Augustus dies eight days after his personal eulogy.
Hazel gets a call from his mother in the middle of the night letting
her know. Then Hazel calls Isaac to tell him.
Her parents stay with her till the next morning, then
they leave her alone.
She thinks of the final days with Augustus. She says
loosing him is worse, than any pain, she experienced from cancer.
She calls Augustus voice mail, to crate this magical
“third-space”, but don´t get into the feeling, so she cheeks his
online profile. She imagines Augustus´s philosophical analysis of
one comment about him playing basketball in heaven.
Finally Hazel goes out to the living room couch where
she and her parents hug each other for hours.
