Jennifer Phillips:
[sees various children being innocently photographed at the zoo, triggering flashbacks of her time with Howard]
Sherry Phillips:
[laughing at an exhibit]
Did they teach you that in school, Jennifer, the difference between apes and gorillas?
Jennifer Phillips:
I think I can do it.
Frank Dawson:
[thinking she's referring to Sherry's question]
Good, Jennifer. Which is which?
Sherry Phillips:
No. I mean, I think I can testify.
Sherry Phillips:
No; it's behind us! You see, that's why we have to move.
Frank Dawson:
Are you sure?
Sherry Phillips:
I'm sure! She's got to go back to leading a normal life.
Jennifer Phillips:
You're sure because you're my mother. I'm not sure what Daddy would think. What do you think, Frank?
Frank Dawson:
[referring to Howard]
People say he's sick; I suppose they're right. One thing we both know for sure: that little girl in the mental hospital is sick, because of Howard. What do I tell you? I worry about you if you testify, I worry about other kids if you don't.
Sherry Phillips:
The last thing my little girl needs is more pressure. She's 12 years old!
Frank Dawson:
She's 13, and she's not a little girl anymore. This could be the most important decision Jennifer ever makes; she has to know that from somebody. From somebody besides lawyers and mothers.
[to Jennifer]
Frank Dawson:
You keep on thinking, Jennifer.
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