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:04:01
When is he ever in? Both of my daughters
made the wisest choices.

:04:06
Tom, Mother and I will take Elizabeth
to live with us.

:04:10
And Carolyn and her husband
will take the boys.

:04:14
It will be wonderful for the boys.
:04:16
I'll move the guesthouse
and put in a swimming-pool.

:04:19
They have been helping plan it.
:04:23
- Is that OK with you?
- Sure. Is a real blast here.

:04:27
We've got a tennis court, horses,
the river, everything.

:04:30
I'll be living right down the road.
I can come over any time.

:04:35
- How about you?
- I don't care where I live.

:04:39
Well, it happens that I care. I don't want
my kids parcelled out like cabbages.

:04:43
They don't parcel out cabbages,
they are sold in carload lots.

:04:46
Since when are you interested
in your children?

:04:49
How long were you and Alice separated?
Three years? Four?

:04:53
When did you see your children?
Occasionally on a weekend?

:04:56
You know my job with the government...
:04:58
Your job is more important
than your children?

:05:01
You may sign the custody agreement
in my office in the morning.

:05:05
Elizabeth, is getting late.
All your things are in the car.

:05:09
We'd better go home now.
:05:12
OK, Gramps.
See you in the morning.

:05:14
I'll come over lots of times.
It will be all right.

:05:19
- Bye bye, sweetie.
- See you tomorrow, Aunt Carolyn.

:05:23
Goodbye.
:05:24
No, he is your father.
Why don't you give him a kiss?

:05:28
- Sure.
- No, wait.

:05:30
Get your things from that Black Maria
and put them in the jeep.

:05:34
And you two, get your clothes,
:05:36
you are coming to Washington with me.
:05:38
We'll stay with Aunt Carolyn.
She's got horses and everything.

:05:41
- Can he do that?
- You bet I can.

:05:44
You won't miss them.
I'll send a carload of cabbages.

:05:48
Remember, you're still under
my jurisdiction, the three of you.

:05:51
Get your things together.
I'll wait for you outside. Carolyn, I...


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