Dan Levy

You know more about the story you're telling than anyone else.

You know why a character should do something or say something or make the decisions they make, because it's a guttural, instinctual thing.

So for an audience who's like, gosh, I really hope they stay together,

sometimes it doesn't benefit the character for them to stay together.

It benefits the audience.

But if you earn it, that choice, I mean, we made some decisions on shits that I think went against audience expectations, but I have to believe they were the right decisions.

No, he's too scared to be in New York.

He would never have gone that far.

But I would assume that they were going to New York.

That's right.

No.

And he's... He did not have the savvy to get to New York, unfortunately.

He did not.

Him and his, like, helmet-laying, mohawked hoodie could only get so far.

And couldn't be nicer, couldn't be more generous of spirit.

Yes.

Such a cheerleader and a champion for ideas that he loves.

You can't.

Here's the key.

You gotta come out of the experience with closure.