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[twinkling
music]

[twinkling
music]

(Ava): Oh! And I invited
Sebastian from your school,

and Kevin just got back to me
that he can make it,

so your guest list's complete.

- Yeah, it sounds great.

(party horn blowing)

But that sounds horrible.

Oh, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no!

Please? No! No!

- Yes!
- No.

- Oh! But they're so fun!

- If I was turning five!

- I can't believe it's my baby's
birthday tomorrow.

- Thanks, Mom, but I haven't
been a baby

since you had a flip phone.

- Here.

- A selfie stick?

- So you can document every

fleeting, precious minute.

- That's your job.
I've had a camera in my face

since I was in diapers.

- I miss those days.

Your little duck waddle walk.

Tiny little hands sticking
pomegranate seeds up my nose.

- Please. Stop.
All I want to do now

is travel the world,
see new things.

- Speaking of seeing,
have you seen my purse?

- Mom! Listen, I want to go
to far off places and--

- But can you go check
in the back, please?

- Not exactly what I meant
by far off places,

but sure, going now.

- Where would I have...
Where did I put it last?

(singing): Tavallod, Tavallod,

tavallodet mobarak.

Mobarak, mobarak...

- Latin?

- Farsi.

- Mina?
- Birthday.

Decorations?
- Bingo.

Promised Ava I'd help
with Mina's party.

Is that the Happy Birthday song?

- Yeah! I'm hoping
what I lack in pronunciation

I'll make up for with charm.

Think I'll have it memorized
by tomorrow?

- Not a doubt.

- Do you wanna learn, too?

It's a more-the-merrier
kinda deal.

- Absolutely.

(resonating)

(enchanting music)

- Um...

- Let me guess:
somewhere someone

just blew out
their birthday candles?

- And made a wish!

- Tava-lood.
- Tavallod!

- Tavallod. Thank you.

(singing): Tavallod, Tavallod.

(singing softly)

(birds chirping)

Okay, well, this better be
an easy one.

I have a tavallod
to get back to.

(whooshing)

(mysterious music)

(woman vocalizing)

(woman whispering):I wish I could get it back.

(gasps)

(birds chirping)

(resonating)

(whooshing)

(tense music)

(panting)

Again?

(mysterious music)

- So, is she just going to keep
appearing every time

you get a wish?
- No idea.

But twice in a row
in the exact same way...

It's gotta mean something.

- Maybe she has nothing to do
with this wish

like last time.
- But then what

does she have to do with?

(indistinct background chatter)

- "I wish I could get
it back." Whispered?

- Uh, in a woman's voice,
I think.

- What about the burning
feather? And was it short? Long?

Bird? Non-bird?
- What's a non-bird

feather, exactly?
- Well, it's dinosaur. Obvs.

- I highly doubt that.
Uh, the feather was long

and copper-coloured and it fell
from the sky on fire.

- That's vaguely familiar.

- So, so far, we got zip,
zip and vaguely familiar zip.

- Yeah.

(Sam): What's that?
Takeout box, or...?

- This seems less takeout-y

and more
package-you'd-send-in-the-maily.

- Yes! Package equals mail
equals courier!

(beeping)

- On time, as usual.
Hey, Freddie! How are you?

- As my dear mom says,
completely cream crackered.

- Huh?

- Just another way to say tired.

- Okay, then,
I won't bother you.

- You're never a bother, Mina.

You always take the time
to say hello.

- Thanks! Uh, I just had
a quick question:

Any chance there's a white
package in there

tied with red string?

- Nope. Sorry.
- Okay. Thank you.

- Maybe the package we need
is inside one of those?

- But the you-know-whats
always appear

as the you-know-what shows them,
not hidden who-knows-where.

- Well, maybe that's changing?
The you-know-what

has been getting
more creative lately.

- That's one way to describe it.

- Yeah.

- So if the white package
isn't here? Mm-mm.

- Hang on. You said
a white package, right?

(all): Yeah.
- Well, there is one place

in town that sends mail
in white packaging.

- Where?

Right there.

- Books, to be mailed
out to borrowers.

