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Smile, huh?

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I'm serious.

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You got to make this work.
This is it. Last chance.

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Lighten up, e.
I'm sure this will work out.

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You're not getting it.

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You burn out here

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and you'll be put in the
Murray hill teen facility.

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I don't want that, and I'm sure
you don't want that.

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Good morning, miss Trotter.

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Well, I thought I heard you
all pull up.

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Welcome to Thompson park,
Gilly, honey.

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Well, excuse me.

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You want to meet
your new sister, don't you?

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Gilly, this is William Ernest t.

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We called him W.E.

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Seriously?

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Y'all come on in.

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Turn loose my leg, honey,
so I can maneuver.

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Come on in, you all.

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Is that a moustache
on your face, Mr. Ellis?

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Yes.
I almost didn't recognize you.

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You know, my Melvin had one.
I made him shave it off.

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Yeah, this will all be on file.

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Mr. Ellis, I've been
doing this so long

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I practically got it memorized.

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Do you have cats?

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What, honey?

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Cats?

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No, sweetie.

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Smells like you do.

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Galadriel.

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William Ernest, do you want
to go upstairs

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and show Gilly her room?

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Well, we'll do that later.

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Well, we've been meaning

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to rearrange the dust
around here,

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haven't we, William Ernest?

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Social services will send

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Gilly's medical information
to the school.

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Gilly has no allergies...

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To cats or dust, thankfully.

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Yes, Gilly
is very self-sufficient,

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very... very independent.

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William Ernest, you all right?

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You know how to reach me?

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Of course I do.

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Yeah, this is my cell number
right there.

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Everything's going to be
just fine.

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Okay, yes, yes.

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Gilly, uh...
I'll see you.

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Be good, please.

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Don't you worry none,
Mr. Ellis.

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I think Gilly
and William Ernest and me

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is nearly friends already.

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My Melvin, god rest him,

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used to say I never met a child
I couldn't make friends with.

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Oh, I believe that.

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Whoo.

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You need anything, you just give

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old Trotter a holler.

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The TV's downstairs.

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You're welcome to come on down
to watch.

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This is your home too now.

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It's going to be okay, honey.

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I know it must have been hard
switching all around.

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I like moving.

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It's boring to stay
in one place.

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This way I get to see more
of the world.

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Well, welcome
to our little corner of it.

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Now, you make yourself
at home, you hear?

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I'm making, okay?

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Mom, if you only knew
where they've put me.

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If you only knew.

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William Ernest
is in the living room

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watching<i> telly's trolley.</i>

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You're welcome to join him
if you like.

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Why in the world would I ever
watch a retard show like that?

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Listen here, miss Gilly Hopkins.

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One thing we better get straight

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right here tonight.

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I won't have you making fun
of that boy.

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Just because somebody
ain't quite as smart as you

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don't give you no right
to look down on him.

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Who am I looking down on?

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You just said. You just said
William Ernest is retarded.

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I did not.
I don't even know the kid.

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I've never seen him
before today.

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I just don't want to watch
a stupid kid's show.

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He's had a rough time
in this world,

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but he's with Trotter now.

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And as long as
the lord keeps him

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in this house and sees fit
that I take care of him,

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ain't nobody on this earth
going to hurt him again.

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Nobody, in any way.

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God, all I was trying to...
One more thing.

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In this house, we don't take
the lord's name in vain.

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All right, all right, already.
Forget it.

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Supper's almost ready.

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Why don't you go get
Mr. Randolph.

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Who?

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He eats with us at night.

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I was going to send
William Ernest to fetch him,

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but I think you'd be
a nice surprise.

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William Ernest, is that you?

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No, it's me.

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Oh. You must be the new girl.
Welcome.

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My name's
Mr. Reginald Randolph,

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and it's a pleasure
to make your acquaintance.

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Yeah, well, Trotter sent me

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over here to take you to supper.

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Oh, thank you.
Thank you kindly.

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No sweat.

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Oh!
Watch it, watch it.

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Thank you.

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Sure.

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This little angel kept me
from falling flat on my face.

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Well, I guess this old house

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will be a little livelier now,
eh, Mrs. Trotter?

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I wouldn't be surprised,
Mr. Randolph.

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Would you like
to say grace, Gilly?

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Mrs. Trotter, it would be
my pleasure

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to pass a blessing
on this bountiful feast.

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Well, thank you,
Mr. Randolph.

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Dear lord, we thank you

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for this most bountiful feast,

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and for the gift and privilege

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to share it with the newest
addition to our family.

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Amen.

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Amen.

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<i>Where are you, mom?</i>

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<i>I imagine you're doing something</i>

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<i>incredibly exciting right now.</i>

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<i>I wish I knew where you were
so I could tell you</i>

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<i>that I'm stuck in another place</i>

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<i>where I hate everybody.</i>

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<i>I won't be here long</i>

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<i>and I'll do whatever I can
to find you,</i>

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<i>and we can be a family.</i>

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What?

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I thought you might like
to be tucked in.

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I don't get tucked, thank you.

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Well, then may I come in?

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The door was closed
for a reason.

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I'm trying to go to sleep.

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All right, then.
Good night.

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What do I always say?

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Common denominators
are our friends.

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Yes, common denominators
are our friends.

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Oh, welcome.

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I'm miss Harris.

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Galadriel Hopkins.

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What a beautiful name.

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From Tolkien, of course.

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No, Sherman school.

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Galadriel is the name
of a great queen

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in a book by a man
named Tolkien.

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Well, I'd rather
be called Gilly.

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Well, Gilly it is then.

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Gilly, why don't you take
that empty seat

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next to Monica Bradley.

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Oh, here.

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We're on page 27.

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Now, who can find
the common denominator

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of this equation?

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, Rajeem.

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I know you're probably
playing catch up.

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Did you work
on divisional fractions

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at your last school?

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Yeah.

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No.

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Why don't you pull your chair up

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to my desk and we'll work on it.

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Push your chairs in, people.

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I know who you are.

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Oh, yeah? Who am I?

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You're the new kid.
I saw you in the cafeteria.

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I get free lunch too.

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I'm very happy for you.

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I'm Agnes.
I'm sorry.

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You going to tell me your name?

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Well, you going to get out
of my face?

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Hey, don't push me.
What's your problem?

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My problem?

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My problem is a whiny
little busybody named Agnes

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who can't take a hint.

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I thought since you was new

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you might want a friend
to show you around.

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Well, how about no.

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You're bothering me, so beat it.

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Go!

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A little help?

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Hey!

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Hey, hey!

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Hey, get her!

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Hey, get back here!

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Ow!

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I know you're new to all this,

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but we have
a zero tolerance policy

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at this school.

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We're not going to put up

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with fighting on the playground

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or anywhere else around here.

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I think you need
to understand that, Gilly.

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You're at a new school now.

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You have a chance
to make a new start.

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If there's anything
you want to talk about...

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I'm okay.

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I'm fine.

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Look, if you don't want help,

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there's no way I can make you
accept it,

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but you're not going to turn
this school or my class

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into a zoo.

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I've decided for the next
few recess periods,

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you can use the time
to catch up on math.

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Rajeem.

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Rajeem has kindly offered
to work

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with you during that time,

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so starting tomorrow
you are to come back here

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following lunch.

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The law requires me
to have recess.

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No, actually it doesn't.

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What do you want?

223
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Nothing.
Just walking home.

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That was great, you beating up
those five boys.

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Six. One ran away.

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I thought you and me
should get together.

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Since you don't know anybody
and I've been here a while,

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I could...
I don't need to know anybody.

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I'm not here for long.

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You still haven't told me
your name.

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Duh, you're real quick.

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So, you're not going to tell me?

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If I tell you,
will you leave me alone?

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My name is Gilly.
Gilly Hopkins. You got that?

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You can call me Ag if you want.

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Want to come over?
My dad won't mind.

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Can't. I'm almost home.

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William Ernest,
honey, is that you?

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No.

240
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Oh, Gilly, honey,
how was school today?

241
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Did you make any new friends?

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No.

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Gilly, wait a minute, honey.

244
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You've got some mail.

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It's a postcard.

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Came this morning.

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<i>"My dearest Galadriel,</i>

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<i>"the agency told me
you had moved.</i>

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<i>"I wish it were to here.</i>

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<i>I miss you.
All my love, Courtney."</i>

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Anything I can do for you, hon?

252
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Can anyone have any privacy
in this dump?

253
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Well, I just want to make sure
you're all right.

254
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I will be as soon as you get
your fat self out of here.

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We'll be downstairs.

256
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Dinner will be ready
in a little while.

257
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I don't need help from anybody!

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Except from you, mom.

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If I can find you, write to you,

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and if I ask,
would you come and get me?

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I'd be good for you.

262
00:15:26.100 --> 00:15:27.697
I'd change into
a whole new person.

263
00:15:27.699 --> 00:15:30.731
I'd turn from gruesome Gilly

264
00:15:30.733 --> 00:15:34.365
into good, glamorous,
gorgeous Galadriel.

265
00:15:54.666 --> 00:15:56.198
Let's go home, baby.

266
00:16:14.333 --> 00:16:16.098
San Francisco.

267
00:16:17.698 --> 00:16:21.365
Well, miss Gilly,
how's school for you today?

268
00:16:21.367 --> 00:16:22.664
I've seen better.

269
00:16:22.666 --> 00:16:24.331
God, you young people

270
00:16:24.333 --> 00:16:26.131
have such an opportunity today.

271
00:16:26.133 --> 00:16:28.064
When I was in school...

272
00:16:28.066 --> 00:16:29.597
Thank you, Mrs. Trotter.

273
00:16:29.599 --> 00:16:32.131
Oh, and the ketchup, please.

274
00:16:32.133 --> 00:16:34.564
What's new, doo-doo?

275
00:16:34.566 --> 00:16:36.498
What's wrong, William Ernest?

276
00:16:36.500 --> 00:16:38.498
Honey, did something go down
the wrong pipe?

277
00:16:38.500 --> 00:16:40.597
Do you want me to SWAT him one
on the back to knock it loose?

278
00:16:40.599 --> 00:16:43.431
Nobody's gonna hit you, honey.

279
00:16:43.433 --> 00:16:45.331
Everybody's just trying to help.

280
00:16:45.333 --> 00:16:47.131
Ain't that right, Gilly?

281
00:16:47.133 --> 00:16:48.764
Just trying to help you,
little buddy.

282
00:16:48.766 --> 00:16:51.564
He don't always know that.

283
00:16:51.566 --> 00:16:55.031
Well, I got your back, W.E.

284
00:16:59.366 --> 00:17:02.198
I got an idea,
Mr. Randolph.

285
00:17:02.200 --> 00:17:05.264
Since Gilly's feeling
so helpful,

286
00:17:05.266 --> 00:17:06.564
maybe she'd like to read for us.

287
00:17:06.566 --> 00:17:08.031
What?

288
00:17:08.033 --> 00:17:09.331
Would you do that, miss Gilly?

289
00:17:09.333 --> 00:17:11.630
It would be
such a pleasure to me.

290
00:17:11.632 --> 00:17:13.465
I don't have anything to read.

291
00:17:15.200 --> 00:17:17.597
Mr. Randolph
has enough books

292
00:17:17.599 --> 00:17:20.064
to keep you busy
for a thousand years.

293
00:17:20.066 --> 00:17:21.431
I do have a few.

294
00:17:21.433 --> 00:17:23.597
Of course there's a Bible
right here.

295
00:17:23.599 --> 00:17:25.464
I'll get a book.

296
00:17:38.665 --> 00:17:41.298
Freaking blind people.

297
00:17:46.199 --> 00:17:48.530
What is he, a librarian?

298
00:18:13.598 --> 00:18:17.198
Gilly, honey, are you in here?

299
00:18:17.200 --> 00:18:20.398
Mr. Randolph was worried maybe
all the bulbs had burnt out.

300
00:18:20.400 --> 00:18:23.497
He tends to forget since they
don't really help him much.

301
00:18:23.499 --> 00:18:25.664
Well, there's enough light here.

302
00:18:25.666 --> 00:18:27.630
If there hadn't been,
I would have gone back.

303
00:18:27.632 --> 00:18:29.098
I'm not retarded.

304
00:18:29.100 --> 00:18:31.164
I believe
you mentioned that before.

305
00:18:31.166 --> 00:18:33.464
Did you find something to read
for Mr. Randolph?

306
00:18:33.466 --> 00:18:36.064
Got one right here.

307
00:18:36.066 --> 00:18:38.597
<i>The Oxford book
of English verse.</i>

308
00:18:38.599 --> 00:18:40.298
I'll give it a whirl.

309
00:18:42.065 --> 00:18:45.331
What lovely reading material
did you bring us?

310
00:18:45.333 --> 00:18:48.597
It's them poems we was reading
last year, Mr. Randolph.

311
00:18:48.599 --> 00:18:50.530
English poems.

312
00:18:50.532 --> 00:18:54.630
Page 357, William Wordsworth.

313
00:18:54.632 --> 00:18:57.697
"There was a time
when Meadow..."

