:09:01
Now, that's quality. That's a father.
:09:03
Could you imagine your father?
We'd still be in Manhattan.
:09:07
I told him you've already
had things published.
:09:11
Don't you think you should be getting
the car back? It's getting kind of late.
:09:16
Yeah.
:09:20
Don't forget to eat.
:09:31
- Bye, sweetheart.
- Bye, Mom.
:09:37
Ever since I was a little kid, my mom
and I always hung out together.
:09:45
I didn't fit in with most kids in school.
:09:48
They thought I was strange,
so they made me feel like a stranger.
:09:54
And my mother took advantage of it
from an early age.
:09:58
Throwing me into plays,
spelling bees, studying...
:10:01
...writing, museums, concerts
and even more writing.
:10:06
She convinced me this would
lead to the Holy Grail.
:10:09
Harvard. A place where I would
finally be surrounded by people...
:10:12
...I had something in common with.
:10:14
I'm not gonna ask for much.
:10:16
They don't have
to be a Springsteen fan.
:10:24
Nice meeting you guys.
:10:25
Nice meeting you guys.
:10:28
- Hi.
- Hi.
:10:29
You're Elizabeth, right?
:10:31
Yeah, I thought that I recognized you
from the face book.
:10:35
I read that article that you wrote
about your parents' divorce.
:10:38
- That was brilliant.
- Thank you.
:10:41
- I'm Ruby.
- Hi.
:10:43
- We're gonna be roommates.
- Oh, cool.
:10:47
Seriously, you don't have any idea
what that article meant to me.
:10:50
You telling the grisly truth about
your parents, exposing all their lies.
:10:55
And then meeting with your father,
reconciling with him.