This sequence looks at drug use from a variety of perspectives. ?Michael This ? sequence looks at drug use from the viewpoint of the family of Joe Walker and Jack Bodie. Janice Walker explains that she always talked to Joe and his sisters about drugs and alcohol and the related realities. She tells us that Joe would choose his drug based on his mood when he woke up. By age 25, she reports that Joe was “done” and “disgusted with drugs and what they had done to his life”. In the next scene, Mark Bodie, Jack’s father, describes his worries about Jack’s marijuana use and his use of “harder drugs”. He reports that Jack promised not to use again and was “upset” and “ashamed,” but Jack was “no match for fentanyl”. Finally, the scene flashes back to Janice Walker, who tells us she doesn’t believe that Joe knew why he took drugs; “he was not an experimenter…it just took him right from the get-go”.