You don’t want him growing up soft, do ya? Everyone thinking he’s a pushover?
In the third and final part, Andy isn’t appreciative of what Robert did and Ned has to defend his actions with teaching Robert self defense to Jack and Sarah.
Scene 7: Robert is playing video games when Andy shows up and turns it off wanting words with Robert. Essentially he doesn’t appreciate his trying to fights his battles even though Robert wanted to give Donna ‘a taste of her own medicine’. They wind up scuffling until Sarah shows up breaking it up and ordering them up to their rooms. When Jack shows up (along with Ned), Sarah realizes where all the trouble started - Ned.
Andy: They’re girls. I can take care of them.
Robert: No you can’t. I’ve seen them get in at ya.
Andy: Well you wrong. I don’t need your help.
Robert: I was doing you a favor.
Andy: In the future, keep your big nose out of my business.
Scene 8: Ned tries to explain himself to Jack and Sarah along with the fact that Robert told him he was being bullied and his reasons for teaching Robert to defend himself. Ned offers to pack and leave but the twosome ask that he stay until he finds somewhere else, ‘another couple of weeks, will be fine.’
Ned: I was just teaching him self defense, Jack. You don’t want him growing up soft, do ya? Everyone thinking he’s a pushover?
Sarah: If the kids have a problem they come to us. Or a teacher. They know that.
Ned: Eh, rubbish! That mambi pambi stuffs no good.
Sarah: Oh, and smashing a girl in the face is. I don’t think so.
27-Oct-1998 part 3 of 3
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