:35:00
- And that would make you who?
- Suzie Cooper.
:35:03
- Good job.
- Right on, honey.
:35:06
Sean Cooper.
:35:08
Beautiful.
Has a nice ring to it.
:35:12
Okay? So we're the Coopers?
The Cooper family?
:35:15
And Dad's name is William.
:35:19
We're gonna call him Bill.
:35:21
Can I still call him Daddy?
:35:26
And I'll be called Joan.
:35:38
You're kidding, right?
:35:40
No, I like that name.
:35:42
Joan, like Joan of Arc.
I used to love her when I was a kid.
:35:45
Yeah, because she was nuts.
She heard voices.
:35:48
- Talking in her brain.
- Maybe. No.
:35:52
It's good to hear you laugh again.
:35:56
Yeah, no. Everything's great.
:35:59
She gets to start off from scratch
with Suzie Cooper.
:36:02
But what about me?
:36:06
Steve said that he's gonna transfer
your grades under your new name.
:36:09
Just my grades.
:36:12
None of my extracurricular activities
are gonna be counted, right?
:36:15
Like editor of the school newspaper.
:36:16
Like student government.
Like debate club.
:36:20
- Look.
- Sean.
:36:22
Sean, come on.
I know this is tough.
:36:25
But you're gonna do well
at your new school. You will.
:36:27
You always have.
You'll do it again.
:36:30
They don't even have anything close...
:36:32
to the level of the Latin school
in Seattle.
:36:35
Seattle.
:36:38
Seattle is retarded.
:36:42
One third of my high school graduates
get scholarships to Harvard.
:36:46
One third.
:36:48
Now I'm gonna graduate from some crap
public Seattle high school.
:36:52
And none of my teachers can write
college recommendations for me.
:36:55
Not for Sean Cooper.
:36:57
Who is Sean Cooper?
Sean Cooper is nobody.