Matilda
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But when you want to show someone,
then you can't.

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- Or maybe something is broken...
- This isn't like that.

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I don't know.
Maybe I made myself tired.

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- Would you like to go to my house?
- I'd like that very much.

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Good.
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Good.
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I just stare very hard
and I can feel the strongness.

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I feel I can move almost anything.
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- You do believe me. Don't you?
- You should believe in it.

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Believe it with all your heart.
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That's where Miss Trunchbull lives.
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- Why is there a swing?
- A girl used to live in that house.

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Her life was good and happy.
When she was two. Her mother died.

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Her father was a doctor. He needed
someone to look after things.

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He asked the mother's stepsister
to live with them.

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But the girl's aunt was mean
and treated her badly.

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- Trunchbull?
- Yes.

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- Then the girl's father died.
- How did her father die?

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- The police said he killed himself.
- Why would he do that?

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No one knows.
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The end is happier.
She found a small cottage.

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She rented it for $50 a month and
planted hundreds of wild flowers.

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- And she moved out of the house.
- Good for her.

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- Do you know why I told you this?
- No.


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