I thought he wasn't gonna last. I lived in a similar facility and we sometimes had people who weren't cut out for that sort of stuff and would eventually quit. I thought that's where Nate's storyline was going, since he didn't seem to click with the kids or feel comfortable in that setting. I was glad (and touched) when he found one of Sammy's toys and secretly gave it back to him.
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I always thought some problem would arise from him giving the toy to Sammy, but nothing happened. I was happy for him; he did not seem to catch a break even though he was doing his best.
This world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel.
I loved that moment when he gave the toy back to Sammy (it broke my heart when the toys were taken away in the first place). I think that was a turning point for Nate. Glad he didn't give up on trying to help.
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I smell dark magic! It's a bit like burnt popcorn.
It made me chuckle because I thought he found some loose change in the sofa and pocketed it. My immediate reaction was 'Damn... stealing money from kids? What a scumbag,' but then the next scene made smiles burst from my chest as if I were reenacting the famous scene from Alien with a CareBear slant.
shareI thought he was stealing loose change too! But then when he went into Sammy's room I was like "dude, that was awesome, but I hope nothing bad happens because of this" that was like his moment. Outside of that whack rap he did in their rap circle, that was his moment to prove that he belonged there and wanted to be there.
shareAt first I thought he found drugs and was pocketing them. But, not loose change! Funny though......
We had the world by the short and curlies. We were young, rich, and in love. Nothing could stop us.