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I should have texted,
but Wanda let me in.

Should I go?

Not before you deliver
that gorgeous gift.

Do I get a tip?

Ooh, all yours.

[chuckles]

-A stress ball?
-Well, I thought it
might come in handy.

[laughs]

Maybe I should have
just bought some flowers.

Mona's flowers are lovely,
but so is this.

You both have great, kind minds.

What to give when
you're expecting cancer?

You heard anything yet?

Nothing new.

Mother has chemo tomorrow.

And who knows when the results
of the BRCA test will be in.

So Dani and I have no
choice but to wait and see

if our DNA has any hidden twist.

It looked like you were
on the brink when I walked in.

I was weepy
for different reasons.

Want to share?

Tyrell is debating the merits
of a debutante season.

-Because of his sister?
-Because of his girlfriend.

Oh.

I pulled out the photo albums
from Kat's cotillion

to show the grandkids.

And got all swept up

looking at my baby.

We were so proud to see
our miracle baby all grown up.

Well, I would be on the floor,
but you found a better way.

Escaping into good memories.

We are all Duprees.

But every Dupree is finding
a different way of coping.

Um, when I left here
a few short hours ago,

my husband was in boxer shorts
watching basketball.

Voilà, I am Chef Andre.

This is pasta carbonara
with white truffle sauce.

But the proof is in the tasting.
It's hot.

It's hot.

-Mmm!
-Mm-hmm.

Okay, have you been seeing
some kind

of secret sauté sorceress?

Where is she? I'll kill her.

I may have had an assist--
from Joey Armstrong.

Back up.

Yeah, one of his foodie
friends directed me

to Joey's page.

You even mentioned it.

To mock it!

What kind of self-respecting,
walks-on-the-dark-side

gambling mogul
has an Insta profile?

The one who cooks.

And does it well,
apparently-- mm.

What brought this on?

I wanted to make dinner
for my wife.

You're sheltering me
in an emotional storm.

Dani, if there's something
you need or want,

I will find a way to lay it at
your feet or on your table.

On your plate.

Why didn't you tell me?

Tell you what?

That I was preparing
to woo you with my cooking?

That I married a genie?

-[chuckles] The blue guy
who sings?
-No.

The sexy one
who grants all my wishes.

Where do you keep your lamp?

In my pocket.

This one? [chuckles]

Now, as I remember,
when you find the lamp,

you're supposed to rub it,
right?

Yeah, but, um, be careful
what you're starting.

What if I don't
want to be careful?

♪ ♪

Sure, there's no place like
Ubrique when it comes to craft,

but can you keep up with
our 20% increase?

See?
I understand what time it is.

I...

Buenas nochesto you, too--
can you believe that?

Yes-- you're bothering that
poor woman with nonsense

when it's the middle
of the night over there,

just like you're bothering me

in the middle
of this family crisis.

Nonsense?

The award season waits
for no one,

and the Golden Globes are
basically here.

Speeding up production keeps
ChelseaKat front and center.

This is our life's work,
remember?

Our work
is leather and stitching.

The real stuff
of life is our grandmother

who's fighting cancer.

And our moms-- and us--

who may carry that same gene and
may have to fight too, someday.

Remember?

I'm feeling for Gran,

but people depend on us
for their livelihoods.

So I'm letting you down
by dealing

and not hiding
behind quarterly reports?

By quiet-quitting and
flipping through magazines?

This is the worst thing
that's happened to us,

and you're pretending
it's not happening.

I picked up those anti-nausea
pills for after chemo,

and I left a cornucopia

alongside our new
mother-of-all-juicers in there.

Juice is not a cure.

-Juice hydrates.
-Yeah.

And what's going on with Rowena?

Whatever she's got cooking,
she's using all the pots we own.

I may have asked her
to make a special last meal.

We're not calling it that.

We don't know how
I'll react to the chemo,

and so I think we should
have a delicious meal today,

since we don't know if I'll
be able to stomach one tomorrow.

Dr. Bauer said

the way things taste
may even change.

Ah, the body is a marvel.

Well, your sarcasm
is still healthy.

So about tomorrow.

Is there something we missed?

No, I have the go bag
you so lovingly prepared.

But the question is,
do you really need to carry it?

What you talking about, woman?

I'll just be sitting
in a very comfortable chair

for several hours.

