A Bright Shining Lie
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Come in, Mrs. Vann.
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- I think we've made some progress here.
- Good.

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Your husband has been
quite forthright...

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about his lapses.
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If I could just explain something.
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Often when military men
get put in pressure situations...

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they find themselves
in a difficult position.

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They see sex
as a kind of an outlet.

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It's a release.
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It's almost unconscious,
you might say.

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I thought we came here
to be honest with each other.

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I am being honest.
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Did he tell you
about the housemaids in Japan?

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Well, Mrs. Vann,
we didn't go into every specific case.

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Oh, not every specific case.
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How about the baby-sitter
in Kansas?

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Go on and tell him.
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Mrs. Vann,
I don't think it's productive.

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This is a very specific case.
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He slept with our baby-sitter.
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She was 15 years of age.
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She told the Army.
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He was gonna be court-martialed...
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until he asked me to lie for him.
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No more lies, please?
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- Tell him about your mother.
- That's enough.

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Please, tell him about Myrtle.
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This is where it all came from.
We can talk it out. Please!

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Mr. Vann, maybe you would like to talk
a little bit about this.

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That's it.
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Please!

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