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"Whence come I
and whither go I?

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That is the great,
unfathomable question,

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the same for every one of us.

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And science has
no answer to it,"

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Max Planck said,
and he's correct.

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Because ultimately,
it is not up to science,

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nor our teachers, not even our
parents... sorry Mom and Dad.

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Only we, fellow members

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of the class of 1994,
can decide who we become.

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Here's another turn of phrase
that I am fond of.

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"A roll's a roll,
and a toll's a toll.

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And if I don't get no tolls,
I don't eat no rolls.”

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Little John speaks these words
at the toll bridge,

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because the success of
his livelihood is directly tied

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to the success of his very life.

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We, too, have the freedom
to choose vocations so vital,

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to resoundingly answer
the question

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"What will I become?"

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Answer well,
and these choices will feed us,

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sustain us and fulfill us.

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Mail it in,
and no rolls for you.

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So choose wisely,
class of 1994,

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because "with great power
comes great responsibility."

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That's from Spider-Man.

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What time is it?

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Where are you guys going?

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Don't worry about it.

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Open your present.
You got a present

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from your father and I.
Honey, make sure this is in zoom

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'cause this is good.
You see that?

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You're gonna need that

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for all those cold winters
in Cambridge.

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It's great, Mom.

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Only seven more years.

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It's just so horrible. I...

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Dear Lord. Look, there's nothing
to do, so just find a way

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to shut up already, all right?

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Hey, Mac, look,
I'm glad you told me, okay?

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I'm sorry that came out wrong,

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but you really don't think
we should tell someone?

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Like, it doesn't have
to be Erin and Tiff,

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but at least an adult.

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And what good would that do?

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Play it out. Really play it out

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and tell me what you think
happens if we do that.

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I don't know, but you could get
medicine and treatment and...

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- From where? The hospital?
- Yeah. Maybe.

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Yeah, assuming they don't,
like, institutionalize me

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when I try to explain who I am,

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and assuming that they don't
have a record of me...

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I don't know... dying there,

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then what am I looking at?

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Months of awful chemo

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that we already know
didn't work seven years ago.

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- Mac.
- I say * that.

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But maybe you don't have it yet.

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Isn't that a thing with cancer?
Catching it early?

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We can't just do nothing.

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Sure we can.
We're doing it right now.

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Mac, in this case, doing nothing
isn't doing nothing at all

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'cause it's really just
letting the worst thing happen.

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Yeah, well,

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maybe you should have
thought of that

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before you yanked me out of 2019
and away from my doctor brother.

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Mac, that's not fair, okay?

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I saw that lady.

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She was at your brother's house.

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Look, I know.

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And according to Dylan,

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there was no guarantee
that he could treat it anyway.

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It's just...

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it's like it's happening,

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but it's almost impossible
to believe.

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Doesn't even feel real.

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Well, then maybe
that's the first step...

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making sure
you feel it's real so that

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you will take it
seriously, Mac.

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So what can we do about that?

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Zoom in, honey.

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There we go. That's...
Oh, I like that. Uh, okay.

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10:45. Nice.

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Watching it already?

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What? It's my life,
too, isn't it?

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You wouldn't be curious?

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This is, like, success *.

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One: ew.

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And two: I don't even know
what that's supposed to mean.

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I'm proud of us.

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That girl is totally
full of shit.

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- What are you talking about?
- How much time you got?

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Seven years.

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This speech is amazing.

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We're valedictorian.
We're about to go to MIT.

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I am literally watching
one of my dreams come true.

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Even if Dad's camerawork

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- kind of makes me dizzy.
- That girl on the video?

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She's about to get hit with
a Mack Truck full of reality.

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Who are you this morning?

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Look, your friend is right.

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You're gonna be here
a little longer

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than we both thought, so...

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why don't we take a walk down
to the coffee shop real quick?

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But you have
a coffee maker here.

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Oh, um,

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can we bring you anything back?

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They have pretty
good muffins and

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maybe bagels, I think?

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I'm good.

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There are also Pop-Tarts

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if you want one.

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Look, I'm not giving you rules.

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That's sure
what it sounds like.

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Christine? One muffin?

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Why is there just, like,
old furniture in here?

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"Boundaries" is maybe
a better word.

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It's like somebody's
weird college house,

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but inside a restaurant.

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The big three.

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One: no more going
through my shit without asking.

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Two: bedroom... off limits.

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Three:
if there's a towel hanging

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- from the door, it means knock.
- Why?