Given I've spent
a lifetime sitting in chairs,

I think I can do that on my own.

And you should stay
and work on your lectures.

Don't make me put on a disguise

and hide out
in the infusion room

just to keep an eye on my bride.

Now I'll be right beside you
and your comfortable chair.

Watching me watching a movie?

We could watch it together,
talk or no talk.

What if I want
to read or listen to music?

I can work on my lectures.

-Vernon...
-But I'll be in reaching
distance

whenever you want
to hold my hand.

No way you'll do this
on your own.

[chuckles]

The committee meeting
was canceled.

Let's hit up that place
on 14th Street for burgers.

You want good news or bad news?

Bad news first.

I may have told
the kids it was okay to go out.

But the good news is someone is
ready to make up with his son.

How you figure?

You pick Tyrell's go-to
spot for dinner.

I get that this generation

is ready to bump
putting on a tux

or escorting a girl to a ball,
but...

Yeah, well, putting on that tux

is part of
your family's history.

I just can't get over the fact
that Tyrell's objections

and words weren't his.

Well, trying on
new personas and ideas,

that's part of being his age.

You want to see
pictures of my goth phase?

[chuckles] No.

I'm fine with him exploring

anything that's coming from
inside of him,

but being with Jessica
for only five minutes

and being led around by his...

Hormones?

Yeah, but I can't tell him that.

How about giving a father
a few lines

that won't have Tyrell frowning?

You want me to dole out
my best dialogue for free?

Uh, remember, he is ours.

I guess I can give you
the hot husband discount.

Gran would want us
to keep calm and carry on.

She'd want us
to handle our business.

Which includes our bodies.

This isn't
just happening to Gran.

Our moms may have this gene--
if they have it,

-we might have it.
-Might.

But I'm not about to get
all bothered weeks in advance.

The Gran part's a big deal,

yes, but the rest is
a problem for future us.

You can't just...

I can control what goes on

with our purses overseas.

That's where
I'm putting all of my Kat-ness,

so we can have
a future when this is over.

There won't be a ChelseaKat
if there is no Chelsea or Kat!

This is life or death!

Well, we can't do
anything about it now.

We can look after our health
the same way

we take care of ChelseaKat.

Okay, just promise me that.

I promise I will handle things
in my own way.

You've committed
harder to pinky swears.

You're my best friend,
my blood, my partner.

We built our whole lives
around each other.

Okay, so you don't get
to be whatever about a disease

that can take you from me.

You're my ride-or-die.

And I'm here to make damn sure
you don't die.

I couldn't talk about it before.

-My Gran is...
-No, you two

are extremely close, I get that.

I'm here if you want to talk
or just turn off.

Do you have any experience with
triple negative breast cancer?

I haven't spent
much time in oncology yet,

and I don't have the details
of Miss Anita's diagnosis,

but I'll answer what I can.

Well, I read that
it's not just aggressive,

but that there's
a high rate of recurrence.

Now, my Gran is fierce.

She can fight this-- but twice?

Three times?

What if this is just
the beginning of decades

of dealing
with this coming back?

There are no guarantees.

But what I can tell you

is that people travel
from all over the place

to get treated by Dr. Bauer.

You might be
seeing a lot of my family.

Hey, just because
you're a carrier of the gene

does not mean that you're
definitely going to have cancer.

It just means higher odds.

No, no, I know, I know.

And spare me
the Google lecture, please.

Digging for answers
is how I deal.

Well, as long as you're asking

actual medical professionals,
too.

-Sure, sure, sure.
-Okay, yeah.

How's your mom?

I mean, she and your aunt
must be dealing

with the most amount
of pressure,

worrying about your Gran
and themselves

and all of you, too.

Chef Andre, would you
like to see my specials?

Mm, mm, mm.

We're not playing that game.

-You have another one in mind?
-Yeah.

I'm here to make all
your dreams come true.

[laughs]

Tonight and forever.

Lia, you're a godsend.

Thanks. Bye.

Enthusiastic compliment
for the chief of staff.

What did she do?

When I saw Lia
earlier at the hospital,

I told her we were on
tenterhooks waiting

for our girls' test results.

-And she offered to help?
-Already done.

We'll have the results
as soon as tomorrow.

[sighs] That's good.

It'll bring clarity,

having that information
as soon as possible.

But the timing...

