The Jonas Brothers

One of the younger kids says, uh-oh, daddy's mad.

Later back on the front porch, Eben is trying to calm down on the steps when his wife joins him.

He doesn't want to talk, but instead just gets up to play ball with his son.

In the kitchen, Lucille is now giving Eben a haircut.

Their youngest daughter runs in, yelling that Ruby called her little brother Charlie the N-word and then threatened to kill him.

A little later in the dining room, Lucille is cleaning while Ruby sits at the table playing with a doll, but we quickly realize she has tied a ribbon around the doll's neck and is now holding it up in the air like a noose.

Lucille is, of course, concerned, and if someone only saw this scene of Ruby Bridges in a decom, I don't even know what they would think.

They'd think it was like a horror movie or something crazy, but this little girl is obviously having some serious problems at this point.

Yeah.

And again, it's the way that the mom reacts and how you talk about the acting.

And she really just it was like, oh, man, this mom is just.

Yeah.

A rock star, obviously.

Yep.

It's the next day and the Bridges have finally called Dr. Coles to sit with Ruby.

He asked her to draw a picture of her school and she includes stick figure protesters out front.

Dr. Coles asks if that's how the people look to her and she admits she doesn't know.

She doesn't look at them because her mom and the other man told her not to.

After the session, we're inside Dr. Coles' car.

He's driving home with his wife in the passenger seat.