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(HORSES WHINNYING)

(HORSE WHINNYING)

(GASPING)

(GROANING) Ow!

Are you okay, Allie?
I heard a thump.

(EXHALING)

What are you doing
on the floor?

I guess I fell
out of bed.

Oh. I remember you used
to do that all the time
when you were four.

I bet when I was four,
I wasn't dreaming about
medieval combat.

I was.

What a surprise.

Well, as long as you're up,
you can unpack.

Sure.

What's the point?

(GRUNTING)

All unpacked, sweetie?

Getting there.
Good.

I see King Arthur
and his Merry Men

have once again
taken over the house.

It was Robin Hood
who had the Merry
Men, sweetie.

Arthur had the Knights
of the Round Table.

You know that.
Yes, I do.

How could I not know
that, when it's all
you guys talk about?

We're professors of
medieval literature,
Allie.

It's our job.

I know, but you guys
talk about King Arthur
so much,

I'm starting to
dream about him.

And not like most girls
who dream about
knights in shining armor.

Mine have dirt
all over them and BO

and are missing
half their teeth.

You're actually
quite accurate.

During Arthurian times,
dental hygiene

wasn't considered
to be...

Dad! Seriously!

Sorry. Sorry.

Eww.

Here you go.
Thanks.

I don't know
why you guys
bother to unpack.

We're just
going to move in
six months, right?

Which would be great.

I mean, like
you always say,

who wants to
live in one place
their whole life?

What?

Well, it's not going to be
six months this time.

What, one month? Two?

Maybe I should
legally change my name
to "New Girl."

It's three years, Allie.

What?

We're going to be here
for three years.

This place is...special.

We were just
offered contracts
at the university.

So, we're staying?

Yes. Now, we know
that three years
is a long time...

Wait. I'm going to
be at Avalon High
until I graduate?

Yes.

And I can try out
for the track team?

And finish a season?
And make actual friends?

Yes.

(EXCITEDLY)
Yes! Yes! Yes!

My coffee,
my coffee...

Oh, sorry.
Whoo-hoo!

Thank you,
thank you,
thank you.

Where are you going?

Morning.
Morning.

(EXHALING)

After you.

Thanks.

All done?

(EXCLAIMS)

I'll just...

Bye.

Weird.

(STUDENTS CHATTERING)

Are you nervous?

Mom, it's, like,
my billionth
first day of school.

I know.
So, you're nervous.

Of course I'm nervous!

You'll be fine.
You always are.

I'll pick you up
at 3:00.

Oh.

Actually, make it 5:00.

I'm going out for
track, remember?

Bye, Mom.
Bye, honey.

(CRASHING)

Marco, why can't
you just steal
my lunch money

like every other bully?

I need my locker!
What's wrong
with yours?

Well, Miles,
since you asked,

mine's too far
from class.

(SCOFFS)
You don't even
go to class!

Give me the combination.

1-2-3-4-5.

Give it to me,
Preschool,

or I'll put
in the locker.

Wow,
nerd in a locker.
How original.

We're now living inside
an '80s teen movie.

WILL: That's enough, Marco!

Hooray!

If it isn't Will Wagner
here to save the day!
My hero.

What are you
gonna do, Will,
hit me?

You're not worth
the detention.

Just get outta here,
before I change my mind.

(SCOFFS)

Okay.

Whatever.

He can't protect you
24 hours a day.

Oh, wow, you know
that there are
24 hours in a day?

You must be evolving.

Thanks, Will.

I was about to,
as they say,
"throw down" with him,

but I thought
you might want to
deal with him

yourself,
since he's your brother.

Step-brother.

Hey!

(GROANS SOFTLY)

Hey.
Water Fountain Girl!

I guess that's me. Hi.

Hey! I didn't know you
went to Avalon High.

Yeah. I didn't know
you went here either.

Although, technically,
I don't know anyone
who goes here.

I'm new.

I mean,
my name's not "New,"
it's Allie.

(LAUGHS) I'm Will.

There.
Now you officially
know one person.

Yep,
I'm practically
Homecoming Queen.

So, are you on
the track team?

Because of the
running in the park.

Or maybe you
just like running.
I love running.

Wow. Did I just
say "running"
like four times?

Football, actually.
I'm kind of the quarterback.

Of course you are.

I mean,
because you seem
so quarterback-esque.

