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♪ We
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♪ Are in the future
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♪ Here we are in the future
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♪ And it's bright
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♪ Ah
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♪ I can't believe
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♪ We've come so far
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♪ "Steven Universe: Future"
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♪ Here we are
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♪ "Steven Universe: Future"
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[ Tires screech ]
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I know you're eager to chase
the mail truck, Dogcopter...
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...but the mail truck
is a decoy.
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Good boys
chase the blue car.
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Be a good boy,
Dogcopter.
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♪♪
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Nice work, D.C.
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Now, get the bomb
off the bridge.
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We're almost out of time.
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[ Beeping ]
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[ Beeping rapidly ]
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Dogcopter, no!
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Dogcopter,
I can't lose you.
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Is this...
what I think it is?
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Everyone's getting married
but me.
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Ugh,
I feel like poop.
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[ Speed-dialing ][ Sighs ]
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I wish the Gems weren't doing
a field trip this week.
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I wonder if they have
any reception.
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[ Ringing ]
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[ Sighs ] Guess not.
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[ Speed-dialing, ringing ]
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Greg: Hey, Steven.
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Hey, Dad.
How's it going?
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The tour's been going great.
What's going on with you?
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You throw any big parties while
you got the house to yourself?
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Yeah [chuckles]
you know me.
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But I-I'm really glad
you're getting home tonight.
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I really need to talk to someone
about what happened
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between me and Connie.[ Clattering, laughter ]
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Sorry, Steven,
uh, what was that?
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Sadie and Shep have been
working on a new routine.
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You'll never believe what
they throw into the audience.
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Hey, guess what?
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The tour's
been extended.
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Wow, that's --
th-that's great.
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Yeah, you know,
you were so right
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about this whole
manager thing, Steven.
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I love it. I can't believe
I'm touring again.
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Oh, we're about to head
into another tunnel,
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you want to call me back
with whatever you wanted
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to talk about?
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I-It wasn't important.
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You sure?
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We can stop by on our way
through Delmarva.
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No, it's okay.
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Just, uh, have fun.
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[ Dial tone ][ Sighs ]
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[ Grunting ]
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[ Breathing heavily ]
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[ Inhales deeply ]
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I-I shouldn't worry her.
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[ Cellphone vibrating, ringing ][ Gasps ]
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I-I'll let it go to voicemail.
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[ Grunts ] Huh?
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Connie: Steven,
are you there?
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Hey, Connie.
What's up?
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Steven.
I've been worried about you.
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Are --
are you glowing?
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Oh, a-a-am I?
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[ Grunts ][ Gasps ]
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What's happening
to your face?
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Why?
W-What's wrong with my face?
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Uhhhhh...
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Oh, right, the swelling...
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My body just keeps
randomly growing,
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but -- but it doesn't
hurt or anything.
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It's fine.
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How long
has it been happening?
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Since...this morning.
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[ Grunts ]
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What do the Gems
think?
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I can't reach them.
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They're doing a school field
trip out in the wilderness.
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It's nothing to worry
about, anyway.
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You really
don't look well.
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Maybe you should see
a doctor.
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My mom could see you
at the hospital.
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I wouldn't want to waste
her time.
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Steven, you need to see
a medical professional.
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Right, okay.
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You're lucky I had
a cancellation today.
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Normally, I'm booked up
weeks in advance.
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Think you'll be able
to help him?
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Even if this is some sort
of Gem issue?
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Gem issue or not,
you have a human body,
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which means
we can run tests.
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At the very least, we can
determine if you're suffering
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from a non-Gem condition.
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See?
I'll go wait outside.
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I'm sure
it'll all be fine.
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Let's start
with your symptoms.
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[ Thermometer beeping ]Hmm. Mild fever.
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Glowing pink color
to skin.
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[ Heart beating ]
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[ Whirring ]
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Hmm.
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[ Gasps ]
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[ Sighs ]
Blood pressure is high.
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Well, these readings
are certainly interesting.
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If you don't mind me asking,
who's your G.P.?
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G.P.?
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You know,
your general practitioner,
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your regular doctor?
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I guess you?
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I've never been
to the doctor before.
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You're 16 years old, and
you've never been to the doctor?
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I-It's okay, it's okay.
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I'll have a talk
with your father later.
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We'll just need to run
some more tests.
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Get undressed, and let's get you
into a hospital gown.
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Is that one of those blue things
that doesn't cover your butt?
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Yes.
Now, let's get started.
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[ Glove snaps ]
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♪♪
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♪♪
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[ Whirring ]
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So, this is
a typical human skeleton.
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Now,
a couple of months ago,
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Garnet, Amethyst,
and Pearl allowed me
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to x-ray them
for research purposes.
