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Hi mom. Love you.

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Bye. Love you.

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Upon a time there

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lived an enchanted princess

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who was imprisoned in a

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tall castle by her father.

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He feared for her safety, so the king

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told her frightening tales

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of life beyond the castle walls.

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From her window, the princess could only

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see the lifeless and

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deserted land outside,

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dreaming of life beyond her captivity.

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Class, please show some respect.

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Lonely.

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One day, a fairy from the outside land

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appeared to the princess.

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With her mystical

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knowledge of the outside world

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beyond the castle walls,

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she revealed to the princess

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that there were grand

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adventures waiting for her

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if she dared to leave.

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The princess pleaded with the fairy

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to take her away from

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her doling monotonous life.

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That's all I have so far.

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That's good.

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That's good, Liam.

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Class, see how Liam has introduced

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the hero of the story and

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the guide, which is the fairy.

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Now, a lot of times the hero needs--

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Does the princess end up getting caught

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and having to stay in the castle?

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I haven't figured that out yet.

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And that's OK, Liam.

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You're right on track.

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Go ahead and take a seat.

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Now, class, like I was saying, the hero

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often needs an accomplice.

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And in this case, it's

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the fairy, the guide.

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And the accomplice

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actually allows you as the writer

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to create a story that thrives.

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That was crazy.

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Like that story?

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I'm not kidding.

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It's like you wrote it about me.

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Did you write that

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because you feel the same way?

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Well, yeah, I mean, Mr. Williams just

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said to write from experience.

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I feel like writing a

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children's story is kind of weird,

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but it's what I like to write about.

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Yeah, I'm still struggling with mine.

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I don't know.

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Maybe I should just try

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writing a children's story.

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Well, I mean, it just comes easier to me.

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I can just kind of take

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stuff that's going on in my life

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and hide it in the story more.

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Like feeling trapped

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and wanting to feel free.

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Or feeling like you

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don't know where you belong.

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Yo, Dakota, did you eat

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all the sour gummy worms

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I had in my backpack?

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You're the only one who would do that.

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It was probably you.

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Oh, this is Liam.

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Liam, this is my cousin, Garrett.

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What's up, doc?

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How did you know my name?

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You sit by me, dummy.

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And I pretty much try to

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cheat off all your tests.

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And you're not a ghost, Liam.

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They're not in there.

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I know you have them.

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Come on.

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Look, bro, just be careful with her.

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She's not only going

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to rip off your grades,

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but she'll steal your

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candy too, apparently.

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Y'all stay after fourth.

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Oh, you should come

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hang with us after school.

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The baseball field's

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like kind of our spot.

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Coach Stanley just lets

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you guys hang on the field?

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Come here down.

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Up to you.

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Thanks, Dakota.

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See, I knew you already knew my name.

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Liam!

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What's up, doc?

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Hey.

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Didn't know you guys should come up here.

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Yeah, when baseball isn't in season,

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we kind of make it our spot.

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So no teachers or coaches or--

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Liam, relax.

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You know, it's kind of a dope view

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to see where my ball

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lands every time I hit it.

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OK, cocky.

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You're going to be

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begging for my autograph.

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That's funny.

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Here.

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You bitch, you did steal one.

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You basically left them on

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top of your bag for me to take.

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Liam, come on, sit up here.

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No one's going to tell on you.

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Come on, doc.

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I'm going to get wires.

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So you guys come up here a lot?

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We started coming up here when we got

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kicked off the roof.

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She was always looking for

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some way to get in trouble.

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Or just to make life more interesting,

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if you don't, then you're

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going to end up stuck inside

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like that girl in your story.

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Oh, yeah, to go to Sydney

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wrote some badass story.

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So that's kind of your thing, huh?

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I mean, I wouldn't

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really call it badass, but--

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Stop being so humble.

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I mean, Mr. Williams

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always uses you as an example

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for the story course.

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I don't blame them, though.

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Every time he does, I

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basically get made fun of.

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Screw him.

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They don't know art.

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I know art.

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Here.

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Oh, uh--

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Yeah, I'm not very good at writing,

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but I guess this is kind of

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my way of telling stories.

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That's a story?

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Well, not just that.

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That's like the beginning of the story,

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like the first chapter.

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Look, dog, you better get used

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to getting your picture taken

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if you're going to hang with her.

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She goes nowhere

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without that damn camera.

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Cute picture, huh?

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Um, uh, I think so.

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Well, I like it.

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I cry every day.

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You can't tell you haven't cried once.

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Like, not once.

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OK, maybe in that one scene where Haku

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turns back into a human

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and then they fall.

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And then they all fly away.

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Oh, my god.

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You guys are such neffords.

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By the way, you know

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it's Tuesday, right, Dakota?

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Oh, crap.

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My dad has me prep dinner on Tuesdays.

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Talk of Tuesday, right?

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By the way, that's mine.

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See you tonight.

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You better run.

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Tonight?

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Yeah, I'll see you at your place.

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All right, 57 Gresham Street.

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Cool.

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Steven, apparently

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this is the second time

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she skipped school this week.

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And I was washing her clothes and they

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smell like cigarettes too.

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She's still showing up to

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volleyball practice, right?

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At this point, that's

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the only way good college

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is going to accept her.

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I guarantee you she's late

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because she's out with that boy.

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Oh, there we go.

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No, actually, I think

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that's my friend, Garrett.

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We're going to hate tonight.

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Oh, OK.

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Hey, Lance.

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Hey, you're not

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depressed or anything, are you?

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No.

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Why would I--

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You know that poem you wanted me to read?

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It sounded pretty depressing.

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But no, that poem's--

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No, OK, buddy.

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All right, I was just

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wanting to make sure.

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Hey, listen, if you see

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your sister out tonight,

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can you tell her we need to talk?

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Yeah.

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All right.

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Have fun.

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How did that sound?

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I just had a loss when it was all right.

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Shut up.

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OK, OK, OK.

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Everybody knows the rules.

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Yeah.

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I know I'm ready.

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I hope you're ready.

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All right, newbie?

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Just try not to be the

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last one looking, OK?

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And Dakota, you're up.

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Come here.

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So get.

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All right, let's go.

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Go.

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,

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9, 6, 9, 7, 9, 8, 9, 9, 100.

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Let's go.

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Turn it off.

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Turn it off.

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Come on.

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I bet you didn't think I could find you.

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Well, I just thought it

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was your first time playing.

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You might need some help.

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Maybe you run to rest

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and make me a Dakota.

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Well, maybe I do, yeah.

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So I'm guessing we just

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play as low as we can?

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Yes, and don't talk.

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They're over here.

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My god.

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Yo.

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Where you guys at?

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Come on.

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Hello.

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Anywhere?

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I'm not going to lie to Dakota.

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I didn't expect anybody to find you.

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Am I wrong, or were you the last one out

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here looking for me?

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I'm just kidding, bro.

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You did good.

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Thanks, Jake.

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All right, everybody, handle up.

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Your boy's going.

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Come on.

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You can't take it away

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because it's not your.

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Oh, yes, we absolutely can.

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So let me get this straight.

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You want me to go to

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school, but I'll literally

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have no way to get there.

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Get a walk, Callie.

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Hey, what's going on?

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Liam, not right now.

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You know what?

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It's fine.

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I'll just give my car to

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Brian, and he can take me.

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Callie, do not get in that car.

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How's he going to drive?

289
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He's not on the insurance.

290
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It doesn't really matter, does it?

291
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It's my car.

292
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OK, class, we're going to be moving on

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to pivotal words and phrases.

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Why is it that authors

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use words and phrases

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to drive emotions, thoughts,

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and actions of the readers?

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And as we work through that, I want

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you to consider how those changes change

300
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the mode of communication.

301
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How does that change

302
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what's being communicated?

303
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And then why would they ever

304
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go back and revise their work?

305
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I want you to pay close

306
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attention to the words that

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are chosen and what they

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do to a particular story.

309
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OK, so you foreshadow using--

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symbols and symmetry.

311
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Symmetry?

312
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Scenery.

313
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Where'd you get symmetry?

314
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I don't know what started

315
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with an S. Gosh, this sucks.

316
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It's like I'm trying to

317
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learn this so I can pass a class

318
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that I don't even care about.

319
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Yeah, but we got to do it

320
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so we can get into college.

321
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College, right.

322
00:10:59.236 --> 00:10:59.986
Why would you want to start

323
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your life by getting into debt?

324
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I don't know.

325
00:11:03.908 --> 00:11:05.950
I'd rather spend all that money to learn

326
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how to be a

327
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photographer in the real world, not

328
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from some textbook.

329
00:11:11.207 --> 00:11:11.998
How are you going to

330
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make money, make a living?

331
00:11:14.502 --> 00:11:15.335
Money's just a way for

332
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me to do what I want.

333
00:11:16.921 --> 00:11:17.629
And if I can do it

334
00:11:17.630 --> 00:11:18.839
without money, then who cares?

335
00:11:20.091 --> 00:11:20.590
I don't know.

336
00:11:20.591 --> 00:11:21.466
I don't want it, you know?

337
00:11:21.467 --> 00:11:22.884
I'd rather just give it all

338
00:11:22.885 --> 00:11:24.136
away to the people who need it.

339
00:11:25.763 --> 00:11:26.555
That's crazy.

340
00:11:28.140 --> 00:11:28.349
What?

341
00:11:29.475 --> 00:11:30.517
I don't know, just the

342
00:11:30.518 --> 00:11:31.560
thought of not having a job.

343
00:11:32.269 --> 00:11:33.938
Yeah, or making what you love your job.

344
00:11:35.773 --> 00:11:37.482
My dad's always on me about my

345
00:11:37.483 --> 00:11:39.652
grades, of which I'm failing,

346
00:11:40.653 --> 00:11:42.112
because he doesn't

347
00:11:42.113 --> 00:11:43.197
think being a photographer

348
00:11:43.656 --> 00:11:44.782
can ever be a real job.

349
00:11:44.990 --> 00:11:45.573
Well, you know they have art

350
00:11:45.574 --> 00:11:46.783
schools that teach photography,

351
00:11:46.784 --> 00:11:47.159
though, right?

352
00:11:47.284 --> 00:11:47.827
Yeah, I know.

353
00:11:48.953 --> 00:11:49.661
But so what?

354
00:11:49.662 --> 00:11:51.454
I mean, I don't need a piece of paper

355
00:11:51.455 --> 00:11:52.706
worth thousands of dollars

356
00:11:52.707 --> 00:11:54.208
just to call myself a photographer.

357
00:11:56.585 --> 00:11:58.587
Yeah, but it's a pretty good head start.

358
00:11:58.838 --> 00:12:00.131
My photography is good, though.

359
00:12:01.632 --> 00:12:02.258
Can I see some?

360
00:12:04.510 --> 00:12:04.677
Sure.

361
00:12:09.724 --> 00:12:09.849
Here.

362
00:12:11.392 --> 00:12:12.267
Yeah, he keeps threatening

363
00:12:12.268 --> 00:12:13.728
to send me to live with my mom

364
00:12:15.062 --> 00:12:16.980
in her perfect new family who will put me

365
00:12:16.981 --> 00:12:18.065
through boarding school.

366
00:12:20.234 --> 00:12:21.610
But he's too prideful to ever do that.

367
00:12:22.778 --> 00:12:23.571
Your dad's crazy.

368
00:12:25.197 --> 00:12:25.614
These are amazing.

369
00:12:26.240 --> 00:12:26.907
How'd you do that?

370
00:12:27.992 --> 00:12:30.244
Oh, that's just black and white film.

371
00:12:34.665 --> 00:12:35.081
But I mean, you're

372
00:12:35.082 --> 00:12:36.083
going to be a writer, right?

373
00:12:36.500 --> 00:12:37.251
You have to be.

374
00:12:39.003 --> 00:12:41.213
Well, my dad plans on me going to tech,

375
00:12:41.297 --> 00:12:43.173
so I guess I'll just go

376
00:12:43.174 --> 00:12:44.341
there and figure it out.

377
00:12:48.137 --> 00:12:49.680
Well, you could always take the year off

378
00:12:50.347 --> 00:12:51.306
and come with me and

379
00:12:51.307 --> 00:12:52.308
figure it out on the road.

380
00:12:53.142 --> 00:12:54.435
You can win the Peace Corps or something.

381
00:12:57.438 --> 00:12:59.398
You really are a freeborn, aren't you?

382
00:13:00.441 --> 00:13:00.775
Freeborn?

383
00:13:01.734 --> 00:13:03.818
Yeah, you're one of a

384
00:13:03.819 --> 00:13:06.447
kind, different, a risk taker.

385
00:13:08.365 --> 00:13:08.699
Huh.

386
00:13:09.867 --> 00:13:10.409
I like that.

387
00:13:13.954 --> 00:13:15.080
Is that why you come out here?

388
00:13:17.166 --> 00:13:18.167
Because it's free out here?

389
00:13:18.667 --> 00:13:18.959
Yeah.

390
00:13:20.920 --> 00:13:21.961
Yeah, I can come out

391
00:13:21.962 --> 00:13:24.590
here and write, be myself.

392
00:13:31.222 --> 00:13:32.765
Well, I like being out here with you.

393
00:13:35.976 --> 00:13:36.685
I like having you here.

394
00:13:39.146 --> 00:13:39.814
Hey, I have an idea.

395
00:13:41.482 --> 00:13:42.525
Have you ever been in a photo shoot?

396
00:13:44.235 --> 00:13:46.028
What, like, model?

397
00:13:46.570 --> 00:13:47.196
Yeah, model.

398
00:13:47.947 --> 00:13:48.864
Come on, you have the look.

399
00:13:49.365 --> 00:13:50.449
Let me style you up.

400
00:13:53.452 --> 00:13:54.495
OK, I got a lot of stuff.

401
00:13:58.874 --> 00:13:59.542
Oh, he's hungry.

402
00:14:00.084 --> 00:14:00.709
Oh, my God.

403
00:14:01.293 --> 00:14:02.043
Put it on.

404
00:14:02.044 --> 00:14:03.378
Come on.

405
00:14:03.379 --> 00:14:04.630
You should just put it on.

406
00:14:06.465 --> 00:14:07.007
Posing it, Brenda.

407
00:14:07.800 --> 00:14:10.219
Posing it.

408
00:14:11.262 --> 00:14:12.179
Oh, that way?

409
00:14:13.222 --> 00:14:13.430
Yeah.

410
00:14:14.682 --> 00:14:14.890
OK.

411
00:14:17.017 --> 00:14:17.726
That was sick.

412
00:14:19.228 --> 00:14:20.855
Look at that.

413
00:14:22.064 --> 00:14:23.357
Oh, that's such a good one.

414
00:14:23.607 --> 00:14:24.149
In the water.

415
00:14:37.121 --> 00:14:38.205
No, it's still.

416
00:14:39.164 --> 00:14:39.915
It's a bad look.

417
00:14:41.292 --> 00:14:42.376
Have you ever heard of the June kids?

418
00:14:43.085 --> 00:14:44.587
Is that, like, a band?

419
00:14:45.254 --> 00:14:45.546
No.

420
00:14:46.463 --> 00:14:47.046
That would be a pretty

421
00:14:47.047 --> 00:14:47.840
cool band name, though.

422
00:14:48.799 --> 00:14:50.258
Basically, they're this group of kids

423
00:14:50.259 --> 00:14:51.509
that all live together

424
00:14:51.510 --> 00:14:52.261
in North Virginia.

425
00:14:53.053 --> 00:14:54.388
I read about them in this book.

426
00:14:54.722 --> 00:14:55.555
And they just share all

427
00:14:55.556 --> 00:14:56.472
the money that they make

428
00:14:56.473 --> 00:14:59.018
and have no rules, party.

429
00:15:00.060 --> 00:15:01.269
So they're basically a

430
00:15:01.270 --> 00:15:02.062
bunch of homeless kids?

431
00:15:03.397 --> 00:15:03.606
Homeless?

432
00:15:03.814 --> 00:15:04.023
No.

433
00:15:04.523 --> 00:15:05.231
No, no.

434
00:15:05.232 --> 00:15:05.900
They're all friends.

435
00:15:06.233 --> 00:15:07.025
And they can basically

436
00:15:07.026 --> 00:15:08.359
just do whatever they want.

437
00:15:08.360 --> 00:15:08.986
You can take these off.

438
00:15:10.154 --> 00:15:10.778
That's kind of cool.

439
00:15:10.779 --> 00:15:12.573
It's like they're always on an adventure.

440
00:15:13.282 --> 00:15:13.866
Right, exactly.

441
00:15:14.783 --> 00:15:17.660
The feeling of waking up every day with

442
00:15:17.661 --> 00:15:18.871
something different.

443
00:15:21.457 --> 00:15:21.665
Freedom.

444
00:15:24.126 --> 00:15:24.960
You know, you're different.

445
00:15:27.212 --> 00:15:27.504
Different?

446
00:15:28.422 --> 00:15:29.131
Yeah, thoughtful.

447
00:15:29.965 --> 00:15:30.466
You listen.

448
00:15:32.343 --> 00:15:32.800
I don't know.

449
00:15:32.801 --> 00:15:33.760
I like being around you.

450
00:15:33.761 --> 00:15:35.094
And I don't really like

451
00:15:35.095 --> 00:15:36.180
being around a lot of people.

