Hazel talks about the clichéd notion of the cancer
patient´s “Last Good Day”. She says you never know when the pain
seem bearable.
After that hazel gets a call from Augustus and he
asks her to meet him that night at the location where Support Group
is held. He asks her to prepare an eulogy.
Hazel tells her parents, that she´s going to meet
Augustus that night and they protest that they never get to see her
any more. Hazel gets angry, saying they uses to complain she was a
homebody.
She shouts that she doesn´t need her mother like she
used to and then storms off to her room, to write the eulogy. Later
her father block her, while she was going to leave and Hazel tells
him, that Augustus asked her to write him an eulogy.
When Hazel arrives, she saw Isaac standing at a
lectern facing Augustus. Augustus states he wanted to attend his own
funeral. In his eulogy Isaac describes Augusts as a “vain”;
“pretentious”, “self-aggrandizing bastard”, who was uniquely
capable of interrupting and editing his own funereal. Isaac concludes
by stating, he will get robot eyes in future for fear of seeing a
world without his friend.
Then it´s Hazels turn. In her eulogy she is telling,
that Augustus was the love of her life. She also says she won´t talk
about their love story since it will die with them and instead
explains how some infinities are longer than others.
Then she says how thankful she is for the little
infinity she and Augustus had.
