Speaker 1: So all your paperwork is in order, Miss Vesta.
Speaker 2: I am so ready to go home. I don't know
exactly where home is.
Speaker 3: Yes, Harmony, I mean Vesta. That's why we are here
to help you. We are here to reintroduce you to
your life.
Speaker 2: The meetings with my therapist have been helping me understand
that I don't remember my past life as Harmonia.
Speaker 1: And here is your schedule of upcoming appointments. You will
continue to see her and me, and remember what I told.
Speaker 2: You that my memory could return.
Speaker 1: At any time.
Speaker 4: Best of smiles, good luck.
Speaker 5: I got your bag, Vesta ready to go?
Speaker 2: Yes, and I want a real meal.
Speaker 5: Perfect. I know the perfect place to go.
Speaker 2: Bye, Doctor van putin, thank you again.
Speaker 4: You're welcome. A Dallas walks in and Vesta walks out
with him.
Speaker 5: Doctor b Puddin, I want you to be straight with me.
I'm more.
Speaker 1: I know you're concerned.
Speaker 3: I am concerned that her memory never comes back. Doctor
bum Puddin.
Speaker 1: Then you will have to deal with the new world
your sister is presenting you. But let's cross that bridge.
If we get there, You're right more, You're the god
of love. Pour that into your sister. You know how
miracles are possible.
Speaker 4: The doctor walks out. I'm more, still worried. Thirty minutes later,
they arrive at Vestor Harmony's Venice Bungalow home. Since there
was an earthquake that started all this and nobody's been
to the house, it's a little messy. Some things are
off the walls and on the floor, and the mailbox
is overflowing.
Speaker 6: I guess neither of us have been here since the accident.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Sis, no problem, I can clean things up.
Speaker 4: They walk in.
Speaker 2: This is such a cute place, very homey.
Speaker 6: Which you are the goddess of.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm the goddess of home, but Harmony was the
goddess of Harmony.
Speaker 6: We should go together home, Harmony not too far off.
Speaker 5: So how are you feeling?
Speaker 2: I'm more. You don't have to ask me this every
five minutes. I'm fine.
Speaker 7: Vesta is standing in the middle of the living room.
Speaker 4: The house starts shaking.
Speaker 2: It's another earthquake. Everybody get out under the doorway.
Speaker 4: She runs to a doorway. That shaking continues.
Speaker 2: I can't believe this is happening again.
Speaker 4: She sees a more and a dmis just standing there.
Speaker 2: Why are you two just standing there? Take cover? Why
is this happening.
Speaker 4: She closes her eyes. Finally the shaking stops.
Speaker 8: Hello.
Speaker 4: Hello, Vesta opens her eyes. Adonasa and mor As standing
there looking at her. She has cowered under a doorway.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 4: Cora has flowers in her hand.
Speaker 6: Pretty flowers, Cora.
Speaker 4: Vesta slowly stands up.
Speaker 5: You're not okay?
Speaker 2: We didn't just have an earthquake.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: Vesta looks around and it looks like when she walked in,
no additional stuff is broken.
Speaker 5: That was crazy.
Speaker 9: More, Vesta, let me take you to your bedroom. Let's
have a girl chat.
Speaker 4: Vesta is confused. Okay, the ladies.
Speaker 5: Walk off a Donna's You said the right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, of course I did. But you can't call your
sister crazy.
Speaker 8: Why she is crazy?
Speaker 5: The gap? What are you doing here?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Why did you slither on in here?
Speaker 8: I do not slither. Well, your front door was open.
Speaker 6: And you thought it was an open house, so you
walked in.
Speaker 8: Well, clearly you don't have free wine or cheesus sitting out.
Speaker 5: Why are you here?
Speaker 8: Well, I was in the neighborhood doing that, I'm sure. Anyway, Look,
I was in the neighborhood and I saw the whole spectacle.
Sad really, she gave quite the performance.
Speaker 5: I don't think she's ready to be out on her own.
Speaker 8: A more, what are you suggesting he wants to lack
ups Ermana.
Speaker 5: I didn't say that.
Speaker 6: A more.
Speaker 5: I didn't say that.
Speaker 6: But you didn't say that, oh a more.
Speaker 8: And I thought you were the god of love.
Speaker 5: I am the god of love. I love my sister.
Speaker 3: Wait, yeah, get out, yeah, scram, scram?
Speaker 8: What is this nineteen fifty five?
Speaker 5: Get out.
Speaker 4: In the bedroom, have a seat, Cora.
Speaker 2: What happened a little PTSD girl?
Speaker 9: It happens to the best of us.
Speaker 2: I really thought there was a nurse quake.
Speaker 9: When is your next therapy appointment tomorrow?
Speaker 6: Great?
Speaker 9: She will help you sort it all out. It's all
the stimulation of being out and about.
Speaker 2: I think you're right.
Speaker 9: Why don't you take some rest?
Speaker 2: I think I will. Thanks, Cora, Festa, I'm here for you.
We will get through this. I know what Moore is worried.
I wish I felt as close to him as he
says he feels to me.
Speaker 9: As you get to know him, I believe you will connect.
Now let's get you to bed out front.
Speaker 6: Harmony is the best I want her back me too,
So we have to be patient and supportive and use
different language when talking to her.
Speaker 5: You're right, Abdona's they hug. Hello. Wait, you're a clan
of my practice. What are you doing here?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: A more.
Speaker 5: Even therapists need loaves.
Speaker 6: Oh, your Harmony's therapist. I'm Adonna's a close friend.
Speaker 5: You are an Adonis? Amore? Is he in the catalog?
Speaker 4: Smiles?
Speaker 5: This is weird?
Speaker 6: Why is it weird?
Speaker 3: And more?
Speaker 6: I think it's fine. I didn't catch your name.
Speaker 5: Angel, look at her.
Speaker 6: Nice to meet too.
Speaker 4: I am really thirsty.
Speaker 6: I have any water