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He should've been in a full-time
professional care situation,

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He didn't belong in the nuthouse,
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- He might have been better off,
- He needed to be here in his own house,

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near everything
that made him happy,

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Maybe,
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Or maybe some real professional care
would have done him more good

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than rattling around in this mausoleum
with you looking after him,

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What about his remission? Three years
ago, he was healthy for almost a year,

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- Then he went downhill again,
- He might have been worse in a hospital,

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He might have been better,
Did he ever do any work again?

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- No,
- No, And you might have been better,

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Better... than what?
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You had so much talent,
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You think I'm like Dad,
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I think you have some of his talent
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and some of his tendency
toward instability,

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Claire,
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In addition to the cute apartments
that you've scouted for me in New York,

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have you by any chance devoted
some of your considerable energies

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towards scouting out another type of living
facility for your bughouse little sister?

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No, Absolutely not,
That is not what this is about,

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Don't lie to me, Claire,
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- The resources that I've investigated...
- My God,

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If you wanted, All I'm saying is, the doctors
and the people in New York are the best,

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- Jesus!
- You wouldn't have to live...

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- I hate you!
- Don't yell,

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I hate you!
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What are you doing here?
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How long have you known about this?
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A while,
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Why didn't you tell me about it?
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I wasn't sure if I wanted to,
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Thank you,
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You're welcome,
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- What's going on?
- Catherine, thank you,

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- I thought you might like to see it,
- What is it?

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- It's incredible,
- What is it?

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Oh, it's a result, a proof,
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It looks like a proof, It is a proof,
A very long proof,


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