Gru reads a story and the three kiddos encourage him to actively engage in the story. At the same time, they observe how the kitten in the story looks like them.

Gru reads a final bedtime story to his three little kiddos and finds himself noticing a parallel between his own life and the life of the unicorn from the story.

When Mr. Mathieu ends the school year term, he receives notes of affirmation for the positive impact he made on his students. He had questioned if anyone truly acknowledged his existence, but in this moment of gratitude, he knew his presence was unforgettable.

Neil deGrasse Tyson gets the story from Bill Nye about his trajectory from young engineer to beloved science communicator.

At Jacob's request, his father tells him a story about peculiar children. He describes in detail where the children live, their special powers, and why they are forced to stay in the house: they're hiding from something.