F A N T A S T I C P R E S E N T A
Lo traicionaste de muchas maneras.
Tienes que irte ahora, por favor,
y no te atrevas a contactar a mis hijos.
No hay una manera fácil de decir esto.
Anthony, es tu padre biológico.
Se fue de la ciudad en lugar de mirarme a los ojos.
Ah, vamos a tener un niño.
- Vamos a tener un niño. - Vamos a tener un niño.
Has dado positivo y no hay cura.
¿Qué hay del bebé?
No lo querrán si lo saben.
He venido aquí para perdonarte.
Siempre serás uno de mis padres.
Mi hija ... ¿crees que alguna vez podría perdonarme?
Entiendo la ira que sientes hacia mí
- pero, como tu padre ... - ¿Mi padre?
Perdiste ese título hace años.
No puede publicar esto, especialmente no localmente.
- Los niños lo leerán. - Alguien lo compartió.
"Savannah Gazette" lo publicó.
No pueden
Finalmente.
Dice en línea que su oficina está abierta a las 6:00.
Son las 6:10.
Mi nombre es luly perry
y ustedes publicaron algo de mi blog sin mi consentimiento.
Perry ... Luly Perry.
No sé cómo lo entendieron ustedes.
Estaba en el blog que usé para la clase.
Tal vez alguien de los grupos de escritores lo compartió,
pero necesito que lo derribes
¿Qué quieres decir con papel? Pensé que solo estaba en línea.
Oh no.
No, no, no, no, no!
Hay esos tiempos en la vida
cuando la adversidad golpea fuerte,
cuando no sabes cómo lo vas a lograr ...
Si vas a lograrlo ...
Cuando te sientes totalmente solo.
_
¿Qué estás haciendo?
Oh, solo necesitaba comprobar algo.
Yo vivo aqui
Y mi madre vive aquí, y ese es su periódico.
Lo siento.
Solo está arruinado.
How are we supposed to read this?
I'm so sorry. Such a disaster.
It's not that bad. It's just a wet paper.
I'm Denise, by the way. I'm here to help my mom.
You know, they're saying this could be a big storm.
But it's in these moments when you need to stop,
look outside yourself, let people in,
and, together, we can ride out the storm.
Whew. Morning, Sage.
Good morning.
Peter just went to go get Tess.
They'll be back tonight... Unless the storm picks up,
then they'll stay over.
- With Tess's birth mom? - Yep, Natalie.
Oh, and the Perrys live on the water,
so they might come by, so I'm making chili.
Okay.
Or I could make something else.
- No, chili's good. - Okay.
If it's too spicy, you let me know.
- It's fine. - Okay.
Just want to make sure you're happy.
I'm happy.
Good 'cause I wanna run something by you.
Quincy... for a name.
- Quincy? - No?
Yeah, you're right. What'll the kids on the playground say
about the boy named Quincy with two gay daddies?
What's wrong?
Nothing... I'm just having some feelings today.
Anything you wanna talk about?
No.
Hey, um, I know how hard this must be.
You're away from home. It's raining.
But I assure you, my hurricane prep game
is way better than my taste in baby names.
I mean, we got sandbags, storm shutters.
This place is impenetrable.
I think I'm just tired.
I'm just gonna go lie back down for a bit.
Okay, that's good.
You do that.
Theo.
There's a storm coming,
and I want to do my go-bag prep,
but the flashlights are down in the basement.
Will you come with me?
No.
- But it's so dark down there. - Just turn on the light.
There could be monsters.
No monsters down here. No, ma'am.
No monsters down here. No ma'am.
I did it.
First-aid go-bag's a go.
Flashlights and batteries are a go.
- Should we wake up Mom? - Waking up Mom's a go.
Mom, there's a tropical storm.
They named it Aidan like this boy in my class.
What? No, it's too early for hurricane season.
It's earlier every year because of climate change, Mom.
Yeah, okay.
Thank you for the reminder, Char.
Oh, are we in its path?
Nope, but our go bags are ready in case 'cause...
Prep over not under before you get thundered.
Yes, Dad would be so proud!