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Like, because you might
be naked or something?

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Gross.

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Just knock.

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Okay, Mom.

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That's a weird way
to feel about stuff.

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What if I told you
that was a perfectly fine way

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to feel about stuff?

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That there's

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no one right answer at all
when it comes to feeling things?

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I'd say that's a lot
to get from a coffee mug.

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- What?
- You're so focused on who you should be

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and how to get there
that you have no idea

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what you really like,
really want,

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- or who you really are.
- Oh, my God. Would you stop it?

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Roll your eyes
if you want to, but, remember,

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I'm you,
so I already know the answer.

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Okay, Great and Powerful Oz,
how about this?

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I know exactly what I want.

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I want to get out of Stony
Stream, I want to go to MIT...

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which we do... and ideally,
I'd like a fellowship

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or a research grant
to do something...

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...I don't know...
groundbreaking.

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- Those are Carol's dreams.
- You mean Mom?

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- Come on.
- Look, right now you think all that success

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is gonna make you whole,
make you feel different,

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but I'm here to tell you,

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you're just gonna be you
when you get there.

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Hell,

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- you're gonna be me.
- Mom is smart.

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Mom wants me to be independent
and to do my best.

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Even if that means missing out

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on everything
that's going on around you

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because you are so focused
on the future?

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Is that what you really want?

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Your life to be lived
for the approval of others?

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Is Mom not proud of you
for some reason?

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Is it your hair?

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- What did you do?
- You're misunderstanding me.

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What I'm telling you
is a good thing.

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It means you have time.

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Time to dance, time to play,

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- time to date a couple idiots.
- Like Russ?

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Exactly like Russ.

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Russ and I aren't
gonna get married

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and do the whole kids
and mortgage thing.

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It's just... fun.

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Fun is good.

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Hell, more than that.
Fun matters.

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Having real friends matter.

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That's the speech
someone should have given

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at the end of high school.

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I have fun.

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I have friends.

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- What?
- They're your coworkers.

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Why are you saying all of this?

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You did do something,
didn't you?

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What happened?

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I...

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I just...

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I want you to have the
head start that I didn't have.

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And frankly, I'm jealous.

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It took me reaching my twenties
to realize this,

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and now look at me.

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Yeah, Mom must be thrilled.

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Look, there's no easy way
to say this,

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but she is not
who you think she is.

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You just love blaming Mom
for your problems, don't you?

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You're adopted.

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Stop it. It's not funny.

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There is absolutely nothing
to feel bad about.

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Ultimately,
this is a good thing.

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We find out our sophomore year.

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- You're messing with me.
- Translation: Carol waits

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19 years to be honest with you
about who you are.

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Hey.

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I'm giving you a gift.

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Stop messing with me.

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I think you know, deep down...

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that I'm not.

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You're sure this is the one?

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It's where
my grandmother is, so...

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What?

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Nice.

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You're so going to Hell,
by the way.

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Nah.

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Jews believe we all go
to the same place, so...

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Grandpa, Grandma,

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Cousin Rhoda, Aunt Sally.

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***

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I guess that's my grave.

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What do you think
I look like down there?

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I mean, am I just bones?

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Well, depends on
how good your coffin is,

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but I'd say your eyeballs
are definitely gone.

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Oh, good Lord.

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Yeah, worms eat those first.

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You're * up.

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People don't notice
'cause you're quiet,

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but you're * up, KJ.

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Bet they buried you
in a dress, too.

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- Okay, stop.
- Just saying.

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Not even a full date.

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No birthday, no... death day?

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Could Dad not even
spring for that?

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Geez, things must have
been tight.

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Someone's coming.

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Come on, let's go.

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That's my stepmom.

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Why would...

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Mac, let's get out of here.

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This is
the true story...

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- Of seven strangers...
- Picked

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you haven't seen this.

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My mom doesn't

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let my sister and I watch MTV.

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Find out what happens...

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Well, that's... censorship.

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Oh, my God!

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How old are these people?

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Like, my age. I think
they have to be at least 18.

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My sister is 19.

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Wait. She's not allowed
to watch MTV?

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I think she's joining
the military soon.

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She's, um, training
to become a helicopter pilot.

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I'm gonna get a Pop-Tart.

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You want?

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Am I wearing a sign
that says "Feed me Pop-Tarts"

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or something?

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Oh, uh, hey, remind me.

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Who are all you girls again?

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Janice is... Tiff's cousin.

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And which one's Janice?

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Really?

