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How do you unwrap the gift, parents? It indeed seems no easier than the Navier-Stokes for many supports to raise a talent. Frank prefers protecting the child's psychological health and helping her growth in personality with empathy and affectionate environment to fully exploring her potential before finding a better balance between the two, while Mary's grandma insists that extraordinary people is doom to be away from the ordinary and tries to isolate children from any close relationship, which in her eyes is but distraction from success. Extraordinary doesn't mean abnormal, arrogant or alone, and doesn't necessarily lead to a happy life. A gift is a gift only when it's properly unwrapped.