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Spray paint makes it faster and it's a lot of fun.
How do you breathe around that stuff?
Oh, you'll get used to it, actually, you'll probably start to like it after a while.
Where are the guys?
Oh, uh... they decided to catch a breather.
We could use a breather, too. (Pete laughs) What?
You're too pure to understand.
[to the guys huffing in the hall] Hey, you guys are going to get a huge headache if you do that.
It's called huffing. It makes you you feel like you're walking on clouds, right? Wanna try it...or are you too pure? Didn't think so.
Hey, Camden, you say a word to anyone, and your life will be hell.
Pete Lawrence collapsed on his way into school. His nose was bleeding and he was having trouble breathing.
I didn't know it was serious or at least this serious. I thought it can only make your nosebleed.
A bloody nose is the least of it. Huffing causes liver damage and kidney failure. Heart failure.
Can you die from it?
Kids do every year.
The spray paint Pete used came from your garage. Pete said Simon brought it to school. [Simon shakes his head "no."] You just stay away from my son. You've done enough damage.
How's Pete?
The doctor said there wasn't any permanent damage, but when he's better, he'll have to go though a detox program to get the chemicals out of his system. And I recommended that he and his parents meet with a family counselor.
[in the hospital] Just go away.
I can't.
Why?
Because your mom thinks I did this to you.
Yeah. I let her think that.
I know. And it's okay. You must have been scared, and you had to tell your mom something. When you're feeling better, you can tell her the truth.
If I do, I'll get all my friends in trouble.
And that's better than getting one innocent guy in trouble. Look, under normal circumstances, I wouldn't mind taking the rap for a friend, but you and your buddies have to stop huffing, or eventually, they're gonna end up just like you, or maybe even worse.
I talked to Mrs. Jasper. Pete told his mom about the other guys and the huffing. Principal is meeting with the boys and their parents tomorrow. Pete promised to call each of the guys and explain why he ratted them out. No one is going to think it was you.
I don't care if they do.
Good for you.
Robbie got transferred.
We know.
Why'd you do it?
We think your community service shouldn't be anything but community service.
It's not something you're doing for yourself, it's something you're doing for the community as a payback. When the first phase of your service is complete and if you get a satisfactory review, then we'll see about Robbie coming over so we can get to know him better and you can get to know him better.
Then I guess I'm really grateful.
I still can't believe I'm going to NYU.
I still can't believe it either, but...but it's great and you're going and you need a place to live.
Most guys would be pressuring for me to stay. You are the best boyfriend ever. Long distance relationships aren't easy, but I know we can make it work.
Ginger, what a nice surprise. Where's Dad?
I don't know.
What? What do you mean you don't know? What's going on?
Uh, Annie, honey, your father...well...I don't know where he is.
About 3 months ago, I started noticing some changes in Charles' behavior.
What changes?
Difficulty in buttoning his shirt, trouble saying certain words, feeling lost in familiar places, misplacing things, and, uh, so we went to see the doctor.
And?
And after a battery of tests your father was diagnosed as being in the very early stages of Alzheimer's. I couldn't tell you this over the phone, I just couldn't. And so I just, um, hopped on a plane and headed here.
Are you saying my dad has Alzheimer's?
I'm afraid so.
I just walked away for a second. I made a mistake. I'm sorry.
We have to talk about this.
There's nothing to talk about. I'm fine. I really think that you're overreacting.
Dad, you almost set the house on fire!
I do not have Alzheimer's!
Dad, don't be afraid. You don't have to go through this alone. I'm here, Eric's here, the kids, Ginger...
I don't have Alzheimer's! End of discussion!
Dad!?!
How's your father?
In denial, just like I was.
We're gonna make sure that dad gets the best medical care possible.
That's not the problem. The problem is getting him to except the fact that he has to deal with this. You see, I'm afraid to leave him alone. You saw what happened with the barbecue. But if he doesn't believe that there's anything wrong with him, it's hard to convince him that he needs someone when I'm not there. I mean, what if... he takes off again? What if he goes somewhere and forgets how to get back home? Or he forgets what his name is?
I didn't know I was scaring everyone. I'm sorry. It's just that if I agree with the doctors that they're right, then I have to start facing up to this thing. And I don't know that I can.
We're gonna get through this. We are. You're not alone.
[to Lucy] Look, we all have things in our lives, boyfriends, jobs, school work. You have to prioritize. Decide what's important to you. No one is forcing you to be a part in the Habitat Project. But if you're going to do it people are depending on you. So you have to show up when you're scheduled. If everyone cancelled, where would we be?
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