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Oh.

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Oh, yeah. Cool.

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And you guys are
just friends of hers?

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Yeah, from... boarding school.

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Janice wanted to show us
all her cousin's life

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in the big city
for a couple days.

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So...

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The big city?

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This isn't even Cleveland.

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It's, like, the one cool part
of Stony Stream,

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which is maybe, like,
half a block from the...

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Christ.

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Oh, all right. This again.

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Hey, what's up, man?

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You from 7B? Look, we have
to have the TV up this loud

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because my girlfriend...

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- she's hard of hearing.
- Larry!

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What the hell
are you doing here?

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I'm looking for, uh...
Tiff Quilkin.

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Well, neither of them
are here right now,

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and even if they were, they want
nothing to do with you.

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Neither?

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Uh... you're one of them,
aren't you?

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Do you know this guy?

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I need to show you something.

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Please.

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If I'm not back in five minutes,
bring your baseball bat.

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I don't have a baseball bat.

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So, will the older Tiffany
be back soon?

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After those two visited me
yesterday, something

00:16:40.287 --> 00:16:42.557
- really freaky happened.
- I watched you die two days ago.

00:16:42.581 --> 00:16:43.916
Did you know that?

00:16:45.584 --> 00:16:46.877
What are you talking about?

00:16:46.961 --> 00:16:48.546
You got lasered
by the Old Watch,

00:16:48.629 --> 00:16:51.549
burnt into nothing.

00:16:55.386 --> 00:16:58.305
Anyway, what goes around
comes around, I guess.

00:16:58.389 --> 00:17:01.392
Hold on. I know a lot
of weird things probably happen

00:17:01.475 --> 00:17:03.185
in the future,
but they haven't yet,

00:17:03.269 --> 00:17:05.813
so, I mean...

00:17:08.023 --> 00:17:09.900
...there's time to fix them?

00:17:10.943 --> 00:17:14.029
Maybe. Maybe not.

00:17:15.448 --> 00:17:18.617
I want to do the right thing.

00:17:18.701 --> 00:17:21.120
Uh, I just...

00:17:23.456 --> 00:17:26.750
The STF... every-every...
everything they told me, uh...

00:17:26.834 --> 00:17:28.377
this-this...

00:17:28.461 --> 00:17:30.379
Th-This is the right thing!
How could I...

00:17:30.463 --> 00:17:32.590
There-there has to be a reason.

00:17:32.673 --> 00:17:34.967
I mean, oh, God.

00:17:35.050 --> 00:17:37.553
It's okay. Just...

00:17:37.636 --> 00:17:40.264
Burned up instantly? Jesus!

00:17:40.347 --> 00:17:42.391
Oh, Christ.

00:17:43.976 --> 00:17:47.313
I'm sorry, okay? Just...

00:17:47.396 --> 00:17:50.232
All of this has been
really hard for everyone.

00:17:50.316 --> 00:17:54.028
And... I-I didn't mean it.

00:17:54.111 --> 00:17:56.614
- Wait. I don't die?
- No, I...

00:17:56.697 --> 00:17:58.217
I just... I-I didn't
mean it like that.

00:17:58.282 --> 00:17:59.950
Like, being so harsh about it.

00:18:00.993 --> 00:18:03.662
- So I do die?
- Yes.

00:18:13.506 --> 00:18:15.424
Hey.

00:18:15.508 --> 00:18:18.093
Is that my bike?

00:18:18.177 --> 00:18:20.179
Is it?

00:18:25.142 --> 00:18:28.646
It fell out of some kind of... I
don't know how to describe it...

00:18:28.729 --> 00:18:30.731
it's like some...

00:18:30.814 --> 00:18:32.775
burping... trash hole,

00:18:32.858 --> 00:18:34.860
but, like, you know, a rip.

00:18:34.944 --> 00:18:36.779
Sort of like the foldings
Heck and Naldo use,

00:18:36.862 --> 00:18:40.616
but smaller, kind of...
raggedy and broken.

00:18:40.699 --> 00:18:42.660
A folding?

00:18:42.743 --> 00:18:44.662
And it's still there
on the farm?

00:18:44.745 --> 00:18:47.498
- You know my farm?
- I was there.

00:18:47.581 --> 00:18:49.375
Three days ago.

00:18:50.417 --> 00:18:52.836
Well, yeah, I mean,
it's right there in the field.

00:18:52.920 --> 00:18:54.338
Take me there.

00:18:54.421 --> 00:18:57.466
- I want to see it.
- You sure about that?

