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Wait.

What?

Hi!

Hello there.

Whoa!

Oh.

Whoa.

All right, I’ll go with you.

Excuse me.

Is that blue blob talking?

Can you help me?

I lost my family.

You lost your family?

Well, it’s a long story, and truth be told,

I don’t remember most of it.

Aw, that is so sad.

You poor thi.

Sorry.

Not a great swimmer.

I can’t see very well.

Oh, I think you swim beautifully.

In fact, I’ve never seen a fish swim like that before.

Thank you.

You’re welcome.

Wait.

Say that again.

Um, you’re welcome.

Dory?

Yes.

Dory?

Yes.

Dory?

Yes.

Dory!

Yes.

You and I were friends!

No!

Dory, it’s me!

Destiny!

You know me?

Of course!

We talked through the pipes when we were little.

We were pipe pals!

We were?

Aw, you’re so pretty.

So you know where I’m from?

Yep, you are from the Open Ocean exhibit.

I’m from the Open Ocean exhibit?

Then that’s where my parents are.

We got to go.

Can you take me there?

Uh.

Kind of tough for a whale to travel around here.

Can you please keep it down over there?

My head hurts.

Who’s that?

That’s my neighbour, Bailey.

He was brought in with a head injury.

I know you’re talking about me, Destiny.

He thinks he can’t use his echolocation, but I’ve overheard the doctors talking.

There’s not a thing wrong with him.

Hear every word you’re saying about me.

What’s echolocation?

Bailey’s head is supposed to put out a call and the echo helps him find objects far away.

Oh, but apparently he’s still “healing.

”

Now I know you’re talking about me.

I really can’t echolocate.

Oh.

I cannot have this conversation again.

I just can’t.

I hit my head very hard out there.

See how swollen it is!

Your head is supposed to be big!

You’re a beluga!

Echolocation.

Oh, like the world’s most powerful pair of glasses?

What?

What are glasses?

It’s sort of like you go, “hoo”and then you see things.

Why do I know that?

Oh.

That’s interesting.

There you are!

Listen up, you and I are square.

I took you to the map, now give me that tag!

Wait, no.

I know where my parents are.

They’re in the.

What’s it called?

The place.

The soap and lotion?

Open Ocean.

Open Ocean!

Open Ocean!

I know where that is.

That’s the exhibit located right next to.

I don’t care.

Easy!

If you’re trying to get to the Open Ocean exhibit go through the pipes.

Through the pipes.

Great.

Through the pipes?

Yep.

Take two lefts, swim straight and you’ll hit it.

Oh, that’s a lot of directions.

That’s.

Did you get that, Hank?

All that?

Uh, yeah.

Great!

Let’s go.

I’m not going with you.

I won’t fit.

You have to go by yourself.

Um.

That’s.

I’m.

I.

See, I can’t because

I’m not so good with directions.

Well, that’s too bad.

A deal’s a deal.

You wanted to find your parents?

That’s how you get to them.

Now give me your tag.

But, Hank, I can’t go in the pipes alone.

I’ll forget where I’m going.

Not my problem.

Tag!

But I can’t get in that way.

I’m sorry, but there’s no other way.

There’s no other way.

There’s no other way.

Now, now.

Don’t panic.

It’s okay.

Not everything in life is easy to do.

Isn’t that right, Charlie?

She’s right.

When something’s too hard, you should just give up.

Charlie!

A joke.

I’m kidding!

Just a joke.

A joke.

Caution, joker at work.

Joke.

I got it.

You see, kelpcake?

There’s always another way.

Thank you, Daddy.

Thank you, Daddy.

Nope.

My father said there’s always another way.

What?

There is no other way.

Open Ocean.

Open Ocean.

Hmm.

Open Ocean.

I’m pretty sure it’s the building over there.

That’s ill-defined and roundish.

Like Bailey’s head.

Wait, what?

Always another way.

There’s.

There!

Guys, follow me.

I know how we can get to locomotion.

Open Ocean.

Exactly.

Um, guys.

You know I can’t swim over there, right?

Ooo-roo, ooo-roo, ooo-roo.

I don’t see how this is going to get us inside.

What are you even doing?

We’re calling her over, of course.

Calling her over?

Calling who over?

Lads, meet Becky.

Flying?

No, no, no new information.

Listen, tell her thank you.

You guys have gone above and beyond.

Really.

But is there a way to get in that involves, like, swimming?

Because that’s really our strength.

Look, your friend is going to be in quarantine.

That’s where they take the sick fish.

And the one and only one way into that place is Becky.