Oh, you guys, I just got Hope back down for her nap,
and now you wake me up. It's not fair.
Who can sleep through all this noise?
Are you okay? You nervous about the storm?
No, no, no, no, we know how to do storms.
Dad taught us that.
- Where's Theo? - Where do you think?
Is he still sulking in his room
because I won't let him move to Vegas?
Hey, Anthony. It's Theo again.
Why aren't you returning any of my messages, man?
If I don't get that recommendation by Monday,
my whole plan falls through,
and me and Jules just break up I guess.
I need you, man.
Please.
Hey, hey, the weather guys are all saying different things.
Oh, I don't need the weather guys.
Your hair tells me all I need to know.
Are we gonna die?
Is my hair saying death by hurricane?
No, nobody's gonna die.
We're gonna hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
Okay. Should we board up the deck?
Eh, it's better to let the wind blow through
out there, but let's get the plexiglass down.
Luly, you biked in this? Are you nuts?
I figure you guys needed help locking things down.
All right, let's get everything inside.
Larry... I messed up.
I wrote this blog, and then the "Savannah Gazette" reprinted it.
You're in it. All the dads are in it.
And I didn't use any last names,
but I wrote about Anthony... That he was my bio dad.
- Oh, you did what? - Oh, God, I'm gonna be sick.
My mom told me not to publish it.
- Have you called her? - No... I don't know what to say.
I need to tell her in-person before she reads it
or the kids do.
Let's get this place secured.
Once that's done, we'll go face your mom.
Hey, Anthony. It's Theo. Again.
Why aren't you returning any of my messages, man?
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All right.
All right, my kids,
we are leaving for Ollie's in three minutes.
It's not even coming down that hard, Mom.
You know what, Theo?
I understand that you are upset with me right now,
but I don't need any more attitude.
- I have zero extra bandwidth. - Neither do I.
You not letting me go to Vegas is basically you
- making me break up with Jules. - I don't know.
I think there might be a difference
between Jules getting into college
and a tropical storm headed right for us.
See what you just did?
I say something, and you instantly invalidate it.
- No, Theo, I don't. - You just did it again!
Theo, I will validate you up, down, and sideways later.
- So now you're making fun of me? - No, I'm not.
I'm trying to get us off Tybee Island
- while we still can. - Stop fighting.
We have to get over Highway 80 before it floods.
Just admit it.
Theo, I'm not making you break up with Jules,
but you know what?
You might, and it will hurt, and I'm sorry about that,
but you will survive, and, right now,
this family, including you, needs to get in this car
and get off the island so that we can survive.
Mom, where's Cowboy?
I haven't seen him all day.
- We have to find him. - Okay.
Let's check under the beds because that's usually
where he hides when he's scared, okay?
Theo, stay with the baby.
But what if we don't find him?
Oh, no "ifs" right now. We got this.
I'm just doing a final sweep. You about done here?
Mm-hmm, yeah, I talked to all the vendors.
I think we're good.
You need to get on the road before dark.
Do you have a safe place to go?
Yeah, I'm going to Atlanta.
Okeydoke. Well, sir,
I will see you on the other side of the storm,
not the other side because we are not gonna die
- in this storm, right? - That's right.
- Okay, be good. - Mm.
I wanna be on a sunny beach somewhere.
Hey, it's me, Larry.
No, I'm at the Crab Shack. No, please, don't hang up.
They're saying that these evacuations are voluntary,
but I'm looking at this water, and it's rising.
If you and Ivy need, you know, a place to stay or a ride...
- Your daughter? - She's on Whitemarsh Island.
She's not gonna evacuate...
At least, not 'cause I tell her to.
Sorry, Larry.
Come on, let's get the hell off Tybee.
Evan knows to meet us at Oliver's
once he's got your house squared away?
He's not there. He's driving his mom to Macon.
She still has PTSD from Hurricane Matthew.
Did you prep your house before you came in this morning?
No, I was dealing with the article.
Luly, you kids put every penny you have in that house.
You can't leave that to chance.
But we have to go to Oliver's.
I have to talk to my mom before she reads...
We need to check on your house...
At least get the hurricane screens up.