452
00:15:37.139 --> 00:15:37.681
Makes you a first.

453
00:15:38.599 --> 00:15:39.933
Don't say shit like that.

454
00:15:39.934 --> 00:15:41.060
I'm not the only one who thinks it.

455
00:15:41.393 --> 00:15:41.894
Garrett likes you.

456
00:15:42.186 --> 00:15:43.187
Garrett likes everybody.

457
00:15:44.396 --> 00:15:45.355
My two friends I grew up

458
00:15:45.356 --> 00:15:46.481
with got on the football team

459
00:15:46.482 --> 00:15:47.023
last year.

460
00:15:47.024 --> 00:15:47.607
And now they act like

461
00:15:47.608 --> 00:15:48.400
they don't even know me.

462
00:15:49.193 --> 00:15:50.235
God, screw those guys.

463
00:15:50.569 --> 00:15:51.403
Football sucks anyways.

464
00:15:52.655 --> 00:15:54.447
I bet they go to school every day

465
00:15:54.448 --> 00:15:56.367
wearing, like, Hollister

466
00:15:56.617 --> 00:15:58.076
and have that same haircut that looks

467
00:15:58.077 --> 00:15:59.118
like a wall in the front.

468
00:15:59.119 --> 00:15:59.620
They do.

469
00:16:01.747 --> 00:16:02.873
See, all those guys are the same.

470
00:16:04.166 --> 00:16:04.707
But you're out here

471
00:16:04.708 --> 00:16:06.377
modeling for a famous photographer.

472
00:16:08.545 --> 00:16:09.129
Thanks, Dakota.

473
00:16:20.307 --> 00:16:25.270
What are these controls?

474
00:16:25.813 --> 00:16:26.355
Sorry, man.

475
00:16:26.897 --> 00:16:28.023
Just wait till I bring gold, now.

476
00:16:28.232 --> 00:16:28.607
Oh, yes?

477
00:16:28.899 --> 00:16:29.066
Done.

478
00:16:29.900 --> 00:16:30.692
But hey, my dad's more

479
00:16:30.693 --> 00:16:31.401
diverse, give her dinner.

480
00:16:31.402 --> 00:16:32.403
So I'm going to head out.

481
00:16:32.778 --> 00:16:34.112
And by the way, I'm having a

482
00:16:34.113 --> 00:16:34.989
birthday party next weekend.

483
00:16:35.280 --> 00:16:35.948
You're going to be there, right?

484
00:16:37.950 --> 00:16:39.743
Yeah, I think so.

485
00:16:40.661 --> 00:16:41.161
Are you sure?

486
00:16:42.496 --> 00:16:43.622
Nah, just stay here and play video games.

487
00:16:43.956 --> 00:16:44.456
All right.

488
00:16:44.957 --> 00:16:45.833
But Dakota's going to be there.

489
00:16:46.375 --> 00:16:47.960
So I should think about it.

490
00:16:48.919 --> 00:16:50.878
Well, yeah, of course you'll be there.

491
00:16:50.879 --> 00:16:51.463
You guys are cousins.

492
00:16:51.964 --> 00:16:52.714
Yeah, I get it.

493
00:16:52.715 --> 00:16:53.172
I get it, dude.

494
00:16:53.173 --> 00:16:53.715
I think, Garrett.

495
00:16:53.716 --> 00:16:54.341
It's not like that.

496
00:16:54.383 --> 00:16:55.759
I get it.

497
00:16:56.135 --> 00:16:58.595
I get it.

498
00:16:59.096 --> 00:17:01.264
Hey, anything you want for

499
00:17:01.265 --> 00:17:02.224
your birthday that I can get you?

500
00:17:02.599 --> 00:17:03.307
Dude, shut up.

501
00:17:03.308 --> 00:17:03.976
Just show up.

502
00:17:04.143 --> 00:17:11.608
All right.

503
00:17:12.026 --> 00:17:13.652
Dakota, just let me write it.

504
00:17:13.736 --> 00:17:14.653
No, Liam, no.

505
00:17:15.988 --> 00:17:17.655
OK, I promise you I can

506
00:17:17.656 --> 00:17:18.949
write the paper and get you an A,

507
00:17:19.241 --> 00:17:19.782
which will bring your

508
00:17:19.783 --> 00:17:21.160
grade up to a B minus, which

509
00:17:21.201 --> 00:17:23.579
is not only passing, but kind of good.

510
00:17:26.040 --> 00:17:26.622
But are you sure it would

511
00:17:26.623 --> 00:17:27.915
be like a ton of extra work

512
00:17:27.916 --> 00:17:28.375
for you?

513
00:17:28.667 --> 00:17:30.085
I wrote my paper in one afternoon.

514
00:17:30.586 --> 00:17:31.127
It's nothing.

515
00:17:31.128 --> 00:17:32.504
OK, don't be such a bragger.

516
00:17:34.840 --> 00:17:36.175
Just let me write it.

517
00:17:38.177 --> 00:17:39.094
Dakota, it's due tomorrow.

518
00:17:44.266 --> 00:17:44.516
OK.

519
00:17:47.144 --> 00:17:49.563
But try not to make it too good.

520
00:17:50.105 --> 00:17:51.272
If you can try to do that.

521
00:17:51.273 --> 00:17:52.524
You give me too much credit.

522
00:18:08.290 --> 00:18:10.167
I need this whole thing at one night.

523
00:18:10.751 --> 00:18:12.585
OK, class, let's go

524
00:18:12.586 --> 00:18:13.420
ahead and get started.

525
00:18:13.629 --> 00:18:14.170
Would you pass your

526
00:18:14.171 --> 00:18:15.047
papers forward, please?

527
00:18:16.215 --> 00:18:16.882
Thank you, sir.

528
00:18:17.925 --> 00:18:18.509
Thank you, ma'am.

529
00:18:21.512 --> 00:18:22.637
OK, now for the second

530
00:18:22.638 --> 00:18:23.930
part of this, which might come

531
00:18:23.931 --> 00:18:25.139
as a bit of a surprise, I

532
00:18:25.140 --> 00:18:25.848
want to make sure you all

533
00:18:25.849 --> 00:18:27.475
comprehend how the author

534
00:18:27.476 --> 00:18:28.811
you chose to write about

535
00:18:28.894 --> 00:18:30.521
uses emotion in their line of work.

536
00:18:31.605 --> 00:18:32.647
I don't be too alarmed.

537
00:18:32.648 --> 00:18:33.314
Just do the best you

538
00:18:33.315 --> 00:18:34.191
can to make a connection.

539
00:18:37.027 --> 00:18:37.528
Miss Dakota.

540
00:18:38.403 --> 00:18:41.364
Miss Dakota, you seem eager to share.

541
00:18:41.365 --> 00:18:42.574
Would you like to step up front?

542
00:18:43.617 --> 00:18:44.201
Please, come on.

543
00:18:44.952 --> 00:18:45.285
George Eliot.

544
00:18:46.120 --> 00:18:46.495
Come on up.

545
00:18:48.080 --> 00:18:50.289
Tell us more about the author that you

546
00:18:50.290 --> 00:18:51.083
decided to write about.

547
00:18:52.376 --> 00:18:52.668
OK.

548
00:18:54.920 --> 00:18:56.546
Well, so George Eliot

549
00:18:56.547 --> 00:18:58.881
connected with the people

550
00:18:58.882 --> 00:19:01.926
he wrote to through

551
00:19:01.927 --> 00:19:04.471
emotions using language.

552
00:19:06.014 --> 00:19:06.306
He.

553
00:19:07.516 --> 00:19:08.183
Speaking of George Eliot?

554
00:19:09.393 --> 00:19:11.102
Yes, yes, sir, George

555
00:19:11.103 --> 00:19:13.438
Eliot, the famous author

556
00:19:13.605 --> 00:19:16.066
who helped shape our history.

557
00:19:16.775 --> 00:19:19.068
Well, George Eliot did indeed

558
00:19:19.069 --> 00:19:20.403
shape a lot of American history

559
00:19:20.404 --> 00:19:21.320
from the novel "Middle

560
00:19:21.321 --> 00:19:24.032
March," which it seems you wrote

561
00:19:24.283 --> 00:19:27.035
extensively about in your research here.

562
00:19:27.619 --> 00:19:30.247
So I mean, this is very impressive.

563
00:19:30.873 --> 00:19:32.499
And what of Mary Ann Evans?

564
00:19:33.750 --> 00:19:34.834
His lovely wife.

565
00:19:34.835 --> 00:19:36.544
Yes, she did also

566
00:19:36.545 --> 00:19:37.880
inspire much of his work.

567
00:19:38.714 --> 00:19:42.217
Miss Dakota, see me after school.

568
00:19:42.593 --> 00:19:43.177
Please take a seat.

569
00:19:47.055 --> 00:19:49.600
OK, let's see.

570
00:19:49.892 --> 00:19:50.601
Charles Dickens.

571
00:19:50.934 --> 00:19:52.435
George Eliot was repented.

572
00:19:52.436 --> 00:19:52.728
That would be Miss Sarah.

573
00:19:52.978 --> 00:19:56.147
It seems, sir, it seems great about his

574
00:19:56.148 --> 00:19:56.689
character development.

575
00:19:56.690 --> 00:19:57.982
What did the name George Eliot--

576
00:19:57.983 --> 00:19:58.941
Why don't you explain to us how he

577
00:19:58.942 --> 00:20:00.485
emotionally engaged his audience

578
00:20:01.028 --> 00:20:02.237
through the characters that he wrote.

579
00:20:07.659 --> 00:20:09.535
Well, looks like I

580
00:20:09.536 --> 00:20:10.746
just failed English class.

581
00:20:12.164 --> 00:20:12.372
Yep.

582
00:20:13.373 --> 00:20:15.542
And the worst part about it, Mr. Williams

583
00:20:15.751 --> 00:20:17.376
made me call my dad and

584
00:20:17.377 --> 00:20:18.086
tell him on the phone.

585
00:20:18.629 --> 00:20:19.296
Oh, shit.

586
00:20:19.755 --> 00:20:19.922
Yeah.

587
00:20:20.547 --> 00:20:20.756
Shit.

588
00:20:21.423 --> 00:20:22.216
But don't worry, you're safe.

589
00:20:22.341 --> 00:20:23.674
I told him I hired some

590
00:20:23.675 --> 00:20:24.843
college kid to write it.

591
00:20:25.135 --> 00:20:27.053
He said he could tell, which I

592
00:20:27.054 --> 00:20:28.347
guess is a compliment to you.

593
00:20:29.223 --> 00:20:30.098
Wait, what did your dad say?

594
00:20:30.349 --> 00:20:31.391
Bro, it's what didn't he say?

595
00:20:34.519 --> 00:20:37.189
Well, this should be fun.

596
00:20:39.942 --> 00:20:41.526
Just play "Corticoda."

597
00:20:41.944 --> 00:20:42.653
OK, be good.

598
00:20:44.696 --> 00:20:46.240
Yo, Uncle Nick.

599
00:20:46.865 --> 00:20:47.532
How been dogs doing?

600
00:20:47.908 --> 00:20:48.533
See the new graphics?

601
00:20:48.784 --> 00:20:49.660
Not the time, Garrett.

602
00:20:50.327 --> 00:20:50.744
Get in.

603
00:20:52.079 --> 00:20:52.954
Dad, I have like--

604
00:20:52.955 --> 00:20:55.207
Dakota, I said get in.

605
00:21:03.340 --> 00:21:04.925
Bro, she was failing anyways.

606
00:21:05.384 --> 00:21:06.301
Are you tried your best?

607
00:21:43.297 --> 00:21:44.339
Yo, what's good, buddy?

608
00:21:47.592 --> 00:21:47.968
Happy birthday.

609
00:21:48.802 --> 00:21:49.218
Dude, come on.

610
00:21:49.219 --> 00:21:50.177
Are you really trying to embarrass me?

611
00:21:50.178 --> 00:21:51.013
You mean me opening this for everybody?

612
00:21:51.305 --> 00:21:51.721
No, that's fine.

613
00:21:51.722 --> 00:21:52.596
I can take the brand

614
00:21:52.597 --> 00:21:53.598
new Xbox back to Walmart.

615
00:21:54.558 --> 00:21:55.392
Come on, bro.

616
00:21:55.600 --> 00:21:55.851
Let's go.

617
00:21:56.059 --> 00:21:56.768
Let's see what we got.

618
00:21:59.229 --> 00:21:59.646
Come on.

619
00:22:01.982 --> 00:22:02.316
Let's see.

620
00:22:03.775 --> 00:22:04.276
Lincoln Park?

621
00:22:04.526 --> 00:22:05.277
Yeah, hybrid theory.

622
00:22:06.153 --> 00:22:07.195
I burned it before I got here.

623
00:22:08.155 --> 00:22:09.031
Dude, how'd you know I was a fan?

624
00:22:09.698 --> 00:22:10.614
Well, the t-shirts you

625
00:22:10.615 --> 00:22:12.034
wear, plus Dakota told me.

626
00:22:12.743 --> 00:22:13.534
Oh, and they give me worms

627
00:22:13.535 --> 00:22:14.286
so you don't have to share.

628
00:22:15.162 --> 00:22:16.288
Just having better next time, right?

629
00:22:17.873 --> 00:22:18.498
Thank you, bro.

630
00:22:25.464 --> 00:22:26.173
She's not here, bro.

631
00:22:27.007 --> 00:22:27.299
It's weird.

632
00:22:27.507 --> 00:22:28.425
I haven't heard from her either.

633
00:22:28.842 --> 00:22:29.675
She's probably on some kind of

634
00:22:29.676 --> 00:22:30.594
restriction or something.

635
00:22:32.637 --> 00:22:33.347
It's not your fault.

636
00:22:33.930 --> 00:22:34.889
It kind of is, though.

637
00:22:34.890 --> 00:22:36.224
It was my idea to write the papers.

638
00:22:36.975 --> 00:22:38.684
Look, what's done is done, OK?

639
00:22:38.685 --> 00:22:39.185
Don't take the fault

640
00:22:39.186 --> 00:22:39.936
with her for no reason.

641
00:22:41.021 --> 00:22:41.563
No.

642
00:22:42.647 --> 00:22:43.440
Trust me.

643
00:22:43.857 --> 00:22:44.648
This is not the first time

644
00:22:44.649 --> 00:22:45.901
she's got in trouble, OK?

645
00:22:46.943 --> 00:22:47.319
I promise.

646
00:22:48.445 --> 00:22:48.779
You ready?

647
00:22:49.363 --> 00:22:49.571
Yeah.

648
00:22:49.863 --> 00:22:50.405
Grab the flash.

649
00:22:50.572 --> 00:22:51.323
Already on it, dog.

650
00:22:51.573 --> 00:22:51.990
Nice.

651
00:22:52.449 --> 00:22:52.990
Hey, let's go.

652
00:22:52.991 --> 00:22:53.825
We're going to the fields in the back.

653
00:22:57.788 --> 00:22:58.163
OK, class.

654
00:22:58.747 --> 00:22:59.705
Let's get started.

655
00:22:59.706 --> 00:23:00.540
Take your seats, please.

656
00:23:01.625 --> 00:23:02.750
I know you're all excited.

657
00:23:02.751 --> 00:23:03.377
It's a Friday.

658
00:23:05.921 --> 00:23:07.421
But there are some things I want you to

659
00:23:07.422 --> 00:23:08.215
do over the weekend.

660
00:23:08.548 --> 00:23:10.217
I want you to reconsider your stories,

661
00:23:10.258 --> 00:23:10.800
because we're going to start

662
00:23:10.801 --> 00:23:12.302
the second revision next week.

663
00:23:13.637 --> 00:23:14.096
All right, man.

664
00:23:14.221 --> 00:23:14.763
I'll see you later.

665
00:23:15.180 --> 00:23:15.847
Keep your head up.

666
00:23:16.181 --> 00:23:16.515
All right.

667
00:23:44.167 --> 00:24:12.404
[MUSIC PLAYING]

668
00:24:12.737 --> 00:24:13.989
Dakota, what are you doing here?

669
00:24:14.573 --> 00:24:15.865
God, it took me forever to make sure this

670
00:24:15.866 --> 00:24:16.950
was actually your room.

671
00:24:18.618 --> 00:24:21.078
Yeah, it's usually pretty clean.

672
00:24:21.079 --> 00:24:22.247
Oh, you're going to need this.

673
00:24:22.998 --> 00:24:24.124
And your backpack.

674
00:24:26.334 --> 00:24:26.710
What are you doing?

675
00:24:27.752 --> 00:24:28.545
We're getting out of here.

676
00:24:29.504 --> 00:24:31.214
You mean, like, running away?

677
00:24:33.133 --> 00:24:33.758
You're being serious?

678
00:24:34.926 --> 00:24:35.844
Yeah, we're leaving.

679
00:24:37.220 --> 00:24:38.472
Well, I'm leaving.

680
00:24:38.889 --> 00:24:39.764
You're coming with me.

681
00:24:40.307 --> 00:24:40.891
Where are your shorts?

682
00:24:41.558 --> 00:24:42.225
The top drawer.

683
00:24:43.393 --> 00:24:43.477
Perfect.