314
00:18:57.699 --> 00:19:00.530
found it.

315
00:19:00.532 --> 00:19:03.131
"There was a time when Meadow,
grove and stream,

316
00:19:03.133 --> 00:19:05.464
"the earth
and every common sight

317
00:19:05.466 --> 00:19:06.731
"to me did seem,

318
00:19:06.733 --> 00:19:08.464
"appareled in celestial light,

319
00:19:08.466 --> 00:19:11.497
the glory and the freshness
of a dream."

320
00:19:11.499 --> 00:19:13.298
Oh, yes, yes.

321
00:19:15.065 --> 00:19:18.031
"It is not now
as it hath been of yore,

322
00:19:18.033 --> 00:19:22.597
"turn wheresoe'er I may
by night or day.

323
00:19:22.599 --> 00:19:24.764
"The things which
I have seen..."

324
00:19:24.766 --> 00:19:27.231
I now can see no more."
"I now can see no more."

325
00:19:29.698 --> 00:19:31.664
Go on, child.

326
00:19:34.431 --> 00:19:37.098
"Our birth is but a sleep
and a forgetting

327
00:19:37.100 --> 00:19:41.164
"the soul that rises with us,
our life's star.

328
00:19:41.166 --> 00:19:44.064
"Hath had elsewhere its setting

329
00:19:44.066 --> 00:19:45.530
"and cometh from afar.

330
00:19:45.532 --> 00:19:49.731
"Not in entire forgetfulness
and not in utter nakedness,

331
00:19:49.733 --> 00:19:52.530
"but trailing clouds of glory
do we come

332
00:19:52.532 --> 00:19:55.064
"from god who is our home.

333
00:19:55.066 --> 00:19:58.198
"Thanks to the human heart
by which we live.

334
00:19:58.200 --> 00:20:02.464
"Thanks to its tenderness,
its joys and fears.

335
00:20:02.466 --> 00:20:05.630
"To me the meanest flower
that blows

336
00:20:05.632 --> 00:20:09.031
"can give thoughts that do often

337
00:20:09.033 --> 00:20:12.530
lie too deep for tears."

338
00:20:14.233 --> 00:20:16.131
Miss Gilly, that was lovely.

339
00:20:16.133 --> 00:20:18.998
He sure is a handsome reader.

340
00:20:21.165 --> 00:20:24.430
Miss Gilly, how to do you feel
about Mr. Wordsworth?

341
00:20:24.432 --> 00:20:27.597
Weird, and it makes no sense.

342
00:20:27.599 --> 00:20:30.330
"Cometh from afar"?
"Nakedness"?

343
00:20:30.332 --> 00:20:32.264
That's some weird sh...

344
00:20:33.465 --> 00:20:34.497
Stuff.

345
00:20:35.531 --> 00:20:38.264
Yeah, and right here...

346
00:20:38.266 --> 00:20:39.731
"The meanest flower."

347
00:20:39.733 --> 00:20:41.497
Whoever heard of a mean flower?

348
00:20:41.499 --> 00:20:42.731
The word "mean"

349
00:20:42.733 --> 00:20:44.764
has other definitions,
miss Gilly.

350
00:20:44.766 --> 00:20:48.731
The poet is talking
about humility, loneliness,

351
00:20:48.733 --> 00:20:52.064
not bad nature.

352
00:20:52.066 --> 00:20:55.031
Well, I've never seen
a flower blow either.

353
00:20:55.033 --> 00:20:57.098
Dandelions.

354
00:20:57.100 --> 00:20:59.998
That may be exactly
the flower that Mr. Wordsworth

355
00:21:00.000 --> 00:21:01.297
was thinking about.

356
00:21:01.299 --> 00:21:03.998
It surly is one
of the lowest flowers.

357
00:21:04.000 --> 00:21:06.131
And they sure do blow.

358
00:21:06.133 --> 00:21:08.031
Yes.
Just like William Ernest says,

359
00:21:08.033 --> 00:21:09.530
they blow all over the place.

360
00:21:09.532 --> 00:21:13.697
Yes.
Isn't W.E. Impressive, Gilly?

361
00:21:13.699 --> 00:21:16.064
I didn't know
he could even speak.

362
00:21:16.066 --> 00:21:19.497
Oh, our little W can speak,
bless him.

363
00:21:19.499 --> 00:21:24.998
He just chooses his times.
Special moments.

364
00:21:34.264 --> 00:21:35.497
Howdy, partner.

365
00:21:35.499 --> 00:21:37.364
Funny how we keep
running into each other.

366
00:21:37.366 --> 00:21:38.998
Yeah, it's freaking hilarious.

367
00:21:39.000 --> 00:21:40.597
What do you think
of coach Delaney?

368
00:21:40.599 --> 00:21:41.664
I don't see how she can be

369
00:21:41.666 --> 00:21:43.131
our gym teacher when she smokes.

370
00:21:43.133 --> 00:21:44.464
I mean, I've never seen
her smoke,

371
00:21:44.466 --> 00:21:46.330
but Darlene wicker said
she saw her at the mall,

372
00:21:46.332 --> 00:21:48.397
and she was...
Agnes, I've grown to hate you!

373
00:21:48.399 --> 00:21:49.530
Now, I know
we've known each other

374
00:21:49.532 --> 00:21:51.064
for the briefest of time,

375
00:21:51.066 --> 00:21:53.031
but if you open
that freaking piehole

376
00:21:53.033 --> 00:21:54.430
one more time,

377
00:21:54.432 --> 00:21:55.998
I'm going to shove my fist
right down it,

378
00:21:56.000 --> 00:21:58.297
tear out your tongue,
and mail it to Mars.

379
00:21:58.299 --> 00:21:59.731
Now, if you speak,

380
00:21:59.733 --> 00:22:02.164
it'll be your last words
on this planet.

381
00:22:07.631 --> 00:22:09.230
And we have an apple.

382
00:22:11.165 --> 00:22:13.430
And a "sandywhich."

383
00:22:15.231 --> 00:22:17.731
And a juicy box.

384
00:22:17.733 --> 00:22:20.197
Hey.
W.E., head inside.

385
00:22:20.199 --> 00:22:22.464
I said...
Hang on there, dumbo.

386
00:22:22.466 --> 00:22:24.731
W.E., it's fine.
Go inside.

387
00:22:24.733 --> 00:22:26.731
What did you call me?
Listen, ears Magee,

388
00:22:26.733 --> 00:22:28.230
it's like 8:00 A.M.

389
00:22:28.232 --> 00:22:30.297
You already finish off
your own lunch?

390
00:22:30.299 --> 00:22:33.230
Or did you misplace it?
Can I check behind the ears?

391
00:22:33.232 --> 00:22:34.364
What?

392
00:22:34.366 --> 00:22:37.731
You have big-ass ears!

393
00:22:37.733 --> 00:22:39.731
Shut up, you two.

394
00:22:39.733 --> 00:22:41.597
All right, sweetie... aah!

395
00:22:41.599 --> 00:22:43.064
Nobody calls me "sweetie."

396
00:22:43.066 --> 00:22:44.530
I get enough of that crap
at home.

397
00:22:44.532 --> 00:22:46.297
I think you broke my leg.

398
00:22:46.299 --> 00:22:49.031
It's called a shin kick, Spock.

399
00:22:49.033 --> 00:22:51.197
Now, if I ever see you
even near that kid,

400
00:22:51.199 --> 00:22:52.397
you'll wish the gods above

401
00:22:52.399 --> 00:22:54.397
had never let your parents meet.

402
00:22:54.399 --> 00:22:57.998
You should put some ice on that
or you'll have a wicked bruise.

403
00:22:58.000 --> 00:22:59.297
Who are you?

404
00:22:59.299 --> 00:23:00.597
Name's Hopkins.

405
00:23:00.599 --> 00:23:03.530
Gilly Hopkins.

406
00:23:06.999 --> 00:23:09.098
Now, don't get any ideas
of me liking you

407
00:23:09.100 --> 00:23:12.497
or us being buddies
or anything like that.

408
00:23:12.499 --> 00:23:14.064
People just got to understand

409
00:23:14.066 --> 00:23:15.998
that if anyone's
going to be picking on you,

410
00:23:16.000 --> 00:23:17.697
it's going to be me.

411
00:23:17.699 --> 00:23:19.364
Got that?

412
00:23:21.665 --> 00:23:23.497
Here.

413
00:23:23.499 --> 00:23:25.230
Do you have your math book?

414
00:23:25.232 --> 00:23:27.330
Why would you want to do this?
Tutor me?

415
00:23:27.332 --> 00:23:30.330
I offer to help tutor anyone
in class for miss Harris

416
00:23:30.332 --> 00:23:31.497
for extra credit.

417
00:23:31.499 --> 00:23:32.497
Do you need extra credit?

418
00:23:32.499 --> 00:23:34.163
No.

419
00:23:34.165 --> 00:23:35.497
Well, it's like using
three pieces of bread

420
00:23:35.499 --> 00:23:36.530
for a sandwich.

421
00:23:38.032 --> 00:23:39.197
Doesn't make much sense.

422
00:23:39.199 --> 00:23:40.597
I'm sorry, a sandwich?

423
00:23:40.599 --> 00:23:44.130
How about I call you loaf?
That work for you?

424
00:23:44.132 --> 00:23:45.530
No.
Loaf it is.

425
00:23:45.532 --> 00:23:47.197
Let's just do this.

426
00:23:51.131 --> 00:23:52.697
Very interesting perspective,
Gilly.

427
00:23:52.699 --> 00:23:55.364
There's no marks on it.
Why don't I get an a-plus?

428
00:23:57.199 --> 00:23:59.630
I said it was very interesting,

429
00:23:59.632 --> 00:24:01.230
but it's not brilliant.

430
00:24:01.232 --> 00:24:03.664
But give yourself some time.

431
00:24:03.666 --> 00:24:05.097
You're new here.

432
00:24:15.298 --> 00:24:16.530
Gilly.

433
00:24:20.665 --> 00:24:22.330
Hey, Gilly.

434
00:24:22.332 --> 00:24:24.130
Are you freaking stalking me?

435
00:24:24.132 --> 00:24:27.464
No. I was in the neighborhood
and wanted to visit.

436
00:24:27.466 --> 00:24:29.197
Yeah, well, hey, I'm great.

437
00:24:29.199 --> 00:24:31.464
Nice visit.
Now just leave me alone.

438
00:24:31.466 --> 00:24:34.464
Come on, Gilly, I just want
to know how you're doing.

439
00:24:34.466 --> 00:24:36.364
Yeah, so you can
pretend to care.

440
00:24:36.366 --> 00:24:37.764
Forget it.

441
00:24:37.766 --> 00:24:40.530
Okay, this is hard having
a conversation like this.

442
00:24:40.532 --> 00:24:42.297
Can you please get in the car?

443
00:24:43.665 --> 00:24:46.097
Gilly, can you please
get in the car?

444
00:24:46.099 --> 00:24:47.464
No.
Why?

445
00:24:47.466 --> 00:24:49.163
Because of your accident.
What accident?

446
00:24:51.732 --> 00:24:52.764
Oh!

447
00:24:56.264 --> 00:24:58.597
I don't understand.

448
00:24:58.599 --> 00:25:00.197
Listen, I'm sorry.

449
00:25:00.199 --> 00:25:02.430
Your car...
Your car is fine.

450
00:25:02.432 --> 00:25:04.297
Mine is...

451
00:25:07.198 --> 00:25:08.731
You don't need...

452
00:25:32.698 --> 00:25:38.030
"Last known address, 32
cardinal Lane, apartment 1A,

453
00:25:38.032 --> 00:25:41.163
San Francisco, California."

454
00:25:41.165 --> 00:25:42.764
Okay...

455
00:25:57.298 --> 00:25:59.297
How's it been
making friends at school?

456
00:25:59.299 --> 00:26:00.664
Fine.

457
00:26:02.531 --> 00:26:04.297
How's miss Harris?
Is she...

458
00:26:04.299 --> 00:26:06.664
Fine.
Gilly...

459
00:26:06.666 --> 00:26:08.530
Answering "fine"
to every question I ask you

460
00:26:08.532 --> 00:26:09.664
is not what I want from you.

461
00:26:09.666 --> 00:26:11.130
What do you want from me?

462
00:26:12.298 --> 00:26:15.163
I want to know you're okay.

463
00:26:15.165 --> 00:26:17.130
Well, I'm better than your car.

464
00:26:25.698 --> 00:26:27.697
Is that you,
William Ernest, honey?

465
00:26:27.699 --> 00:26:30.997
No, it's me,
Maime Trotter, sweetie, baby.

466
00:26:30.999 --> 00:26:34.197
How about some of Trotter's
famous chocolate chip cookies?

467
00:26:34.199 --> 00:26:36.297
Nah. I'm dieting.

468
00:26:36.299 --> 00:26:38.564
Are you sure?

469
00:26:38.566 --> 00:26:40.664
I'm sure, Trotter,
sugar pie, honeybunch.

