Mr. Miracle Page #2

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Hi.

Hi, I'm very sorry,

but I have to leave a little early.

When the babysitter has to leave early,

I can't make her wait,

because you wouldn't believe

how much it costs to have a babysitter.

I work lunches in the cafeteria

to pay for that and school.

Oh, I'm Elena.

Who else can do what Elena did

and tell me everything?

Addie?

Anything?

Your true calling?

Um...

I'm not really comfortable

with these kinds of

team-building exercises.

Do you think you could ask somebody else?

Time feels slow.

I love walking from campus

on all these different surfaces.

It was really nice of you

to set me up in a house.

Do I have things, too?

You do.

Now, put the key in the lock.

I met Tommy.

Yes.

Tommy has the ability

to communicate non-verbally.

Makes him one of our best.

He made a Christmas decoration appear.

You'll be able to do things

like that, too, eventually.

But first, let's teach you

how to unlock a door.

I have stairs!

You have to lock it on the inside.

Look, there's me, Celeste.

On...

Off.

How was class?

I met Addie.

As soon as I find out what path

she's supposed to be on,

I'm sure I can get her back on it.

You don't happen to know

what path that is, do you?

You ready for some help?

It's not "help,"

but if you know the problem,

then I can zoom to the solution.

The first part of any assignment

is finding out what the problem is.

People's problems can seem obvious,

but there's always something

underneath holding them back.

What was the path she veered away from?

To learn that, you have to get

to know her and earn her trust.

No light.

Okay, the lights are in one of these.

We'll get it all organized

while you guys are on your trip.

- You don't have to...

- Unless you really want to.

Ah-hah!

We're ready to string 'em up.

Oh...

That tree on the front lawn

has never known a Christmas

without being decorated by your father.

That tree will miss him this year.

I don't know.

It's okay if you'd rather not.

You know, it's up to you.

It's just not the same without him,

and I don't want to pretend like it is.

Would it be okay if we didn't?

Of course.

All right,

I am going to go back across the street

and get ready for our trip.

Thanks for coming to help, Julie.

I'm sorry.

I understand.

You know, it's enough

just having you here

for the holidays, Addie.

Yeah, it's been a long time

since I've been home for Christmas.

It feels good to be back.

Oh, you know what,

we forgot the suitcase.

Would you mind going over to Julie's

while I make dinner,

and get the extra one she has for me?

Yeah, sure.

I haven't been over there

since I was a kid.

Do you remember

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