[music playing]
ANGELA: All righty, then.
This is a weird thing to ask, but you
don't have a toothbrush?
Oh, I--
I haven't really unpacked.
[laughs] - OK.
Yeah, yeah.
But no suitcase either.
All my stuff is in the closet.
Right, of course.
You know, it's just--
you showed up out of nowhere with stellar credentials
for a job that only lasts six weeks.
[laughs]
You made incredible progress with a student everyone
gave up on.
OK, come on.
So you're questioning me because I do a good job?
I know how ridiculous this sounds.
But look, I think you've been great for this school, Angela,
but things just aren't adding up.
I mean, you have to admit, you kind of
are too good to be true.
I mean, your teeth are perfectly white even
without a toothbrush.
There's just something, I don't know, otherworldly about you.
Uh.
I don't have a toothbrush.
Because I don't need one.
Because-- Bruce, I'm an angel.
You-- you-- you mean like figuratively?
Like you bring good things into our lives?
No, I mean that I am actually, literally, really a real angel.
I'm an angel.
[laughs]
Well, come-- come on.
Don't, don't, don't say stuff like that.
I'll have to report you to the school psychologist.
Except you are the school psychologist.
It's not something I go around advertising.
Most people wouldn't even believe it.
My boss, he gives me liberties when, you know,
when it's necessary.
I'm your boss.
When someone is open enough or they, they ask me outright.
So I'm telling you.
Angela, stop.
I can't have you tending to the mental health
needs of our students if you yourself are delusional.
I'm not delusional.
Bruce, I promise.
I-- I travel light.
I, I go where I'm needed.
I move around a lot.
I just try to be the light in someone's darkness.
It's my calling.
I've got to go.
Sorry.
ANGELA: Good night, Bruce.