Hey, sweetie.

Come on, I want
to make sure we sit
together in History.

Hi.

Jen, this is Allie.
She's new.

Allie, this is
my girlfriend Jen.

Hi! Nice to meet you!

Yeah, you, too.

There you go.
Your friends have
already doubled.

Wait, lipstick.
LANCE: Will, Jen.

Where were you guys
this morning?

Didn't you get my text?

Five burgers
for five bucks!

Allie, this human
garbage disposal is
my best buddy Lance.

Lance, Allie.

Hi.
Hey.

Did you meet Jen?

Jen's the coolest
chick in school.

WILL: Yeah.
That she is.

Aw, thanks, guys.

(SCHOOL BELL RINGING)

So, what's your
first class?

European History
with Mr. Moore.

Oh, we've got that,
too! Come with us!

(STAMMERING)

Okay, everybody.

Grab a book and a seat.

William.

Rumor has it
you're going to lead
Avalon Football to State

for the first time
this year.

ALL: Yeah!

That's the plan, sir.
That's my boy.

Class president,
Homecoming King,

straight-A student,
and he's polite.

If only I had
an entire class
full of Will Wagners.

I think
I'm going to puke.

What're you looking at?

MOORE: Here you go.

(LAUGHING)

I'm sorry, is there
a problem, Miss...

Pennington.
Allie Pennington.

Ah! (LAUGHING)
That explains everything!

Everyone, please welcome
Avalon High's newest student,

Allie Pennington.

(MUTTERING GREETING)

That's about all
you're gonna get.
Yeah.

Allie's parents are
professors of medieval
literature at the university,

and they also wrote
the textbook we'll be
using this semester,

when we learn
about King Arthur
and his court.

Easy A! (COUGHING)
(ALL CHUCKLING)

(COUGHING)
Nobody asked you.

(ALL LAUGHING)

Hi. I'm Allie.

No.
No, no, no, no, no.
Avert your eyes.

Excuse me?

You're making a tactical
error of monumental
proportions right now.

By sitting at my desk?

By talking to me.

I mean, come on!
You had a great start.

I saw you talking
to Captain Everything
this morning.

You have a chance
to be in the popular group.

Don't mess it up.

I can be friends
with whoever I want.

Including you.

Who said I wanted
to be your friend?

You.
No, I didn't.

Then why are you
still talking to me?
But I'm not.

Ah, but by saying
you're not talking to me,
you are talking to me.

Check and mate.

(RINGING)

Okay, first thing
we're going to do

is to break up into teams
to write research papers.

You'll draw your topics
out of this.

(STUDENTS LAUGHING)

Courtney,
you're with Todd.

The architecture
of Camelot.

Interesting.

Will, you're with Karen.

Can't I be with Jen?

No, Jen is with Lance.

Ah. (LAUGHS)
How apropos.

The sports
of Camelot.

Jennifer.

The tragedy of Camelot.

Your paper is gonna be
about the love triangle

between King Arthur,
his wife Guinevere, and
his best friend, Sir Lancelot.

Ultimately, it destroyed
Arthur and Camelot itself.

Bit of a downer.

(ALL LAUGHING)

Miles, you're with Allie.

I'd rather work alone.

I'd rather be eating
pineapple on a beach
in Hawaii,

but that's not going
to happen either.

Fine.
I guess she'll do.

Wow. Thanks.

Pick.

The Order of the Bear.

I've never heard of that.

So much for the easy A.

Ask your parents.

I'm sure they've heard
of the Order.

(GASPING)

Miles? Are you okay?

Yeah. I'm fine.
Just tie your shoes.

ALLIE: They are tied.

Then tie your other shoes.

What are you talking about?

Just tie your shoes, okay?
What am I, your mother?

Hmm.

Timed 400 meter!
Top three make the team!

Come on.
Let's go!

(BLOWS WHISTLE)

Shoes all tied-y tied-y?

(CHEERLEADERS CHATTERING)

(FOOTBALL PLAYER SHOUTING)

Take your marks!
Hut!

(ALL GRUNTING)

Set!

LANCE: Good job, brother!

(GRUNTING)

(FIRES)

That was one of
the fastest 400s
we've seen in years.

Welcome to Avalon
High Varsity Track.

(LAUGHING) Thank you.

Okay, we'll see you here
tomorrow, 4:00 p.m.

