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Dakota didn't steal
my pills.

I've been taking them.

Now I can't stop.

Previously on
"A Million Little Things"...

This is
my first protest.

Hey, Pop.

Rome, Regina got hurt!

They're taking her to
the hospital now.

Did he touch you?

No.
He just touched himself.

I'm really sorry, Sophie.It's okay.

What's going on?

I don't think
I'm the only one.

Who am I gonna
live with?

Give us a chance
to talk about it.

We'll let you know
what we figure out.

I don't think Katherine's
gonna give me joint custody.

What is it?

A lot of things
have been happening lately.

Mom.

Something's wrong
with me.

♪♪

Anything, T?

I found it, Dad.
It's this one.

The smoke detector
at the top of the stairs.

Okay.
Come on down.

We'll have Mom
change the battery

when she gets out
of the shower.

It's okay.
I got it.

What do you --
no, hey --

T, you cannot get it.
Do not get up on that ladder.

It's not a problem.
I can do it.

T, do not get on
that ladder.

Guys,
what is going on out there?

Theo,
get down from there.

What do you think
you're doing?

I'm helping Dad.

Katherine,
I told him not to.

I --
Just give it to me.

Hello?

Don't take this
the wrong way,

but I saw you less
when we lived together.

And charming
comments like that

are why neither of these coffees
are for you.
Fair enough.

Seriously, though, thank you
for being here for Sophie.Yeah, of course.

Where are you headed?
Coffee shop?

No, I have my own
wheelchair-bound teenager

to deal with.

Ed's meeting
his divorce attorney today.

He wants me to be there
for moral support.

You know what?
You need this more than me.

I accept.
Great.

And next time
you don't get me a coffee,

can you also
not get me a bagel?

Toasted. Okay.

Babe.

Babe.

Gina!

I think it's full.Oh, sorry.

No, I-I was just,
um...

She was just
so caught up

with the pitch
for your documentary,

as was I,
so please, continue,

and I will help youfinish
filling the water bottles.

So,
what I was saying was

we're getting
some great stuff.

Today, we're interviewing
Nya Byrne.

She's a Boston organizer
for Black Lives Matter.

She's incredible.

When Rome and I did
the pre-interview with her,

she was like everything
you wanted in a soundbite.

Listen to you --
"soundbite."

You know what would make
a great documentary?

The one
we just told you about?

Well, yes, of course,
sweetheart,

but I also think
that there's a great one

that looks at the effect

that social media
is having on our lives.

Oh, they already have one
on that.

It's called
"The Social Dilemma."

Oh, well, sounds like

Ishould be the one
making a documentary.

Well, I'm sure the one

based on your idea
is fascinating.Uh, it is.

We watched it together
last weekend, remember?

Right.
Mm.

No, I'm saying my mom
would find it fascinating.

Oh. Right.

Look, Tyrell and I have to go
shoot this documentary

before Shelly's crew
gets the scoop.

Oh, I will be happy
to help you in editing.

And we're out. Alright.

Bye. Mm.Bye.

I love you.I love you, babe.

Have fun.
Thanks.

That's it.

You have to tell Rome your
concussion is getting worse.

Mom,
what are you doing?

No, don't call Rome.

I haven't seen him
this excited

since his movie
got canceled.

I'm not calling Rome.

I'm calling
my friend Joyce,

whose son is Chief of Staff
at Boston General,

to get you an appointment
with a neurologist today.

Regina, I-I don't understand
why you're not telling him.

Because I'm really scared.

When Peter had me wear
a bathing suit for my lesson,

he said he got the idea
from doing the same exercise

with another student.

Yeah, uh, some kid
named Gregory, right?

Yeah, he --
he called him Gregory,

but I think Peter
was really talking about

a femalestudent of his --
LaylaGregory.

When I went to MMI,
the Dean said

that Layla was one of Peter's
favorite students.

So why would Peter tell me
Layla was a guy

unless he was hiding
something?

Are you saying

y-you think that Peter may have
done something to Layla?

What if I wasn't
the only one?

That could certainly be
the case,

but it's a really
sensitive thing to bring up.

Are you thinking about
reaching out to her?

I can't.

Six months ago,
Layla killed herself.

I'm so sorry.

Soph,
i-if you found out

that what Peter did to you
happened to Layla,

how would that change things
for you?

♪♪

I-I don't know.

Maybe it wouldn't change
anything,

but just ever since
I've heard about her,

I've been having
all these feelings.

