- Previously on The Way Home...
- Sweet outfit, Elliot. (chuckling)
- Hey. You okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.
- Don't worry. They won't last.
- So, what do you think of your dad?
- Is this what he's like? He's a jerk!
- You have been lying to me since we were 15 years old!
- I was helping Alice. - Brady.
What are you doing here? - I missed Alice,
so I booked a flight. Happy to see me?
(soft music)
- That's what you want. That perfect golden crust.
- Geez, Brady, you're making me look terrible.
I haven't even made Mom breakfast yet.
- Oh, I haven't been holding my breath.
You look really comfortable in my kitchen.
- Of course, Del. This place was like my second home, after all.
- Dad? - Hey, Alice! There she is!
Oh! Hey, I hope you're hungry. I made your favorite.
- What are you doing here?
- Well, I had a few light days of work,
so I figured I'd come up here and surprise you.
- And you're staying... here?
- No, no, no. The Port Haven Inn.
- Place hasn't changed a bit.
They still have the same mattresses.
- Ew... - Yeah. Come, sit,
everyone, please.
You know, I gotta say, Del, the farm is looking incredible.
I don't know how you manage it all.
- Years of practice. - Well, listen,
if you need an extra farm hand, just let me know.
- And ruin that perfect manicure?
I'm going to the theater to help clear it out.
Joyce and Jude have thrown in the towel.
They're selling the place. - Wait, The Roxy is closing?
- Isn't that the place we had our first date?
- Yeah. You remember that.
- Yeah. Sixth Sense. How could I forget?
(both): The Blair Witch Project.
(chuckling)
- Huh, I guess I always confuse those two.
- Anyway, Rita and I are throwing them a retirement party,
and all the kids are gonna be flying in. Even Nick.
(coughing)
- Sorry, uh... Went down the wrong tube.
- Nick, huh? What's that guy up to these days?
- Oh, something to do with boats.
It's about time he chose a job and stuck with it. He's pushing 40.
- Hey, Alice, what do you think about playing hooky today, huh?
Spending some time with dear old Dad?
- I'm an open book. You want to know my blood type?
AB. Super rare. (laughing)
- I... I can't. I have a really big physics tests, so I should go.
I'm gonna take this with me. Thanks for breakfast.
- She's into physics now?
- Elliot's her teacher. All the kids love him.
- Oh, Elliot's a teacher.
I guess some people really don't stray far from home.
Well, uh, what about you, Kat? What are you doing today?
Should we go pay our respects to The Roxy?
- Um... Oh. (chuckling)
Who doesn't love a trip down memory lane?
Uh... I just have to grab my things,
take Alice to school, so meet up later.
- No, I'll wait. We can all go together.
- Yup, sounds good.
- Braden. It's really nice to have you back here.
But Alice and Kat are just finding their stride.
So could you do me a favor?
- Yeah, of course. For you, Del, anything.
- Don't rock the boat.
(soft music)
(birds squawking)
- Thank you for the ride. You really didn't need to.
- Fewer cars on the road.
Gotta do our part for the ozone. Right, Al?
Earth paging Alice Dhawan. You've reached your destination.
- Oh, uh, yeah. Thanks. Bye.
- Well, have a good day. - Um, actually, I'm gonna
get out here too, so uh, we'll talk later?
- Okay. Uh, see you at The Roxy, then.
(soft music)
- Hey. What I can't wrap my mind around is the fact
that you've kept this massive secret from me for a quarter century.
- You discovered the ability to time travel and that's what you're hung up on?
Uh... Okay. (clears throat)
I wanted to tell you.
Believe me, I would have loved to have told you,
but I didn't know how to tell you
or if you'd even believe me if I did tell you.
Not to mention what the follow-up could've been.
I didn't know if we were dealing with a case of retro-causality in motion,
or a many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, or if--
- That's so many science words.
Just, I... I just...
All this time, that Alice.
