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Their parents are just angry.

They'll get over it.

But for now, she has her very own school.

The bell rings and Mrs. Henry tells Ruby she'll be back in 30 minutes after lunch.

And I thought this was weird that now she sits alone in silence.

It seemed like I was waiting for something to happen while she was by herself.

Like I was just on edge thinking something was going to happen with this little girl by herself.

I wouldn't leave a group of them alone anywhere.

Oh my God.

Absolutely terrible.

Back home, Mr. Bridges sitting on the porch.

His neighbors are playing some instruments while others are staring at him, quite visibly upset.

And then Dr. Boyard's car pulls up, now accompanied by Dr. Coles and his wife.

We're now inside Ruby's house.

Lucille is folding laundry when Dr. Boyard introduces the family to the Coles.

Dr. Coles is a psychiatrist and came all the way from Biloxi to help.

Abin admits that they can't afford a psychiatrist.

Dr. Coles assures them he won't be charging anything.

Mr. Bridges thanks him, but nobody in their house is crazy, quote unquote.

Dr. Coles says he has a lot of experience working with kids facing diversity, and it's helpful to speak to somebody outside the family.