Capturing the Friedmans
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do you have any objection
in my relationship with you?

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Do you like it
when she calls you slime?

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She did.
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Did you like it
when she did?

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OK.
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Did you like it when
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The other cases that
I've written about

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those families
have been much stronger.

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First of all,
they've started from

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a monolithic feeling
of innocence

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which didn't exist
in this family

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because of Arnold's pedophilia.
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And they just buckled down
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and everybody gets behind
the defendant

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the accused family member.
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People quit their jobs.
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And, you know
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people were all sitting around
the kitchen table

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for the next 3 years with
staplers and Xerox machines

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and they're working on
the defense.

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And then when the defendant
is convicted

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they're working on the appeal
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and all family conflict
is submerged.

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Why don't you try once
to be supportive of me?

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Well, I'll tell you why.
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Because we all started at
the beginning of this thing

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and I
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Well let's start
from right now.

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OK, let's start
from right now.

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All right, let's start
from right now.

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We'll all start brand new.
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We have a decision making
process on the table.

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Great.
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All the past mistakes,
they were mistakes.

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We're not gonna hold them
against anyone.

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Great, great.
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Now we're starting afresh.
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Stop. Lower your voice,
and talk nicely to your sons.

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Alright, now we're gonna do it,
starting now.

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Seth, why don't you call me?
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Do I bawl you out?
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Seth is
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...against me
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and she can't hold it
against me.

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Well, now it's time
to call it

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'cause Mommy's sad
and stuff.


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