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There is no best part. The family is poor.
You should live with me, I'm your family.
I've been 18 years now.
Glory.
Glory, baby, come on. Time to sleep.
Glory. Come on, baby, it's time to sleep.
- Time to sleep. Come on. - No!
- Listen to your words.
Come on, baby. It is okay.
He is asleep.
I can't continue move this balance.
Just think about all the money we will save.
Never hire a caregiver. I do it all alone.
Sorry. That sounds like I didn't do anything.
And I happen to be... I work, okay?
What do you think I'm doing all day?
Caring for my nails? Talk about men?
I don't dream of being an IT officer.
- At least you are out there. - Out there?
I work in a booth, Kay. A booth.
- A booth? - Yes.
- A room sounds fun. - Is it true?
You don't know what I did all day.
No, I don't know what you do all day,
Because you didn't tell me what you did all day.
We are gluten free this week? "Yes, we are gluten free this week.
Then why does he eat Sun Chips?
Because sometimes we have to avoid a total crisis.
Glory, stop. Do you see this face?
This is daddy's angry face.
Time to sleep, Glory.
Yes, dad will sleep here, okay?
U.2.T...
Hey, when can I use a tattoo?
You can't stand it. You're afraid of paper scratches.
Hey, he's like my twin sister.
Yes. Of course. Right like you.
Hey, support the Red Cross.
Thank you.
- Two... - Two...
Forty cents...
Two dollars and forty two cents...
I'm hungry.
Shut up, Coke. Our money isn't enough.
Do you think I will look like my mother when I grew up?
Of course.
I think now I start forget about Mother.
Coke, a new mother has died for several years.
- He? - Yes, there.
Hey. Donations to the Red Cross, sir.
It sucks.
What is that?
"Are you good with children?"
What do you think?
I'm not a child.
- I'll be back soon. - Where are you going?
Wait here, Coke.
- Good. - Good.
I will return.
Thank you, honey.
This is the third or fourth family that he keeps away from you right?
And imitating Red Cross officers is a crime.
He tells you about that? Do you want to end up like your sister?
Where is he?
Jack!
No.
Coke.
Hey!
Hey, Max! Sit!
Sit down, sit down.
Sit down!
Lie down.
Lie down. Good dog.
Smart dog.
Gosh. How are you?
- Hey, Dais. - Where have you been?
Are you hiding somewhere? Where do you live?
Not a good place. Stay with Jeremy and the children.
OK.
Yo, wait. He can't enter inside.
Calm down, Dais, as well as me.
Come on.
Where is Coke on? I thought you had picked her up again.
Gosh.
Right. But then my probation officer...
He doesn't want to stop.
Poor child must be scared.
They will put it in a place that you can't find.
Who is the girl with strange teeth who is the guardian of her younger brother?
I don't remember. Tania, Tany...
Not enough with just 18 years old.
You have to have a job and a place to live.
Here it is. See? "There are rooms to stay."
Gosh.
Do you still know the man who is a member of the staff at Hollygrove?
You won't be able to run your sister again!
No, I just want to call and talk to him.
Try calling them, see if my sister is there.
And you must also want me to check this?
Yes, arrange everything well, like in the past.
OK.
I will call him...
... if you do something for me.
Hello?
Hi, I'm calling from an labor agent. I see your flyer.
Oh oh. Thank you for calling,
but I think I've found someone, so...
Oh, huh? Okay. Maybe just in case I ask for your information.
We will never know.
He comes at four o'clock today, so it's useless.
But alright.
Yes, fine. What are our plans?
Okay, so the name is Kay Adams.
He will interview other girl at four o'clock, okay?
You arrive there first, take over the interview.
But you have to perform well. Very serious.
Yes, yes.
You mean like when I played the mobile Bible sales girl?
No, no. Like the art therapy girl.
- Which comes from Hollygrove. - Yes, yes.
"Describe the feelings behind feelings."
Oh, Donna, has there ever been a problem with your previous machine receiving the message?
I don't get a message. Sorry.
No, no. I'm sorry.
We didn't want to make you come all the way here.
honey?
Honey, I can't...
Mark, is he hungry?
Does he need Tinkle?
I think there are a few errors. Her husband has hired someone.
But we will definitely keep your resume
just in case this new person is not suitable.
Why do I even clean this?
This girl must know what she will face.
- Okay, who did you say you were? - I'm a cousin of Kay.
- Donna? Hi. - Yes. That is me.
- Is everything okay? - Yes. That was just my ride.
My resume is left in the car, but I have taken it.
Good. Please come in.
Please sit down.
Want to drink water? Tea? Whiskey?
I'm just kidding.
You said you had worked with autistic children before?
- Oh. This one. - Oh.
This is the same as you send it via email right?
Yes.
You know what people say, you must always be prepared for everything.
You're my favorite type of person.
OK.
Come on.
Three years in the same daycare center,
and your boss speaks good things about you.
I've checked your reference. Very suitable.
So, sit down.
- Tell me about yourself. - Tell me about yourself.
When did you first know if Glory was a different child?
No need to hold your words here.
If he is just "different", I will be happy.
His time was four years.
It must be very difficult for you.
I feel like my heart is revoked and presented above the cracker.
Besides that, everything is fine.