- And the library will want them
returned, so the wish,

I wish I could get them back,
it sort of connects.

- But no red string.
- No red string.

- I have an idea. Come here.
- What?

- The cabinet of curiosities.
Remember?

- Yeah. So, what
are you thinking?

(Sam): You said you saw
a feather.

Here's a whole drawer
full of them.

- Ronan, you're into magic?

It's Mina from school.

We have the same home room.

We used to. I haven't seen you

in school in, like,
forever, so...

- Actually, I've had
a lot of stuff to do.

- Okay.

See you around.

(sighs)

- Any of these look right?
We got contour,

a wing feather, bristle.

- How do you know all that,
suddenly,

Mr. Expert On Feathers Guy?
- Look.

- Um... you know,

none of these look right.

It's weird. It's almost like
the feather I saw

didn't even seem real.

Plus, you know,
the whole on-fire thing.

- Wait, that's really
making me think.

(siren wailing)

- Oh, wow. Mina,
there's a police car

outside your mom's store.
- What?! Seriously?

We have to go!

Mom?! Mom, are you okay?

- I am, sweetie. I'm okay.

Do you remember when
I couldn't find my purse?

- Yeah. Did you find it?

- No, we think it was stolen.

- How?
- By who?

- I didn't notice earlier, but...

- Someone tried to get
into the cash.

They didn't try
hard enough, though.

You didn't see anyone come in?

- No. Slow morning.

I used the time to wrap
Mina's birthday gift,

and that's when
I saw the register.

(whooshing)

- The package from the wish.

- My wallet gone, my ID.

My...

- Your necklace from baba.

It was in your purse?

- To bring to the jeweler
for a stronger chain.

Vince, my necklace,
it's irreplaceable.

- I'll need a photo.

- Uh, of course.

It represents an old
Persian story,

how a magic bird
gave copper feathers to a hero.

To burn whenever
he needed her help.

(sighs)

I don't think it has much
monetary value.

I mean, maybe some.

- I knew it was familiar.

- Exactly. I mean,
the burning feather,

it's part of the story.

- Which connects
to my mom's heirloom.

- That she wishes she had back.

- Mina, your mom is the wisher.

(church bells ringing)

(indistinct chatter)

- Maamaan bozorg passed
the necklace down to my baba

and my baba passed it
down to me.

And one day it was supposed
to be yours.

- Ava?
- Yeah?

- If I could just talk
to you a second?

- Yeah
- Should've guessed the simurgh.

I should've paid more attention
to my mom's stories.

- The well didn't make it easy.

- And why didn't it just
show us the necklace?

- I don't know.

But at least we know
what we have to do: find it.

- Right. So where do we look
for a thief in Emerald?

- Yeah, we don't do crime here.

- Normally, I would agree
with you, Mina,

but this is actually the third
break-in this week.

- Just this week?
- Hair salon got hit,

bakery got hit.

Strange times.

Let me know
if you hear anything.

- We should go talk
to the stores.

- I call the bakery!

- Which means
we're talking to...

- Robbery feels like
a strong word,

but yeah. It's the word for it.

- What was taken?

- My tip jar.

- Anyone suspicious
come in that day?

- No. You know, they all look
shady when they come in,

but not when they leave.
It's kind of my job. So, no!

- Sarian's. Isn't that
the factory out by the highway?

Why is the special
for ex-employees?

- Because the factory
closed down.

It's the least I could do
for the people who worked there.

- Oh.

Uh, thanks, Georgia.
- Thank you.

- Oh, man. The factory
closed down. That's tough.

- Yeah.
- I wonder if that made

one of them think "robbery."

- Yeah. Now we know the why.

We just need to find out
the who.

- Right.

- That necklace
is the only thing I had left

from back home.
We lost everything

when my family moved here.

Ah, if only I didn't put it
in my purse last night.

I'm so upset with myself.

- Ah, don't go down that spiral.

Emerald is a small place.
We'll find it.

- Yeah. Yeah.

That would be a nice gift
to me on Mina's birthday.

- Yeah. So, how can I help?

