For example, as Zupan says in an aggressively satirical manner: "What, you're not going to knock a genre in the chair?" Fucking hit me, I'll hit you back. And also when Hogsett describes the function of his hands: “Wait, let me move them. There, you see? I moved them. (Showing he couldn't move them at all). A particular scene from Zupan's high school reunion showed how people should behave and open up to quadriplegics. As one of Zupan's friends said, "Zupan was really an asshole before the accident, so any attempt to point to the accident as the cause of his behavior would be a total hoax." Now, this might be a judgmental way of saying that they don't really feel any different about it than they did before the incident, and that's exactly how Zupan and many other disabled people wanted be treated on an equal footing. Igoe, the one who put Zupan in the wheelchair, was not present mainly for the reason Zupan's friend described: "Part of Igoe thinks he is responsible." Zupan is able to forgive his best friend from high school, but the question remains whether Igoe can forgive himself, which is answered in