Raising Cain Page #2
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- 1992
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Well, you're okay now.
Why don't I get you
a glass of water? Hmm?
Okay. Thanks, sweetie.
I've been so worried about you, honey.
I think you've been
working too hard.
You shouldn't have to carry
the whole load.
It's beginning to take a toll on you.
I don't know.
Maybe we should be rethinking
this whole parenting arrangement.
I just don't think
it's been fair to you.
And, anyway, one of these days
I'm gonna have to get back
to my own practice.
You know?
Maybe we could get a sitter in,
during the day.
I should go back to work.
What do you think?
I think...
- You taking off, Karen?
- Trying to.
- Need a hand?
- Would you mind?
Are you giving your mommy
a hard time? Huh?
- No.
- You let Carter do it?
There you go.
Amy, did you say hi to Sam?
- Hi, Sam.
- Hi, Amy.
- Darn.
- Something wrong?
No, no. Jenny was supposed
to pick us up half an hour ago.
She probably got delayed
at the hospital again.
Can I drop you somewhere?
I've got an extra seat in the back.
Oh, that'd be great!
He is such an amazing kid.
You've done a great job
with him, Karen.
- Oh, please.
- No, no. I mean it.
Do you realize how important these
early years are in Sam's development?
Are you kidding?
I've read all the books,
and, of course, I get all
the expert advice I can handle
from my mother-in-law.
I know what you mean.
I've seen her in action. Oh, boy.
What, don't you have
any know-it-all relatives?
Oh, listen, my father wrote the book
on child development.
Fortunately, it's in Norwegian.
What does he have to say
on the subject? In English, please.
- What does he not have to say?
- That bad?
No. Actually, he's one of the most
visionary men in his field.
He heads a child-development clinic
outside of Oslo.
In fact, we're taking Amy
over there next week.
Jenny never said anything to me
about Amy going to a clinic in Norway.
You know, it would be a great
opportunity for you and Sam.
Oh, I think Sam's a little young
for a trip to Norway.
Oh, I don't know about that.
A big boy like Sam?
But what's so visionary
about your dad's clinic, anyway?
Well, first of all, it's in a beautiful,
natural country setting.
Amy will be supervised
by a team of child psychologists
who record her progress hourly.
But the thing is,
you can't study child development
take it seriously
if you only have one subject.
It's just another case history.
So, what we're setting up is
a control group of gifted children.
We'll need at least five, none of them
That's why I wanted to talk to you
about Sam...
Being one of your guinea pigs?
- Oh, Carter, you've got to be kidding.
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