Our long-lost friend, Alice, was, is my Alice.
And I had no idea. She must think I am so stupid.
- She thinks you're amazing, actually.
- No, she thinks teenage me is amazing.
Mom-me continues to be a massive letdown for her.
- They're both you, though.
Right? And now you have this unbelievable thing in common.
That's gotta bring the two of you closer together.
- No, I cannot tell her that I know. Not yet.
I mean, what if it ruins what we have, or had?
It's so confusing. - Yeah.
- I just... What does it all mean, El?
I mean, why her? Why me?
Wait, wait, wait, if I...
If I can go to the past knowing what I know now,
can't I change things? Can I fix things?
- No. I don't think it works that way, Kat.
From everything I've observed with Alice,
Novikov's self-consistency principle of a singular timeline
actually seems to apply here.
- Ugh, God, just plain English. - Sorry.
Uh... (clears throat)
Everything Alice did in 1999 already happened,
so she doesn't change anything
because she's always been a part of those moments.
- Right, but that's Alice, though. I was there,
and you had no clue. So doesn't that kind of make your theories a bit useless?
(school bell ringing) - I gotta...
- No, no, hey. Wait, just...
Alice talks to you. Is she okay with all of this?
- I'm looking out for her, I promise. Don't worry.
- So let me get this straight, I'm in charge of food,
decorations, and theater clean-up,
and you're doing a slideshow. - I know, I know!
It's a lot of work, but I can't let Joyce and Judy down.
- Ladies.
I'm glad to see that you two have mended fences.
The disagreement over the boat.
- That? Water under the bridge, right? Keep up, new guy.
- I meant to call you.
Things got a bit tense the other night.
I wish you hadn't seen that.
- You don't need to apologize, Delilah.
- Good, because I didn't. (chuckling)
- Hey, how about a do-over dinner, though, tomorrow night?
You, me, no Rita.
- You know, I can't right now.
I'm just very busy. But maybe some other time.
- He finally worked up the nerve to ask you out and you shot him down?
- Yeah.
Why do you care if I go out with Byron? You don't even like him.
- Well, the point is I like you. - Jude...
- Joyce, I just don't understand
why you gave away my Austin Powers outfit!
- I'm so happy that the two of you are here.
Jude is having a little bit of trouble letting go.
This is from box number one. We have 30 more.
- All of our best memories are here.
- Let's pull the bandaid off, come on.
- I'm keeping this. - Okay.
(laughing)
(soft music)
(Del): Come on, the movie's about to start.
(Colton): What do you say we sit in the back?
(laughing)
(scoffs)
- When were you going to tell me that Nick is coming to town?
- Not that I need to inform you of the comings and goings
of a man old enough to be your father...
That would be news to me too.
- But I've been so focused on 1999 Nick
that I forgot there's a Nick now.
What is he like? Tell me everything.
- Can't help you there, I lost touch with him a long time ago.
- Do you think he'll recognize me?
And what do I say if he does?
- I think that isn't something you should test out,
end of discussion. - But--
- Do not follow me in here.
- Going to the dance, Dhawan? - It's this Friday!
- Uh, this Friday? I don't... I don't know.
- Oh, come on. What else do you have to do
on a Friday night in this town?
- They really should've picked a theme.
- I thought Fall Dance was a theme.
- That's a season, not a theme.
- Zo, please don't tell me we're opening up
the "enchantment under the sea" debate again.
- What about... party like it's 1999?
- Now that's something we could actually pull off.
And the '90s are kind of having a moment right now.
- What are you doing tonight, Alice?
We could really use your help on the dance committee.
But more importantly, who can we help set you up with for a date?
- Oh, uh, actually, I'm kind of seeing someone. He doesn't go here.
- What's his name? We can all go together.
- Oh, that's really, really nice,
but Nick... he has plans. Family plans.
- His loss. But you're coming, right?
- Yeah. Wouldn't miss it.