Come on, Cuyler-Brownsville is on the way to Oliver's.
So is your daughter's.
One second.
Hi.
He'll be scared and all alone.
But, love, animals are so much smarter than we are.
They know how to protect themselves in this situation.
Hello, we had to leave Cowboy.
We couldn't find him, and emotions are running high.
Mom made us leave him.
Well, Char, we searched for almost an hour.
We could've kept looking, but Robin freaked out
- over a little wind. - Don't you call me Robin.
Okay, Theo, a category 1 hurricane
is more than just a little wind.
Cowboy knows how to get to a safe place.
That dog is smarter than all of us combined.
Have you heard from Luly?
I keep calling her and not getting an answer.
Yeah, she and Larry got the Crab Shack secured.
They're headed to Luly's then here.
Oh, thank God they're together.
- Anything else in the car? - No.
You know what? Let's just get dry.
- We'll unpack the car later. - Okay, great.
Come on in.
Oh, hey, guys, this is our amazing birth mom, Sage.
- Hi. - Sage, you know Robin.
This is Hope. That's Theo.
- Hi. - JJ, Charlotte.
Guys, it's your new cousin in there.
How you doing, Sage?
I'm good. I'll get out of y'all's way.
- You're not... - Excuse me, sorry.
You're not in anyone's way.
Okay, my guys, how about you go warm up
with some chili, all right?
And then we'll go unload the go-bags.
- Something's up with Sage. - She say anything to you?
No, she went straight to bed last night,
and she's just seemed off all day.
You should talk to her.
I tried, but she doesn't want to talk to me.
I got a bad feeling.
I mean, what if she's changing her mind?
Ollie, talk to her.
But then it'll come off like I'm pressuring her,
and I don't want to pressure her, you know?
It's her baby, her choice, but, Rob, I want that baby.
Oh, God.
What if it's something I said or Peter said...
No, no, no, I'm sure it's not that.
Just talk to her for me, will you?
- Sure, yeah. - Thanks.
Sorry, sir, the Savannah Airport is completely shut down.
What about Atlanta? Charleston?
Okay, you are aware there is
a category 1 hurricane threatening...
Hurricane... When did it upgrade?
We got the alert a few minutes ago.
How close can you get me?
- Little Rock. - Arkansas?
Sir, you are not getting anywhere near Savannah
without a private jet.
Where can I get one of those?
Whoa, what's up?
I think I know where Cowboy is.
When I went to grab the flashlights,
I was scared, so I brought Cowboy with me.
- Did he come back up with you? - I don't know.
I closed the door behind me when he came back up.
So he's stuck down there.
But what if the basement floods?
Hey, don't worry.
He could drown.
- I'll go get him. - Mom won't let you.
Mom isn't gonna know. I'll be quick... in and out.
Now, count to 5,000 before you tell anybody.
- Promise? - Promise.
I'll be all right.
One Mississippi, two Mississippi,
three Mississippi...
Hey, Sage.
Can we not right now?
You are dealing with a whole lot.
Do you have anyone?
Any friends that you can talk to?
My friends are all living their lives.
I wore out my welcome crying on their couches
when my mom died.
And then, when I found out my birth mom died...
They're sick of me and all my dying.
Have you thought any more about telling Ollie and Peter?
I'm scared they'll change their mind.
Do you think the baby has it?
I don't know, but we can test him tomorrow.
Storm clears up, I can fast track it.
We'll have an answer in 24 hours.
And if he has it, what do I do?
Like, literally, what do I do?
Then we will deal with it.
How?
Hey kid, guess what, you have a terrible genetic disease.
- Sage... - Even if he doesn't have it,
they're so intent
on an open adoption and me being a part of the family,
which means...
this baby is gonna watch me die.
I wish I didn't know.
But you do know, and I know,
and you are still selling Ollie and Peter short
if you think they can't handle this.
Mom, I was just texting with Tess
and my phone stopped working!
Mine too, great.
Hey, Theo, do you have service?
Theo?
956 Mississippi,
- 957... - JJ, where's Theo?
The evacuation zone stretches all along
the coast of Georgia up through South Carolina.
