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"MOLLY: I'm never, ever, EVER gonna be alone again!"

"MOLLY: The dream team, you and me!"

"MOLLY: You and me for all time!"

"SCRATCH: Uh, what?"

"SCRATCH: Ughh!"

"SCRATCH: For all eternity?!"

"MOLLY: That's me!"

"SCRATCH: Mwa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!"

"MOLLY: I can't believe you're all mine!"

"I’m five years old. I’m a five-year-old Japanese girl mysteriously from Australia with the appearance of an older Australian man."

"Tomorrow, loved ones will return as clones. Memories will be downloaded and sold. Androids will walk among us. Tomorrow is now."

"To have a great capital is not so necessary as to know how to manage a small one, and never to be without a little."

"We ask special blessings for those men and women who in sincerity and honesty have been leaders in the struggle for justice and harmony among races. As Moses of old, they have gone before their people to a land of promise. Let that promise quickly become a reality, so that the ideals of freedom, blessed alike by our religious faith and our heritage of democracy, will prevail in our land."

"Youth interest in civic engagement is soaring among the generation that the global volunteering nonprofit Points of Light says was already the most active in history. More than half (53%) of Generation Z individuals said they wanted to get more involved in their communities post-COVID, which was higher than any other generation, according to a 2020 Points of Light survey. “If there is something that is harming us directly, we should be the ones to take charge,’’ said Isaiah Llamas, a recent high school graduate who helped facilitate a spring youth leadership session in Albuquerque. The New Mexico meeting was one of six around the nation co-hosted and funded by America’s Promise Alliance, a national network of groups working to improve conditions for young people... Young people – and adults who support them – say they’re trying to use the pandemic as an opportunity to organize, connect and plan for a better future. “Our generation is more aware and takes the time to understand each other and advocate for diversity, and not division,” said Deyona Burton, senior class president at Robert E. Lee High School in Jacksonville, Florida, and founder of SPEAR (Showing Political Engagement and Responsibility), a youth-led social and political action group."

"Anthony Field as Postie"

"Michael Cera as Jean Luc"

"Daran Norris as Bob"

"Jennifer Martin as Nana"

"Rebecca Peters as Doctor"

"Kim Roberts as Pony Lady"

"Daran Norris as Busker"

"Daley Pearson as Poffertje Dog"

"E.G. Daily as Nurse"

"Jake Bresanello as Winton's Dad"

"Chroma Fox as Winton"

"Jim Conroy as Gruber"

"India Engienna as The Terriers"

"Carter Throne as Rusty"

"Camilla Scott as Surfer"

"Daran Norris as Gruber's Dad"

"Megan Washington as Calypso"

"Katie Griffin as Judo"

"Jaxon Mercey as Pretzel"

"Katie Griffin as Mackenzie's Mum"

"Sam Moor as Daisy, Honey's mum"

"Kim Roberts as Takeaway Lady"

"Lillian Holley as Indy"

"Catherine Cavadini as Customer 2"

"Michael Hood as Jasper W"

"Lily Tomlin as Juniper's Mum"

"Keegan Hedley as Harley"

"Nika Futterman as Buddy"

"Annie Boviard as Missy"

"Lara Miller as Juniper"

"Jennifer Seguin as Jasper G"

"Rich Jeffrey as Mackenzie's Dad"

"Daley Pearson as Rocko"

"Keegan Hedley as Bentley"

"Kath Soucie as Trixie, Indy's Mum"

"Fred Stoller as Stripe"