00:18:57.550 --> 00:19:01.345
I'm not even sure I trust myself
after what you just told me.

00:19:02.388 --> 00:19:04.014
What are you gonna do?

00:19:04.098 --> 00:19:06.725
Kill me twice?

00:19:12.856 --> 00:19:15.150
It's just perfect.

00:19:15.234 --> 00:19:18.362
Oh, my, honey,
you look so beautiful.

00:19:18.445 --> 00:19:20.906
I don't know, Mom.

00:19:20.990 --> 00:19:23.200
- Is it... is it too much?
- Mm.

00:19:30.708 --> 00:19:32.710
Hello?

00:19:39.341 --> 00:19:42.344
Transfer secure. Identity code?

00:19:43.887 --> 00:19:46.807
Verify. Blue. Second Mark.

00:19:46.890 --> 00:19:49.226
Blue-Red. Red-Blue.

00:19:49.310 --> 00:19:51.103
Verify.

00:19:54.106 --> 00:19:55.566
Why are you calling me?

00:19:55.649 --> 00:19:58.444
I'm an Emergency
Level 8 contact.

00:20:02.364 --> 00:20:05.743
D-Describe it. Color,
approximate diameter.

00:20:05.826 --> 00:20:07.703
Shape?

00:20:07.786 --> 00:20:10.289
Cup of coffee? Okay.

00:20:12.458 --> 00:20:15.294
With a piece of detritus
from another timeline?

00:20:15.377 --> 00:20:16.879
Okay.

00:20:18.255 --> 00:20:20.132
Wait, you have-you have
a traveler?

00:20:20.215 --> 00:20:22.801
Travelers?

00:20:22.885 --> 00:20:25.804
Jesus. You're serious? Kids?

00:20:31.185 --> 00:20:33.187
What's your location?

00:20:37.983 --> 00:20:41.278
Why would she bring me flowers?

00:20:41.362 --> 00:20:43.405
Her, of all people?

00:20:44.907 --> 00:20:47.493
Half the time I knew Alice,
she was passed out on our couch

00:20:47.576 --> 00:20:49.536
before I even got home
from school.

00:20:49.620 --> 00:20:51.664
And when she wasn't
fighting with my dad,

00:20:51.747 --> 00:20:56.835
she was just, like, gone for
days without any explanation.

00:20:59.004 --> 00:21:01.507
She hardly even seemed
to notice Dylan or me at all

00:21:01.590 --> 00:21:04.343
unless we, like, stole some
of her cigarettes or something.

00:21:04.426 --> 00:21:08.430
And now she's the one
who remembers my birthday?

00:21:08.514 --> 00:21:10.015
It's your birthday?

00:21:10.099 --> 00:21:14.019
Yup. July 5th.

00:21:14.103 --> 00:21:17.731
I'm a Cancer.
How great is that?

00:21:20.109 --> 00:21:24.238
Well, maybe she changed?

00:21:24.321 --> 00:21:25.864
Didn't your brother?

00:21:26.907 --> 00:21:30.703
Yeah. No, yeah. He mentioned
something about that.

00:21:30.786 --> 00:21:34.832
Like, her being really cool
when I got sick or something.

00:21:34.915 --> 00:21:37.000
But, man.

00:21:37.084 --> 00:21:39.294
Flowers.

00:21:41.296 --> 00:21:45.050
Well, when I saw myself
at that party,

00:21:45.134 --> 00:21:48.137
I was really unhappy at first,

00:21:48.220 --> 00:21:51.056
'cause it wasn't
what I was expecting, but

00:21:51.140 --> 00:21:53.267
maybe I couldn't
see myself the way

00:21:53.350 --> 00:21:55.269
everybody else around me could.

00:21:55.352 --> 00:21:57.438
So maybe it's like that, with...

00:21:57.521 --> 00:21:58.605
- Shit.
- Boy!

00:21:58.689 --> 00:22:00.023
Watch it!

00:22:00.107 --> 00:22:01.608
Mac.

00:22:05.070 --> 00:22:06.488
Run.

00:23:08.258 --> 00:23:10.844
Hey, let's...

00:23:10.928 --> 00:23:13.180
Let's get back to the others.

00:23:24.399 --> 00:23:27.402
You want to hear something
that'll blow your mind?

00:23:27.486 --> 00:23:29.446
Check this out.

00:23:30.697 --> 00:23:32.866
We are gonna spend
the next seven years

00:23:32.950 --> 00:23:34.952
opening up your world.

