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Remember when Paul McCartney
wrote the song "Michelle"...
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and then he only wrote
the first part, Annie said.
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And then he gave
that part to John Lennon...
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and he wrote the part
that said...
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"I love you,
I love you, I love you."
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Annie said
that it wouldn't have been...
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the same song without that...
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and that's why
the whole world cried...
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when the Beatles broke up
on April 10, 1970.
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No further questions.
:21:38
So, your parents put you
in an institution.
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My mother got sick, see...
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so I had to go in
an institution...
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when my mother got sick.
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What about your father?
Where was he?
:21:53
He was gone when I was born.
:21:56
He went away when I was born.
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So the people at the institution
were your parents.
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Were they nice to you?
:22:05
Some, yes. Some, no.
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Did they hit you?
:22:10
Sometimes they did hit me.
Yeah.
:22:13
Like you hit Lucy's friend
at her birthday party?
:22:16
Objection. Mistakes
the facts and evidence.
:22:17
Nobody hit anybody.
:22:19
I'll rephrase that.
Strong-armed.
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So, who do you look up to?
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Who do you want to be like...
:22:27
as a father
when parenting Lucy?
:22:30
The head of the institution?
The principal? The warden?
:22:33
Not Mr. Whitehead. Not him.
:22:37
Then who?
:22:42
Who?
:22:46
Myself.
:22:49
I look up to myself as a father.
:22:54
Mr. Dawson, you have
the capacity of a 7-year-old.
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What makes you think you have
the ability to be a father?