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* While having a meeting with his psychologist, Adam mentions he doesn't call his mother because he sees her as a [[My Beloved Smother|annoying smotherer]]. The psychologist ''defends'' his mother telling him "She has a husband who ''can't'' talk to her and a son who ''won't'' <ref> Her husband has Alzheimer's</ref> . This gets to Adam and he finally decides to return his mother's phone calls. |
* While having a meeting with his psychologist, Adam mentions he doesn't call his mother because he sees her as a [[My Beloved Smother|annoying smotherer]]. The psychologist ''defends'' his mother telling him "She has a husband who ''can't'' talk to her and a son who ''won't'' <ref> Her husband has Alzheimer's</ref> . This gets to Adam and he finally decides to return his mother's phone calls. |
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Latest revision as of 01:30, 25 January 2023
- Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: Adam gets annoyed with Kyle's attitude near the end of the film. But while waiting to go into a final, roll-the-dice surgery, he visits Kyle's house. In the bathroom, bookmarked and dog-eared, he finds a self-help book entitled "Facing Cancer Together."
- After Adam has a breakdown the night before his surgery, he calls Katherine and tells her he wishes she was his girlfriend.
- While having a meeting with his psychologist, Adam mentions he doesn't call his mother because he sees her as a annoying smotherer. The psychologist defends his mother telling him "She has a husband who can't talk to her and a son who won't [1] . This gets to Adam and he finally decides to return his mother's phone calls.
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- ↑ Her husband has Alzheimer's
