Six Degrees Of Separation Page #11

"We called it making it better for our

children, protecting them. From what?"

841

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"The truth is what we were

protecting those little people from."

842

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What did you do next?

843

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- Went to Harvard.

- To enlist our children.

844

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Why do you keep insisting

it's someone we know?

845

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It's no one from our high school!

846

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It's someone you went to high school

with, since you go to different colleges.

847

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- Doug, I appreciate your coming here.

- Dad, spare me.

848

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He knows the details of our lives.

849

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Who, in your high school, has become

homosexual or is deep into drugs?

850

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- About 15 people.

- I don't want to know.

851

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I find it really insulting that

you assume it has to be a guy.

852

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He could have been

with a girl in high school.

853

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That's your problem. You're so limited.

854

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- That's why I'm going to climb mountains.

- You're not.

855

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We have not invested all this money

in you to scale the face of K2.

856

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Is that all I am? An investment?!

857

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No. Track down everyone

in your class - male, female, whatever.

858

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Not just homosexuals, drug addicts.

He could be a dealer.

859

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Why do you look at me when you say

that? You think I'm an addict? A pusher?

860

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I resent the accusations.

861

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No one is accusing you of anything.

Now, sit down!

862

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I don't wanna know!

863

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Nobody is accusing anyone of anything.

864

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I'm asking you to do a detective search.

Find out from your high-school class

865

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if anyone has met a black kid

pretending to be a movie star's son.

866

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He promised you parts in iCats?/i

867

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It wasn't just that, it was fun!

868

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You went to iCats./i You said it was an

all-time low in a lifetime of theatregoing.

869

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- Film is a different medium.

- You said "Aeschylus didn't invent theatre

870

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to have it end up a bunch of chorus kids

wondering who will go to kitty heaven."

871

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- I don't remember saying that.

- That was iStarlight Express./i

872

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Maybe he'll make a movie of that

and you can all be on roller skates.

873

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- This is so humiliating!

- So pathetic!

874

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- So racist.

- It's not racist!

875

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Douglas!

876

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- If I remember correctly, you loved iCats./i

- I hated it!

877

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Here is a copy of your yearbook. Get the

phone numbers of everyone in your class.

878

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How can I contact anyone from

high school? I've outgrown them.

879

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How can you outgrow them?

You graduated last year.

880

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Charge the calls to my phone.

881

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- Never!

- This is the KGB!

882

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You're always on the phone. Now I ask

you to make calls, you become reticent?

883

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This is the entire McCarthy period.

884

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- I just wanna get one thing straight.

- Finally we hear from the peanut gallery.

885

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You gave him my pink shirt? You gave

a complete stranger my pink shirt?!

886

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That shirt was

a Christmas present from you!

887

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I treasured that shirt! I loved that shirt!

888

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My collar has grown from weightlifting.

You saw my arms had grown,

889

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you saw my neck had grown, and you

bought me that shirt for my new body!

890

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I loved that shirt! My first shirt for my

new body, and you gave that shirt away?!

891

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I can't believe you!

I hate this life, and I hate you!

892

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- You never do anything for me!

- You block me.

893

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I'm a pathetic extension

of your eighth-rate personality.

894

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Social Darwinism

pushed beyond all limits!

895

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- You gave him my pink shirt!

- You want me to be all you weren't!

896

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You said "drugs" and looked at me?!

897

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Oh, God. I know the feeling.

898

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When the children turn.

899

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- At least we inspired them to take action.

- They hunted through the yearbook.

900

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- Oh, my God!

- Did you kiss him?

901

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- N... Well, yeah.

- Oh, come on, Tess!

902

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- What about that guy? Nah!

- No. No.

903

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- No. No, no, no.

- Wait a minute. Trent Conway.

904

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i(boys)/i Trent Conway.

905

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- Look at those beady eyes.

- Trent Conway. He's at MIT.

906

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So I went to MIT.

907

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iHe was there in his computer room./i

908

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iAnd I just pressed him/i

iand pressed him and pressed him./i

909

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Yes. I knew Paul.

910

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I had this strapped to me.

911

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iWhat happened between you?/i

912

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It was...

913

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It was...

914

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iIt was... a rainy night in Boston./i

915

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iHe was in a doorway./i

916

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iI met him./i

917

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iAnd I took him back to my place./i

918

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What's this?

919

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- My address book.

- Damn!

920

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All these names and addresses.

Tell me about these people.

921

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This is where I wanted you to be.

Right here.

922

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- Tell me about these people, man.

- I just wanna look at you.

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