Tuesdays with Morrie
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No. Not from him.
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He remarried
about a year later.

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[Speaking Russian]
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[Morrie] 'Course I resented her
at first. I pushed her away.

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[Yiddish]
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But she was
a wonderful woman.

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And from her, after I stopped being
such a little smart-ass...

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- ** [Singing In Yiddish]
- I finally began to get
the love that I'd been missing.

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** [Singing Continues]
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[Mitch] What about your father?
Did things get better?

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[Morrie]
He did something...

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God, I found
very, very hard to forgive.

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He said I had a new mother...
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and that I should forget.
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He wouldn't even let me talk
about my mother.

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It was like she'd never existed.
[Sobbing]

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- Need help here.
- I think we should stop.

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No. I want you to hear this.
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My father was afraid of love.
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He couldn't give it, and
he couldn't receive it either.

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- Maybe that's worse.
- Morrie, we should stop.

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Not letting
ourselves be loved...

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because we're too afraid of giving
ourselves to someone we might lose.

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[Gasping]
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[Gasping Continues]
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- Um... Connie! Connie!
- [Hissing]

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Ahh. Connie! Connie!
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[Bell Ringing]
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You're okay. Okay.
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- [Groaning]
- That's it. Okay, breathe.

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Good. Good.
Okay. You're okay.

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[Morrie Sighing]
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[Pager Beeping]

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