Andrea, you and Jenny,
you also. Congratulations.

Well done.

Coach said I almost
broke the school record.

In tryouts!

That's amazing,
sweetheart.

We're so proud of you.

I'm proud of me, too.

You really like it here,
don't you, sweetie?

Yeah, I do. I feel
like this is where
we're meant to be.

So. Did you make
some new friends today?

A few.

What's with that smile?
Did you see that smile?

I saw it.

(CHUCKLES)

So, did someone
float your boat?

(LAUGHS) "Float my boat"?
What year is this?

He means,
did you fancy anyone?

"Fancy"?
Really, you guys.
Century-up.

I think she's
dodging the question.

PAUL: Absolutely

(KNOCK ON DOOR)
Oh! I'll get it!

Who could that be?

Miles. What are
you doing here?

We have a paper due.

In three weeks.

I don't like to dilly-dally.
Do you want to do this or not?

I guess.

Allie, do you want
to introduce us
to your friend?

Oh, yeah. This is Miles.
We're doing
a paper together.

Nice to meet you,
young man.
Come on in.

I don't understand.
What's the...

Seems like a nice guy.
Reminds me of me.

Miles, do you
want some pie?

Can we just find the book
we're going to use and
call it a night, Miles?

We have a lot of time
to do this.

I always do
my assignments in
half the time allotted.

Why?

To prove that I'm better
than everyone else.

And more modest.
That, too.

That was sarcasm.

How is it sarcasm
if you're right?

Never mind.

Okay. I cannot find
anything on The Order
of the Bear anywhere.

(SIGHING)

Can't we just
ask your parents?

Are you kidding?

If I tell them I'm doing
a paper on King Arthur,
they'll never leave me alone.

No, no,
I will find it myself.

I wonder what
they ate in Camelot.

(EXHALING) Mutton,
with a side of beets.

Mmm. And sage water,
but only from the north.

I didn't even know
I knew that!

It must've seeped
in subconsciously

while my parents
were going on and on
about King Arthur.

And on and on.
And on.

(SIGHING)

(EXCLAIMING)

Miles?

You have any ice?

Yeah, yeah.
It's in the freezer.

Here,
I'll get it for you.

Ow! Ow, ow, ow, ow!

Here you go.
Back to work.

What?

How did you know
I was going to
need some ice?

Coincidence.

No, you did the same thing
earlier with the shoelaces.

It's not that hard to guess.
You seem pretty clumsy.

But...
Just drop it, okay?

You got it.

Thank you.

Now, can't we just ask
your parents about this
Order of the Bear thing

and save some time?

(GROANS) Fine.

The Order of
the Bear. Anyone?

Have you
heard of it?

(GASPING) Whoa.

MILES: Jackpot!

The Order of the Bear
is an ancient organization,

which believes that
King Arthur will
one day be reincarnated.

Right. And when is
this going to happen?

Arthur will return
when he is truly needed

to bring the world
out of the dark

and into a new age
of enlightenment.

You mean
bring back Camelot?

It's a metaphor.

You can't
be sure.

I'm pretty sure.
He can't be sure.

But even as a
piece of fiction,

it's actually
quite interesting.

Let's see. Ah!

"As the keepers
of the prophecy,

"it falls to
members of the Order

"to search for
potential Arthurs in
each and every generation.

"But beware the Dark Forces.

"Led by a reincarnation
of Mordred,

"determined to find
the next Arthur
and destroy him

"before he can
realize the prophecy."
What they're saying...

If Arthur isn't
found soon,

Mordred and his followers
will send us back
into the Dark Ages.

Ignorance,
humiliation,
suffering...

High school.
(BOTH LAUGHING)

It's no joke, Allie.

A lot of people take
this very seriously.

Some more seriously
than others.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

Some people are
fanatics about it.

Crazy. You're not.
We're not.

Here, read.
There's a lot of
good stuff in there.

Refresh your memory.

Okay. Mom's mad.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

Camelot.

(SCHOOL BELL RINGING)

Okay. Tomorrow, we'll be
talking about sewage systems
in King Arthur's day.

So, if I were you,
I'd plan on eating
a light lunch.

MOORE: Allie?
Yeah?

Were you able to
find some information on
the Order from your parents?

True to form,
they had a dusty,
50-pound book about it.

Fascinating! Ha!