470
00:26:47.732 --> 00:26:50.230
I'm too smart to be bought
by chocolate chip cookies.

471
00:26:50.232 --> 00:26:51.630
Nice try, Maime.

472
00:26:51.632 --> 00:26:53.464
You're going to have to try
a lot harder

473
00:26:53.466 --> 00:26:55.097
to slip old Gilly up.

474
00:26:59.398 --> 00:27:01.097
There's got to be more.

475
00:27:01.099 --> 00:27:03.230
How to get it?

476
00:27:03.232 --> 00:27:06.163
I could use Agnes to help me
get Randolph's loot,

477
00:27:06.165 --> 00:27:07.530
but with that mouth...

478
00:27:08.732 --> 00:27:10.997
I need someone who won't talk.

479
00:27:13.198 --> 00:27:15.530
Somebody who can't talk.

480
00:27:17.531 --> 00:27:19.530
<i>Dum-Dee-dum-dum-dum.</i>

481
00:27:19.532 --> 00:27:21.564
<i>Oh, boy. Oh, boy.
Oh, boy.</i>

482
00:27:21.566 --> 00:27:23.731
<i>Me going to have nice picnic.</i>

483
00:27:23.733 --> 00:27:26.564
<i>Yeah, me got everything me need.</i>

484
00:27:26.566 --> 00:27:29.063
<i>We have cookies.</i>

485
00:27:29.065 --> 00:27:31.564
<i>And more cookies.</i>

486
00:27:31.566 --> 00:27:34.030
<i>And me got some more cookies.</i>

487
00:27:34.032 --> 00:27:38.530
<i>And...
Ah, me got more cookies!</i>

488
00:28:11.465 --> 00:28:15.063
Boy, I hope I can find somebody

489
00:28:15.065 --> 00:28:16.697
to help me fly this sucker.

490
00:28:26.431 --> 00:28:30.163
Man, I just can't get the hang
of this airplane tossing stuff.

491
00:28:31.365 --> 00:28:32.731
Do you want to give it a try?

492
00:28:40.231 --> 00:28:44.530
Pow! It flies really good.

493
00:28:44.532 --> 00:28:45.731
No, that's you, W.E.

494
00:28:45.733 --> 00:28:48.697
You throw really good.

495
00:28:48.699 --> 00:28:50.464
I was just admiring your style.

496
00:28:50.466 --> 00:28:52.697
You've had lessons.

497
00:28:52.699 --> 00:28:55.230
No?
You just taught yourself?

498
00:28:56.998 --> 00:28:58.263
No fooling?

499
00:28:58.265 --> 00:29:00.731
Gee, man, you're a real natural.

500
00:29:00.733 --> 00:29:03.530
Hey, Trotter,
you've got to see this.

501
00:29:03.532 --> 00:29:05.997
W.E. Can do this
real good.

502
00:29:09.365 --> 00:29:10.664
Here.

503
00:29:11.764 --> 00:29:13.330
Watch me.

504
00:29:13.332 --> 00:29:15.731
We're watching,
William Ernest, honey.

505
00:29:15.733 --> 00:29:18.063
W.E. Has a paper airplane.

506
00:29:24.064 --> 00:29:25.063
Pow!

507
00:29:25.065 --> 00:29:26.163
How was it?

508
00:29:26.165 --> 00:29:27.731
Oh, Mr. Randolph,

509
00:29:27.733 --> 00:29:30.130
I never thought paper airplanes
was good for anything

510
00:29:30.132 --> 00:29:31.564
except maybe
driving teachers crazy.

511
00:29:33.765 --> 00:29:35.497
Thank you.

512
00:29:35.499 --> 00:29:37.530
Sure.

513
00:29:37.532 --> 00:29:39.330
Mr. Randolph,

514
00:29:39.332 --> 00:29:41.063
how about me helping you
to the dining room?

515
00:29:41.065 --> 00:29:45.297
Well, thank you, miss Gilly.

516
00:29:45.299 --> 00:29:48.063
I want to see it one more time,
William Ernest.

517
00:29:48.065 --> 00:29:49.730
So, first...

518
00:30:28.998 --> 00:30:30.696
What's the matter, W.E.?

519
00:30:30.698 --> 00:30:32.730
I "broked" it.

520
00:30:32.732 --> 00:30:33.997
Let me see.

521
00:30:35.665 --> 00:30:37.397
It's ruined.

522
00:30:37.399 --> 00:30:40.664
Oh, man, this is nothing.
We can fix this right up.

523
00:30:40.666 --> 00:30:42.597
But it's not perfect anymore.

524
00:30:42.599 --> 00:30:46.464
Perfect? W.E., it wasn't
perfect to begin with.

525
00:30:46.466 --> 00:30:48.564
Besides, nobody likes perfect.

526
00:30:48.566 --> 00:30:50.597
Really?
Yeah.

527
00:30:50.599 --> 00:30:54.597
Think of this little old tear
as a battle scar.

528
00:30:54.599 --> 00:30:56.330
Battle scar?
Yeah.

529
00:30:56.332 --> 00:30:59.030
Like in world war ii,
there'd be these planes

530
00:30:59.032 --> 00:31:00.530
that would come back
from bombing missions,

531
00:31:00.532 --> 00:31:02.464
and they'd be all banged up.

532
00:31:02.466 --> 00:31:05.197
Missing parts of their tails,
holes in the wings,

533
00:31:05.199 --> 00:31:06.297
really beat up.

534
00:31:09.531 --> 00:31:11.597
But you know what?

535
00:31:11.599 --> 00:31:13.230
They were the tough suckers.

536
00:31:13.232 --> 00:31:14.997
They flew better
than all the other planes

537
00:31:14.999 --> 00:31:16.497
that looked perfect.

538
00:31:16.499 --> 00:31:18.564
Their pilots didn't want
the planes that were all new.

539
00:31:18.566 --> 00:31:21.564
They trusted
their busted up planes.

540
00:31:21.566 --> 00:31:26.330
They liked their battle scars.

541
00:31:26.332 --> 00:31:30.397
You'll see. We'll fly it
tomorrow before going to school.

542
00:31:33.531 --> 00:31:35.597
Battle scar.

543
00:31:35.599 --> 00:31:36.663
Yeah.

544
00:31:36.665 --> 00:31:39.230
Now go to bed.

545
00:31:39.232 --> 00:31:41.497
Battle scar.

546
00:31:54.064 --> 00:31:56.197
What?

547
00:32:00.630 --> 00:32:02.663
What do you want?

548
00:32:02.665 --> 00:32:04.430
Can I sit with you?

549
00:32:05.465 --> 00:32:07.197
These are all taken.

550
00:32:10.164 --> 00:32:11.696
It was a joke, you spaz.

551
00:32:13.398 --> 00:32:16.464
You can sit here if you want.

552
00:32:16.466 --> 00:32:19.297
Let's start
with small sentences.

553
00:32:19.299 --> 00:32:20.596
Cool.

554
00:32:20.598 --> 00:32:23.030
Smaller.

555
00:32:23.032 --> 00:32:25.197
The absolute value of a number

556
00:32:25.199 --> 00:32:27.364
is the distance between
the number and zero

557
00:32:27.366 --> 00:32:29.063
on the number line.

558
00:32:29.065 --> 00:32:31.163
Now to page 34.

559
00:32:31.165 --> 00:32:32.530
I think we're done here.

560
00:32:32.532 --> 00:32:34.696
But we have a quiz.
I know what I'm doing.

561
00:32:34.698 --> 00:32:37.030
Turning in blank papers.
Drives them crazy.

562
00:32:37.032 --> 00:32:38.364
Works every time.

563
00:32:38.366 --> 00:32:39.563
But that doesn't reflect well
on me.

564
00:32:39.565 --> 00:32:41.297
I'm your tutor.

565
00:32:41.299 --> 00:32:44.197
Your failure demonstrates
I failed in educating you.

566
00:32:44.199 --> 00:32:46.263
Are you freaking kidding me?

567
00:32:46.265 --> 00:32:47.663
When did this become about you?

568
00:32:47.665 --> 00:32:51.097
I have a reputation.
As the king of math nerds?

569
00:32:51.099 --> 00:32:52.997
Oh, nice title, raj.

570
00:32:52.999 --> 00:32:54.663
Seriously, why would anybody
need to know

571
00:32:54.665 --> 00:32:56.464
how to divide one-third
by two-fifteenths?

572
00:32:56.466 --> 00:32:57.997
I'm not sure
if we necessarily need

573
00:32:57.999 --> 00:33:00.497
to question the reason
for the equation.

574
00:33:00.499 --> 00:33:02.330
Yeah, that's how the Nazis
got started.

575
00:33:02.332 --> 00:33:04.197
Just do it and don't ask why.

576
00:33:04.199 --> 00:33:05.430
What?

577
00:33:05.432 --> 00:33:06.563
Nazis were huge mathematicians,

578
00:33:06.565 --> 00:33:08.030
by the way.

579
00:33:16.231 --> 00:33:18.364
A new strategy, I see.

580
00:33:18.366 --> 00:33:21.263
A's to F's.

581
00:33:21.265 --> 00:33:24.330
But you didn't fail completely.

582
00:33:24.332 --> 00:33:26.330
See? You got your plus.

583
00:33:26.332 --> 00:33:28.330
Got your name right
on all of them.

584
00:33:28.332 --> 00:33:31.197
So, if you were attempting

585
00:33:31.199 --> 00:33:32.763
to succeed in 100% failure,

586
00:33:32.765 --> 00:33:35.596
your attempts were flawed.

587
00:33:36.731 --> 00:33:38.596
In order to get a zero grade,

588
00:33:38.598 --> 00:33:43.197
you should follow the efforts
of Jimmy here and cheat.

589
00:33:45.231 --> 00:33:46.330
Or be like Mr. Ramirez

590
00:33:46.332 --> 00:33:49.629
and simply not turn anything in.

591
00:33:53.031 --> 00:33:54.163
Mm-hmm.

592
00:33:55.465 --> 00:33:59.197
Hold up already!
Why are you so pissed off?

593
00:33:59.199 --> 00:34:01.397
She knows I'm the smartest
in the class,

594
00:34:01.399 --> 00:34:03.297
and she knows I failed
on purpose.

595
00:34:03.299 --> 00:34:05.230
Why are you getting
so wound up about Harris?

596
00:34:05.232 --> 00:34:07.197
Because she's trying to do
one of these

597
00:34:07.199 --> 00:34:09.197
reverse "psychologic" things.

598
00:34:09.199 --> 00:34:11.030
Maybe you just
don't like black people.

599
00:34:11.032 --> 00:34:14.197
That's not it, you dummy.

600
00:34:14.199 --> 00:34:15.629
Oh, wait.

601
00:34:15.631 --> 00:34:17.629
You going to call me
something worse?

602
00:34:17.631 --> 00:34:19.563
No, no.
Actually, I take that back.

603
00:34:19.565 --> 00:34:21.030
You're a genius.

604
00:34:21.032 --> 00:34:23.063
Really?
Agnes, could you believe

605
00:34:23.065 --> 00:34:25.463
that your little bit
of misguided lunacy

606
00:34:25.465 --> 00:34:27.163
may actually help me?

607
00:34:27.165 --> 00:34:31.463
So, am I a genius or a loony?
I got to go.

608
00:34:31.465 --> 00:34:33.730
Hey, wait.
Which am I?

609
00:35:29.064 --> 00:35:33.130
For every action there is
an equal and opposite what?

610
00:35:33.132 --> 00:35:34.330
Reaction.

611
00:35:34.332 --> 00:35:36.263
Oh, you can do better.

612
00:35:36.265 --> 00:35:40.030
For every action there
is an equal and opposite what?

613
00:35:40.032 --> 00:35:41.596
Reaction.
All right.

614
00:35:45.364 --> 00:35:48.230
Gilly, would you mind
waiting a moment, please?

615
00:35:48.232 --> 00:35:50.263
Study those vocabulary words
in chapter three,

616
00:35:50.265 --> 00:35:51.330
because there might be

617
00:35:51.332 --> 00:35:54.663
a pop quiz tomorrow, forewarned.

618
00:35:54.665 --> 00:35:57.629
Look it up if you don't know
what it means. Forewarned.

619
00:36:28.330 --> 00:36:30.463
"To miss Harris.

620
00:36:37.430 --> 00:36:40.429
"They say black is beautiful,

621
00:36:40.431 --> 00:36:43.097
"but the best I can figure

622
00:36:43.099 --> 00:36:47.563
is anybody saying that
looks awfully like a..."

623
00:36:51.597 --> 00:36:53.463
A blank space was left.

624
00:36:53.465 --> 00:36:58.030
I'm assuming for me
to finish it, hmm?

625
00:36:59.597 --> 00:37:03.230
Believe it or not, Gilly,
you and I are very much alike.

626
00:37:03.232 --> 00:37:05.197
Mm-hmm.

627
00:37:05.199 --> 00:37:08.396
Both of us are smart
and we know it.

