You're not listening to me. [Or Hiro's refusing to listen to Jason. Both of those are strong possibilities.] Baymax is here. This isn't a problem back home anymore, it's a problem here. If I could fix him, he could help us. I could…I don't know, I could rebuild his armor and everything, I already have some pieces. [He reaches into his pocket then, fishing out the small computer chip and holding it in the palm of his hand to show Jason.] Baymax is right here. If I can just build his skeleton again and find enough vinyl he'll come back. He's my best friend. Why would they bring him here with me if they didn't want me to try?

You and Loki know exactly why you're here and what you can do and what you can do here and you…you keep telling me everything I can't do. I can't fight, I can't use magic, I can't make my own decisions, whatever. This is what I know I can do and you're still telling me I can't.

[Give him a moment, and he's suddenly shifting to get back to his feet.] I knew you wouldn't understand. So I didn't tell you. [Baymax's chip is slipping back into his pocket and his hand comes up to just flick at the zipper of his sweater. It was easier to talk to Loki and Lemina about these things. Jason…it's exactly as he thought. It's awkward. It sucks. He doesn't know how to properly articulate why this is so important and Jason's right in a sense, but Hiro wants to be right, too. As far as he's concerned, he is right.] Are we done here? I wanna get a little further before I stop tonight.