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>> Tom: I want to see Luna.
>> Poppy: No, impossible.
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>> Tom: Poppy, she deserves
to know who her real dad is.
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>> Poppy: She's not your
daughter, Tom.
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You need to stop this
and stop being delusional.
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Stay out of my daughter's life.
>> Tom: Our daughter, Poppy.
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She's our daughter.
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>> Hollis: Boss.
>> Deacon: Thanks.
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No, Tom was fine before
he went on last night.
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I mean, there was no indication
that he was gonna collapse
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like that.
>> Hollis: Yeah, and right
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on stage.
>> Deacon: He started
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getting wobbly.
Poor guy.
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>> Finn: Hey, Deacon.
>> Deacon: Hey, uh, yeah,
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I got some bad news--
>> Finn: I uh, I heard
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at the hospital.
>> Deacon: Yes.
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>> Finn: Can't believe Tom
died here last night.
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>> Deacon: It's crazy, right?
I haven't heard anything
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since I left the hospital.
He was such a sweet guy.
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You know, he helped us find
Sheila, he married us.
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Anyway, thank you for coming.
I just--
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I need to know
why he went down like that.
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I mean, what happened?
♪♪
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>> Bill: Poppy?
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>> Poppy: Bill.
Ah...
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I thought you were at work.
>> Bill: Not yet.
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What's going on?
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Something wrong?
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[theme music playing]
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>> Luna: Hi.
>> Marcus: Luna, uh--
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Sorry, I didn't see you.
I can come back later.
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>> Luna: No, no, it's fine.
You can stay.
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>> Marcus: I don't wanna
bother you.
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>> Luna: No, I'm fine.
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>> Marcus: I, uh--
I can see that.
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You seem...
pretty chill, at ease.
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>> Luna: Yeah,
a lot's changed recently.
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>> Marcus: I've heard, you, um,
found out who your dad is.
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>> Luna: [chuckles]
>> Deacon: He was such
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a good guy.
You know, he-- he had a--
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a really kind heart.
>> Hollis: Yeah, and he was
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picking up his music again.
>> Deacon: Yeah. I mean,
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this was gonna be
a new start for him.
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And now the guy's dead.
I mean, he seemed fine
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before he went on.
I mean, even when he started
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playing.
>> Hollis: Yeah, and then he got
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all shaky and unsteady.
>> Deacon: You think it was like
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a, I don't know,
a stroke or an aneurysm
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or something?
>> Finn: No, it, um--
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It wasn't either one of those.
>> Deacon: You know something.
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>> Finn: Yeah, um--
Look, I'm really sorry,
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and I know you were working
with him to try and help him
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turn his life around, but...
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Tom died of a drug overdose.
♪♪
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>> Bill: You've been crying?
>> Poppy: What do I have
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to cry about?
>> Bill: Nothing that I know of,
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but...
looks like you've been
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upset to me.
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>> Poppy: Well, I'm just--
It's nothing for you
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to worry about.
Oh, just a little emotional.
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>> Bill: About what?
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You can talk to me.
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Poppy...
If there's something upsetting
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you, I want to hear about it.
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There's nothing
you can't tell me.
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>> Poppy: [sniffles]
♪♪
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♪♪
>> Marcus: It must feel
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like a movie or something.
>> Luna: Yeah,
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it's pretty surreal.
>> Marcus: It's like finding out
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you're really a princess.
>> Luna: Well, no,
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I have never thought about it
that way, but, yeah,
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I guess you're right.
I mean, I'm not a princess,
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but I am a Spencer.
And all of this is
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very new to me.
Not just the money
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and the opportunities, which is
very impressive and honestly,
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a little bit overwhelming.
But the most-mind blowing
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part of it all
is that I'm part of this
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big family.
Like, I have brothers
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and nieces.
>> Marcus: Yeah,
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big families are awesome.
>> Luna: Yeah. And, you know,
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it's always just been
my mom and me and
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this question that's been
looming over me my entire life.
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>> Marcus: Poppy finally
told you what you always
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wanted to know.
>> Luna: Yeah.
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Well, she told Bill first,
but he was overjoyed.
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And we were all together when
Aunt Li did the paternity test.
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>> Marcus: Wow. Talk about
a big moment.
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>> Luna: Yeah, I'm never
gonna forget it.
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>> Marcus: So it's official.
You are Bill Spencer's daughter.
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>> Luna: It's like
my life's biggest mystery
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has finally been solved.
>> Marcus: Worth the wait?
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>> Luna: Definitely.
And, you know, this is just
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the beginning,
because now Bill,
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my dad and I can
finally get to know each other
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and form this relationship.
Something that I never
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thought that I'd have.
You know, my mom
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never wanted to discuss it,
and she'd put it off anytime
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I brought it up for years.
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Yeah, it's crazy.
My whole life, it felt like
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my dad was dead.
But turns out
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he's very much alive.