Did you read
the prophecy?
Mmm-hmm.

What did you think?

I don't know.
The whole "reincarnation
of King Arthur" thing

is a little far-fetched,
don't you think?

It's only far-fetched
if it isn't true.

(LAUGHS) Don't tell me
you believe in it, too?

Oh, absolutely!

You're a very lucky girl
to be able to read
the prophecy firsthand.

I could bring in the book
for you, if you want
to see it.

Oh, no, no, no.
I couldn't ask you
to do that.

A book like that
must be so fragile.
I'd be afraid of damaging it!

(EXCLAIMS) Yeah.
It's probably just best to
leave it right where it is.

Just thought I'd ask.

Okay.

What did he want?
Are you in trouble?

I don't want to be friends
with a troublemaker.

Miles, are you finally
admitting we're friends?

I admit nothing.

MILES: Just tell me
what Moore wanted.

He just wanted
to talk about
the Order of the Bear.

Wow. Informal,
post-class chit-chat.

Way to pull
the Teacher's Pet spot
out from underneath me.

Some friend you
turned out to be.

Bye, Miles.

Where are you going?
The cafeteria.

Do you wanna
come with me?

Okay.

(GIRL LAUGHING)

Hi.

Hi.

Is this yours?
Yeah, it blew away.

Right to me.
Must be fate.

Thanks.

So, what are you
doing out here?

Running, thinking.
Running and thinking.

This is obviously
the thinking part.

(CHUCKLES) I figured.

Okay. Well, I'll
leave you alone, then.

No, it's okay.
Stay.

You know, most people
just run right by
this part of the forest,

but it's great in here.

Listen, hear the wind
in the trees.

It's like music.

Football players
aren't supposed to
talk like that.

You're making fun of me?

No, no.
I didn't mean to.

No, hey, it's just...

It seems like all people can
talk to me about is football.

Okay. Well,
what else do you
want to talk about?

(CHUCKLES) See?
That's the problem.

I can't think
of anything else.

Can I tell you something?

Football used to
mean everything to me.
I loved the game.

But now everyone's
counting on me to

win the championship,
and get my scholarship.

You're getting
a football scholarship?
That's amazing!

I don't have one yet.
But I need one,
or no college.

No pressure there.

You're a great athlete.
Everybody knows that.

And all great athletes
have pressure on them
all the time.

You can't be afraid of it.
You have to embrace it.

And the way you do that
is to remember
what victory felt like,

that feeling when you
lead your team to glory.

And if you can live
in that moment

and want it again
with all your heart,

nothing can stop you.

Wow. That was...

Thank you.

I don't know where
that came from.

What if I lose?

Then maybe State
wasn't meant to be.

Not the answer
I was hoping for.

(LAUGHS) Sorry.
I just mean...

Maybe everything
happens for a reason.

You think so?

I didn't,
but I'm starting to.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Wow.

You guys have
been together
for a while, huh?

Almost three years.

Don't ask.

Ask what?

Why I didn't
answer the phone.

Hey, want to run
some more?

Sure.

Oh. Uh, wait. I forgot.
My dad's making burgers
for dinner.

Burgers, huh?
Sounds good.

Yeah, they are.

Yep, my dad makes
some pretty good
burgers there.

Oh, wait.
Did you want to
come over for burgers?

Just as friends.
So, it'd just be like...
Like a friend-burger.

(LAUGHING)

Yeah, I would love
a "friend-burger."

PAUL: Ah. Perfect.
There we go. Good.

Oh, I got that, sir.

Oh, yeah. Ohh.
Thank you.

No problem.
Yeah.
Thanks.

Will, you're
welcome here any time.
You're wonderful.

Mom, please!

What? He's class president,
the quarterback
and Homecoming King.

He's very impressive.

Very impressive.

One of the professors
told me that

you really helped
turn the team around.

Not to mention
bringing a lot of pride
back to the school.

"His broad clear brow
in sunlight glow'd;

"On burnish'd hooves
his war-horse trode;

"From underneath
his helmet flow'd

"His coal-black curls
as on he rode..."

"As he rode down
to Camelot."

It's a poem
about how Arthur became
the leader Britain needed.

Seems like Will
did the same thing
for Avalon High.

I don't know
how things are
at your house,

but around here,
dinner just isn't complete
without a King Arthur poem.

(LAUGHS)

Excuse me.
Oh.