- Well, you've already
brought over the decorations.

Food and cake are taken care of.

Oh! There was this one thing.

- I'm not wearing a clown nose.

(laughs)
- No.

I was thinking of printing
photos of Mina

growing up over the years.

- Like a birthday collage?
- Yeah.

She loves old photos of herself.

I tried to do it twice now,
but I can't decide

on which ones.
I want to use them all.

- Yeah.
- And you would be impartial,

so you could be my eye!

- Yeah...

- "Yeah" what?

- Uh...

- What "yeah"?

- Um, Ruby's the same.

She loves old photos,
but at home.

In the privacy of her own...
privacy.

Showing them in public? Eh...

- Come on. Kids don't
get embarrassed!

- But teens do.

It's like a 24-7
Hall of Shame.

Their parents embarrass them
by the very act of breathing.

- No. Not Mina.

I know her. This is something
she'll love.

(groaning)

(keyboard clacking)

- Okay...

Sarian's Textile Manufacturing.

(elevator clunking)
Closed a couple months ago.

- "Thanks for 30
years of support."

- All those workers
lost their jobs.

- It's, like, 50 people.

- Hey! Anybody at the bakery
see anything?

- No. It's like whoever did it
just appeared and disappeared

when no one was looking.
Thinking Cloak of Invisibility.

- I knew it. I never
trusted that Potter kid!

(chuckles)
- Here's another weird thing.

So, all these places
got robbed,

but anywhere outside
the lines didn't.

- Weird. And nobody
saw anything?

- Well, just because
none of the shop owners

saw anything doesn't mean
no one in Emerald did.

- Nothing in town escapes
someone I know, my mom.

Thank you.
- Thank you.

Yeah, I did see something odd.

I called Officer Clark
to tell him all about it.

Eat your peas, Sam.
- Mom, this is crime.

It's a lot more important
than peas.

- Fine. But just so you know,

I will still love you
when you get scurvy.

(scoffs)
- Look.

Pirate ailment averted.
So, what did you see?

- A kid, just loitering
at the side of the library,

but repeatedly.

- A kid?
- About your age,

maybe a little bit older.

Somebody I'd never
seen before in a place

kids just don't go.

And on the same day
as those robberies.

- Hm. I mean, it's kind of
circumstantial.

It's better than nothing.
- Hm.

- Hey! Is that him over there?
- Where?

Oh! Peas to go. Good idea!

(sighs)

Oh, oh, oh!
Don't forget your napkin.

Hey! That's us for today.

- Gross.

- Yeah. Thank you.

(sighs)

Ugh.

Ugh.

Ugh. Ugh!

- What's with all the huffing?

- Nothing. Just trying
to figure out what to wear

to my birthday party.

- Well, I may have
some good news.

- What? But you never
let me open stuff early!

- I ordered it from Portugal.

I know how much
you love unicorns.

And feel it. Isn't it so soft?

- Unicorn.

From Portugal.

Wow! Uh, thank you, Mom.

(chuckles)

- So this is where
my mom saw him.

What do you think
he was doing here?

- Waiting? Hiding?

Plotting?

- Whatever it was,
hopefully he left us something

behind so we can
figure out who he is.

Whoa.

He definitely didn't leave
this behind,

but someone else did.

How have I never
seen this before?

- 'Cause it's gross
back here, that's why!

- The stone from your vision?

- "You'll never find
old Harry Bash.

He's downy as Duff's
dot and dash.

Fate can get fraught,
so fraught begot freight,

but be wary of deadly camash."

Five lines. It's a limerick,
but who's Harry Bash?

- Search it?

Uh...

- Pediatrician?
- Musician.

- CEO.
- Busy man.

- So this stone must have been
put here

when the library was built.

(Sam): So, it's 170 years old.

- I mean, that's cool,
but what does it have to do

with my mom's robbery?
- I don't know.

- Well, bless my giddy aunt!

"You'll never find
old Harry Bash.

He's downy as duff's
dot and dash."

- Huh?

- That's Cockney rhyming slang.

I never noticed it!

