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[WIND GUSTING]

[♪♪♪]

[THUNDER RUMBLES]

Hurricane two-one to Hurricane Control.

We are five miles from the eye wall.

MAN [ON RADIO]: Copy that, Hurricane two-one.

NAVIGATOR: Four miles to the hurricane eye wall.

All right. Let's cut her open.

MAN [ON RADIO]: Foxtrot, niner.

PILOT: Hold on to your hats, folks.

We're going inside.

We're in the eye.

Drop the sonde and get us a reading.

DROPSONDE OPERATOR: Sonde away.

Sea level pressure's at 9-3-6 millibars.

How fast is she moving now?

DROPSONDE OPERATOR: Zero, three, zero degrees at 14 knots.

At this rate, she'll make Miami by sundown.

Hurricane two-one to Hurricane Control.

What was going on down there?

DROPSONDE OPERATOR: She's changed course.

No, no, no. I'm seeing something else.

Something bigger. Under the water.

NAVIGATOR: My screen's going nuts.

I got lights. Thousands of lights.

DROPSONDE OPERATOR: Military? No!

[ALL CHATTERING EXCITEDLY]

WOMAN [ON RADIO]: Seen since Andrew.

Here's a bulletin.

Most roads now at a standstill,

and are nearly impossible and too dangerous to travel on.

The National Organization...

[TRAILS OFF INDISTINCTLY]

Hey, Mona.

Still not boarded up?

They should be here any minute.

Who are they? Their car broke down.

I told them I'd take them to the shelter,

but they don't want to go.

Ma'am?

There's a big hurricane coming.

You really don't want to be here right now.

We're supposed to meet his father in Ocala.

He's worried about him.

Hey. Your dad's gonna be fine.

I'm sure he'd want you to be safe though.

Know what? Maybe you can do me a favor.

MAN [ON RADIO]: We'd like to remind you...

Well, my little buddy needs a ride to the shelter.

Hey.

Think you can get him there for me?

Yeah?

Okay.

There you go.

All right, you guys

should go with Mona.

Ocala's not gonna get much of this.

Your husband's gonna be fine.

Gracias. De nada.

All right, Mona, they're with you.

See you on the other side.

MONA: All right. Hop in, you guys.

After Andrew, and they dodged Charlie.

So folks out here are pretty confident

that they can withstand anything.

That being said, they're not taking any chances.

The owner of this gas station

told me that he's had

lines around the block like this since yesterday.

When I talk to the drivers of these vehicles, they tell me

that they're heading straight back home to wait it out.

Folks out here are confident they can withstand anything.

But by tomorrow, they just might think again.

This is Larkin Groves, reporting live from Florida City.

CAMERAMAN: And we're out.

Great. Thanks. I got it.

Welcome. Ah, get some more B-roll.

I'll be in the van. Throwing up.

[CELL PHONE RINGS, BEEPS]

Yeah?

MAN: Hey, honey? Hey.

Why aren't you home?

Ha-ha-ha. Because the I-Team never sleeps.

Well, pregnant women shouldn't be covering hurricanes.

Well, one more stop at Dixon's for a little Q and A

with the stockpilers,

and then all my nausea will be yours.

Where are you?

I'm just locking down the station

before this thing makes landfall.

You talk to your brother?

Yeah. He's with your kids at the house.

He and Jesse got most of the plywood up,

and Rose put new batteries in everything.

And I guess Mariel's called a lot.

Why?

She's their mother.

She's probably concerned.

I'm their father. They'll be fine.

[SIGHS]

Will you come home?

I will. I love you.

I love you too.

[BEEPS]

[SIGHS]

[♪♪♪]

GIRL: Carlita!

Carlita!

Carlita!

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING ON RADIO]

Carlita!

MAN [ON RADIO]: The eye has expanded and contracted from 20 miles

to 10 miles, and back to 20 miles. Yesterday...

Carlita!

She won't be out here, Rose.

Rain's coming, and cats hate rain.

I saw her run out the kitchen door.

Well...

maybe you should check in the shed again.

Carlita!

Carlita!

Hey!

Where do you guys put the beer?

What?!

Saw you stacking them cans in the pantry earlier.

Where'd you put the beer?

I didn't see any beer. What?

Dad didn't get any more beer, Dave.

Just what was in the fridge.

