Heartwarming / What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse

• Aaron using his dead brother's gun in "Bloom" to hunt with as a way to remember him by after he died in Iraq.
• Kevin and Kenneth reconnecting after their parents' death in "Everything Went Green."
  • The description of the memories of their childhood home that Kevin was forced to sell.
  • And the ending, where they disappear into the Pine Barrens together, leaving behind a woven wreath of pine-branches.
• There are several small moments to "Sic Itur Ad Astra," despite it being expressly written as a tragedy:
  • The male reporter remembering how his mother sang "Major Tom" to him as a lullaby.
  • Irving Collins' happy vision of his long-dead father, and him coming to terms with how he never understood his Shellshocked Veteran uncle.
    • At the very end, when he accepts the vastness of the Universe as he sees Tom Ryan burn up on re-entry as a meteor.
• The fullness and peace that Taylour experiences in "Ursa Minor" after finds the photograph his uncle stole of him and his father, vowing to keep his father's memory alive forever.
• Despite the age-difference between Daniel and Scruggs in "How Shadows Taste," it's hard not to feel something when Scruggs, trying to prove he's real to Daniel talks about how much he loved him and raised him as a teenager because Daniel's parents wouldn't.
• Tooth giving Guppy a pearl at the end of "Depths" to celebrate their new marriage, and Guppy's new life.