And you, you work with autistic children in daycare?
Yes Correct.
Do you prefer ABA or Greenspan?
Basically, I don't care what the name is .
Which one is suitable for each child.
That's good. I like it.
Tell me about Rebecca.
Rebecca?
Your boss says you have a special bond with a little girl named Rebecca.
Oh, right, Rebecca. Becky is sweet and special.
Ny. Appleby said he was a terror.
My arm is not.
OK.
That's Glory. Come on.
No!
- Slow down! Slow... - Glory.
He went berserk along the way home.
Mark, this is Donna.
- Hi, Mr. Adams. - Hey. Sorry.
Want to meet our daughter? Come on.
As I thought.
Honey.
Can you say, "Hi, Donna?"
She's a beautiful girl.
Say, "Hi, Donna."
See you later, Donna.
The point is "Hi." Trust me.
He doesn't talk much?
He can talk spontaneously when he wants to eat something, but...
He is good at mathematics?
Glory is not Rain Man. Not a genius, but...
We think he has an extraordinary personality.
What is that?
So what do you think?
Easy isn't it?
Yes.
So I started working on Monday.
And I want Glory soon get used to you, so...
So just for confirmation, Can you work right away tomorrow?
That can give me a few days to show some things about Glory.
Do you want to do it?
He is sweet and you two seems good.
But I need the money...
- Twenty dollars per hour. - Maybe we can talk about this.
There is nothing more we can do.
We really need help now.
I will set my schedule.
Good!
Okay, so it's 8 o'clock in the morning?
OK.
- Sure. Tomorrow. - Yes. Tomorrow. See you later, Donna.
Honey, I finally got back to work.
I really hope you talk to me first.
Honey, don't be so.
Everything is very enthusiastic to the girl.
Hey.
Why are you dressed like that.
Hey, I know you aren't really mad at me,
You just want to punish me.
I'm mad at you.
But I've been 18 years now.
If they arrest me, I will no longer enter juvenile prison.
I will go to the original prison with bad people.
You yourself are a bad person.
C'mon, Coke. Don't say that.
I'm trying my best.
And I should no longer be called "Coke."
What?
* Jack and Coke are "inappropriate names." (* Whiskey mixed with coca-cola)
Who said that? Elizabeth said that?
Jack and Coke are suitable for fun.
That's you and me isn't it? Having fun!
Excuse me? Hey?
OK. I have a job. I will find a place to live for us.
Don't believe in nonsense from them.
OK. ABA.
Related therapy with behavioral analysis.
Giving candy as a gift and the like.
Yes. You're a pro.
"Stimming?"
Doing something repeatedly to stimulate yourself.
I often do that.
You too!
Okay, what is her father like?
I can take care of it.
And the mother?
The woman is crazy.
Gosh.
I have no choice. I have to live it.
- Okay. - How do I look?
Hello?
They don't say that they have a son huh?
Don't be silly.
Welcome, Donna. This is our son, Robert.
Robert, keep your attitude.
So...
Not Bob, not Robbie.
Call me Robert, okay?
OK.
Will you let me in, Robert?
Are you here to save them?
Wah-wah!
Donna? Donna, inside here.
This is your cellphone.
Our number is already in it. See?
- Just so you know. - Thank you.
And you can use a computer that is in the kitchen.
So what? Do we start in 10 minutes?
Of course, yes. Good.
- Inside here. - Hi, Glory.
See who is here, Glory.
Can you say, "Hi, Donna?"
Hi, Donna.
Progress. He said "Hi."
- Okay, we start from the kitchen. - Okay.
He wants to reach the sky.
Supplements.
This digestive enzyme is very important...
They make very hard effluviums.
Robert, you will be late for school. Exit, exit, exit.
So...
He drinks all of this in one day?
Hey. Hey.
Hey.
You won't expect this.
My new nanny is very beautiful.
- Not possible. - Without a doubt.
I'm not kidding. He...
Her beauty is like a coals of fire. I opened the door...
His eyes are very charming.
How beautiful? Value 9 or 10?
No, the value is 12, 15...
- 12, 15? - 12, 15.
He just graduated from university so he is around 25 or 26? I don't know
What? 26?
She's a woman. She's not a girl.
- You have to chase it. - That's my plan.
You have to introduce me to him.
I have a car.
I managed to get an interview for Glory
in an amazing new school.
Chances are small because honestly...
Public schools are not enough for him.
Interview one more month. More than a month.
That sounds like a good short-term goal?
- Yes. -Ta-da.
This is your Bible.
I tried writing everything, but it was impossible.
You must pay attention and follow me.
You will record everything in this book.
The diet. Very important.
Casein free, gluten free.
We have had some problems.
If your child goes through two weeks without defecating,
it's time to get to the ER to extract the dirt.
Fun moments.
Let's raise him into the car.
- Hi. - Hi.
- This is Donna. - Hi, Donna. Nice to meet you.
You're welcome.
You can.
You know what to do.
Please.
Glory logbook.
- This. I forgot... - Over here.
- Yes. - And that is...
I can take care of this.
Come on, Glory. Come on.
I never thought I would repeat fourth grade again.
Definitely.
So how does it work?
Our first rule is we are here not to chat.
Okay, under the "Driver" column,
written how to ride a vehicle from school to the place of therapy with Parent Transit.