Yeah.
I totally get that.

And it's really important
and good

that you are
allowing yourself

to think about
what happened with Peter,

but there's also
the danger

that you could become
consumed by it.

Believe me,
if I could tell myself

just to not think about
any of it, I would.

You know,
when I was first diagnosed,

what helped me the most
was having an activity.

I started running
every day.

7:00 a.m.
Rain, snow, whatever.

It didn't fix
what was happening,

but every morning,
for an hour,

I had a way to focus
all of that energy

and pain and anger

into something
that I could control.

Made me feel like
I was fighting back.

♪♪

I gotta admit, Eddie,
I've been expecting this call.

Is that, uh, French lady
giving you and Katherine

custody trouble again?

Oh, wow. You two haven't spoken
in a while, huh?

Yeah, sorry.

I didn't send out my Christmas
letter explaining my year.

Katherine and I
are getting divorced.

For real this time.

Well...

I've still got
that folder here.

I don't think that Katherine
is gonna give me joint custody.

Did --
Did she say that?

No.

But she's made it very clear
she does not think

I can take care of Theo alone
while I'm in this chair.

Well, um...this may sound
a little, uh, un-PC,

but, uh,
given your injury...

can you?

I mean, don't you live
in a two-story house?

You see,
if a judge has to evaluate

where a child
is safe living,

they're gonna want you
to show

that you can do everything
that's required

to take care of Theo
on your own.

That's not gonna be a problem,
Brian.

As soon as we
hang up with you,

Ed and I are gonna hop
on Zillow,

look for a place
that's wheelchair-accessible.

Maybe a place
that's got a communal hot tub

for the times that your good
friend Gary comes over to visit.

That's great.

Now, in -- in terms of taking,
uh, Theo to school,

can you --
can you drive?

No.

Uh, my minivan hasn't been
equipped with hand controls.

Also not a problem.

My lady friend Darcy --

she knows a guy that retrofits
vans for disabled vets.

I don't know what qualifies you
for a military discount,

but I'm gonna take Theo's
scout neckerchief just in case.

Alright, well, this is a --
this is a great start.

All we got to do
is show a judge

that you'll --
you'll do whatever it takes.

He's my son.
I will do anything.

♪ You tell me about me

♪ You hear me, you doubt me

♪ This love is a stranger
and our hearts in danger ♪

♪ This one vicious cycle
repeats on the vinyl ♪

♪ And I need to know now

♪ Do you want in or want out?

♪ Nights are just wasted

♪ The fi--

Can I help you?

Hi.
Are you Mrs. Gregory?

♪♪

♪♪

I'm sorry,
who are you?

My name is Sophie Dixon.

I just wanted to stop by

and tell you how sorry I am
about Layla.

Georgia, who is it?

Would you like
to come in?

Yeah.

Honey,
this is Sophie...

Dixon.

Dixon.

Sophie was classmates
with Layla.

Oh, no. Layla and I
weren't in school together.

Oh. How did you know
our daughter?

Actually, I didn't.

I'm a musician.

I'm applying to MMI.

When I met with Dr. Reeves,

she mentioned what an incredible
cellist that Layla was.

Yeah.
Layla loved music.

She started playing
when she was 4.

Yeah. Her cello was taller
than she was.

First few years,

I had to carry it for her
to every lesson she had.

And most kids stay up
talking on the phone

with their friends
or playing video games.

Layla would spend
all night practicing

till we made her
go to sleep.

Mm. It's been really quiet
in the house since she...

♪♪

I really miss
the sound of her playing.

I'm really sorry.
I-I didn't mean to --

No, it's okay.

It's okay.

You know, after...

Layla died,

I think her friends
were afraid to come by.

It's really nice
to talk about her.

♪♪

Okay, how's this?

Okay. Okay. I mean, this
is good, but check thisout.

You see how
the light hits the Charles?

Yeah.

Now you're
capturing Boston.

Huh.
City's gotta be
a character in this, too.

That's why we're here.
That backdrop.

We are telling a story
narratively andvisually.

Dope.

See, I was gonna say that,

but I just wanted to give you
your chance to shine, you know?

Yeah. Right, right.

So, we got
our camera angle.

Now all we gotta do
is figure out our angle

for our documentary.

We'll find it.

Even in a scripted movie,
sometimes,

you don't find your story
until you're in editing.

Just gotta
trust the process.

Yeah.

Thanks.

I wasn't gonna let you shoot
in the wrong direction.

