Toni's disability is represented in several ways in the scene. Only half of Toni's face is shown in the lighting when he is first seen, making him seem like an outcast sitting alone in darkness. The diegetic sounds emphasize how overwhelmed and vulnerable Toni feels on the bus. He needs help from the female characters to use the bathroom, showing how daily tasks are frustratingly difficult. When Toni talks to others, his dialogue is slow, indicating he needs time to think before speaking and cannot communicate like he used to. Friendship and family are greatly impacted by his disability, as his mother struggles to adjust and his lost girlfriend is hinted at through his dim facial expression.