Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

To what? To understand? Look. My struggle for freedom is mine.
So why can't we just let them keep thinking that.
I looked you up in the phone book.
You should really teach full time.
This one has a title. It's called A Fable.
But my daughter, he got her thinking, you know?
So, could you, just, at least, read it, so we could get credit for it?
What you never told anyone. What you never even told yourself.
I heard you left your family. Abandoned them.
You had plans. Maybe you can call one of the other moms and--
- Where are you suppose to be? - Computer.
Fine. Whatever.
Angela. Angela Chase. She's a sophomore.
You wrote it? And you don't want people to know that you wrote it?
I'll call Neal and cancel our pool game.
Then you have an unfair advantage.
That oak tree poem.
- What? - Nothing.
I want to see Mr. Racine after the final bell.
No, I meant in the next forty-seven minutes.
- This substitute is cool. - He's not a substitute.
- the right thing to do. - What a waste of a Saturday.
These are children. We are adults. This is not censorship.
This one will make me fly.
why should we be afraid of them?
So.
if you never learned to compromise at all, then--
- Yes. - Yes, I sensed that.
I know what you're going to say. That they're synonyms meaning not genuine.
No. I can't wait for people to find out. I'm looking forward to it.
- I don't know. - Yes, you do.