We can expect multiple hazards
including hurricane-force winds,
inland flooding due to heavy rain,
and then, of course, we have the storm surge hazard.
Did he go to Jules's?
I said I wouldn't tell anybody
until I counted to 5,000, but I don't wanna be a liar.
Well, listen, it's not a lie
if it's about someone being in danger,
and right now it's really dangerous outside,
so we need to know where Theo is.
- It's all my fault. - What is, buddy?
I was scared to go down to the basement,
so I brought Cowboy with me, and I locked him down there
by mistake, and Theo went back to save him.
He went back... how?
Oh, my God, Ollie, my keys are gone.
He took my car.
Don't freak out. He's rescuing Cowboy.
I'm not freaking out. I'm just thinking.
Tell you what, how about you go play go fish with Charlotte, okay?
She's right in there.
You're freaking out.
My 16-year-old is driving into a hurricane, Ollie.
I'll go get him or help him, not that he needs help
because he's fine. I'll go.
No, you know what? I'll go. Give me your keys.
Seriously, Rob, you stay here...
Ollie, give me your keys! I'm sorry.
I just... Ollie, I really have to go please.
Thank you.
Luly, she's not gonna come with me.
You're not the one asking.
Hi, is your mom home?
Hi, Lauren, I'm Luly Perry.
I told you on the phone. I'm good.
They just made the evacuations mandatory.
I know. We're going to the high school.
Honey, why don't you go get Eliza
and make sure you bring extra food, okay?
Come with us.
There's no way that I'm getting
- in a car with you. - Who's Eliza?
- Her guinea pig. - Let me guess.
She's named after Eliza in "Hamilton"?
Yeah.
Okay, well, you and your daughter
and Eliza are welcome to join my family
at our friend Oliver's house.
There's food and beds,
and they're gonna be playing "Hamilton" on repeat.
My little brother and sister are obsessed, so...
Honestly, thank you. I don't mean to seem...
I don't think that I can be around him
and his new, big, happy family.
I get it. How about my house?
It's in Cuyler-Brownsville, and my husband's
riding out the storm in Macon. Nobody's there.
Please, Lauren.
The high school's gonna be crowded and uncomfortable.
Get Ivy and Eliza. Let's get off this island.
I'll drive.
Guys, everything's gonna be fine.
Theo got to Cowboy.
Your mom got to Theo, and they'll be back in no time.
- I feel it. - Yeah, me too.
Not me. It's all my fault.
No, it's not.
- JJ, it could have happened to anyone. - No, it's Theo's fault
for not going into the basement with you.
Okay, guys, it's no one's fault,
and everything's gonna be fine.
What is that noise?
What are you doing? Sage?
I'm sorry. I'm leaving.
- You can't leave. - You guys are great, I just...
I don't think you're the right fit.
Please don't be mad.
- Sage, I'm not mad. - I'll go to a hotel.
I don't want to be here when Peter and Tess come.
- It'll just be weird. - They're not coming.
They're staying at Natalie's, okay?
And there is a hurricane outside,
and you're 37 weeks pregnant.
Sage, you're not going anywhere.
Talk to me, okay? What is going on?
Is it something that we said or did?
It's not you.
It's me.
- Oliver? - What's going on?
Cowboy! Come here!
Cowboy?
Hey, buddy, I'm coming!
Cowboy, hey.
It's okay, buddy. Come here.
Whoa, Cowboy. Cowboy!
Cowboy, wait! Wait!
To repeat, mandatory evacuations
are now in effect for all of zone A, which includes Tybee...
Highway 80 is closed, ma'am.
No, no, no, my 16-year-old is on Tybee Island,
and I gotta go get him.
We've got evacuations and a curfew in effect.
Do you know Officer Sam Baldwin?
Yeah, I know Sam.
Great, then you can tell him yourself
that my son died in a hurricane
because you wouldn't let me go get him.
All right, let me radio over to our units on Tybee.
- Great, thank you. - All right.
Can you hurry please?
Copy that.
Ma'am, we just got orders
to pull emergency units out of here.
Now, if you're determined to go back,
you're gonna be on your own, and I'm not gonna stop you.
