Finding Forrester
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:03:05
Hey, Jamal!
:03:08
Jamal, you awake?
:03:10
Jamal! l know you can hear me, boy.
:03:13
Jamal, l'm writing all this down.
:03:15
l've got that thing with your teacher
and l'm working late.

:03:18
So you're gonna have to take care
of yourself for dinner, okay?

:03:22
Okay?
:03:23
Okay.
:03:28
Hey, l thought you wanted
to get up by 7:30.

:03:36
-Play the ball.
-Ball!

:03:36
-Play the ball.
-Ball!

:03:45
-You want to change things?
-Check that.

:03:47
Play ball, baby. Stop crying.
:03:49
Hold on. What up, J?
Where you been, man?

:03:51
-What's up?
-Sleep, yo.

:03:53
-Hey, what's up, man?
-Up wondering how to save your ass.

:03:56
-What are you saving?
-Hey, Damon.

:03:58
Let's go.
:04:00
J, break him up, man.
:04:02
Take the ball, man, okay?
:04:05
-Oh, he broke your ankles, man!
-Yeah!

:04:08
You can't give him that.
:04:10
-You can't give him that.
-l'm awake.

:04:12
Come on, yo.
:04:16
-You got something for me?
-What you got?

:04:19
Souffle, baby!
:04:23
Where's the D?
:04:26
Got nothing for me, man.
:04:28
A lot of good that's doing.
:04:33
-lt's something for The Window.
-You ever seen him?

:04:36
-The Window?
-Yeah.

:04:38
No. But he see us, man.
:04:45
Come on, what's wrong with y'all?
Y'all want to play ball?

:04:50
-All right, baby.
-Wake up.

:04:52
-You got to help me out, man.
-Shake it!

:04:54
Hip-hop, man.
:04:58
ln 1845, Poe wrote his
most famous piece, ''The Raven''...


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