No, I mean...

...thanks for everything.

To tell you the truth...

you're the first man
in my life

that's really
shown up for me.

So, thanks.

♪♪

I feel like
I should be thanking you.

I know Gina told you that
our adoption didn't go through,

and for a while after that,

I felt like I'd never get to
share any of this with my son.

And I know
I'm not your dad,

but I really do love
sharing it with you.

So, thanks.

♪♪

You have no idea
how to hang a flag, huh?

Oh,
that's what this is.

No clue.

And then when I was seven,
I taught myself

how to play "Moonshadow"
on this little toy guitar.

And when I ran down the stairs
to show my parents,

I fell and broke it.

Oh, no.

So, that was the day
that my parents bought me

my first real guitar.

I've been playing
ever since.

Well, it sounds like you
and Layla have a lot in common.

Yeah.

Yeah, we actually had

the same music instructor --
Peter Benoit.

Oh.
You studied with Peter?

Layla loved
working with him.

He's a big part
of her getting into MMI.

Yeah, he's...

Yeah.

♪♪

It's been sitting there since
the day she brought it home.

She didn't play it at all
over break.

Should've been a sign.

Look, do you know
if Peter ever asked Layla

to do any unusual exercises
when they were working together?

I don't think so.

Unusual how?

Uh, well...

Peter was amazing
at first.

Really helping me
get out of my shell.

Yeah.

He -- He did the same
for Layla.

He really helped her
find her stage presence.

Yeah, exactly.

But...

there's just things,
uh, he had me do

that just didn't feel right.

And I thought it was
about him pushing me, but...

Like,
we did this one exercise

where, to get me
out of my comfort zone,

he had me
wear a bathing suit.

And when I went over
to his house to tell him

that I got an audition
to MMI, he...

...he assaulted me.

And you think...

this happened to Layla?

Well, I wasn't sure.

That's why I was --

No.

My daughter and I
were very close.

She would have told me.

I'm sorry. I didn't --

You know,
you didn't even know her.

Layla was
a very smart girl.

She would have never
let that happen to her.

I think you need to go.

I'm really sorry.
I --
Just leave.

Please.

♪♪

I was in such a hurry
to get Theo to my mother's,

I...I forgot all my prep work
for the deposition.

Hey, uh, Katherine,
can we talk for a sec?

I am really late for this.

Now, I know you're worried

about me taking care of Theo
by myself.

I am, Eddie.

And I get that,

but I want you to know
that I have a plan.

I have an appointment
to check out an apartment

where Theo's bedroom
is right next to mine --

completely
wheelchair accessible,

and right now,
Gary is with Darcy,

and they're meeting with
a guy who retrofits vans

with hand controls.

So, I'm gonna take
driving lessons,

and I'm gonna be able
to take Theo to school

by the time things open up
in person again,

so you don't have to worry.Stop. Stop.

Eddie...

I'm not worried about
leaving Theo alone with you

because
you're in a wheelchair.

It's because
you're an addict.

And I don't know if
I can trust you to stay sober.

Okay,
it's been two minutes.

Let's see how many of the words
I told you earlier

that you can remember.

Uh, sure, okay.

There were eight of them,
right?

Yes.

Sorry.

Okay, let's see. Um...

Raincoat.

Mom, can you not do that
right now?What?

I'm trying to remember
the words.

I-I was just looking up
your symptoms on WebMD.

I don't know if you noticed,

but we have a real
MD right here.

Let's keep going.

Pony.

Apple.Mm.

Um...

Sled.

F-Feather.

♪♪

Candy.

No. Not candy.

♪♪

Oh, lollipop.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.
Okay, there was one more.

Or two.

Okay, I-I can't remember.That's alright.

Uh, six out of eight is
reasonable after a concussion.

In fact, it's reasonable
even without a concussion.

Not for me.

I'm -- I'm telling you,
there is something wrong.

When I'm in the kitchen
of my restaurant,

all I do is multi-task,

but when you were giving me
the test,

like, all the sounds --
the phone clicking,

the -- the -- intercom,
th-- that vent --

I hear it
all at the same level.

These things take time.

It's been two weeks.
I --

Shouldn't we be doing a CT scan
or something?

I really don't think
that's necessary.

Look, I know you're feeling

like you're not at
the same level you're used to,

but it's not
gonna help anything

if you get yourself
all worked up about it.

Mm?

Just try to relax
and give it time.

You can book
a follow-up appointment

with Louise
on your way out.

