Ms. Espenschied: And that is what we call a hive. Wasps and bees, both members of the insect family, both with two pairs of wings, both with stingers. Can anyone tell me difference between them? Mr. Breyer? Brandon Breyer: Uh, well, um, bees are pollinators, and wasps are predators. Ms. Espenschied: Good, good. Anybody else? Brandon Breyer: And wasps are more aggressive, more dangerous. One species, the Polistes sulcifer, is what's called a brood parasite, they've lost the ability to make nests, so they use brute force to make other wasp species to raise their young. And they make them feed their babies things like beetle larvae and maggots. Royce: Bro, why are you always talking about maggots? You must be one.
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Brandon Breyer: Take. Take. "Yychhagaro" means "take".
Brandon Breyer: You lied to me!
Brandon Breyer: Take. Take. "Yychhagaro" means "take".
Kyle Breyer: Maybe there is something wrong with Brandon. He may look like us. But... He's not like us! Tori Breyer: I will never turn against our son. Kyle Breyer: He's not our son! He's some *THING* We found in the forest Tori Breyer: How fucking dare you say that! How fucking dare you say it! How fucking dare you say such a thing!
Brandon Breyer: Mom? Tori Breyer: Brandon. Listen to me. I have never stopped loving you. I believe... I still believe you were a blessing that fell to this Earth. When we found you, you were so tiny and fragile. And all we could do was keep you safe. Whatever you've done, I know there is good inside you. Brandon Breyer: I want to do good, Mom. I do. Tori Breyer: And you will. You will always be my baby boy.
Merilee McNichol: So Brandon, you mom tells me that you've been having some issues lately about being adopted Brandon Breyer: Nothing bad, only good ones. Merilee McNichol: Really? How so? Brandon Breyer: I've realized I'm special. Because my real parents aren't from a stupid place like here. Merilee McNichol: Brandon, you don't think of your mom and dad as your real parents? Brandon Breyer: I do, but I just know I'm something else. Something superior.
Ms. Espenschied: And that is what we call a hive. Wasps and bees, both members of the insect family, both with two pairs of wings, both with stingers. Can anyone tell me difference between them? Mr. Breyer? Brandon Breyer: Uh, well, um, bees are pollinators, and wasps are predators. Ms. Espenschied: Good, good. Anybody else? Brandon Breyer: And wasps are more aggressive, more dangerous. One species, the Polistes sulcifer, is what's called a brood parasite, they've lost the ability to make nests, so they use brute force to make other wasp species to raise their young. And they make them feed their babies things like beetle larvae and maggots. Royce: Bro, why are you always talking about maggots? You must be one.
Tori Breyer: My parents knew exactly what we were doing. They didn't give a shit, they'd already written me off. Kyle Breyer: Oh, babe. Tori Breyer: We can never do that to Brandon. He needs to know we give a shit.
