:02:00
What are you doing here, honey?
:02:03
You're not even old enough
to know how bad life gets.
:02:06
Obviously, Doctor,
you've never been a 1 3-year-old girl.
:02:43
Everyone dates
the demise ofour neighbourhood...
:02:46
..from the suicides ofthe Lisbon girls.
:02:50
People saw their clairvoyance in
the wiped-out elms, the harsh sunlight...
:02:54
..and the continuing decline
of our auto industry.
:02:58
Even then, as teenagers,
we tried to put the pieces together.
:03:02
We still can't.
:03:04
Now whenever we run into each other
at lunches or parties...
:03:07
..we find ourselves going over
the evidence one more time.
:03:10
All to understand those five girls,...
:03:14
..who, after all these years,
we can't get out ofour minds.
:03:19
Cecilia, the youngest, was 13.
:03:25
And Lux was 14.
:03:29
Bonnie was 15.
:03:32
Mary was 16.
:03:37
And Therese was 17.
:03:42
No one could understand how Mrs Lisbon
and Mr Lisbon, our math teacher,...
:03:46
..had produced such beautiful creatures.
:03:51
Paul Baldino claimed to have
found Cecilia on her first attempt.
:03:55
Hey, I was the one who found her.
:03:58
I was in the storm sewer under my house.
There's all these tunnels.