Joan Carlyle:
[to Tina]
How dare you! You think you can just waltz away after injuring my daughter?
Tina Harwood:
Don't tell me... it's Joan, right?
Joan Carlyle:
Pulling her away from her studies behind my back?
Tina Harwood:
I assure you, nobody pulled her.
Joan Carlyle:
And filling her head with a fantasy that she can skate and then sabotaging any chance she had?
Tina Harwood:
I did you both a favor. You didn't want this for Casey and you're right. She's not cut out for it. Is she gifted? I'll give her that, but Casey will never fight for it. And she's too polite to do what you have to do: which is to push past everyone and everything, and just take it.
Joan Carlyle:
So that's the example you set for your daughter: to lie, to sneak around, to steal and to cheat.
Tina Harwood:
I made my daughter strong, and you made Casey at home in a lecture hall. And she's going to do very well there. So you see? We agree.
Joan Carlyle:
My daughter is brilliant. She will succeed at whatever she does, but she will do it the right way, despite people like you trying to convince her otherwise.
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05/03/2025 alle ore 08:02