[EXHALES DEEPLY]

[GROANS] ROSE: Carlita!

[PHONE RINGS] Have you seen Carlita?

Who's Carlita?

My cat.

No. Uh, look, I'm going to the market.

I'll be back in a sec, okay?

Rose, could you get that for me?

You can't leave us, Dave.

Dad's gonna be pissed.

Why don't you call Larkin or something.

Maybe she can get you some beer.

No. She won't. She doesn't like it when I drink.

Gee, I wonder why.

Hey.

Hey, don't talk to me like that.

I'm your uncle. No.

You're my stepmother's brother.

Right. Whatever. Trust me.

When this thing hits, you're gonna want beer.

I've been through hurricanes before.

Not like this one you haven't.

I've been monitoring this bad boy.

Want to know what my people say?

Not really.

They think the whole thing

is a smokescreen, Jesse.

Dave, I really got to get this stuff...

A smokescreen cooked up by the military.

ROSE: Dave!

Mom wants to talk to you.

We'll see.

MAN [ON RADIO]: Biscayne National Park and Florida City.

He's still not home.

How was I ever married to this person?

Well, weren't you, like, 11 at the time?

Can you take this to room 405, please?

College sweethearts.

The root of all evil.

Unbelievable.

There's a huge storm coming, and the father of my children

is out picking acorns somewhere.

Make sure everyone's out of Maternity.

DAVE: Yeah, hey.

Dave. Sorry to bother you again.

Oh, no. It's no bother.

Rose tells me you're leaving to get beer.

Uh, no. No. She's mistaken.

I'm staying right here with my Happy Apple.

Okay, that's good to hear.

I really don't think they should be left alone right now.

Frankly, I wish they were here with me. Yeah.

Could you have Russell call me when he gets there?

Hey, yeah. Doctor Dave is on it.

Great. Thanks, Dave.

You're welcome.

Guy's an idiot.

RUTH: I've got so much to do. I just...

Ms. McCall, for your own safety...

we're gonna have to move you to a room

without a window.

So when do you get the kids again?

Monday after school.

Well, I'm sure they'll be fine.

That Larkin girl seems pretty responsible.

At least on TV.

MAN: You guys all clear here on the south side? All right.

My guys, you stay with me, stay on the same channel.

They say 6:00, but don't you believe it.

Who knows what's gonna happen.

Everybody clear on this?

[♪♪♪]

Hey, Doc. When you coming home?

[MOUTHS] Ten minutes.

Ten minutes?

All right.

I'm gonna hold you to that.

Take Krome Avenue.

Turnpike's already closed, all right?

Hey, Ruthie.

That's a really nice haircut.

Oh, he's all charm today.

What are you feeding him?

Me.

All right, guys. Let's do it.

Do it up, men.

[CHATTERING]

[CHATTERING]

MAN: Suzy?

[CARS HONKING]

WOMAN: He's picking you up!

MAN 2: Yeah. Yeah.

Come on, Kira.

[CAR HONKS]

Dad, I have asked you a thousand times

not to pick me up in this car.

I couldn't help it today, honey.

Eve's got me working overtime.

[HORN HONKS, WHISTLE BLOWS]

So, uh, how was school today?

We had an assembly, and this dorky safety guy told us that

if it gets really crazy tonight, we're supposed to

get in a bathtub and sleep under a mattress.

Yeah, right. In case the roof caves in?

I mean, that'll be comfortable.

The roof's not gonna cave in.

How do you know?

I know.

[♪♪♪]

[LIGHTNING CRASHING]

JESSE: Hey, Dad.

Hey, bud.

I got everything almost finished.

Great. Here. Help me with this stuff.

Where is everybody?

Rose and Dave are in the house, but Larkin's not even back yet.

She call?

No.

DAVE: Hey, hey.

I found a secret stash!

Hey, Russ.

Have you talked to your sister?

No.

[HORN HONKS]

[BEEPS]

Russell.

You're home.

Yeah. I live here.

What are you doing here, Mariel?

I just wanted to make sure that the kids were okay.

I talked to Dave... Hey, honey.

Everything okay? Hey.

Yeah, everything's good. Your hair's wet.

You take your cough medicine?

Yeah. Where's Rose?

She's in the house.

Can I say hi?

[THUNDER BOOMS]

You shouldn't be here now.

