Six Degrees of Separation
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the bravery of his films,
gave me a direction, confidence.

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Simple as that.
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We're always paying off debts.
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Then my beeper went off - a patient in
her tenth month. Her water finally broke.

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I gave the kid my keys.
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- Number 121.
- Thank you.

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- Doug told me all about your brownstone.
- Is that right?

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How you got it at a great price
because there'd been a murder in it,

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and people thought it had a curse.
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But you, sir, were a scientific man,
and were courageous.

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Well, yes. Courageous.
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Very courageous.
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I ran off to the delivery room.
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- Twins. Two boys.
- (woman) Ahh.

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I thought of my son.
I dialled my boy at Dartmouth.

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Amazingly, he was in his room.
Doing what, I hate to ask.

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You've accused me of having
no interest in your life,

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of not doing for your friends,
being a rotten father.

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Well, this should make you very happy.
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The son of who?
Dad, I never heard of him.

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Dad, as usual, you're a real cretin.
You gave him the keys?

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You gave a stranger who happens to
mention my name the keys to our house?!

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Dad, sometimes it's
so obvious to me why Mom left.

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I'm so embarrassed to know you!
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You gave the keys to a stranger
who shows up at your office?!

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Mom told me you beat her, and you drank
so much your body smelt of cheap wine.

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Mom said sleeping with you was like
sleeping with a salad with bad dressing!

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- Why did you bring me into this world?!
- There are two sides to every story.

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You're an idiot! You're an idiot!
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I went home, courageously.
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With a policeman.
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( string quartet music )

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