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You really think that she's a danger to

herself?

Yes, I feel it.

If you ever lay a hand on my

daughter, I will make sure that you regret

it.

He didn't do anything, she started it.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, keep them.

Why did you do that?

Louis sexting with Blake.

Your boyfriend, Blake?

I saw you kept liking all her thirst

traps on Instagram.

Why wouldn't you let me in on what

you were going through?

Like you and Dad let us in on

things?

When was it that you told us why

you were splitting up?

You saved her life.

Thank you for creating a place like this.

I fucked up, I let Lucy see Alex.

You what?

She has no friends.

She only has us, but I managed to

connect to her.

Finally, she's talking to me, she's starting to

trust me.

I just want to die.

Every six days, a woman in Canada is

killed by her intimate partner.

Countless others endure physical, emotional, and psychological abuse,

often in silence and isolation.

This is not the legacy that we want

to leave for our daughters and for my

Lucy.

So today, we raise our voices in unison

and we say enough is enough.

This is a time for our lives and

we demand action from our government.

So well,

it's that time of year again.

The leaves are starting to hint at a

change.

Back to school season is upon us.

Go on.

And with that, school supply lists are dropping

and- It is a bloodbath out there.

Inflation is hitting harder than a pop quiz.

Well, lament no more because I am here

to share my back to school shopping tips.

Tell us your secrets, Jill.

Well, for starters, my tip is to shop

early and shop smart.

Back to two.

Hey, look, I'm not asking you for anything.

Obviously, you are in the thick of it

right now and I couldn't possibly understand.

I just want you to know that I

am here for you.

Okay, whatever you need.

And I'm saying that as your friend and

colleague.

The part of me that's in love with

you, fuck that guy, okay?

So forget about him.

Don't worry about him.

It's the part of you that's in love

with me that I'm worried about.

Why do I get the feeling that was

goodbye?

Goodbye, Mary.

I take it you're not getting any sleep

either.

Why is Lou so fragile?

Did I push her too hard?

Did I expect too much?

Is it because we split up?

Rationally, we must recognize that it's not our

fault.

I mean, we never argued in front of,

we never bad mouth each other.

I mean, geez, I even moved right next

door so we could stay close.

What more could we have done to make

it easier on them?

By telling them what was going on between

us.

They had to figure it out themselves once

Naima moved in.

I think that hit you the hardest.

I had no objection.

Then why dwell on it?

Because what does that say about your dynamic

with them?

Your dynamic with Lou?

What are you trying to say?

I don't know.

I'm just, I'm wondering if Lou is insecure

because of your chronic avoidance of her.

By what?

By your own admission, you didn't want another

child.

When she was born, you were angry.

Angry with me?

Fair enough, but you wouldn't go near her.

You wouldn't hold her.

You've always struggled with that.

Maybe Lou sensed it.

Maybe that's why she lacks self-esteem.

Mr. Daniels, Ms. Walker.

We're just trying to piece together what led

to Lucy's emotional state.

The principal said that you had a few

sessions with her when her grades started slipping.

I did.

At our first meeting, you should know, and

of course I shared this with Principal Gleason,

Lucy flirted so aggressively with me that I

suggested she speak with a female colleague instead.

Jesus Christ.

I think she was just testing whether she

could trust me.

But once I called her out on it,

she stopped deflecting and opened up.

She had recently withdrawn from her sports study

program, citing immense pressure.

She was particularly distressed about falling out with

friends.

Lucy exhibited a tendency to belittle herself.

That said, on our subsequent meetings, she seemed

to have improved.

She mentioned having a boyfriend, and her outlook

seemed positive overall, genuinely optimistic.

I found her demeanor convincing.

Did she say anything about us?

Like many teenagers, she oscillates between viewing you

as superheroes and finding you nagging or overbearing.

But what I gleaned from it is that

you are actively involved in her life, and

that's a good thing.

I'll catch you later.

Stella.

Is Lucy okay?

We haven't seen her around.

No, no, she's not.

She's going through a really rough time.

Look, I was hoping that we could talk.

I don't know.

I get it.

It's uncomfortable.

But I'm just trying to figure out why

Lucy would hurt you the way that she

did.

Because she was jealous.

Jealous of what?

I don't know.

She just didn't feel good enough, I guess.

I think that's why she started acting out

all of a sudden.

What do you mean all of a sudden?

When did this start?

I guess it sort of started around the

second qualifying round for the nationals.

Lou's score brought down her team average, dropping

her into a lower division.

So Josie had to change her routine.

Lou, she just lost her spark.

After that, she became so angry.

And she started taking it out on us.

On me, mostly.

That's when I found out she was texting

my boyfriend just to hurt me.

What are you doing with my phone?

After that day, she stopped coming to gymnastics.

And that's when she met that older guy.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Walker.

I have to go.