You'll get the results while
you're getting treatment

or just after.

And I want to be there
when they receive that news.

They might need me and I'll
either be nauseous or exhausted.

If you haven't noticed,

they're grown and capable
of holding each other up

just like we taught them.

Well, just because you're right
doesn't make it any easier

for me to step back.

-I have to get a move on.
-I'll get the car.

No, no, I need to do this
by myself, I'll be right back.

How many times was Martin
a cotillion escort?

[laughs] Three.

Kids are all about prom-posals
now-- not back then.

But Martin was so popular
with all the girls and the moms,

there were
a couple of over-the-top asks.

Navigating that bit

of Fairmont Crest society
had to prepare him

for his life in politics.

Connections that will last a
lifetime for Martin and for Kat.

We couldn't have
imagined any of this back then.

Cancer. Genetic test.

I know you're going to
tell me that I could get lucky,

and I should stop worrying.

With what you are facing,

it makes perfect
sense to be scared.

I just want to make sure
that you are not scared alone.

My body, my choice, remember?

Okay, just say future you
will test if it comes to it,

and I'll shush.

And what if getting tested
isn't right for me?

I know we're not
the same person,

but we were raised
in the same family.

If that's all it takes to ease
everyone's worry, why not do it?

I don't need a test to tell me

to eat right and exercise,
Chelsea!

There's more to it than that.

Yeah, like what?

More screenings or whatever.

Yeah, and?

And-and we should probably

check for symptoms.

I will screen, okay?

And I'll do the monthly
self breast exam.

But I am not about to live
the next 30 years of my life

thinking that every ache
is cancer.

Thank you, next!

Even if it'll take away
everyone's worry?

And if it doesn't?

What about Tomas?

He has nothing to do with this.

Don't deny
you have wedding dresses

dancing in your head, okay?

A life together is more
than just the pretty parts.

And you think he'll dust me
if I'm damaged goods?

It sounded more like a catfight
than ChelseaKat in here.

Chelsea's inner momager
is activated.

-It's all love.
-Like when

you thought it was time
for Madison and her mom

to make up, even though
you didn't know the full story?

Madison's aunt died because
she didn't listen to science.

We are not dying!

We're young!

And I am not about to hop on
the hereditary anxiety express!

Hard pass.

Help her find some sense.

Chelsea wants to know if she's
a carrier, I say go for it.

We should all be able
to handle things in our own way.

And in her own time.

You're doing
that thing where you think

-I might change my mind.
-I'm not telling you what to do.

You never needed help
knowing your own mind.

Yeah, well, can you explain
that to Chelsea?

And to Mom and to Martin?

They're all worried.

They just want a say
on what's going down.

But with this, powerful as
they are, clout doesn't count.

I don't need to get
prodded to ease their fears.

No, but maybe you can
give each other a little grace.

When I was little,

there were lots of hurricanes.

Papi would board up the house,

then watch TV
like nothing was going on.

Mami was the opposite.

She couldn't sleep
because she was listening

for every update and I just
wanted to go out and play in it.

Why?

I thought I could stop
the storm.

I don't want
to board up the windows

or listen for every update.

Or face the storm head-on.

[sobbing]: Why can't they let me
pretend it doesn't exist?

You know it's about
more than just the ball, right?

In one breath,
our kids who need stability

found out that their
great-grandmother,

who they love, is sick.

And one day other members of
their family could be sick, too.

Including their father.

[sighs] The PTA moms,
they call it soiling the nest.

It's when a kid picks a fight
out the door

so that they don't miss
their nest so much.

The ick.

Tyrell acting out is just
his way of

showing that he loves us.

Great, we have so much
to look forward to.

Hmm, yeah.

ASHLEY:
Okay.

So your mom isn't melting down.

She's mom-ing up.

She's been amazing.

I mean, taking care of Chelsea
and me,

it's her default setting.

But?

Gran defies gravity.

And seeing her brought
down by the most

human thing in the world,
being sick?

Mom's not prepared for that--
I-I don't think any of us are.

Like when your dad had a stroke.

I had never been so scared.

Well, now it's his turn to
be there for all of you.

Yeah. Mom told him.

And he'll step up
if I need him to.

-If?
-Well,

there's no reason to panic yet.

There's still a 50-50 chance
that Mom doesn't have the gene.

And what if she does?

