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You know how I used to look at you.
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I can't help but think she knew that.
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She's probably just really embarrassed.
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You're right.
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And she really is being pretty brave
about this whole thing.
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Actually, I think
you should just follow her example.
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You're as brave as she is.
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Like Kimberly Joyce
and Randa Azzouni before you...
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you have outlined a disturbing pattern...
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of repeated sexual assault and harassment...
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on the part of the defendant, your teacher,
Mr. Anderson.
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Now I have to ask you,
why did you take so long to come forward?
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We were scared.
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We were ashamed.
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And what finally made you
break your silence?
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When he decided to do it
in front of everybody.
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"Decided to do it in front of everybody."
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Could you repeat for us the incident
that drove you over the edge?
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It was at Drama Club,
after school on a Friday.
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Lee Strasberg, of the famed Actors Studio...
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used to stress the importance
of being able to perform...
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private moments on stage.
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Now, acting is about opening yourself up.
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It is about freeing yourself from shame,
reticence, inhibition.
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It's about laying yourself bare.
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So, Brittany, I want you to show me...