Melinda and Melinda
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Melinda.
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You didn't find me because I was indisposed.
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If you've never been in a state mental hospital
in a straitjacket, I wouldn't recommend one,

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especially not the one I was in,
in the Midwest.

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I'm overwhelmed.
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Are you OK? I mean...
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I'm all right. I'm on the road back.
:14:26
I'm still a little fragile
when everything closes in,

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but I get stronger every day.
:14:33
You know you're welcome to stay here
as long as you like.

:14:41
- There. How long is she gonna stay?
- Why?

:14:44
We promised my sister
could stay for Thanksgiving.

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- Well, Thanksgiving's not for a while.
- Well, I'm just saying.

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- She's trying to pull her life back together.
- She's her own worst enemy.

:14:54
- You don't know the details.
- Details? What details?

:14:58
She was married to some doctor.
She had two kids.

:15:00
What was she doing playing around with...
What was he?

:15:04
He was a photographer.
:15:06
Melinda.
:15:07
Lee's right. Whatever I went through,
I'm responsible for.

:15:11
Look, we've all been drinking
and we're really tired. It's...

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No, he's right.
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I was married to a man who loved me
and gave me the two most beautiful children.

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That I'm not allowed
to set eyes on them is just proof

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of my weakness and my husband's strength.
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No. It's disgusting how much influence
he had on the judge.

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It's who you know. Life is all networking.
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I brought it on myself because I was bored.
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I mean, not bored with my children.
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God, they were the light of my life.
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But I was bored being a doctor's wife,
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just as my mother was bored
being a doctor's wife.

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Like Madame Bovary.
It's not that St Louis isn't very beautiful.


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