628
00:37:08.398 --> 00:37:12.063
But the thing that brings us
closer than intelligence

629
00:37:12.065 --> 00:37:14.163
is anger.

630
00:37:14.165 --> 00:37:17.997
You and I are two
of the angriest people I know.

631
00:37:17.999 --> 00:37:21.730
Oh, I was always taught
to deny mine,

632
00:37:21.732 --> 00:37:26.097
which I did and still do.

633
00:37:26.099 --> 00:37:28.730
And that makes me envy you.

634
00:37:28.732 --> 00:37:30.730
Mm-hmm.

635
00:37:30.732 --> 00:37:36.197
See, your anger is still
right up here on the surface,

636
00:37:36.199 --> 00:37:40.262
where you can
look it in the face.

637
00:37:40.264 --> 00:37:43.730
Make friends with it, honey.

638
00:37:43.732 --> 00:37:48.030
Channel it for your own design.

639
00:37:49.064 --> 00:37:50.629
Hmm?

640
00:37:52.231 --> 00:37:53.596
But I didn't ask you
to stay after school

641
00:37:53.598 --> 00:37:57.563
to tell you
how intelligent you are

642
00:37:57.565 --> 00:37:58.763
or how much I envy you,

643
00:37:58.765 --> 00:38:01.329
but to thank you for your card.

644
00:38:01.331 --> 00:38:06.763
Oh, Gilly, I took it to the
teacher's lounge at noon...

645
00:38:08.464 --> 00:38:13.496
And cursed creatively
for over 20 minutes.

646
00:38:26.731 --> 00:38:31.396
Oh, I haven't felt so good
in years.

647
00:38:31.398 --> 00:38:32.997
Ah.

648
00:38:34.530 --> 00:38:40.329
So, I will see you tomorrow.

649
00:38:40.331 --> 00:38:43.030
Thanks again.

650
00:38:44.297 --> 00:38:45.730
Thanks, Gilly.

651
00:38:51.230 --> 00:38:53.030
Hey, Gilly.

652
00:39:01.597 --> 00:39:04.229
I need to know how much
a cross-country ticket costs

653
00:39:04.231 --> 00:39:06.763
to San Francisco from Maryland.

654
00:39:06.765 --> 00:39:10.696
<i>One-way to San Francisco,
that'll run you $189.</i>

655
00:39:21.064 --> 00:39:23.730
Trotter and Mr. Randolph
leave yet for the store?

656
00:39:23.732 --> 00:39:26.596
Yeah, and to welfare
to get money.

657
00:39:26.598 --> 00:39:29.097
Mr. Randolph wants me
to do him

658
00:39:29.099 --> 00:39:30.596
a favor while they're out.

659
00:39:30.598 --> 00:39:34.229
Okay, now Randolph
doesn't want Trotter

660
00:39:34.231 --> 00:39:35.529
to know about this.

661
00:39:35.531 --> 00:39:38.196
This is kind of a surprise,

662
00:39:38.198 --> 00:39:39.763
so it'll be our little secret
for now, okay?

663
00:39:39.765 --> 00:39:42.496
Okay.

664
00:39:42.498 --> 00:39:44.063
See up there?

665
00:39:44.065 --> 00:39:45.730
That red book on the shelf?

666
00:39:45.732 --> 00:39:47.329
I can't reach it.

667
00:39:47.331 --> 00:39:49.097
Then we're both going
to have to do it.

668
00:39:49.099 --> 00:39:50.396
Come on.

669
00:39:57.497 --> 00:39:59.563
I still can't reach it.

670
00:40:01.597 --> 00:40:04.663
Okay, I'm getting scared.

671
00:40:04.665 --> 00:40:07.030
Think of how proud
everybody's going to be after,

672
00:40:07.032 --> 00:40:09.229
when the surprise
can be told and everything,

673
00:40:09.231 --> 00:40:11.396
and they found out
who was climbing...

674
00:40:11.398 --> 00:40:12.496
I still can't reach it, though.

675
00:40:12.498 --> 00:40:15.096
I know. Just pull it out.

676
00:40:15.098 --> 00:40:17.063
You have nothing to worry about.

677
00:40:17.065 --> 00:40:18.396
Pow!

678
00:40:18.398 --> 00:40:20.129
Let me see, let me see.
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

679
00:40:20.131 --> 00:40:22.196
Whoa! Whoa! Ow!

680
00:40:22.198 --> 00:40:24.229
Stop. Calm down.

681
00:40:25.330 --> 00:40:27.296
Is there any more?

682
00:40:29.064 --> 00:40:30.596
No, I don't think so.

683
00:40:30.598 --> 00:40:33.162
Okay, let's go back down.

684
00:40:34.197 --> 00:40:35.363
Careful.

685
00:40:41.764 --> 00:40:43.563
Oh, you forgot some.

686
00:40:45.230 --> 00:40:47.162
Thank you.
Come on, hurry up.

687
00:40:47.164 --> 00:40:49.363
I'll give the money
to Randolph later.

688
00:40:49.365 --> 00:40:50.629
You can go back to playing.

689
00:40:50.631 --> 00:40:52.596
I got to straighten up my room.

690
00:40:52.598 --> 00:40:56.196
And remember, this is our own
secret surprise.

691
00:40:56.198 --> 00:40:58.162
Our secret, okay.

692
00:41:11.597 --> 00:41:15.162
<i>Twenty-five bucks.</i>

693
00:41:15.164 --> 00:41:17.329
<i>Get my hair torn out,
and I can only get as far</i>

694
00:41:17.331 --> 00:41:19.196
<i>as the Mississippi river.</i>

695
00:41:19.198 --> 00:41:21.596
<i>Brilliant, Gilly.
Just brilliant.</i>

696
00:41:37.597 --> 00:41:39.663
<i>Dear Courtney
Rutherford Hopkins,</i>

697
00:41:39.665 --> 00:41:41.363
<i>I received your card.</i>

698
00:41:41.365 --> 00:41:44.196
<i>I'm sorry to bother you
with my problems,</i>

699
00:41:44.198 --> 00:41:45.496
<i>but as my real mother,</i>

700
00:41:45.498 --> 00:41:47.096
<i>I feel you have
the right to know</i>

701
00:41:47.098 --> 00:41:48.563
<i>about your daughter's situation.</i>

702
00:41:51.497 --> 00:41:53.629
<i>At the present time
I'm very desperate,</i>

703
00:41:53.631 --> 00:41:55.596
<i>or I would not bother you.</i>

704
00:41:55.598 --> 00:41:57.463
Churchill downs event...

705
00:41:57.465 --> 00:42:00.329
<i>The foster mother
is a religious fanatic.</i>

706
00:42:00.331 --> 00:42:03.029
<i>Her house is filthy.</i>

707
00:42:03.031 --> 00:42:04.329
<i>She has weird friends
who show up</i>

708
00:42:04.331 --> 00:42:06.730
<i>at weird hours of the night.</i>

709
00:42:06.732 --> 00:42:09.463
<i>I practically live in a closet</i>

710
00:42:09.465 --> 00:42:11.029
<i>and share
a bug infested bathroom</i>

711
00:42:11.031 --> 00:42:12.463
<i>with another kid here</i>

712
00:42:12.465 --> 00:42:15.029
<i>whom I'm expected
to take care of,</i>

713
00:42:15.031 --> 00:42:17.229
<i>which is very hard
with all my schoolwork,</i>

714
00:42:17.231 --> 00:42:21.162
<i>which is very excessive
from a very mean teacher.</i>

715
00:42:26.230 --> 00:42:28.162
<i>I saved up $65 towards my ticket</i>

716
00:42:28.164 --> 00:42:30.062
<i>to California.</i>

717
00:42:30.064 --> 00:42:33.296
<i>The full cost is $189.</i>

718
00:42:33.298 --> 00:42:36.629
<i>If you can send me the rest,
I'll get a job in California</i>

719
00:42:36.631 --> 00:42:39.196
<i>when I get there
and pay you back.</i>

720
00:42:39.198 --> 00:42:41.996
<i>I'm very smart and I can
take care of myself,</i>

721
00:42:41.998 --> 00:42:45.129
<i>so I will not be a burden
to you in any way.</i>

722
00:42:45.131 --> 00:42:49.496
<i>Yours sincerely, your loving
daughter, Galadriel Hopkins.</i>

723
00:43:19.430 --> 00:43:21.696
There's a sweet car in front
of Mr. Randolph's house.

724
00:43:21.698 --> 00:43:23.196
Yeah.

725
00:43:23.198 --> 00:43:24.696
Mr. Randolph won't be
joining us tonight.

726
00:43:24.698 --> 00:43:28.096
His son's in town,
cleaning up his daddy's place.

727
00:43:29.531 --> 00:43:33.029
Some of those rooms
haven't been touched in years.

728
00:43:48.597 --> 00:43:51.363
He's going to find out
I stole the money.

729
00:43:51.365 --> 00:43:53.596
He's calling the cops right now.

730
00:44:03.764 --> 00:44:05.563
I, uh...

731
00:44:05.565 --> 00:44:08.096
I just got to take some stuff
over to Agnes's.

732
00:44:08.098 --> 00:44:09.529
Don't go.
I'm not.

733
00:44:09.531 --> 00:44:11.730
Don't tell Trotter.
This is part of our secret.

734
00:45:18.330 --> 00:45:21.596
Thanks, Agnes.

735
00:45:21.598 --> 00:45:24.463
You're, like,
really brave or crazy.

736
00:45:24.465 --> 00:45:26.663
The crazy one calling me crazy.

737
00:45:26.665 --> 00:45:28.463
That's crazy.

738
00:45:30.764 --> 00:45:34.463
Thanks for pretending
to be my friend.

739
00:46:05.297 --> 00:46:06.629
Yeah?

740
00:46:06.631 --> 00:46:08.496
Ticket to San Francisco, please.

741
00:46:08.498 --> 00:46:10.496
Round trip?

742
00:46:10.498 --> 00:46:12.229
No, one way.

743
00:46:14.464 --> 00:46:16.396
Are you here by yourself?

744
00:46:16.398 --> 00:46:18.762
Me? Uh...

745
00:46:18.764 --> 00:46:21.663
No.

746
00:46:21.665 --> 00:46:24.762
My mother's over there.
She doesn't speak English.

747
00:46:24.764 --> 00:46:27.196
Dad's second wife.

748
00:46:27.198 --> 00:46:30.429
She already has her ticket.
She needs me to get mine.

749
00:46:30.431 --> 00:46:33.429
I can't wait
to ride a cable car.

750
00:46:33.431 --> 00:46:35.229
Computer's down.

751
00:46:35.231 --> 00:46:37.496
It's going to probably take me
a couple of minutes.

752
00:46:37.498 --> 00:46:39.129
Oh, okay.

753
00:46:45.230 --> 00:46:47.062
You going on a long trip, honey.

754
00:46:47.064 --> 00:46:50.262
You might want to take a look
at those books over there.

755
00:46:50.264 --> 00:46:52.162
I don't read books.

756
00:46:52.164 --> 00:46:53.663
It's a shame.

757
00:46:53.665 --> 00:46:56.029
Not many people do anymore.

758
00:47:13.664 --> 00:47:15.262
Crap.

759
00:47:19.230 --> 00:47:21.296
Never, never, never!
I need you

760
00:47:21.298 --> 00:47:22.296
to calm down, miss Trotter.

761
00:47:22.298 --> 00:47:23.596
No one is blaming you.

762
00:47:23.598 --> 00:47:25.463
There is no indication
of failure on your part.

763
00:47:25.465 --> 00:47:27.096
I mean, I never...

764
00:47:27.098 --> 00:47:29.229
I never thought Gilly
would be a flight risk.

765
00:47:29.231 --> 00:47:30.729
She's never done this before.

766
00:47:30.731 --> 00:47:32.262
She's just a little mixed up,
that's all.

767
00:47:32.264 --> 00:47:33.529
Look, miss Trotter,

768
00:47:33.531 --> 00:47:36.329
you've been
a terrific assistance

769
00:47:36.331 --> 00:47:38.096
to the program for years now.

770
00:47:38.098 --> 00:47:39.529
I think maybe it's time.
I'm not letting her go.

771
00:47:39.531 --> 00:47:42.229
Then if you're not
going to think for yourself,

772
00:47:42.231 --> 00:47:44.363
I think maybe we should think
of William Ernest.

773
00:47:44.365 --> 00:47:45.762
He's come too far.
William Ernest

774
00:47:45.764 --> 00:47:48.029
was the one who told me
that she'd left.

775
00:47:48.031 --> 00:47:50.062
He wants her back.
Yes, because...

776
00:47:50.064 --> 00:47:51.996
Probably because he saw
how upset you were.

777
00:47:51.998 --> 00:47:54.029
Oh, come on.
Yeah, I'm sorry.

778
00:47:54.031 --> 00:47:55.396
He's a very sensitive child,

779
00:47:55.398 --> 00:47:56.762
and that's even more of a reason

780
00:47:56.764 --> 00:47:58.229
to remove this damaging...