Great, that's fine. Thank you so much.
All right.
We found some more candles.
Good. Charlotte, can you help JJ light 'em?
Matches are in the kitchen, drawer by the sink.
Okay, Sage, I have a secret.
Hurricanes scare me.
I know I act like I have it all under control,
but I'm a nervous wreck.
I wish Peter and Tess were here,
I am terrified that I did something
to offend you, and now you don't wanna give us your baby,
and... my point is:
let's just get through the storm, okay?
We can do that together, right?
And when this is done, we can sit down,
and you can tell me and Peter what's going on,
and we will abide by your decision.
We will wish you well and be happy for you...
Oliver, I think I'm in labor.
You think or you know?
Well, I've been having little contractions
for months know, so I thought it was just more of that, but...
these hurt...
a lot.
How far apart?
- I don't know. - Okay, let's time one.
- Let me know when one starts. - It's starting.
Okay.
Keep breathing.
Come on!
Damn it!
Oh no. No!
No, no, no, no, no!
- Ooh. - Let there be light.
Thank God Evan insisted on getting a generator.
Yeah, and repairing your foundation.
No water's gonna get in here.
Yeah.
Gosh, it's killing me I can't text him a photo
of our successful little fortress.
Can I do anything?
No, it's all set.
You and Ivy help yourself to anything you need.
What's mine is yours.
Thank you for having us.
Of course.
Luly, I know you must be itching to get to your mom.
- Why don't I drive you? - No, not with them here.
It's okay.
No, really, I'm fine.
You can go, Larry.
I don't wanna go.
I'm sure JJ and Charlotte and Theo...
The one that you taught to tie a tie and drive a car...
Will be worried if you don't show up...
'Cause you're the dad that shows up
according to today's paper.
You read my article?
It was beautifully written, although kind of a fiction.
I think I'm gonna go check on some of your neighbors.
Okay, guys, guess what. Sage is in labor.
I'm gonna need you to take care of Hope
so I can take care of Sage.
But this is her first baby.
First babys usually take a while.
Is she dilated?
God bless the children of OBs.
Char, you're right, and I haven't checked her yet, JJ.
I'm gonna let your mom get back, let her do her thing.
But what if she doesn't come back?
She'll be back.
Theo!
Theo! Theo?
- Answer me! - Mom!
Down here!
- Mom! - Theo!
- I'm down here! - Oh, my God.
Okay, oh, thank God. Okay, come on.
- We gotta get out of here. - I can't, Mom.
- I can't. - Why, what happened?
- What happened? - My ankle... it's stuck.
I think it's broken.
Okay, okay, I'm right here. I'm right here, all right?
Let's take a look at it. Right or left?
Right.
- Can you feel this? - Yes.
Okay, okay.
God, Theo, what were you thinking?
Cowboy was in trouble.
So you steal my car,
and you drive through a hurricane?
If I hadn't gotten stuck, I'd be back at Ollie's by now.
Well, yeah, but you did get stuck.
Mom.
All right, we gotta get out of here.
Okay.
I think I can get your leg free with this bat.
All right, we got this, no problem.
I gotta tell you something.
This is gonna hurt like hell, okay?
Hold my shoulder. Okay?
I got you.
Brace your other foot right here.
We're gonna be okay. I'm gonna count to three, all right?
One, two, three.
Come on, Cowboy. Come on.
All right, good boy, good boy. You stay put, okay?
All right, you put your arm around me,
I can get you into the car.
Can't we just stay in the house and wait for it to be over?
No, no, no, 'cause it's already flooding
and the water's still rising.
The house will be fine.
Theo, please don't argue. I'm the grown-up.
- I'm not a kid! - I know.
- I know you're not. - I saved Cowboy.
You should be thanking me. Why aren't you thanking me?
Because there's a storm, and I'm worried about my other kids.
I'm your kid too. What about worrying about me?
- I am worried about you. - I know I'm not special.
I'm just average and dumb.
I'm not trans or adopted or whatever's going on with Luly.
You won't tell any of us.
I get that I'm not special to you,
but I am special to Jules, and I want to go live
with Anthony in Vegas, and I'm going to.
