This is shame 2.0 for Nat and Bec as they encounter
technical difficulties the first time around. For this second time
through they dig even deeper into the nuances of guilt, embarrassment
and guilt. They discover that Nat is a bit of a rebel and takes an
alternative stance whenever she can. Bec feels like her shame is rooted
in being "too much." They both muse about how the church upbringing has
potentially contributed to feelings of shame. Nat suggests adopting her
husband's notion of putting a metaphorical arm around our younger selves
and our selves in the present, as a way to release some of the "bad"
feelings.