Robert Evans

And that's a completely different story.

He's not like a sick kid who's dying in bed or whatever.

He's like a kid who has an injury, a pretty normal kind of injury.

His pram falls over and he gets a muscle that's severed and the injury heals badly.

Jimmy can't sit up or properly shut his eyes for six months, even while sleeping.

He was admitted to the hospital.

Yeah, it's really a scary thing if you're the parents.

He's admitted to the hospital who are like, we don't really know what to do.

You know, there might be, we could try surgery, but we don't know if that'll actually work.

And his family says, no, we don't want to like risk that.

On the way back from the hospital, Agnes stops briefly to pray at a cathedral.

And then later that day, Jimmy goes to sleep and closes his eyes, which initially terrifies the family because they think he's died because he hadn't been closing his eyes.

But he was actually fine.

The injury had just finally healed, right?

That's a much less dramatic story.

We're like, oh, we were clustered around.

Then they put the mirror up to see if he was still breathing.

No, he had a weird injury.

And they were scared because when he closed his eyes, they thought he was dead.

But he wasn't.