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♪♪
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[Piano Concerto
No. 5, Beethoven]
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- [Voiceover]
Before my mom died,
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she told me I wasn't dumb.
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I was just a slow learner.
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She was a smart lady.
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That's what my dad says.
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I remember once she told me,
ever since the Civil War,
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people in the South
had this problem...
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they felt inferior, real
sensitive about people
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criticizing their lifestyles
or education or whatnot.
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But there's no need to
feel inferior, she said.
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Not everybody's meant to be a
doctor, an artist, whatever.
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There's nothing wrong
with being an average kid.
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- [Teacher] Luke.
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You don't want to
have to go back
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and re-do another year.
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- [Luke] No.
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- [Teacher] You'd rather
it was all over, right?
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School, math problems...
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- Yeah.
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I'm sorry, I'll
bring it tomorrow.
I did it.
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I just forgot.
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- Good summer so far?
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Besides being here...
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- Normal.
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Spending a lot of
time with Jonah.
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- [Teacher] Jonah?
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- My boyfriend.
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- Right.
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Um...
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Is he...
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redhead, right?
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- Yeah that's him.
- Cute guy.
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- Yep.
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Lucky me. [chuckling]
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- [Teacher] I never had him.
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- You wouldn't.
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He's gifted.
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- Oh.
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- He leaves in August.
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- [Teacher] College?
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- Yep.
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- How long you been together?
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- Um... forever.
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We've known each other
since we were four.
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- Wow.
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Your families know?
- More or less.
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- And they're fine with it?
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- Why wouldn't they be?
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- I just...
- [Luke] Nobody
really talks about it.
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It's not that big of a deal.
- Okay.
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- Anyway, it doesn't matter.
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I'm not that upset about it.
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Everybody knew he was
gonna leave, so...
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it's not that big of a surprise.
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- [Teacher] Yeah?
- Yeah.
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He's better than
all of this, so...
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- This?
- Here.
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- I like it here.
- Different strokes.
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- So... why do you
think he's better?
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- Um... okay... so...
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He did this little
painting of a watermelon
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when he was, like, four.
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It was supposed to
be a watermelon.
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Like, a slice of watermelon.
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You really couldn't
tell what it was.
I thought it was a ladybug.
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But his teacher said it
reminded her of modern artists.
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She gave his parents a
hundred bucks for it.
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He was only four.
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He's good at everything.
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- [Teacher] I'm sure he's
not good at everything.
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- Fine.
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He sucks at sports.
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- Well...
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- Who cares about sports though?
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- Lots of people.
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- Anyway, he's better now.
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A little.
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I taught him a few things.
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- Like what?
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- [Luke] I taught
him how to swim.
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- You were on the
swim team, right?
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- Yeah, and baseball.
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His parents signed
him up for baseball.
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You can imagine how that went.
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Um...
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He pissed himself on
the way to practice.
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- What?
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- He was six.
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It wasn't, like, recently.
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He did my homework for me.
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And I helped him.
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We made a deal.
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- And you've been
together ever since, huh?
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- Yeah.
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We like each other.
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- That's nice.
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- It's like...
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What's the word for when...
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You know, those rhinoceroses
and the little birds
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live on them and eat
the bugs off the skin...
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- Symbiotic.
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- Yeah, that.
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I'm the rhino.
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And the bird...
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- I'm sorry.
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So what about you.
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What do you want to do?
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Any ideas?
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Anything you'd like to do?
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- No.
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I don't know.
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Haven't figured that out yet.
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- Well that's okay.
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- [Luke] Not really.
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- It's normal.
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Do your homework, Luke.
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[train horn trumpeting]
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[train crossing bells ringing]
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[giggling]
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- [Jonah] Stop!
You have to study!
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[giggling]
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[birds chirping outside]
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[church bells ringing]
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- [Voiceover] I remember,
when we were in third grade,
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we had to write autobiographies.
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Jonah asked his parents
what he was like
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when he was a baby.
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They talked about it and decided
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that it would be a good time
to tell him he was adopted.
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They thought he'd be upset
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or that he'd feel
unwanted or angry.
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I think he was relieved.
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He said his parents
told him he was special.
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He was a gift from God.
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I guess that's what most
parents tell their kids.
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"You're special.
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"You're a gift from God.
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"You can do anything
you set your mind to."
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Before that, he was lonely,
would sit by himself at lunches.
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He asked people why
they didn't like him,
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why he didn't fit in.
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He wanted to.
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Then all of the
sudden, he was fine.
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He'd been lonely.
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Now, he was just...
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alone.
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And he understood why.
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He wasn't meant to be here.
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And he knew, one
day, he would leave.
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[bird chirping]
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[alarm ringing]
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[dog barking]
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[birds singing]
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[car pulling up]
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- How's it going?
