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retirement village.
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Looks like sort of
an old people's home to me, Gerald.
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Older than God, most of them.
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You know, you've got
your mother's eyes, Gerald?
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Did you know that?
Have I ever told you that?
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She was a wonderful woman.
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I notice it at times like this.
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She got a funny liquid thing
came into her eyes whenever she was...
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confused or sad or anything like that.
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I think I've got the picture now, Gerald.
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Not an unusual thing.
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Year, year and a half after the baby's born...
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mother goes to pieces, depression sets in.
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Nerves, forget the scientific name for it,
severe paranoia sometimes, too.
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I'm sorry to see it happen
in Wilma's case, son...
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but c'est la vie.
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She wants me out of the house,
all right, she wants me out of the house.
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I'll leave until she's feeling better...
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but this isn't quite
the kind of establishment I had in mind.
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Pop, take a look at it like this. Just relax.
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I just thought you'd like
to take a look at this place.
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It's deluxe all the way.
It's got private apartments and everything.
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Take advantage of the research I did for you.
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Poke around while you're here,
and you see if it strikes your fancy.
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All right. Fair enough. Might as well.
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Let's have a look around while we're here.
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If you don't like it, it's okay.
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If you do, why don't we come back
one of these days?
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We have a talk
with the manager, Mr. Weaver...
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and we find out what he's got available.
How about that?