Hi, Becky.

Ow!

Stop.

Let’s call her Pecky because this is hurting.

I think she likes you, Dad.

Becky, love?

These two nice fish need to get into quarantine.

Are you free today, Rebecca darling?

Becky, is.

Would that work with your schedule?

Ow!

She doesn’t understand what I’m saying.

All you have to do is imprint with her, mate.

Imp What?

Imprint.

Look her in the eye and say, “ooo-roo” and she’ll be in sync with you.

Now look her in the eye.

Yeah.

Nemo, I think we should devise an alternate plan.

One that involves staying in the water and someone sane.

Because this bird, this bird.

This ain’t the bird!

That’s fine, Dad.

And in the meantime,

Dory will just forget us.

Like you said, it’s what she does best.

Fine.

Uh.

Okay, look her in the eye.

Which eye?

Just pick one, mate.

Becky.

Uh.

Ooh.

Ooo-roo.

Roo-roo, Becky.

Okay, this is all great.

How exactly is Becky supposed to carry us?

Oh, yeah.

I almost forgot.

Gerald!

Hmm?

Yeah, Gerald.

Come on, son.

Hmm?

Come on, Gerald.

Give us your pail, we’ll let you sit on the rock.

Yeah, Gerald.

We swear it.

Hmm.

That’s right.

Shimmy on over here.

Come on.

You can do it.

That’s right.

Mind you don’t scuff your bum.

Thank you so much, Gerald.

Welcome to your time on this rock.

Comfortable, isn’t it?

Time’s up!

Get off!

Off!

Off!

Off!

Off!

Time’s up!

Now get off, Gerald!

Off!

No, this is nuts!

Why do I keep getting talked into insane choices?

Good luck!

Okay, when I tell you you’re gonna.

Yeah.

I know.

I’m gonna signal with a big splash.

On my mark.

Not clear yet.

Not clear yet.

Now?

Not ‘til Destiny gives the signal.

You know something?

I have no idea why you’re even doing this.

What do you mean?

It seems like a lot of trouble just to find some more fish.

If I had short-term memory loss.

I’d just swim off into the blue and forget everything.

Well I don’t want to do that.

I want my family.

Not me, kid.

I don’t want anyone to worry about.

You’re lucky.

No memories.

No problems.

Huh.

No memories.

No problems.

Still not clear.

Still not clear.

You don’t have to say when it’s not time.

Not.

Just tell me when it is time.

Okay, here we go.

And.

Wait!

“Here we go.

Wait.

” Are you serious?

Okay, on the count of three.

Don’t count.

Just say, “Go.

”

Go!

Now, now.

Do it!

Do it!

What?

Okay, okay.

Wow.

Look at that!

I mean.

That’s the signal.

Go, go, go!

That’s the signal!

Now remember,

Destiny said follow the signs to the Open Ocean exhibit.

Uh-huh.

I can’t see squat, so it’s your job to look for it.

Got it.

Follow the signs to Open Ocean.

I’m just gonna repeat it, okay?

That should work.

Follow the signs to Open Ocean.

Follow the signs to Open Ocean.

Mm.

Go right!

Follow the signs to Open Ocean.

Follow the signs to Open Ocean.

Follow the signs to Open Ocean.

Left!

Follow the signs to Open Ocean.

And steer clear of people, will you?

Especially kids.

I don’t want to be touched.

Sh!

Do not mess me up!

Oh, poor baby.

Let me get that for you.

Here you.

Oh!

Oh, my.

Ugh.

Where do we go?

Where do we go?

Oh, sorry!

Okay, I was looking, looking.

Roo-roo, Becky!

Drop us anywhere.

We’re okay.

Just wait, Dad.

I think she’s looking for a place to land.

She’s confused, Nemo.

She doesn’t even know which way to look.

Wait, Becky.

What are you doing?

Ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo-roo-roo-roo.

Okay.

I was going somewhere.

The question is where.

Which way?

Do you see the sign?

I’m looking.

I’m looking.

Something to something gets me to my family!

“The world’s most powerful pair of.”

I know that.

Why do I know that?

It’s another memory.

Hank, we need to go that way!

Left.

Go left.

Becky!

Ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo.

She can’t hear you, Dad.

All right.

New plan.

We have to get closer to Becky so she can hear us.

I don’t think we should move the pail.

Nemo.

Without me Becky’s lost.

Dad, just trust her.

Trust her?

So she can forget us all together?

I trust Becky.

You trust her?

Becky’s eating a cup!

Becky!

Becky!

Ooo-roo!