- What's Cockney rhyming slang?

- It's when you replace the word
you mean with one that rhymes.

Um, Harry Bash? Cash.

Dot and dash? Mustache.

Plus there's some other
old slang, too.

Um, downy means clever
and duff means cheater.

- So, what does it
mean all together?

- Um, let's see. It's, um...

it's somebody boasting how
you'll never find his money

because he's more clever
than a cheater's fake mustache.

- Hm?

- Like somebody trying to avoid
debt collectors, or something.

(together): Abbot Radcliff!

- So, he paid to build
the library and went into debt,

and became notorious
for avoiding collectors.

(Ruby): Oh. Um...

It all tracks. Look!

There's even a picture of him
with a moustache, fake or not!

- Okay, so that's the first
few lines,

but what does "camash" mean?

- Let's see.

Um...

Doesn't look like it's slang.

But it's... a poisonous flower?

- Huh.
- All right.

This is all a good
history lesson,

but how does any of this
help with the wish?

- I don't know.

But if that stone
is in my vision,

then it has to mean something.

"Fate can get fraught,
so fraught begot freight."

Freight...

Freight elevator!

If Radcliff needed a place
to hide from the people

that he owed money to,
then he must have had a way

to escape!
- Escape them how?

By finding hiding spots
in a very public library?

- Only two options: up or down.

It's not the best escape plan.

(elevator stops)

- Unless...

- That's out of service.

- Yeah.
- Is it?

- Told ya.

(rumbling)

We're moving past
the ground floor!

(buzzing)

(mysterious music)

- No way! A secret floor.

- A secret floor
full of secret tunnels.

- Man, if you had told me
I'd be exploring secret tunnels

in Emerald this morning...
- I'd have said, "Dial back

the sugar cereal, Sam."

- Abbot Radcliff must've built

a ton of these escape routes.

- I still don't get how this
connects to my mom's wish.

- It's not a coincidence:

the well showed me that limerick
on the stone for a reason,

so that we'd find these tunnels,
and I bet it will lead us

to the necklace, too.

- Hey, what's that
light over there?

(indistinct chatter)

(clinking)

Sounds like people.
And, uh, clanking.

- If only the vent was lower,
I could peek.

Or, if I was taller.
- Wait! I got this.

- Nice!
- Good old selfie stick.

Camera.

We're under the diner!

- This is so cool.

I mean, you could spy
on anyone from here.

- Yeah, get all
the hot gossip...

Scope out stuff to steal.

- If we're under Halona's,
then...

there could be a vent
that belongs to my mom's

over there.

(Daniel): Wow! You are pulling
out all the stops.

(Ava): What can I say?
It's a big deal.

Plus, I love birthdays.

(Daniel): Me, too. As long
as they're not mine.

(chuckling)
- Okay. Let's see here.

What do you think?
- This must be it!

(Daniel): I think you're
an avid photographer.

Wow! Look at all of these.

(Ava): That's why I need
your help! Oops! Dropped one.

- No! I got it.

Aww. How old was she there?

- Maybe 11? She hated that bow.

- Oh, no. Flashback to my
ginormous pink bow years.

Put the pictures away, Mom!

- That looks like
the "how" of it.

- Oh, yeah. The thief's
popping these vents out

to sneak in and out
of the stores.

- Which is why none of the store
owners saw anyone suspicious.

- And if he's using
these tunnels to steal stuff,

then maybe he's hiding
stuff down here, too?

- Like my mom's
heirloom necklace.

- I'm kinda hungry.

- It's food o'clock somewhere.

Should I get us a table
at Halona's?

- Perfect. I'll see you in ten.

(door opening and closing)

What do we got?

Oh, that's going to be nice.

- I see Dee.

I think she's talking
to the art gallery lady.

- Do you know anyone who could
have made something like that?

- No one with that level
of skill around here.

(Dee): It was definitely
handcrafted.

The detail was so intricate.

- Did you make a deal?
- Yeah!

But, then just like that,
he changed his mind.

(Millie): Well, maybe
he didn't like your offer.

