A family talks about the weight of protecting the next generation. One person has played both mother and father to their kids and grandchild. Another asks why they feel like a "Hulk"—a metaphor for how protective instincts can take over.
I've been worried about my children.
Okay, I get it.
Because I done been their mama and their daddy all their life.
Yeah, you've been a fighter your life. You just know how to protect.
I love you. I know you do. We just got some things, but it feel good.
This all feel good. It really do. Yeah. It really do.
It really do. You know I don't mean no harm.
I know. So why you get so, uh, Hulk?
Well, listen.
Because when it come to my grandbaby, you didn't hear me.
Can you— I heard you. So that's why I said you gotta make sure that she knows the grandbaby's safe.
She know her grandma. She asks about her all the time. I know, I know. She knows. It's clarity.