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& nbsp; 152
Oh, okay. 153
So in our version, the wolf is aggressive
because he has a thorn in his paw, 154
and the woodsman will take out the thorn
and send Mr. Wolf on his way. 155
I'm sorry. Aren't we doing "Little Red Riding Hood"? 156
Yes. 157
So then you are aware that the wolf is a bad guy. 158
He eats Little Red's grandma. 159
If you let him go, he's just going
to chow down on other defenseless old ladies. 160
I-I'm sorry. And you are... 161
I'm Lynette Scavo. 162
My twins just joined.
They're playing oak trees. 163
Oh, of course. Lynette. 164
Uh, let's see. You are signed up to take
tickets the night of the show. Is that right? 165
Yeah. 166
Well, with all due respect, 167
let's leave the creative suggestions to the
mothers who've assumed the heavy lifting, shall we? 168
Sure. 169
Whatever. 170
I must say, I'm jealous of how
much time you two spend together. 171
My mother-in-law would never want
to hang out with me all day. 172
She sounds nice. 173
Hey. 174
Oh, hey there, you two. 175
Hi, John. 176
Hi, Mrs. Solis. 177
I wasn't aware you two were friends. 178
Yeah. We go to the same school. 179
Of course you do. 180
Mom, if you need anything,
we'll be upstairs in my room studying. 181
Have fun. 182
Doesn't it make you nervous -- 183
a boy alone upstairs with Danielle? 184
Oh, no, I don't worry about John. 185
Both he and Danielle are in the Abstinence Club. 186
Coffee's a little hot. 187
Susan was infuriated by Paul's evasive answers. 188
She was convinced he was deliberately hiding Zach 189
and hiding the truth. 190
She hoped that finding one would lead to the other. 191
To succeed, 192
Susan would have to be evasive herself. 193
Susan. 194
Well, long time no see. 195
Mrs. Greenberg. 196
Do you remember those two eggs
I let you borrow last Christmas? 197
I need those back. 198
Well, gosh, honey, I'm fresh out,
but if you want, I could run to the store. 199
Oh, forget about it. It's not that important. 200
But since I'm here, do you still have
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