The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
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:33:00
You don’t have any
brothers or sisters, do you?

:33:03
No.
:33:04
That’s something
I can’t even imagine.

:33:06
- Hey, light the candles, huh?
- Yeah, sure.

:33:11
- Hey, that’s a pretty dress.
- Thanks.

:33:14
My father and I bought it
in Morocco.

:33:16
Hey, they smoke a lot of hash there.
:33:18
They do a lot of things there.
:33:23
Did you ever smoke hash?
:33:25
Hundreds of times.
:33:28
- Yeah? No kidding?
- Yeah.

:33:29
You’re a regular hippie, huh?
:33:32
No, not really.
:33:35
Go ahead, sit down.
Want some wine?

:33:39
- Do you?
- No, I hate it.

:33:42
Me too.
:34:02
You’re a pretty good cook.
:34:04
- Is that so surprising?
- I only meant for being 13 and all.

:34:07
How old do you have to be before
people start treating you like a person?

:34:12
- Hey, Mario.
- Yeah?

:34:13
Thanks about the car and stuff.
:34:16
You know, you may be smart,
but you’re stupid.

:34:20
I mean, if you wanted to get her car
away from the front of the house...

:34:23
...why go to all the hassle
of taking it down to the station?

:34:27
You see, the trick in magic...
:34:29
...is to do the one thing
so simple and so obvious...

:34:32
...that no one ever thinks of it.
:34:35
You see? What’s simpler than putting
the car back where it came from?

:34:39
Did anyone see you
take her car back to her office?

:34:42
Jesus, you think I wanna get busted...
:34:44
...for ripping off old lady Hallet’s
most prized possession?

:34:48
You know, you don’t even trust me
enough to tell me why I did it.

:34:53
You did it to help me.
:34:56
Did you lock her car doors?

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