Then we will figure it out.

It's okay not to be okay.

Listen, knowledge is power.

I really believe that.

So I can't be bothered.

Mission accomplished.

Whatever you did, I love it.

Because the twinkle
is back in your eyes.

Well, that's because
I'm looking at you.

[chuckles] So,
what's in the bags, huh?

Everything's
better when you share it.

Why the secrecy?

I'm your partner in crime, not
your accessory after the fact.

I thought you might try
to talk me out of it.

Ah, there's no reason
you can't get a little rest

and have a little company.

Now I can help you wrangle
all the usual suspects.

Okay.

I will believe
that you are completely fine

until you tell me that
you're not.

How's Jacob?

You know,
pretending he's not worried.

And the newest member
of the Dupree fam?

Andre?

Endlessly supportive and
all about Mom, according to Mom.

I'm sorry,
is it okay that I say that?

Yeah, we're good.

Okay.

Okay, this is so not my place,

but with him losing his
parents the way that he did,

and now with Dani being
in danger

of this future diagnosis...

This might hit different
for him.

I try not to think
about Jacob being in danger.

Well, you are a cop's wife,
so that's why you are completely

chill about all of this.

[chuckles]
I've learned to manage.

But Andre, he never imagined

he'd be staring down
something like this.

There's no need to panic-- yet.

But I can check in.

[phone vibrates]

[moans]
Oh, my God.

I am so glad we don't
have a don't-eat-in-bed policy.

We have no rules in our bed.

You are so good for me.

Hey, that's my line.

Honored.

You have been awfully quiet

about that little test Nicole
and I had to take

to see if I have the bad gene.

You want to check
your return policy?

No, I never,
ever want to lose you.

It's been on a loop in my head
like a prayer,

or a bargain
with whoever will listen.

To keep having and holding you
for several more decades.

I'm not going anywhere.

[phone vibrates]

It's Daddy.

This pickle juice
will change your life.

Spray on.

I don't hate it.

[laughs]

You ready for our movie, now?

First, you have
to tell me how you have been

to every single one
of my Halloween parties

and never mentioned once
that you're a horror fan.

Plastic surgeons who cut open
faces for a living

should not lead with loving
horror flicks.

But I was the only one

not hiding under my chair
during Carrie,

and I have seen everything
from Psychoto Them,

loving every jump scare.

Thank you for this.

I really needed
to scream my head off today.

Very therapeutic.

Maybe I'll take you to
a rage room for our next date.

You're on.

[phone chimes]

-Oh, it's Mother.
-Take it.

Ah, you cleaned up
everything from dinner?

Yeah, you were busy with work.

I guess that phone call
was important.

Just a story I'm working on,
beginning stages.

Hmm, scandalous,
ridiculous, or criminal?

To be determined.

Now, whatever will we do
with all of this privacy?

Hopefully, it's involving

-fewer clothes.
-Yeah.

[phone vibrates]

It's Granddad.

Why don't I get you out of here,

and take you to my place
after dinner?

Perfect.

[phone ringing]

We're not in a hurry, take it.

Not tonight.

Time for some self-care
with you.

I'm self-care?

Yeah.

Yeah, you are.

Daddy, is everything all right?

Your mother's fine.

No anxiety about
the first day of chemo tomorrow?

From here on,
let's call it the start

of your mother's comeback.

And the day we find out about
you and Dani and that gene.

The chief of staff?

Will give us the results
tomorrow.

But you didn't have
to deliver this news in person.

Why did you want me
to come over?

You're not
the only person we called.

You see,
your mother wants us to feel

something other than fear
and worry tonight.

Okay. Should I see
if she needs help?

[chuckles]

She's fighting cancer.

She's not rewriting who she is.

Anita Dupree makes an entrance.

Mother!

Daddy called.

And who would have thought it
would take cancer

for my baby girl to
finally find her inside voice?

I blame you for
teaching me to project!

-[laughs] You look beautiful!
-And festive.

I'm starting to realize why
Vernon asked me

to bring my camera.

Oh, thank you,
and thank you for coming

on no notice.

Your father turned my mood right
side up, and I wanted to share.

Well, I love a Dupree gathering.

I've been sneaking
down those very stairs

to join your parties since
I could walk.

Let's do this.

Oh, just a second, handsome.

You have a little lipstick
right there.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Thank you for making
our baby girl light again.