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- Fine.
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They said it'd be three thousand
dollars, parts and labor.
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It's more than she's
worth, apparently.
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- [Dad] Maybe you
wanna trade her in.
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Get something you
can actually drive.
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- I'll fix her.
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- With what money?
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- [Woman] Seems like a
lot to pay for college.
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- [Mom] Well, he
wants to leave home,
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so I said fine, do whatever.
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Get the loan.
I don't care.
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I ain't paying for it.
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- [Woman] You sure you want
to go all the way up north?
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- [Mom] That's what he decided.
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- [Woman] It's cold up there.
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- [Mom] Hey, Luke!
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- [Woman] Connecticut, New
York, wherever, Detroit.
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They're very cynical.
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Think they're better
than everybody else.
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- Well, he'll fit right in.
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- That's what I think, anyway.
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- [Mom] I don't know.
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You know Suzi's son.
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He went off to college,
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spent a whole lot of
money on a good school.
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Where is he now?
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Right here, right back
where he started from,
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waiting tables.
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Where'd all that money get him?
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Nowhere.
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It's just a total waste.
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- What are y'all cooking?
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- [Mom] Casserole.
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What you been doing
since school's out?
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- Work.
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Summer school.
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- [Mom] They made you
take summer school?
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- Yeah.
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Failed a couple things.
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- [Mom] Well, that's all right.
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You tried your best.
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- Not smart like
that son of yours.
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- Well, now smart
isn't everything.
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You know, I saw a bumper
sticker the other day, on a car.
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It said, "my son's
not on the honor roll,
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"but I'm proud of him anyway."
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And I thought to myself,
yeah, that is so true.
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- Hey, dad.
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- [Luke] Forget your mom.
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- [Jonah] She means well.
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She just...
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doesn't think before
she talks some times.
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She says I think too much.
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She says you can't enjoy life
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if you spend too much
time thinking about it.
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- Maybe.
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[church bells]
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[birds chirping]
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[restaurant noise]
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- [Luke laughing]
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[slow piano]
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[birds chirping and singing]
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[car door shutting]
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[birds singing]
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[slow piano]
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[birds chirping]
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[thundering]
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[thundering]
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[thundering and raining]
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[train whistle blowing]
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[birds chirping]
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- [Jonah] The truth
is, I idolize him.
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I think he's perfect.
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I think, I would give
up everything for Luke.
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We both have no idea
where we're headed,
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what we'll do,
what we'll become.
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But it tortures me,
and he moves forward.
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A few days ago, I was
talking to my dad,
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and I asked him, if
he could go anywhere,
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where would it be?
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And he said, "I'm
fine right here."
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I asked him,
"Don't you want to see other
places, or other countries?"
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And he said, "There's enough
to see right here in America."
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It's funny.
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Some people feel so
comfortable in one place,
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and others feel trapped.
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An old cliche:
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"the grass is always
greener on the other side."
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But not for everyone.
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Not for some people.
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Some people, I've found,
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prefer the shade of
their own backyard.
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To want something
different is, maybe,
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to want to be
frightened or unhappy.
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To know that you are not
a part of any order...
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no community, no home,
and to move forward,
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never at peace, from
one thing to the next.
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I think of the animals in
the yards and farms nearby,
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horses, cows.
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What a happy life.
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Quiet.
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Resigned to the day-to-day,
in a single space.
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Same grass, same sky.
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Oblivious.
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No thoughts of a higher
power, or tomorrow,
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or another place,
or of anything else.
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I think: what a gift.
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What peace.
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- They're on me.
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[wind chimes singing]
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- [Jonah] He likes you.
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- Who?
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- [Jonah] That boy.
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- [Luke] No, he doesn't.
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- [Jonah] Of course he does.
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Why wouldn't he?
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- [Luke] Trying
to get rid of me?
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- No.
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- I don't want to be
with anybody else.
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- [Jonah] No.
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Here.
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You can't do this, because...
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You can't factor four
out of the whole thing.
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Only the top.
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So you do four, X,
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plus four over eight X.
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Get it?
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00:40:50,163 --> 00:40:52,039
- When's your mom coming home?
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- A couple hours.
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[birds chirping]
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[clock ticking]
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00:42:45,820 --> 00:42:50,825
[birds chirping]
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00:43:22,898 --> 00:43:25,943
- I didn't know whether to
put him on the team or not.
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00:43:26,152 --> 00:43:29,655
His father says he
needs physical activity.
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00:43:30,990 --> 00:43:34,869
I was just afraid he's
get his feelings hurt.
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He's so much smaller
than the other kids.
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00:43:39,498 --> 00:43:41,876
- [Luke] He seems to be
having a good enough time.
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- [Woman] I guess
that's what matters.
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- Ready?
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- Ahh!
