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Don't you remember?
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- No.
- Go back.
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- Go back. Remember.
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- I can remember.
- Remember
when you were very young.
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I am in agreement
with my colleagues.
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Although they
believe that Dominique...
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is the one
who is truly disturbed,
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I think that they will find
that Danielle, who is so sweet,
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so responsive, so normal,
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as opposed to her sister,
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can only be so
because of her sister.
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- Danielle...
- And the time
we had the picnic.
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- That's right, the picnic.
- And people have come to see us.
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- To see you, yes.
- I remember.
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- What else do you remember?
- She is not just one.
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- They were all my friends.
- They were... They were your friends.
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- Oh, Dominique, it's okay.
- They brought...
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- Thank you, Charlie.
- Their picnic lunches...
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- and their cameras.
- Yes.
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And they brought
their little children.
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- Ah, yes. I remember that.
- They gave you treats.
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- Little cakes, candies...
- Yes, an apple... You gave me an apple.
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Apples, yes.
And then they asked...
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- if they can take your picture.
- Yes.
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- Dominique didn't like
the children very much.
- Is that right, Dominique?
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- No, she said that
they were laughing at us.
- Do you remember?
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- No, I can't remember.
- Go back. Try.
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- What did they call you?
- I-I can't remember that.
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- Try to remember what they called you.
- Go away, please!
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- You can remember.
"You" can "remember. Look at me."
- I can't remember. No!
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- Look at me!
- Go away! I can't remember that.
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"- You" can "remember."
What did they call you?
- No. I don't know!
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- Remember!
- They said, "freak."
"Look at the freak."
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- ... the freak, the freak...
- Sweetie, smile.
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-
... the freak, the freak...
- Smile.
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Make them go away
from me, please.
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Don't you remember what you learned
last spring that you could never have?