[chuckles]
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♪♪
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>> Deacon: Drug overdose?
It just doesn't make sense.
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>> Hollis: Could there be
some kind of mistake?
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>> Finn: I, well, the--
full toxicology report
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is still in progress,
but his, um,
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his presentation was textbook.
I'm-- I'm--
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really sorry to you guys.
>> Hollis: Yeah, me too. I mean,
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we were really becoming friends.
You know, if I had just known,
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I would have tried to help him.
>> Deacon: We all would've.
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>> Finn: He, um--
He was a great guy.
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>> Deacon: I mean, he was always
positive, upbeat,
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soulful.
>> Hollis: And talented.
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I mean, he used to play music
festivals back in the day.
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>> Deacon: Yeah, and nobody
was ever a stranger to Tom.
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He never forgot a face.
>> Finn: Yeah.
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Oh, it's awful.
I mean, he was a guy with,
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you know, friends and people
who care about him.
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And he has so much to live for.
And then, you know,
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drugs took that all away.
>> Deacon: He wasn't using.
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I mean, not anymore.
>> Finn: Hey, was there
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something in his past?
Like, did you know, did
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he have a history of drug abuse?
>> Deacon: Tom was in recovery.
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I mean, he was trying to put
his life back together.
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I just-- I don't understand
why he would go back to that.
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>> Bill: All right. Thank you.
[hangs up phone]
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Now, let me know what it is,
and I'll fix it.
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>> Poppy: No, it's not
like that.
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>> Bill: You'd be surprised
what I could fix.
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There are those
who might describe me
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as being somewhat tenacious.
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>> Poppy: And understanding,
caring, generous.
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It's a lot.
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>> Bill: What?
Me?
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>> Poppy: Well,
all of it.
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The paternity tests,
this new life...
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Waking up next to you
every morning,
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being here with you and knowing
you are Luna's father
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>> Bill: That's what's
got you upset?
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>> Poppy: I'm just overwhelmed.
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It's so far from anything
I could've imagined.
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And every fear I had
about the future,
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what learning about her father
could do to Luna,
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our relationship.
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I don't know. I guess it sounds
crazy, but it's like--
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The life I've known has died.
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>> Bill: For the better.
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>> Poppy: Yeah.
Much better.
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I'm so grateful to you, Bill.
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I can't ever thank you enough.
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So, um,
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do you have to rush
to the office right away?
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>> Bill: [chuckles]
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I might be able to spare
a few minutes.
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>> Poppy: Good.
I was hoping you'd say that,
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Because I'd like to show you
what life with you...
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...really means to me.
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>> Bill: Mm.
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♪♪
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>> Luna: I almost gave up
because no matter how many times
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I asked my mom, she would never
tell me anything about my dad.
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>> Marcus: Even after
she hooked up with Bill again,
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she still kept it to herself.
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>> Luna: I'm sure
she had her reasons,
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but you know what?
It doesn't matter
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because I know now.
I know who my father is,
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and he wants to get to know me.
>> Marcus: Of course he does.
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You're an amazing person, Luna.
>> Luna: Well, it didn't have to
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go that way.
He could have been
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angry or suspicious
to have another kid just show up
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out of the blue.
He didn't have to accept me,
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but he did.
Like, immediately.
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There was this connection
between us right off the bat.
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Like, this was way before
my mom even knew.
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And back when Bill was
just my mom's boyfriend,
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he, like, offered to be
a father figure to me
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if I ever needed one.
And after we did the DNA test,
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it feels like everything
just made sense.
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You know, like--
This--
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bond of love formed
right at that moment,
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like we were instantly
father and daughter.
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>> Marcus: Family is
very important to him.
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>> Luna: And he wants me to be
a part of it, officially.
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He wants to give me
his last name.
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He wants to adopt me.
>> Marcus: Wow.
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You weren't kidding.
He's all in.
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>> Luna: Yeah, it's pretty wild.
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>> Marcus: That's great.
I'm glad that you're getting
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everything you deserve.
I mean, you've waited
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a long time for this,
and you're finally gonna
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have your dad in your life.
♪♪
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>> Finn: Relapses happen.
>> Deacon: Yeah, believe me,
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I know, but that can't be
what it was.
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I mean, look, Tom was very
upfront about his history
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of drug abuse, but he swore
that he kicked out of it.
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>> Finn: It's terrible.
And look, I get not wanting
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to believe what happened.
>> Deacon: Finn, you knew him.
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I mean, this isn't the guy
that married me and Sheila.
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The guy that you saw working
around here.
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>> Finn: No.
No, it doesn't seem like him.
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But that's what makes
addiction so awful and hard.
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I mean, Deacon,
it's a lifelong battle.
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>> Hollis: Yeah, but, I mean,
he never even seemed high.
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Not even a hint.
The guy was sharp.
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>> Deacon: I expect that
of all my employees.