(tense music)
(indistinct chatter) (laughing)
- Hey. - Hey.
It's pretty trippy, right? It's like a time warp.
- Yeah. Feels like we were just here.
- Yeah, I know, right?
- Thank goodness. Reinforcements!
- Oh, hey! - Hi! So good to see you!
- You too!
- Brady. - Yeah!
Um, so, put us to work. - Right. Well...
As you can see, Jude strikes again.
If you guys can take these boxes and put them in my car,
I can take them to the recycling bin
while your mother distracts her.
- Say no more, we got this. - Thank you.
Ugh, I love her, but that pack rat has kept every movie poster,
every ticket stub, every janitorial invoice
for the last 30 years. It's madness.
(exhales)
(chuckling)
- Oh...
(soft music)
- Hey, Jake! Come over here!
Watch this, I'm gonna jump off this rock.
(birds chirping)
(screaming) (laughing)
- Danny, you ruined my shot. - Come get it!
(twig snapping)
- Did you hear that?
- Yeah. I think it was over there.
Hello?
Is anyone there?
- Behind that tree.
(crow cawing)
- It's the White Witch! Run! Hurry!
(sighs)
(door closes)
- Hey, you're home late.
Did you have a nice visit with your father?
- I wasn't with him, I was helping Zoey and Spencer
with dance committee. - Oh. You know, it's good
that you're getting involved,
but your dad's only gonna be here for a few days.
- When he used to visit as a teenager,
what did you think of him?
- Oh... He was more worldly than the kids around here.
Confident. I think that's what drew your mom to him.
- Confident or pretentious?
- Look, Alice, I know that your world's been turned upside down
and that things have ended that you depended on...
But try to think of this ending as new beginnings.
- Is that how you feel about The Roxy?
(chuckling) - It's how I feel
about a lot of things.
(sighs)
(light music)
(dog barking)
- Okay, go on, Fynn. Go.
- Hey. Hey, Fynn.
Special delivery.
- Wow. So you're a mind reader now?
- I figured I'd bribe Alice with caffeine and sugar
to hang out with me. - Yeah, she, um,
she left early for school. - Hmm.
Well, it's a beautiful day,
and I feel like we shouldn't let this go to waste, right?
- How's Rachel?
- Oh, okay. Uh... Yeah, good. (clears throat)
Yeah, good. Uh, things are going great.
- Mm-hmm.
(sighs) - Okay, fine. I...
Things have been a little bumpier than expected.
- Well, you're living with a 26-year-old.
What did you expect?
- Honestly, I don't even know.
You know, sometimes I feel like I blinked
and my whole life was different.
Do you know what I mean? (scoffs)
- Yeah, I do, obviously. - Right.
- But I really don't think that I'm the one
you should be admitting that to.
- Why? You've been my best friend for over half my life.
I miss talking to you, Kat. I'm sorry, but I do.
- Well, yeah, I mean, I do, I miss it too.
But I mean, that's normal, the missing.
- I don't know, just you and Alice being so far away,
it all hit me at once. You know, that loss.
- Please don't confuse missing me as a friend
with missing me as your wife.
We both know what a disaster we were, especially at the end.
- We had a lot of good times too.
- Yeah.
We did.
(school bell ringing) (indistinct chatter)
(tense music)
(whistling)
- You said you lost touch with Nick years ago,
so how was he the best man at your wedding?
- Fine, I... lied.
But what do you think could possibly happen
if you were to meet him now?
He's not the leather clad
15-year-old you fell for anymore.
- I know, but I want to see him.
And I want to know what happened to him.
(sighs)
- I don't know if he's coming.
He works on the yachts of the super rich,
so he could be anywhere in the world right now,
or in the middle of the ocean. - Is he married?
Is he seeing anyone?
So... he's available.
- No! You dating Nick was weird in '99, it's illegal now.
- Love is love, okay? And age is but a number.
He could be a young 40. - And we're done here.
This is so wrong.
- This is so wrong.