I just want to see my daughter.

Do you mind?

I'll go get her.

[BEEPS]

What?

Are you ever gonna trust me?

What are you talking about?

Mariel, you always do this.

Every time the kids are with me,

you're always checking up.

No, I'm not.

How many times did you call today?

Russell, a hurricane's coming.

I have a right to know my children are safe.

They're our children!

Our children, Mariel.

I'm capable of taking care of them.

Know what? This isn't about you.

This is about the fact that I want to see my kids.

Hey!

Stop taking everything so personally.

I just want to see my kids.

Why can't you understand that?

Why can't you understand

I only see them once a week as it is!

Dad! Rose isn't here.

What do you mean?

We checked every room, but we can't find Rose.

You lost our daughter?

No, I didn't lose her. I just got home.

RUSSELL: Rose! MARIEL: Rose!

Rose! Rose!

You know what?

She's probably next door at the Lassards.

Go home, Mariel! I'm not going anywhere.

Go home, Mariel! I'm waiting for her!

I'll have her call you when she gets back!

Rose!

She was just here five minutes ago.

MARIEL: Rose!

Rose!

She just went looking

for her cat! Jesse!

Rose!

Mariel, go home!

I'm not going anywhere, Russell.

Rose!

Why do you keep doing this, Mom?!

Doing what?

Pushing everyone away!

Why don't you just go home

and worry about your new husband,

and leave us alone!

Jesse.

Please! Jesse!

Go!

Rose!

Rose!

ROSE: Carlita?

Carlita?!

Carlita?!

JESSE: You're not holding it straight.

I can't see what straight is. Just hammer.

That's good. Excellent.

DAVE: Larkin!

You okay? Yeah.

[GLASS SMASHES]

[PANTING]

Are you sure you're okay?

Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, man, did that thing come up quick or what?

Yeah. My meteorologist said he thought

it was gonna come further north, but...

DAVE: Yeah. Where's Russell?

He went to find Rose.

Rosie?

Out there?

[SCREAMS]

Carlita!

[LIGHTNING CRASHING]

[BUZZING]

[♪♪♪]

[SCREAMING]

[GASPING]

[COUGHS]

[MEOWS]

Carlita was here the whole time?

She probably snuck in when I got home.

I bet she was so scared.

We were all scared, Rose.

Rose, look at me.

You know never to leave the house

without telling somebody where you're going.

I didn't know where I was going.

[ELECTRICITY BUZZING]

Daddy... did you see the lights?

No. What lights?

In the sky.

I saw a bunch of colored lights.

Probably another power line.

I'm sure they're down everywhere.

I love you.

Love you too, Daddy.

[SCREAMING]

RUSSELL: Rose!

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

[CHATTER OVER RADIO]

[DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE]

Hey. Rose.

[CHATTERING]

RUSSELL: Here you go.

Are all the phones out?

Yup. Not one tower held.

Got no electricity or water neither.

Everything's gone.

Governor's already declared most of Dade County

a disaster area.

[♪♪♪]

[WATER DRIPPING]

[DOOR OPENS]

Russell! Hey.

God.

[CHUCKLING]

Oh.

What happened? Where were you?

It's okay, honey.

We're all okay.

Right?

Yeah.

JESSE: Dad. Hey, son.

Rosie.

Oh, gosh, it's good to see you.

How you doing?

You all right? Yeah, I'm good.

Good. Hey, where'd you find that cat?

She was in Dad's truck the whole time.

Oh, man.

I'm glad you found her, Rose.

Hey. You're alive. Hey.

Us too. Good.

[CHUCKLES]

Well, what happened? We lost a little roof?

Yeah. Windows blew out too.

The place is completely soaked. Rosie.

I am so glad to see you.

Could I feed Carlita?

Yeah. I think I know where there's a can of cat food.

I think I know where there's a can of everything.

[SIREN BLARING] Hey, be careful in there.

Wow. Well...

We're all okay. That's... Yeah.

That's all that matters.

Yeah. Where were you? I called and called.

Hey, what's he doing here?

Jesse, can you give us a second?

Why? What's wrong?

Mariel didn't make it home last night.

What?

Tom called on your radio this morning.

He said that the last time he spoke to her,

she had just left here.

And he said she was very upset.

All right, look.