Thank you.

Sports study program costs?

Of course I do.

Then how do you justify dropping Lucy after

one bad day of tryouts?

Tryouts?

That was over four months ago.

She told me that she quit to focus

on academics.

But now I know that you just gave

up on her.

Do you realize how humiliating that must have

been?

Do you even get how vulnerable kids are

at this age?

Sports is meant to teach resilience.

And I'm sorry Lucy just doesn't have it.

She gave up on herself.

And she would have taken the whole team

down with her.

Josie, this is high school, not the Olympics,

for Christ's sake.

Look, no parent wants to see their child

fail.

But gymnastics is demanding.

It's competitive.

It's my job to push these kids to

be their best.

And to tell them the truth when they

just don't have what it takes.

That takes courage.

No.

It takes courage to believe in someone who

has given up on herself.

And if you don't have that, you better

find the balls to tell her mother about

it.

We've been keeping a close eye on Lucy

over the past few days.

It appears she's suffering from major depressive disorder,

or MDD.

Sorry.

Parking was a nightmare.

She's my partner.

I thought she should be here for this.

Very well.

We feel Lucy is currently at high risk

for self-harm.

While recent events have contributed to her depression,

it's possible that there are deeper underlying issues

at play.

For example, unresolved trauma can dysregulate the body's

stress response system.

When can she come home?

We've started her on antidepressants, but I'd like

to keep her under observation a little longer.

Why did you bring me here?

I want to go home.

We want to help you to get better.

It's not helping.

I hate it.

I'm begging you, please get me out of

here.

Procedure now, procedure now.

Come home to mama, come home to mama.

Procedure now, procedure now.

Come home to mother, come home to mama

now.

I shall

punish the earth.

I shall burn down the heat.

I shall take away every morsel to eat.

I shall turn every feeling to stone.

Where I want to go.

Procedure now, procedure now.

Come home to mama, come home to mama.

You listen up.

When Lucy gets out of the hospital, we're

splitting custody 50-50.

We'll get the lawyers to draw it up.

I'm not going to stand by any longer

while you try to shut me out of

my daughter's life.

Look, I wasn't trying to accuse you of

anything.

I'm just trying to figure out what's going

on with Lou.

I'm tired of being blamed for everything while

you act like you are above reproach.

Do you even know how your decisions have

impacted my life?

We already had a child, Nick.

I didn't want another child.

You knew that.

I just needed some time to process it

to forgive you.

Does that make me a bad guy?

Is that why you kept me away from

her to punch me?

To prove yet again that you are the

super mom, the super woman, the one who's

really in control.

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Abigail Walker?

Is this really necessary?

So it came as a complete surprise then.

Um, sorry, what came as a surprise?

You were telling me your reaction to being

awarded the Order of Canada in June.

Oh, uh, no.

I mean, yes, it was a complete surprise.

Let's have a look at some of the

highlights of a career marked with social initiatives

and achievements and progress and justice.

I'm so sorry about that.

Good to know it really does happen to

the best of us.

Hey, Jonathan, it's Abigail Walker.

How are you?

Hey, Abby, great to hear from you.

Yeah, how are your classes going?

Yeah, busy, but you know.

Great, great, great.

Um, I have a little favor to ask

you.

So what do you think?

What do I think about what?

Circus school.

I mean, you've always loved the circus, and

you're so talented.

What about gymnastics?

Gymnastics.

I don't know.

It's just, it's a lot of pressure, isn't

it?

Well, yeah, with trials coming up, plus midterms

and everything, it's a really fine time to

train.

And isn't gymnastics more of a stepping stone

to this?

I mean, you're more than an athlete.

You're an artist.

So I thought, why wait?

You mean now?

Yeah, it's the middle of the semester.

The director said you could enroll anyway.

Just show them what you got, and I

bet they will jump at the opportunity to

have you.

You think so?

Hell yeah.

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This Juno Award winner is known for her

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Welcome to the show.

Thank you so much for having me.

It's great to be back in Toronto.

Excuse me, but what is going on with

the new guy that has you all up

to here?

What?

Nothing.

I'm just out of it.

Now, I see you.

I see him.

I see you.

Seeing him.

Seeing Giddy.

Seeing our cat.

We're in the room full of mics.

I'm straight to HR.

I never said a thing.

Can you start some change?

Can you start some change for food, ma

'am?

I'm pregnant and I have nowhere to go.

I left my guy because he's a fighter.

You know what I mean?

Had to get my baby out of there

for an extended chance.

Hang on, Stephanie.

How do you know my name?

You just told me, didn't you?

Do you want to come with me?

I know a place where you could stay.

It's safe.

Come with me.

How are you sure she has borderline personality

disorder?

Was she assessed?

You'll understand when you talk to her.

Well, we don't have the resources to accommodate

mental health needs.