684
00:24:45.228 --> 00:24:46.938
Hey, where are we going?

685
00:24:48.773 --> 00:24:49.816
I'll explain when we leave.

686
00:24:50.692 --> 00:24:51.401
You're coming, right?

687
00:24:58.200 --> 00:24:58.825
This is crazy.

688
00:25:00.452 --> 00:25:00.702
Yeah.

689
00:25:02.370 --> 00:25:02.746
OK.

690
00:25:03.580 --> 00:25:03.997
Let's go.

691
00:25:07.667 --> 00:25:08.668
I can't believe you're doing this.

692
00:25:09.377 --> 00:25:10.295
You know you're crazy, right?

693
00:25:10.962 --> 00:25:11.254
Me?

694
00:25:11.546 --> 00:25:12.546
You're the one who came after knowing

695
00:25:12.547 --> 00:25:13.632
about this for five minutes.

696
00:25:14.049 --> 00:25:14.840
I've been planning this ever

697
00:25:14.841 --> 00:25:16.134
since my dad kicked me out.

698
00:25:17.511 --> 00:25:18.053
Oh, shit.

699
00:25:32.025 --> 00:25:32.776
Fun, right?

700
00:25:33.735 --> 00:25:34.402
This is insane.

701
00:25:37.322 --> 00:25:38.364
Also, don't worry.

702
00:25:38.365 --> 00:25:39.323
I have it all mapped out.

703
00:25:39.324 --> 00:25:39.823
We're going to hitch a

704
00:25:39.824 --> 00:25:41.034
ride to the spa out of town.

705
00:25:41.993 --> 00:25:42.701
You're going to love it.

706
00:25:42.702 --> 00:25:43.245
Trust me.

707
00:25:45.080 --> 00:25:50.377
OK, follow me.

708
00:26:11.773 --> 00:26:15.318
Dakota, I'm just kind of nervous.

709
00:26:16.611 --> 00:26:17.070
About what?

710
00:26:17.362 --> 00:26:17.571
Trouble?

711
00:26:18.613 --> 00:26:18.863
Yeah.

712
00:26:20.115 --> 00:26:23.368
I guess it's just not like me to do this.

713
00:26:24.578 --> 00:26:25.578
Or maybe you just didn't

714
00:26:25.579 --> 00:26:26.496
know you had it in you.

715
00:26:28.540 --> 00:26:29.415
Just so you know, I

716
00:26:29.416 --> 00:26:30.292
wanted to do this too.

717
00:26:30.625 --> 00:26:31.209
You didn't make me.

718
00:26:32.252 --> 00:26:32.752
I know.

719
00:26:35.005 --> 00:26:37.840
It just-- somehow it feels so--

720
00:26:37.841 --> 00:26:38.174
Free.

721
00:26:40.427 --> 00:26:41.303
It does, doesn't it?

722
00:26:42.554 --> 00:26:44.097
Yeah, it does.

723
00:26:47.392 --> 00:26:47.892
Here we are.

724
00:26:49.227 --> 00:26:49.561
You ready?

725
00:26:50.979 --> 00:26:51.479
For what?

726
00:26:52.355 --> 00:26:52.897
Come on.

727
00:26:53.523 --> 00:26:54.107
Where are we going?

728
00:26:56.359 --> 00:26:56.860
OK, I'm coming.

729
00:26:57.319 --> 00:26:57.819
Wait, wait up.

730
00:27:01.031 --> 00:27:01.573
Come on.

731
00:27:02.324 --> 00:27:02.866
This is crazy.

732
00:27:09.956 --> 00:27:10.998
Just do that.

733
00:27:10.999 --> 00:27:11.583
Get away with it.

734
00:27:16.755 --> 00:27:18.048
I gotta be ready for that.

735
00:27:19.966 --> 00:27:20.133
Sorry.

736
00:27:23.678 --> 00:27:29.434
Wake up, Sleeping Beauty.

737
00:27:34.439 --> 00:27:35.523
You're going to get a photo of me.

738
00:27:35.899 --> 00:27:36.608
Let's get my good side.

739
00:27:37.067 --> 00:27:37.733
Stop it.

740
00:27:37.734 --> 00:27:38.610
It was a good photo.

741
00:27:39.903 --> 00:27:40.070
OK.

742
00:27:41.363 --> 00:27:42.447
We got tons to do today.

743
00:27:43.740 --> 00:27:44.698
And you didn't happen to pack

744
00:27:44.699 --> 00:27:46.660
any snacks or food, did you?

745
00:27:47.619 --> 00:27:47.994
Why were?

746
00:27:49.287 --> 00:27:49.496
OK.

747
00:27:50.747 --> 00:27:51.998
So first we got to get food.

748
00:27:53.750 --> 00:27:55.251
And then set up camp?

749
00:27:56.169 --> 00:27:56.920
You know the June kids?

750
00:27:57.671 --> 00:27:58.296
The ones from the book?

751
00:27:58.880 --> 00:27:59.881
Yeah, the ones I told you about.

752
00:28:00.256 --> 00:28:02.216
There's this lake in Virginia, and it's

753
00:28:02.217 --> 00:28:03.802
kind of like their home base.

754
00:28:04.511 --> 00:28:06.637
Could take like a week to get there,

755
00:28:06.638 --> 00:28:07.806
but at least we're off grid for now.

756
00:28:08.598 --> 00:28:10.933
Isn't that like super far away, though?

757
00:28:10.934 --> 00:28:11.935
I got it all planned.

758
00:28:12.769 --> 00:28:13.477
And after we've had enough

759
00:28:13.478 --> 00:28:15.355
of the June kids, Peace Corps,

760
00:28:15.647 --> 00:28:16.398
you and me.

761
00:28:19.109 --> 00:28:19.234
Dakota?

762
00:28:21.861 --> 00:28:22.070
Yeah?

763
00:28:27.951 --> 00:28:28.410
Let's do this.

764
00:28:32.914 --> 00:28:33.164
All right.

765
00:28:33.540 --> 00:28:34.957
All you have to do is distract him.

766
00:28:34.958 --> 00:28:35.792
I'll do the rest, OK?

767
00:28:36.042 --> 00:28:36.251
Yeah.

768
00:28:36.543 --> 00:28:37.127
Yeah, I can do it.

769
00:28:37.627 --> 00:28:39.295
Of course you can, free born.

770
00:28:46.886 --> 00:28:47.429
Hello, sir.

771
00:28:49.097 --> 00:28:50.306
Yeah, I need to use the restroom.

772
00:28:50.515 --> 00:28:51.349
Could I borrow a key?

773
00:28:51.850 --> 00:28:53.226
Thanks for paying customers only.

774
00:28:54.602 --> 00:28:55.729
Oh, is that Dragon Ball?

775
00:28:57.188 --> 00:28:57.856
Volume 16, right?

776
00:28:58.773 --> 00:29:00.149
Goku faces Piccolo at the

777
00:29:00.150 --> 00:29:01.234
World Martial Arts Tournament?

778
00:29:02.360 --> 00:29:02.610
Yeah.

779
00:29:03.903 --> 00:29:05.779
I mean, I prefer Dragon Ball

780
00:29:05.780 --> 00:29:08.115
Z, but the artwork in Dragon

781
00:29:08.116 --> 00:29:09.409
Ball is just insane.

782
00:29:11.161 --> 00:29:12.286
Yeah, I probably

783
00:29:12.287 --> 00:29:13.496
prefer Dragon Ball Z, too.

784
00:29:13.788 --> 00:29:13.997
Totally.

785
00:29:15.749 --> 00:29:15.999
All right.

786
00:29:18.001 --> 00:29:19.169
Better be a number one, though.

787
00:29:19.502 --> 00:29:19.753
All right.

788
00:29:20.920 --> 00:29:22.172
You ever had Dr. Slomp?

789
00:29:22.839 --> 00:29:25.175
I mean, that's like the OG.

790
00:29:29.262 --> 00:29:29.596
All right.

791
00:29:37.812 --> 00:29:37.937
Hello?

792
00:29:40.607 --> 00:29:41.441
Excuse me?

793
00:29:44.486 --> 00:29:45.695
There must be a misunderstanding.

794
00:29:46.112 --> 00:29:47.363
Liam hasn't missed a day of school.

795
00:29:47.947 --> 00:29:49.199
You're speaking of Liam Collier?

796
00:29:55.121 --> 00:29:55.205
OK.

797
00:29:56.039 --> 00:29:57.290
Give me a moment to call his father

798
00:29:57.499 --> 00:30:00.084
to figure out what's going on, OK?

799
00:30:01.544 --> 00:30:02.837
Yes, I'll call you back in a minute.

800
00:30:07.467 --> 00:30:08.258
You ever think about death

801
00:30:08.259 --> 00:30:10.094
being life's biggest secret?

802
00:30:11.346 --> 00:30:12.096
What do you mean, a secret?

803
00:30:12.889 --> 00:30:13.139
Yeah.

804
00:30:13.640 --> 00:30:14.807
Well, we're all going to die,

805
00:30:14.808 --> 00:30:16.892
but we're all scared to die,

806
00:30:16.893 --> 00:30:17.060
right?

807
00:30:17.769 --> 00:30:18.019
Right.

808
00:30:18.728 --> 00:30:20.896
So maybe if we knew how

809
00:30:20.897 --> 00:30:22.816
great life was after we die,

810
00:30:23.274 --> 00:30:24.692
then we'd all just rush to the end.

811
00:30:25.819 --> 00:30:28.111
Like, we'd all just try to

812
00:30:28.112 --> 00:30:29.239
get there as fast as possible.

813
00:30:29.489 --> 00:30:31.699
So maybe it's kind of like a secret.

814
00:30:33.493 --> 00:30:34.786
Maybe that's what drugs are.

815
00:30:35.620 --> 00:30:36.830
No, like, think about it.

816
00:30:37.664 --> 00:30:39.748
Drugs make you think

817
00:30:39.749 --> 00:30:41.543
differently and feel differently

818
00:30:41.918 --> 00:30:44.087
and see crazy colors.

819
00:30:44.963 --> 00:30:46.421
And there's just some

820
00:30:46.422 --> 00:30:48.091
that make life better.

821
00:30:49.676 --> 00:30:54.346
Yeah, maybe dying is like all the best

822
00:30:54.347 --> 00:30:55.557
drugs ever combined.

823
00:30:56.391 --> 00:30:57.767
You know, like the best feeling ever.

824
00:30:59.310 --> 00:30:59.977
I mean, not like I would

825
00:30:59.978 --> 00:31:01.229
have never done drugs, but--

826
00:31:01.938 --> 00:31:02.230
Would you?

827
00:31:03.064 --> 00:31:03.898
Hell, yeah, would you?

828
00:31:05.066 --> 00:31:06.192
I'd rather try getting drunk first.

829
00:31:06.734 --> 00:31:08.194
You've never gotten drunk before?

830
00:31:08.236 --> 00:31:08.902
Dakota, come on.

831
00:31:08.903 --> 00:31:10.071
You really think I've gotten drunk?

832
00:31:11.239 --> 00:31:11.865
Yeah, good point.

833
00:31:12.740 --> 00:31:14.492
Wow, I need to get you drunk then.

834
00:31:15.618 --> 00:31:16.368
I mean, my parents let me

835
00:31:16.369 --> 00:31:18.121
try wine once, but hated it.

836
00:31:18.997 --> 00:31:20.039
Yeah, that does not count.

837
00:31:20.999 --> 00:31:22.000
It's so fun.

838
00:31:22.417 --> 00:31:23.125
It's like everything

839
00:31:23.126 --> 00:31:24.752
just like feels more.

840
00:31:25.503 --> 00:31:26.588
It always makes me want to dance.

841
00:31:27.338 --> 00:31:28.548
That'd be two things I've never done.

842
00:31:29.424 --> 00:31:30.049
Hot me up.

843
00:31:31.885 --> 00:31:33.219
I have so much to teach you.

844
00:31:33.845 --> 00:31:34.720
I could tell you'd be

845
00:31:34.721 --> 00:31:35.679
one hell of a dancer.

846
00:31:35.680 --> 00:31:35.889
Yeah.

847
00:31:37.682 --> 00:31:38.182
Oh, wait a minute.

848
00:31:38.725 --> 00:31:39.349
I picked these up for you

849
00:31:39.350 --> 00:31:40.018
at the convenience store.

850
00:31:40.602 --> 00:31:41.185
Oh, shit.

851
00:31:41.561 --> 00:31:41.769
Yeah.

852
00:31:42.103 --> 00:31:43.186
You're super thoughtful.

853
00:31:43.187 --> 00:31:43.980
There's one rule, OK?

854
00:31:44.188 --> 00:31:45.273
I get all the yellow and red ones.

855
00:31:47.358 --> 00:31:48.067
Oh, you mean this color?

856
00:31:50.320 --> 00:31:51.029
Beam charity.

857
00:31:53.615 --> 00:31:53.823
Wait.

858
00:31:57.994 --> 00:31:59.745
You know, we're kind of

859
00:31:59.746 --> 00:32:01.289
looking into the past right now.

860
00:32:02.081 --> 00:32:02.624
What do you mean?

861
00:32:04.167 --> 00:32:06.251
Well, the stars are so far away.

862
00:32:06.252 --> 00:32:07.377
It takes years for the

863
00:32:07.378 --> 00:32:08.379
light to travel to Earth.

864
00:32:08.713 --> 00:32:10.547
So it's kind of like

865
00:32:10.548 --> 00:32:11.549
we're looking into the past.

866
00:32:15.178 --> 00:32:15.678
That's beautiful.

867
00:32:19.223 --> 00:32:20.642
And that's why I like photography.

868
00:32:22.352 --> 00:32:26.313
Because when I look at a photo, I'm

869
00:32:26.314 --> 00:32:27.231
looking into the past.

870
00:32:31.069 --> 00:32:32.862
Imagine taking a picture of the stars.

871
00:32:34.364 --> 00:32:36.866
You're taking a picture of the past.

872
00:32:37.450 --> 00:32:39.118
That's a picture of the past.

873
00:32:40.828 --> 00:32:43.623
OK, mind blown.

874
00:32:44.958 --> 00:32:45.917
That's actually really cool.

875
00:32:48.002 --> 00:32:48.835
You're just full of

876
00:32:48.836 --> 00:32:50.171
knowledge and ideas, aren't you?

877
00:32:52.632 --> 00:32:54.217
I just-- I like to read.

878
00:32:56.386 --> 00:32:57.552
It's just fascinating to me

879
00:32:57.553 --> 00:33:00.515
how random words and letters

880
00:33:00.723 --> 00:33:02.015
can be pieced together to create

881
00:33:02.016 --> 00:33:04.060
something so beautiful.

882
00:33:05.561 --> 00:33:06.479
26 symbols.

883
00:33:07.146 --> 00:33:07.938
And depending on how

884
00:33:07.939 --> 00:33:08.647
you put them together,

885
00:33:08.648 --> 00:33:10.566
it can create such emotion.

886
00:33:12.151 --> 00:33:13.652
And when you write a story, someone

887
00:33:13.653 --> 00:33:16.697
can feel that all

888
00:33:16.698 --> 00:33:18.282
through words and letters.

889
00:33:19.200 --> 00:33:21.077
It's just crazy to me.

890
00:33:22.161 --> 00:33:22.786
You know, it's not that

891
00:33:22.787 --> 00:33:24.121
much different than photography

892
00:33:24.122 --> 00:33:25.498
when you think about it.

893
00:33:27.166 --> 00:33:27.542
How so?

894
00:33:28.918 --> 00:33:33.256
Well, like, every photo taken is a moment

895
00:33:34.048 --> 00:33:35.717
that can never be replaced, right?

896
00:33:36.968 --> 00:33:40.554
So it's like one photo can

897
00:33:40.555 --> 00:33:41.848
mean something completely

898
00:33:42.015 --> 00:33:43.181
different to one person

899
00:33:43.182 --> 00:33:44.183
than it does to another.

900
00:33:46.519 --> 00:33:48.563
It's kind of like poetry in some ways.

901
00:33:52.025 --> 00:33:53.734
So I guess we're just two poets laying

902
00:33:53.735 --> 00:33:54.818
under the stars then,

903
00:33:54.819 --> 00:33:55.069
huh?

904
00:33:58.740 --> 00:34:00.157
You put it like that, it

905
00:34:00.158 --> 00:34:02.118
sounds pretty romantic.

906
00:34:04.412 --> 00:34:05.413
Maybe because it is.

907
00:34:27.226 --> 00:34:27.894
That must be him.

908
00:34:35.651 --> 00:34:36.777
Hey, thanks for coming

909
00:34:36.778 --> 00:34:38.112
by so quick, Stephen.

910
00:34:38.738 --> 00:34:38.946
Hey.

911
00:34:39.781 --> 00:34:41.741
Got Jackie and Callie right over here.

912
00:34:42.617 --> 00:34:43.034
Hey, Nick.

913
00:34:44.619 --> 00:34:45.327
Sorry not to meet you

914
00:34:45.328 --> 00:34:47.622
guys like this, but here.

915
00:34:49.624 --> 00:34:50.625
You want to tell them what's going on?

916
00:34:53.711 --> 00:34:54.128
Hey, guys.