You listen to me. You are my son.
You are more special to me than anything
in the entire world, which is why I have to get you
into that car right now.
Theo, please.
Hey, some of the neighbors are coming over
to wait out the storm.
They're bringing food from their refrigerators and freezers.
- There's ice cream. - Can I have some?
Sure.
I know you like ice cream too.
I'm good.
It'll be there if you change your mind.
- How's it going? - It's going.
You want me to talk or you want me to be quiet?
- Mm-hmm, talk. - Okay, talk.
Let's see.
Oh, I can tell you about the time Tess
- fell down the stairs. - Mm-hmm.
Yeah, she said she wanted to fly like a bird,
but she had a crash landing, and she chipped her tooth,
and... Oh, my God, I sound like a bad parent.
I promise you I was watching her.
- It just happened so fast... - Here it comes.
Okay, here we go.
All right, come here. You got this.
You got this, okay? Deep breaths, deep breaths.
Breathe, breathe.
Deep breaths.
The contractions are three minutes apart.
This is when Mom always goes to the hospital.
Where is she?
I bet she and Theo decided to wait it out at the house.
Do you really think that
or do you think something bad happened?
Our dad died less than a year ago.
Okay, I really think that's the worst thing
that's gonna happen to us this year.
I'm gonna stabilize your ankle
because every time it moves, it hurts,
and this is gonna be a bumpy ride.
So I've been spread kind of thin lately.
Between Charlotte's heart and JJ's transition
and sleep training Hope, and you know,
everything Luly's going through, and...
I've been rushing around from fire to fire
trying to put everything out, and, meanwhile,
you've been quietly burning.
Is that right?
I'm so sorry.
I wish you believed in me like you do everybody else.
I'm gonna tell you something, and I want you to listen hard
'cause I'm not just saying this.
I am in awe of you.
You hurl yourself into everything you do,
and that passion has always made me so proud
and so excited to see the man
that you are gonna become because there is no doubt
in my mind that you are gonna do great things.
Then let me try. Give me three months in Vegas.
Theo, I'm just not gonna let you drop out of high school for a girl.
It's not just about her, Mom. I mean, I'll admit it, okay.
It was at first, but then I got excited.
Cooking is in my blood.
Anthony can teach me everything he knows,
everything Dad knew.
If you want to learn to cook,
there are great restaurants here...
- I have Anthony. - No, you don't.
Why not?
You want me to tell you things, but you won't tell me anything.
What's going on with Anthony?
He's been lying to us, all of us,
and he lied to Dad.
Why?
Because he's a coward.
People in your life are gonna disappoint you, and I'm sorry.
I wanted to protect you from that,
but I don't think I can protect you
the way I do the other kids.
What did he lie about?
Mom, tell me.
Hey there. What can I get you?
I'll take a little bit of everything.
Thank you.
Gosh, I feel so bad.
I bit that girl's head off this morning,
and now here she is inviting me into her home.
- Who, Luly? - Yeah.
Oh, my mom says the whole neighborhood
couldn't wait to get in here and see all the work they've done.
It's nice.
What do you call this, like, an open floor plan?
This neighborhood must be the next big thing
all the hipsters are coming in.
I'm not a hipster, and I'm coming in.
Me and Evan, Luly's husband,
we're trying to develop the neighborhood
without ruining it. You know, keep the integrity.
Could make a lot more money tearing stuff down,
- building strip malls. - It's true.
But we're not trying to make money.
I mean, well, we're not trying not to make money.
We're just not only trying to make money.
Hey, this nice guy your grandpa?
Yeah.
You see the way Ivy's looking at him?
God, I recognize that look...
Like he's the greatest man on Earth.
Lauren, I realize that this is none of my business,
but... what happened?
It's a long and boring story.
I'm the world's most captive audience.
Let's get some privacy.
- Where's JJ? - He's with Hope.
We're gonna read her the funnies before bed.
We forgot her books.
You and JJ should probably go to bed soon too, okay?
But that's not gonna happen until my mom and Theo get here.
She probably won't be here until after the storm passes.