She does the same for me.

And this party is just what
she needed tonight.

All right.

Hi.

Oh, I hope I didn't
interrupt anything important.

Nothing is more
important than you, Gran.

-Aw...
-You call, we come running.

Agreed.

Feeling a little
underdressed, though.

Oh, no, you're all perfect.

Tonight is going to be
brimming with surprises,

but only the good kind.

Is the whole family here?

Naomi's on her way,
and Jacob and Madison

have night shifts.

And I left a voicemail for Kat.

And since she's not with you,
I imagine she's with Tomas

or maybe at the gym--
I do hope she makes it.

Me, too.

Well, come on, join the party.

Uh...

I don't think
Kat's going to make it.

It's unlike her
to ignore a summons from Gran.

It's not about Gran.

She's trying
to stay away from me.

We had a fight.

The fight with Chelsea's
got you distracted.

You know, ChelseaKat
is Granddad's nickname for us.

Because we've been
inseparable since we were tiny.

And right now,
we couldn't be further apart.

Which is why
you shouldn't be worried.

You can't stay mad
at each other.

Chelsea didn't say it,
but the selfishwas silent.

That's what she thinks
I'm being.

And my mom probably does, too.
And Martin.

What do you think?

That I want to cover my ears
and sing the latest SZA drop

and never hear the word cancer
again.

I'll sing it with you.

You would.

It's like those
sci-fi books you read.

If you could know the future,
even the bad things,

would you want to know?

If I could change
the bad things, I would.

Yeah, if there was some
magic scientific therapy

that could fix my possibly bad
genes, I'd get tested.

Because then there
would be a point to it.

Your Gran has a fighting chance
because of real-life science

right now,
not what's in my books.

And if we ever

get there with you,
there will hopefully be

even more science to cure
what ails you.

-We?
-Yes, we.

Thanks for backing me up.

And maybe, for now,

you and Chelsea
just agree to disagree.

And focus on your Gran

and get her through this.

That's what matters.

This cocktail is
called the Hurricane Anita.

Hold the alcohol
and double the passion fruit.

Always the romantic.

Rowena's going to rue the day
you bought her that juicer.

[laughter]

Gran, quick-- tell me what
kind of family meeting this is.

-Shall we?
-No more suspense.

Kat's going to have to
catch up when she joins us.

Well, you know how much

your granddad
and I love New Orleans.

And at some point or another,

we introduced each and every one
of you to our favorite haunts.

The history,
the music, the food.

Oh, my feet start tapping
and my stomach starts growling

every time I think about it.

Don't be modest, Mom.

Your Gran was so big
back in the day,

she would pack those little
clubs on Bourbon Street tight

and people would be
spilling out, right, Daddy?

Oh, yeah,
then she'd take the main stage

at the... at the Jazz Fest,

and all the other acts
would be in the wings

just watching her own it.

ANITA:
Yeah, those are good memories.

Well, you know,
your granddad and I planned

a trip to Mardi Gras this year.

You'll get there next year.

Yes, we will.

But this year,

we decided
to bring New Orleans to us.

Right now.

I like the sound of that.

Tomorrow, I have a date
with destiny.

But tonight,

we're going to bring
the spirit of the Big Easy

right here to Fairmont Crest.

Mardi Gras is about the last
big blowout before Lent.

And so I figured,

well, that's a perfect theme
for my pre-chemo party.

I had already
requested Rowena's famous gumbo.

I pulled some strings
and got a king cake,

and Granddad tracked down

some fabulous second-line
parasols for the ladies

and handkerchiefs for the gents.

And, of course,
everyone will have beads.

And before anyone
says anything differently,

a second line is about any
celebration,

not just a final one.

This marks a new
beginning for all of us.

Tomorrow,
things will get harder.

But tonight,
we celebrate what we have.

And I have more than most.

I have all of you.

On behalf of King Bacchus
and all of Carnival,

laissez les bons temps rouler,
y'all!

Let the good times roll!

[cheering]

[jazzy music playing]

♪ ♪

[laughter]

-Go get that gumbo!
-[cheering]

Only Mother would
throw a party to make us

feel better about her
being sick.

We're going to have to come up
with ways

-to do the same for her.
-Only Daddy can do that.

He's the only one she'll let
tell her to rest,

and the only one whose shoulder
she'll lean her head on.