00:23:36.973 --> 00:23:39.267
Do you think I care about
Whitney Houston right now?

00:23:39.350 --> 00:23:41.853
Like, your plan was just
to buy me a frickin' scone,

00:23:41.936 --> 00:23:43.914
tell me I'm adopted,
and then we come home and listen

00:23:43.938 --> 00:23:45.815
to "I Wanna Dance
with Somebody"?

00:23:45.899 --> 00:23:47.692
That's the whole point.

00:23:47.776 --> 00:23:49.754
Tell me you would have guessed
this is the same woman

00:23:49.778 --> 00:23:51.946
who sang
"Saving All My Love For You."

00:23:52.030 --> 00:23:53.948
Why'd you turn
and look at me?

00:23:54.032 --> 00:23:55.700
Look,

00:23:55.784 --> 00:23:57.994
I know that this is hard,

00:23:58.078 --> 00:24:00.747
but it'll be easier
in the long run.

00:24:00.830 --> 00:24:02.832
I hate you for telling me that.

00:24:02.916 --> 00:24:07.087
Hey, I really do get it.

00:24:07.170 --> 00:24:08.546
I don't think
there's a way for us

00:24:08.630 --> 00:24:10.924
to skip through the pain
altogether, but I think

00:24:11.007 --> 00:24:14.177
that you can move
through this faster than I did.

00:24:15.220 --> 00:24:17.222
And if I can,

00:24:17.305 --> 00:24:19.641
I want to give that to you.

00:24:22.977 --> 00:24:26.481
And I think what we really
need to move through

00:24:26.564 --> 00:24:28.024
is this.

00:24:28.108 --> 00:24:29.526
The weirdo hair,

00:24:29.609 --> 00:24:31.861
the flashy-light-computer music,
the partying.

00:24:31.945 --> 00:24:34.572
You decided
to be like this, not Mom.

00:24:34.656 --> 00:24:38.409
And newsflash: it doesn't last.
It's a phase.

00:24:38.493 --> 00:24:40.537
So I want to give you that.

00:24:41.955 --> 00:24:44.666
Okay, 12-Year-Old Me.

00:24:44.749 --> 00:24:47.460
I'm not only 12,
thank you very much.

00:24:47.544 --> 00:24:51.714
I've been to the future, and
in the future, we're not this.

00:24:51.798 --> 00:24:53.967
You saw me in 2019?

00:24:54.050 --> 00:24:55.969
No.

00:24:56.052 --> 00:24:58.138
But I did some research.

00:24:58.221 --> 00:24:59.973
We have an institute.

00:25:00.056 --> 00:25:01.975
An institute?

00:25:02.058 --> 00:25:03.810
What kind of institute?

00:25:03.893 --> 00:25:05.621
I don't know, exactly.
We weren't there long enough

00:25:05.645 --> 00:25:07.832
to find out as much as I would
have liked, but it seemed,

00:25:07.856 --> 00:25:09.983
you know, established.

00:25:11.943 --> 00:25:13.570
Established.

00:25:13.653 --> 00:25:15.071
Well, it definitely wasn't

00:25:15.155 --> 00:25:17.031
the Institute
of Flashy Light Computer Music

00:25:17.115 --> 00:25:19.409
and Sleeping Until 10:45 a.m.

00:25:19.492 --> 00:25:22.829
You're lashing out.
Of course you are. So did I.

00:25:22.912 --> 00:25:25.331
- Do what you got to do.
- Oh, my God.

00:25:25.415 --> 00:25:29.294
And another thing:
MIT isn't someone else's dream.

00:25:29.377 --> 00:25:32.297
It's ours... yours and mine.

00:25:32.380 --> 00:25:35.341
I've been thinking about it,
and I don't care what you say.

00:25:35.425 --> 00:25:37.427
That's what I want.

00:25:37.510 --> 00:25:41.139
Nobody told me to go there.
Not Mom, not anyone.

00:25:41.222 --> 00:25:44.976
Maybe you don't remember,
but I do. I want that.

00:25:45.059 --> 00:25:47.437
I'm sure it feels that way
to you now,

00:25:47.520 --> 00:25:51.024
but you have no idea
what MIT is really like yet.

00:25:51.107 --> 00:25:53.484
What is it, then?
What don't I get?

00:25:53.568 --> 00:25:54.986
I...

00:25:55.069 --> 00:25:57.405
Things are just different
when you're older.