You had your fun double date, but you can't keep seeing Nick.
You're not of our time, Alice. You're not even born yet.
- Ugh, spare me the morality speech,
I've heard this once from you already today.
- I stand by whatever future me said.
Look, we still don't know for sure what the ramifications
of any of this could be.
For all we know, you dating Nick is what sets off
the butterfly effect, which leads to the robot apocalypse or something.
- You watch way too many movies.
- Speaking of which, I have to go to work.
I'll see you later. - Wait!
Is Nick gonna be there?
Ugh, come on!
Will you please let me come with you?
- No! Go bother Kat, or better yet, go home.
- I can't! I don't want to deal with my dad right now.
- Wait, why don't you want to see your dad in the future?
- 'Cause of what I know about him in the past, Elliot.
He's a jerk that doesn't deserve my mom.
- Alice! I am so glad you're here.
- Alice. He's your dad, you can't avoid him forever.
- I need a serious favor. - Oh, look. Brady's still here.
- He's doing the official dinner with my parents tonight.
It's huge and I'm terrified. You'll come, right?
Just be there for moral support. Please?
(chuckling)
- I thought this was supposed to be a big family dinner.
Where's Alice? - Um, dance committee emergency.
But she'll be home soon. - Oh, there's my girl now.
- Sorry to disappoint.
- Oh! Didn't I tell you Elliot was coming?
It's a family dinner, and he's practically family.
(chuckling)
- Dinner's ready. Everybody sit!
- Alice, guess who was lurking in the woods yesterday.
- Oh, Jacob, not this again.
- The White Witch is out there, I swear!
She almost got Danny and me with one of her spells.
- Sounds like the movie we just saw.
You didn't sneak in, did you, buddy?
- I know what I saw.
- Hey. I believe you.
- Dig in there, Brady,
or there'll be nothing left with this lot.
(chuckling)
- Thanks again for having me.
Kat's told me so much about all of you.
- Really? She hasn't mentioned anything about you to us.
- Uh, well, now you can get to know him in person.
That's better, right?
- May I say this potato salad is the best I've ever had, Mrs. Landry.
- How many potato salads have you tried?
(chuckling)
- After dinner, Dad, you should show Brady your record collection.
He's a big music guy too. - Oh, really? What are you into?
- Um, I road-tripped to Michigan with some friends last week,
and we caught a wicked Limp Bizkit show.
- Hmm. Uh, don't know... him? Them?
- I think they're the ones with all the screaming.
- Yeah, and the misogynistic lyrics.
- Oh, well, we can't all have my impeccable taste in music.
(chuckling)
- It, uh, must've been quite the drive up from Maine.
- Well, I'm glad to make it as often as you'll have me, Mrs. Landry.
- Tell them what you thought when you first got here, Brades.
- This is... This is gonna sound weird.
(chuckling)
Because I've never been here before.
But when I came up the driveway,
I had this crazy feeling, kind of like...
like I was coming home.
- I had the same feeling the first time I came here.
- Teaching, it's such a noble profession.
And it sounds like you go above and beyond.
- Oh, I'm happy to, for the things that matter.
(chuckling)
- You're, uh, you're still living with your dad right now, right?
You know, it's such a shame that we don't pay our teachers more.
- Actually, I bought the house off my dad
so he could retire to Mexico. What about you, Brady?
Do you get to keep the money from selling the Minneapolis house,
or do you have to pay that back to your parents?
(Brady laughs) - Yeah--
- So, what's everybody reading these days?
- That's a good question. Hey, you still collect comic books, right, Elliot?
- Yeah, here and there. What about you, Brady?
You still think Limp Bizkit is the greatest band of all time?
- Well, I still think they're better
than the Dave Matthews band, yeah.
- That tracks. - Well... As much fun
as I've had watching you three regress,
I'm going to excuse myself and go spend some time with a fellow adult.
Cheers.
(door closing)
- Let's open that wine.