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- [Luke] That's okay.
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Keep your eye on the ball.
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You got it?
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Ready?
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- [Luke] My dad said
he would help me
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with the down-payment on a car.
304
00:44:32,927 --> 00:44:37,598
He said I needed something
sturdy, Japanese...
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00:44:38,682 --> 00:44:41,227
He said America can't keep up.
306
00:44:43,229 --> 00:44:46,273
Something used with
a few miles on it,
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but something that would drive.
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00:44:50,903 --> 00:44:52,363
And someone will take my old car
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for a few thousand dollars,
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and I'll take someone else's.
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00:45:03,624 --> 00:45:08,629
And I started to
think about Jonah,
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and about his birth
mother, and his mom,
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and passing him from
one person to the next,
314
00:45:21,058 --> 00:45:24,395
and wanting him to be mine.
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00:45:27,815 --> 00:45:32,278
So I bought a camera, and
I took pictures of him.
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00:45:35,280 --> 00:45:38,784
Jonah said he heard a
quote somewhere that said,
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00:45:38,826 --> 00:45:42,204
"if it wasn't photographed,
it never existed."
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I don't know who said it.
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00:45:48,252 --> 00:45:50,129
He's full of quotes.
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00:45:50,713 --> 00:45:53,257
I call him a smarty-pants.
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00:45:54,717 --> 00:45:58,220
He said, "They're not my ideas.
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00:45:58,262 --> 00:46:00,264
"They're other people's.
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00:46:01,640 --> 00:46:03,809
"I'm just borrowing them."
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[slow piano]
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00:48:00,509 --> 00:48:05,514
[rain falling]
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- [Mom] The music you
were playing sounded nice.
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00:48:14,106 --> 00:48:15,399
- [Jonah] Thanks.
328
00:48:15,941 --> 00:48:17,734
- [Mom] That something
you come up with?
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00:48:17,776 --> 00:48:19,278
- [Jonah] No.
330
00:48:19,653 --> 00:48:21,822
- [Mom] Thought you
might've wrote it.
331
00:48:22,781 --> 00:48:24,950
I need to dust your room.
332
00:48:25,284 --> 00:48:26,618
- [Jonah] Fine.
333
00:48:28,287 --> 00:48:30,580
- [Mom] You doing
anything today?
334
00:48:30,622 --> 00:48:34,459
- [Jonah] Picking up Luke
when he's done with work.
335
00:48:35,460 --> 00:48:37,296
- [Mom] What y'all gonna do?
336
00:48:38,297 --> 00:48:39,131
- I don't know.
337
00:48:39,131 --> 00:48:41,049
What is there to do?
338
00:48:41,091 --> 00:48:42,467
- [Mom] I mean...
339
00:48:42,467 --> 00:48:45,220
You gonna have to
split up, or...?
340
00:48:45,262 --> 00:48:46,513
- Oh.
341
00:48:46,763 --> 00:48:48,056
No.
342
00:48:48,307 --> 00:48:50,767
- [Mom] I'd hate
to see that happen.
343
00:48:51,435 --> 00:48:53,478
- [Jonah] I don't
want to talk about it.
344
00:48:53,979 --> 00:48:56,315
- [Mom] You don't
have to get upset.
345
00:49:00,360 --> 00:49:01,528
It's okay.
346
00:49:01,570 --> 00:49:03,488
You're gonna be okay.
347
00:49:03,530 --> 00:49:05,574
Make new friends, keep the old.
348
00:49:05,615 --> 00:49:08,326
One's silver, the other's gold.
349
00:49:09,327 --> 00:49:11,246
- Which one's gold?
350
00:49:12,831 --> 00:49:13,749
- [Mom] I don't know, Jonah.
351
00:49:13,790 --> 00:49:15,167
It's just a saying.
352
00:49:15,167 --> 00:49:16,501
- It's stupid.
353
00:49:16,501 --> 00:49:18,503
It doesn't mean anything.
354
00:49:23,008 --> 00:49:25,010
- I'm not stupid.
355
00:49:25,677 --> 00:49:27,846
- [Jonah] I never said...
356
00:49:28,388 --> 00:49:30,265
- I'm your mother.
357
00:49:47,699 --> 00:49:52,704
[sobbing and crying]
358
00:51:00,146 --> 00:51:02,315
- I made my mother cry.
359
00:51:04,526 --> 00:51:05,777
- [Luke] Eh...
360
00:51:06,403 --> 00:51:08,113
She cries easy.
361
00:51:09,155 --> 00:51:10,490
- Yeah.
362
00:51:13,535 --> 00:51:15,495
I feel very...
363
00:51:16,413 --> 00:51:18,665
unrelated to them.
364
00:51:33,972 --> 00:51:36,641
She asked me if we
were staying together.