781
00:47:58.231 --> 00:47:59.463
William Ernest has been with me

782
00:47:59.465 --> 00:48:01.429
for going on nearly
a year and a half.

783
00:48:01.431 --> 00:48:03.596
He's going to make it.
I know he will.

784
00:48:03.598 --> 00:48:05.762
Sometimes, Mr. Ellis,

785
00:48:05.764 --> 00:48:09.563
you have to walk on your heel
to favor your toe,

786
00:48:09.565 --> 00:48:11.096
even though you know your heel's

787
00:48:11.098 --> 00:48:12.463
going to get a little sore.

788
00:48:12.465 --> 00:48:15.096
Well, somebody's
got to favor Gilly.

789
00:48:15.098 --> 00:48:17.363
She's long overdue,

790
00:48:17.365 --> 00:48:19.996
and I am not going to add
my name to the list of people

791
00:48:19.998 --> 00:48:21.563
who failed her.

792
00:48:21.565 --> 00:48:24.229
God knows I just about died
when I found out she'd gone.

793
00:48:24.231 --> 00:48:28.729
Be honest, should we consider
a change, maybe for both kids?

794
00:48:28.731 --> 00:48:30.662
Both?
Yes.

795
00:48:38.730 --> 00:48:41.196
We were just discussing
the present situation,

796
00:48:41.198 --> 00:48:42.996
which is not a good one.

797
00:48:42.998 --> 00:48:44.729
And I was explaining

798
00:48:44.731 --> 00:48:46.496
how sometimes children
make mistakes.

799
00:48:46.498 --> 00:48:48.762
Too many, in my opinion.
And Mr. Ellis, you know,

800
00:48:48.764 --> 00:48:51.329
he was... he's willing
to give you another chance.

801
00:48:51.331 --> 00:48:53.262
Actually...
With Thanksgiving

802
00:48:53.264 --> 00:48:56.062
coming and everything,
and the holidays.

803
00:48:56.064 --> 00:48:57.595
The holidays should not...

804
00:48:57.597 --> 00:49:00.363
If you'd like to stay here
with me and William Ernest,

805
00:49:00.365 --> 00:49:01.628
well, that's just fine.

806
00:49:01.630 --> 00:49:03.096
What about my real mother?

807
00:49:03.098 --> 00:49:05.562
She wants me
to come to California.

808
00:49:05.564 --> 00:49:07.196
If you're referring
to the postcard,

809
00:49:07.198 --> 00:49:08.695
that's the first one
in three or four years.

810
00:49:08.697 --> 00:49:10.762
If your mother really
wanted you there with her...

811
00:49:10.764 --> 00:49:12.662
She's different this time.
I know it.

812
00:49:12.664 --> 00:49:14.496
She's waiting for me.
She wants me to come.

813
00:49:14.498 --> 00:49:16.129
She said so.

814
00:49:25.497 --> 00:49:27.463
If she'd known you...

815
00:49:28.663 --> 00:49:31.196
If she "knowed"
what a girl she has,

816
00:49:31.198 --> 00:49:33.562
she'd be here in a minute.

817
00:49:37.529 --> 00:49:39.162
The police said you had

818
00:49:39.164 --> 00:49:41.262
well over a $100 with you
at the bus station.

819
00:49:41.264 --> 00:49:45.628
I have trouble believing
that was your own money.

820
00:49:45.630 --> 00:49:48.729
So, I call taking
someone else's money stealing.

821
00:49:48.731 --> 00:49:51.096
So do we, Mr. Ellis.

822
00:49:51.098 --> 00:49:53.029
Surely you don't think
this is the first time

823
00:49:53.031 --> 00:49:54.396
something like this has happened

824
00:49:54.398 --> 00:49:55.595
to me over 20 years?

825
00:49:55.597 --> 00:49:57.562
No, not at all.
Well, then how about

826
00:49:57.564 --> 00:50:00.096
trusting me to handle it?
It's not you I don't trust.

827
00:50:00.098 --> 00:50:01.562
I need to hear it from Gilly.

828
00:50:04.529 --> 00:50:06.496
Can I trust you?

829
00:50:10.763 --> 00:50:12.196
Yes.

830
00:50:13.230 --> 00:50:16.329
Miss Trotter,

831
00:50:16.331 --> 00:50:18.495
against my better judgment,

832
00:50:18.497 --> 00:50:21.363
I will wait
till after Thanksgiving.

833
00:50:21.365 --> 00:50:24.096
But after that we will
revisit this, understand?

834
00:50:48.496 --> 00:50:51.562
I sure wish Trotter
reacted like you did.

835
00:50:51.564 --> 00:50:53.762
She's made up this huge chart
for chores

836
00:50:53.764 --> 00:50:54.762
to make up for the money I spent

837
00:50:54.764 --> 00:50:56.495
on food and junk I bought.

838
00:50:56.497 --> 00:50:59.363
For housework, I get paid
a measly 25 cents an hour.

839
00:50:59.365 --> 00:51:01.129
That's slave labor.

840
00:51:02.997 --> 00:51:06.429
Oh, sorry about
that slave thing.

841
00:51:06.431 --> 00:51:08.429
I believe that miss Trotter

842
00:51:08.431 --> 00:51:10.363
feels that the payment
should equate

843
00:51:10.365 --> 00:51:11.595
with the punishment.

844
00:51:11.597 --> 00:51:13.595
If she pays you a lot,

845
00:51:13.597 --> 00:51:16.162
it wouldn't feel
like punishment, would it?

846
00:51:18.197 --> 00:51:20.462
Yeah, I guess.

847
00:51:22.163 --> 00:51:23.562
But you know what?

848
00:51:23.564 --> 00:51:26.562
For 75 cents an hour,
I could help W.E.

849
00:51:26.564 --> 00:51:28.428
With his schoolwork.

850
00:51:28.430 --> 00:51:31.029
And naturally I'd be spending
a lot more time with W.E.

851
00:51:31.031 --> 00:51:32.528
Naturally.

852
00:51:46.097 --> 00:51:48.062
It's just the broom, goofy.

853
00:51:50.663 --> 00:51:53.595
Listen, what are you going
to do when somebody socks you?

854
00:51:53.597 --> 00:51:56.528
I'm not going to hit you, silly.

855
00:51:56.530 --> 00:51:57.562
Are you going to go through life

856
00:51:57.564 --> 00:51:59.762
letting people pick on you?

857
00:51:59.764 --> 00:52:03.329
I'm going to teach you
how to fight.

858
00:52:03.331 --> 00:52:04.762
You hear about how
I fought six boys

859
00:52:04.764 --> 00:52:06.395
at school all by myself?

860
00:52:06.397 --> 00:52:08.329
Well, before I get through
with you,

861
00:52:08.331 --> 00:52:10.129
you're going to do
the same thing.

862
00:52:10.131 --> 00:52:13.762
So, first thing,
when somebody yells at you,

863
00:52:13.764 --> 00:52:15.296
you got to stand tall.

864
00:52:15.298 --> 00:52:18.062
See, they might not even
want to hit you.

865
00:52:18.064 --> 00:52:21.162
Stand tall,
take a deep breath and say,

866
00:52:21.164 --> 00:52:22.996
"get the hell
out of my way!"

867
00:52:22.998 --> 00:52:24.428
Try it.

868
00:52:25.763 --> 00:52:28.029
Hell's my way.

869
00:52:28.031 --> 00:52:30.595
No, just follow me.

870
00:52:31.629 --> 00:52:33.329
Get the...
Get the...

871
00:52:33.331 --> 00:52:34.628
hell...
Hell...

872
00:52:34.630 --> 00:52:36.662
out of my way!
Out of my way.

873
00:52:36.664 --> 00:52:38.428
Now yell it like you mean it,

874
00:52:38.430 --> 00:52:41.729
louder than you've ever
yelled in your life.

875
00:52:41.731 --> 00:52:45.062
Get the hell out my way!

876
00:52:45.064 --> 00:52:47.162
Trotter, I'm not going to teach
him how to push on people,

877
00:52:47.164 --> 00:52:49.162
just how to stand up
for himself.

878
00:52:49.164 --> 00:52:50.395
If he knows how to read

879
00:52:50.397 --> 00:52:51.428
and how to stick up for himself,

880
00:52:51.430 --> 00:52:52.628
he'll be okay.

881
00:52:52.630 --> 00:52:55.362
Oh.

882
00:52:55.364 --> 00:52:57.495
Oh, I know you don't
allow kissing,

883
00:52:57.497 --> 00:53:00.628
but sometimes I just haul off
and go crazy.

884
00:53:00.630 --> 00:53:02.996
Don't worry about it.

885
00:53:02.998 --> 00:53:04.595
Come on, W.E.

886
00:53:04.597 --> 00:53:06.628
Next time I'm going to teach you

887
00:53:06.630 --> 00:53:08.129
a shin kick.

888
00:53:12.596 --> 00:53:14.562
Hey.

889
00:53:14.564 --> 00:53:16.229
I'm not doing
extra credit anymore.

890
00:53:16.231 --> 00:53:17.462
Yeah, I know.

891
00:53:19.496 --> 00:53:23.762
I just wanted to say thank you
for helping me catch up,

892
00:53:23.764 --> 00:53:28.362
not that I'm ever
going to use it, the math.

893
00:53:28.364 --> 00:53:30.595
But thanks anyway.

894
00:53:34.329 --> 00:53:35.729
You're welcome.

895
00:53:49.363 --> 00:53:51.062
Mr. Randolph?

896
00:53:53.063 --> 00:53:54.328
Hello?

897
00:53:57.230 --> 00:54:02.029
I'm sorry, miss Gilly,
is it suppertime already?

898
00:54:02.031 --> 00:54:03.662
Yeah.

899
00:54:06.130 --> 00:54:07.729
Are you okay?

900
00:54:07.731 --> 00:54:10.395
Oh, I'm all right.

901
00:54:10.397 --> 00:54:12.996
Just a little under the weather,

902
00:54:12.998 --> 00:54:14.395
I guess.

903
00:54:16.030 --> 00:54:18.328
Who's that?

904
00:54:18.330 --> 00:54:22.695
This was my wonderful wife
of 44 years.

905
00:54:22.697 --> 00:54:25.096
When I first met miss Mary,

906
00:54:25.098 --> 00:54:28.362
she was a dancer
in a burlesque club.

907
00:54:28.364 --> 00:54:29.695
She was a stripper?

908
00:54:29.697 --> 00:54:32.662
No. Exotic dancer.

909
00:54:32.664 --> 00:54:35.229
It was a little different
back then.

910
00:54:38.030 --> 00:54:41.228
She was pretty.

911
00:54:41.230 --> 00:54:42.695
She was my world.

912
00:54:44.596 --> 00:54:48.562
Today is our anniversary.

913
00:54:48.564 --> 00:54:50.762
Oh.

914
00:54:50.764 --> 00:54:53.462
I know what you're thinking.

915
00:54:53.464 --> 00:54:56.428
What's a crazy,
old blind man doing

916
00:54:56.430 --> 00:54:59.528
staring at a picture
he can't see?

917
00:55:02.229 --> 00:55:05.062
But I can.

918
00:55:05.064 --> 00:55:07.495
See, as my eyesight
was going out

919
00:55:07.497 --> 00:55:09.562
I looked at this picture
every night

920
00:55:09.564 --> 00:55:11.195
before I went to bed.

921
00:55:13.097 --> 00:55:16.228
I know this picture
better than I know myself.

922
00:55:18.229 --> 00:55:21.261
I'm missing her
a little bit today.

923
00:55:52.696 --> 00:55:56.528
I got sick. Sorry.

924
00:55:56.530 --> 00:55:58.762
You didn't do anything wrong.

925
00:55:58.764 --> 00:56:01.096
I didn't get all of it
in the potty.

926
00:56:01.098 --> 00:56:04.528
Looks like you got most of it.
Come on.

927
00:56:08.097 --> 00:56:10.029
Watch it, watch it.

928
00:56:10.031 --> 00:56:11.309
Come on, let's get you into bed.

929
00:56:12.763 --> 00:56:16.462
Gilly, are you going
to run again?

930
00:56:19.262 --> 00:56:20.428
No.

931
00:56:25.396 --> 00:56:27.362
Good night.

932
00:56:57.563 --> 00:57:00.462
I heard noise downstairs.

933
00:57:00.464 --> 00:57:02.462
It was just me
doing some laundry.

934
00:57:02.464 --> 00:57:05.395
Gilly, honey, sweetie, baby,

935
00:57:05.397 --> 00:57:06.462
what's gotten into your sweet,

936
00:57:06.464 --> 00:57:07.729
little darling head

937
00:57:07.731 --> 00:57:10.362
to do the laundry
at this godforsaken hour?

938
00:57:10.364 --> 00:57:12.762
I don't know Trotter,
honey, sugar, baby.

939
00:57:12.764 --> 00:57:15.295
Maybe I just felt like getting
some cleaning done.

940
00:57:16.363 --> 00:57:17.996
Sweet dreams, honey.