- I'll admit, this is not how I pictured our first date.
- Well, it's dinner. (chuckling)
But I am gonna let you in on a local secret.
None of the fancy places in town
hold a torch to Wally's Chip Wagon.
- I guess this lowly new guy has a lot to learn
before you'll accept me as one of your own.
- Well, maybe once you clock a decade here,
we'll let you in the club. (chuckling)
I know it can be a bit insular here, but it's nothing personal.
- If I took it personally, I would've moved on long ago.
- I, for one, don't know what I would've done without this place.
That's why it makes me sad to see certain aspects of it
disappear, like the theater.
- It'll be sorely missed.
- Ah... We're gonna have a little party tomorrow night
to say goodbye, if you'd like to join me.
- Like a...? (chuckling)
- A date. (laughing)
- I can't believe this is your last night.
- I know. We have so little time left.
- Okay, um, I should get going.
- Come on! Okay, you're both so important to me,
and I don't get to see either of you enough.
I want you to be friends.
- So, Alice, you come to Port Haven to visit your mom,
and then you spend all of your time here?
- Um... (chuckling)
Yeah, because I'm more fun than spending time with her mom.
- You don't seem to have any trouble living away from your family, Brady.
- Not when I have other distractions.
- Okay, I'm gonna go.
- Wait, Alice.
- Hey, can you wait a second?
I just wanted to be alone so I could... give you this.
You don't have to wear it if you don't like it.
- I love it.
I'm never gonna take it off.
- Good, because I'll never stop loving you, Kat.
From now... 'til forever.
- Hey! - Hi.
- Glad I caught you. - I thought you were at work.
- Elliot said you were here, and I didn't want to miss you.
I got him to cover my shift
in case you wanted to hang out for a bit.
- Yeah.
- Whew! This has been fun. Who's tired?
(Brady): Right, I should probably get going.
(clears throat)
El.
Hey, just, uh... just tell Alice that... that I missed her.
- Of course. Good night, Brady.
- Good night, Kat.
- Bye, Brady! Always a pleasure.
(door closing) - Well, it's nice to know
that you still bring out the best in each other.
- I don't know what came over me.
- Pfft, sure.
- So hey, uh, I was meaning to ask you...
if you would come to the dance Friday.
- Are you asking me to the high school dance?
- No, like as a chaperone, is all.
- Oh, so you're not gonna rent us the limo?
I mean, come on, at least the corsage.
- You know what? Forget it. Invite rescinded.
- No! Put it back. No, don't be silly.
Yes, of course, I will chaperone with you.
- Oh. - Mm-hmm.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- Great. Great.
- You know, I um...
I went back again to see Jacob.
- Oh. Okay.
- I needed to. You know, I just kept thinking like, God,
what if I could just talk to him, you know? Warn him somehow.
- Kat, I told you, you can't just--
- You don't know that, El.
He's right there on the other side of the pond,
he's happy, and he's alive.
- So be grateful you got to see that again.
- Well, I am.
There's just... gotta be more to it, right?
- I think we're not gonna solve
all the mysteries of the universe tonight.
- Fine. Go to bed, you quitter.
(scoffs)
- So, when do I get to hear you play again?
You know, you schooled me so hard, I'm giving up music.
- Oh no, did I crush your dreams?
(laughing) - Oh, big time.
But can I at least get your autograph?
It'll be worth something when you're famous.
- Are you trying to profit off my success?
- Make me president of your fan club,
I'll only embezzle ten percent.
- Totally fair.
What else do you want to do with your life?
- I don't know yet, but I know I gotta get out
of this town, see the world.
You know, the furthest I've been
is a family reunion in Sudbury. Brutal, right?
- Don't worry. I think you'll do everything you want to do.
- What if I wanted to call you sometime?
- Oh, um...
I can't. It's... kind of complicated.
- Elliot said something about your parents
not letting you date? - Uh, yeah, yeah.
That's the problem.