I've ordered it for every Tuesday and Friday.
Hi.
- This is Donna. - Hi.
Pam is a therapist of language and words.
Hey. This is Donna.
Matt, occupational therapist.
The child must wear the all the time.
He can hear water running through the pipe.
Many of these children have sensory problems.
Autism really sucks.
I talk too much?
I haven't been there for years . This is fun.
- Kay! Hi, how are you? - Elaine, hi!
Hi, Glory!
We must do this.
Glory, what do you say?
Hi, Donna.
This is Donna, Glory's new companion.
Glory, you have a new friend.
How is Danny? What is everything?
He is in good condition. We plunged him into the normal world last year.
Although he still manages some articulations with Pam...
He is cured?
That...
He will be angry if I don't pick him up on time,
but most children are like that. I have to go.
Heal? Heal?
I am happy for them.
But they don't do anything and the situation improves.
While we have tried everything...
Mother loves you, baby.
Mother is willing to kill for you.
Glory?
- Elephant. - Say it better.
- Elephant. - Good.
What are your likes? Red?
Jelly bean! Jelly Bean! Jelly Bean!
Okay, one more.
He can do it when he is motivated.
And don't overdo it with the jelly bean.
Sufficient to keep he remains interested.
Thanks to ABA we can get his attention.
Oh Yes.
And thanks to ABA we have big debts.
$ 150,000.
- Gosh. - Youch.
Thank you. That's...
Try the red one. Love of Glory.
- I also like it. This is delicious. - Delicious.
Let's wait for Mark.
OK. Sorry.
- That's it. - Hey.
Just in time to say a prayer.
Good.
I'm just dressing for Sunday dinner. thanks.
I want potatoes.
Thank you, Lord, for the food we will eat.
For hands that prepare for it.
- I want potatoes. - Thank you for...
For Donna, a beautiful woman who would be a companion of Glory.
- Thank you for our health... - I want potatoes.
... and development from Glory's state. Amen.
And for Robert and his good friend Dudley.
And for my work.
We thank you. Amen.
- Amen. - How are you doing?
Everyone talks that States will be very good.
Everything will be fine, baby.
- Don't, Glory. - Good.
It will definitely run smoothly.
Everything will be fine. There is my car.
Your car? He won't drive your car.
- I want potatoes. - Glory!
- I want to beat me. - Donna.
The point is to let him talk, not punish him for that.
Donna.
Mark, can you please...
Come here, baby. It is okay.
Glory, baby. It is okay.
He is used to taking food from our plates.
That is the only time we can hold an adult conversation.
That's a bad thing.
Exactly.
I mean...
Your compliance only strengthens manipulation, Kay.
That's all.
That's what I said for years.
Now all of a sudden everything becomes an expert when I'm...
He has the truth, right?
Come on, baby. Let's go to the kitchen.
We are having dinner. I do not understand.
Good, Dad.
What?
- I agree with you. - No, you agree with him.
Sorry, Donna.
- It's okay. - I will eat in the family room.
Thank you.
We can do everything with the same,
just with Donna, okay?
He has been friends with other girls like you.
And mom will go home at six, so...
Everything will be fine.
You have to give them the taste of the drug yourself, right?
Maybe you have to learn a little first the indigenous people
before you try to evangelize them.
- Does he always talk like that? - Yes.
But I don't. I am really relaxed.
Donna, tell me about yourself.
Are you going to college?
Where do you go to college?
- Yes. - Would have been nice.
- What did you learn? - Can you buy alcohol?
- Shut your mouth. - Do you have friends in this area?
- I will go eat with your father. - Where did you go to party?
I have a Cadillac if you want to ride it sometime.
Wait. Shit
Bro, I will chase him if you don't want to.
Your mother was... I don't know.
I thought maybe you...
- Do you want to talk? - No, I don't want to talk.
Listen, Robert...
Daddy, I'm busy.
Is there a need?
No.
OK.
I am above if you need me.
One of the mothers at Sing-and-Swing recommends it.
And how old is it?
I don't know. Graduated from university a few years ago.
- Early 20s? - Where did he graduate?
Community college.
Why do you have so many questions?
We need it.
- Eat your breakfast before... - I've eaten.
Dudley will arrive here at five o'clock.
What? Oh no.
Donna?
The door is locked.
Are you awake?
Donna?
- Hi... - Not ready yet?
I have allergies...
First day, remember, in the "Weekly Schedule" column.
You take care of Glory completely around 30 minutes before I leave for work.
- Change clothes. Fast - Dear dear. Just relax, okay.
Everything will be fine.
I don't want to make a bad impression on the first day I worked.
I understand, but you will be fine. Glory will be fine.
All is not okay unless I confirm it.
Hey.
- Can you... Gosh. - Okay, okay, okay...
Peace among all.
Mother loves you, okay?
Eyes. Eye. Mother's eyes.
OK there.
- OK there. - Yes, mother will be fine there too.
At least the mother will try.
This will help. This...
Contact me, okay? If there is something...
- Of course, yes. - Teach him to count.
OK. Do not worry. Go. We're okay.
Glory.
See you later.
OK there.
Don't give too much jelly bean, okay?
OK.
Okay, Glory. Come on.
Hey, come on.
