Henry, if something were wrong... you would tell me, wouldn't you? What do you mean? I...

[Susan talks to Henry alone in his shed]
Susan: Henry, if something were wrong... you would tell me, wouldn't you?
Henry: What do you mean?
Susan: I mean, sometimes when we're kids, we do things that, um...
Henry: What kind of things?
Susan: Things we feel bad about.
Henry: I don't feel bad about anything.
Susan: [holding up Richard's rubber duck] Look what I found.
Henry: [whispering] Where did you get that?
Susan: You know where I got it. I couldn't find it after Richard's accident. Have you had it all this time?
Henry: [whispering] It was mine before it was his.
Susan: But you knew I was looking for it. How did you get it? Henry? How did you get this?
Henry: I took it. I'm sorry, Mom. I took it because I wanted something to remember Richard by, that's all. So can I have it back, please?
Susan: No, you can't have it back.
Henry: But it's mine.
Susan: Henry!
Henry: [dashing forward to pull the rubber duck away from Susan] Give it to me!
Susan: [struggling with Henry] Henry! Henry?