(LAUGHING)

Would you like
some lettuce?

We're all good.
We're all good.

Try some of
the potato salad.
Mom made it.

Thanks for dinner.
Anytime.

You know, if you're
out running and get
hungry or whatever.

There's a party at my house
after Friday's game.
You should come.

Sure.
I'd love to.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

I'd better go.

Yeah.

(PHONE CONTINUES RINGING)

Hey, Jen.
How are you?

So? Did he ask you
on a date?

No! We're just friends.
Those were friend-burgers!

Okay. Sure.
Just friends.
Got it.

Seriously! I just gave him
a football pep talk,
that's it.

Well, if you
say that's it,
I guess that's it.

Good. Okay.

That's not it. No.

(CROWD CHEERING)

(CHEERLEADERS CHANTING)

WILL: Ready? Down.
28, set. Hut!

ANNOUNCER: Second.
Long on the 35.

Wagner fakes left
under pressure.

He throws deep to
a wide-open Benwick.
He makes the catch.

He breaks the tackle.

I don't know how
he kept his feet
inbounds on that one.

But he's still going.

Touchdown Knights!

(ALL CHEERING)

Yeah!

(WHOOPING)

Go Knights!
(WHOOPING)

Go, Knights!
Go, Knights! Yeah!

ANNOUNCER: With a win over
the last place Crusaders
next week,

Will Wagner and his Knights
clinch a trip to
the State Championship.

Will! Way to go!

Yeah! Come on.

What was that all about?

What was what?

Will Wagner and his go-to
wide-receiver, Lance Benwick,

have put on another clinic
for us here tonight.

Come on, let's go.

Tell me again
why I'm at a party with
a bunch of meathead jocks?

I'm a jock, Miles.
Am I a meathead?

No, but this party
is the first step.

(SCOFFS)

Fine, then don't come in.

Maybe I can make
a quick appearance.

(HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING)

Hey.
What?

See? People hate me.

Miles, try to smile
and be friendly.
Just this once.

See what happens.

See?
Now go talk to her.

Talk to who?

Miles, give it up.
You obviously
like that girl.

She's so pale. It's weird.
She's probably a vampire.

Teenage vampires are, like,
everywhere these days.

So, you're not gonna
go talk to her?

Nope.

And this has nothing to
do with you being afraid
of being rejected?

Why should I care if
I'm rejected by a vampire?

(SIGHS)
I give up.

(GIRL SCREAMS)

Hey, what's going on?

Your friends are wimps.

We seem to have a slight
pest control problem.

Then I guess we'd better
get rid of the pests.
Mmm.

Dude, you're
ruining the party.

Need your little goons
to save you from
the scary candy bugs?

No, I need them to stop me
from doing something
I'll regret.

The only thing I regret
is my mom marrying your dad.

(SCOFFS)

Let's go, guys.

This party's a dud.

They even let
the uber-nerds in.

Oh, yeah.
When I'm at Yale
and you're in jail,

I'll be sure
to tell everyone
how cool you are.

Hey, Allie.
Sorry about that.

Marco, he's complicated.

What's his problem,
anyway?

He's just really angry.
That his dad died
five years ago,

that his mom
married my dad,
that I'm...

I can tell
why he might be
a little jealous, Will.

You're kind of perfect.

I mean,
your game was perfect.

Hey, I only
got through that game
because of what you said.

Thank you.

I really should
go find Jen.

Yeah. Of course.

(GROANS)

Miles!

You okay, man?

Yeah, I'm okay.
Fine...

You will be, too.

Uh, thanks.

I think.

See you later, Allie.

Bye.

What was that
all about, Miles?

Are you really okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.
I just...

Socializing makes me dizzy.

Well, I'm gonna go
try to find a bathroom,
okay?

Don't faint or anything
if someone says hello.

I'm starting to
worry about you.

(GASPING)

Your eyes are
so gorgeous.

It's going to be
so much fun.

(BOTH CONTINUE
CHATTERING SOFTLY)

Oh.

Allie, wait!
I want to talk to you.

Allie, please!

It's none of
my business, Jen.
Allie, please.

Please,
don't tell Will.

Don't tell Will that
he's being lied to

by the two people
he trusts the most?

It's more complicated
than that.

It really isn't,
actually.

Allie, I love Will.
I'll always love him.
Lance does, too.

