Dear John Page #4

then the silver dollars

would be that big. Yeah.

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That's amazing.

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Can you imagine

No.

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walking around with that

in your pocket?

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SAVANNAH:
That's really funny.

MR. TYREE:
That's humorous.

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Now, these--

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Pop, we can't do

this right now. l gotta--

We can't be here all night.

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l have-- l have some

to show you.

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This is fascinating.

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MR. TYREE:

These are all matched in color.

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[i/i]

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l had fun tonight.

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l like your dad.

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You shouldn't be

too hard on him.

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He loves you.

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l can tell

even if you can't.

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Whoa, whoa, wait a minute.

Wait, Savannah. l mean...

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So l guess l'll see

you soon, then?

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l'll see you soon, then.

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Where you

been all day?

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l've been busy.

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You're on

spring break.

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You're supposed

to be lounging on

the beach all day.

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You're not supposed

to be busy doing things.

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l want to show you

something.

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SAVANNAH:

The family that lived here,

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their home was severely

damaged by the hurricane.

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JOHN:

What, so now you're rebuilding it?

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SAVANNAH:

Yup. Well, not just me.

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You're starting to

make me a little nervous.

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Why am l starting

to make you nervous?

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Because l'm starting to

think you might be too

good of a person for me.

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Oh. No, l'm not

that good of a person.

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You're sneaking off every

day to do manual labor

on a house for charity.

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On your spring break.

Yeah, you're right.

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lt's selfish, really,

me being this generous.

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But no, seriously.

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You don't drink, you don't smoke.

Nope. Nope.

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You probably don't sleep around.

Absolutely not.

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Mm.

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Okay, look, you

gotta have a fault.

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l do.

Okay, care to enlighten me?

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l curse.

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No.

l do.

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No, you don't.

Yes, l do.

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l haven't heard you.

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Well, that's because

it's in my mind.

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There's a never-ending

stream of curse words

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that l'm thinking at all times.

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Okay, fine, just say one then.

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No, l can't tell you

because it's filthy.

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Right.

Yeah.

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Okay, all right. Fair enough.

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No, l have faults, John.

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Trust me, l have plenty

of them. You'll see.

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l hope so.

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SAVANNAH:

We have to be finished with

this entire house in three weeks.

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Hope that

actually happens.

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Um, these are gonna

be the bedrooms,

the parents' room,

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the boys' rooms,

two boys, 7 and 9.

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Uh, living room

and the bathroom.

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And then this

is the kitchen.

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[THUNDER RUMBLlNG]

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This is the best room because

the mom's a really good cook.

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We're gonna make

it really beautiful

with white tile floors

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and tiles on

the countertops,

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and there's gonna be a roof.

Ah!

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[LAUGHS]

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Here, John, come here.

A roof would definitely be good.

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lt's gonna be like this,

but it's gonna be everywhere.

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lt's the only cover

we have.

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Nice, we're gonna

be here for a while.

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Where'd you get

your scar?

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Hm?

That one?

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Oh. Um...

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A knife fight.

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lt was five years ago,

we were really drunk

and the guy went for my eye.

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That's terrible.

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Why? He missed.

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[CHUCKLES]

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The way people

act around you,

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the way they treated you

at that restaurant...

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lt's like they're scared of you.

They're not scared of me.

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They might be scared

of who l used to be.

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And who is that?

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Somebody different?

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So when did you change?

When you went into the Army?

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Yeah. Yeah,

l mean, partly yeah.

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And the other part?

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l don't know,

l'm still working on that.

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So you used to be tough.

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And maybe you

still are a little bit.

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Mm-hm.

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You don't scare me, John.

No?

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Mm-mm.

Mm-mm?

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Well, you scare me.

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