Excuse me.

My daughter just told you
that she feels

something's not right
and requested a scan.

And like I said,
I don't think it's necessary.

Great.
Then we will be on our way,

just as soon as
you write down in her file

that your patient
requested a specific test

and you declined
to give it to her.

♪♪

Alright.

Uh, if you want,

I can have Louise
write a prescription,

and you can go get a scan
downstairs.

It's not what Iwant.

It's what shewants.

I'll have Louise
write it up.

That would be great.

Thank you.You're welcome.

Nobody treats my daughter
that way.

Well, except for me.

I cannot believe you don't
trust me with my own son!

I can't believe
I can't trust you with him.

Katherine, I have a problem
I'm facing head-on.

I go to
all of my meetings.

I check in
with my sponsor.

I am sober.

For how many days,
Eddie?

Because if you can still
keep count, it's not enough.

I have proven I can take care of
Theo for 11 years. 11 years!

Unless somebody else
was home all day,

every day,

making sure
his homework was done,

making his little costumes
for his plays,

most of which you missed,
by the way!

'Cause you were off --Because I was where?

Making money?

So we could keep our house?

What? You want to make
another demo, Eddie?

I have a lawyer, Katherine.
I'm gonna fight you on this.

Fantastic!
So I get to pay for that, too?

Let's just see
what a judge has to say

about how good of a mom you are
when they find out

that you walked out
on your son last year.

I went to my mom's
so Theo couldn't see

how youdestroyed me,

not only
after having an affair,

but a baby
with another woman!

God.

Katherine.

What?!

I know I messed up.

I know I have been
a horrible husband.

Horrible.

But I have also been
a wonderful dad.

Please, Katherine.
Please don't do this to me.

I am not doing
anything to you, Eddie.

You alone used drugs while you
were taking care of our son.

♪♪

All I ever wanted
was to be able to believe you.

♪♪

Wow, Nya.
That was a really great answer.

One last question.

What was the moment
that you knew

you needed
to be a part of this?

The day after
Trayvon was murdered.

I remember going to school
and looking around

and thinking, "How can people
just go about their day

like nothing happened?"

I couldn't do that.

So I sat down, right
in the middle of the hall,

and some people laughed
and kept walking by,

and then a few kids
sat down with me,

and then Mr. Johnson,
the history teacher, sat down.

And in the end, there were
50 of us sitting there,

talking about what happened.

That's the day I knew.

♪♪

♪♪

Sometimes I still feel like

that little girl
who's sitting on the floor...

...like half the world
is laughing at me...

...and the other half
is just walking by.

There is this armor
that we have to wear

just to
get through the day,

and every time another
innocent Black person is killed,

that armor
gets heavier and heavier.

But I've seen what can happen
if we just keep showing up.

Things can change.

♪♪

I'm coming!

Sophie?
What's wrong?

I should have left it alone. I
shouldn't have gone over there.

I...
Whoa. Come in. Hey.
Slow down. What happened?

I-I-I went to her house.
I went to see Layla's parents.

- Oh, Soph --
- I know.

I know I shouldn't have,
but I-I needed to know,

but when I mentioned
what happened with Peter,

they had no idea
what I was talking about,

and I mean, even her mom said
that Layla was too smart

for that to have happened
to her.
No.

Earlier, you asked me
how things would be different

if I knew that Peter had done
what he did to someone else.

And maybe it shouldn't,
but the truth is,

if I knew that I wasn't
the only one, then...

maybe I could forgive myself
for letting it happen to me.

Oh, Soph, come here.

♪♪

Hello?

Dude,
I have hooked you up.

I just got back from seeing
Vic -- Vic, the van man.

That's what it says
on his business card.

"If you need a van,
Vic's your man."

I'm quoting the back
of the card at this point.

He is going to retrofit
your minivan for 10% over cost.

Throw in an extra 75 bucks,

he'll airbrush a narwhal
on the side.

You give me 80 bucks, I'll
make sure he doesn'tdo that.

I appreciate it, man,
but, um...

it doesn't matter.

None of it does.

What?
Of course it matters.

You're gonna show Katherine
you can do this.

I'm not getting
joint custody of Theo.

Katherine doesn't even want me
to have unsupervised visits.

Ed, what are you
talking about?

Katherine doesn't, um...

trust me not to use drugs
around Theo.

She's never going to.

I'm coming over.
I'll be right there.

♪♪

♪♪

I'll be right here, trying to
figure out your passcode.

