practicing.
I didn't know
you knew Dwight.
Yeah, he's helping me
with some legal stuff.
Good luck with that.
All right, you take care.
Bye.
See you.
Bye, Luke.
Come on, honey,
we got to get your mom.
So, your mom's teaching
music lessons again?
Just that girl.
Her brother Josh was killed, remember?
In that car crash
the day we went to Fenway.
No, I don't think it was the same day,
man. It was like a week later.
Did you know that kid?
I saw him around.
He was a bit of a dweeb, but he was nice.
You know his dad?
Huh? Yeah. I'm doing
some legal work for him.
Did he say
anything about that?
Like what, Dad?
I don't know.
So I was thinking,
I don't know, we get a couple of pies
and some snacks.
What do you think?
Sounds good.
But do you have money?
Why? Did your mom tell you
I don't have any money again?
No, you told me you left your wallet
at the bank.
Oh. No, no, no,
I got some extra cash.
Let's go Red Sox.
Okay, sit down.
Do you think mom would let me
live with you for a little while?
I think that's a talk
for another day, buddy.
All right,
we're missing the game.
Come on, guys.
What is this? Wait.
What are you doing?
Who said you could take this?
Hey, hold on a minute.
Who said you could do this?
Grace!
What are you doing?
No, give me this!
Let him take it.
No! No, he can't take this.
Have I no say in this?
Sure.
All of his stuff.
Sure, if you wanna talk to me
now, you can have a say in it.
Maybe you have some advice
for me. Maybe there's a tip...
His clothes! His books!
... on the Internet that you found...
His notebooks
with his writing?
...that tells you how to deal with
your dead son's possessions?
Maybe they say
you should keep them...
What are you talking about? ... hold
on to them, so you can feed your anger.
Why wouldn't I be angry?
Why aren't you angry?
Here's what I care about!
Yeah? What?
My son is dead!
He's not coming home to me!
He's not coming home to me!
I'm trying to figure out
how to live!
How to not go crazy!
Well, I'm not gonna live my life knowing...
How to take care of...
...that our son's killer is still out there!
...the child that we still have!
That's what I can't live with!
We have a child!
I don't see why
you can't see that!
She needs looking after
and I need to look after her.
If you can't help me
with that, then you get out!
Good evening, ladies
and gentlemen, girls and boys.
Welcome to our fall concert.
We've all worked very hard
on this, and so we hope you enjoy it.
What do you get when you cross poison ivy
with a four-leaf clover?
A rash of good luck.
That is correct.
What do you call
a deer with no eyes?
No ideer.
What do you call a deer
with no eyes and no legs?
Still no ideer.
If a man speaks
in the middle of the forest
with no woman there
to hear him, is he still wrong?
Yes.
Correct.
If con is the opposite of pro,
then what is the opposite of progress?
Congress!
Ladies and gentlemen,
it is a draw!
Our next performer
will be Emma Learner of the fifth grade.
This is for my brother, Josh.
I'm lucky to have such
smart women around me.
It was so, so beautiful.
Thank you, Mom.
Thank you.
You were so good,
baby. Come here.
Good night, Grace.
Take care.
Not as good as you.
So, maestro,
what's the next date?
What, Lincoln Center
or Symphony Space?
- Carnegie Hall?
- Dad, don't be silly.
What? What?
I'm not being silly.
Emma, thank you so much.
Thank you.
You're such
an inspiration.
- Lou!
- You were wonderful.
Lou!
Oh, no, that's fine.
Our prayers were
with you the entire time.
Your daughter is great.
Thank you.
You must be very proud
of Emma tonight.
Hey, Lou!
Lou!
Ethan?
Our composer's waiting.
She wants to go celebrate. What is it?
I just feel nauseous.
I got you a gift,
all right?
Thanks, Dad.
It's a Red Sox
yearbook.
I love it.
Our boy, huh?
Yeah.
You were great.
All right.
All right, Norris.
I'll see you, Ruth.
I'll