I-I'm sure she's just stuck somewhere.

You know, like we were. Yeah.

It's okay.

I'd say good morning, but...

Good morning, Tom.

Did you have words

with your mother last night, son?

This isn't his fault.

I didn't say it was.

Did you tell your mom to leave last night, Jesse?

I told her to leave.

That might not have been the wisest idea, huh?

MAN [ON RADIO]: Sheriff Underlay. Come in, Underlay.

Underlay... come in, please.

Yeah. Come back.

Come in.

Hey. Jesse, it's not your fault.

He's just upset. Yeah.

It's just my ma, you know?

She's always so worried

that something bad's gonna happen

then she ends up... making it happen.

Sucks.

Check the plate. Check the plate.

It's a match.

Ten-four.

They found the car.

[RUSSELL AND MAN CONVERSING IN SPANISH]

[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]

[♪♪♪]

Don't worry, Rosie.

We're gonna get this all cleaned up.

Did they find Mommy yet?

Not yet. But I'm sure they will.

Yeah. I'm sure they will too. Yeah.

So Kira's gonna come with me, okay?

And we're gonna be back around 3.

You got that, Dave? DAVE: Yeah.

Listen. I'm telling you. You want a good story?

You go down to the abandoned Air Force base.

There's all kinds of secret projects...

I really gotta go, Dave. Right. Ahem.

Goodbye, Rosie.

Bye.

Bye, Rose.

Bye. DAVE: See you.

Don't you worry, kiddo. I'm gonna have

this roof fixed for you in no time.

You ever fix roofs before?

Yeah, sure. After Andrew, I did it for a living.

What do you do now?

I'm kind of between jobs right now.

[SIREN WAILING IN DISTANCE]

What was your last job?

Well, ahem,

I managed an apartment building with my girlfriend,

but... she kicked me out, so...

You're here.

Yeah.

[♪♪♪]

Did you see the lights?

What lights?

I saw a bunch of lights in the sky last night.

Dad thought they were sparks.

But they were much bigger.

Really.

Where... Where'd you see them?

Landing in the water.

Landing?

What, uh...

What kind of shape were they?

JESSE: Mom?

RUSSELL: Mariel!

JESSE: I don't understand why she would leave the car.

UNDERLAY: She probably felt safer in here.

Melaleuca trees are pretty tough.

Why some people... you people

wanna spend millions trying to get rid of them,

I don't understand.

They're killing the park.

They take 15 acres a day.

Survival of the fittest.

Dad!

Dad!

[♪♪♪]

Mariel! Mare!

Come on, baby. Come on.

[EXHALES]

Come on, baby. Come on.

[EXHALES]

[COUGHING] Okay!

Okay.

Okay.

It's okay.

Mom.

Mom?

It's Jesse, honey.

It's Jesse.

[EXHALES HEAVILY]

Jesse.

Hi, Mom.

UNDERLAY: Call the hospital!

Tell them we're coming!

Tell them we're coming.

Tell them we're coming.

Think she's gonna be all right.

I hope so.

I wonder what happened to her clothes.

[SIREN BLARING]

LARKIN [ON TV]: It's hard to describe the emotion here, Peter.

I've talked to so many people who've lost everything.

Yet, the overwhelming feeling seems to be hopeful.

Families whose homes were less damaged

are opening their doors to their neighbors,

helping them with their children.

Just being there any way they can.

It's a nice reminder

that even in the most difficult times,

the human sprit remains strong.

This is Larkin Groves reporting live from Florida City.

CAMERAMAN: And we're out.

Great. Good job.

If your family isn't out here by tomorrow, call me.

Thank you. You're welcome.

KIRA: I'd like to be on TV someday.

Oh, yeah? Here. Why?

I don't know. Maybe because you can help people.

When mom died,

I really couldn't believe it, you know?

Until I saw the story on the news.

Even though these reporters were going on

about how terrible it was, two seconds later

they were laughing and talking about the weather.

So in a way, it made me feel better.

I'm not sure that's such a good thing.

[GIGGLES] Me either.

You know, but my dad says television's important

because it distracts people from the truth.

Like, with this hurricane.

I mean, you know, it's terrible.

But on the news it'll just be a story.

And at first, the reporters will be serious about it...

but after a while they'll be laughing and making jokes,

and then everyone will be distracted

from what's really going on.