I'm kidding.
I'm sure it's my birthday.

Hey.
You're gonna be fine.

Ready to get started?

Go on.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Okay.
Okay, I'll tell them.

Dr. Anton just got your scan
back from the technician.

He's reviewing it now,

and then he'll talk to you
about the results.

Thank you very much.

This is where you tell me
it's gonna be okay.

♪♪

This is where I tell you

that no matter what it is,
I'm here for you.

♪♪

I know
when you were younger,

I could have done a better job
of protecting you.

♪♪

I will never
make that mistake again.

Thanks, Mom.

♪♪

There is something else
I'd like to say.

You have an incredible husband
who loves you.

I have seen the two of you
go through so much together

in the last year alone.

As soon as
we know what's going on,

you need to tell him.

Yeah.

♪♪

No, Mom, I'll --
I'll be right there.

I just wanted to put
the lasagna in the oven

before I headed over.

Yes.
I'm making a salad, too.

Okay, I'll --
I'll see you soon.

Whoa!

That timing is crazy.

Now I gotta call Maggie.
Apparently psychics arereal.

Hey, Gare.
Uh, Eddie's in the garage.

I didn't come here
to see him.

If you're here to change
my mind about custody --

Wrong again.

I came to apologize,
Katherine.

Look, I thought the best way
to have Eddie's back

was to support the idea
that he could pull this off,

but I know you're right.

He just got sober.

I don't think
Eddie should be around Theo

without a guardian yet,
either.

Which brings me to
the other reason I'm here.

If memory serves,
you and Ed chose...

me to be Theo's guardian.

I know that probably shouldn't
kick in till after you're dead

and you can't correct
my parenting,

but I talked to Maggie.

She's gonna move
into Delilah's house,

stay with Danny and Sophie
until D gets back.

I would like Eddie
to move in with me,

at my place,

and I'll be around any time
you think it's okay

for Theo to come visit.

You'd...do that for him?

I'll do it
for all three of you.

And for me.
Look, I'll be honest.

I'm -- I'm running dangerously
low on dinosaur trivia.

Having Theo around was
very good for me in that regard.

I thought you guys would
all hate me when you found out.

You're a mother
trying to protect her son.

Why would anyone
hate you for that?

Now, let's talk stipend.

I've gotten very good
at babysitting.

My rates
have skyrocketed.

That's the day I knew.

Sometimes I still feel like

that little girl
who's sitting on the floor...

like half the world
is laughing at me...

...and the other half
is just walking by.

You see that right there?

Y-Yeah, I-I get it.

That's why you told me
not to stop recording.

You're an amazing teacher,

and I can only benefit
from your tutelage.

I mean, the whole ride home,
you were talking --No, no, no.

That's -- That's not
why I paused it.

Although that's true.
I ama gift to filmmaking.

But no -- no, seriously,
I-I paused it because

I just realized something.

You know, while everybody's
becoming more aware

of the physical scars
that have been imposed

on the Black community,
what they're not seeing

are the emotional ones,

them eating away at our
sense of self the entire time,

like what Nya
was talking about, right?

The hidden damage of having to
always carry around your armor.

When I was at my lowest...

♪♪

...I felt like no one could
understand how worthless I felt.

I mean, of course,
now, you know,

I see that I'm not alone.

There's a world of people out
there who feel the same way.

That's our angle.

The impact of what's been going
on for all these years have had

on the mental health
of Black Americans...

...and that this movement is not
just about telling the world

that Black lives matter,

but reminding ourselves
that our lives matter, too.

You get so caught up
in trying to maintain

your physical safety,
that you just...

you end up
convincing yourself

that those other things
don't matter, bro, but they do.

They really do.

♪♪

That's what our documentary
should be about.

Trust the process.

You know, I think it's raining
too hard for us to take a walk,

so I'm just gonna heat up
a couple of Pop-Tarts instead,

and if you don't want one,
I'm gonna eat both of them.

Should I just make three?

Got it.

Can I help you?

Hi. Um...

I'm looking
for Sophie Dixon.

Uh, she left this at our house
this morning.

Oh, you're --

Layla's dad, yeah.

Uh, Christopher.

Ugh, come in.
Uh, come in.

♪♪

Sophie's in her room.

Uh, I'm Maggie.

I'm -- I'm so sorry
for your loss.

Thank you. I-I guess
Sophie told you she came over.

She did,
and I'm sorry for that, too.

If I had known
that she was gonna do that,

I would have
told her not to.