Come on, we leave.
What's wrong with you?
Okay, like this.
If you don't report me, I won't report you, understand?
Come on.
Come on, Glory.
Look. The bus arrived.
Damn, short bus.
Short bus! Short bus! Short bus! Short bus!
Hey, look. A.
A. Look? See. This is the shape.
Like this.
This method works.
- Seriously? - Seriously.
I think Scotty took your notebook.
Scotty? Scotty?
OK.
Okay, I wrote you learned counted and picture cards.
Good.
OK.
It's dirty.
What's wrong with you?
Don't go anywhere, okay?
Glory!
No, no, no, no, no, no!
What's up? Okay, stay there...
Okay, don't move. I will drop you, okay?
Don't move.
How can you go up there?
Don't move, okay?
Glory!
Shut up at your place, okay?
There is a cool party at State.
We can't party. They will know we are 17 years old.
Think well-bak.
After all who will buy drinks for us?
Two words. Donn-a.
Gosh! Stop the car.
Shut up... Damn!
Do you see this?
Gosh!
Good! Let me lower him.
Sorry!
- You missed... - I didn't see the stairs.
... the stairs are bright yellow.
- I didn't see it, but... - It's okay.
- Sometimes we make mistakes. - We were resting.
Gosh, Bob.
He doesn't understand how moves backwards.
He never learned to crawl. He can't move his legs like that.
But you know that isn't it?
Hello. Hey.
Hey. Hey.
- The shape is a diamond. - What are you doing up here?
- The shape is a diamond. - What?
Yes, it's a diamond. I see it.
- Diamonds... - You can't be up here, baby.
- Diamonds... - We have to go down, okay?
Are you ready to go down? Come on.
I will walk. You've done this a million times.
Come on, Glory. Come on.
Slow down...
One foot, two legs.
Good.
Fourteen.
- Fifteen. - Fifteen.
I succeeded! I did it!
I've remembered everything.
Make calls, solve problems, create worksheets.
- Hi, Robert. - Glory walked on the roof.
I forgot to warn you about that.
I said he wanted to reach the sky.
He likes it. He never fell.
Are you an informant, Bobert?
Have you sunbathed? I could mention that.
It's mother's happy face!
Will you break your mother's happy face?
Mother's happy face.
Happy face, happy face. Happy face, happy face.
Oh wow. Did you finish two series of pictures?
Do you really solve it or do you just try it?
We tried two series.
But tomorrow we will be better. Is that right, Glory?
Tap.
Wow.
You draw all of this yourself?
That's very good.
- What is that? - It is nothing.
Nothing.
So I got your room and you got this man-cave?
I haven't been up there for a long time.
Do you have a problem with me, Robert?
Because the first time I saw you I thought we could be friends.
I'm just here to help Glory.
And I know your parents too need my help, so...
Maybe we can try to get along.
For their sake?
- Okay. Yes. - You know...
I can help you too.
Maybe doing your school assignments or something.
Okay, where did you go to college? Please remind me.
I forgot.
Gosh, you are a jerk.
What else is there with "wah-wah"?
Are you serious?
Helen Keller's first word, "Wow-wow."
Helen Keller, Anne Sullivan...
A-I-R.
I thought Anne Sullivan was like a saint for you therapists.
Stop, Bobert. You look backward...
You shouldn't use that word.
Stop! Stop!
Damn.
Shut up.
Glory, don't.
Glory!
Glory, I...
Just do it!
It's okay, it's okay.
Glory, come on, you know this.
No, don't do that to me.
Wake up, it's not the time to eat noodles.
Wake up, Glory, come on.
- What form is this? - What form is this?
- Glory, what form is this? - What form?
What form is this? You know this form.
Glory, come on.
Come back here, come on.
Glory!
Calm down, okay? Hey, calm down.
- Stop kicking! - What is wrong? What is wrong?
- Where is the Thera tube? - I do not know.
- Thera tube? - What?
The bite stick. We've talked about this.
He needs to bite something when we change clothes.
OK. Honey, this.
A good girl. Good girl.
We already talked about this.
Underwear, undershirt, then pants, then t-shirt.
Don't ask why the order is important, the point is important, okay?
- Good. Sorry. - Good girl.
Use your pants. What will we do now?
Glory, stop.
- Glory. - Donna!
This is a class, not a circus!
Glory! Stop it. Gosh!
Come on!
- OK. - The shape is a diamond.
Stop it.
Hey. Hey.
Shut up! Behave yourself.
I will return.
Hello?
- Jack? - Gosh!
You, go inside.
Hey, how are you, Elizabeth?
- Good. - Yes. Glad to see you.
You look good.
I see you've really changed. - Thank you.
- Please.
Okay, I'll tell you one thing.
Your probation officer says you broke the rules.
And I was told to call if you come here.
Come on, Elizabeth, don't call Miz!
I will call him right now unless you talk,
and I just want the truth.
- You will put Coke. - Yes, again.
That won't be difficult. She's a sweet kid.
But can you at least give Coke right to use the computer again?
So that you two can plan the next runaway ? Can not!
But it's not fair. He should be with me. I am his family.
I am 18 years old now.
I have a job and a place to live.
I say, "The truth."
That's the truth!
I work as a caregiver for a little girl.