941
00:57:17.998 --> 00:57:20.195
Right back at you, sugarplum.

942
00:58:01.596 --> 00:58:03.462
Galadriel?

943
00:58:05.229 --> 00:58:07.762
Galadriel Hopkins?

944
00:58:07.764 --> 00:58:09.595
Who wants to know?

945
00:58:13.162 --> 00:58:14.595
I'm your grandmother.

946
00:58:19.062 --> 00:58:21.395
May I come in?

947
00:58:22.429 --> 00:58:25.028
Yeah. Yeah, sure.

948
00:58:39.696 --> 00:58:42.161
I am right, aren't I?

949
00:58:42.163 --> 00:58:44.362
You are Galadriel?

950
00:58:47.596 --> 00:58:49.462
I brought you this pie.

951
00:58:55.429 --> 00:58:59.328
Courtney, your mother,
left home.

952
00:59:01.229 --> 00:59:02.362
Well...

953
00:59:04.296 --> 00:59:06.228
She... she and I were...

954
00:59:06.230 --> 00:59:09.061
It was...
It was a difficult time.

955
00:59:09.063 --> 00:59:10.328
I never...

956
00:59:11.363 --> 00:59:13.562
It was just...

957
00:59:13.564 --> 00:59:16.528
Oh, I'm not doing very well
with this, am I?

958
00:59:18.696 --> 00:59:23.528
Your grandfather died
nearly 12 years ago.

959
00:59:23.530 --> 00:59:26.195
I tried to contact
your mother at the time,

960
00:59:26.197 --> 00:59:28.495
but I was unable to.

961
00:59:28.497 --> 00:59:31.729
And then I got a letter.

962
00:59:31.731 --> 00:59:36.662
A letter that was the first
direct word from Courtney

963
00:59:36.664 --> 00:59:38.695
in over 13 years.

964
00:59:40.363 --> 00:59:45.762
I didn't even know
that she had a baby.

965
00:59:45.764 --> 00:59:48.395
I can't imagine her not telling

966
00:59:48.397 --> 00:59:50.662
her father and mother
something like that.

967
00:59:54.062 --> 00:59:59.128
Gilly, I called you
and called you.

968
00:59:59.130 --> 01:00:00.362
I wet.

969
01:00:00.364 --> 01:00:01.995
Oh, it's okay.

970
01:00:01.997 --> 01:00:04.061
I couldn't help it.

971
01:00:04.063 --> 01:00:08.028
I know, buddy. When you're
sick you just can't help it.

972
01:00:08.030 --> 01:00:10.195
Come on, I'll help you
change, okay?

973
01:00:12.763 --> 01:00:15.395
Get the hell out my way.

974
01:00:16.763 --> 01:00:18.462
Excuse us for a second.

975
01:00:29.363 --> 01:00:32.161
I'm... I'm very sorry.
I'll... I'll be right back.

976
01:00:48.696 --> 01:00:50.228
What? What is it?
Oh!

977
01:00:50.230 --> 01:00:52.028
What was that?
Galadriel?

978
01:00:52.030 --> 01:00:53.328
Galadriel!
Miss Gilly!

979
01:00:53.330 --> 01:00:54.595
Galadriel!
Miss Gilly!

980
01:00:56.429 --> 01:00:59.095
Mr. Randolph, it's okay.

981
01:00:59.097 --> 01:01:01.595
I'm... I'm...
I'm right here.

982
01:01:01.597 --> 01:01:03.528
Nothing to worry about.

983
01:01:03.530 --> 01:01:07.261
Just lie back down
and get your rest, okay?

984
01:01:07.263 --> 01:01:11.462
Gilly, honey, have you got
company down there?

985
01:01:11.464 --> 01:01:13.061
No, no.

986
01:01:13.063 --> 01:01:14.562
Go back to bed, Trotter.

987
01:01:14.564 --> 01:01:18.362
Bless you, child,
you poor thing.

988
01:01:18.364 --> 01:01:20.562
How could they have put you
in place like this?

989
01:01:20.564 --> 01:01:24.362
This? No, no, it's just
that everyone's got the flu.

990
01:01:24.364 --> 01:01:27.195
Not me, but it's...
It's not always like this.

991
01:01:27.197 --> 01:01:28.428
You know, the mess and all.

992
01:01:28.430 --> 01:01:30.595
Trotter normally keeps it clean.

993
01:01:30.597 --> 01:01:34.628
Lord, I forgot.

994
01:01:34.630 --> 01:01:36.695
I forgot the Turkey.
No, it's fine.

995
01:01:36.697 --> 01:01:38.729
I've got everything
under control.

996
01:01:38.731 --> 01:01:41.061
You go back to bed, and the
Turkey's already in the oven.

997
01:01:41.063 --> 01:01:42.395
Oh!
It's all good.

998
01:01:42.397 --> 01:01:45.428
I got to... I got to...
I got to sit down.

999
01:01:45.430 --> 01:01:47.028
No, Trotter...
No, no, no.

1000
01:01:47.030 --> 01:01:49.328
My head is spinning.

1001
01:01:51.163 --> 01:01:53.628
Whoo! I done it now.
I "squisheded" you, see.

1002
01:01:53.630 --> 01:01:54.695
Roll over!

1003
01:01:54.697 --> 01:01:56.295
Oh, my god.

1004
01:01:56.297 --> 01:01:57.762
Oh, poor little Gilly.

1005
01:01:57.764 --> 01:02:00.495
Let me get my legs
underneath me.

1006
01:02:00.497 --> 01:02:02.628
Oh, lord, help me.

1007
01:02:07.229 --> 01:02:08.729
I thought you said
there was nobody here.

1008
01:02:08.731 --> 01:02:12.095
This is just a woman
who used to live here.

1009
01:02:12.097 --> 01:02:13.595
I was just leaving.

1010
01:02:13.597 --> 01:02:17.128
I... I see that
it's not a good time.

1011
01:02:17.130 --> 01:02:18.428
No, obviously not.

1012
01:02:18.430 --> 01:02:20.628
Okay, Trotter,
you can go back to bed,

1013
01:02:20.630 --> 01:02:23.061
and I'll be up to check on you.

1014
01:02:23.063 --> 01:02:25.729
And dinner will be ready
in an hour.

1015
01:02:25.731 --> 01:02:28.528
Give her a cookie.

1016
01:02:28.530 --> 01:02:29.529
Sure.

1017
01:02:31.762 --> 01:02:33.628
Don't you worry.

1018
01:02:33.630 --> 01:02:37.095
I am so, so sorry
about all this.

1019
01:02:37.097 --> 01:02:39.562
I will get you out of here.

1020
01:02:39.564 --> 01:02:41.662
I promise you, I will.

1021
01:02:52.162 --> 01:02:54.595
Or we could go to my house
and call people on the phone

1022
01:02:54.597 --> 01:02:55.729
and breathe weird.

1023
01:02:55.730 --> 01:02:57.261
It really wigs them out.

1024
01:02:57.263 --> 01:03:00.028
It's dumb, Agnes.
Dumb, dumb, dumb.

1025
01:03:00.030 --> 01:03:03.128
Oh, come on, Gilly,
let's do something.

1026
01:03:03.130 --> 01:03:05.095
You ain't done nothing
with me for a long time.

1027
01:03:05.097 --> 01:03:07.161
But I've been busy.
My family's been sick.

1028
01:03:07.163 --> 01:03:08.595
Oh, please.

1029
01:03:08.597 --> 01:03:11.161
My brother, my mother,
and my uncle were sick.

1030
01:03:11.163 --> 01:03:12.595
I've been taking care of them.

1031
01:03:12.597 --> 01:03:14.362
You got a black uncle?

1032
01:03:14.364 --> 01:03:15.628
Yes, I do.

1033
01:03:15.630 --> 01:03:17.295
And me too.

1034
01:03:17.297 --> 01:03:19.628
It's too dumb
to even talk about.

1035
01:03:19.630 --> 01:03:21.495
See you tomorrow, Gilly.

1036
01:03:21.497 --> 01:03:23.095
Bye.

1037
01:03:23.097 --> 01:03:24.995
I bet I could beat her up.

1038
01:03:24.997 --> 01:03:26.662
It wouldn't be fair,

1039
01:03:26.664 --> 01:03:29.061
you against a little puny thing.

1040
01:03:37.096 --> 01:03:38.161
Hi, mom.

1041
01:03:40.596 --> 01:03:42.495
What's the matter?

1042
01:03:42.497 --> 01:03:44.662
Come inside, honey.

1043
01:03:49.363 --> 01:03:52.595
Please, Gilly.
Come inside.

1044
01:03:54.363 --> 01:03:57.395
I have some very cool news
for you, Gilly.

1045
01:03:57.397 --> 01:03:58.528
My mother's coming?

1046
01:03:58.530 --> 01:03:59.694
No.

1047
01:03:59.696 --> 01:04:01.195
No, not exactly.

1048
01:04:01.197 --> 01:04:02.761
Your mother is still
in California.

1049
01:04:02.763 --> 01:04:06.528
But your grandmother,
your mom's mom,

1050
01:04:06.530 --> 01:04:08.095
called the office this morning,

1051
01:04:08.097 --> 01:04:10.462
and she wants you to move in
with her permanently.

1052
01:04:10.464 --> 01:04:12.128
I don't even know her.

1053
01:04:12.130 --> 01:04:15.095
Your mom wants you to go too.
I talked to her about it.

1054
01:04:15.097 --> 01:04:16.595
You didn't talk to my mom.
You're lying.

1055
01:04:16.597 --> 01:04:18.295
No, I'm not.

1056
01:04:18.297 --> 01:04:19.495
Then let me talk to her.

1057
01:04:19.497 --> 01:04:21.528
Gilly, it doesn't work that way.

1058
01:04:23.496 --> 01:04:25.061
They can't make me go.

1059
01:04:25.063 --> 01:04:26.228
Yes, Gilly, they can.

1060
01:04:26.230 --> 01:04:28.095
Trotter won't let them take me.

1061
01:04:28.097 --> 01:04:30.728
Will you, Trotter?

1062
01:04:30.730 --> 01:04:32.694
Trotter?

1063
01:04:32.696 --> 01:04:35.195
You said you'd never let me go.

1064
01:04:35.197 --> 01:04:37.595
I heard you.
"Never, never, never."

1065
01:04:37.597 --> 01:04:39.028
That's what you said.

1066
01:04:39.030 --> 01:04:40.195
Don't cry, Gilly.

1067
01:04:42.530 --> 01:04:44.595
I'm not crying, I'm yelling.

1068
01:04:47.229 --> 01:04:50.694
It's going to be okay.
Right, Trotter?

1069
01:04:52.396 --> 01:04:55.061
You tell the child
what's got to be done.

1070
01:04:55.063 --> 01:04:56.228
Come on, W.

1071
01:04:56.230 --> 01:04:57.362
Gilly...

1072
01:05:03.229 --> 01:05:04.295
You seem to have changed

1073
01:05:04.297 --> 01:05:07.761
your mind about a lot of things.

1074
01:05:07.763 --> 01:05:10.295
Why? Why did you write
that letter?

1075
01:05:10.297 --> 01:05:11.495
You won't understand.
I think I do,

1076
01:05:11.497 --> 01:05:12.562
but why you won't learn

1077
01:05:12.564 --> 01:05:16.161
from your mistakes is beyond me.

1078
01:05:16.163 --> 01:05:17.562
You couldn't have done
a more brilliant job

1079
01:05:17.564 --> 01:05:18.694
of screwing this up
for yourself.

1080
01:05:18.696 --> 01:05:22.228
I mean... jeez, Gilly!

1081
01:05:22.230 --> 01:05:23.627
You could have stayed here.

1082
01:05:23.629 --> 01:05:26.594
You could have stayed here
indefinitely.

1083
01:05:26.596 --> 01:05:28.728
They're both crazy about you.

1084
01:05:30.096 --> 01:05:31.594
I... I can't fix this.

1085
01:05:31.596 --> 01:05:34.761
That... that letter you wrote,
it did some serious damage.

1086
01:05:34.763 --> 01:05:37.495
And not just for you.
It affected all of us.

1087
01:05:37.497 --> 01:05:40.061
Me, Trotter, and even W.E.

1088
01:05:40.063 --> 01:05:42.362
Yes, the agency is considering

1089
01:05:42.364 --> 01:05:45.362
removing William Ernest
from Mrs. Trotter's care.

1090
01:05:45.364 --> 01:05:47.028
Why?
You made some

1091
01:05:47.030 --> 01:05:49.428
serious accusations of abuse
and conditions of this home.

1092
01:05:49.430 --> 01:05:50.528
They can't ignore it

1093
01:05:50.530 --> 01:05:51.995
when a foster mother...
I lied!

1094
01:05:51.997 --> 01:05:53.395
Is a religious fanatic...
Not true.

1095
01:05:53.397 --> 01:05:54.728
Strangers coming
and going at night,

1096
01:05:54.730 --> 01:05:57.728
forced to live in a closet...
All of it, okay!