She's...

You know, she's dealing
with a lot right now.

Yeah, it sounds like it.

Um...

Oh, yeah, thank you.

My wife, uh...

...she's really hurting,

and she's too upset to accept
what Sophie said,

that -- that what happened to
her might've happened to...

But I, uh...

Now I'm not sure.

This is Layla's diary.

After she died, I read
through it a bunch of times,

just...

looking for -- I don't know.

Clues, names.

Anything that would tell me
why she did this.

I didn't think
there was anything in it.

But after
Sophie came by this morning,

I remembered something.

♪♪

♪♪

"I didn't want h--"

"I didn't want him to see me
in my bathing suit."

My wife thought
that she was talking about

some boy she liked.

But it was November.

Why would she be in
her bathing suit in November?

♪♪

Look, I-I don't know
if this...

means that Peter did to Layla
what he did to Sophie,

but...

Sophie was really brave
to share that with us,

and when you give that to her,
will you just --

can you tell her
that I said so?

Yeah, I will.

Thank you.

I'm so sorry for what you
and your wife are going through.

Thank you.

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♪♪

Hey, babe,
where you been?

Uh, my mom took me
to an appointment.

With a neurologist.

Is everything okay?

They did a...CT scan.

What did they find?

Nothing.

O-Okay, I don't --
I don't understand.

That --
That's good news, right?

No.

It's not.

Why?

What's going on?

Ever since I hit my head
at the protest,

I've been...

forgetting things.

I've been distracted.

I can't focus.

If something showed up
on the scan,

at least there would be
something we could track,

so I could know
when it's gonna get better.

But there was nothing.

Why didn't you tell me?

I-I would've went with you,
babe.

Because I know how hard
this year has been for you,

and you're trying to deal
with everything that's going on.

I didn't want to add
to that.

Especially given how I got hurt
in the first place.

But now I need you to know,

because I can't
get through this without you.

You don't have to.

Come here.

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♪♪

Hey.
You can come in.

♪ Should've stayed

♪ Were there signs I ignored?

Layla's dad
brought this back.

♪ Can I help you

♪ Not to hurt anymore?

He wanted me to tell you
how brave he thought it was

that you came by
and shared what you shared.

♪♪

They're just hurting,
Sophie.

Yeah, I know.

♪♪

There's something else
he wanted me to tell you.

♪ If they say who cares
if one more light goes out ♪

♪ In a sky
of a million stars? ♪

I know.

It's man's other best friend
that's making me do this.

♪ Who cares
when someone's time runs out? ♪

♪ If a moment is all we are

♪ We're quicker, quicker

♪ Who cares if
one more light goes out? ♪

♪ Well, I do

You know, from the moment
you told me what Peter did,

I suspected that
he had done it to others.

He's a teacher,
and he has students

who want
and need his approval,

which puts him
in a position of power,

and he has opportunity.

But, Sophie, no matter
what he did or did not do

to anyone else

doesn't take away from the fact
that he did it to you.

And that's not your fault.

♪♪

♪ The reminders

♪ Pull the floor
from your feet ♪

♪♪

♪ In the kitchen

♪ One more chair
than you need ♪

♪ Oh

♪ And you're angry

♪ And you should be

♪ It's not fair

He has two parents
that would do anything for him.

And he's probably stronger
than you think.

He's definitely stronger
than me.

Well, we knew that.

Dad. Dad, wait!

You forgot the guitar
I made you.

Take good care of it
until I see you this weekend.

I'm still coming, right?

Uh...

yeah, bud.

Of course you are.

I love you, pal.

I know.

Whoa.

You just Han Solo'd
your old man.

Well done.

See ya Saturday.

♪♪

♪♪

♪ Who cares if
one more light goes out ♪

♪ In a sky
of a million stars? ♪

♪ It flickers, flickers

♪ Who cares
when someone's time runs out? ♪

♪ If a moment is all we are

♪ We're quicker, quicker

♪ Who cares
if one more light goes out? ♪

♪ Well, I do

♪♪

♪ Well, I do

We lost our
fictional friend to suicide.

And we lost
our very real friend.

Over a million people have
thoughts of suicide each year.

But the majority of them
recover

and go on to live
fulfilling lives.

We can be there
for those struggling today.

Know the signs
of emotional suffering.

Reach out with support
and connect.

And if you're struggling
with thoughts of suicide...

Please call the National Suicide
Prevention Lifeline.

1-800-273-8255.

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