1:02:00
But when I ask you
for some kind of explanation,
1:02:02
it's like...
1:02:03
It's not that big a deal.
1:02:04
Oh, no... wrong.
1:02:05
Being brought home by the cops
1:02:06
is a very big deal, Harriet.
1:02:07
Cop. Cop.
1:02:09
One guy. That's it.
1:02:12
No, that's not it;
we've spoken with Miss Elson.
1:02:14
You remember school?
1:02:15
And she tells us
that you've done
1:02:16
zero schoolwork in days.
1:02:18
All you do is play
with your notebook.
1:02:20
It's not play, it's work.
1:02:22
School is your
work, Harriet.
1:02:24
Yeah, well, she can shut up,
'cause I'm learning tons.
1:02:28
Oh, yes?
1:02:29
Well, not about history, huh?
1:02:30
Not about geography.
1:02:31
Not even English.
1:02:32
I swear, if it's
not in your notebook,
1:02:34
it's as if you don't
want to know about it.
1:02:37
So what?
1:02:41
Harriet...
1:02:48
This... obsession
you've developed
1:02:52
is not entirely
healthy.
1:02:54
Now, we've made
a decision.
1:02:58
And-And we, uh...
1:02:59
We want you to stop
1:03:00
with the notebook.
1:03:05
S-Stop writing?
1:03:08
Not forever,
just as an experiment.
1:03:12
Harriet, the world is filled
with so many things
1:03:14
a person like yourself
could enjoy.
1:03:16
Well, that's right.
1:03:17
And you're going to find that,
sometimes
1:03:20
just experiencing
them can be enough.
1:03:23
That's how I experience things...
with my notebook.
1:03:27
Harriet...
1:03:28
No. Let's see you
experience things
1:03:31
without your unhealthy
obsessions, huh?
1:03:34
Every day you come home,
and pour yourself a big martini.
1:03:37
How come you don't
give that up?
1:03:38
And how many days go by
1:03:40
without you going
to a stupid party?
1:03:42
Or buying some other piece
of crappy jewelry... like, two?
1:03:44
Don't take that tone with us,
young lady.
1:03:46
We're your parents.
We make the rules in this house.
1:03:48
Now, hand over
the notebook.
1:03:49
I threw it away.
1:03:51
You're sitting on it.
1:03:54
I'm not moving.
1:03:58
If you make me move you,