917
00:34:59.217 --> 00:34:59.674
Now, you'd definitely

918
00:34:59.675 --> 00:35:00.510
be the first one up.

919
00:35:01.135 --> 00:35:01.719
No, no, no.

920
00:35:01.886 --> 00:35:03.970
The strategy is to sit

921
00:35:03.971 --> 00:35:05.973
back, let everyone else

922
00:35:06.015 --> 00:35:08.600
create the drama, and then start making

923
00:35:08.601 --> 00:35:09.727
moves after a merge.

924
00:35:10.228 --> 00:35:11.229
And you think you could do that?

925
00:35:11.896 --> 00:35:13.021
Now, you'd definitely be the first one

926
00:35:13.022 --> 00:35:13.480
to start telling

927
00:35:13.481 --> 00:35:14.482
everybody else what to do.

928
00:35:15.274 --> 00:35:16.316
You know Garrett would kill you.

929
00:35:16.317 --> 00:35:16.692
Hey, yo.

930
00:35:17.819 --> 00:35:18.444
What's up, guys?

931
00:35:20.655 --> 00:35:21.280
You should play it cool.

932
00:35:21.781 --> 00:35:22.156
Follow me.

933
00:35:23.449 --> 00:35:24.283
Hey, what's up, guys?

934
00:35:24.700 --> 00:35:26.201
Hey, we weren't expecting to see any

935
00:35:26.202 --> 00:35:27.285
other campers out here.

936
00:35:27.286 --> 00:35:28.746
Yeah, yeah, I see they're.

937
00:35:28.996 --> 00:35:30.790
We're just on a day hike.

938
00:35:31.624 --> 00:35:31.790
So--

939
00:35:31.791 --> 00:35:32.708
We all look a little lost.

940
00:35:33.334 --> 00:35:33.626
Yeah.

941
00:35:34.210 --> 00:35:35.294
Yeah, we kind of are.

942
00:35:35.962 --> 00:35:36.170
What?

943
00:35:36.712 --> 00:35:37.380
We get it.

944
00:35:37.797 --> 00:35:38.756
KT Park is huge.

945
00:35:39.590 --> 00:35:41.007
I mean, a small group of us were staying

946
00:35:41.008 --> 00:35:41.717
here for a few days.

947
00:35:42.135 --> 00:35:42.676
Yeah, we're actually just

948
00:35:42.677 --> 00:35:43.718
getting some wood right now.

949
00:35:43.719 --> 00:35:44.678
I'm going to cook up some dinner if y'all

950
00:35:44.679 --> 00:35:45.972
want to come hang out a bit.

951
00:35:46.973 --> 00:35:47.640
Oh, thanks.

952
00:35:47.932 --> 00:35:48.766
Yeah, we would love to.

953
00:35:49.350 --> 00:35:50.809
Yeah, we've just eaten

954
00:35:50.810 --> 00:35:52.186
like a protein bar or so.

955
00:35:53.229 --> 00:35:53.563
Hell, yeah.

956
00:35:54.105 --> 00:35:55.106
Well, look, I'm Josh.

957
00:35:55.356 --> 00:35:55.773
This is Kelly.

958
00:35:55.982 --> 00:35:56.774
Dakota, this is Liam.

959
00:35:57.275 --> 00:35:57.441
Cool.

960
00:35:57.984 --> 00:35:59.152
How about you guys just head up to camp?

961
00:35:59.694 --> 00:36:00.735
We're going to grab some firewood.

962
00:36:00.736 --> 00:36:01.904
We'll be back there in a couple minutes.

963
00:36:02.321 --> 00:36:02.780
OK, cool.

964
00:36:02.864 --> 00:36:03.197
Awesome.

965
00:36:03.364 --> 00:36:03.739
How about you guys?

966
00:36:07.118 --> 00:36:07.827
Dakota, what are you doing?

967
00:36:09.245 --> 00:36:09.619
What?

968
00:36:09.620 --> 00:36:10.454
They were super cool.

969
00:36:11.038 --> 00:36:12.582
Not everyone's out to get us, Liam.

970
00:36:12.874 --> 00:36:13.583
How do you know that?

971
00:36:13.875 --> 00:36:15.000
They literally asked us

972
00:36:15.001 --> 00:36:15.918
to eat dinner with them.

973
00:36:16.586 --> 00:36:17.210
I'm starving.

974
00:36:17.211 --> 00:36:17.628
Are you not?

975
00:36:18.504 --> 00:36:19.005
Yeah, but--

976
00:36:19.463 --> 00:36:20.339
OK, then what's the problem?

977
00:36:20.882 --> 00:36:21.340
I don't know.

978
00:36:21.799 --> 00:36:23.341
Maybe that we're running away and people

979
00:36:23.342 --> 00:36:24.302
might be trying to find us.

980
00:36:29.724 --> 00:36:29.849
No.

981
00:36:34.312 --> 00:36:34.395
Shit.

982
00:36:35.062 --> 00:36:35.770
Oh, and there was

983
00:36:35.771 --> 00:36:37.315
something warm on his arm.

984
00:36:37.773 --> 00:36:39.149
Yeah, it's like I could have sworn they

985
00:36:39.150 --> 00:36:40.066
were playing a joke on me.

986
00:36:40.067 --> 00:36:41.735
But it felt like somebody was trying to

987
00:36:41.736 --> 00:36:42.445
spit on me for real.

988
00:36:43.279 --> 00:36:44.655
Somebody just spit on me for something.

989
00:36:45.239 --> 00:36:47.700
No, I shit you not.

990
00:36:48.326 --> 00:36:50.160
Literally shit you not, as it happened.

991
00:36:50.161 --> 00:36:51.203
Oh, don't give away

992
00:36:51.204 --> 00:36:52.120
the punchline just yet.

993
00:36:52.121 --> 00:36:53.121
So there's crows and

994
00:36:53.122 --> 00:36:54.039
they're in these trees.

995
00:36:54.040 --> 00:36:54.789
And so then everybody's

996
00:36:54.790 --> 00:36:56.041
like, hey, Josh, look up.

997
00:36:56.042 --> 00:36:56.626
Am I dumbass?

998
00:36:56.959 --> 00:36:58.418
I look up and literally one of them

999
00:36:58.419 --> 00:36:59.502
takes a dump right in

1000
00:36:59.503 --> 00:37:00.338
the middle of the way.

1001
00:37:00.796 --> 00:37:01.631
Right on his forehead.

1002
00:37:02.340 --> 00:37:03.007
Right in the middle.

1003
00:37:04.175 --> 00:37:05.176
I'm like, what the hell?

1004
00:37:05.843 --> 00:37:06.927
Wait, why would you think

1005
00:37:06.928 --> 00:37:08.387
that someone would spit on you?

1006
00:37:08.596 --> 00:37:09.889
Not someone, me.

1007
00:37:10.056 --> 00:37:11.139
Like, I would randomly just throw me--

1008
00:37:11.140 --> 00:37:12.307
Because you're trying to get me back

1009
00:37:12.308 --> 00:37:13.559
after I pushed you in the lake.

1010
00:37:13.893 --> 00:37:15.478
And spit is white, is it not?

1011
00:37:16.020 --> 00:37:18.772
OK, OK, spit does not look like that.

1012
00:37:18.773 --> 00:37:19.940
And I guess God got the

1013
00:37:19.941 --> 00:37:20.900
payback for me anyway.

1014
00:37:22.485 --> 00:37:25.862
But I guess you guys

1015
00:37:25.863 --> 00:37:26.948
are crashing here then.

1016
00:37:27.490 --> 00:37:28.699
It's kind of late to try and hike out.

1017
00:37:29.408 --> 00:37:30.993
Yeah, I mean, you guys can take my tent.

1018
00:37:31.744 --> 00:37:32.662
We got some extra blankets.

1019
00:37:33.496 --> 00:37:36.207
And me and Patrick can sack up tonight.

1020
00:37:38.167 --> 00:37:38.626
I'll listen.

1021
00:37:39.001 --> 00:37:39.710
He wants to sack.

1022
00:37:39.961 --> 00:37:40.419
Whatever he's shacking.

1023
00:37:40.795 --> 00:37:41.671
Every time we go camping,

1024
00:37:42.004 --> 00:37:42.837
we're talking about shacking.

1025
00:37:42.838 --> 00:37:43.713
It's just because he's in there.

1026
00:37:43.714 --> 00:37:44.339
Yeah, we're calling

1027
00:37:44.340 --> 00:37:45.299
Patty sack for a reason.

1028
00:37:45.967 --> 00:37:46.175
Hey!

1029
00:37:47.176 --> 00:37:47.885
You're awesome.

1030
00:37:48.135 --> 00:37:48.927
That would be great.

1031
00:37:48.928 --> 00:37:49.303
Thank you.

1032
00:37:49.595 --> 00:37:51.721
I think I'm just going to head to bed.

1033
00:37:51.722 --> 00:37:52.348
I'm pretty tired.

1034
00:37:55.017 --> 00:37:55.559
Thank you, guys.

1035
00:37:57.061 --> 00:37:57.520
All right, dude.

1036
00:37:57.687 --> 00:37:58.104
Bye there.

1037
00:37:58.354 --> 00:37:58.521
Bye.

1038
00:38:04.360 --> 00:38:04.943
Yeah, I could have sworn

1039
00:38:04.944 --> 00:38:05.819
they were joking on me.

1040
00:38:05.820 --> 00:38:07.071
Like, if somebody spanned or something.

1041
00:38:07.363 --> 00:38:08.488
Oh, I didn't see you.

1042
00:38:08.489 --> 00:38:09.573
Hey, are you OK?

1043
00:38:09.782 --> 00:38:10.573
So Patrick and Mom comes

1044
00:38:10.574 --> 00:38:11.409
out into the woods, right?

1045
00:38:11.784 --> 00:38:12.659
And little Dina knows,

1046
00:38:12.660 --> 00:38:13.702
they take her off on her leg.

1047
00:38:13.703 --> 00:38:14.286
And next thing you

1048
00:38:14.287 --> 00:38:15.329
know, she's still telling.

1049
00:38:15.579 --> 00:38:16.371
Hey, sleepy boy.

1050
00:38:16.372 --> 00:38:16.664
Aww.

1051
00:38:18.499 --> 00:38:19.834
Well, you guys have any other stories?

1052
00:38:21.210 --> 00:38:22.003
Yeah, I've got a tick.

1053
00:38:23.170 --> 00:38:24.005
All right, check this out.

1054
00:38:24.171 --> 00:38:24.879
So Patrick and Mom

1055
00:38:24.880 --> 00:38:25.715
comes out into the woods.

1056
00:38:30.011 --> 00:38:31.220
Damn, you slept hard.

1057
00:38:31.887 --> 00:38:33.097
You must have been pretty tired.

1058
00:38:34.473 --> 00:38:35.016
Where is everybody?

1059
00:38:35.850 --> 00:38:36.683
Oh, they went on a hike

1060
00:38:36.684 --> 00:38:37.852
to a waterfall nearby.

1061
00:38:38.477 --> 00:38:39.894
But I said that we had to head out,

1062
00:38:39.895 --> 00:38:40.980
so they said to tell you bye.

1063
00:38:41.814 --> 00:38:42.648
Yeah, let's get on the road.

1064
00:38:49.030 --> 00:38:49.822
Hey, what's your problem?

1065
00:38:53.034 --> 00:38:54.576
Is it about us spending the night here?

1066
00:38:54.577 --> 00:38:55.702
Because, I mean, those

1067
00:38:55.703 --> 00:38:56.703
people were super cool.

1068
00:38:56.704 --> 00:38:57.329
They didn't even ask

1069
00:38:57.330 --> 00:38:58.538
us why we were there,

1070
00:38:58.539 --> 00:38:59.999
or anything like that.

1071
00:39:00.875 --> 00:39:01.584
Hey, I'm talking.

1072
00:39:03.294 --> 00:39:04.336
What's going on?

1073
00:39:04.337 --> 00:39:04.545
Nothing.

1074
00:39:05.755 --> 00:39:06.672
Come on, let's get a move on.

1075
00:39:06.964 --> 00:39:07.798
You're up with the June kids.

1076
00:39:09.050 --> 00:39:09.800
Oh, what this is about?

1077
00:39:10.843 --> 00:39:11.969
You don't really want to go anymore?

1078
00:39:12.219 --> 00:39:13.804
No, I want to go.

1079
00:39:14.013 --> 00:39:16.890
I just-- I liked it better

1080
00:39:16.891 --> 00:39:18.142
when it was just you and me.

1081
00:39:18.809 --> 00:39:19.894
I could be myself.

1082
00:39:22.480 --> 00:39:22.730
Oh.

1083
00:39:24.148 --> 00:39:25.398
Do you think I would just leave you

1084
00:39:25.399 --> 00:39:26.692
once we met up with the June kids?

1085
00:39:27.401 --> 00:39:28.402
No, I just--

1086
00:39:30.112 --> 00:39:30.446
I don't know.

1087
00:39:32.907 --> 00:39:33.656
You're way better at this

1088
00:39:33.657 --> 00:39:35.409
than me, talking to people.

1089
00:39:37.995 --> 00:39:39.246
I'm not good with people like you are.

1090
00:39:40.122 --> 00:39:41.623
I mean, yeah, those

1091
00:39:41.624 --> 00:39:42.792
people were cool, I guess.

1092
00:39:43.084 --> 00:39:45.085
But like I said, I

1093
00:39:45.086 --> 00:39:46.003
don't like most people.

1094
00:39:46.545 --> 00:39:48.381
And this journey is about us, Liam.

1095
00:39:48.589 --> 00:39:49.214
I mean, I seriously

1096
00:39:49.215 --> 00:39:50.299
couldn't do this without you.

1097
00:39:50.341 --> 00:39:50.841
Yeah, right.

1098
00:39:51.133 --> 00:39:52.259
No, Liam, seriously.

1099
00:39:53.135 --> 00:39:57.013
I mean, in some ways, it doesn't really

1100
00:39:57.014 --> 00:39:57.722
feel like I'm running

1101
00:39:57.723 --> 00:39:59.975
away because you're here.

1102
00:40:01.143 --> 00:40:02.519
Yeah, it's more like--

1103
00:40:02.520 --> 00:40:02.978
An adventure.

1104
00:40:03.979 --> 00:40:04.146
Yeah.

1105
00:40:05.439 --> 00:40:05.898
I know.

1106
00:40:06.232 --> 00:40:09.860
I just-- it's supposed to be our thing.

1107
00:40:10.986 --> 00:40:12.321
Like what you and me are doing.

1108
00:40:13.197 --> 00:40:15.032
And if we meet up with some other kids--

1109
00:40:15.282 --> 00:40:16.534
Then it won't change anything.

1110
00:40:19.870 --> 00:40:21.205
It feels safe with us.

1111
00:40:21.247 --> 00:40:23.207
It feels safe with us, doesn't it?

1112
00:40:24.417 --> 00:40:24.667
Yeah.

1113
00:40:28.295 --> 00:40:30.589
See, you get me, Dakota.

1114
00:40:32.883 --> 00:40:34.134
I didn't know I had this in me.

1115
00:40:34.135 --> 00:40:36.553
To run away and to try

1116
00:40:36.554 --> 00:40:37.763
stuff like this, I just--

1117
00:40:38.347 --> 00:40:39.432
I don't want things to change.

1118
00:40:43.436 --> 00:40:44.437
OK, then let's make a deal.

1119
00:40:45.771 --> 00:40:48.022
If we find the June kids and we don't

1120
00:40:48.023 --> 00:40:49.358
like them, screw them.

1121
00:40:49.900 --> 00:40:50.608
OK, we'll just keep

1122
00:40:50.609 --> 00:40:51.693
going until we find something

1123
00:40:51.694 --> 00:40:52.319
that we do like.

1124
00:40:52.987 --> 00:40:55.197
Or find a shitty job somewhere.

1125
00:40:57.199 --> 00:40:57.408
Really?

1126
00:40:59.952 --> 00:41:00.161
Really.

1127
00:41:03.539 --> 00:41:04.707
You know, it's just not like him.

1128
00:41:06.417 --> 00:41:07.333
Still having a hard time

1129
00:41:07.334 --> 00:41:08.752
wrapping my mind around this.

1130
00:41:11.547 --> 00:41:14.507
Officer Stan told me 90% of kids who run

1131
00:41:14.508 --> 00:41:15.509
away end up returning.

1132
00:41:18.846 --> 00:41:19.220
He's just going

1133
00:41:19.221 --> 00:41:20.723
through a phase right now.

1134
00:41:21.056 --> 00:41:21.681
All right, let's just

1135
00:41:21.682 --> 00:41:24.559
remember he did say that this happens

1136
00:41:24.560 --> 00:41:25.393
way more frequently

1137
00:41:25.394 --> 00:41:26.687
with kids than we realize.

1138
00:41:29.190 --> 00:41:39.533
I never really liked him.

1139
00:41:40.451 --> 00:41:42.035
He was a sophomore, but he

1140
00:41:42.036 --> 00:41:42.827
was just like not cute at all.

1141
00:41:42.828 --> 00:41:44.204
Oh, really? Yeah. Not cute at all.

1142
00:41:44.205 --> 00:41:44.497
Oh, really?

1143
00:41:47.166 --> 00:41:47.750
Oh my gosh.

