―❝ How long we gonna do this dance? Tired of all the 'will they, won't they' romance. When you hold my hand, is it just by chance?❞
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―❝ henry hart and juniper mccarthy have been best friends their whole lives, but when they get into high school th...
( season 3 : episode 14 - green fingers ; part two )
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Juniper had gone home to inform her mom on what was going on and to check her father's lab he had at the house to see if she could find anything that could help Schwoz after chatting with him to see what he might need. Henry, Ray, and Charlotte all had gone to Henry's house to stay there. Schwoz went undercover as a doctor to explain to them what happened and they had Bork, a friend of all of theirs and someone who had often been their bodyguard in a way, had gone too and was also going to be there to make sure no one tried to leave the house until they were cured. They didn't want the disease to spread anymore.
Juniper steps into her dad's lab, feeling a sense of nostalgia. She hadn't been down here in years since her dad passed away. The space was quiet now, the once vibrant hum of activity replaced with an eerie stillness. She stood at the entrance for a moment, taking in the familiar sights—the old blueprints pinned to the walls, the cluttered countertops filled with half-finished projects, and the various gadgets her dad had left behind. The scent of metal and old books lingered in the air, reminding her of the late nights spent helping him with experiments, the excitement of learning, and the warmth of his presence.
Though the lab was a place of many memories, it was also where her journey with science had truly begun. Her father had always been her greatest inspiration, and as she stepped further inside, the bittersweetness of his absence hit her hard. Yet, she knew what needed to be done. Schwoz's disease had to be stopped, and the only way to do that was to dive back into the world her dad had once shared with her. With renewed resolve, Juniper began pulling out the tools and materials she would need, hoping she could use her knowledge and her father's legacy to find a solution.
She methodically sorted through the equipment, her fingers brushing over familiar instruments—microscopes, beakers, and vials of unknown substances. Each item reminded her of the countless hours spent by her father's side, learning how to understand the world on a molecular level. She set to work, her mind focused. Schwoz's disease was unlike anything they'd encountered before, but Juniper wasn't going to let it defeat them. Drawing on her father's notes and her own expertise, she began formulating a plan. She'd need to isolate the strain of the disease, study its progression, and find a way to reverse its effects on Henry and Charlotte. There was no time to waste.
As she worked, the weight of responsibility settled on her shoulders, but Juniper couldn't afford to be distracted. Her friends needed her, and she knew that even if it was difficult, she had the skills and determination to save them. The lab might be silent now, but in that silence, Juniper found the strength she needed to move forward, her father's spirit guiding her every step of the way. After she had gotten what she needed, she went back to the Man Cave, surprised to what she saw.
"Schwoz! You were only supposed to take a little bit of his blood! Not a couple gallons!" She said worriedly, noticing Jasper set up so Schwoz could take some of his blood. "You can't take anymore of his blood, he looks like he's about to pass out!"
