Tear Jerker / Tuttle Twins

• The state of Grandma Gabby's homeland can be very depressing. It saddens Gabby to see how Cuba went from beautiful and prosperous to run down, half deserted, and severely oppressed.
• The Tuttles and Rosa Parks watch Harriet Tubman lead escaped slaves to freedom while a mob pursues them. One man even has scars on his body from the abuse he's suffered. The twins are stunned into silence as they witness Harriet's courage. The soundtrack changes to a somber motif to match.
• The oppression of North Korea is highlighted when a defector tells her story. It's heartwrenching.
• A positive example: The twins come up with a new draw for their cafe so that their friend Trina can go back to working her regular hours and DM "Crisis & Creature" games at the same time. She's moved to tears.