1144
00:41:49.793 --> 00:41:50.169
Check it out?

1145
00:41:50.586 --> 00:41:52.004
You mean race to our hotel?

1146
00:42:03.641 --> 00:42:03.766
Hello?

1147
00:42:05.851 --> 00:42:06.519
He said hello.

1148
00:42:06.977 --> 00:42:07.228
What?

1149
00:42:08.270 --> 00:42:09.312
It's rude for someone to

1150
00:42:09.313 --> 00:42:10.481
say hello and no one respond.

1151
00:42:11.899 --> 00:42:13.067
Come on, Liam, no one's here.

1152
00:42:15.528 --> 00:42:16.487
Damn, we found the spot.

1153
00:42:16.946 --> 00:42:17.863
You don't think that--

1154
00:42:17.905 --> 00:42:18.864
No, of course not.

1155
00:42:19.281 --> 00:42:20.241
We're in the middle of nowhere.

1156
00:42:21.283 --> 00:42:22.200
Honestly, I think this

1157
00:42:22.201 --> 00:42:23.160
could be a pretty good setup.

1158
00:42:24.495 --> 00:42:25.454
Here, let me show you around.

1159
00:42:27.873 --> 00:42:30.500
Now, Liam, I know this may not be what

1160
00:42:30.501 --> 00:42:31.585
you consider luxury,

1161
00:42:33.629 --> 00:42:35.004
but we do actually have a few

1162
00:42:35.005 --> 00:42:36.340
items that could catch an eye.

1163
00:42:37.424 --> 00:42:40.135
For example, this top notch frying pan.

1164
00:42:40.636 --> 00:42:43.305
Wow, it actually is.

1165
00:42:43.722 --> 00:42:44.347
You know, actually, I think

1166
00:42:44.348 --> 00:42:45.558
that might be a cast iron.

1167
00:42:46.225 --> 00:42:47.225
One of the fine

1168
00:42:47.226 --> 00:42:49.103
luggiers of this establishment.

1169
00:42:51.313 --> 00:42:51.730
Oh my god.

1170
00:42:54.650 --> 00:42:55.734
One of those old record players.

1171
00:42:57.695 --> 00:42:57.987
Does it work?

1172
00:42:58.779 --> 00:42:59.237
I don't know.

1173
00:42:59.238 --> 00:42:59.613
Let me see.

1174
00:43:04.827 --> 00:43:05.451
Oh, shit.

1175
00:43:05.452 --> 00:43:05.995
It spins.

1176
00:43:07.246 --> 00:43:08.539
I mean, there's power in this place.

1177
00:43:09.290 --> 00:43:10.291
Hey, come here to look.

1178
00:43:13.085 --> 00:43:13.294
What?

1179
00:43:15.045 --> 00:43:15.670
So I guess you're treating

1180
00:43:15.671 --> 00:43:16.755
me to fine dining tonight.

1181
00:43:18.299 --> 00:43:19.174
Looks like I am.

1182
00:43:22.219 --> 00:43:23.554
Oh my gosh, it's so funny.

1183
00:43:24.513 --> 00:43:25.139
Such an original.

1184
00:43:27.099 --> 00:43:27.933
Oh, it was so good.

1185
00:43:28.350 --> 00:43:28.726
So hungry.

1186
00:43:29.018 --> 00:43:29.560
I know, me too.

1187
00:43:31.353 --> 00:43:32.646
Deserve would be so good right now.

1188
00:43:34.648 --> 00:43:35.733
It's a good thing we have it.

1189
00:43:36.609 --> 00:43:37.484
Where did you get that?

1190
00:43:38.193 --> 00:43:38.693
Dude, come on.

1191
00:43:38.694 --> 00:43:39.945
This place is like cram with goodies.

1192
00:43:41.113 --> 00:43:42.031
It's the good stuff too.

1193
00:43:44.074 --> 00:43:45.451
So it's a nice night, huh?

1194
00:43:47.870 --> 00:43:50.121
Your first drink and me the

1195
00:43:50.122 --> 00:43:52.082
bad influence to give it to you.

1196
00:43:54.877 --> 00:43:55.085
Pierre.

1197
00:43:57.880 --> 00:43:58.671
It was going to happen sooner

1198
00:43:58.672 --> 00:44:01.216
or later to our luxury hotel.

1199
00:44:05.137 --> 00:44:05.429
Go on.

1200
00:44:09.141 --> 00:44:10.351
Oh.

1201
00:44:12.645 --> 00:44:15.356
Took your first hit like a champ, bud.

1202
00:44:17.274 --> 00:44:17.982
Is your throat always

1203
00:44:17.983 --> 00:44:19.068
supposed to burn like this?

1204
00:44:19.985 --> 00:44:22.196
It gets easier the more you do it.

1205
00:44:22.780 --> 00:44:23.989
Then it just gets more fun.

1206
00:44:24.907 --> 00:44:25.240
That's me.

1207
00:44:26.992 --> 00:44:27.743
Oh, I have one more surprise for you.

1208
00:44:58.565 --> 00:45:01.860
So miss, may I have this dance?

1209
00:45:04.154 --> 00:45:06.573
But sir, my prom day would be so angry.

1210
00:45:07.199 --> 00:45:08.908
But miss, please, I saw

1211
00:45:08.909 --> 00:45:09.784
you from across the room

1212
00:45:09.785 --> 00:45:10.952
and I thought you were the most beautiful

1213
00:45:10.953 --> 00:45:11.954
girl I've ever seen.

1214
00:45:12.830 --> 00:45:13.706
You must have this dance.

1215
00:45:15.165 --> 00:45:16.333
OK, it's one.

1216
00:45:19.461 --> 00:45:29.012
Do you really think that?

1217
00:45:30.264 --> 00:45:30.723
Think what?

1218
00:45:32.349 --> 00:45:33.182
That I'm the most

1219
00:45:33.183 --> 00:45:34.893
beautiful girl I've ever seen?

1220
00:45:35.561 --> 00:45:35.811
Yeah.

1221
00:45:36.729 --> 00:45:37.146
I always say.

1222
00:45:38.939 --> 00:45:40.566
It's a state I longed for.

1223
00:45:42.317 --> 00:45:43.569
You knew that poem was about you?

1224
00:45:44.319 --> 00:45:46.363
I mean, you used my name in a poem.

1225
00:45:47.197 --> 00:45:48.365
It's pretty obvious.

1226
00:45:49.533 --> 00:45:50.951
I just wanted to hear you say it.

1227
00:45:52.035 --> 00:45:52.703
Say what exactly?

1228
00:45:54.580 --> 00:45:55.789
That you liked me.

1229
00:46:05.215 --> 00:46:07.760
I like you so much.

1230
00:46:10.053 --> 00:46:10.971
I like you too.

1231
00:46:29.865 --> 00:46:30.531
I wouldn't be surprised

1232
00:46:30.532 --> 00:46:31.450
if they've already left.

1233
00:46:31.867 --> 00:46:32.825
I mean, I've been chasing our

1234
00:46:32.826 --> 00:46:34.077
homeless people around here.

1235
00:46:34.203 --> 00:46:35.704
How often do you have to take them?

1236
00:46:41.794 --> 00:46:43.836
Liam, Liam, wake up.

1237
00:46:43.837 --> 00:46:44.420
Wake up, wake up.

1238
00:46:44.421 --> 00:46:44.713
What's wrong?

1239
00:46:45.047 --> 00:46:46.006
Give yourself a look.

1240
00:46:46.548 --> 00:46:47.716
Give yourself a look.

1241
00:46:48.342 --> 00:46:48.842
We gotta go.

1242
00:46:56.433 --> 00:46:59.603
This is the Chautauga River.

1243
00:47:00.020 --> 00:47:01.730
That means if we keep heading north,

1244
00:47:01.980 --> 00:47:03.565
we'll get to Hendersonville.

1245
00:47:04.358 --> 00:47:05.316
And then we just have to

1246
00:47:05.317 --> 00:47:07.820
keep heading north east.

1247
00:47:09.112 --> 00:47:09.988
Oh my god.

1248
00:47:12.741 --> 00:47:13.741
OK, well, that's the

1249
00:47:13.742 --> 00:47:14.535
sign of a good night.

1250
00:47:16.036 --> 00:47:16.620
OK, wait here.

1251
00:47:16.662 --> 00:47:19.623
This is what I call a recovery pack.

1252
00:47:20.999 --> 00:47:24.086
Water, and then dumb.

1253
00:47:26.046 --> 00:47:27.756
Can we just take the day off?

1254
00:47:28.841 --> 00:47:30.425
I mean, take a nap or something?

1255
00:47:31.260 --> 00:47:31.759
You know what?

1256
00:47:31.760 --> 00:47:32.301
Yeah, yeah.

1257
00:47:32.302 --> 00:47:33.261
Let's just get a little

1258
00:47:33.262 --> 00:47:35.097
further, and then we can.

1259
00:47:35.472 --> 00:47:35.681
Yes.

1260
00:47:36.139 --> 00:47:36.889
Maybe we can try to

1261
00:47:36.890 --> 00:47:38.183
travel on some wheels tonight,

1262
00:47:38.600 --> 00:47:39.476
catch up the time.

1263
00:47:40.227 --> 00:47:40.644
Let's go.

1264
00:47:49.403 --> 00:47:49.611
Hello?

1265
00:47:51.488 --> 00:47:53.365
Oh my god.

1266
00:47:54.575 --> 00:47:55.534
OK, thank you.

1267
00:47:56.034 --> 00:47:56.702
What is the address?

1268
00:47:59.663 --> 00:47:59.788
OK.

1269
00:48:01.248 --> 00:48:02.249
OK.

1270
00:48:02.916 --> 00:48:03.375
Thank you.

1271
00:48:04.126 --> 00:48:04.376
Steven.

1272
00:48:05.168 --> 00:48:05.751
Steven, get the keys.

1273
00:48:05.752 --> 00:48:20.683
They have a lead. So your dad really wants to

1274
00:48:20.684 --> 00:48:21.685
send you to live with your mom?

1275
00:48:23.896 --> 00:48:24.896
Liam, he literally walked

1276
00:48:24.897 --> 00:48:26.273
into my room with a suitcase,

1277
00:48:26.899 --> 00:48:27.857
told me to start packing

1278
00:48:27.858 --> 00:48:28.608
and that he was sending me

1279
00:48:28.609 --> 00:48:29.484
to her house on Monday.

1280
00:48:30.986 --> 00:48:31.862
I don't get it, though.

1281
00:48:32.195 --> 00:48:34.072
What's so terrible about your mom's?

1282
00:48:35.157 --> 00:48:36.324
I mean, not that I would ever

1283
00:48:36.325 --> 00:48:37.742
want you to leave, trust me,

1284
00:48:37.743 --> 00:48:39.578
but like, why?

1285
00:48:43.290 --> 00:48:43.457
OK.

1286
00:48:44.499 --> 00:48:45.626
So basically, I'm going to go to the bathroom.

1287
00:48:46.251 --> 00:48:48.753
Basically, my parents got

1288
00:48:48.754 --> 00:48:50.005
divorced when I was like five,

1289
00:48:50.339 --> 00:48:50.631
right?

1290
00:48:52.466 --> 00:48:53.007
And then my mom

1291
00:48:53.008 --> 00:48:54.426
remarried like a year later

1292
00:48:55.010 --> 00:48:56.219
and then started having kids.

1293
00:48:57.346 --> 00:48:59.180
And so every time I would visit her,

1294
00:48:59.181 --> 00:49:00.766
I just felt like super out of place

1295
00:49:01.224 --> 00:49:02.517
in her new perfect family.

1296
00:49:04.102 --> 00:49:04.477
I don't know.

1297
00:49:04.478 --> 00:49:06.479
I mean, obviously she tried

1298
00:49:06.480 --> 00:49:07.563
to get me to live with her,

1299
00:49:07.564 --> 00:49:10.817
but it never felt right, you know?

1300
00:49:14.071 --> 00:49:15.363
Maybe you just never

1301
00:49:15.364 --> 00:49:16.406
really gave her a chance.

1302
00:49:21.036 --> 00:49:21.536
Yeah, I don't know.

1303
00:49:23.538 --> 00:49:24.205
I guess it just feels

1304
00:49:24.206 --> 00:49:26.625
familiar with my dad, you know?

1305
00:49:28.585 --> 00:49:28.960
I don't know.

1306
00:49:28.961 --> 00:49:29.835
He just makes me into

1307
00:49:29.836 --> 00:49:30.879
this person that I'm not.

1308
00:49:32.631 --> 00:49:33.756
I mean, for my birthday

1309
00:49:33.757 --> 00:49:35.842
this year, he got me a dress.

1310
00:49:36.843 --> 00:49:38.970
Liam, the last time I wore a dress

1311
00:49:38.971 --> 00:49:40.013
was for like a funeral in fourth grade.

1312
00:49:40.055 --> 00:49:42.265
And the next time will be my wedding.

1313
00:49:44.476 --> 00:49:46.060
He literally told me one time that if I

1314
00:49:46.061 --> 00:49:47.020
don't go to college,

1315
00:49:47.270 --> 00:49:48.146
I'm going to end up homeless.

1316
00:49:49.523 --> 00:49:51.190
Which is actually kind of funny because

1317
00:49:51.191 --> 00:49:53.402
we kind of are homeless.

1318
00:49:55.153 --> 00:49:55.362
Yeah.

1319
00:49:57.948 --> 00:49:58.657
I'm sorry, Dakota.

1320
00:50:00.075 --> 00:50:02.118
I mean, I think you really

1321
00:50:02.119 --> 00:50:03.619
are just the type of person

1322
00:50:03.620 --> 00:50:04.788
that's really easy to be around.

1323
00:50:05.622 --> 00:50:07.040
You're fun and creative.

1324
00:50:08.917 --> 00:50:10.209
Maybe if your dad just got

1325
00:50:10.210 --> 00:50:11.419
to know you a little more.

1326
00:50:11.420 --> 00:50:12.004
Right, exactly.

1327
00:50:12.838 --> 00:50:13.714
He doesn't know me.

1328
00:50:15.382 --> 00:50:17.259
But you know you.

1329
00:50:19.219 --> 00:50:21.722
I think that's what's amazing about you.

1330
00:50:21.763 --> 00:50:23.265
You don't care about anyone else thinks.

1331
00:50:24.391 --> 00:50:27.435
I mean, I feel like I

1332
00:50:27.436 --> 00:50:29.604
don't really know who I am

1333
00:50:29.646 --> 00:50:32.024
or where I want to be.

1334
00:50:35.152 --> 00:50:38.196
That's why I like hanging around you.

1335
00:50:38.739 --> 00:50:42.159
Liam, I want to be you when I grow up.

1336
00:50:42.492 --> 00:50:43.325
No, I mean, you're

1337
00:50:43.326 --> 00:50:44.619
like a talented writer.

1338
00:50:45.162 --> 00:50:46.162
You're a good friend.

1339
00:50:46.163 --> 00:50:46.663
You're sweet.

1340
00:50:48.040 --> 00:50:49.457
It's just so weird to me that you think

1341
00:50:49.458 --> 00:50:50.709
no one would ever want to be your friend.

1342
00:50:52.961 --> 00:50:54.755
People just make me anxious.

1343
00:50:56.381 --> 00:50:57.548
I just feel like I always have to think

1344
00:50:57.549 --> 00:50:58.340
about what I say

1345
00:50:58.341 --> 00:50:59.801
before I say all the time.

1346
00:51:01.428 --> 00:51:02.763
And you can't be yourself at home?

1347
00:51:05.098 --> 00:51:08.684
My mom and dad, let's just say my dad

1348
00:51:08.685 --> 00:51:09.561
thinks I'm depressed

1349
00:51:10.854 --> 00:51:12.772
because I let him read one poem that I

1350
00:51:12.773 --> 00:51:17.069
wrote and it had a sad tone to it.

1351
00:51:17.819 --> 00:51:18.653
Dude, I'm sorry.

1352
00:51:19.321 --> 00:51:20.197
Our parents suck.

1353
00:51:21.615 --> 00:51:22.741
But that's their problem.

1354
00:51:23.325 --> 00:51:24.784
Please make a promise to me that you'll

1355
00:51:24.785 --> 00:51:25.869
never stop writing, okay?

1356
00:51:26.661 --> 00:51:27.287
I'm serious.

1357
00:51:27.537 --> 00:51:28.120
Like everything you

1358
00:51:28.121 --> 00:51:30.499
write just gets to me.

1359
00:51:35.754 --> 00:51:36.379
Thanks, The Cud.

1360
00:51:40.300 --> 00:51:41.467
The neighbors down the road said they

1361
00:51:41.468 --> 00:51:43.052
heard some music in here last night.

1362
00:51:43.053 --> 00:51:44.096
So I came down to check.

1363
00:51:45.806 --> 00:51:47.057
This is the photo we found inside.

1364
00:51:50.310 --> 00:51:50.769
This is them.

1365
00:51:52.020 --> 00:51:53.355
You got to be kidding me.

1366
00:51:56.441 --> 00:51:57.901
So what we're looking at right now,

1367
00:51:58.110 --> 00:51:59.486
misdemeanor trespassing and vandalism,

1368
00:52:00.028 --> 00:52:02.113
fortunately for the kids, Dale here is

1369
00:52:02.114 --> 00:52:03.198
not willing to press any charges.

