Gus:
[on the balcony adjusting his telescope]
Okay, look right there
[pointing a comet in the sky]
Gus:
. What do you see?
Molly:
Oh. Is it a... meteor?
Gus:
[looking through telescope]
No. That is... Look right here.
[Molly's looking with telescope]
Gus:
That is a comet. It's frozen gas and ice and dust that gets pulled by the gravity of the sun, but it's really the... the tail of it that distinguishes...
[Molly smiling at Gus]
Gus:
What?
Molly:
When you talk about this, it's... home. This is home to you.
Gus:
I mean, it's kind of home for everybody. Really. where it all started. All of the elements in the universe, they... they all come from the stars, you know? It's-it's what makes us up. It's, um, the calcium in our bones and the iron in our blood. It was all born with the explosion that... that started it all. Like, you know, without the stars, we wouldn't have anything that we know today. Not you. Not me.
Molly:
We're stardust.
Gus:
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, approximately 93%. Yeah.
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