Whoa!

Ah.

Well, at least we’re not stuck in the bucket any more.

Or on top of quarantine.

The baby otter talk is beginning now.

Why, thanks, Sigourney Weaver.

Hey, who wants to learn about otters?

Looking for the world’s most powerful pair of glasses.

Otters!

Welcome, it’s a huge cuddle party!

Cuddle party!

I’m in!

Where are we?

Are we close to Open Ocean?

Uh, yes.

I think.

Well, I don’t know.

But I saw that other sign so.

What?

What other sign?

The world’s most powerful pair of glasses.

What?

What are you talking about?

Why would we follow that sign?

Well, because I remembered it.

No.

That wasn’t the plan.

Ow!

All right, that’s it!

You have wasted my time!

Wait.

No.

That transport truck leaves at dawn and I’m not missing it, so give me your tag.

Wait.

No, I remembered that sign.

So?

So I’m remembering more and more and I feel like my memory’s getting better.

I think we should.

No!

Your memory is not working.

You can’t remember anything.

It’s probably how you lost your family in the first place!

All right, look, let’s just take it down a notch.

Just give me the tag and.

You know something, for a guy with three hearts you’re not very nice.

Three hearts?

What are you talking about?

I don’t have three hearts.

Yes, you do.

I don’t!

You do!

Don’t!

Do!

Stop saying that!

Fun fact the octopus has three hearts.

Two pump blood to the gills while the third pumps blood throughout the body.

Wait!

Whoa!

You know, someone with three hearts shouldn’t be so mean.

And it’s mean to say that I would lose someone I love!

I did not lose them!

Hank?

Hank?

Hank?

Han-s.

No.

Not Hans.

I’m looking for Hank.

Han-s.

Hank.

With a “k.

” Hank.

Hands!

Hands?

Oh, oh, oh, hands!

Hank!

Hank?

My arm!

Hank!

Where are you?

Hank!

Oh!

Ahh!

Can you please help me?

I’m looking for.

Please help me.

I’ve lost my friend Frank.

I’m sorry, not Frank.

You’re in my space!

He’s an octopus.

No, septo Septopus.

That’s right.

He’s a septopus.

Septopus.

Septopus.

Septopus.

One, two, three, four, five, six, s.

Septopus!

He’s camouflaged!

Hank.

Come on, Hank!

Let’s get out of here.

Dory, what are you doing?

Hank!

What’s the plan?

The plan is I’m gonna stay here forever.

Okay.

Good plan.

I’m sorry.

I’m sorry, Hank.

I’m sorry.

I can’t remember right.

Sweetie.

Sweetie.

Oh, watch out, kelpcake.

Oh, watch where you’re going.

I’m sorry, Daddy.

I’m sorry I can’t remember right.

Oh, sweetie.

Sweetie, you don’t need to be sorry.

You know what you need to do?

Just keep swimming.

Yeah.

And I bet you can remember that because we’re just.

Um.

We’re gonna sing a song about it.

Just keep swimming

Just keep swimming

Just keep swimming

Swimming, swimming

What do we do?

We swim

Swim, swim, swim

We swim

We swim, swim, swim

Just keep swimming

My parents taught me that song!

We sang it as a family.

All this time I thought I made it up!

What song?

Just keep swimming.

Hank, we’ve just got to keep swimming.

What?

No way!

Listen to me,

it’s too dangerous to move.

No, you listen to me.

I know you’re scared, but you can’t give up.

Follow me.

Just keep swimming

Just keep swimming

My mom wrote this song for me

It’s gonna get us out of here

Sing with me, Hank.

Come on.

I’m coming, Mommy.

I’m coming, Daddy!

We’re gonna be okay.

Stop!

Huh?

Turn back.

Turn back!

You’re headed right for Poker’s Cove.

Poker’s Cove.

Poker’s Cove?

Incoming!

Stop it!

Oh, what is this?

Sorry.

That’s okay.

Everybody does it.

Nothing to be ashamed of.

Hank?

Oh, Hank.

There you are.

Wow.

You got us out of there.

Huh.

I did.

I got us out of there.

I mean, technically you also got us in there.

But if you hadn’t I’m not sure we would have gotten here.

Echolocation.

Echolocation!

The world’s most powerful pair of glasses.

We found it!

No.

You found that.

Welcome to the Open Ocean.

Home.

Ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo, ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo.

Ooo-roo, ooo-roo!

Dad, stop.

She’s not coming back.

She might.

Ooo-roo, ooo-roo!

Dad!

You made her feel like she couldn’t do it.