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Her life was good and happy.
When she was two. Her mother died.
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Her father was a doctor. He needed
someone to look after things.
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He asked the mother's stepsister
to live with them.
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But the girl's aunt was mean
and treated her badly.
:52:20
- Trunchbull?
- Yes.
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- Then the girl's father died.
- How did her father die?
:52:29
- The police said he killed himself.
- Why would he do that?
:52:33
No one knows.
:52:39
The end is happier.
She found a small cottage.
:52:43
She rented it for $50 a month and
planted hundreds of wild flowers.
:52:51
- And she moved out of the house.
- Good for her.
:52:56
- Do you know why I told you this?
- No.
:53:01
Your family doesn't appreciate you.
One day, things will be different.
:53:13
- Should we have tea and cookies?
- Yes, please.
:53:22
- It's the cottage from your story.
- Yes.
:53:26
The young woman is you!
:53:30
- Then... No!
- Yes.
:53:36
Aunt Trunchbull.
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When I left Aunt Trunchbull's home.
I left all my treasures behind.
:53:47
- Treasures?
- Photos of my mother and father.
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And a beautiful doll my mother
gave me. Lissy Doll, I called her.
:53:58
- Milk?
- Yes, please.