He is an autistic child, so he needs someone to look after him all the time.
The pay is good.
How can you get this job?
I assure them.
You lie to them.
No, I'm doing a good job.
And they really like me. This is easy.
I can give you letters of recommendation.
With their contact information?
Yes. Yes, hey.
Look! See!
Look. This is real.
See?
How long have you done this?
Either. Recently.
One month from now, if you still have this job,
we will talk about possibilities unite the two of you.
Oh no!
Damn!
No. Shit!
Glory? Glory? Hey!
Damn. Glory?
Glory?
No!
Damn! Shit!
Gosh!
Where have you been?
Say something, dear!
Hi. Time for mani-pedi.
- Want? - No, thank you.
Gosh, why is your hand? What is wrong?
I fell. Not a big problem.
I smell cigarettes. Mother smell cigarettes?
- Glory. Glory, not now. - Say something, my goodness!
- Can you please watch Glory for a moment. -
I think he has a personal problem.
He doesn't come to Sing-and-Swing at all today.
Where have they been?
And at that time I thought he was lying about their learning outcomes.
Right...
Listen, but...
He just started. Just leave him first.
- Leave it alone? - Yes.
Have you seen him with Glory? He is rude with Glory.
You should see his hand.
I think he hid something.
I will contact someone tomorrow.
Will you quit your job?
Glory should have shown an increase in with a caregiver.
Maybe it's wrong from Glory.
What did you just say?
He will not be ready for the interview. Will never!
He is 11 years old, Kay.
When will you realize that?
What do you feel about Glory?
I'm tired.
I don't want us to feel like co-workers in a mental hospital!
I want to feel we husband and wife again.
Glory?
Hey, come on, you can bite this. Come on.
Almost ready for school. Come on. Hey.
Sit down.
You really deserve to get every cent of your wages, Donna.
Now my parents even don't talk to each other.
Glory, hey.
You know...
I guess you're not Anne Sullivan.
Glory...
Beware. Roll over.
A-I-R. Water! This thing has a name!
A-I...
A...
Okay, Glory. There are no more free jelly beans.
No more smoking breaks.
You are mine now, okay?
Glory, not Glory, sit down!
Glory, sit down!
Stop it.
Hey, you stopped.
That's good. That is good.
OK. Shut up
Yes. Nice. Nice.
I will take your card.
You will get it back later.
It's okay. It is okay. Take your spoon.
Try with a spoon. Try with a spoon.
No, no, no, no!
It's okay. This, try again.
Don't go berserk.
Glory, it's okay. Come on.
Hey, no, no.
No!
Glory, hey, calm down.
It's okay. I won't hurt you, okay?
Come on, let go.
Come here!
Calm down!
It's okay. Okay?
Take a short break.
OK.
Good.
We try this with a spoon.
We will do it together, okay?
Into your mouth.
Again. Come on.
Glory, this is sweet potato. It feels good.
No, no!
Come here! Come on!
Donna, Glory, I'm home.
- We are here. - Hi.
There are you there.
We run out of sweet potatoes.
See, progress.
He sat down. He eats with a spoon.
Show the mother, baby.
Glory. Eat.
Eat.
Glory. Eat.
Good.
Tos.
- Tos. - Tos.
We should clean this up.
Yes, yes.
Thank you, Glory.
Thank you.
Finally.
What else can you do, Glory?
Glory, are you here?
- Hey, Kay. - Hi.
Sorry I called late at night.
Glory is fine?
- He is fine. - Good, um...
Listen, Donna. I know this is not part of our agreement.
But this audit...
It's okay, just say it.
Can you help prepare dinner?
Forget it. I shouldn't ask.
It's okay. It's just that I can't cook.
No, it's not a difficult dish. Just make spaghetti.
How to make spaghetti?
Okay, I'll teach.
- Okay. What's the first step? - Take a pan.
Pay attention to your steps.
That's it.
Hey, Bethany.
Bethany.
Come here.
There are some people I want you to meet.
Give him a little time, he has gone through many things.
I've seen it online. I have to take classes at the end of the month.
- We have to find out where I live. - You can rent a place to live.
We also have to think about food.
Food at the university is not tasty.
Do you see what children eat?
You have to eat something healthy.
I have to think about where to live, not food.
- I know where you can live. - This is delicious.
Yes, the protein content in tuna is high.
- Really? - I know it.
- I want to add. This is delicious. - This, protein for you.
Glory.
What does he say?
We also don't know. Maybe about the conflict in the Middle East.
Or he said, "Evil father, evil father."
- Father is not evil. - Daddy is sometimes evil.
I want potatoes.
That's just how to ask for something polite, Glory.
Okay, this.
Pretty amazing.
- I want potatoes. - Amazing.
Who is that? Mother.
- Mother. - Good.
Good.
Who is that? Hey.
Who is that?
That's you, Glory. That's you.
- That's you. - No. I'm Jack.
I'm Jack.
You are Glory. I'm Jack.
Glory, Glory, Glory. Jack, Jack, Jack.
- Jack, Jack, Jack. - No. Donna, Donna.
It's been open for about three months.
Based on a special school at the University of Chicago.
Everything is complete in one roof.
- I know. - Do you talk about new schools?
Yes. Glory got an interview there.
