A League of Their Own
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:01:13
You might need that.
:01:15
Where"d you find this?
:01:17
lt was in one of those cartons.
:01:23
Needs oil.
:01:24
Who doesn"t?
:01:27
You ready?
:01:30
-l"m not going.
-Mom!

:01:32
l"ve got two children,
l don"t need a third.

:01:35
Why is it so important that l go?
:01:37
For one thing, it"d be nice if you
just left the room.

:01:40
Besides, these are your old friends.
:01:45
They probably won"t remember me.
:01:47
The ""Queen of Diamonds,"" Dottie Hinson?
:01:50
Margaret, it just isn"t a good idea.
:01:52
Come on, Mom.
You"ll get to see Aunt Kit.

:01:56
-You never see each other.
-We still won"t.

:01:59
She"ll be traveling around
with that husband of hers.

:02:02
Frank. He has a name.
:02:04
He"s always been very nice to you.
:02:07
He makes me nervous.
:02:09
There"s a lot of reasons
why l can"t go.

:02:13
Honey...
:02:14
...l"m not comfortable about this.
l"m not really part of it.

:02:19
lt was never that important.
lt was just something l did.

:02:22
When will you realize how special it
was, how much it all meant?

:02:29
l know how you feel. l really do.
:02:33
But you"re going.
:02:38
Car.
:02:42
-Car, train, bus. l"m tired already.
-Sleep on the plane.

:02:45
Grandma"s out.
ls there a fire?

:02:47
Wisenheimer.
:02:48
Julie"s watching you.
l don"t want any bad reports.

:02:52
-Bye, Grandma.
-Bye.

:02:54
Jeffrey, come here.
:02:59
No matter what your brother does,
he"s littler than you.


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