Fathers and Daughters Page #4

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2015
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No you can not.

I bicycles on? the h? r page.

No, I bicycles on? the h? r page.

- I can cycle faster? N you.

- D? t? vlar us.

Okay.

- Up p? bridge!

- Up p? bridge.

Come on!

- I f? Rs? Ker ... Dad, v? Wait!

- Come on, sweetheart.

And the p? bridge.

I did it!

Good. Gl? M not that we m? Ste

bike around the roundabout.

Full v? Gen round. Another lap.

Absolutely incredible that I have a daughter

who has ketchup on? a hot dog.

- Do not you like ketchup?

- P? burgers, p? french.

- But p? hot dogs? L's possible.

- I? S my own person.

- Yes. Yes, it is you.

- Has it? Ran!

- Thanks. - Are you? Nska you n? T?

- Yes.

- Okay!

- Has it? Ran, Katie!

- Has it? Robberies.

- I adore you.

Wow. Check P? the d? r for the teeth.

I sl? S what about that other dinosaurs

did not want to m? take them n? r it was k? k.

Do you miss your mom?

Me too.

You...

You were the big gl? Dj

and the great light of the mother's life.

Just like you? R the big gl? Dj

and the big light in my life.

- I miss her really.

- Of course you g? R.

But you know what?

Your mother? R? Everywhere d? R you? R.

She? S right here now and watch? Over us.

She looks down, she smiles wide

and she? S? proud? ver you.

S? proud? ver you. F? R she servicing

- The wise, tenderly? Nksamma

and beautiful little girl like you? r.

Old woman.

Should you d ??

Not p? very, very l? nge.

Whenever I? Is an old, old man.

- How old?

- Yes, you, probably around ... thousand.

Perhaps a million

if I stop? take hot dogs.

Dad?

I'll be an incredibly old man.

You f? R own house and you

and lots of children and dog and cat

- And all the running around

and squirts ketchup on? all.

Do you promise?

- I promise.

- Lillfingersv? R you?

I lillfingersv? R.

- Jake Davis?

- Yes.

You? R been served.

I was shocked n? R Bob, please? Ttade.

An aunt and uncle never

kr? vt to f? its systerdotter-

- N? R her father not only live,

but also? ? r a k? nd f? writer.

Jon Wilton? R

country B? ste v? rdnadsadvokat.

I? S glad he assists us.

Sometimes it '

more about s? conditioned k? nslor-

-? n one? nskan that f? v? rdnaden.

F? Rst m? You must talk to William

and the attempts ka f? him to back off.

If he v? Grar?

D? beg? r we to pieces? mningen rejected

f? r be wholly unfounded.

- If that does not g? R?

- We crush them in r? Tten.

- Jake. - Whiskies, clean.

- It will be, sir.

I b? Rjar.

I want you to know

there? s a vendetta against you.

We accuse you not f? R what

h? nde Patricia and we h? MNase inte-

- F? R you h? Ll Katie fr? N for us

that we have taken care of her in a? r.

We t? Nker only

p? Katie v? Lbefinnande.

If you receive? Can she

s? she wants to stay with me.

She? S? Eight.

It is not accepted by r? Tten.

It? S? Nd? important.

You? R a f? Rnuftig husband, William.

And you? R father.

I know that deep down you know

that what you g? r? s wrong.

I admit I was angry

Whenever I came f? r to h? mta Katie-

- And you talked about

to adopt her IFR? n me.

And p? feast

maybe I? verreagerade.

You maybe? Verreagerade?

I? S terribly sorry

f? r what h? nde p? Elizabeth's party.

You provoked me, but it

r? ttf? rdigar not my agerande-

-and I had ... v? lkomnat-

- If you and Elizabeth became

more involved in Katie's life.

I l? Mnade not in pieces? Mningen

f? r to f? n? t the f? rhandla with.

- You called? Nd my lawyer Jon Wilton.

- A good and not cheap lawyer.

He said you? R chansl? Said.

And they never separates a daughter

fr? n her only biological f? r? age.

You f? Rlorar, s? Why? r?

You sat on? the psyche of a? r and the

cured you do not fr? n your psychosis.

36 m people make s? G you attack me

in my home p? an f? delsedagsfest-

f? r I did not like your book.

You told the police you had gr? Lat

h? ftigt and you k? rde f? r continued

- Whenever your wife died.

