Postcards from the Edge
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:54:00
l suppose it never occurred to you that
you scared me by staying out so late.

:54:05
l was about to call
all the emergency rooms.

:54:09
l'm sorry, Mama.
:54:12
l didn't call because l thought
you might be asleep.

:54:15
l came home because l didn't want
to worry you.

:54:18
You did worry me.
:54:21
Look at me. l'm a wreck.
:54:23
l'm sorry.
:54:26
What if you'd been out taking drugs
or something?

:54:30
l'm supposed to be taking care of you.
:54:33
You're my responsibility.
You're my daughter.

:54:38
What was l supposed to think
when you didn't come home?

:54:46
You mind if l have a drink?
:54:48
Do you mind if l drop acid?
:54:53
Dear, l drink socially.
:54:55
l took acid socially.
:54:58
l hardly think my drinking can be
compared with your drug-taking.

:55:03
Even if it could be...
:55:04
...your involvement with drugs
has vindicated me.

:55:11
l hardly think you're in a position
to judge me.

:55:15
l hope you weren't
sleeping with someone.

:55:17
-l wasn't sleeping with--
-lf you were, l hope you used condoms.

:55:21
l didn't raise you to act this way.
:55:23
l hope it's your morals in question,
not your judgment.

:55:28
l'm middle-aged.
:55:31
l'm middle-aged.
:55:33
How many 1 20-year-old
women do you know?

:55:39
You just got out of a drug clinic.
You don't know what's best for you.

:55:45
Oh, and l suppose you do?
:55:48
Suzanne, how did we become
so estranged?

:55:52
l've tried to be a good mother to you.
:55:55
Only to be met by this fresh
and superior attitude of yours.


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