Losing Isaiah
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Come on.
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Pay the nice man.
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Get off me.
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One, two, three.
Crazy. Beautiful. Maybe.

:11:13
Come on...
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Oh, look what we got here.
:11:24
Now, see what you
made me do?

:11:26
You have to use every dish in
the house, Charick Lewin-sky?

:11:30
Ja, I do, but I'll clean up.
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I know you will.
:11:35
Is she home?
:11:36
Yeah, she's in her room,
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on the phone, door closed,
:11:39
waiting for you to tell her
she has a French quiz

:11:41
and a history paper
due tomorrow.

:11:43
You have a French quiz
:11:44
and a history paper
due tomorrow.

:11:46
Just a minute.
:11:48
I'm on the phone.
:11:49
That's easy to fix.
Get off it.

:11:51
Will you please get
out of my room

:11:52
so I can study?
:11:54
Oh, I think you might
want to phrase that

:11:56
a little differently, honey.
:11:57
Can I call you back?
My mother's being a jerk.

:12:01
Mom, sit down,
make yourself comfortable.

:12:03
Thank you.
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This is gone if you don't
do well on the exam tomorrow.

:12:10
...and hairline fractures
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of the clavicle and cranium.
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Burns and old scarring.
:12:15
Maggie, what are you,
:12:16
a social worker
or a war correspondent?

:12:18
War correspondent.
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Recommend foster care to avoid
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further trauma to this child.
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The old scar tissue
indicates...

:12:25
Uh, would you say
"multiple lacerations

:12:26
to the upper torso"
one more time, please?

:12:28
No.
:12:30
Patient continues
to have trauma...

:12:32
"Hairline fracture."
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- No. No.
- Hmm?

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"Burns and old scarring"?
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No.
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We continue to explore...
:12:43
Charlie... would you
scratch my back?

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No.
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Next case, B-14-20.
Child shows signs

:12:53
of forced responsiveness
to his environment...


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