Problem: She tries again and hits the ball this time. A girl opposite her hits the ball back. the two girls OPTIONS:
- hug as the woman in the other direction sends the ball across the court.
- continue to hit the ball back and forth.
- continue playing and break a ball and beat the ball against the wall.
- pick up boards and play a game of croquette.

Answer: continue to hit the ball back and forth.

Problem: The man then plays the accordion and we see it up close. The man holds a note and his hands shake. we OPTIONS:
- see the end on a blue screen.
- see the ending title credits.
- see the finished song and the closing credits.
- zoom out and the man stops playing.

Answer: zoom out and the man stops playing.

Problem: How to calm someone down after a breakup
Offer your friend support.
When we see the people we love hurt or upset, it can be tempting to immediately begin providing them with advice on how to fix their problems, even if they are not looking for a fix. Sometimes we get so caught up in problem solving that we don't allow them to actually discuss the problem. OPTIONS:
- Give your friend the space and the comfort to be able to discuss the breakup at length until they have gotten it off of their chest. Do not try to tell them what to do, just allow them to talk.
- Make it a point to offer your friend something (or try to help) that can be used as a present. In fact, offer a wide variety of things that can become " present.
- Instead, we offer our understanding and support to them through talking things through in a responsible way. Listening to your friend talk through their problems with you shows them that you care about the relationship and want to help them.
- To help yourself, offer your friend support. The most important, and generally noble advice is to give your friend everything in life, whether it be the physical updates they're missing or the things they would miss out on.
Answer: Give your friend the space and the comfort to be able to discuss the breakup at length until they have gotten it off of their chest. Do not try to tell them what to do, just allow them to talk.