00:25:57.488 --> 00:25:59.949
- Uh...
- No. You know what I think?

00:26:00.033 --> 00:26:01.593
I think you need
to stop screwing around

00:26:01.659 --> 00:26:02.827
and go back to MIT.

00:26:02.911 --> 00:26:04.913
And there's Carol again.

00:26:05.997 --> 00:26:08.458
Re-enroll. You could
probably still be back

00:26:08.541 --> 00:26:09.876
in time for the fall semester.

00:26:09.959 --> 00:26:12.629
- It's not gonna happen.
- Why?

00:26:12.712 --> 00:26:16.216
I can't go back to MIT
because I got expelled, okay?

00:26:18.259 --> 00:26:20.261
I knew it.

00:26:21.262 --> 00:26:23.932
I knew it.
All of that nonsense

00:26:24.015 --> 00:26:26.017
you were spewing
in the coffee shop?

00:26:27.018 --> 00:26:29.854
You were just making excuses
because you blew it.

00:26:30.897 --> 00:26:33.775
The woman who was my role model,
my support system,

00:26:33.858 --> 00:26:35.777
who gave me lectures
about truthfulness

00:26:35.860 --> 00:26:37.195
and doing the right thing
ended up

00:26:37.278 --> 00:26:38.655
being the biggest liar
of them all,

00:26:38.738 --> 00:26:40.990
so, no, it was not great
for my concentration.

00:26:41.074 --> 00:26:42.992
Don't blame Mom for this!

00:26:43.076 --> 00:26:44.702
I may only be 12,
but I'm pretty sure

00:26:44.786 --> 00:26:46.639
they don't expel you
from school for being adopted.

00:26:46.663 --> 00:26:48.915
Like you said, you're only 12.

00:26:48.998 --> 00:26:51.334
No shit, Sherlock!

00:26:51.417 --> 00:26:55.588
But at least I own
who I am and what I do.

00:27:16.109 --> 00:27:18.278
So why did 213...

00:27:18.361 --> 00:27:20.029
If I'm being honest,

00:27:20.113 --> 00:27:22.907
it's really the only good song
on this album.

00:27:22.991 --> 00:27:25.285
I've been through
all this before

00:27:25.368 --> 00:27:27.287
So how could you think...

00:27:27.370 --> 00:27:29.455
What's up?

00:27:29.539 --> 00:27:30.873
Where's Erin?

00:27:30.957 --> 00:27:32.500
Who?

00:27:32.583 --> 00:27:34.377
Things are gonna change...

00:27:34.460 --> 00:27:36.796
My friend.

00:27:36.879 --> 00:27:38.589
Chinese, was here when we left?

00:27:38.673 --> 00:27:40.675
You don't stand
no chance, boy...

00:27:40.758 --> 00:27:42.719
- Russ?
- What's up?

00:27:42.802 --> 00:27:44.429
Where's Erin?

00:27:44.512 --> 00:27:45.847
Oh, she left.

00:27:45.930 --> 00:27:47.348
Don't you turn around...

00:27:47.432 --> 00:27:48.808
What?

00:27:48.891 --> 00:27:50.685
She took off
with some guy she knew.

00:27:50.768 --> 00:27:52.186
Larry?

00:27:53.563 --> 00:27:54.981
Goddammit it, Russ!

00:27:55.064 --> 00:27:57.108
Was it really
going out like that?

00:27:57.191 --> 00:27:58.568
Tell me, boy

00:28:09.287 --> 00:28:11.581
It's okay.
She's one of the good guys.

00:28:13.624 --> 00:28:16.336
It's here.

00:28:16.419 --> 00:28:18.338
Pleasure to finally
meet you, by the way.

00:28:18.421 --> 00:28:20.631
I hope it's still here.

00:28:20.715 --> 00:28:22.884
Foldings don't typically
last very long.

00:28:25.053 --> 00:28:26.387
Where are the others?

00:28:26.471 --> 00:28:28.306
Hell if I know.

00:28:41.194 --> 00:28:43.571
You did
the right thing by calling me.

00:28:43.654 --> 00:28:45.656
I was just
following protocol.

00:28:45.740 --> 00:28:48.451
All this stuff
wasn't here before.

00:28:50.995 --> 00:28:53.456
- I don't think this is a folding.
- I agree.

00:28:53.539 --> 00:28:55.333
At least not like any I've seen.

00:28:55.416 --> 00:28:57.561
It isn't like the one that came
through, either. Heck and Naldo.