The three of us,
we've been best friends
since first grade.

The last thing
we want to do
is hurt him.

That's why we haven't
told him yet.

If he found out now,
everything would fall apart.

It would be like
what happened in Camelot.

What did you just say?

You know, the story
in Moore's class.

When King Arthur
found out that

Guinevere and Lancelot
were together...

He lost all faith in
everything and everyone,

and didn't have
the strength to go on.

And Will has
so much at stake
right now,

with the championships
and the scholarship.

We can't destroy him
like this.

"We"?

I wasn't the one
kissing Lance.

Allie, we didn't mean
for this to happen.

It just did.

Lance and I are just
meant to be together.

Haven't you ever felt that?

So, you won't tell him?

You'll let us do it
when the time is right?

I'll have to
think about it.

Al...

(SNIFFLING)

So you gonna tell Will
about Jen and Lance,
or what?

How did you know?

I had a feeling.

Never mind.

Hey, man.
Hey, how's it going?

Good.

Hey, Allie!

Hey, you took off
so early from the party.
Didn't you have fun?

Uh...

I was feeling
a little sick.

Oh. Are you okay now?

It comes and it goes.

I should get to class.

Hey.

Hey, save me a seat.

[L](SCHOOL BELL RINGING)

I brought the book.

Oh, no, Allie,
you shouldn't have.

I meant what I said
about keeping it safe.

It's far too valuable.

Mr. Moore, my parents
said it's fine,

as long as
I bring it home
with me tonight.

Say no more.
I'll look at it right now

and give it back
at the end of class.

Thank you.

You've made an
old Arthur buff very happy.
Thank you, Allie.

Okay. Change in plans.
We're watching a video today.

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

NARRATOR ON TV:
Below the tower,

on the upper terrace
of the castle,

his son, Phillip,
the young
bridegroom to be,

practices swordsmanship
with his squire.

Someday, he is to become
the Lord of the Manor,

to whom the villagers
will pay their homage,

as he in turn
honors his protector.

Riding to battle with him
is a vassal, in the
tradition of the time.

(GASPS)

The pages on the timing
of the reincarnation were
positively enlightening.

Thanks again
for bringing it in.

No problem.
And hey, if you ever
want to talk Arthur,

I'm sure my parents
would be happy
to hold you hostage.

I mean,
have you for dinner.

(LAUGHING)
Oh! Yeah.

(SNORTS)
I may have to
take them up on that.

(BELL RINGING)

All right,
everyone. Out.

I don't know
how things were
at your last school,

but around here,
you can't get any higher
than an "A."

So, you can stop
trying so hard.

It's called being nice,
Miles. You should try it,

instead of hiding
your insecurities
behind your snark.

Hey, Allie.

Hey.

I know you know.

Know what?

That Lance and Jen
are cheating on
my jerk of a stepbrother.

If you know what's good
for you, you won't say
anything to Will.

I haven't said anything,
and I don't plan to.

But not because
you're threatening me.

I have my own reasons.
Oh.

I don't care what
your reasons are,

just keep your mouth shut
and stay out of my way.
Or else.

Allie!

Oh. Hi.

Hey,
you've been avoiding me
ever since my party.

Did I do something wrong?

No, no. It's just...
You know, I've had
a lot on my mind.

So, you're sure
it's nothing I did?

No. It's definitely
nothing you did.

Good.

So, you want to
run with me?

Sure.

What do you want to do?
Like, three miles?

I was thinking five.
If you can handle it.

(LAUGHING)

Race you to the corner.

Okay.

Oh!

You are seriously fast.

Maybe we should draft you
for next season.

(LAUGHS)
Oh, I'm not a big fan
of shoulder pads.

Enough said.

What's this for?

Nothing.
I just thought
you'd like it.

It's no biggie.

Oh. Okay.

Well, thanks.

It's weird.

You're so
easy to talk to.

It's like...
What?

It's like we were
already friends
before we met.

Does that make
any sense?

Never mind. It's crazy.

(LAUGHS) No. No.
I thought the same thing.

But I don't really know
anything about you.

Well, what do you
want to know?

What do you want to
do with your life?

(LAUGHS)
I don't know.

I'll probably end up
doing something in law.

I'm really big
on fairness.
I just...

I can't stand people
who think they can get away

with doing something
they know is wrong.