1097
01:05:57.730 --> 01:05:59.694
I lied about all of it!

1098
01:05:59.696 --> 01:06:02.028
None of it's true!

1099
01:06:02.030 --> 01:06:03.561
Why would anybody believe me?

1100
01:06:03.563 --> 01:06:05.761
I'm nobody.
I'm bad, I know it.

1101
01:06:05.763 --> 01:06:08.095
But please don't hurt Trotter. You
are not bad, but this is my job.

1102
01:06:08.097 --> 01:06:09.694
My hands are tied.
Please don't hurt W.E.!

1103
01:06:09.696 --> 01:06:11.362
My boss got a copy
of this letter,

1104
01:06:11.364 --> 01:06:13.328
and there are consequences.

1105
01:06:13.330 --> 01:06:15.362
Do whatever you want with me.

1106
01:06:15.364 --> 01:06:17.261
I'll do whatever you want.

1107
01:06:17.263 --> 01:06:21.061
But please,
please don't hurt my family.

1108
01:06:24.628 --> 01:06:26.395
All right.

1109
01:06:28.429 --> 01:06:30.661
All right,
I'll see what I can do.

1110
01:06:35.695 --> 01:06:39.128
Your grandmother is coming
to my office tomorrow.

1111
01:06:39.130 --> 01:06:41.095
I'll be by around 9:00
to pick you up.

1112
01:06:41.097 --> 01:06:43.095
Tomorrow?
Yes.

1113
01:06:43.097 --> 01:06:44.995
Believe me,
it's better this way.

1114
01:06:44.997 --> 01:06:46.561
Waiting around is no good
in these situations.

1115
01:06:46.563 --> 01:06:47.627
But I got school.

1116
01:06:47.629 --> 01:06:50.295
They will forward your records.

1117
01:06:54.562 --> 01:06:57.395
I understand from miss Harris
you've done quite well.

1118
01:07:01.628 --> 01:07:04.395
I have to admit,
last month when you ran away,

1119
01:07:04.397 --> 01:07:08.228
I thought,
"here we go again."

1120
01:07:11.096 --> 01:07:13.161
But I was wrong.

1121
01:07:15.396 --> 01:07:18.061
You've done well here.

1122
01:07:58.062 --> 01:07:59.661
If y'all don't start
eating this supper,

1123
01:07:59.663 --> 01:08:01.261
I'm going to jump up and down
on this table

1124
01:08:01.263 --> 01:08:03.561
squawking like
a 200-pound lovesick chicken.

1125
01:08:03.563 --> 01:08:05.395
Really?

1126
01:08:17.662 --> 01:08:19.494
That's a little better.

1127
01:08:19.496 --> 01:08:22.728
This is supposed to be a party,
not some kind of funeral.

1128
01:08:22.730 --> 01:08:25.261
Come on, now.
We got to get rid of this food.

1129
01:08:25.263 --> 01:08:28.527
Gilly's folks are from
Loudoun county, Mr. Randolph.

1130
01:08:28.529 --> 01:08:30.728
Loudoun county, miss Gilly?

1131
01:08:30.730 --> 01:08:33.694
Oh, that's a lovely country.

1132
01:08:33.696 --> 01:08:36.461
We come and see
your country, Gilly?

1133
01:08:36.463 --> 01:08:39.228
When folks leave,
William Ernest, honey,

1134
01:08:39.230 --> 01:08:41.261
you got to give them a chance
to settle in.

1135
01:08:41.263 --> 01:08:44.261
Sometimes it's best
not to go visiting right away.

1136
01:08:44.263 --> 01:08:45.694
Never?

1137
01:08:47.129 --> 01:08:50.728
Miss Gilly,

1138
01:08:50.730 --> 01:08:54.195
I wasn't quite sure
when to give this to you.

1139
01:08:55.229 --> 01:08:57.362
But I...

1140
01:08:57.364 --> 01:08:59.328
I want you to have it.

1141
01:09:05.096 --> 01:09:07.361
We all signed our names
in it for you.

1142
01:09:35.262 --> 01:09:38.295
Gilly, honey, can I come in?

1143
01:09:53.229 --> 01:09:57.028
I know I'm not supposed
to let on how I feel.

1144
01:09:58.229 --> 01:10:00.228
I got no blood claim on you.

1145
01:10:02.229 --> 01:10:04.028
And it's killing me
to let you go.

1146
01:10:04.030 --> 01:10:08.161
I'm not going to go.
They can't make me.

1147
01:10:08.163 --> 01:10:10.661
No, baby, you got to go.

1148
01:10:10.663 --> 01:10:13.361
And lord forgive me
for making it harder on you.

1149
01:10:18.162 --> 01:10:19.661
I'll come back.

1150
01:10:19.663 --> 01:10:24.095
I'll come back and see you
all the time.

1151
01:10:25.363 --> 01:10:27.561
No, baby,
that's not how it works.

1152
01:10:30.362 --> 01:10:33.494
It's like I was trying
to tell you at supper.

1153
01:10:33.496 --> 01:10:35.095
Once you get on that old tugboat

1154
01:10:35.097 --> 01:10:36.995
and it takes you
out to the ocean liner,

1155
01:10:36.997 --> 01:10:40.161
you got to get
all the way onboard.

1156
01:10:40.163 --> 01:10:43.095
You can't straddle both decks.

1157
01:10:43.097 --> 01:10:44.728
I could.

1158
01:10:47.562 --> 01:10:51.028
You are going to make me proud.

1159
01:10:51.030 --> 01:10:52.294
I know you will.

1160
01:11:07.295 --> 01:11:09.527
Would you like for me
to turn on the radio?

1161
01:11:09.529 --> 01:11:13.728
I don't mind,
as long as it's not too loud.

1162
01:11:17.228 --> 01:11:20.694
Mr. Ellis seems like
a nice person.

1163
01:11:22.729 --> 01:11:26.394
He thinks I may have gotten
the wrong impression

1164
01:11:26.396 --> 01:11:30.227
of the foster home
he put you in.

1165
01:11:30.229 --> 01:11:32.294
They were all sick last week.

1166
01:11:32.296 --> 01:11:34.095
Oh.

1167
01:11:34.097 --> 01:11:36.327
He tried to tell me that you
really like living there,

1168
01:11:36.329 --> 01:11:39.327
despite everything.

1169
01:11:39.329 --> 01:11:41.195
From your letter, i...

1170
01:11:41.197 --> 01:11:42.494
I lie a lot.

1171
01:11:50.595 --> 01:11:53.194
I'd hoped you'd be happy
to come with me.

1172
01:12:20.595 --> 01:12:23.128
And in here
is your mother's room.

1173
01:12:24.595 --> 01:12:28.061
You can rearrange it
however you want.

1174
01:12:28.063 --> 01:12:30.561
I also thought maybe
you would like a computer,

1175
01:12:30.563 --> 01:12:33.327
so you can stay in touch
with your friends.

1176
01:13:03.495 --> 01:13:04.527
What's this room?

1177
01:13:05.762 --> 01:13:08.061
This was Chadwell's room.

1178
01:13:09.562 --> 01:13:12.627
Your mother's brother.

1179
01:13:12.629 --> 01:13:13.661
He was your uncle.

1180
01:13:15.495 --> 01:13:18.127
We lost him in a war.

1181
01:13:18.129 --> 01:13:20.028
Can I have this room?

1182
01:13:22.128 --> 01:13:24.061
Sure, if you like.

1183
01:13:49.128 --> 01:13:51.294
Would you care for some salad?

1184
01:13:51.296 --> 01:13:52.461
No.

1185
01:14:02.362 --> 01:14:05.394
I hope you don't mind the music.

1186
01:14:05.396 --> 01:14:07.160
When you're by yourself,

1187
01:14:07.162 --> 01:14:10.461
sometimes the last thing you
want to listen to is silence.

1188
01:14:25.195 --> 01:14:28.361
Do you like your new computer?

1189
01:14:28.363 --> 01:14:30.661
I'm not very familiar with them,

1190
01:14:30.663 --> 01:14:32.694
but the man at the store
said that he thought

1191
01:14:32.696 --> 01:14:34.661
that was the right one for you.

1192
01:14:34.663 --> 01:14:36.661
I haven't turned it on.

1193
01:14:36.663 --> 01:14:41.294
Ah, well, there's time for that.

1194
01:14:46.095 --> 01:14:50.627
Monday you're supposed
to start school,

1195
01:14:50.629 --> 01:14:52.761
but perhaps you'd like
to stay here another day

1196
01:14:52.763 --> 01:14:56.227
and get used
to your new surroundings.

1197
01:14:56.229 --> 01:14:59.661
Might as well get it over with.

1198
01:14:59.663 --> 01:15:02.627
Can I be excused?
I'm not very hungry.

1199
01:15:02.629 --> 01:15:04.060
Yes.

1200
01:15:26.562 --> 01:15:29.694
Miss Hopkins,
it's been some time

1201
01:15:29.696 --> 01:15:31.661
since we've seen you
around here.

1202
01:15:31.663 --> 01:15:36.327
Yes, I just want to make sure
that my granddaughter

1203
01:15:36.329 --> 01:15:39.427
has a proper introduction
to her new school.

1204
01:15:39.429 --> 01:15:42.728
Your granddaughter?
Yes, Margaret.

1205
01:15:42.730 --> 01:15:46.027
This is my granddaughter
Galadriel Hopkins.

1206
01:15:48.228 --> 01:15:50.227
Hopkins?
Yes.

1207
01:15:50.229 --> 01:15:51.994
She's Courtney's child.

1208
01:15:53.695 --> 01:15:55.361
Hi.

1209
01:15:55.363 --> 01:15:58.327
I didn't even know
Courtney was married.

1210
01:15:58.329 --> 01:15:59.728
She wasn't.

1211
01:16:02.128 --> 01:16:03.494
I see.

1212
01:16:03.496 --> 01:16:06.160
Hopkins.

1213
01:16:06.162 --> 01:16:10.494
Now, how do you spell
her Christian name?

1214
01:16:13.662 --> 01:16:14.661
G.

1215
01:16:16.295 --> 01:16:17.627
A.

1216
01:16:18.762 --> 01:16:20.327
L.

1217
01:16:22.462 --> 01:16:24.194
A.

1218
01:16:26.228 --> 01:16:27.494
D.

1219
01:16:27.496 --> 01:16:30.494
Am I going too fast,
for you dear?

1220
01:16:30.496 --> 01:16:34.160
No. Not at all.

1221
01:16:35.562 --> 01:16:38.194
R, I, e, l.

1222
01:16:38.196 --> 01:16:41.627
Her school records
will be sent to you directly.

1223
01:16:41.629 --> 01:16:44.661
You will see
that she is extremely bright.

1224
01:16:46.562 --> 01:16:52.027
Well, we are looking forward
to having a new Hopkins

1225
01:16:52.029 --> 01:16:56.227
join our ranks, I'm sure.

1226
01:16:56.229 --> 01:16:58.361
So am I.

1227
01:17:27.128 --> 01:17:30.327
Gilly, you've got a package.

1228
01:17:58.228 --> 01:18:00.160
"Dear William Ernest,

1229
01:18:00.162 --> 01:18:03.327
"I told you
I wouldn't forget you.

1230
01:18:03.329 --> 01:18:04.694
<i>"I'm good here at the farm,</i>

1231
01:18:04.696 --> 01:18:06.227
<i>"but miss you all.</i>

1232
01:18:06.229 --> 01:18:08.094
<i>"They train horses to race here.</i>

1233
01:18:08.096 --> 01:18:10.561
<i>"My favorite one is called
clouds of glory.</i>

1234
01:18:10.563 --> 01:18:12.227
<i>"Can you believe that?</i>

1235
01:18:12.229 --> 01:18:14.194
<i>"I know she'll win
a lot of races.</i>

1236
01:18:14.196 --> 01:18:16.461
<i>"They're not our horses.</i>

1237
01:18:16.463 --> 01:18:18.694
<i>"Nonnie rents out
the barn and the land.</i>

1238
01:18:18.696 --> 01:18:22.594
<i>"But there's a horse,
a real pretty one, and fast,</i>

1239
01:18:22.596 --> 01:18:24.594
<i>"that I call clouds of glory.</i>

1240
01:18:24.596 --> 01:18:26.694
<i>I don't actually know
her real name."</i>

1241
01:18:26.696 --> 01:18:29.094
<i>"Dear miss Harris,</i>

1242
01:18:29.096 --> 01:18:31.627
<i>"thank you for the letter and
the Tolkien books you sent me.</i>

1243
01:18:31.629 --> 01:18:35.094
<i>"They're very exciting.
I now know who Galadriel was.</i>

1244
01:18:35.096 --> 01:18:37.494
<i>"If anyone told me
that I'd miss a teacher,</i>

1245
01:18:37.496 --> 01:18:39.027
<i>"I'd never believe it.</i>

1246
01:18:39.029 --> 01:18:40.594
<i>"School here stinks.</i>

1247
01:18:40.596 --> 01:18:43.094
<i>"None of the teachers here
are as smart as you.</i>

1248
01:18:43.096 --> 01:18:45.527
<i>"Your former student,
Gilly Hopkins.</i>

1249
01:18:45.529 --> 01:18:47.461
<i>P.S., you can call me
Galadriel."</i>

1250
01:18:50.128 --> 01:18:51.761
<i>What up, player?</i>

1251
01:18:51.763 --> 01:18:53.594
<i>Hey!
Shut up.</i>

1252
01:18:53.596 --> 01:18:56.327
<i>Anyway, you know Clark Gibbons,</i>

1253
01:18:56.329 --> 01:18:58.027
<i>the kid who smells like
banana fart?</i>

1254
01:18:58.029 --> 01:18:59.461
<i>Well, he's dating...
If you can call it that...</i>

1255
01:18:59.463 --> 01:19:00.627
<i>Melanie smart.</i>

1256
01:19:00.629 --> 01:19:02.461
<i>And...
Let me, Taj.</i>

1257
01:19:02.463 --> 01:19:04.294
<i>You know it's raj.
Whatever.</i>

1258
01:19:04.296 --> 01:19:05.994
<i>Don't "whatever" my name.</i>

1259
01:19:13.629 --> 01:19:15.227
<i>"Dear Gilly.</i>

1260
01:19:15.229 --> 01:19:17.194
<i>"Guess who got in a fight.</i>

1261
01:19:17.196 --> 01:19:19.160
<i>Our quiet little pumpkin,
W.E."</i>

1262
01:19:19.162 --> 01:19:21.494
Battle scar!