Yeah, I know.
I think I'm delivering a baby tonight.
Are you scared?
Oh, no.
No, I delivered lots of babies as a med student.
You've never delivered your own, though.
She may have changed her mind.
He might not be my baby.
I'm sorry, Char. I'm sorry.
- I shouldn't have said that... - No.
My mom told me once that all you need
for a home birth is lots of towels,
two pieces of sterilized string,
and sterilized scissors to cut the cord.
We can pull that off.
You're not a little kid anymore, are you?
When did that happen?
I've always been sort of a 40-year-old lady,
though, haven't I?
Yeah, you have.
That guy in your piece... That stand-up guy...
When he wasn't drinking, he was great.
He was the guy you described,
and it was the memory of him,
the belief that he was in there somewhere
if I could just stand by him and pour out one more bottle.
I clung to that for years.
When did you stop?
Oh, should have been when he drove into a tree
with the whole family in the car.
Yeah, that's when my mom and my brother bailed.
But not me.
I kept at it.
Kept believing that the man who...
taught me to tie my shoes would come back to life.
But then I had Ivy, and this instinct took over.
I wanted to protect her.
Couldn't do it for myself, but I could do it for her,
so I cut off contact with him.
La ironía es que fue cuando finalmente se puso sobrio.
Pero fue demasiado tarde.
Finalmente estoy feliz ahora.
Me divorcié de mi ex que era básicamente una versión de mi papá,
y tengo un trabajo que amo
Ahora incluso tengo un estúpido conejillo de Indias.
Y veo el dolor de Larry ...
Su necesidad de perdón,
y admiro su sobriedad, lo hago ...
Y entiendo que la vida de tu familia
es mejor con Larry adentro ...
pero el mío y el de Ivy ...
Es mejor sin él.
- Bueno, me alegra que estés aquí. - Gracias por recibirnos.
¿Cómo te va por allí?
Oliver, ¿respirarás profundamente?
- ¿Ahora soy yo quien respira? - ¿Por favor?
- Me sentí bien, en realidad. - Sigue respirando.
Quiero que tengas el bebé.
No cambié de opinión. Yo solo...
Tengo miedo de que no lo quieras.
- Sabio ... - Sigue respirando.
Estas respirando
Tengo una enfermedad llamada GSS.
Me acabo de enterar.
Es una enfermedad que afecta la parte ...
- Sé lo que es GSS. - Sé que usted sabe.
Pero necesito decirlo en voz alta.
Afecta la parte de tu cerebro
que controla la coordinación
Te debilita hasta que te mata.
No hay cura
Aquí viene otra contracción.
Estoy aquí.
No voy a ninguna parte.
Nunca lo perdonaré. Traicionó a papá.
Lo sé, pero es complicado para Luly.
Deberías hablar con ella al respecto.
¿Puedo?
Solo hazme un favor y no le digas a los otros niños, ¿de acuerdo?
Porque ellos no lo saben.
Tenemos que salir de aquí.
- Léeme mi horóscopo. - ¿Que eres?
Ares.
- Luly está en el periódico. - ¿Qué quieres decir?
"Querido papá, toda tu vida escribiste cartas
a las personas que amas ".
"Una carta fue como le propusiste a tu esposa
"y ahora una carta será como te digo
que fuiste, eres y siempre serás mi papá ".
"Pero tú no eres mi padre".
Muy bien, vamos a llevarte al hospital.
¿Eh?
- ¿Que demonios? - Oh Dios mío.
- ¿Estás bien? - Si.
Quédate aquí.
- ¿Podemos evitarlo? - No.
- ¿Qué demonios hacemos ahora? - No lo sé.
¿Nos quedamos en el auto o volvemos adentro, mamá?
- ¿Qué hacemos? - No lo sé, Theo.
Está bien, vaquero. Está bien.
¿Mamá?
¿Quién es ese?
Quédate aquí.
En estos momentos cuando todo parece perdido,
mira a tu alrededor.
Sé que parece oscuro, pero siempre hay una luz.
- ¡Oye! - Encuéntralo.
¿Quién es? Te sorprenderías.
¿Necesita transporte?