What is really going on?

The truth.

[♪♪♪]

Where are my kids?

You know where they are. They're at Russell's.

I wanna see them.

You'll have them back on Monday.

I wanna see them now.

UNDERLAY: Mare?

Thanks, Ruth. We'll take it from here.

Thank you, Ruth.

How you feeling, sweetie?

I was telling the mayor

that we felt that a quarantine might be in order.

At least for the first few weeks.

Do you really think it's necessary, Mariel?

We're so cut off as it is.

We have no idea what's been let loose here, mayor.

The ICU is badly damaged.

We've got hundreds of people missing.

Water may be contaminated. Better safe than sorry.

I'll have to clear it with the council.

Of course. Do whatever you have to do.

All right. All right.

Let's go home.

We're done here.

[♪♪♪]

What's happening to me?

DAVE: You sure you saw the lights out here?

ROSE: Yep!

DAVE: We're a long way from home!

ROSE: So?

DAVE: Must have been a hell of a lot of lights.

There were.

What's that?

What?

Right there.

That shiny thing.

Oh. Hey, hey. Sit down.

Wanna get bit?

Bit by what?

A gator, goofball.

A gator won't bite you?

No.

They're afraid of me.

What is it?

I don't know.

Could be a piece of a boat.

Which part?

I can't tell you. But, uh...

whatever it is, it's stuck down there good.

[♪♪♪]

Why won't a gator bite you?

Dave.

Dave.

Uh, yeah.

Let's get out of here, huh?

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

ROSE: Thanks for letting me go back to my house, Dad.

RUSSELL: This is your house.

ROSE: I mean my real house.

Hey, buddy, how you doing?

What's up?

Hey. What's going on?

UNDERLAY: Here she comes. Hello, hon.

Slide that kitty right in the back seat here.

Let your brother help you out there, all right.

It's very good of you

to let them come with us, Russell.

Her mom really appreciates it, thanks.

How's she doing?

She's good. Fine. By tomorrow,

I think she'll be better than ever.

Good.

There you go, honey.

All right.

I love you, Rosabelle.

Love you too, Daddy.

Okay.

Gonna have to put your seat belt on.

Hey, Jess. Tell your mom I hope she feels better.

Yeah.

Okay. Have fun.

Thanks, Dad.

We'll talk soon.

Hey, Tom.

There's still a little something I'm confused about.

What's that?

Uh, just, you said last time you spoke with Mariel,

she was just leaving here?

That's right.

We lost cell service early yesterday.

How'd she get through?

[♪♪♪]

Must have stopped and used a pay phone.

I'll see you.

[DOOR CLOSES, CAR STARTS]

[TRUCK BACKFIRES]

[TIRES SCREECH]

[♪♪♪]

MAN [ON TV]: Father Scanlon, just a few questions, please.

How many hours were you in the water, sir?

WOMAN [ON TV]: Excuse me. Can we just get a word, sir?

MAN [ON TV]: The EMT said you were there for 16 hours. Is that true?

WOMAN [ON TV]: Did you ever lose your faith?

I have to go.

MAN [ON TV]: Father Jeffrey Scanlon. Obviously distraught

after a terrible night in the Everglades.

Lifted from the water by paramedics,

seemingly in amazing health, actually.

Let's go back to you in the studio.

Poor guy.

Second time I've seen that look today.

Mariel?

Yeah.

Completely disoriented, no clothes.

How do you spend all night in a hurricane

and not have a mark on you?

You did. [DOOR OPENS]

Uh, hey.

Russ, can I see you for a second?

Yeah, you sure can.

Took Rose out on an airboat today?

Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I knew there was something weird about this hurricane, Russ.

And I thought it was a cover for the military,

but I was wrong.

Whoa.

Jeez.

What is that?

You tell me.

It's a skeleton.

Yeah. And the other stuff?

Where'd you find this?

On the water, two miles south of the city.

What, did Rose see it?

No, I dropped her off and went back.

Take it to the police, Dave. No way, Russ.

They'll just cover it up.

You think they want people to know

that we have an alien in our midst?

What?

Are you drunk? No.

Not drunk, Russell. I... Look at this thing.

It's got spikes poking through its head and its neck,

like it just had the life sucked right out of it.

Dave, this is a person.

I know. He may have had a family.