1370
00:52:04.449 --> 00:52:04.741
Thank you.

1371
00:52:05.200 --> 00:52:06.618
Oh, I mean, look at this place.

1372
00:52:06.868 --> 00:52:08.160
We were getting ready to tear it down in

1373
00:52:08.161 --> 00:52:08.870
about a month anyway.

1374
00:52:10.956 --> 00:52:12.623
And I know it's hard, but the good news

1375
00:52:12.624 --> 00:52:13.582
is, is we know that they're

1376
00:52:13.583 --> 00:52:14.626
not kidnapped at this point.

1377
00:52:16.503 --> 00:52:17.378
I'm just shocked they

1378
00:52:17.379 --> 00:52:18.505
made it this far out of town.

1379
00:52:20.090 --> 00:52:21.590
All we can really do now, do

1380
00:52:21.591 --> 00:52:22.842
you have any photos of the kids?

1381
00:52:22.843 --> 00:52:23.592
I can send over to the

1382
00:52:23.593 --> 00:52:24.136
neighboring counties.

1383
00:52:24.427 --> 00:52:26.471
Yeah, yeah, honey, you got those info.

1384
00:52:27.556 --> 00:52:28.013
All right, we got

1385
00:52:28.014 --> 00:52:31.017
documents, photos, whatever you need.

1386
00:52:31.643 --> 00:52:32.184
That's great.

1387
00:52:32.185 --> 00:52:33.936
Just everybody stay close by because we

1388
00:52:33.937 --> 00:52:35.271
don't know what type of calls can come in

1389
00:52:35.272 --> 00:52:36.106
over the next couple days.

1390
00:52:36.523 --> 00:52:37.858
Yeah, we can do that.

1391
00:52:44.447 --> 00:52:45.073
Do you want us to know?

1392
00:52:47.033 --> 00:52:47.659
Hey, guys.

1393
00:52:48.493 --> 00:52:51.120
Um, me and my cousin were kind of lost.

1394
00:52:51.121 --> 00:52:51.912
I was wondering if you guys

1395
00:52:51.913 --> 00:52:53.373
could give us a ride into town.

1396
00:52:53.665 --> 00:52:55.207
Yeah, if you're heading up to Penrose,

1397
00:52:55.208 --> 00:52:56.334
maybe you could drop us off.

1398
00:52:57.377 --> 00:52:58.252
Yeah, sorry, we aren't

1399
00:52:58.253 --> 00:52:58.962
headed that direction.

1400
00:53:00.005 --> 00:53:00.254
All right.

1401
00:53:00.255 --> 00:53:00.589
See you guys.

1402
00:53:03.884 --> 00:53:05.510
I'm headed up near Penrose.

1403
00:53:06.219 --> 00:53:07.846
Could happily drop you guys off.

1404
00:53:08.221 --> 00:53:09.014
It'd be a pleasure.

1405
00:53:11.474 --> 00:53:14.853
Come on, Lamb, just trust me.

1406
00:53:23.653 --> 00:53:24.988
Those are some beautiful flowers.

1407
00:53:25.655 --> 00:53:26.323
Are they for your wife?

1408
00:53:26.948 --> 00:53:28.366
Yes, they are.

1409
00:53:29.201 --> 00:53:30.202
Roses are her favorite,

1410
00:53:30.619 --> 00:53:32.662
but they're not in season.

1411
00:53:33.538 --> 00:53:34.955
But that store always

1412
00:53:34.956 --> 00:53:36.333
seems to have them in stock.

1413
00:53:38.293 --> 00:53:40.544
You know, it's a pretty

1414
00:53:40.545 --> 00:53:42.130
long drive from Rocky Bottom.

1415
00:53:44.257 --> 00:53:47.051
Yeah, um, my cousin and

1416
00:53:47.052 --> 00:53:48.762
I, we got kind of lost.

1417
00:53:49.554 --> 00:53:50.304
We were going to take the

1418
00:53:50.305 --> 00:53:52.057
bus, but we missed it, so.

1419
00:53:53.183 --> 00:53:54.559
Well, I'm happy to help.

1420
00:53:55.477 --> 00:53:57.312
Looks like you two are on an adventure.

1421
00:53:58.021 --> 00:53:59.439
Yeah, guys, that's what we got on our--

1422
00:53:59.981 --> 00:54:02.816
Mike over here is a writer, and I'm a

1423
00:54:02.817 --> 00:54:03.610
nature photographer,

1424
00:54:03.860 --> 00:54:05.527
so we went on a hike

1425
00:54:05.528 --> 00:54:07.614
for creative inspiration.

1426
00:54:08.990 --> 00:54:10.116
Well, that sounds like fun.

1427
00:54:11.159 --> 00:54:11.867
What kind of stories

1428
00:54:11.868 --> 00:54:12.786
you like to write, Mike?

1429
00:54:14.329 --> 00:54:15.913
Well, don't laugh, but

1430
00:54:15.914 --> 00:54:18.124
children's stories mostly,

1431
00:54:19.084 --> 00:54:20.292
but not just for children.

1432
00:54:20.293 --> 00:54:21.503
It's like a fantasy stuff.

1433
00:54:22.879 --> 00:54:25.173
Oh, my granddaughter would love that.

1434
00:54:25.924 --> 00:54:26.882
She's got a huge

1435
00:54:26.883 --> 00:54:28.677
imagination for a six-year-old.

1436
00:54:28.969 --> 00:54:29.261
Oh, really?

1437
00:54:29.719 --> 00:54:30.262
What's her name?

1438
00:54:30.720 --> 00:54:30.929
Shirley.

1439
00:54:31.763 --> 00:54:32.973
Oh, it's a beautiful name.

1440
00:54:33.598 --> 00:54:34.266
Yes, it is.

1441
00:54:34.766 --> 00:54:36.684
She was named after my

1442
00:54:36.685 --> 00:54:39.312
wife, who passed from cancer

1443
00:54:39.479 --> 00:54:40.605
just before she was born.

1444
00:54:42.190 --> 00:54:45.902
Well, sir, it's OK.

1445
00:54:46.820 --> 00:54:48.570
You know, seeing you

1446
00:54:48.571 --> 00:54:50.240
two on your adventure

1447
00:54:51.283 --> 00:54:52.533
reminds me of the things

1448
00:54:52.534 --> 00:54:54.202
that Shirley and I used to do.

1449
00:54:54.786 --> 00:54:56.537
Every May, when the

1450
00:54:56.538 --> 00:54:57.664
flowers start to bloom,

1451
00:54:58.748 --> 00:55:00.875
we'd go to all the parks, pick flowers.

1452
00:55:02.002 --> 00:55:03.628
Shirley would make a beautiful bouquet,

1453
00:55:04.921 --> 00:55:06.839
and I would pick the honeysuckle just so

1454
00:55:06.840 --> 00:55:07.674
we could enjoy them.

1455
00:55:10.343 --> 00:55:12.094
Now I'd like to remind her

1456
00:55:12.095 --> 00:55:14.305
that this old man is still

1457
00:55:14.306 --> 00:55:15.849
getting flowers for her.

1458
00:55:17.225 --> 00:55:17.934
That's so sweet.

1459
00:55:19.269 --> 00:55:19.977
Seems like you guys

1460
00:55:19.978 --> 00:55:20.895
are kind of like a team.

1461
00:55:22.147 --> 00:55:22.897
We sure were.

1462
00:55:23.982 --> 00:55:26.233
And all that time, it

1463
00:55:26.234 --> 00:55:27.652
wasn't about picking flowers.

1464
00:55:28.737 --> 00:55:30.029
It's what we learned about

1465
00:55:30.030 --> 00:55:31.948
each other and ourselves.

1466
00:55:33.950 --> 00:55:35.284
Kind of sounds like you

1467
00:55:35.285 --> 00:55:36.411
two are doing that right now.

1468
00:55:39.706 --> 00:55:41.499
Yeah, I think we're trying.

1469
00:55:47.380 --> 00:55:48.131
Well, here we are.

1470
00:55:49.716 --> 00:55:51.343
Richard, thank you so much.

1471
00:55:51.676 --> 00:55:53.219
I mean, we really enjoyed your company.

1472
00:55:53.470 --> 00:55:54.888
Oh, it's been my pleasure.

1473
00:55:57.474 --> 00:56:01.561
Here, I want you all to take this.

1474
00:56:02.062 --> 00:56:03.228
It's my contribution

1475
00:56:03.229 --> 00:56:04.439
to your old adventure.

1476
00:56:05.940 --> 00:56:07.567
Oh, no, you really don't have to do that.

1477
00:56:08.943 --> 00:56:13.531
Now, you've got to call your parents soon

1478
00:56:15.283 --> 00:56:16.576
and let them know you're doing OK.

1479
00:56:18.370 --> 00:56:18.453
OK?

1480
00:56:19.204 --> 00:56:19.454
OK.

1481
00:56:20.330 --> 00:56:20.455
OK.

1482
00:56:22.415 --> 00:56:22.624
Of course.

1483
00:56:23.708 --> 00:56:24.626
Thank you so much.

1484
00:56:24.918 --> 00:56:25.543
Really, I mean--

1485
00:56:26.252 --> 00:56:28.463
No, thank you.

1486
00:56:42.185 --> 00:56:42.685
Trade ourselves.

1487
00:56:43.186 --> 00:56:44.062
To a good night's sleep.

1488
00:56:44.896 --> 00:56:45.522
And pizza.

1489
00:56:46.898 --> 00:56:47.190
Come on.

1490
00:56:56.324 --> 00:56:56.741
OK.

1491
00:56:57.325 --> 00:56:58.284
I'll be back.

1492
00:56:58.493 --> 00:56:58.827
I'll be back.

1493
00:57:03.998 --> 00:57:04.207
Hi.

1494
00:57:05.583 --> 00:57:06.709
We'll have the cheapest room you got.

1495
00:57:07.252 --> 00:57:07.961
One bed or two.

1496
00:57:09.921 --> 00:57:12.549
One.

1497
00:57:17.887 --> 00:57:19.389
$62.37.

1498
00:57:20.849 --> 00:57:21.015
OK.

1499
00:57:23.309 --> 00:57:24.644
Here you go.

1500
00:57:35.113 --> 00:57:35.447
Thank you.

1501
00:57:37.699 --> 00:57:38.825
Room number 159.

1502
00:57:39.451 --> 00:57:40.910
Check out time is 11 AM.

1503
00:57:41.619 --> 00:57:43.036
Press bound one if you have any questions

1504
00:57:43.037 --> 00:57:44.080
or if you need any time.

1505
00:57:44.581 --> 00:57:44.955
Cool.

1506
00:57:44.956 --> 00:57:45.665
Thank you.

1507
00:58:01.097 --> 00:58:01.222
OK.

1508
00:58:01.723 --> 00:58:01.931
Great.

1509
00:58:02.307 --> 00:58:02.974
Let me get a photo.

1510
00:58:03.099 --> 00:58:03.558
OK, wait.

1511
00:58:07.479 --> 00:58:08.188
I think I was dead.

1512
00:58:08.646 --> 00:58:09.189
Shake at you.

1513
00:58:09.397 --> 00:58:09.814
Let's see.

1514
00:58:10.356 --> 00:58:10.773
Was it good?

1515
00:58:11.107 --> 00:58:11.940
Oh, it is good.

1516
00:58:11.941 --> 00:58:12.691
Let me see it.

1517
00:58:12.692 --> 00:58:13.359
Can I keep this one?

1518
00:58:13.776 --> 00:58:14.068
No.

1519
00:58:14.277 --> 00:58:14.776
I want to keep this one.

1520
00:58:14.777 --> 00:58:15.194
No.

1521
00:58:15.195 --> 00:58:15.904
No, I'm going to keep this.

1522
00:58:16.029 --> 00:58:16.528
No way.

1523
00:58:16.529 --> 00:58:16.779
Please.

1524
00:58:17.071 --> 00:58:17.989
No, you've had everyone.

1525
00:58:18.323 --> 00:58:19.073
Fine, fine, fine.

1526
00:58:19.115 --> 00:58:19.449
OK.

1527
00:58:19.782 --> 00:58:20.532
You can keep that.

1528
00:58:20.533 --> 00:58:21.033
Thank you.

1529
00:58:21.034 --> 00:58:21.242
Hi.

1530
00:58:28.541 --> 00:58:30.001
What is this feeling?

1531
00:58:33.588 --> 00:58:34.088
I know.

1532
00:58:35.131 --> 00:58:36.048
I've never felt it before.

1533
00:58:36.049 --> 00:58:36.466
I know.

1534
00:58:38.384 --> 00:58:39.093
Describe it to me.

1535
00:58:39.511 --> 00:58:40.887
OK, I'll go first and then you go.

1536
00:58:41.554 --> 00:58:41.763
Deal.

1537
00:58:42.055 --> 00:58:42.263
OK.

1538
00:58:45.308 --> 00:58:45.974
OK, you know how

1539
00:58:45.975 --> 00:58:48.186
something in life can go so wrong?

1540
00:58:48.853 --> 00:58:49.020
Yeah.

1541
00:58:49.521 --> 00:58:49.729
Right?

1542
00:58:49.938 --> 00:58:54.149
Like we're sleeping on the floor or we're

1543
00:58:54.150 --> 00:58:55.026
hungry or something.

1544
00:58:56.945 --> 00:58:57.569
It's like none of that

1545
00:58:57.570 --> 00:58:59.822
matters because I have this feeling.

1546
00:59:00.615 --> 00:59:01.573
And this feeling just

1547
00:59:01.574 --> 00:59:04.202
makes everything better.

1548
00:59:04.953 --> 00:59:05.161
Yeah.

1549
00:59:06.329 --> 00:59:06.913
OK, your turn.

1550
00:59:07.539 --> 00:59:07.747
OK.

1551
00:59:09.707 --> 00:59:11.584
So time, right?

1552
00:59:11.834 --> 00:59:13.211
It's strange.

1553
00:59:13.753 --> 00:59:15.255
If you look at something like a wall,

1554
00:59:16.214 --> 00:59:17.631
time seems to move pretty slowly.

1555
00:59:17.632 --> 00:59:18.507
But if you look at

1556
00:59:18.508 --> 00:59:19.384
something like the mountains,

1557
00:59:20.510 --> 00:59:21.760
I could look at the mountains for hours,

1558
00:59:21.761 --> 00:59:22.887
and it feels like minutes.

1559
00:59:24.097 --> 00:59:25.181
Let's just say it feels like that.

1560
00:59:25.807 --> 00:59:27.224
When I'm with you, I'm

1561
00:59:27.225 --> 00:59:28.226
always looking at the mountains.

1562
00:59:28.893 --> 00:59:30.186
I wake up looking at the mountains,

1563
00:59:30.562 --> 00:59:31.980
go to sleep looking at the mountains.

1564
00:59:33.356 --> 00:59:35.023
And when I hold your

1565
00:59:35.024 --> 00:59:38.194
hand, I can see the streams

1566
00:59:38.778 --> 00:59:39.612
roll over the hills.

1567
00:59:41.072 --> 00:59:44.993
And when I kiss you, I fly.

1568
00:59:49.664 --> 00:59:51.164
OK, that was pretty cheesy.

1569
00:59:51.165 --> 00:59:52.250
No, no, no, I'm sorry.

1570
00:59:52.500 --> 00:59:53.710
It was cute.

1571
00:59:54.335 --> 00:59:55.086
It was so poetic.

1572
00:59:55.503 --> 00:59:55.795
OK.

1573
00:59:56.129 --> 00:59:56.795
Which makes sense because

1574
00:59:56.796 --> 00:59:58.131
you're like a writer, so.

1575
00:59:59.591 --> 01:00:00.257
What I guess I'm trying to

1576
01:00:00.258 --> 01:00:03.845
say is I think this feeling,

1577
01:00:06.472 --> 01:00:08.766
I think it's love.

1578
01:00:11.894 --> 01:00:13.563
I think I love you, Dakota.

1579
01:00:19.694 --> 01:00:20.862
I think I love you too.

1580
01:01:56.207 --> 01:01:57.791
We're analyzing the elements of story

1581
01:01:57.792 --> 01:01:58.918
structure in the text

1582
01:01:59.085 --> 01:02:01.295
So turn to page 66.

1583
01:02:01.879 --> 01:02:02.879
And why don't you

1584
01:02:02.880 --> 01:02:04.173
begin reading for us, Liam?

1585
01:02:07.385 --> 01:02:09.429
Liam, are you paying attention?

1586
01:02:10.847 --> 01:02:11.806
Sorry, Mr. Williams.

1587
01:02:12.223 --> 01:02:12.932
What was the question?

1588
01:02:13.266 --> 01:02:13.890
Please begin reading

1589
01:02:13.891 --> 01:02:15.184
at the top of page 66.

1590
01:02:16.352 --> 01:02:16.769
All right.

1591
01:02:28.740 --> 01:02:29.990
Yo, I tried watching that

1592
01:02:29.991 --> 01:02:31.159
Mr. Totoro thing or whatever.

1593
01:02:32.452 --> 01:02:33.119
I don't know, dude.

