The Safety of Objects
[ENGINE RUNNING]
[ENGINE RUNNING]
[ENGINE STOPS]
[DOOR OPENS]
[KEYS JANGLING]
[DOOR SLAMS]
[KEYS JANGLING]
[FOOTSTEPS]
[FOOTSTEPS]
[DOOR SQUEAKING]
Julie, whispering:
Hey, Audrey.
[DOOR CLOSES]
[DOG PANTING]
Who's a good girl?
[FOOTSTEPS]
[FOOTSTEPS]
Esther, whispering: ...the
moments of the most terrible,
essential and tormenting
questions of the soul.
To remain only with the
free decision of the heart.
Hey.
How'd it go?
FINE, MOM.
Uh, your father
is asleep.
Uh, your father
is asleep.
OK. I'M GONNA CLOSE
THIS DOOR.
Julie?
Could you please bring
your brother's guitar
back in here?
FINE.
FINE.
[SCRAPING]
[SCRAPING]
I'M CRYING ??
I'M FLYING ??
?? I'M CRYING ??
?? CRYING ??
?? CRYING ??
[APPLAUSE]
[APPLAUSE]
WHOO!
[CHEERING]
THANK YOU EVERYBODY.
WE'RE AHAB'S FISH.
Annette:
IT'S A TRAIN, AND IT'SHEADING FOR THE TUNNEL. OPEN UP.
CH-CH-CH-CH! WHOO WHOO!
CH-CH-CH-CH!
HE'S COMING FAST.
OPEN UP. [CHUGGING]
HA.
PLEASE.
PLEASE.
MMM.
MMM.
[WHISPERING] Do that again.
YOU KNOW, SAM.
YOU COULDN'T AFFORD IT.
THAT'S RIGHT. I COULDN' AFFORD IT. I'M A CRAPPY MOM.
FEEL BETTER?
NO.
HMM?
COME ON, RAYANNE.
GET YOUR BACKPACK.
COME ON.
[CLATTER]
[CLATTER]
RAYANNE.
RAYANNE.
SORRY, MOM.
SORRY, MOM.
GOOD KID.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
THAT'S ATTRACTIVE.
GUYS REALLY LIKE THA ON A GIRL.
WELL, WHAT AM
PRETEND LIKE I DON' KNOW HOW TO FIX IT?
MM-MMM.
LATER.
LATER.
LATER.
DON'T YOU HAVE
ANY OTHER FRIENDS?
[TOASTER PINGS]
[LAUGHING]
HOPE THAT'S TOAST I HEAR.
WHEAT!
YOU KNOW I HEARD
ON TV LAST NIGH THAT A FEMALE UNDER
NOW, ISN'T THAT SOMETHING
MMM.
THAT SHE'S NOT GONNA
WHY NOT?
IT'S STUPID.
HORSEBACK RIDING. WHAT?
SWIMMING.
ALL OF THESE THINGS APPARENTLY
TO BE INDEPENDENT,
SO I SUPPORT THAT.
WHAT DO I ALWAYS
TELL YOU?
LOVE ME.
AND?
RESPECT ME.
RIGHT.
"I LOVE ME."
HA HA.
OK, MRS. CHRISTIANSON.
[OPENS DRAWER]
OH, I KNEW IT.
ADDICTIVE CALORIES.
REMEMBER WHAT I SAID.
REMEMBER WHAT I SAID.
[DISHES CLATTER]
[DISHES CLATTER]
[SIGHS]
CAN I HAVE:
THE BUTTER, PLEASE?
Howard:
SURE.THANK YOU.
MM-HMM.
YOU DON'T WANT THOSE?
MMM.
I'LL EAT THEM.
I GOTTA GO:
DOWNTOWN LATER,
THE CLEANING:
TIME TODAY.
ACTUALLY,
'CAUSE THEY MELTED
OHH.
YOU WANT A RIDE:
TO THE STATION?
OH. NO.
OUTSIDE.
LOOK AT IT.
THAT'S
THINKING WEATHER.
WILL YOU MAKE I HOME FOR DINNER?
WILL YOU MAKE I HOME FOR DINNER?
OH, TONIGHT.
I DON'T KNOW.
I GOT THE, UH,
BALNER CASE:
AND THE MESSLER:
THING.
SOME ODDS?
MMM.
ALL RIGHT, THEN.
THE LEATHERY THING
IN THE MICROWAVE.
[KIDS SHOUTING]
UH, HEY, SUSAN?
YEAH?
KIDS ARE UP.
[SHOUTING]
A RIDE.
A RIDE.
EMILY. EMILY, LISTEN.
I'M OLDER.
NO, EMILY!
EMILY, NO!
IT'S NOT FAIR!
EMILY, NO!
IT'S NOT FAIR!
THAT UP. EMILY.
GIVE ME--
GIVE ME--
COME ON, RAYANNE.
COME ON.
SCHOOL, SCHOOL.
YOU KNOW, SAM STARTS
NEXT WEEK, TOO.
COME ON.
ALL RIGHT. I'M JUST GONNA
WAIT RIGHT HERE.
[KIDS PLAYING]
[KIDS PLAYING]
[DROPS TOY]
OK.
HI.
HI.
THANK YOU.
BYE-BYE.
BYE.
BYE-BYE.
BYE.
Jim:
HELLO.HI.
[THINKING]
I'M GOING TO WRITE A CHECK OU TO ONE OF THOSE CHARITIES
LOOK AT 'EM.
I REALLY SHOULD.
I'VE DONE GOOD.
I'VE DONE GOOD.
Emily:
MOM.HA HA.
STOP IT!
YEAH. OW, EMILY.
THAT REALLY HURT.
I'M TELLING YOU, GUYS.
DON'T START.
[BRAKES SLAM]
Doll:
JAKE, HURRY.DO SOMETHING ELSE
I PROMISE IT'LL BE
WORTH YOUR WHILE.
YOU.
NO, YOU.
Esther:
JULIE,I'M LEAVING.
TILL I GET BACK.
AND RUN AWAY.
YES!
YES!
UHH.
UHH.
LOVED.
LOVED.
TRAIN?
TRAIN?
I'M HERE, JIM?
I'M HERE, JIM?
I DON'T--
UH-UH. UH-UH. UH-UH.
NO EXCUSES.
UH-UH. UH-UH. UH-UH.
NO EXCUSES.
YOU...ARE FINCH PEABODY'S
HA HA HA.
WELL, GO ON.
READ IT, JIM.
FINCH, PEABODY,
AND...SINGER?
THAT'S RIGHT, JIM.
IT'S EVERYBODY'S DAY
TO CELEBRATE.
[THINKING]
EFFORT EQUALS REWARD.
AS THE WORK--
PERSEVERANCE BREEDS SUCCESS.
YOU'LL GET AHEAD.
THIS WASN'T SUPPOSED
YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL.
CAN I TOUCH YOU?
YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL.
CAN I TOUCH YOU?
Secretary:
FINCH,PEABODY, SINGER.
GET OFF HER.
HEY.
HEY.
?? I STILL BELIEVE
MRS. GOLD.
HI.
I'M CRYING ??
I'M CRYING ??
[TIRES SQUEALING]
[TIRES SQUEALING]
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
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