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"What, sir?"
You'd know if you'd been listening.
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What have we just been talking about?
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- Stories, sir?
- What kind of stories?
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- You haven't been listening, have yer?
- Yes. Some of it.
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Some of it?!
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Stand up!
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You're gonna tell us
a story about yourself.
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- I don't know any, sir.
- Well, you stand there till yer do.
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Always somebody, isn't there, eh?
Somebody who wants to be awkward.
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Just won't be interested,
doesn't matter what you do.
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Just like you, Casper.
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Come on.
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I'll give you two minutes
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to think of something, or the whole class
comes back at four o'clock.
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- Come on, don't stand there like a nail.
- He is a nail.
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Come on.
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- I say... tell him.
- Tell him about the hawk, Casper.
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lf anybody else calls out,
it'll be the last call they make!
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- Speed?
- He's got this hawk. He's mad over it.
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He just goes wi' t'hawk all t'time.
He's crackers over it.
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- Better than thee, anyroad.
- All right, Casper.
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Sit down.
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Now, come on, tell us about this hawk.
Where'd you get it from?
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- I found it, sir.
- Where?
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- lnt' woods.
- Where d'you keep it?
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- In a shed.
- What do you feed it on?
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Beef. Mice. Birds.
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lsn't it cruel to keep it in a shed?
Wouldn't it be happier flying free?
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I don't keep it int' shed all the time, sir.
I fly it every day.
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- Doesn't it fly away?
- Course it don't fly away. I've trained it.
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Are you gonna tell us about it?
How do you train a hawk?
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You have to be right careful wi' 'em,
sir, right patient.