We need to find out who he is and what happened to him.

I know. And we will, we will. But on our own.

I want to go back there tonight.

And I want you to come with me.

No, Dave.

Come on, Russ. Come on, come on.

You've studied weird plants and animals your whole life.

I show you the work of one EBE. A what?

[SCOFFS]

An extraterrestrial biological entity.

Dave, will you stop.

There are no aliens.

Then...

will you tell me what's going on here?

[♪♪♪]

I don't know.

Maybe a sea creature.

Born in the ocean?

All right, Dave.

I'll admit this is interesting.

But I'm not going out there... Come on, Russ.

Come on.

Look, I know that you don't care about aliens,

but I know that you care about your wife and kids.

So do I.

And... I don't want them

to end up like this guy.

Russ, I have to do something tonight,

and I'm asking you please to come with me.

ROSE: Were you really worried about me?

MARIEL: Yeah. I was.

ROSE: Dad said you were.

I was worried about you too.

[MARIEL CHUCKLES]

You know what, sweetie?

Think you've got to go to sleep now.

Will you take me to school tomorrow?

There's not gonna be any school for a while, honey.

Will a hurricane come again tonight?

No.

Mommy?

Mm-hm?

You smell different.

[♪♪♪]

RUSSELL: What am I looking for?

DAVE: Lights.

RUSSELL: In the sky?

DAVE: No. In the water.

Rosie said that when they landed, they didn't go out.

They didn't go out?

No. That's what made me so suspicious.

You ever been out this way before?

Yeah. After the '96 plane crash.

A lot of park people were called in for search and rescue.

Oh, my God.

That might be what I found today.

No, Dave. You found an alien.

No. No, no, no. Not that.

I found a... A piece of metal in the water today.

I bet it's from that plane.

Well, maybe the Martians shot it down.

What's that? Hey. Hey.

Hey, right there. Look.

Look.

Do you see that?

There it is again, right there.

Straight ahead, straight ahead.

Slow down.

What do you say now?

Fish. Jellyfish, maybe.

DAVE: Yeah. Come on.

All right, if that's a fish,

where's the light coming from?

Bioluminescence.

Bio-what?

It's a lifeline a lot of fish have to identify

other members of the species...

so they can mate or...

scare away predators.

Or attract prey.

Dave, I-I wouldn't do that.

I don't... Dave! Dave!

[DRIPPING]

[GASPING, COUGHING]

[♪♪♪]

That was no fish.

That was no fish.

[GRUNTING]

[GROANING]

RUSSELL: Are you all right? Are you all right?

My legs.

What? My legs. My legs.

[SIREN WAILING, HORN HONKING]

Emergency supply centers are being set up all over

the county, and volunteers are desperately needed.

So if you think you can help out,

please call the number you'll be seeing on our screen,

or come down here to the Homestead Hospital

and speak to one of these aid workers.

Now, we understand you have a family member in there, Larkin?

Yes. Huh. That's right.

My brother, Dave, got into a bit of a wrestling match

with an alligator last night.

MAN [ON TV]: An alligator?

Did you tell them a gator did this?

For now, it's the most plausible explanation.

Russ...

[CLEARS THROAT] it was an EBE.

Extraterrestrial biological entity.

Yeah, that's a dumb name for an alien.

Good morning, gentlemen.

Morning.

Heard you had a little accident last night?

Mm. Mind if I take a peek?

Be my guest.

Gently please.

How you feeling, Mare?

Oh, much better. Thanks.

Kids, okay? Oh, yeah.

They're great.

Rose decided it would be a good idea

to give her cat a bath this morning,

which didn't go over too well.

And Kira made Jesse breakfast,

which I thought was really sweet.

I understand you ordered a full quarantine for the area.

Yeah. I think it's best.

With everything that's been stirred up,

we just don't know what's out there right now.

Huh. You got that right.

Well... [DAVE GROANS]

You're a very lucky man.

How you figure?

From the size of these teeth marks,

that gator could've swallowed you whole.

What makes you so sure it was a gator?

What else could it be?

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[MOUTHS] One minute.

[MOUTHING DIALOGUE]

[DOOR OPENS]

[♪♪♪]

You're feeling better now, aren't you?

Yeah.

First days are the toughest.

But you're gonna be okay.

Baby steps, honey.

Baby steps.

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