- What's not to like? It's cash.
Cold hard cash in hand.

- Intricate, handcrafted.

She could be talking
about my mom's necklace.

- Makes sense that the thief

would try to sell it
at Abelard's.

- But he didn't sell it.

- That makes less sense.

We need to talk to Dee.

- Stolen?

Yeah, I kinda wondered.

He seemed pretty nervous.

And, anyway, it's not here.

- Why'd the thief
change his mind?

- You're the kids who know
things they shouldn't.

You tell me.

- Wanted a better offer?

- In this town?
Not gonna happen.

Although he did really
seem like he needed the cash.

His phone was so retro.

I mean, his ringtone? Zany Frog.

- Uh! Ear worm!
- Thanks for that.

- He got a phone call?
Did you catch his name?

- No. I followed him out, though.

But then he just disappeared.

Like, not figuratively, literally.

He disappeared.

- Can you show us where?
- No. I have a store to run.

- Then can you, uh,
point it out for us?

(sighs)

- Um, this is where
Dee said she saw him.

- How does someone
just disappear?

- You can't get out this way,
but you can go down.

(Sam): Looks like a sewer
entrance to me.

- Yeah. And I bet
if we get a closer look,

we'll see that it's a secret
entrance to the tunnel.

(all grunting)

So, who's going in first?

- It's my mom's necklace.
I'll go first.

You were right about the tunnels

- Yeah. Everything's
interconnected.

- Any sign of the stash?
- Or the thief?

(tinny music playing)

What is that?

- Sounds like a... an echo.

- But where is it coming from?

- That way.
- There.

I think it's getting louder.

- Or not.

- That way, follow me.

(tinny music continues)

- Wait...

Is that...?
- No way.

It is.

- Zany Frog.

(music playing loudly)

(panting)

- Stop!

(panting)

We lost him.

- Well, what do we do now?

(phone chiming)

- I guess I know what
I'm gonna be doing.

Being a birthday-girl
slash-cake-delivery service.

- Okay, what about some,
and hear me out,

mild disobedience?

- Can't. If we stay down here
and miss the party,

my mom's going to be worried.

- So, wish on pause?

- A pause with cake.
I can get behind that.

- Hm.
- Happy birthday to me.

(sighs)

- It was just shoved
in some cardboard box

marked "For Molly."
She gets all the clothes

Mina's outgrown.
Or, in this case,

the ones she doesn't
even wear once.

- Not every birthday gift
can be a home run.

- It's not just the present.
It's like...

I don't know her anymore.
Like, last week,

she asked if she could put
a lock on her bedroom door.

- That's... wow. That's a thing.

- We used to spend
so much time together

and now she wants
to lock me out.

- I'm sure there's
an explanation.

That I don't know.

- I'm sure there is,

just I don't want
to believe it's true.

- Yeah.

- And the way she goes on
about traveling,

as in, getting as far away
as she can from her mom.

- Look, the good thing
about parent panics?

They're usually for nothing.

Plus Mina adores you.

- And, yet, I'm mortally afraid
to ever get her anything again.

- Well, there is one gift
that's always

the perfect size and colour.

Good old cash money.

- Guess it could be
for her travel fund, right?

Yeah.

- Nope. Uh...

Nope.

Oh, no! Uh... nope.

- Okay. You obviously get
this teenage-girl thing

better than I do.

- Gee, I wonder why.
Baffling. Hm.

- So, educate me.

Has Mina been acting
different lately?

- Mm, still the same old
Mina to me. Why?

- It's just a conversation
I had with Ava.

She feels like Mina's
been slipping away.

Apparently, Mina asked
for a lock on her door.

- That's not a Mina thing.

That's just a getting-older
thing.

Sometimes it's nice to be able
to be in your own space

with your own thoughts
once in a while.

- You never wanted a lock.

- 'Cause I knew it would
freak you out.

- I guess I did notice you
in your room a lot more.

But it didn't bother me.

- Because then you can watch
those old movies

that you love that I don't?

- They're called classics.
- They're called Adam Sandler.

- Anyway, I get it, I think.