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>> Finn: Unfortunately, addicts
can function for a long time.
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Until they can't.
Until drugs become more
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important than anything else.
>> Deacon: Yeah, okay,
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I get that, but, I mean,
Tom was focused on his work
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and on his music and--
performing again,
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it was like a chance for him to
start his life again
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where it went off track.
But do it right this time.
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I mean, this is a guy
that was looking forward,
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was making plans.
He-- he wanted to do
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something different.
He said that he was
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reclaiming his life.
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It just doesn't make sense
that he would start using again.
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♪♪
>> Bill: Mmm.
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That's the kind of thank you
I like.
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>> Poppy: Mm, now I feel
like I owe you another.
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>> Bill: Really?
>> Poppy: Mm-hm.
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>> Bill: On that case, I'm gonna
have to call the office,
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cancel my meetings, and let them
know I have something more
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important to attend to.
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[alarm beeping]
>> Poppy: Looks like I'm not
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the only one who wants you
right now.
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>> Bill: Yeah, well, we can just
ignore that.
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>> Poppy: Well--
>> Bill: Mm...
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What?
>> Poppy: It could be one
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of your kids or--
Some big mergers that
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I can't let you close.
>> Bill: Seriously?
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>> Poppy: It's your kids.
>> Bill: Oh, fine.
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>> Poppy: What is it?
>> Bill: Hmm.
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Uh, news alert.
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This guy looks vaguely familiar.
>> Poppy: Who?
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>> Bill: Says his name is,
uh, Tom Starr.
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>> Poppy: Tom?
>> Bill: Oh, wait a minute.
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That's-- it's the-- the bus boy
who-- who spilled
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the water all over us.
>> Poppy: Uh,
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what happened to him?
>> Bill: Uh, he...
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died at the restaurant
last night.
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>> Poppy: Died?
>> Bill: Yeah, it says something
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about a live--
Oh, I guess he was a busboy
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slash musician,
and he was performing during
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this new live music night,
and he collapsed on stage.
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>> Poppy: Does it say why?
What happened to him?
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>> Bill: Drug overdose.
Wow, that's a shame.
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He died right on stage
last night.
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>> Poppy: Oh, my God,
that's so horrible.
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>> Deacon: Yeah, I'm not gonna
make any assumptions about Tom
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till the final tox screening
comes out.
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>> Finn: Look, I-- I get that,
Deacon, but the--
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but the prelim
says it all, okay?
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And, look, the news outlets
have already picked it up.
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I mean, you're gonna have a full
day of fielding calls and
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dealing with news vans.
>> Deacon: I don't care
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about any of that.
Tom deserved better than this.
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He was making a comeback.
Yeah--
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People don't just throw away
second chances.
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Look, at your mom?
>> Finn: Let's not go there.
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>> Deacon: Seriously?
We can't even talk
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about her now?
>> Finn: I just came by
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to talk to you about Tom.
I didn't make this a habit.
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I don't want to risk running
into Sheila.
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I have to honor my wife's
wishes, keep my distance.
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Steffy and the kids will
always come first with me.
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>> Deacon: Well, then I guess
I'm thankful that you came by,
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even if I don't like the news.
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>> Finn: But drug addiction,
it affects all kinds of people,
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all right?
At every stage of life.
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It's heartbreaking,
and it's just the way
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that it robs people
of their potential and
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ruins careers and families.
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Did he-- did he have one?
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>> Hollis: A family?
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>> Finn: Did he ever mention
that he was close with someone?
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Did he have kids?
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>> Deacon: Not that I'm
aware of.
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>> Luna: This is not where
I thought I'd be
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a few months ago.
It's been a roller coaster,
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but I'm thrilled to
finally know my father.
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>> Bill: Seems like you hear
about this kind of thing
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every day.
I feel so blessed
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that my family hasn't
been touched by it.
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There's so many families
out there that aren't
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that lucky, I mean--
Look at this poor guy.
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He's gone.
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>> Poppy: It's so tragic.
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>> Bill: Life can be
so fleeting.
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I'm so grateful
to have you and Luna
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in my life now.
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You've given me this
incredible daughter.
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A strong, resilient
young woman,
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just like her mom.
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>> Poppy: We struggled
for so many years
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holding our life together.
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A single mother,
barely making ends meet.
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But I did my best
to raise Luna in an environment
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where it was safe
and encouraged her to dream.
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And it's all come true now,
thanks to you.
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>> Bill: You don't have to worry
about any of that stuff anymore.
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You have my word.
I will always
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take care of you and Luna.
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>> Poppy: I can't tell you what
that means to me, Bill.
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Your love and support
have changed my life.
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But more than anything,
I'm thrilled that Luna
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finally knows your father.
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You've done a fantastic job
with her, and now she can
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depend on me, too.
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>> Poppy: Thank you, Bill.
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That just makes it all
worthwhile.
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♪♪
[kissing]
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