Okay, don't overthink this, but here, give me your hand.
Wherever we end up in life,
let's promise to meet back here
at The Roxy on this date.
- So random. Why this date? We'll be like super old.
- Don't you think it's kind of romantic?
Some distant, unknowable future?
Maybe we'll be looking to reconnect with an old flame.
- Okay. I'll see you in the future, then.
(soft music)
(birdsong)
(dog whining)
- It's not for you, boy.
(door closes)
- What? Do I have food on my face?
- You're looking awfully sharp for a chaperone.
Kat! Your chariot has arrived.
(chuckling)
* Kiss me, out of the bearded barley *
* Nightly, beside the green, green grass *
* Swing, swing... **
(laughing)
- I haven't worn heels in forever.
- No, you look... fine.
- Fine. That's nice.
Oh my gosh, El, I was joking about the corsage.
- Obviously, this is a joke corsage.
- It's lovely.
(door slams) - Sir.
- Del. Wow. You look stunning.
- Thanks. - Alice called,
she wanted to say a proper goodbye
before I headed to the airport. - Oh. I'm glad.
- Yeah. - But we have to leave early
for the dance as chaperones, so... I guess this is goodbye.
- Guess so.
- It's been really great seeing you. Truly.
- Yeah. You too.
- Um... Alice is still getting ready,
so be prepared to feel all of the fatherly feels.
- Baby girl's first dance, wow.
Is it too late for me to be a chaperone too?
- Afraid so.
- Bye, Brady. - Bye, Kat.
- Please come.
(knocking)
- Hey. - Hey.
- Oh, wow. The memories I have in here.
- Ew, Dad, gross.
- Hey, listen, I know this whole move
and everything has been tough,
and I'm just really glad you're doing so well out here.
- Thanks. It's really growing on me.
- I'm really proud of you, bahta.
Even if you are no longer the little girl
who thinks I can do no wrong.
- Well, it's all part of growing up, right?
Learning your parents aren't perfect.
(chuckles)
You said that you didn't change much
since you were a teenager, but you did. You grew up too.
- Oh, thanks. Wait, what do you mean?
- Just that you could be kind of a pretentious jerk
back in the day. No offense.
- None taken. This is something that your mother told you?
- No, no, no way.
She worshipped the ground you walked on,
even when you didn't deserve it, but...
What I mean is I'm glad you're you now.
- Yeah, well, Kat always did see the best in me.
And then we had you, and I'm not gonna lie,
I had to grow up really fast.
I really wanted to be...
I had to be the best dad I could.
You're the best kid in the world.
I love you, kiddo.
- I love you too, Dad.
(upbeat music)
(laughing)
- Oh, ladies! Looking very, very nice!
I love it. Have fun, try the punch!
- So? Is he coming tonight?
(sighing) - I haven't heard back.
Just please don't get your hopes up.
Look.
- Come on! The dance floor's calling!
- You are at a dance with your age appropriate friends.
Maybe just try to, I don't know, have some fun.
(laughing) (exclaiming)
- Thanks for saving my seat. - No problem.
- What have I missed?
- Not much, and knowing Rita,
we're gonna be here for another hour.
- Good thing I came prepared. - Yes!
(people exclaiming)
(laughing)
- Sweetie, I love you. It's beautiful.
(indistinct chatter)
(sighing)
(laughing)
(upbeat music)
- Alice seems to be enjoying herself.
Is it wishful thinking that she just stays put all night?
- Oh, she's definitely planning to go looking for Nick,
and we'd better be ready if he shows.
I can't imagine he'd put together who Alice really is, but just in case.
- Well, if we're lucky, maybe she'll just take one look
at the wrinkles and receding hairline
and then she'll just be over it.
- Uh, excuse you, we are the same age.
(Kat laughing) But for her sake,
I hope you're right.
- You've been a good friend to her.
Well, to both of us. Always.
- What can I say? I try.
