00:00I also think that my hair is my super power.
00:22One of your colleagues has her voice as a superpower, so I want to ask you, in European
00:31opinion, art can be a superpower.
00:36Yeah, totally. I mean, I think really anything that you do that you're really passionate about
00:48can be your very own superpower. So if you're passionate about art, that's your superpower,
00:56that's your thing.
00:57I mean, I totally agree. I'm an equestrian completely outside of acting and I feel
01:02like riding horses sometimes is my superpower. So I think that anything that you can do,
01:08anything that you are truly passionate about is your superpower. I also think that my hair
01:12is my superpower.
01:15Yeah, they're beautiful. So I agree. In this movie, there's a lot of hope in the new generation.
01:25The problem are the adults. So I want to ask you, in your opinion, what makes a good parent?
01:31I think, well, I think that's a tough one because I'm not a parent. I just have a dog.
01:38But I think what's important is making sure that your child isn't exposed to everything that the
01:47world has. Because obviously the world's, you know, everything out there, a lot of stuff is great,
01:52but there's also some stuff that isn't very great. So I think protecting your child until they are an
01:57adult from all the bad things out in the world is one of the keys to parenting.
02:03I have a cat, Zelda, and we always refer to her as my daughter because she really is my baby
02:14girl.
02:14And I think I would honestly do anything for that cat. And I think that's one of the keys of
02:25parenting. You've got to be willing to take risks for your child. And when you have something that's
02:32been growing inside you for a while, then it really is just you have this connection to your child.
02:39And it just, you're just, your body just moves to do whatever it takes to keep your child safe,
02:49no matter what the consequences are. And I think that's one of the most beautiful things about
02:56parenting is children can make their parents do crazy things just to keep them safe. And that's
03:03really beautiful.
03:05In the movie, teamwork is really important. Do you agree? Teamwork is the most amazing team that
03:14we can do today?
03:16Oh yeah, absolutely. I think that without, you know, a team and not working as a team,
03:24you know, it shows in the movie what the kids were like without a leader. And then it shows
03:31what they are when they do band together and save the world and their parents. And I think
03:35that it really shows that, you know, you really need to work together as a team because if you
03:40don't, things can go downhill very quickly.
03:44I remember one of Yaya's lines was, alone, our powers are special, but together we're unstoppable.
03:51And I believe that's a really good line. My mom always used to tell me, she'd do this with my
03:57fingers. She'd say, alone, you can knock people down pretty easy. And it works. But together,
04:04it's harder to knock them down, no matter all your strength.
04:08So, I agree with that.
04:11How cool was having superpowers and what superpower you would want in real life?
04:22Okay, this is a good one. You know, my character in the movie doesn't actually have superpowers
04:28yet. I like to think that she does have superpowers, but technically she doesn't. But I think that
04:35it's so beautiful that her power is teamwork and leadership. And I think that that's a power
04:40that everybody can have. So I think that that's really cool. But if I were to have a power in
04:47real life, it would be to heal people. Because I think that'd be a very special thing in the
04:53world. Um, I think what I would want for a power would be to talk to animals. Because I've loved
05:02animals so much for so long. And to be able to speak to them and when they're in pain or
05:10when
05:10they're sad or angry, it would be just amazing to figure out why and what I can do to help.
05:19And so I think to talk to animals would be an amazing superpower.
05:24So you could talk with your cat. Yeah. Nice. And in the movie, we see that everybody can
05:31be a superhero hero, even if he or she doesn't have a superpower. So in your opinion, who are
05:39the real superheroes today in real life?
05:42Um, I think people that work on the front lines, nurses, doctors, firefighters, policemen,
05:48everybody that puts their lives at risk to save others. I think that those are the true heroes in
05:54the world.
05:55I think that's a really good one. And as I said earlier, um, I love animals. And so I always
06:07think
06:07animals are superheroes to me and they're just different people in general, especially like
06:16cats and dogs. They do things so differently than us, just like superheroes.
06:22Okay. Thank you so much. Great job. You are amazing. Bye.
06:26Bye. Bye.
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