A Daughter's Nightmare Page #2
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2014
- 87 min
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really live here anymore,
and my mom is
from Georgia.
Oh, your mother's
from the South?
Yeah, Savannah.
But her parents died
when she was young
and she moved away
after that
so there's no real connection
there anymore.
She doesn't even really
have an accent.
It's just me and my mom
and my uncle Cam.
Starting over is never easy.
Yeah.
How's she doing now?
Uh, she's alright.
She's trying this new grief
counseling thing tonight
at my church,
so hopefully that'll help
get her out more.
There you go.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Thank you for the ride.
No problem.
I'll see you at school?
Yeah.
Ok.
Have a good weekend!
Yeah, you too.
Can you get that?
Really? New pipe?
Yes I did.
Can you let your mother
know I'm here?
Mother, Uncle Cam's here!
myself.
Nobody needs to yell,
I'm right here.
You ready?
Yes, thank you for coming
to get me.
I will be in the car.
I will be back around 8:00.
Bye, have fun.
Thanks, babe.
Love you.
Love you, too.
How do you sleep at night?
I'm tougher than you.
You missed the introductions,
but why don't you tell us
who you are?
Um, alright.
Um, my name is Dana Morgan.
Oh, we're on a first name
basis here.
Ok, uh...
Dana.
I grew up in Savannah,
but I've lived in Spokane
for the last 20 years
with Jack.
Jack was my husband.
We moved to Ridgewood last year
with our daughter, Ariel,
right after he was diagnosed
with lung cancer.
We were going to beat it.
Jack died this summer.
How do you feel
about Jack's death?
I uh...
I feel like I'm still sharing
my life with him.
Nothing's changed.
Except he's not here.
Who else feels like Dana?
You'd rather be anywhere
but here.
Excuse me?
You don't seem the group type.
Am I that obvious?
Maybe not to everyone.
I'm Adam.
Dana Morgan.
No last names, remember?
You're right, I do hate groups.
Normally I would agree
with you,
but in this circumstance
Your daughter told me
about this group.
Ariel?
My stepson Ben goes
to school with here.
Oh, wow.
We recently moved
from Seattle.
I was in a group there.
So when did your wife
pass away?
Everyone take your seats,
please.
We should get back.
Boo!
I was taking a little
power nap.
I could see that.
So, how did it go?
You know what?
You were right.
You know him?
His wife died eight months ago.
about it.
Really? Cameron Morgan?
I'm just looking out for you.
Well?
He didn't look that
broken up!
So other than the work load,
you're enjoying it?
Well, college kinda
is the work load.
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