00:29:21.526 --> 00:29:25.488
What we got here
is a Class 2 Time Rip.

00:29:27.281 --> 00:29:29.200
Can you travel through a rip?

00:29:29.283 --> 00:29:31.369
Afraid not.
Don't worry.

00:29:31.452 --> 00:29:32.995
These things tend
to repair themselves

00:29:33.079 --> 00:29:34.789
and disappear pretty quickly.

00:29:34.872 --> 00:29:37.375
Then why is this one
still here?

00:29:37.458 --> 00:29:38.876
I don't know,

00:29:38.960 --> 00:29:41.003
but you better hope
it goes away soon

00:29:41.087 --> 00:29:43.756
and nothing else comes through.

00:29:43.840 --> 00:29:46.592
What else can come through?

00:29:46.676 --> 00:29:48.678
Nothing good.

00:29:58.813 --> 00:30:00.231
I'm good.

00:30:04.944 --> 00:30:08.823
Maybe you should start
eating a little healthier?

00:30:10.241 --> 00:30:14.537
And, you know, stop smoking,
get some exercise.

00:30:16.497 --> 00:30:18.499
What?

00:30:18.583 --> 00:30:20.585
I ride a bike for a living.

00:30:28.468 --> 00:30:30.720
You know what really
gets me about Alice?

00:30:32.263 --> 00:30:34.974
It's just surprising, you know?

00:30:36.225 --> 00:30:38.561
She actually wanted me to live.

00:30:40.438 --> 00:30:42.523
Why is that surprising?

00:30:44.775 --> 00:30:47.069
I don't know. Just...

00:30:47.153 --> 00:30:50.865
Maybe, like you said,

00:30:50.948 --> 00:30:54.744
maybe more people
seemed to believe

00:30:54.827 --> 00:30:56.913
I was worth a shit
than I thought.

00:30:59.540 --> 00:31:01.542
I think you're worth a shit.

00:31:04.504 --> 00:31:06.506
And I want you to live.

00:31:09.008 --> 00:31:10.968
Happy birthday.

00:31:33.157 --> 00:31:35.117
There you two are!

00:31:35.201 --> 00:31:37.286
We were waiting for you guys.
We have to go.

00:31:38.329 --> 00:31:39.830
Erin's in trouble.

00:31:41.791 --> 00:31:43.960
Come on.

00:31:56.138 --> 00:31:58.808
Is that Erin's bike?

00:32:18.077 --> 00:32:19.829
Hey!

00:32:19.912 --> 00:32:21.807
- You piece of shit!
- It's all right. She's right...

00:32:21.831 --> 00:32:24.709
- she's right around the corner. It's all right.
- Where's Erin?

00:32:24.792 --> 00:32:27.336
Guys, it's okay. It's okay.

00:32:27.420 --> 00:32:29.547
Are you sure you're okay?

00:32:30.798 --> 00:32:33.175
Man, this is weird.

00:32:33.259 --> 00:32:35.720
We watched this dude get smoked.

00:32:35.803 --> 00:32:37.013
Mac.

00:32:37.096 --> 00:32:38.723
There's something
you guys have to see.

00:32:38.806 --> 00:32:40.683
- Hey, we know you.
- It's that chick

00:32:40.766 --> 00:32:43.060
- from the red pickup truck.
- Okay,

00:32:43.144 --> 00:32:44.830
- what the hell is going on?
- She's STF Underground,

00:32:44.854 --> 00:32:46.314
like Larry.

00:32:46.397 --> 00:32:47.857
Screw this. I'm out.

00:32:47.940 --> 00:32:49.459
Yeah, we're not falling
for this shit again.

00:32:49.483 --> 00:32:52.320
- Let's go.
- Wait! You have to see this.

00:32:53.362 --> 00:32:55.114
Now.

00:33:14.175 --> 00:33:17.762
- My TRC-218.
- Holy shit.

00:33:17.845 --> 00:33:20.681
Is that the one with channel 14
or 30 crystals?

00:33:20.765 --> 00:33:22.975
- 30.
- Damn.

00:33:23.059 --> 00:33:26.062
- Low power.
- This was my dad's.

00:33:34.945 --> 00:33:37.948
So, is this all came from 1988?

00:33:38.032 --> 00:33:39.950
It's a pretty even mix
of detritus

00:33:40.034 --> 00:33:42.870
from the girls' trips
to 1988 and 2019.

00:33:42.953 --> 00:33:45.956
But it's not a folding.