Glory can get an interview? Are you serious?
Why?
It's not his field of expertise, if you know what I mean.
No, I don't know what you mean.
He has a low mindset. He will never enter.
Gosh. Good luck.
He needs luck.
Come on, Glory.
What low thinking.
This place is crazy. What's up with all this?
Wait, I have to...
Okay, sit there. Remain still.
I will take some items for you, okay?
Don't move.
These objects are strange.
- What is this? - Like a package to survive.
When the light is too bright, when things are too noisy.
This too.
- What? - Because it's fun.
Okay, I have to go. Bye, Boo-Boo.
Hey, Dais.
Take this.
Glory.
Hey, Glory.
This isn't funny.
- Excuse me, look at the little girl? - Yes, he just left.
What? Shit
Glory!
Glory...
See a little girl?
Hi, uh...
I lost Glory.
Stop the car.
Sorry, I turned around briefly and...
He just left. I understand.
Approximately where is he?
I have an idea. Come on.
Come on.
Sometimes he goes to this park. This is his favorite place.
- That's it. - Okay.
I told you, he likes this place.
- Gosh, he will fall. - No, he's safe.
He never falls.
- See who it is. Robbie. - Damn.
- Do I want to help? - No. Just watch Glory.
- Hey. - How are you?
- Long time no see. - Who are they?
They look like delinquents to me.
Will you study outside the city?
Yes, I...
- I didn't make it into the other one. - Impossible.
Hey, Glory.
How can you get up there? You're like a little red-haired ninja.
- What about you? Princeton? - ordinary university.
That's bad. What happened to you?
What happened?
Come on.
- See you later. - What is that?
They really sucks. Princeton, Yale, who cares?
Yes, right.
Glory just talked to me.
What does he say?
I talk to him and ask how many fingers do I lift.
He says "four." I really raised four fingers.
Tell the media. He often does that.
- Hi, Jack. - See? He chattered.
- He talks to me. - No, he just chattered.
- Four? - Four.
- Yes, four. - There is something strange.
He's like smarter up there.
What you said on the first day...
Heaven.
Reaching the highest point of heaven.
He is reaching for a star.
Thank you because didn't lecture me.
It's okay.
And, uh...
Thank you for that.
Mother and father follow the latest things.
They are willing to pay dearly about things related to Glory.
Any tool.
Any doctor who has a cure.
The latest drugs and enzymes.
Travel hyperbaric oxygen space.
One thing I want is tools for experimentation.
I really want it and they don't want to buy it.
And I can't believe it.
They say it's useless.
At that time I was 13 years old. I want it.
Yes.
They are my friends.
Until my parents can't again send me to McAllister.
- So I went to public school. - With Dudley?
Yes, that's right.
That means now you will stop calling me Bobert?
Maybe.
Glory, I'm home.
Glory, come on.
Hey, Glory, come on.
Dudley, this happened. A few minutes ago.
- That's really... - It's called rape.
You can make him enter in prison.
We don't have sex. Don't think about things.
This is a moment. This is real, here we are.
- I kiss a woman. - But if he goes to jail,
how can we get drinks for parties?
Okay, you don't understand. I can't talk to you right now.
See you tomorrow.
Stupid.
Hey.
Okay, this is really not right and must stop now.
- What do you mean? We only... - Events in the park.
That's really my fault.
I'm just trying to help you, but...
The second time in the swing, it all comes from you.
We must decide the winner.
- What? - Decide the winner.
- Again? - Yes.
Yes, okay.
OK. That should be enough, Robert.
- Glory. Hey, Glory. - How do you know that?
His voice is heard until the kitchen.
This is a special song.
I will sing it. Ready?
I don't know if I remember the next verse.
Ready?
I know. Almost complete.
One more. Come on.
- A little more. I know. - He made a problem?
Yes.
Glory, Glory, time to roll.
Try this. Okay.
Yes. Lie down. He likes this.
Come on, lie down.
Always work at all times. Ready?
I will wrap you up like cheese sticks.
You look like a burrito. It contains rice and beans.
Then we will lift you.
Then we will swing it.
One, two, three!
See your face.
Feel comfortable? That can be a form of therapy.
Try this.
He likes Casper.
I don't know why he likes Casper The Friendly Ghost.
See you later.
Take care of him.
Casper huh?
- In the spice cupboard. - Seasoning cabinet?
Which one is next?
- To the left of the sink. - What is the shape like?
Low-sodium beef?
Yes, I found it.
- How much? - Just one.
One.
Yes, I understand.
What's more?
I don't know. Tomato?
Yes, I will take the tomatoes.
- Sorry, I'm too noisy? - No.
I just can't sleep.
Sit down.
Do you like the book?
I like it very much. Thank you very much.
Really helpful.
I will take something to drink.
Fraud.
What?
It's like that.
I've been working too long. Everything is different.
They no longer record on paper.
Don't even talk on the phone. Everything via email.
I don't know how to send SMS like children in this era.
Mostly I don't even know what they are talking about.
It's as if I faked it all day.
I'm sure you did your best.
- Good night. - Goodnight dear.
This is Mr. Riley.
Good.
See you tomorrow.
- Say goodbye tomorrow, Scotty. - See you later, Scotty.
What...
What form is that?
What form? Heart shape.