You? Persuaded not f? R v? Rdsl? Shetland

But p? the judge will see it.

Your latest book flopped

and it s? r doubt rebuilding

-huruvida you can even the attempts RJA Katie.

And I have a k? Nsla of

your money is b? rjar end.

The f? R I know soon enough

n? r I beg? s out your bokf? ring.

I have more money? N God.

If we f? Rlorar's? ? works we cook.

F? Rlorar we? Appeal

s? ? works we cook it.

How do you think

you can handle an I? ngvarig process?

You? Is an accomplished attorney, William.

I f? Rs? Ker to be a good uncle.

No, you f? Rs? Ker to do? R

separating a little girl

-As already s? rjer the d? da maternity

- Fr? N her father that she adore

and adore her.

That? S what you f? Rs? Ker g? Ra.

I hope that there is an s? Rskild

place in Hell f? r people who g? r s ?.

- The d? R h? Nde not. If's possible.

- Iodine?.

We'll need booze.

Want another one?

- Yes thank you.

- Okay. I will be back.

- Hello. How? S that?

- Good.

- You? S beautiful.

- Thanks.

- You do not remember me, huh?

- Yes.

What's My Name?

John. We tr? Ffades p? Walker's Pub.

Type f? R one? S late.

Do you remember? We drank a little.

If you remain with views? Over the park?

- Yes.

- We stand there.

I m? Ste actually asking? Eight n? T.

N? N is d? R and you m? Ste ...

- You had v? L funny?

- Can you g ?? He is coming soon.

You? Is a girl who likes eng? Ngsligg.

- Whenever you there?

- Can you g? Now?

- Whatever. I can pay f? R it.

- I'll hj? LPA you. Thanks.

- You? Is a slut. Take right here, b*tch.

- What hours? Connects?

She likes eng? Ngsligg.

And in kv? Ll? Is it your kv? Ll.

S? Enjoy. F? R I did.

Who? Is he?

I f***ed you on? your k? ksgolv.

You could almost get ih? G my name.

- Do you have 100?

- G? h? rifr? n.

- R? R me.

- G? h? rifr? n! Stick!

You thought you got "chipset"

but you got a whore.

Stop that d? R.

I adore not chip,

without you, Katie.

Okay? You.

Yes you...

There are s? Tt I found p? -

f? r to manage my livssituation-

- I do not know? R beneficial.

I know they do not? S good f? R me.

But it has heart? LPT me

to fill the void.

And I called? Ms ...

- Come right here, come right here.

- It? S not ...

Come right here.

All of the d? R is behind you now.

Right?

Yes.

These cupcakes? R l's possible good.

I m? S bad, but it? S the v? Rda.

It? S the absolute v? Rda.

My mother fills? R this week.

Dad will celebrate her with a dinner

p? l? rdag kv? ll in Greenwich.

Do you ... do you f? LJA with?

- Really?

- Yes. But only if you want.

It will be fun.

- Okay.

-? Is it true?

- Wow. We would have g? Tt earlier.

- Urs? Kta.

Come on! We miss t? Get.

What? Is it?

What? Is it? What?

I? S not ripe.

It? S just my f? R? Ages

and n few of their V? nd.

Most of them will no awful,

but only the rich and tr?-speaking.

My f? R? Ages will? To love you.

They devour you hook, line and h? R. Come on!

- I can not!

- Katie?

- Katie!

- F? Rl? T!

Hey, Katie!

Genuine! Katie!

- Where are you going?

- Brooklyn, thanks.

What the hell? Are you? H? R you.

F? Rl? T.

I do not know what h? Nde.

- And you? S PhD in psychology ...!

- What do you mean by that?

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Ronald M. Cohen

Ronald M. Cohen (December 23, 1939, Chicago, Illinois – April 21, 1998, Los Angeles, California) was a US American screen writer and film producer. His screenwriting career started in the 1960s and he studied Film at New York University. His screenwriting career encompassed Blue (1968 film), the 1977 film Twilight's Last Gleaming and the 1984 TV series Call to Glory. In 1977 he wrote a script for the movie adaption of Lothar-Günther Buchheims novel Das Boot, but it was rejected by Buchheim. For his screenwriting for the Series American Dream he was nominated for an Emmy in 1981. His last finished work was the screenwriting for the successful 1997 TV film Last Stand at Saber River starring Tom Selleck. He was in a relationship with actress Julie Adams. more…

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