Brendan (Jace's father)

Also in this podcast... I opened the window and the light shone through really bright and he squinted. I remember welling up because that was the first time that Jace ever had any reaction to any sort of light stimulus.

It was the morning I took Jace down to our living room. At the time, we had a big back bay window, and it was a sunny day. And I was holding him. He was still an infant or a baby at that point to me. And I opened the window, and the light shone through really bright, and he squinted. And he kind of pulled himself back. It wasn't just even an eye shut. It was kind of more of a physical reaction.

And I remember welling up and getting really emotional because that was the first time that Jace ever had any reaction to any sort of light stimulus or anything of the sort.

He's been Brendan.

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Hi, George. My name's Dugan Arnett. I'm a writer at the Boston Globe newspaper.

Did he try to turn you?

All right, Duke. I'm kind of busy today, but it looks like construction types.

All right, give me a little walk-a-talk here. We're heading back to the docks, hoping to run into some fishermen throughout the day today and see what we can find out.

Beautiful morning. Clear sky.