:03:00
Come on, don't mumble.
You care.
:03:02
You're very good at capitols.
:03:03
Idaho.
:03:06
Come on, pooh bear, Idaho.
:03:08
Stop calling me pooh bear.
:03:09
Butyou are my little pooh bear.
Come on.
:03:11
Come on. Idaho.
:03:13
Boise!
I don't want to play.
:03:15
Ok, now you do one for me.
:03:16
A really hard one.
:03:18
I said I don't want to play.
:03:20
[Whimpering]
:03:22
Oregon.
:03:23
Portland. Too easy.
:03:24
Salem.
:03:25
It's Salem?
:03:27
I don't want to do this anymore.
:03:29
I don't want to be in Utah.
:03:32
2,000 miles between us and Bay City. Ok.
:03:37
I want to be back in Bay City.
:03:39
This is like being kidnapped.
:03:40
You don't understand that, do you?
:03:42
I wish somebody had kidnapped me
:03:43
when I was your age.
:03:44
So do I.
:04:01
Ann: Grandma always said
that my mom was a strange child.
:04:11
Oh, this is absolutely moribund.
:04:15
Gwen Purvis has cancer.
:04:16
That's worse.
:04:18
I didn't give it to her.
:04:20
You didn't give it to her.
:04:22
That's funny, Aunt Adele.
:04:24
You're gonna die
one day, too, Mom,
:04:25
just like the rest ofus.
:04:26
But not in this town.
:04:31
Ann: My mother never
wanted to stay in Bay City.
:04:33
I think she married my stepfatherTed
:04:36
because he was so nice
and so clean.
:04:40
Being an ice skating instructor
made him seem cleaner.
:04:42
She missed my real father,
who was Egyptian,
:04:46
dark, and romantic.
:04:53
One Christmas Eve
I heard my parents arguing.
:04:58
[Car Door Closes]