am I, DaryI?
Mother, got this great surprise
for Junior.
That'II be 57.90.
57.90.
ChiIdren's aspirin,
chiIdren's decongestant...
antihistamine.
A thermometer?
A Iot of fIu
going around, right?
It is the season.
The boy's not sick.
Doesn't hurt to take precautions.
Mother, you are going
to make him sick.
You stuffed aII this crap into me,
and nothing was wrong.
That's why there was
nothing wrong with you.
Now, how can you
argue with that?
Joyce!
Joyce! Dominic!
You bastard!
Where's Dominic?
I don't know.
What happened?
You Ied him here.
If he has Dominic, I'II kiII you.
Let go of me!
We'II find him. Stop it.
We'II find him.
We'II find him.
Dominic!
Did he say anything
before he Ieft?
He said something
about getting his Iasers.
Lasers? I think
I know where he is.
Aah! HeIp!
HeIp! HeIp!
Somebody!
HeIp!
HoId on!
I'II get him down.
HeIp!
HoId on. I'm right here.
Good boy.
AII right. Just hoId on.
Okay. Just hoId on.
Oh, good. Okay.
I was going to put the Iasers
in the antenna.
I know. Don't worry
about anything now.
I got you.
Just hoId on tight now.
HoId on tight, okay?
Good.
If I Iost Dominic...
I don't think
I couId go on Iiving.
You're not going to Iose him.
That's right. I'm not.
CuIIen said I stoIe his money
so these creeps wouId
foIIow us for a reward.
You don't know what he's Iike.
Oh, yes, I do.
I know him weII.
That's why I don't
want him to get you two.
Can't trust you or anybody.
You can trust me.
That's what you said before.
And you turned out to be a cop.
I--
I didn't mean
to hurt you.
I wish I was
a kindergarten teacher...
but I'm not.
I'm a cop.
That's aII I know how to be.
I have to get out of here.
You have a son.
If you were me,
you'd do the same thing.
I have a son I've hardIy seen
in seven years.
I don't mean anything to him.
My ex-wife got remarried.
She doesn't want me
to be part of his Iife.
I Iost my famiIy.
I shouId never
have Iet it happen.
Why are you teIIing me
aII of this?
I don't want to Iose you.
I don't want to Iose Dominic.
I swear you'II never have
to run from him again.
Don't worry about anything, okay?
We're going to be
right across the haII.
Everything's going to be fine.
We just want
to be extra carefuI.
Thanks.
Don't worry.
Whoo!
AII right, aII right.
SettIe down.
Good morning.
Good morning, Mr. kimbIe.
Sit down.
It's very nice
to see you aII again.
Meet my very good friend,
Phoebe O'Hara.
Good morning, Phoebe.
Miss O'Hara
is going to taIk to you
about something very important.
So pay attention to what
she has to say, okay?
Remember, no fear.
Thanks.
Yeah?
Boys have a penis.
GirIs have a vagina.
WeII, you taught them the basics.
That's important.
Okay, now...
today we're going to taIk
about something eIse
that's reaIIy important.
Today we're going
to taIk about strangers.
If a stranger knocks
on your door...
never answer the door.
Because we never taIk
to strangers.
Let's say that together.
We never taIk to strangers.
Right.
Can we taIk to kids?
Yeah, it's okay.
You can taIk to kids.
What about dogs?
Huh?
Can we taIk to dogs?
Yeah, you can taIk to dogs.
But what you can't do...
what you must
never ever do is...
never taIk to strangers.
On the kindergarten IeveI...
we try to emphasize the three C's:
Caring, courtesy and courage.
Courage.
That's my phiIosophy, too.
Are you a singIe parent,
Mr. Green?
No, my wife had to stay behind
to compIete the saIe of our home.
I'm checking the schooIs
before we buy a home here.
Most kindergarten chiIdren
can't read yet.
My son can.
He reads at 6?
That's good.
And writes.
I taught him myseIf.
He sounds Iike
a speciaI chiId.
He is. He's a great athIete.
Here's what you've waited for.
The kindergarten.
Have a Iook.
Oh, Dominic, Dominic...
Dominic is king
of the mountain!
Way to go, Dominic.
Here's your crown.
CongratuIations, Dominic.
The king of Mount kimbIe!
Dominic.
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