Then we'll have to be there
for him.

Yeah.

We will.

So, how are you holding up?

I am great.

Yeah, your family sure
knows how to do it up.

Mom and you went from Honeymoon
in Vegasto genetic testing.

Not exactly
what you signed up for.

It's exactly
what I signed up for.

[laughs]

You're good for her, Andre.

I mean, she's shining

just as bright as Gran,

even though
she's aching on the inside.

Yeah, that's our girl.

And you're her rock.

It's nothing compared
to what she's given me.

So, how are you handling things?

Well, we all have our ways.

My sister over there
is making sure

we all get tested.

Martin is soaking up every
minute with Smitty and the kids.

Kat's pulling
a disappearing act, and me?

Well, I've become quite
the Internet doctor,

so if you have any questions

or you need to unload, I'm here.

Yeah. You just make sure you
spend some of that research time

taking care of yourself, Naomi.

Right.

All right, so, uh...

-You and Jacob good?
-Yeah.

Yeah-- but you've never been
to a pre-chemo

Mardi Gras party, huh?

You've really
joined the Carnival now.

[chuckles] I could get
used to this, though.

[gasps] I got the baby!
I got the baby!

-Let me see, let me see.
-There...

Ah! Well, that means you
have good luck coming your way.

And you have to throw
the Mardi Gras party next year.

Well, as long as
you'll be our queen again.

Nothing and no one
is going to remove me

from my throne anytime soon.

Well, I look forward to it,
Your Majesty.

[laughing]

Hey, little sis.

I know you're licking
your wounds right now,

but you'll never forgive
yourself

if you miss showing up for Gran.

Whenever you get this, honey,

I need you to
head over to your Gran's.

No one outside of this
room understands

what you're going through more
than the people in it,

and Gran being Gran,
she figured out

a way to cheer us all up.

It's supposed to be a surprise,

but I'm going
to give you a big hint.

The only thing that would
make the gumbo perfect

is a big dash of Kat,
so just come over, okay?

I love you.

Your phone's blowing up--
is it still work

or is there
something else going on?

Chelsea's groveling.

I told you, you two couldn't
stay mad at each other for long.

You should call her.

I said she's groveling.

I didn't say I was ready.

Besides, all of that can wait.

We're on a date.

Can I have your attention?

New Year's Eve is supposed
to be about fresh starts,

so I hope this party
makes up for that one.

There is nothing to make up for.

Like Daddy said,
finding out is the first step,

and here you are bringing us all
together because we needed it.

Well, this wasn't just for you,
this was for me, too.

And I would like to make
a toast with my mocktail.

I'm having a virgin Sazerac.

It's been a while
since I've heard that term

in connection with you.

Mother!

I am proud of you, baby. Cheers!

Cheers!

I am not going to pretend
like I'm not angry.

I am pissed off.

I don't like the idea
one bit that my daughters

have to be tested for this...
intruder.

And I am worried that I won't

be 100% there when
you might need me the most.

Gran, your 50%
is more than most people's 100.

And I think I can speak

for everyone in this room
when I say,

it's our turn.

So please,
let us take care of you.

I am going to allow
each of you to take turns

fawning all over me.

[chuckles]

But we all know that tomorrow

may bring some unwelcome news

with the results coming in
from the genetic testing.

And I need you to promise me

that you will lean on each other
through whatever happens.

We will.

Of course.

The one thing your father
and I are most proud of is...

We raised you right.

So I want you to take some

of that energy you want
to use on me

and use it on each other.

Take notice.

Who's down, who's sad,

who needs a hug,

who's running around
like a whirling dervish.

Who just wants

a night at home
watching horror movies

and eating ice cream.

Cover for me
until I get through this,

and I am ready to
whip you all back into shape.

So now let's get back
to the party.

Who needs more beads?

[cheers, laughter]

Last time someone threw
this many beads at me,

I took my top off.

Give them back!

Those must have been
some pretty nice beads.

I usually just
give them a little flash.

There was this
one time in college...

[clears throat]

Let's hang on to those stories,

and our tops, and capture
this stunning moment, okay?

Andre, would you be so kind?

[chuckling]

Oh, wait.

How can I wear this crown
in the presence of our queen?

Aw...

Okay.

All right,
everybody say "Big Easy"!

Big Easy!

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