365
00:51:39,019 --> 00:51:40,854
- Fingers crossed.
366
00:51:42,314 --> 00:51:43,982
- I don't know.
367
00:51:44,190 --> 00:51:45,442
I think she'd rather
us stay together
368
00:51:45,483 --> 00:51:47,485
if it meant I'd stay.
369
00:51:47,736 --> 00:51:50,822
- She just wants to torture
you for a couple more years.
370
00:51:52,324 --> 00:51:53,658
- Yeah.
371
00:51:56,953 --> 00:51:58,663
- Who could blame her?
372
00:52:00,582 --> 00:52:05,587
[classical piano]
373
00:53:59,367 --> 00:54:04,372
[swing creaking]
374
00:55:07,310 --> 00:55:08,353
- [Luke] There you go.
375
00:55:08,353 --> 00:55:10,063
Signed by the whole team.
376
00:57:51,223 --> 00:57:53,768
- I wish you'd ask me not to go.
377
00:57:55,519 --> 00:57:57,271
- [Luke] Too late now.
378
00:57:58,731 --> 00:58:00,441
- I could change my mind.
379
00:58:00,483 --> 00:58:02,026
- Stop it.
380
00:58:05,196 --> 00:58:07,073
- It'd be simpler.
381
00:58:12,870 --> 00:58:14,705
I'm scared.
382
00:58:18,250 --> 00:58:19,710
- [Luke] Don't be.
383
00:58:20,419 --> 00:58:22,213
You can always come back.
384
00:58:23,255 --> 00:58:25,633
This place isn't going anywhere.
385
00:58:29,678 --> 00:58:31,472
- What about you?
386
00:58:35,726 --> 00:58:37,937
- I'm not going anywhere either.
387
00:58:42,733 --> 00:58:45,486
- I don't know why I
have to be like this.
388
00:58:47,905 --> 00:58:49,532
I don't know why
I can't just care
389
00:58:49,573 --> 00:58:52,243
about the things everyone
else cares about.
390
00:58:52,243 --> 00:58:53,744
- [Luke] Like what?
391
00:58:54,328 --> 00:58:55,746
- I don't know.
392
00:58:56,080 --> 00:58:57,665
- [Luke] Barbecues?
393
00:58:57,915 --> 00:58:59,208
- Yeah.
394
00:59:00,709 --> 00:59:01,961
- Kids?
395
00:59:07,091 --> 00:59:09,176
- Please tell me not to go.
396
00:59:15,266 --> 00:59:16,559
- No.
397
00:59:31,532 --> 00:59:33,409
- I wish you would.
398
00:59:37,872 --> 00:59:39,165
- Tough.
399
00:59:41,125 --> 00:59:42,668
Tough luck.
400
00:59:43,627 --> 00:59:45,337
Not gonna happen.
401
01:00:03,564 --> 01:00:08,569
[crickets and birds chirping]
402
01:00:59,036 --> 01:01:04,041
[birds chirping]
403
01:01:33,153 --> 01:01:38,158
[car passing by]
404
01:02:11,442 --> 01:02:16,447
[church bells ringing]
405
01:05:33,685 --> 01:05:35,312
- [Luke] Jonah read
me a line from a book
406
01:05:35,353 --> 01:05:36,980
he was reading.
407
01:05:38,106 --> 01:05:41,067
It said, "Happiness
serves little purpose,
408
01:05:41,359 --> 01:05:44,488
"except that it makes
unhappiness possible."
409
01:05:46,823 --> 01:05:49,868
I once asked my dad how you know
410
01:05:49,910 --> 01:05:52,537
you've found the right person,
411
01:05:53,288 --> 01:05:57,167
and he said, "You just know.
412
01:05:58,001 --> 01:06:01,296
"You find someone you
don't mind being around,
413
01:06:01,546 --> 01:06:06,551
"going places with, watching
a movie, sleeping next to...
414
01:06:09,262 --> 01:06:11,556
"Someone who isn't like you,
415
01:06:13,683 --> 01:06:16,019
"someone who makes you better,
416
01:06:18,271 --> 01:06:21,191
"who you forgive
for being different,
417
01:06:21,900 --> 01:06:25,195
"for not seeing the world
the way you see it."
418
01:06:29,532 --> 01:06:31,534
We'll try,
419
01:06:32,535 --> 01:06:35,163
see if things can last.
420
01:06:38,708 --> 01:06:41,002
But things don't last.
421
01:06:42,712 --> 01:06:44,839
He'll meet other people,
422
01:06:45,090 --> 01:06:47,842
much more interesting than me.
423
01:06:50,971 --> 01:06:52,681
And they'll love him.
424
01:07:07,487 --> 01:07:12,492
[slow piano]
425
01:09:57,907 --> 01:10:00,910
[slow piano]
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