You're growing up and...

I can't wait to see
who you become.

- You're not scared I'm...

you know...

slipping away?

- Nah.

I know that the things
that make you you

are never changing.

You are always going to be
my kind and thoughtful

and fearless Ruby who refuses
to put the cap

on the toothpaste.
- Okay.

(laughing)

Baby booties.

(whooshing)

- Yeah. So?

- That's the last clue!
So, what does it mean?

"I wish I could get it back."

Dad, has Ava ever said
that she wants something back

involving Mina?
- Yeah.

Only their whole relationship.

- That's it!

- What's it?

- She's it!

Ava doesn't wish
for the necklace back.

She wishes she could get
what she had with Mina back!

- Oh, yes!
That makes total sense.

Right! Yeah. She--

Ruby?

(door closing)
- Does this look say...

"I'm a hip, now,
teen of the moment?"

Or does it say, "I really need
a shopping trip in the city?"

- I'd say it says,

"Now, there's a beautiful
young woman, inside and out."

- I'm sorry about the robbery.

I know how special
that necklace was.

- No, no, no. No, baby girl.

Today is all about you.

- I know, but... you miss it.

A lot. I can tell.

- I'm that obvious?
- No.

I know you.

Maybe the police
have found it by now?

- I'm sure they
would have called.

- It's just...

you look kind of sad.

- Look at you.

How can I be sad?

You take your time.
I'll see you out there.

(footsteps receding)

(breathing heavily)

(mysterious music)

- What is this?

Mom's purse!

Ugh.

No necklace.

Is that deadly camash?

(gasps)

What?

What?

(grunting)

(Zany Frog playing)

(suspenseful music)

Come on.

Where do you find zero bars?

Antarctica and this corner.

(footsteps approaching)

No way.

Ronan?

- Uh, Hi, Ms. Amani.

- Hey, Ruby.
- Uh, is Mina around?

- Uh, Mina's still
getting ready.

Must be having a hair
complication.

- I'll wait.

Uh, can I help you
with anything?

- Do you want to do the candles?
- Sure.

Everything looks so great.
Mina's going to love it.

- I hope so.

She has been
surprising me lately.

- Teenagers!

Uh, gotta keep our parents
on their toes.

- Oh, yeah?

In that case, it's like
a ballet school around here.

You know what? I should go
check on the birthday girl.

The guests are on their way.

- You're not supposed
to touch that.

- Yes! I know that now.

(sighs)
Look...

I'm not supposed to be here.

I need to be somewhere
because it's my birthday.

- Hand me that stuff
from the ground.

- Okay.

What's in here, anyway?

Diapers?

Formula?

Groceries?

Why do you need all of... this?

'Cause it's not for you.

I thought the thief was someone
from the factory that closed?

You didn't get let go, right?

So, who did?

Your mom?

- No.

- Sister.

- Yeah.

Look, I-I have to go.
- Wait!

I need my mom's necklace.

The rest of the stuff
you can keep, but...

Forget it.

My mom has many necklaces.
It's okay.

- I have to go.
- Yeah. I know.

You have...

...stuff to do.

(sighs)

(gasps)

Is she okay? Your sister.

- No.

- I'm sorry.

- Look, I, uh... um...

- It's okay. You can tell me.

Must be hard.

- I, uh...

I know you have to tell them
it was me.

So, just...

do what you gotta do.

(sighs)

- Where has she gone?

- Should I check the store?
- I just did.

And I just called her twice.

- Maybe she grabbed
something at home

and just forgot to text you?

- No. This is not like her.

Something is wrong.

- Okay. Okay.

- You don't think she went back

down there without telling us?

- Meet the new Mina.

Mina?

- Sweetie, I was looking
for you!

- Here I am.
- Where were you?

- I just, I guess I just lost
track of time.

Sorry, everyone.

- You lost track of time?

- Yeah. Like I said. Sorry.

- Mina, what happened?

- Nothing.

- Baby girl, what's going on?

- Nothing. All good.

- All good? Look at you.

- Mina! You found it!

- Yeah. I guess I did.

