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Hello?
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Harry, we're two mature adult human
beings, and I've decided to be honest.
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No. Doris is not here right
now, but I'd like to talk to you.
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Because I know that you and Doris are
having a pretty rough time right now, and-
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Uh, we're
very close friends.
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I've known Doris for 20 years, and
I feel that through her, I know you.
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We've been meeting this
same weekend for 20 years.
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The retreat?
Uh, yeah.
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I'll, uh
- I'll get to that in a minute, but, um,
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first I'd like to tell
you something, Harry.
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She loves you.
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Well, I just know. Look. Maybe if I told
you a story she told me this morning,
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maybe it would help you
understand.
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Uh, a few months ago, Doris was
supposed to act as den mother...
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for your 10-year-old daughter
and her Indian Guide group.
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And Doris was a little late.
She was hung up at the store,
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and she got home
about two hours late.
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When she walked into the house, she looked
in the living room, and you know what she saw?
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A rather overweight, balding, middle-aged
man with a feather on his head...
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sitting cross-legged on the
floor, very gravely and gently...
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telling a circle of totally
absorbed girls what it was like...
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to be in a World War II
Japanese prison camp.
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And she turned around and went
outside and got in her car...
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and thanked God for being
married to a man like you.
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Are you still there, Harry?