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Sorry about ruining dinner.

452
Ah, please. I?m just glad you?re okay.

453
So, you shot yourself?

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Pretty lame, huh?

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I was cleaning my automatic and

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I was too embarrassed to tell you.

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Well, I could see why you would be.

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I know it sounds crazy.
I just couldn?t let myself ruin your Valentine's Day.

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But I heard what you said at the restaurant

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about not wanting kids.
- We don?t have to talk about that now.

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Oh, Susan, I just want to be with you
above everything else.

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If that means not being a dad...

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I may be stupid enough to shoot myself,

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but I?m not stupid enough to walk away from you.

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You know that, right?

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Yeah.

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I?m gonna go outside and let you rest for a while.

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Thanks.

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For being so understanding.

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Mr. Delfino,
I?m Officer Russell, this is Officer Walters.

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We'd like to ask you a few questions.

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What do you want?

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The boys have something they?d like to say to you.

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I have some tea heating on the stove.
Perhaps you'd better come inside, boys.

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What about you, Lynette?
D'you have anything to say?

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No. I?ll just wait out here.

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Suit yourself.

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You boys want some peanut brittle?

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Go ahead.

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Don?t get any crumbs on my floor. Move over.

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Okay. Go ahead, make with the apology.

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We?re sorry.

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That?s it, huh?

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Didn?t you know that stealing is wrong?

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How old are you anyway?

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We?re 6.

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And how old are you?
- 5.

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Well, your mother just pops 'em out, doesn?t she?

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How old are you?

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How old do you think?

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150.

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Hurry up and eat your peanut brittle.

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Who's that?

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That?s my little boy.

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Where does he live?

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He died when he was 12.

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How come?

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He got sick.

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He was a little terror like you three.

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You would?ve liked him.