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This evening after dinner, I (M) was sitting with my daughter (D, going to be 4 yrs next week) and my son (S, 2 yrs +4 months) at the table.
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; Z7 h" ~* s+ f" KPrior to the conversation S was very mad with me because he had a time-out due to his earlier misbehavior.
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7 D3 T% v; l( w; x(Original transcript without correction or translation)
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5 g" N1 d5 o* h% M: FS: Don’t be mad, Mama! I’m gonna kill you.: Y6 G9 z' z# |+ x9 m
D: (to Mama, in a dramatic tone) Oh, dear, I’m really sorry.
f) g4 b# L8 a6 k0 OM: Why are YOU sorry?
" U; R; V5 ~9 ]0 m; N% ZD: I’m sorry that S wants to kill you.
) o& b6 ]" ]5 h7 A8 B& m( |M: Maybe he should kill me, then I don’t suffer any more. You can take care of yourselves.
* ^( R8 I3 Z& N9 _% A2 A1 eD: No, we can’t take care of ourselves. We need you.
( w( q8 C( R3 ]' j$ B. LM: What do you need me for?
+ J+ {+ T: @7 r7 Z* ~' uD: To drive us, to open the door for us, to take care of us.
1 `3 q M2 N) V& J- D4 NM: So you only need me to do things for you, but do you love me?
/ E; }1 j1 d. n& b. SD: Yes, I love Mama (followed by a hug and a kiss to Mama).' V+ F$ |6 `: Q3 g# j* t. ^
S: I love Papa (saying defensively while looking at D and M hugging and kissing).
; V5 j7 `' m" _' Y1 l mM: S, do you love Mama? 5 u. W% @0 I5 h1 @2 P9 C. T
S: I love Papa (walking away from Mama).
. Y. \# A5 j3 aM: (following him)Don’t you love Mama?
% ?; ^; m! j! R' M2 P' @S: (turning back to Mama) Yes.
' p9 N- w' ^; R+ e; L& \1 S' KM: (sigh of relief).
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5 p- L; I) c/ K e, COh, boy, am I lucky. |
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