Antwone Fisher
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1:10:03
It's beautiful,
Antwone.

1:10:05
I know. I told you
I was good.

1:10:07
Yes, you are.
You are good...

1:10:08
because
you're honest.

1:10:10
You're more honest
than most people...

1:10:11
even in your anger.
1:10:13
The only thing you're
not honest with yourself...

1:10:14
about is your need
to find your own family.

1:10:17
Your natural family.
1:10:19
I don't feel like
I need to look for them.

1:10:20
Mmm. It would answer
a lot of questions for you.

1:10:24
I don't have
any questions.

1:10:26
You're upset with them...
1:10:29
because you feel they
didn't come to your rescue.

1:10:30
Maybe they didn't know.
1:10:31
How could they
not have known?

1:10:33
That's a question
you need to ask them.

1:10:35
''Regard
without ill will...

1:10:37
despite an offense.''
1:10:39
That's Webster's definition
of forgiveness.

1:10:40
Why do I
have to forgive?

1:10:42
To free yourself...
1:10:44
so that you can get
on with your life.

1:10:52
Why I gotta go look
for my family?

1:10:53
I got you, Doc.
1:11:08
Ohh...
1:11:09
I think that he had
a good time tonight.

1:11:11
Hmm?
1:11:12
Antwone.
I think that, uh...

1:11:14
he had a good time,
don't you?

1:11:15
Yeah, seemed like it.
1:11:16
He did the sweetest thing
at the door...

1:11:20
when he was
saying good-bye.

1:11:23
He invited me to come
to his ceremony.

1:11:27
You know he's graduating
from his Japanese class.

1:11:29
Yeah, I know.
1:11:30
Well, he wants
me to come.

1:11:31
To be with you.
1:11:33
What did you tell him?
1:11:35
I told him that I would
be honored,Jerome.

1:11:40
Okay...
1:11:46
okay.
1:11:50
Congratulations.
1:11:53
Petty Officer Fisher.
Good job.

1:11:55
Thank you, Commander.
1:11:57
I was waiting.
Cheryl, right?

1:11:58
How you doin', Cheryl?
1:11:59
It's a pleasure
to meet you.


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