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Reasoning with Cecil Turns House Upside Down
A husband and wife argue over caring for Heather's ill mother and her son Cecil. The man resists keeping the boy home, but agrees to child care on a precarious plan, while a series of mishaps and miscommunications test family boundaries. Cecil’s antics and the narrator’s supposed restraint lead to comic irony.
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Richard Nixon
Heather
Cedar Rapids
Cecil
Cuba
Castro
Ford
Spike
Cecil Spike