:06:02
And didn't you graduate
magna cum laude...
:06:04
from the
Huillard School of Music?
:06:06
Summa cum laude.
:06:08
Excuse me.
:06:11
Ms. Cassell, in all the time
you've known them...
:06:13
have you ever questioned
Sam's ability as a father?
:06:18
-Never.
-Never?
:06:21
Look at Lucy. She's strong.
:06:24
She displays true empathy
for people...
:06:27
all kinds of people.
:06:29
I know that you all think...
:06:31
she's as smart as she is
despite him...
:06:34
but it's because of him.
:06:37
So, what you're saying is...
:06:38
you don't worry
about Lucy's future.
:06:41
No. I do.
:06:45
I...
:06:48
I worry all the time.
:06:54
If they take Lucy
away from her father...
:06:58
they will take away
an enormous piece of her...
:07:02
and I worry that she will spend
the rest of her life...
:07:08
trying to fill that hole.
:07:13
Thank you, Ms. Cassell.
:07:16
No further questions.
:07:19
Thank you for coming here
today, Annie.
:07:22
You're welcome, Sam.
:07:27
Can Sam add?
:07:28
Yes.
:07:31
What about multiplication?
:07:33
He's learning.
:07:35
What does that mean?
He can't multiply two times two?
:07:38
I don't know about you,
Mr. Turner...
:07:42
but my memories of my parents...
:07:44
have nothing to do with
the times table...
:07:47
or with state capitals.
:07:50
A truck ran into
the state capital building...
:07:53
and it went on fire
on television.
:07:56
I saw that on the news with
the reporter with the toupee...
:07:58
and Mr. Turner lost his toupee.