Tommy's Perspective on Family Dynamics
The Banks Family:
Tommy (son)
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A Son-in-Law's Perspective on Family Dynamics
The Banks Family:
Buckley Dunstan (son-in-law)
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A Daughter's Perspective on Family Change
The Banks Family:
Kay (daughter)
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A Mother's Perspective on Family Changes
The Banks Family:
Ellie (wife)
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The Bride's Joy, Father's Financial Burden
Taglines:
The Bride gets the THRILLS! Father gets the BILLS!
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Choosing the Perfect Wedding Date
Ben Banks:
Can't be June. I've got my final. Why not May?
Ellie Banks:
May's too early.
Tommy Banks:
July's out. I'm going to camp.
Kay Banks:
This isn't a kids party. It's my wedding and my friends.
Stanley T. Banks:
Ellie, what did you mean by?
Kay Banks:
No one has to raise a finger. When the time comes, I'll do everything. And I mean everything.
Ellie Banks:
I can imagine that.
Ben Banks:
I'm not going.
Kay Banks:
Listen! I don't care if you come or not!
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A Father's Reflection on Changing Love
Stanley T. Banks:
Right then I knew we'd lost her. She'll always love us of course, but not in the old way. From now on her love will be handed out like a farmer's wife tossing scraps to the family rooster.
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Reflections on the Complexity of Weddings
Stanley T. Banks:
I would like to say a few words about weddings. I've just been through one. Not my own. My daughter's. Someday in the far future I may be able to remember it with tender indulgence, but not now. I always used to think that marriages were a simple affair. Boy meets girl. Fall in love. They get married. Have babies. Eventually the babies grow up and meet other babies. They fall in love. Get married. Have babies. And so on and on and on. Looked at that way, it's not only simple, it's downright monotonous. But I was wrong. I figured without the wedding.
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