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I think that...
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we're all in
our private traps...

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clamped in them, and none of us
can ever get out.

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We scratch and...
and claw...

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but only at the air,
only at each other.

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And f or all of it,
we never budge an inch.

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Sometimes we deliberately
step into those traps.

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I was born in mine.
I don't mind it any more.

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Oh, but you should.
You should mind it.

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Oh, I do, but I say I don't.
(Chuckles)

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You know, if anyone ever talked
to me the way I heard...

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the way she spoke to you...
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Sometimes when she talks
to me like that...

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I f eel I'd like to go up there and
curse her and, and leave her f orever.

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Or at least defy her.
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But I know I can't.
She's ill.

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She sounded strong.
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No, I mean... ill.
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She had to raise me all by herself,
after my f ather died.

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I was only five and it,
it must've been quite a strain f or her.

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I mean, she didn't have to go to work or
anything. He left her a little money.

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Anyway, a f ew years ago,
Mother met this man.

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And he... he talked her
into building this motel.

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He could have talked her
into anything.

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And when he died too, it was
just too great a shock f or her.

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And the way
he died...

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(Chuckles) I guess it's nothing
to talk about while you're eating.

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Anyway, it was just too great
a loss f or her. She had nothing left.

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Except you.
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Well, a son is a poor substitute
f or a lover.


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