00:33:46.040 --> 00:33:50.169
Are you sure there's no way
we can time-travel through it?

00:33:50.252 --> 00:33:52.672
I don't even know
if you'd want to touch it.

00:33:54.173 --> 00:33:56.217
Let's find out.

00:34:01.305 --> 00:34:02.390
are we sure that's a...

00:34:07.561 --> 00:34:09.438
- Whoa!
- Okay.

00:34:09.522 --> 00:34:11.440
That's kind of funny.

00:34:11.524 --> 00:34:15.486
Larry,
there's something in here!

00:34:19.699 --> 00:34:21.033
Larry!

00:34:21.117 --> 00:34:22.743
What's up her *?

00:34:22.827 --> 00:34:24.995
It's the dang cats!

00:34:25.079 --> 00:34:27.164
- Look at this!
- Come on, MeeMaw.

00:34:27.248 --> 00:34:29.208
Now there's a wild cat
in the house?

00:34:43.931 --> 00:34:45.766
That's not a cat.

00:34:50.730 --> 00:34:53.566
It's an XK-11 recon probe.

00:34:53.649 --> 00:34:54.734
No shit.

00:34:54.817 --> 00:34:56.944
Recon? Does that mean

00:34:57.027 --> 00:34:58.779
that thing can see us?

00:34:58.863 --> 00:35:00.781
Afraid so.

00:35:02.992 --> 00:35:05.077
- Dang. I didn't get to see.
- Don't!

00:35:05.161 --> 00:35:07.955
This probe is sending a signal
across the ages

00:35:08.038 --> 00:35:10.416
to the bigwigs right now,
live and primetime.

00:35:10.499 --> 00:35:11.876
It's what I figured.

00:35:11.959 --> 00:35:13.794
- The bigwigs?
- Take a guess.

00:35:13.878 --> 00:35:15.713
- The Old Watch.
- Old Watch.

00:35:15.796 --> 00:35:17.965
Bingo.

00:35:19.008 --> 00:35:20.926
Keep an eye on that, would you?

00:35:35.149 --> 00:35:38.110
So the Old Watch
knows they're here?

00:35:39.987 --> 00:35:42.239
What is this? Whoa.

00:35:42.323 --> 00:35:45.576
Uh, are you sure
that's a good idea?

00:35:45.659 --> 00:35:47.912
'Cause, with the...

00:35:47.995 --> 00:35:49.872
Okay.

00:35:50.915 --> 00:35:52.875
You should all probably
wait in the living room.

00:35:52.958 --> 00:35:54.043
I just...

00:35:54.126 --> 00:35:55.377
- Uh, is this protocol?
- Whoa.

00:35:55.461 --> 00:35:57.087
Start the clock, folks.

00:35:57.171 --> 00:35:59.089
- You mean...
- My guess?

00:35:59.173 --> 00:36:02.635
Hour, tops,
before Old Watch troops

00:36:02.718 --> 00:36:05.471
drop down on our *
like a hailstorm.

00:36:05.554 --> 00:36:06.764
What happens then?

00:36:06.847 --> 00:36:08.557
They execute these little girls

00:36:08.641 --> 00:36:12.186
- for violating the time travel ban.
- Okay.

00:36:12.269 --> 00:36:13.663
- What?
- That seems a little harsh.

00:36:13.687 --> 00:36:15.523
They're just kids. I suppose

00:36:15.606 --> 00:36:18.609
it's out of the question that
we try to explain the situation?

00:36:18.692 --> 00:36:20.986
The Old Watch
doesn't chat, okay?

00:36:21.070 --> 00:36:22.863
They'll bring down
the Cathedral,

00:36:22.947 --> 00:36:26.450
ablute the surrounding area
and kill anyone who's from,

00:36:26.534 --> 00:36:28.744
you know, out of town.

00:36:28.828 --> 00:36:30.955
Why does every
stupid thing

00:36:31.038 --> 00:36:32.224
have to have some kind
of stupid name?

00:36:32.248 --> 00:36:33.749
What's the Cathedral?

00:36:33.833 --> 00:36:36.752
The Cathedral is what the Watch
calls their command center.

00:36:36.836 --> 00:36:40.756
A-a mobile HQ that oversees
the entire timeline.

00:36:40.840 --> 00:36:42.840
- When you put it that way.
- Well, what can we do?

00:36:43.759 --> 00:36:45.761
Only thing we can do.

00:36:47.596 --> 00:36:49.348
We run.