:05:12
"When he saw her,
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it was as if he could
walk like a normal person.
:05:19
His legs didn't swing,
:05:22
his arms
didn't spaz away.
:05:25
He wasn't
a freak anymore,
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for she made him forget
his affliction.
:05:32
No more
cerebral palsy.
:05:38
From now on,
CP stood for...
:05:42
'Cerebral Person.'
:05:47
He was
a cerebral person."
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I thought that was
really good, Marcus.
:06:14
Really...
:06:16
moving
and emotional.
:06:19
I thought it was
really emotional, too.
:06:23
Student #1:
And, I mean,
:06:25
really good
word choices.
:06:29
It kind of reminded me
a little of Faulkner,
:06:32
but East Coast
and disabled.
:06:36
Or Flannery O'Connor.
She had multiple sclerosis.
:06:40
And Borges--
he was blind.
:06:44
Updike has psoriasis.
:06:50
Maybe I'm wrong,
:06:53
but...
:06:55
I'm afraid I found
the whole thing
:06:57
to be a little trite.
:06:59
Its earnestness is...