number...
:34:21
I could talk to him
:34:23
about taking
more interest in his son.
:34:25
That's very kind,
but I don't think so.
:34:28
But it's tough on Sylvester,
don't you think?
:34:30
No.
:34:31
No, what's tough on Sylvester
:34:33
is his father left us
for another man.
:34:37
Are you married,
Mr. Kimble?
:34:40
No, I'm not.
:34:45
He's not married, Mom!
:34:48
Welcome to Astoria...
:34:50
the single-parent capital
of America.
:34:52
Thank you for your time.
:34:54
I pledge allegiance
:34:56
to the flag
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of the United States
of America...