:56:00
Good God, no proof!
:56:03
We'll take a vote. Do we pursue this, no
matter what we find out about our kids?
:56:07
- I vote yes.
- Me too.
:56:10
- I trust Doug.
- No.
:56:13
Yes.
:56:15
Listen to this last page. "We have hidden
too much from our modern children."
:56:20
"When we are scared,
we tend not to let them know."
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"They see the bravest, toughest, and
most impenetrable visage we can muster,
:56:25
precisely at those times
when we are most afraid."
:56:29
"We called it making it better for our
children, protecting them. From what?"
:56:33
"The truth is what we were
protecting those little people from."
:56:48
What did you do next?
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- Went to Harvard.
- To enlist our children.
:57:01
Why do you keep insisting
it's someone we know?
:57:03
It's no one from our high school!
:57:06
It's someone you went to high school
with, since you go to different colleges.
:57:11
- Doug, I appreciate your coming here.
- Dad, spare me.
:57:15
He knows the details of our lives.
:57:17
Who, in your high school, has become
homosexual or is deep into drugs?
:57:22
- About 15 people.
- I don't want to know.
:57:24
I find it really insulting that
you assume it has to be a guy.
:57:28
He could have been
with a girl in high school.
:57:31
That's your problem. You're so limited.
:57:33
- That's why I'm going to climb mountains.
- You're not.
:57:37
We have not invested all this money
in you to scale the face of K2.
:57:40
Is that all I am? An investment?!
:57:43
No. Track down everyone
in your class - male, female, whatever.
:57:47
Not just homosexuals, drug addicts.
He could be a dealer.
:57:50
Why do you look at me when you say
that? You think I'm an addict? A pusher?
:57:54
I resent the accusations.
:57:56
No one is accusing you of anything.
Now, sit down!
:57:58
I don't wanna know!