The Jonas Brothers

He walks out to get some fresh air.

Lucille apologizes.

Her husband is obviously having a very hard time with everything going on, which you don't blame the man.

Yeah.

And also of wealth, I imagine, but also I think as a father, as a father, and again, I'm, I'm a stepdad, not the same, never raised a child from birth.

So I have to imagine though, a, you,

Color notwithstanding, you don't want your child used as a prop.

And you're starting to feel like, well, what are all these people?

What is my daughter getting out of this other than hatred?

Where, yes, it might be good for this community or good for this community or good in the overall run.

But why do I have to sacrifice my daughter's mental health, physical well-being?

to make it better for everyone else in the world.

Meanwhile, the only one with her head held high the entire time is Ruby, even though she's starting to have a mental breakdown a bit.

And it's one of those things where I have to imagine the dad is being told, you can't get a job.

We'll just give you handouts.

And he's like, I don't want handouts.

I'm a man.

I want to work.

I was a soldier for God's sakes.

I want to work for my living.