1263
01:19:21.496 --> 01:19:23.094
<i>"He got a little busted up,</i>

1264
01:19:23.096 --> 01:19:25.227
<i>"but he's going to be all right.</i>

1265
01:19:25.229 --> 01:19:26.728
<i>"Thank you for writing, darling.</i>

1266
01:19:26.730 --> 01:19:28.260
<i>"Bless you out there.</i>

1267
01:19:28.262 --> 01:19:30.361
<i>I hope you get
everything you want."</i>

1268
01:19:39.996 --> 01:19:41.727
All right.

1269
01:19:41.729 --> 01:19:44.361
Mm-hmm.

1270
01:19:44.363 --> 01:19:45.362
No, i... I...

1271
01:19:47.195 --> 01:19:48.760
Yes.

1272
01:19:48.762 --> 01:19:52.027
Yes, I will, I will.
Tomorrow.

1273
01:19:52.029 --> 01:19:53.327
Mm-hmm.

1274
01:19:53.329 --> 01:19:55.494
Yeah, all right.

1275
01:19:55.496 --> 01:19:58.727
It's going to be mean
so much to...

1276
01:19:58.729 --> 01:20:00.627
All right.

1277
01:20:00.629 --> 01:20:02.227
What?

1278
01:20:02.229 --> 01:20:04.194
Yes, yes, I...

1279
01:20:04.196 --> 01:20:06.627
All right.

1280
01:20:06.629 --> 01:20:08.361
Good.

1281
01:21:30.395 --> 01:21:32.160
Hello, Courtney.

1282
01:21:33.295 --> 01:21:35.494
Hello.

1283
01:21:35.496 --> 01:21:37.494
This is Galadriel.

1284
01:21:39.128 --> 01:21:40.594
Hi.

1285
01:21:40.596 --> 01:21:42.194
Hi, there.

1286
01:21:52.128 --> 01:21:54.361
She's almost as tall as I am.

1287
01:21:54.363 --> 01:21:56.127
She's a lovely girl.

1288
01:21:56.129 --> 01:21:58.194
Well, of course she is.

1289
01:21:58.196 --> 01:22:00.194
She's mine, isn't she?

1290
01:22:02.428 --> 01:22:04.227
Well, let's get your luggage.

1291
01:22:04.229 --> 01:22:06.227
I got it. This is it.

1292
01:22:06.229 --> 01:22:09.060
I... I don't understand.

1293
01:22:09.062 --> 01:22:10.994
Well, I'm only coming
for two days.

1294
01:22:12.995 --> 01:22:14.127
Two days?

1295
01:22:15.462 --> 01:22:17.427
But you said...

1296
01:22:17.429 --> 01:22:20.361
I told you on the phone
that I would come for Christmas

1297
01:22:20.363 --> 01:22:22.561
and see for myself
how the kid was doing.

1298
01:22:22.562 --> 01:22:25.294
Yes, but when I sent you
the money, you said...

1299
01:22:25.296 --> 01:22:26.494
I know what I said.

1300
01:22:26.496 --> 01:22:28.461
Oh, wait.
It has been 13 years.

1301
01:22:28.463 --> 01:22:30.160
You still think that you can
tell me what to do.

1302
01:22:30.162 --> 01:22:32.760
I'm not.
I'm sorry.

1303
01:22:32.762 --> 01:22:34.760
Please, let's not have
a scene here.

1304
01:22:34.762 --> 01:22:36.227
Fine.

1305
01:22:36.229 --> 01:22:38.127
Can we get out of here?

1306
01:22:38.129 --> 01:22:39.994
I have to go to the bathroom.

1307
01:22:50.362 --> 01:22:52.593
What? You started it.

1308
01:22:54.627 --> 01:22:56.560
You're tired from the trip.

1309
01:22:56.562 --> 01:22:58.693
I'm not drunk or high,
if that's what you're saying.

1310
01:22:58.695 --> 01:23:01.693
It's not what I'm saying.

1311
01:23:01.695 --> 01:23:05.626
Please just don't search
for reasons to fight me.

1312
01:23:05.628 --> 01:23:07.727
Then don't shame me
in front of my own kid.

1313
01:23:07.729 --> 01:23:09.994
You did enough of that with me
when I was here.

1314
01:23:09.996 --> 01:23:12.094
I don't need any more of it.

1315
01:23:13.362 --> 01:23:15.327
So, you just came for the money.

1316
01:23:15.329 --> 01:23:18.194
Wow, you are such a...

1317
01:23:18.196 --> 01:23:19.693
Fool?

1318
01:23:19.695 --> 01:23:21.626
Yeah.

1319
01:23:21.628 --> 01:23:23.727
Gilly and I, we thought we were

1320
01:23:23.729 --> 01:23:26.361
coming to get her mother.

1321
01:23:26.363 --> 01:23:27.760
My daughter.

1322
01:23:27.762 --> 01:23:29.394
Were we wrong?

1323
01:23:31.028 --> 01:23:33.526
I'm here, aren't I?

1324
01:23:33.528 --> 01:23:35.526
Are you really here?

1325
01:23:37.661 --> 01:23:39.194
Who are you?

1326
01:23:42.028 --> 01:23:43.693
What am I going to say to her?

1327
01:24:25.627 --> 01:24:27.194
Hello?

1328
01:25:38.761 --> 01:25:40.426
I want to come back.

1329
01:25:40.428 --> 01:25:42.227
Oh, honey.

1330
01:25:42.229 --> 01:25:44.493
I want to come home.

1331
01:25:44.495 --> 01:25:46.493
Oh, my poor baby.

1332
01:25:46.495 --> 01:25:50.360
She only came
because Nonnie paid her to.

1333
01:25:50.362 --> 01:25:52.094
She doesn't even want me,

1334
01:25:52.096 --> 01:25:55.360
and she doesn't even want
to stay.

1335
01:25:55.362 --> 01:25:58.194
It's all wrong.

1336
01:25:58.196 --> 01:26:01.094
Nothing turned out
the way it was supposed to be.

1337
01:26:01.096 --> 01:26:03.227
Supposed to be.

1338
01:26:03.229 --> 01:26:05.360
Oh, life ain't supposed
to be nothing

1339
01:26:05.362 --> 01:26:07.227
except maybe tough.

1340
01:26:07.229 --> 01:26:10.160
But I thought
that when my mother came...

1341
01:26:10.162 --> 01:26:13.626
Listen, all that stuff
about happy endings,

1342
01:26:13.628 --> 01:26:15.526
it's just lies.

1343
01:26:15.528 --> 01:26:19.127
Sometimes things will come easy.

1344
01:26:19.129 --> 01:26:22.094
And you'll say, "finally,
I got a happy ending."

1345
01:26:22.096 --> 01:26:24.360
That's the way things
is supposed to be.

1346
01:26:24.362 --> 01:26:29.094
Like life, he owed you
good things.

1347
01:26:29.096 --> 01:26:31.760
And there is a lot
of good things, baby.

1348
01:26:31.762 --> 01:26:34.060
Like you,

1349
01:26:34.062 --> 01:26:36.727
coming to spend time
with us this fall.

1350
01:26:36.729 --> 01:26:39.760
Oh, that was mighty good
for me and William Ernest.

1351
01:26:39.762 --> 01:26:41.626
But you're just fooling yourself

1352
01:26:41.628 --> 01:26:44.460
if you expect good things
to come regular.

1353
01:26:46.327 --> 01:26:51.227
Well, if life's so bad,
how come you are so happy?

1354
01:26:51.229 --> 01:26:55.426
Did I say bad?
I said tough.

1355
01:26:55.428 --> 01:26:57.194
There ain't nothing
can make you happy

1356
01:26:57.196 --> 01:26:59.760
like doing good on a tough job.

1357
01:26:59.762 --> 01:27:02.094
Trotter, stop preaching to me.

1358
01:27:02.096 --> 01:27:04.626
I want to come home.

1359
01:27:04.628 --> 01:27:07.760
You have been home, baby.

1360
01:27:07.762 --> 01:27:09.560
Your grandma is your home.

1361
01:27:09.562 --> 01:27:12.293
No, but I want to be
with you and William Ernest

1362
01:27:12.295 --> 01:27:15.027
and Mr. Randolph.

1363
01:27:15.029 --> 01:27:17.727
And leave her all alone?

1364
01:27:17.729 --> 01:27:18.994
Could you do that?

1365
01:27:20.662 --> 01:27:22.493
But I don't want to lose you.

1366
01:27:22.495 --> 01:27:27.626
You're not losing a family.
You're getting another one.

1367
01:27:27.628 --> 01:27:30.460
Me and William Ernest
and Mr. Randolph,

1368
01:27:30.462 --> 01:27:32.560
we're not going anyplace.

1369
01:27:32.562 --> 01:27:35.660
But your grandma is your blood.

1370
01:27:35.662 --> 01:27:38.727
You need to take time
and get to know her.

1371
01:27:42.728 --> 01:27:44.693
You're a part of me.

1372
01:27:44.695 --> 01:27:47.426
And me a part of you now.

1373
01:27:47.428 --> 01:27:51.360
Nobody can ever take that
away from us.

1374
01:27:51.362 --> 01:27:52.526
Ever.

1375
01:28:04.061 --> 01:28:05.994
She called from her car.

1376
01:28:05.996 --> 01:28:08.293
She's lost, child.

1377
01:28:08.295 --> 01:28:10.693
If you could have heard
her voice.

1378
01:28:10.695 --> 01:28:12.426
She needs you.

1379
01:28:12.428 --> 01:28:14.526
Trotter, stop trying to make

1380
01:28:14.528 --> 01:28:16.460
a stinking Christian out of me.

1381
01:28:18.129 --> 01:28:20.194
I wouldn't try to make nothing
out of you.

1382
01:28:20.196 --> 01:28:22.493
Me and William Ernest
and Mr. Randolph,

1383
01:28:22.495 --> 01:28:25.526
we kind of like you
the way you are.

1384
01:28:35.061 --> 01:28:38.727
Now, I was thinking
about Thanksgiving.

1385
01:28:38.729 --> 01:28:40.094
Remember?

1386
01:28:40.096 --> 01:28:43.060
I owe you a Turkey dinner.

1387
01:28:43.062 --> 01:28:45.027
And so,

1388
01:28:45.029 --> 01:28:47.626
how about maybe...

1389
01:28:47.628 --> 01:28:49.360
Maybe Easter.

1390
01:28:49.362 --> 01:28:52.193
You come on back for a visit.

1391
01:28:52.195 --> 01:28:53.727
I'll bake you
a big old juicy ham,

1392
01:28:53.729 --> 01:28:57.326
and we'll bite the heads off
chocolate Easter bunnies.

1393
01:28:57.328 --> 01:29:00.226
And we'll put rabbit ears
on Mr. Randolph.

1394
01:29:01.495 --> 01:29:03.326
Oh, I think me
and William Ernest

1395
01:29:03.328 --> 01:29:07.193
would just love that.

1396
01:29:07.195 --> 01:29:08.660
Trotter...

1397
01:29:11.461 --> 01:29:13.060
I love you.

1398
01:29:15.028 --> 01:29:16.526
I know, baby.

1399
01:29:16.528 --> 01:29:18.760
And I love you too.

1400
01:29:57.527 --> 01:29:59.593
I'm ready to go home now.

1401
01:30:11.094 --> 01:30:12.326
Thank you.

1402
01:30:21.094 --> 01:30:25.193
Our girl's going to be
just fine, Maime.