What card?
Jack Card?
Jack...
Jack red heart.
Good.
Come on.
Hi, is this Elizabeth Dunn from Hollygrove?
Hey. Okay.
This will sound very strange.
Know someone named Jacqueline Ferguson?
Okay, this is the place.
Okay, Glory. We have arrived.
Come on.
I hold you. Come on.
A good girl.
Thank you.
I know the sunlight is bright. But it's cool inside. Come on.
Come on, Glory.
Hey. We will do this, okay?
Come here.
I will talk to this woman and you play with the fish, okay?
Hi.
I have this form.
I just want to find out I have to hand this over to who.
No! No!
Stop it. Your head can get hurt.
Get rid of your hands from the child! What are you doing?
It's okay. He's autistic, he's just going berserk.
- Are you okay? - Don't touch him.
I am the guard, okay? He can't talk.
What is your name?
Donna.
Excuse me, where is room 203? Thank you.
Honey, are you afraid? Are you hurt?
He has autism.
I see this young girl holding her arms are very tight.
Yes, and he might save him from running away.
Glory is stronger than it appears.
I believe in this young girl.
Come on. Sorry we wasted your time.
You bring my daughter to the Child Care Agency?
Do you know what can be done by them?
Is there something we do that you don't approve of?
You feel Glory isn't treated well?
Nothing to do with you, Kay.
Nothing to do with this.
I just don't want you not like me.
What is...
Listen, we've all made mistakes.
We have regrets.
I know I don't make Glory autistic, but...
But when I start to see signs if something goes wrong, I...
I can't deal with it.
The only thing all agree is the initial intervention.
The most important years.
And I missed it.
If Glory starts earlier will she understand more?
Will he have friends?
Will he call me mother?
But what can I do now? I can only do my best.
There is no point in him if I continue to regret it.
So tell me, what are you doing there?
- I have a sister. - Okay.
We used to be in a foster home after my mother got sick.
And my mother... He doesn't have anyone.
He doesn't have a family.
So after him...
We also don't have anyone.
- He died? - Yes.
The last thing he said to us is...
"You two have to be each other looking after each other."
It's like an agreement.
A promise.
So that's why I'm here.
I have to get my sister back.
Sorry, honey.
Everything will be fine. We will get your sister back.
- I will help you. - Okay.
Sorry.
Who is that?
Come on, Donna.
I'm sorry. It's a pattern that sticks for life.
He smokes cigarettes in my house.
honey?
- Honey? - Inside here!
- In Donna's room. - I can explain.
- Is that your wife? - Yes, he's my wife.
- What are you doing in Donna's room? - That's not the name, mother.
- Excuse me, who are you? - I'm the probation officer.
- Trial officer? - Hello, Jacqueline.
I am looking for you.
Jacqueline?
Whatever he tells you, that is not the truth.
- I swear. I can explain. - Mrs. Adams.
I have shared Jack's criminal record with your husband.
Criminal records.
Fortunately we found it on time.
Otherwise he can hurt your daughter.
hurt it? What I did only helped them.
Do you think this is a joke? This is our family.
- Glory is part of our family. - It doesn't matter what he says.
He said you were 18 years old.
- He never graduated from high school. - But the letters...
- I've checked the references. - You checked Donna Graham's reference.
He's not Donna Graham.
Faking that identity is a fraud.
No, I got this job.
You need to check what is there check or lost credit card.
You mean like this?
- That's just an old check. - Then why is it in your room?
- For what? - I don't use it.
I don't use it for anything, I swear.
- I did nothing. - You lie?
- You're not a therapist? - No.
- But the story about my sister is true. - Are you not a caregiver?
Everything is a lie?
Sorry.
I need to get a job,
because I need to get custody for my sister, that's all.
What sister?
His brother is placed in a foster family.
No!
Glory.
- Glory. - You can't come with me.
Glory. Come on.
- You are playing with us. - I don't mean...
- Robert, what about the interview? - Not your business anymore.
What will you enter in a big dipper?
Big Dipper?
- I will fill it with tequila. - Tequila? Is it true?
We have to make sure there are lots of salt and lime in a small dipper.
What will you fill in?
Let's see... What I like about it.
Coffee.
Then the little dipper is full of cream.
Talk about that, I will take coffee.
I'll be back soon.
- Jack! - Hey.
He doesn't allow me send you an email.
It's okay. What is the worst part and the best part?
The worst part?
- They force me to take vitamins. - That is good.
That's something good.
- The best part? - Peanut butter.
They seem to be good.
And there are good schools around here.
- School is nonsense. - No.
I just said that because I used to be full of nonsense.
But you're smart at school.
I can't invite you with me.
- But you promised. - I know.
- You promised. - They will take care of you, okay?
You don't get a place?
No.
No, I didn't get it.
You're here, okay?
OK? We will keep in touch.
Yes.
And you can tell me about what you learned.
No. No.
- All will be fine. - No.
Jack, please! Jack!
Don't go! Please, Jack!
Take me!
Try it like this.
Gosh, my girl is back.
Look.
Let's dance with us.
Come on.
We just cancel it. This will not work.
- He can do this. - He will go berserk.
- How can he succeed? - He will do this.
We will do this. Everything will be alright.
He will be fine. I promise.
