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-Uh... Dory.
-Yeah.
Mr. Ray has too many fish
to keep an eye on today.
Uh-huh.
So it would be best if today
you weren't exactly with the class.
Oh. Why not?
Well, you know, you have problems
remembering things sometimes.
That's the one thing I can remember.
Yes.
Okay. And sometimes it's not your fault,
but it can cause you to wander.
And Mr. Ray doesn't really have time
to worry about fish who wander.
In other words,
he doesn't have enough help.
Poor guy.
You know, he's so overworked.
-You understand.
-I totally understand now.
-Okay.
-Mm-hmm.
He wants me
to be the teacher's assistant.
Uh... No, not exactly.
I am so honored. I have never been
Mr. Ray! You got help.
(LAUGHS AWKWARDLY)
Oh. Okey dokey.
(STUDENTS LAUGHING)
-All right, kids.
-All right, kids.
-Today's the day!
-Today's the day!
Our field trip to the sting ray migration.
Sting ray migration.
Now, does anyone know
why we migrate?
(COUGHS)
Come on. You gotta know this stuff.
Migration is about going back to...
-Bed!
-Yes!
-No.
-No.
-The sand!
-No! Migration is about going home.
-Home.
-Which is where you're from.
Where you're from.
Can someone tell me
where they're from?
-I live by a giant rock!
-I live 3 coral caves away from here!
Where'd you grow up, Dory?
Me? Um, I don't know.
My family. Where are they?
-Can I help you?
-(STUDENTS LAUGHING)
I'm sorry. Did I forget again?
You see, I suffer from--
STUDENTS:
Short-term memory loss.How can you remember your family
if you have short-term memory loss?
Good question. See, I can remember
some things because, well...
They make sense.
Like, um, I have a family.
I know because I've-- I must've
come from somewhere. Right?
Everyone has a family.
I may not remember their names
and what they look like.
And I may not even be able to
ever find them again, but um...
-What were we talkin' about?
-Mommies and daddies.
Mommies and daddies. Right.
Why are we talkin' about
mommies and daddies? Oh. Oh!
That class. Uh-oh. Why me? Okay?
You guys seem a little young,
but, um, okay.
You see, kids,
when two fish love each other--
And we'll stop right there.
Climb aboard, explorers!
I feel a migration song comin' on!
Oh...
♪ Migration, migration
♪ It's nature's inspiration
To move around the sea ♪
♪ Here's a scientific promise
That a fish who's Oceanodromous ♪
♪ Where did everybody go? I'm by myself
Oh, there they are. I'm back ♪
♪ Plus or minus, 4 degrees
Based on solar positioning ♪
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