Two children, a brother and sister, are fighting: calling each other names, bringing each other to tears. Their father stays out of it at first. He's hoping his kids will work things out on their own, but they don't. The bickering escalates until the father finally throws them into a time-out. He wants his children to think about what they've done. He wants them to find a way to get along as they suffer through the punishment together.
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