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You know, we're not so different
as you might think.
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Yeah, I was abandoned repeatedly
as a child.
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My mama would drag me along
to some new town...
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so she could take up
with another man she'd met.
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Night after night,
she'd lock me in the hotel room alone.
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Mama would turn the latch and tell the staff
not to let me out no matter what.
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And I was terrified.
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And I'd scream my head off...
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until finally I'd collapse...
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on the carpet next to the door
and I'd fall asleep.
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Then after years of this...
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she just left me...
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with relatives in Alabama.
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Who raised you up?
:49:10
My aunts.
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And that's where I met Nelle.
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And she lived next door.
:49:26
Your mother was Indian?
:49:28
Cherokee.
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So drinking was not a good thing for her.
:49:35
No tolerance for it.
:49:48
We're on suicide watch.
:49:52
That's why they leave the lights on at night.
:49:54
I hope we're past that now.
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I do.