Like what?

Like people
who cut in line.

Seriously, they shouldn't
even get what they want
if they cut.

What, so if
you're in line for a movie
and I just got my ticket,

and as I'm on my way
to the very, very back
of the line, I see you.

Can I get in line with you?

Nope.

Wow. You're tough.

Tough but fair.

When I go into politics,
that's how I want to be.

Is that what you want to do?
Be a politician?

Not "a" politician.
"The" politician.

I'm thinking President
of the United States.

Whoa.

Yeah, I know, it's crazy to
even joke about it, right?

No. I can totally see it.

Race you back to school.

You're on.

(GIGGLING)

Hey!
No shortcuts.

Why not?

CHEERLEADERS:
We're number one,
you're number two.

We're gonna beat
the socks off of you.

ANNOUNCER:
No one thought
it was possible,

but the Crusaders have
just tied the game up.

(CHEERING)

Yeah!

ANNOUNCER:
We're even at 14,
late in the fourth quarter.

Ready? Let's give
them something

to think about
on the bus ride home.

Fake 26, on one.
Ready?

(GROANS)

Uh-oh.

What?

That's gonna hurt.

WILL: Ready!

Down!

Let's go, Will!
Let's go, Will!

WILL: 15, 36, set,

hut!

ANNOUNCER:
Wagner dropping back.

(CROWD EXCLAIMING)

What a hit! Intercepted
at the 40-yard line.
He's at the ten, the five...

Touchdown Crusaders.
I can't believe it.

Will, you okay?
Dude, where was your block?

You left him wide open!

I know, okay?
I messed up!

What were
you thinking?

I'm sorry.

What was so important
you couldn't keep your
mind on the game?

I get it if you hate me.
You should hate me.

I don't hate you.
Just do your job, okay?
Make the stupid block.

Whatever you say,
Your Highness.

Did Lance just
bow at Will?

I don't know.

ANNOUNCER:
The only chance
the Knights have now,

is for the defense to
block the extra point

and run it back for a TD.

CHEERLEADERS:
Hold that line.
Defense, one more time.

Go, Knights, hold that line.
Defense, one more time.

So much for State.

Hey, guys, come on.
Believe in it.

We can still make it
if we beat Northgate.
Yeah, right.

(WHISTLE BLOWING)

ANNOUNCER:
The extra point is good.

We can't beat
a bunch of eighth graders
the way we're playing.

ANNOUNCER: No one thought
it was possible,

but the Knights have been
upset by the Crusaders.

With this loss,
Will Wagner
and his teammates

have to beat
the undefeated Dragons
next week

if they want a ticket
to the State.

Will. Are you okay?

Not really.

I'm pretty sure Lance
let me get sacked
on purpose.

Like he wanted me
to get hurt.

But then,
why would he do that?

Here's the thing.
And this isn't easy.
I just...

Hey there,
superstar.

Way to take a hit
like a girl.

Bet the scouts
loved that.

Dude, get out of here.

Can't. Your dad said
you'd give me a lift.

Can I call you later?
You can finish what you
were going to tell me?

It's nothing.
I just

wanted to make sure
you were okay.

I'll be fine.

Thanks, Allie.
Really.

(BICYCLE BELL RINGING)

Miles!

What are you doing here?

You need help.

How do you know
I need help?

I just know, okay?
Isn't that enough?

No, actually,
it's not enough.

How do you always know
things are going to

happen
before it happens?

Like the shoelaces,
the ice,

the stuff
at the football game,
showing up here tonight.

I think you even knew
about Jen and Lance
before I did!

What are you,
psychic or something?

Don't say
that word, Allie.

It's okay, Miles.
You can tell me.

No, I can't.
I can't tell anyone.

I'm not just anyone.
I'm your friend.

If you tell me something,
no matter what it is,

I'm going to be there
for you.

Because that's
what friends do.

I just...

I'm already
enough of a nerd, Allie.

The last thing I need
is something else
making me different.

Sometimes being different
is what makes us great.

Okay.

So, I've been seeing things,
like flashes of the future,
ever since I was a little kid.

Only now it's
gotten stronger.

Now it feels like
I'm being hit in the head
with a brick.

And tonight?
What happened to make you
come here tonight?

I saw myself
sitting here with you,
reading the book.

Book? What book?

The Order of
the Bear journal.
It has a secret page.

