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He's married again
and got a couple of kids.
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- But how do you know he's happy?
- He's crazy about her.
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I know, but...
just suppose he suddenly realised
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his second marriage was a tragic mistake.
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His eyes are opened at last
and he knows now that your mother
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is the only woman
he's ever loved in his whole life.
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I don't think there's much chance of that.
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So there's nothing to do but to tell her
the truth. The second wife, I mean.
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He's simply got to go back to the only
woman he's ever loved in his whole life.
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Goodbye, second wife.
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- You think that's possible?
- He's got no choice.
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He can't live a lie, can he?
He's got to go back to his one true love.
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Maybe... during Christmas.
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- Christmas Eve, maybe.
- About six o'clock.
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You and your mother are all alone
trimming the tree when the doorbell rings.
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- I'd be the one to answer it.
- You'd be wondering who it could be.
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You weren't expecting anyone.
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You'd open the door and he'd be standing
there, simply loaded with presents.
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Before you could say anything,
he'd say "Sh",
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because he wants
to surprise your mother.
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But first he'd give you a big hug
just as tight as he could.
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Then Mom would come to see who it was.
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She'd been wondering why
she didn't hear anybody say anything.
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For a long time they'd just stand there and
stare at each other, not saying anything.
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They wouldn't have to.
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And then he'd take her in his arms
and rain kisses on her upturned face.
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And they'd just love each other to death
right there in the front door.
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Do you really think...
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- Who'd like some clam chowder?
- Clam chowder!
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Wash your hands first.
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Then two small bladders
came out of their mouths.
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- If you'd been at rehearsals...
- Just as she was beginning to hum.
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Henry, you've got to remember
you're not Van Cliburn.