00:01I don't need to be here. I don't even like piano anymore. This is stupid.
00:10Flip, what are you doing here?
00:11Renee dragged me here. She said a change of scenery would recalibrate my neural pathways.
00:17I believe that's her unscientific way of saying I need a break.
00:22You play?
00:25There's a correlation between musical intervals and chemical reaction rates. It's for research.
00:30Well, for research or not, I have an extra ticket. Leo bailed. Do you want to sit with me?
00:44Your hand is the same as that night in the changing room. What is it?
00:49I used to play. Piano. My family's musical. Like, really musical.
00:59My mom's a concert pianist. My dad conducts the city symphony.
01:05I was supposed to be the next one.
01:07When I was 13, I was on my way to a competition.
01:10It rained, the car hydrospade, I was trapped inside for three hours before rescue.
01:16Ever since then, my hand gives out.
01:18When I'm cold, stressed, or when I hear piano music.
01:30Your tremor is a physical reaction to psychological trauma.
01:33It's your sympathetic nervous system overreacting.
01:35There's nothing to be ashamed of.
01:40You're holding my hand, professor.
01:44I'm using tactile grounding. It's a therapy technique.
01:48Don't stop the therapy, please.
01:52I'm is easy to hold my hand.
01:52I'll be eating too much.
01:55I should wait for better than before.
01:57You're reading the lips before you begin to break.
01:57Now it's possible to believe in the healingceu by the African tabernacle,
01:58and you might have to beふふ мерip,
01:58and you're moving
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