- Where did you find it?
- How did you--

- I, uh...

- It's here.
That's all that matters.

And now that I have my present,

I guess you could have yours.

Here you go, sweetie.

For your travel fund.

Oh, wow! Mom! Thank you.

Thank you.

- I hope it's the right colours.

- It's all the colours.

- Let's celebrate!

- Let's have some cake!
- Yes, cake!

- Yes.
- Cake. Yes!

- Happy birthday!

(Ruby): It didn't seem
like it at the time.

But life used to be so simple.

Birthdays were all about
the excitement of a day

just for you.

A cake, just for you.

And friends, just for you.

- Okay, your best cake faces!

Say, "birthday girl!"

(all): Birthday girl!

(Ruby): Good thing.

'Cause the more
birthdays you get...

Mina gets the first slice!
- Make a wish!

- The more you see
something else.

Make a wish.

The world is more complicated
than you thought.

That's why sometimes
you just need...

(all cheering)

...to make a wish.

Just don't expect it to work out

exactly the way
you thought it would.

- The three of you together.
Yeah.

(Ronan): I didn't mean
any harm. Just...

- Mina! Where are you going?
Mina!

- What are you doing?
- Mina!

- Hey, Mina.
I'm a little occupied--

- No! Ronan, are you okay?

You need to let him go!

- I can't. I caught him
with the stolen goods.

The tip jar,
even your mom's purse.

Let me do my job, okay?

- Mina. Come on, let's go home.

- Ronan, tell them the truth.

- I was just trying
to give 'em back.

- Come, Mina. We need to talk.

- No! I need to talk!

Look, you don't need
to question him, okay?

Because... You don't know
the whole story!

It's not his fault!

- Okay, Mina. How's that?
- You heard him.

He was giving the stuff back.

- Easy to say
once you been caught.

- Look! My mom has her necklace.

- Okay, still,
that's just one charge.

I got others to deal with, so...

- You can't just--
- Mina.

Come on, we need to talk.
- Yes, we do.

Just one second.

Look, I know what he did
was wrong.

And he knows what he did
was wrong, but...

My mom'll make sure the whole
town gets paid back.

- Your travel fund?
- Mina. I can't.

- Yes, you can. He needs help!

Not this! He needs help from me,
from us!

From the whole town.

- Okay, I get it.

But I still have
to bring him in.

- Just can you please get
his side of the story?

Please?

- Yeah.

- Thank you.

- Okay, go home, everybody.
Show's over.

- What just happened?

(sighs)
- Long story.

- Am I finally going
to get to hear it?

- Every last bit.

Thanks for skipping
the ginormous

pink bow-tastrophe.

- That one can be
our little secret.

But I love that photo
just as much as these.

- You have to say that.
You're my mom.

- I say it because I mean it.
And because I'm your mom.

(laughing)

So?

- I know I messed up.

I'm really sorry.

I should have told you
what was going on,

but it was all happening
so fast.

So, how long am I grounded for?

- You know,
when the wounded Zal,

the great warrior,
was abandoned by the world,

he was lost.

Until the benevolent
simurgh found him.

And when no one else would help,

the simurgh took Zal
under her wing.

And when troubles came,
the simurgh still protected him

by giving him
a piece of herself.

And Zal knew that
when he would set

a copper feather to flame,

she would return
to protect and to help.

- Ronan was protecting
his family.

I was trying to help him.

And now you...

I love you, Mom.

- I love you too, baby girl.

And now I know,

I've gone through some changes
and you will, too.

But this?
- Never, ever will.

(Ruby): Change can be hard.

For some, like Ronanand his family, it was tough.

They struggled to adapt.

For others,
change can be a mystery,

something you might not
be sure how to feel about.

(inaudible)

Birthdays are great
for three things,

and two of them are cake.

But they're also
an amazing reset button.

A time to re-evaluate,

to pluck the best from the past

and plan the best
for the future.

Nimbly, courageously,

not just accepting the new,

but embracing it as you build
your own,

ever-changing,

ever-twisting adventure.

Your story.

Your legend.

(resonating)

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