Simon Birch
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We lived
in my grandmother's house,
a monster of a place.

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- It was frequently mistaken
for the Gravestown Inn.

- Shoo! Shoo!

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- It's not an inn.
- The fact that never ceased...

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to irritate my grandmother.
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But then again, most everything
irritated my grandmother.

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- Hi, Grandmother.
- Slow down.

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Particularly Simon Birch.
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- Hi, ladies!
- That creature.

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But that's not to say
that she didn't have her kind side.

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In fact, when our maid Hildie got cancer
and had to have her leg removed,

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Grandmother hired
two more maids,

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one just to look
after Hildie.

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Hildie never worked
another day in her life.

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And as the years went on, she even
began to look like my grandmother...

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- and not like a maid at all.
- That child is positively...

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- unnatural.
- Most peculiar.

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- And his voice like...
- A mouse.

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More than one.
Like mice.

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- Strangled mice.
- Strangled mice.

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Very good, Hildie.
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Hello, everyone!
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What's wrong with you?
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- There's nothing wrong with me.
- Hi, Mom.

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- Somethin's goin' on.
- Yes, something's going on.
You look all... shiny.

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Well, I met a man
on the train.

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- The good 'ol Boston and Maine.
- You're pregnant?

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Mother, I just met him.
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The last time you met a man
on the Boston and Maine,

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- you came home pregnant.
- Mother.

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- Am I gonna have a little brother?
- Everyone, please.

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I've only spoken with him,
but I like him very much.

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- Mmm.
- Mmm.

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So, when do we get to meet
this Mr. Wonderful?

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Good Lord.
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Yolanda!
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Hey, wait up! Wait for me!
I wanna see too.

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Simon Birch, get away
from there. You'll scare him off.


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