- Okay. Our chaperone shift is almost done,
so what do you say to one dance before we head to The Roxy--
- Absolutely not, this is my place of work,
I need to maintain my dignity. - Oh, come on!
Look, I can either make a fool of myself alone, or we can do it together.
- Okay, one dance. - Once dance?
- Okay. - Okay. Alright.
You left, I'm right. - One, two, three, go.
- Okay. (laughing)
- Flail it up! Flail it up! - And...
(slow song playing)
Okay, so this isn't so bad, right?
But if you had come to the dances back in the day, I could've taught you.
- I don't think teenage Elliot
could've handled a slow dance with you.
- In, um... '99, I was back in the theater.
You and Nick, I overheard you talking about me.
- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.
- You did? - Elliot Augustine.
(indistinct chatter)
- Yeah. - Anything in particular?
- Mind if I cut in?
- Brady... Hey! What the hell!
What is so important that you had to crash
your daughter's high school dance?
- You know what, Kat? There is obviously something
going on between you and Elliot.
- What? We... We were just dancing. And you know what?
What business would that be of yours anyway?
- It's my business because I'm not gonna have
my own daughter turned against me.
- What are you talking about?
- Alice was bringing up all this stuff from when we were kids,
saying that I was some jerk who never deserved you.
I wonder, I just wonder who told her that.
- I don't know where Alice would've gotten that, but...
Elliot would never-- - Oh, come on, Kat.
That guy has been jealous of me since the moment we met!
- Really? - Yeah.
- Because from where I'm standing,
it looks like you're the jealous one.
- I am jealous!
Can you blame me?
- What?
- I'm... I'm losing my family over here,
and this guy is all too ready
to just swoop in and try and replace me?
- How do you think it made me feel seeing you with Rachel?
Do you think that I wasn't jealous?
- What? You never told me that.
- Because we stopped talking a long time ago.
Long before Rachel.
We were just like shadows in the same house.
We were glorified roommates.
I mean, we didn't talk.
We didn't touch. There was nothing!
- You think I didn't want to?
- Then why didn't you just do it?!
I mean, God, I needed it, Brady.
I needed it. I needed to be held. I needed to be kissed.
I mean, my God, I don't even remember
what it felt like to kiss you anymore,
and you know what? It's just too late!
- Is it?
(soft music)
(breathing heavily)
- What are we doing? - I don't know.
I wasn't really planning on any of this happening.
- You are with Rachel, and I am...
I'm just, I'm moving on with my life.
- I know that. I know that. But this...
It's us.
You and me, now 'til forever, that's what we promised.
- Yeah. We tried that for a really long time.
But we're not those kids anymore.
And I don't think we could go back if we wanted to.
(sighing)
- Can we just... stay here for a few more minutes?
- Yeah.
(upbeat music)
(alarm ringing)
- Hey! This has been really fun,
but there's somewhere I have to be.
- You can't leave now!
We haven't even done the Macarena.
(laughing)
- Next time.
(Joyce): Should we make a bit of a speech?
(Jude): It's time. - Okay.
(applause)
Look, words cannot express
how thankful we are for all of you.
And this night is so very special
that we're able to share it with our loved ones.
- Well, most of our loved ones,
minus a certain wayward son who decided not to show up on the--
- Okay, okay, listen. We are so honored
to be a part of this community.
Being able to share the good times
and to weather the storms together.
- Nothing lasts forever,
but that doesn't make it any easier to let go.
To accept that...
...this is goodbye. (chuckling)
- Aww...
- It feels like, yes, it just feels like
that it all went by in the blink of an eye, right?
And looking back, I wonder, did we take it for granted?
I hope that we realized how lucky we were.
- But if we could go back, would we do anything differently?
- But we will always have the memories.
So, okay!
(laughing)
That's a wrap!
(applause)
(exclaiming)
(Jacob): Did you know explorers used the stars
to lead them home when they got lost?
(soft music)
(sighing)
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