Kay. Mark.
Welcome to an extraordinary school. I'm Dr. Melina.
This is Cynthia, the psychological who will judge Glory today.
- This is Glory. - Hi, Glory.
Glory, can you say hi?
Welcome to our school.
It's okay.
He is a little scared at the moment. Sorry, there were many things happening.
- Let's all go together. - That will be very good. thanks.
Come on, you can come along.
It's okay.
Who else called you? I am here.
He.
- Hello? - Dudley?
I don't have much time. I think the police are here.
Tell Robert if I need one more help,
and I will never ask anything else, okay?
Please?
Fuck him. I will do it.
Stupid basis. I told the police he would be there.
And am I stupid?
What is your name?
My name is Cynthia.
You can say "Hi, Cynthia?"
Glory, Glory...
It's okay.
Leave him alone.
Hey, officer, I don't carry a gun. Don't spray me with pepper spray.
- How are you guys? - We're okay.
Can I help you?
This is a new situation.
This is indeed scary.
Come on. Do your job.
Glory, Glory, come on.
I will try doing an test like the others.
- With other children... - But every child is not the same.
- Sorry, who are you? - Can you please...
Give us a minute.
Sorry. It is okay.
- What are you doing? - Kay, I want to help.
- Do you want to help? - Yes.
Like what you did at my house with my daughter and son?
- Listen. I know... - No, you don't know.
You don't know anything.
Everything you say me is a lie.
Not everything is a lie, I swear. Only the beginning.
Oh, just that part?
I will surrender myself after this.
I can't get my GED in jail.
You're just a thief.
Your lies are extraordinary.
Why should I believe in all your words?
Because the police are here for me.
But first please let me try this.
Hi, I'm Jack. I'm the administrator of Glory.
I have something in the bag for him.
- Can you? - Yes, you may.
OK.
Hey, Glory.
Hey, Glory. What is wrong?
Hey. Do you miss me?
Hey.
- Glory. - See?
Hey. It is okay.
Glory, sit down. Sit.
Silence in place, Glory.
Glory. See what I have for you.
Look, this is Hippo. Do you want Hippo?
Yes. Yes.
OK.
Install headphones.
There is the princess's glasses. Yes, that's good.
Up, Glory. Nice.
Up, up.
- Good. - What are you doing?
Being at an altitude helps him overcome his sensation problems.
Makes it smarter.
Do you mean sensory integration problems?
Yes, that is what I mean.
Yes, there is the Miller Method from Boston.
That helps improve understanding power.
Glory. Glory. Sit.
Sitting, Glory. Sit.
Good. Okay.
Now, give this lady a red color.
Give this lady a red color.
Give the red cube to this lady, okay?
Red color.
Yes.
Which signals do you use instead of ASL?
No. I learned it while working with the K-9 unit.
I only train one guard dog.
The rest I made it myself.
I want to try something.
What color is this?
Shoes.
What color is the shoe?
What color is it, Glory?
Red.
- Good. - This is red shoes.
Now, can you put this shoe on the bear's feet?
Put the shoes on this bear, Glory.
This bear. Shoes in this bear.
Yes.
Good. One more.
A pair of shoes. Nice.
Oh, roll up.
We do that at home, roll it.
He likes it.
He pretends to play. That is good.
The bear has a name, Glory?
He is good at numbers.
So let's try that.
Glory, remove your card. Can you find your card?
Find your card.
Good.
Glory, what number?
- Seven. - Right, that's number seven.
See what I have. I have Jelly Bean.
OK. Give this Jelly Bean to the woman.
That woman.
A sense of Tutty Frutty to the woman.
Thank you, Glory.
Tutty Frutty.
I want Jelly Bean Jelly Belly.
OK. OK.
Ask this woman. Can you ask him?
Ask this woman.
Can I have Jelly Belly Jelly Bean?
Yes, of course, Glory. That's a polite way of asking.
- That's a polite way of asking. - Good.
A smart girl.
My favorite taste.
Nice to meet you, Kay and Mark.
We will inform you.
I believe you have a good support system.
- So... - No.
You must know, there are no support systems here.
I can't stay. I can't help anymore.
But I've helped.
Right isn't it?
That's right.
Glory is difficult to talk to one on one.
But he has helped a lot.
He can be more than himself if you give him a chance.
If Glory doesn't enter in your school,
do you want to ask questions years from now
about what happened to this little girl?
You don't want to make differences in his life?
I want to.
Sorry. I don't mean to be rude.
That means huh?
We will do our best, really.
We will do as much as we can for you.
Thank you very much.
We really appreciate that. That really means.
Everything is fine.
Very easy, right?
Can I talk for a moment?
Is your name Jack?
I think you know him better than all of us.
I really like you. That is not a lie.
Maybe at any time you can help me with my school assignments.
Yes, maybe.
- Okay, come on. - Can you give us time?
I'm sorry I'm lying.
Hey.
Hey, what do you want, Glory?
What do you want?
Say it.
Stay.
You're great.
Yes.
I can't stay, sorry.
Thank you.
Take care of yourself.
We will help you. Everything will be alright.
OK.
OK, Miss Jacqueline.
We will take you to the police station and I will meet you there later.
If you behave well, If you behave well, you can immediately see your sister.
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