1594
01:02:33.494 --> 01:02:34.327
It wasn't really my style.

1595
01:02:34.328 --> 01:02:35.496
I could not get into it.

1596
01:02:37.623 --> 01:02:37.999
Damn, bro.

1597
01:02:38.708 --> 01:02:39.876
Still can't stop thinking about it?

1598
01:02:42.295 --> 01:02:45.173
It's just everything's so different now.

1599
01:02:46.591 --> 01:02:46.799
Damn.

1600
01:02:47.633 --> 01:02:48.216
I think it's the worst

1601
01:02:48.217 --> 01:02:48.801
thing you've ever done.

1602
01:02:51.637 --> 01:02:52.638
The worst and the best.

1603
01:02:54.724 --> 01:02:56.850
I just-- I didn't know

1604
01:02:56.851 --> 01:02:57.977
life could be so exciting

1605
01:02:58.352 --> 01:02:59.937
and then so boring.

1606
01:03:01.522 --> 01:03:03.399
Well, I wonder how she's taking it.

1607
01:03:04.233 --> 01:03:05.234
Yeah, yeah, me too.

1608
01:03:07.236 --> 01:03:08.279
Hey, you having thoughts?

1609
01:03:08.738 --> 01:03:09.489
No, not at all.

1610
01:03:10.114 --> 01:03:11.616
She lives on my end at this point, dog.

1611
01:03:12.116 --> 01:03:13.700
And my guess, she's probably doing

1612
01:03:13.701 --> 01:03:14.452
homework as she speaks.

1613
01:03:15.703 --> 01:03:18.498
But you know, bro, I'm glad you did it.

1614
01:03:19.832 --> 01:03:21.167
We all need low risk taking in our lives.

1615
01:03:24.921 --> 01:03:26.838
It's just that I

1616
01:03:26.839 --> 01:03:27.756
didn't think when I left,

1617
01:03:27.757 --> 01:03:29.175
I'd come back and feel this empty.

1618
01:03:31.344 --> 01:03:32.220
Well, bro, you still got me.

1619
01:03:34.680 --> 01:03:36.473
Look, my dog's dead.

1620
01:03:36.474 --> 01:03:36.890
It's coming over to

1621
01:03:36.891 --> 01:03:37.600
my house this weekend.

1622
01:03:38.100 --> 01:03:39.727
So come through, kick it with us.

1623
01:03:39.977 --> 01:03:41.395
We'll definitely get your mind off of it.

1624
01:03:43.272 --> 01:03:43.439
Yeah.

1625
01:03:45.024 --> 01:03:46.275
Yeah, let's do that.

1626
01:03:49.278 --> 01:03:50.613
You finish up that story for your final?

1627
01:03:51.447 --> 01:03:53.407
Yeah, I'm going to end up with only 1B.

1628
01:03:53.991 --> 01:03:54.741
And I finally finished

1629
01:03:54.742 --> 01:03:55.493
that makeup assignment.

1630
01:03:56.077 --> 01:03:56.410
Good.

1631
01:03:57.995 --> 01:03:58.870
Glad you were picking up

1632
01:03:58.871 --> 01:03:59.997
after that girl's mess.

1633
01:04:05.837 --> 01:04:08.547
By the way, we're headed

1634
01:04:08.548 --> 01:04:09.756
with Callie to the college fair

1635
01:04:09.757 --> 01:04:10.341
this weekend.

1636
01:04:11.300 --> 01:04:14.178
Tech is going to be there.

1637
01:04:15.221 --> 01:04:16.639
She wore that jersey that got you.

1638
01:04:17.557 --> 01:04:18.182
I'll think about it.

1639
01:04:18.599 --> 01:04:20.017
I might have plans of Gerrits.

1640
01:04:20.977 --> 01:04:22.019
You'll think about it?

1641
01:04:22.895 --> 01:04:24.563
Yeah, I'll think about it.

1642
01:04:24.564 --> 01:04:26.231
I just-- I don't know if

1643
01:04:26.232 --> 01:04:27.232
college is for me or not.

1644
01:04:27.233 --> 01:04:28.650
I might want to take a year off and work

1645
01:04:28.651 --> 01:04:29.527
on writing or something.

1646
01:04:30.111 --> 01:04:30.570
I'll leave.

1647
01:04:31.737 --> 01:04:32.487
Mom, I'm not saying

1648
01:04:32.488 --> 01:04:33.738
I'm not going to college.

1649
01:04:33.739 --> 01:04:36.242
I'm just saying I'll think about it, OK?

1650
01:04:37.994 --> 01:04:38.160
OK, well, we can talk about this later.

1651
01:04:41.747 --> 01:04:42.789
Listen, your dad and I are going to

1652
01:04:42.790 --> 01:04:43.499
Callie's volleyball game

1653
01:04:43.541 --> 01:04:44.750
tonight, so it'll be just you.

1654
01:04:45.626 --> 01:04:46.794
Hey, there's some food in the oven.

1655
01:04:47.795 --> 01:04:49.130
Can you pick up the kitchen for me?

1656
01:04:49.714 --> 01:04:50.256
Yeah, sure.

1657
01:04:51.465 --> 01:04:52.466
Tell Callie I said good luck.

1658
01:04:53.217 --> 01:04:53.384
OK.

1659
01:04:54.468 --> 01:04:54.886
I love you.

1660
01:04:55.344 --> 01:04:55.636
Love you.

1661
01:05:37.136 --> 01:05:37.595
What's up, dog?

1662
01:05:38.471 --> 01:05:38.930
Hey, man.

1663
01:05:39.972 --> 01:05:42.391
Can you do me a solid?

1664
01:05:44.727 --> 01:05:46.019
Yeah, but you got that

1665
01:05:46.020 --> 01:05:46.645
look in your eye, dude.

1666
01:05:46.646 --> 01:05:47.146
What are you up to?

1667
01:05:47.480 --> 01:05:48.522
Can you give me your aunt's address?

1668
01:05:49.732 --> 01:05:50.649
Gerrit, I'll never ask

1669
01:05:50.650 --> 01:05:51.525
you of anything again.

1670
01:05:53.861 --> 01:05:54.362
Let me guess.

1671
01:05:54.987 --> 01:05:55.528
And you want me to

1672
01:05:55.529 --> 01:05:56.238
come for you this weekend?

1673
01:05:56.447 --> 01:05:57.490
Only if my mom asked.

1674
01:05:57.782 --> 01:05:58.657
I've already told you I'm

1675
01:05:58.658 --> 01:05:59.367
at your house this weekend.

1676
01:06:01.786 --> 01:06:02.702
I guess I owe you one

1677
01:06:02.703 --> 01:06:03.578
first intention, aren't you?

1678
01:06:03.579 --> 01:06:04.622
But damn, man.

1679
01:06:05.414 --> 01:06:06.207
That already about fireworks.

1680
01:06:07.500 --> 01:06:08.083
We're going to shoot them at that

1681
01:06:08.084 --> 01:06:08.793
neighbor this weekend.

1682
01:06:09.335 --> 01:06:12.171
So I guess you'll have to miss that.

1683
01:06:15.341 --> 01:06:15.840
I'll go write it down

1684
01:06:15.841 --> 01:06:16.801
on my mom's address book.

1685
01:06:17.218 --> 01:06:17.885
Hey, thank you, bro.

1686
01:06:18.177 --> 01:06:18.719
So my plan?

1687
01:06:18.970 --> 01:06:19.928
I don't want to hear it, dude.

1688
01:06:19.929 --> 01:06:21.472
Just tell her I said hey.

1689
01:06:21.889 --> 01:06:22.306
All right.

1690
01:06:22.598 --> 01:06:22.974
I'll be right back.

1691
01:06:57.717 --> 01:06:58.508
Well, I think she just needs

1692
01:06:58.509 --> 01:06:59.719
to start considering it now.

1693
01:07:00.428 --> 01:07:01.052
I don't know.

1694
01:07:01.053 --> 01:07:02.054
I really like UGA.

1695
01:07:02.555 --> 01:07:04.432
I mean, it's got a great volleyball team.

1696
01:07:05.891 --> 01:07:06.934
Hey, you headed out?

1697
01:07:07.309 --> 01:07:07.518
Yeah.

1698
01:07:08.227 --> 01:07:08.602
Love you guys.

1699
01:07:09.020 --> 01:07:09.979
Have fun this weekend.

1700
01:07:10.479 --> 01:07:10.980
We love you.

1701
01:07:11.230 --> 01:07:12.148
You're not going to the college fair?

1702
01:07:12.648 --> 01:07:12.857
Nah.

1703
01:07:13.232 --> 01:07:13.648
Hanging out with

1704
01:07:13.649 --> 01:07:14.233
Garrett and some friends.

1705
01:07:14.775 --> 01:07:15.109
OK.

1706
01:07:18.446 --> 01:07:19.363
Are you wearing cologne?

1707
01:08:54.375 --> 01:08:54.834
Dakota.

1708
01:09:00.339 --> 01:09:01.132
Oh my god.

1709
01:09:01.757 --> 01:09:01.966
Oh.

1710
01:09:02.716 --> 01:09:02.925
Wait.

1711
01:09:04.385 --> 01:09:05.845
What are you doing here?

1712
01:09:06.428 --> 01:09:06.929
Grab your stuff.

1713
01:09:07.429 --> 01:09:08.305
Let's get out of here.

1714
01:09:10.182 --> 01:09:10.432
OK.

1715
01:09:10.850 --> 01:09:11.100
OK.

1716
01:09:12.351 --> 01:09:13.268
You meet me.

1717
01:09:13.269 --> 01:09:13.643
There's this

1718
01:09:13.644 --> 01:09:14.854
playground across the street.

1719
01:09:15.312 --> 01:09:16.480
Meet me there in 30 minutes, OK?

1720
01:09:17.523 --> 01:09:17.731
Yeah.

1721
01:09:18.065 --> 01:09:18.440
Yeah, OK.

1722
01:09:29.076 --> 01:09:29.326
Liam.

1723
01:09:32.997 --> 01:09:33.539
Oh my god.

1724
01:09:34.165 --> 01:09:34.415
What?

1725
01:09:34.957 --> 01:09:35.457
It's you.

1726
01:09:36.876 --> 01:09:37.251
I know.

1727
01:09:38.210 --> 01:09:38.960
You don't understand.

1728
01:09:38.961 --> 01:09:39.669
I've literally thought

1729
01:09:39.670 --> 01:09:40.837
about you every single day.

1730
01:09:40.838 --> 01:09:41.629
And I've been on these

1731
01:09:41.630 --> 01:09:44.257
strict orders not to contact you.

1732
01:09:44.258 --> 01:09:44.425
Same.

1733
01:09:45.301 --> 01:09:46.259
I can't do it anymore.

1734
01:09:46.260 --> 01:09:47.636
I just-- it's not the same.

1735
01:09:50.848 --> 01:09:53.016
Can I just take a moment to

1736
01:09:53.017 --> 01:09:53.976
take in how beautiful you are?

1737
01:09:55.019 --> 01:09:56.978
It's only been three months, but it feels

1738
01:09:56.979 --> 01:09:57.605
like so much longer.

1739
01:09:58.731 --> 01:09:58.981
I know.

1740
01:10:00.149 --> 01:10:00.858
You've kind of changed.

1741
01:10:01.400 --> 01:10:02.192
You smell good.

1742
01:10:02.193 --> 01:10:02.776
You're wearing clothes.

1743
01:10:03.652 --> 01:10:04.904
I had to smell my best from a lady.

1744
01:10:07.323 --> 01:10:07.989
Hey, where's your stuff?

1745
01:10:07.990 --> 01:10:08.407
We got to go.

1746
01:10:09.700 --> 01:10:11.702
Um, can we sit?

1747
01:10:12.828 --> 01:10:13.370
Sit?

1748
01:10:13.704 --> 01:10:15.163
No, we got to get on the road, right?

1749
01:10:15.164 --> 01:10:15.372
No.

1750
01:10:15.998 --> 01:10:18.208
Can you just-- let's just sit first.

1751
01:10:18.209 --> 01:10:18.959
I can just talk.

1752
01:10:21.086 --> 01:10:22.462
And just-- let's just

1753
01:10:22.463 --> 01:10:23.589
come here for a second.

1754
01:10:28.052 --> 01:10:29.345
Do you not want to go?

1755
01:10:34.767 --> 01:10:37.061
It's complicated.

1756
01:10:39.230 --> 01:10:41.440
No, it's really not.

1757
01:10:43.025 --> 01:10:43.859
I love you, Dakota.

1758
01:10:45.319 --> 01:10:47.655
Damn, we're 15.

1759
01:10:49.740 --> 01:10:50.241
So what?

1760
01:10:52.534 --> 01:10:53.410
I love you, too.

1761
01:10:54.620 --> 01:10:54.870
OK?

1762
01:10:55.120 --> 01:10:55.870
I mean, I think about

1763
01:10:55.871 --> 01:10:56.956
you every single day.

1764
01:10:58.332 --> 01:10:59.083
And it's hard.

1765
01:10:59.500 --> 01:11:00.459
It's hard as shit.

1766
01:11:01.168 --> 01:11:04.630
Missing your stories and your jokes.

1767
01:11:07.841 --> 01:11:13.222
But it's-- it's just different.

1768
01:11:15.766 --> 01:11:16.016
Different?

1769
01:11:18.018 --> 01:11:18.602
Different how?

1770
01:11:24.692 --> 01:11:27.695
I liked it here.

1771
01:11:30.739 --> 01:11:36.745
You know, that song, that's a good thing.

1772
01:11:40.249 --> 01:11:41.709
Tell me about it.

1773
01:11:44.586 --> 01:11:45.504
Well, um--

1774
01:11:48.966 --> 01:11:50.843
Well, I joined this photography class.

1775
01:11:52.177 --> 01:11:53.553
And my teacher's so cool.

1776
01:11:53.554 --> 01:11:55.138
I mean, she-- she had us do

1777
01:11:55.139 --> 01:11:57.182
this abstract photo shoot.

1778
01:11:58.183 --> 01:11:59.183
And-- and she said my

1779
01:11:59.184 --> 01:12:01.812
style was like a risk taker.

1780
01:12:02.896 --> 01:12:03.188
Family.

1781
01:12:04.315 --> 01:12:04.481
Right.

1782
01:12:05.149 --> 01:12:05.441
Exactly.

1783
01:12:06.400 --> 01:12:07.358
And that's what you

1784
01:12:07.359 --> 01:12:08.527
taught me to see in myself.

1785
01:12:09.820 --> 01:12:12.363
A risk taker who also makes

1786
01:12:12.364 --> 01:12:13.657
the most of my opportunities.

1787
01:12:16.076 --> 01:12:17.578
And that's what it's like with my mom.

1788
01:12:17.619 --> 01:12:19.120
Ever since I moved

1789
01:12:19.121 --> 01:12:20.748
in, we've been talking.

1790
01:12:21.623 --> 01:12:23.167
And she's like pretty cool.

1791
01:12:23.625 --> 01:12:25.044
She bought me this new digital camera.

1792
01:12:25.753 --> 01:12:26.502
I've been learning how

1793
01:12:26.503 --> 01:12:27.546
to edit all my photos.

1794
01:12:29.048 --> 01:12:29.839
She's even got me

1795
01:12:29.840 --> 01:12:31.008
looking at art colleges.

1796
01:12:38.724 --> 01:12:39.266
That's great.

1797
01:12:41.310 --> 01:12:42.770
I'm really happy for you to come.

1798
01:12:45.939 --> 01:12:47.191
But look at you, Liam.

1799
01:12:48.734 --> 01:12:50.360
I mean, you rode all the

1800
01:12:50.361 --> 01:12:51.277
way out here on your bike

1801
01:12:51.278 --> 01:12:52.529
just to see me.

1802
01:12:54.448 --> 01:12:57.576
Deep down, you're a freeborn too.

1803
01:12:59.828 --> 01:13:00.829
You're just a nully.

1804
01:13:05.417 --> 01:13:08.212
Can we just have one more night together?

1805
01:13:08.253 --> 01:13:10.631
Hell, that would be nice.

1806
01:14:03.434 --> 01:14:04.560
Well, hello, Liam.

1807
01:14:04.810 --> 01:14:05.018
Hey.

1808
01:14:05.769 --> 01:14:06.437
Sorry I'm running late.

1809
01:14:08.021 --> 01:14:08.772
Your brother's still here?

1810
01:14:10.065 --> 01:14:12.025
No, he left for the show early to set up.

1811
01:14:14.319 --> 01:14:14.486
Wow.

1812
01:14:15.737 --> 01:14:17.739
I'll see you look amazing.

1813
01:14:18.574 --> 01:14:18.866
Thanks.

1814
01:14:19.408 --> 01:14:20.534
Did the shoes work though?

1815
01:14:20.742 --> 01:14:22.160
I thought about wearing the brown ones.

1816
01:14:22.161 --> 01:14:23.078
I just couldn't decide.

1817
01:14:23.412 --> 01:14:24.370
No, trust me.

1818
01:14:24.371 --> 01:14:25.706
Those are-- those are perfect.

1819
01:14:27.791 --> 01:14:28.959
Hey, stop being nervous.

1820
01:14:29.501 --> 01:14:30.544
Mark is going to love you.