I know, but we have to.

We need to launch a program for it.

Okay, well, that requires funding and more personnel.

No, we'll recruit more staff and we'll double

our fundraising goals.

With the election looming, the premier has no

choice but to back us if he has

any hopes of re-election.

And I have a meeting with the minister

to discuss a subsidy.

I'll arrange one with him this summer.

And all signs point to a cabinet reshuffle

on the horizon.

Don't you think?

Jesus, Abigail, slow down.

Hi.

What are you doing here?

Well, I have an idea.

What kind of idea?

I think you should consider quitting your job.

But you've always told me you wanted me

to be independent.

Yeah.

So that's where my idea comes in.

I will pay you a salary to focus

on your studies, plus the bonus if you

get your grades up.

It has been a lot.

Yeah.

I don't think I can do this circus

program audition tomorrow.

I don't feel ready.

You don't need to prepare anything elaborate.

The director just wants to see what you

can do.

I'm struggling with my new routine.

And national gymnastics trials are next week.

Well, then do an older routine you feel

more comfortable with.

And what if I get in?

What about gymnastics?

And what about my friends?

We'll cross that bridge when we get to

it.

I need you to believe in yourself.

Can you make this deal with me, Lou?

She's got a strong foundation.

We can definitely work with her.

We just need to discuss some accommodations for

her sports study program.

And her academic performance requires a little bit

of attention.

Her grades won't be a problem, I promise,

Jonathan.

Josie is going to understand.

No, it's not that.

I just...

I don't want to stop gymnastics.

I know it's been hard, but I really

think I can be better if I focus

and put in the work.

I can do Circus Academy next year, maybe.

There might not be a spot for you

next year.

I know, but this is what I want.

Sweetie, your friends are still going to be

your friends.

You'll meet new friends in circus school.

I just think that the circus is what

you need right now.

I thought it was supposed to be my

choice.

Because it's starting to sound like it's yours.

You're right, I'm sorry.

It's just...

Okay, I'll see you later.

Have fun.

Mom, come on, let's go!

Are you trying to make me late for

child's?

No, I just can't find my, uh, my

lids.

Wait, hold on.

Yes, ultimately it is your choice.

But can you tell me the real reason

that you're backing out of the Circus Academy?

I'm scared.

What?

Of what?

That I'm not good enough.

Honey, they already want you.

And circus isn't about comparison of gymnastics.

It's about creativity and teamwork.

I mean, wouldn't you rather be a part

of something that's, well, creation and not competition?

There's always competition.

Have you seen those girls at the Academy?

They're all tall and graceful and beautiful.

I stick out like a sore thumb.

Sweetie, you're beautiful.

No, I'm not.

Lou, oh my god, you are stunning.

Trust me.

You're my mom, you have to say that.

Plus, I'll never be as beautiful as you.

Well, that's not how I see myself.

Not even close.

If you feel that way, maybe we need

to trade perspectives.

You look at yourself through my eyes and

I'll look at myself through yours.

Okay.

Come here.

Come here.

That was great.

She's cute.

You should invite her to your party.

Why?

No.

What?

Did Lucy tell you guys how well it's

going at circus school?

No, but we can tell I'm honestly so

proud of her.

Okay, I need links to like everything you're

wearing right now.

What are you up to?

Oh, just a little work party.

Speaking of which, are you running late?

Loud and clear.

And remember, you don't have to drink nearly

as much as you think you do to

have a good time.

We heard you the first time.

You should have the party at Stella's.

I'm going, I'm going, I'm going.

Bye.

Bye.

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Let's go.

All good here.

I had loose pace in yourself.

Nobody puked, but someone did manage to break

one of your unbreakable fable glasses.

Hey, who's Lou been talking to tonight?

Well, when I was there, I think she

was talking to that circus team.

Thank you for giving me all your things.

Love you.

Oh, but you don't mind if our elbows

are touching, do you?

It's kind of a kink of mine.

You have a look about you.

What kind of look is that?

Thank you for reminding me.

Reminding you of what?

How much I enjoyed that.

By that, do you mean the intertwining of

two souls meeting in the thrills of passion?

No, you're welcome.

That can't happen again, though.

What?

But once is really not enough to experience

the full breadth of my sexual talents.

Well, except for tonight, this

never happened.

You see that sentence?

It's too long.

It obscures what you're trying to communicate.

Lou, we're trying to get your grades up

here.

And what are you talking about?

This couldn't be more clear.

Yes, it could.

And you could make a stronger argument.

If it were me, I would say what

distinguishes literature from other art forms is the

ease and precision with which it can simplify

complex subjects, like love and death.

This whole other part is redundant.

Hey, so I was thinking about how I

want the kids to be in Ottawa when

I received the Order of Canada.

Yeah, I thought that was the plan.

Well, I was thinking that I want their

father.