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Their charts look
like this.
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Only their gems
appear on a radiograph.
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[ Clears throat ]
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And this...
is your chart.
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Definitely
a human skeleton.
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There's a clear history
of numerous fractures,
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like here on the skull.
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Everything
is perfectly aligned.
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It almost looks as if the bones
healed themselves
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the instant
the injuries occurred.
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That's good, right?
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Well,
you seem to have made
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a series
of miraculous recoveries,
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but that doesn't change the fact
that you experienced trauma.
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You've recovered physically,
but...
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have you recovered
mentally?
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You think there's something
wrong with my brain?
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Not "wrong."
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It's that adverse
childhood experiences,
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or childhood trauma,
can have a lasting impact
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on how your body
responds to stress.
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This can affect
your social, emotional,
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and physical development.
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When humans
are in crisis,
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the brain releases
the hormone cortisol.
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Your heart races,
your muscles tense.
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I wonder if your body
is reacting to
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a Gem equivalent
of cortisol.
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Steven, do you remember
anything bad in your childhood
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that particularly
stuck with you?
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I guess...I kinda freaked out
when they cancelled
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my favorite ice cream.
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And then I got attacked
by a giant bug monster.
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And I got trapped in a bubble
and almost drowned.
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I lost control of my body and
turned into a blob of cats.
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I almost turned so old
I died.
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Amethyst almost died.
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Pearl did die.
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Garnet got destabilized
right in front of me.
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I woke up with a black eye,
imprisoned on a space ship --
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Steven,
this is serious.
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But that was just
the early stuff.
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I think all these experiences
have been subjecting your body
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to a harmful amount
of stress,
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and that's affecting
your ability to respond
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to new forms of stress
in a healthy way.
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You've been dealing with genuine
threats from such a young age,
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your body now is responding
to minor threats
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as if your life
were in danger.
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But why am I only
swelling up now?
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Stress is less harmful
when we have people
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we trust
to help us through it.
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Maybe if -- if you're losing
your supportive relationships
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Or if you had
a recent experience
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that was particularly
awf--
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[ Grunting ]
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[ Gasps ]What's going on?
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[ Grunts ]
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Mom,
what's happening?
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I don't know.
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I just asked if he'd had any
stressful experiences lately.
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Steven,
you don't think...
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It's not you,
Connie.
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It's everything
that happened before.
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What is he talking about?
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You haven't told your mom?
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Told me what?
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It's not your fault.
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I-I think I just need you
to leave.
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This is a medical emergency.
I am not leaving.
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Mom, us being here
is making it worse.
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Aah!
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Oh, no.
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Please, just --
just go.
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Steven.
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I...can't...
be around you right now!
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[ Beeping ][ Panting ]
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-Steven.
-Dad?
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I'm here.
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Come on, Mom.
Let's give them space.
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Right.
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H-How'd you know
I was here?
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Connie called me
about an hour ago.
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Connie...
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Thank you.
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Yeah.
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I'll be here
when you're ready.
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Uh, Steven,
I'm sorry.
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If I'd have known,
I --
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It's fine, Dad.
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You were busy, a-and I
didn't know what was going on.
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Come on, Steven.
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Talk to me.
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I --
Uh, well, I, um...
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[ Crying ]
I proposed to Connie.
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You what?
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She said no.
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Oh, Steven.
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My body -- it's reacting like
it's the end of the world.
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I think I've seen the world
almost end so many times now
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that everything
that goes wrong feels that --
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that extreme.
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I should be feeling
so good these days.
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The Earth is safe,
it's Era 3,
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but I'm --
I'm swelling up
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over these
third-era problems.
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What do I do?
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How do I move on from all
the stuff I've been through?
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How do I live life
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if it always feels like
I'm about to die?
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It's gonna be all right,
Schtu-ball.
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I'm here for you.
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I just...
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[ Sighs ]
I want to go home.
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I guess I thought I could just
follow Connie to college,
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like, if we got married,
I'd know what to do with myself,
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but I'm the one that's got
to figure that stuff out.
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Greg:
Cut yourself some slack.
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It's okay to be worried
and make some mistakes
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when you're figuring out
what to do with your life.
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That's not unusual.
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Well, the magic swelling
is a little unusual,
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but that's okay, too.
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If you want to be
a giant boy,
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we can use the car wash
as a shower.
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Dad, your tour!
I've ruined your --
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Don't worry about me.
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Just get some rest,
kiddo.
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You don't have to solve
all your problems in one night.
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Yeah.
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Thanks, Dad.
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♪ Just a little something
that I need ♪
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♪ Just a little time
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♪ Just a little feeling
gaining speed ♪
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♪ I'm dreaming of
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