1821
01:14:31.170 --> 01:14:31.420
OK?

1822
01:14:32.463 --> 01:14:32.838
Let's go.

1823
01:14:36.800 --> 01:14:38.343
Hey, you must be the boyfriend.

1824
01:14:39.595 --> 01:14:39.887
Mark.

1825
01:14:40.345 --> 01:14:40.761
Hey, baby.

1826
01:14:40.762 --> 01:14:41.388
Good to see you.

1827
01:14:41.638 --> 01:14:41.847
Liam.

1828
01:14:42.222 --> 01:14:43.182
Yeah, thanks for coming early.

1829
01:14:43.765 --> 01:14:44.141
Of course.

1830
01:14:44.808 --> 01:14:45.142
Yeah.

1831
01:14:45.350 --> 01:14:46.100
Thanks for having us.

1832
01:14:46.101 --> 01:14:47.686
This is-- this is amazing.

1833
01:14:48.604 --> 01:14:48.979
Thank you.

1834
01:14:49.605 --> 01:14:51.647
I mostly do Willow charcoal art, but this

1835
01:14:51.648 --> 01:14:53.025
is my first sculptural piece.

1836
01:14:53.984 --> 01:14:55.776
It is a celebration of a

1837
01:14:55.777 --> 01:14:58.071
life and death of love.

1838
01:14:59.114 --> 01:15:00.741
But I will get more to it.

1839
01:15:01.241 --> 01:15:01.867
Do you hear my presentation?

1840
01:15:02.159 --> 01:15:02.618
You're in a bit.

1841
01:15:03.118 --> 01:15:03.327
Nice.

1842
01:15:03.577 --> 01:15:03.744
Yeah.

1843
01:15:05.162 --> 01:15:06.704
Maybe you could have Mark draw

1844
01:15:06.705 --> 01:15:07.664
something for your next book.

1845
01:15:07.873 --> 01:15:09.081
Oh, I don't-- I don't--

1846
01:15:09.082 --> 01:15:09.666
Oh, you're a writer.

1847
01:15:10.876 --> 01:15:12.793
Now you're a typical kind of writer.

1848
01:15:12.794 --> 01:15:13.879
I write children's fairy tales.

1849
01:15:14.296 --> 01:15:15.047
This is his book.

1850
01:15:15.631 --> 01:15:17.049
I'll say, do you just carry those around?

1851
01:15:17.299 --> 01:15:18.007
You gotta hand them

1852
01:15:18.008 --> 01:15:18.759
out to all my friends.

1853
01:15:19.468 --> 01:15:21.719
I actually like the

1854
01:15:21.720 --> 01:15:22.553
art on the front here.

1855
01:15:22.554 --> 01:15:24.264
It reminds me of fairy tales and legends.

1856
01:15:24.806 --> 01:15:25.641
Hans Christian Andersen.

1857
01:15:26.016 --> 01:15:26.183
Yes.

1858
01:15:26.433 --> 01:15:26.642
Yeah.

1859
01:15:26.683 --> 01:15:27.267
You know your stuff.

1860
01:15:27.601 --> 01:15:27.809
Yeah.

1861
01:15:28.310 --> 01:15:29.144
See you, Jen Spiration.

1862
01:15:29.436 --> 01:15:30.229
Yeah, good for you.

1863
01:15:30.812 --> 01:15:31.687
Maybe we could collab on

1864
01:15:31.688 --> 01:15:32.356
something in the future.

1865
01:15:32.940 --> 01:15:33.565
That would be amazing.

1866
01:15:33.982 --> 01:15:34.191
Yeah.

1867
01:15:34.650 --> 01:15:35.275
I would love that.

1868
01:15:37.027 --> 01:15:37.944
Hey, not to be rude, but

1869
01:15:37.945 --> 01:15:39.488
I gotta use a restroom.

1870
01:15:39.738 --> 01:15:40.238
Oh, hey.

1871
01:15:40.239 --> 01:15:40.739
No, not a problem.

1872
01:15:41.073 --> 01:15:42.740
It's right back through

1873
01:15:42.741 --> 01:15:43.992
those doors and into the left.

1874
01:15:44.243 --> 01:15:44.660
So OK.

1875
01:15:45.118 --> 01:15:45.243
Nice.

1876
01:15:45.244 --> 01:15:45.661
OK, good.

1877
01:15:45.827 --> 01:15:46.036
Yeah.

1878
01:15:46.203 --> 01:15:46.744
Good to meet you.

1879
01:15:46.745 --> 01:15:47.079
You too.

1880
01:15:49.039 --> 01:15:49.581
I like him.

1881
01:15:49.998 --> 01:15:50.207
Yeah?

1882
01:15:50.832 --> 01:15:51.416
It's amazing.

1883
01:15:52.167 --> 01:15:53.252
How'd you catch the comb?

1884
01:15:53.502 --> 01:15:54.085
Thank you.

1885
01:15:54.086 --> 01:15:54.919
It's just the longer

1886
01:15:54.920 --> 01:15:56.128
shutter speed on the camera,

1887
01:15:56.129 --> 01:15:57.673
so it gives a little bit more time to--

1888
01:16:00.133 --> 01:16:01.676
I'm so excited for you to stop by,

1889
01:16:01.677 --> 01:16:03.095
so thank you guys so much for showing us.

1890
01:16:03.345 --> 01:16:03.929
Thank you.

1891
01:16:05.264 --> 01:16:06.264
Oh my gosh.

1892
01:16:06.265 --> 01:16:06.640
Just leave him.

1893
01:16:09.643 --> 01:16:11.353
I mean, wow, this is--

1894
01:16:12.354 --> 01:16:12.896
this is amazing.

1895
01:16:13.814 --> 01:16:14.606
Is this all your work?

1896
01:16:15.023 --> 01:16:15.356
Yeah.

1897
01:16:15.357 --> 01:16:16.566
It's my collection of

1898
01:16:16.567 --> 01:16:17.901
pictures from the past

1899
01:16:18.193 --> 01:16:19.444
looking into the past.

1900
01:16:21.613 --> 01:16:22.948
You really did it.

1901
01:16:23.824 --> 01:16:24.032
Photographer.

1902
01:16:25.284 --> 01:16:27.661
And a wife and first skin on the way.

1903
01:16:28.412 --> 01:16:29.371
That's amazing.

1904
01:16:29.621 --> 01:16:32.499
Is it boy, girl?

1905
01:16:32.958 --> 01:16:33.125
Girl.

1906
01:16:33.292 --> 01:16:35.460
She's due in August, so two more months.

1907
01:16:36.670 --> 01:16:36.878
Wow.

1908
01:16:37.879 --> 01:16:39.631
I'm so happy for you.

1909
01:16:40.591 --> 01:16:41.633
Do you have a name picked out yet?

1910
01:16:42.342 --> 01:16:44.094
Yeah, we're going to name her Virginia.

1911
01:16:45.887 --> 01:16:46.887
Had to keep the state

1912
01:16:46.888 --> 01:16:47.723
for the family, huh?

1913
01:16:48.348 --> 01:16:49.974
Well, Virginia holds a

1914
01:16:49.975 --> 01:16:50.934
special place in my heart.

1915
01:16:53.228 --> 01:16:53.687
Mine too.

1916
01:16:57.858 --> 01:16:58.817
Dakota, this is Elsie.

1917
01:16:59.026 --> 01:17:00.235
Elsie, this is my girlfriend.

1918
01:17:01.278 --> 01:17:01.945
Dakota, Dakota?

1919
01:17:03.238 --> 01:17:04.947
It's so nice to meet you.

1920
01:17:04.948 --> 01:17:06.240
Leah told me so much about

1921
01:17:06.241 --> 01:17:07.576
you from high school, right?

1922
01:17:07.868 --> 01:17:08.160
Yeah.

1923
01:17:08.452 --> 01:17:10.662
I mean, Leah was sure to teach me a lot.

1924
01:17:12.289 --> 01:17:13.498
He's a keeper for sure.

1925
01:17:14.958 --> 01:17:16.375
Hey, you don't happen to have

1926
01:17:16.376 --> 01:17:17.501
any more of my books on you,

1927
01:17:17.502 --> 01:17:17.878
do you?

1928
01:17:17.961 --> 01:17:18.211
Yeah.

1929
01:17:18.420 --> 01:17:19.630
Your books of yours?

1930
01:17:20.672 --> 01:17:20.964
Yeah.

1931
01:17:21.465 --> 01:17:22.798
I guess you could say I

1932
01:17:22.799 --> 01:17:23.967
write fairy tales for children.

1933
01:17:24.760 --> 01:17:26.135
An author who is

1934
01:17:26.136 --> 01:17:28.180
published and a New York Times

1935
01:17:28.555 --> 01:17:28.972
bestseller.

1936
01:17:29.389 --> 01:17:29.681
Wow.

1937
01:17:31.933 --> 01:17:34.227
This is for you, for your daughter.

1938
01:17:35.479 --> 01:17:37.397
I hope I can read it to mine one day.

1939
01:17:39.066 --> 01:17:40.567
You really did it, huh?

1940
01:17:41.693 --> 01:17:41.860
Wow.

1941
01:17:43.487 --> 01:17:44.445
Well, hey, my brother is

1942
01:17:44.446 --> 01:17:45.279
about to open the doors

1943
01:17:45.280 --> 01:17:46.072
for his presentation,

1944
01:17:46.073 --> 01:17:48.199
and so we should get going.

1945
01:17:48.200 --> 01:17:48.450
OK.

1946
01:17:49.409 --> 01:17:50.786
Dakota, I was hoping this would--

1947
01:17:52.537 --> 01:17:53.579
It's nice to meet you.

1948
01:17:53.580 --> 01:17:54.039
Me too.

1949
01:17:57.501 --> 01:18:00.504
Yeah, it's so happy that you're happy.

1950
01:18:02.172 --> 01:18:03.340
And I'm happy you are happy.

1951
01:18:03.757 --> 01:18:03.965
Yeah.

1952
01:18:05.926 --> 01:18:06.218
Fine.

1953
01:18:13.850 --> 01:18:13.892
Hey.

1954
01:18:14.309 --> 01:18:14.935
I love your book.

1955
01:18:15.268 --> 01:18:16.102
Thank you so much.

1956
01:18:16.103 --> 01:18:17.104
Thank you for stopping by.

1957
01:18:19.815 --> 01:18:20.148
Yeah.

1958
01:18:20.732 --> 01:18:20.899
Yeah.

1959
01:18:31.827 --> 01:18:32.285
All right.

1960
01:18:32.577 --> 01:18:33.662
And I get it.

1961
01:19:03.066 --> 01:19:04.400
Once upon a time, there

1962
01:19:04.401 --> 01:19:06.027
lived an enchanted princess

1963
01:19:06.737 --> 01:19:07.737
who was imprisoned in a

1964
01:19:07.738 --> 01:19:09.156
tall castle by her father.

1965
01:19:09.865 --> 01:19:11.908
He feared of her safety, so the king

1966
01:19:11.992 --> 01:19:13.534
told her frightening tales of

1967
01:19:13.535 --> 01:19:14.995
life beyond the castle walls.

1968
01:19:16.037 --> 01:19:17.955
From her window, the princess could only

1969
01:19:17.956 --> 01:19:19.123
see the lifeless and

1970
01:19:19.124 --> 01:19:20.250
deserted land outside,

1971
01:19:20.959 --> 01:19:21.876
dreaming of the world

1972
01:19:21.877 --> 01:19:23.086
beyond her captivity.

1973
01:19:24.629 --> 01:19:27.007
One day, a fairy from the outside land

1974
01:19:27.132 --> 01:19:28.049
appeared to the princess.

1975
01:19:28.800 --> 01:19:30.092
With her mystical knowledge

1976
01:19:30.093 --> 01:19:31.261
of the world beyond the castle

1977
01:19:31.386 --> 01:19:33.305
walls, she revealed to the princess

1978
01:19:33.597 --> 01:19:34.305
that there were grand

1979
01:19:34.306 --> 01:19:35.682
adventures waiting for her

1980
01:19:35.932 --> 01:19:36.892
if she dared to leave.

1981
01:19:37.726 --> 01:19:39.310
The princess pleaded with the fairy

1982
01:19:39.311 --> 01:19:40.478
to take her away from her

1983
01:19:40.479 --> 01:19:41.938
dull and monotonous life.

1984
01:19:43.064 --> 01:19:44.106
Without hesitation, the

1985
01:19:44.107 --> 01:19:45.566
fairy whisked the princess away

1986
01:19:45.567 --> 01:19:47.568
from her tower, and together they

1987
01:19:47.569 --> 01:19:49.362
traveled to many towns and villages,

1988
01:19:50.071 --> 01:19:51.405
with a princess with a kind

1989
01:19:51.406 --> 01:19:52.991
and gentle people of the land.

1990
01:19:53.742 --> 01:19:55.701
She soon grew fond of them as she helped

1991
01:19:55.702 --> 01:19:56.368
with their everyday

1992
01:19:56.369 --> 01:19:58.413
tasks, and they, in turn,

1993
01:19:58.705 --> 01:20:00.540
taught her their own skills and crafts.

1994
01:20:01.875 --> 01:20:04.335
And so the king searched high and low for

1995
01:20:04.336 --> 01:20:05.253
his beloved daughter,

1996
01:20:05.796 --> 01:20:06.962
sending his most trusted

1997
01:20:06.963 --> 01:20:08.673
guards on a quest to find her.

1998
01:20:09.508 --> 01:20:11.635
As the days turned into weeks, the king

1999
01:20:11.718 --> 01:20:12.551
became increasingly

2000
01:20:12.552 --> 01:20:14.638
desperate, gathering any information

2001
01:20:14.888 --> 01:20:15.972
he could about her whereabouts.

2002
01:20:17.599 --> 01:20:18.974
One fateful day, as

2003
01:20:18.975 --> 01:20:20.018
she was lost in thought

2004
01:20:20.060 --> 01:20:21.686
tending to the garden in the village,

2005
01:20:22.103 --> 01:20:23.480
she heard a rustling in the bushes.

2006
01:20:24.439 --> 01:20:26.024
She turned to see the king's guards.

2007
01:20:26.733 --> 01:20:27.858
They seized her and

2008
01:20:27.859 --> 01:20:29.027
brought her back to the castle,

2009
01:20:29.611 --> 01:20:30.653
leaving behind the life

2010
01:20:30.654 --> 01:20:31.780
she had grown to love.

2011
01:20:33.073 --> 01:20:34.699
As the princess returned to the castle,

2012
01:20:35.200 --> 01:20:36.742
the king banned the fairy from entering

2013
01:20:36.743 --> 01:20:37.701
and ordered the princess

2014
01:20:37.702 --> 01:20:38.829
to tend to the gardens.

2015
01:20:40.121 --> 01:20:41.456
From the time she spent with the fairy,

2016
01:20:41.706 --> 01:20:42.373
she learned the

2017
01:20:42.374 --> 01:20:43.542
skills to love her garden.

2018
01:20:44.543 --> 01:20:45.459
Her love and care for

2019
01:20:45.460 --> 01:20:46.711
the plants were so great

2020
01:20:46.795 --> 01:20:48.838
that they began to grow bigger and more

2021
01:20:48.839 --> 01:20:49.839
beautiful than anyone

2022
01:20:49.840 --> 01:20:50.841
had ever seen.

2023
01:20:51.842 --> 01:20:53.760
Vines began to climb up the stone walls.

2024
01:20:54.511 --> 01:20:55.261
Trees grew taller

2025
01:20:55.262 --> 01:20:56.513
than the castle's towers.

2026
01:20:57.264 --> 01:20:58.889
And fields of flowers bloomed

2027
01:20:58.890 --> 01:21:00.225
in every corner of the land.

2028
01:21:00.934 --> 01:21:02.101
The king was amazed at

2029
01:21:02.102 --> 01:21:03.269
the sight and couldn't help

2030
01:21:03.270 --> 01:21:04.687
but soften his heart towards

2031
01:21:04.688 --> 01:21:06.439
his daughter and the peasants

2032
01:21:06.565 --> 01:21:07.357
outside the walls.

2033
01:21:08.400 --> 01:21:09.400
He invited the peasants

2034
01:21:09.401 --> 01:21:11.069
back into the castle grounds,

2035
01:21:11.486 --> 01:21:13.153
where they lived in peace and joy

2036
01:21:13.154 --> 01:21:14.364
alongside the princess

2037
01:21:14.823 --> 01:21:16.283
and her magnificent garden.

2038
01:21:17.534 --> 01:21:19.410
And so the princess was

2039
01:21:19.411 --> 01:21:20.662
beloved in all the land.

2040
01:21:21.413 --> 01:21:22.956
However, she never forgot the fairy,

2041
01:21:23.707 --> 01:21:24.290
knowing that their

2042
01:21:24.291 --> 01:21:26.292
Brief time had taught her that the risk

2043
01:21:26.293 --> 01:21:27.961
of adventure leads to living.

2044
01:21:28.503 --> 01:21:28.544
The castle that was

2045
01:21:28.545 --> 01:21:30.421
The castle that was once desolate and

2046
01:21:30.422 --> 01:21:31.964
dreary became a place

2047
01:21:31.965 --> 01:21:35.135
of life, love, and magic.