Watch out.

(EXCLAIMS)

(GASPS)

I've been through this book,
like, a million times.
I never saw this.

Thanks, Miles.

"The King returns anew
at the meeting of
the moon's shadowing

"and a million
falling stars."

What the heck
does that mean?

Maybe the moon's shadowing
is an eclipse?

And a million
falling stars...

A meteor shower?

That's it!
A meteor shower.

So maybe
King Arthur's return is

when an eclipse
and a meteor shower
happens on the same day.

No. It can't be.

That only happens, like,
once every 1,000 years.

Oh.

Hold on.

Total eclipse,
meteor shower.

Okay, so it looks like
every 1,000 years
is next Friday.

The night of the big game?

No, no. It can't be.

Maybe I read it wrong.

Let me see.

It's right here,
in plain English!

Eclipse!
Meteor shower!
Same day!

Arthur is coming back.

Arthur is coming back.

"Beware Mordred,
Arthur's half-brother
and sworn enemy,

"who is tasked
to destroy Arthur

"before he even knows
himself to be a King."

"Destroy Arthur"?

As in, permanently?

Dad, quick King Arthur
question for you.

It's for our
research paper.
Shoot.

Okay.
Say King Arthur
did come back,

and Mordred came back
to destroy him.

What would he do?

Well, the legend said that
Mordred would try to make

Arthur's perfect world
fall apart.

He would try to
make Arthur lose faith
in himself and his destiny,

and he would cause infighting
amongst Arthur's knights.

And he would try to
crush Arthur's spirit
so completely,

he would lose
the will to go on.

Nice guy.

I don't know how Mordred
would do it today,
but 1,500 years ago,

he did it by telling Arthur
that his wife Guinevere
was in love with Lancelot.

Arthur was so upset
and betrayed...

He lost all faith,
he didn't have
the strength to go on.

I know.

What is it, honey?

What you just said?
It's happening.

It's Will.
Will is the reincarnation
of King Arthur.

I told you, Paul!
It's really him!
I knew it!

I told you we were right
to move here!

Whoa, whoa! Wait.
We moved here
because of the prophecy?

Um, a little bit.

And you already knew
it was Will?

I had a hunch,
which you just confirmed.

Of course,
we won't know for sure
until he wields Excalibur.

Oh. And where is he
supposed to get that?

It says here, any sword
in King Arthur's hand
becomes Excalibur.

Pardon?

Any sword
in King Arthur's hand
becomes Excalibur.

I know.
But I thought it was cool.

Very cool.

Now we just have to
keep an eye out
for Mordred.

Oh, stop.
This is ridiculous.

Even if this were real,
which it isn't,

if Mordred were here,
it'd be very hard
to spot him.

Unless, of course,
Will has
an evil stepbrother.

(LAUGHING)

I was kidding.

Will has
an evil stepbrother?

Evil doesn't even
begin to describe Marco.

I need to do
some research.

So that's why Marco,
I mean, Mordred,

didn't want me
to tell Will about
Jen and Lance!

He wanted to be the one
to ruin Will's life!

Joan! I need you!
I need the book
about the thing.

Don't worry,
sweetie, we'll do
some more research,

and do everything we can
to help Will stay strong.

Now would be good.

You know what?
We don't have time
for more research.

We have to tell Will
so he can defend himself.

Oh, yeah,
that'll be great.

"Will, you're
the reincarnation
of King Arthur,

"your step-brother
is Mordred,

"and he's going to
try and destroy you.

"Are you gonna
eat those fries?"

Hmm. Yeah,
it's a little out there,
isn't it?

Yeah, we passed out there
about five exits back.

Maybe we should wait
until we can do it
without freaking him out.

Good call.

Yeah. But what if
Marco tells him about
Jen and Lance before that?

Like your mom said,
that's Mordred's
biggest weapon.

He won't use it
until he's sure
it's the final blow.

I hope you're right.
Of course I'm...

[L](GROANING)

ALLIE: Miles?

Miles! Wake up!
Say something!

You could really look
into a breath mint.

Did you have a vision?

Yeah.
I think I saw Excalibur,
but...

Where was it?
What did it look like?

Well, if I saw
what I think I saw,
then...

It was pretty awesome.

You know,
if Will is Arthur,

and Marco is Mordred,

maybe you're
Merlin the wizard.
Merlin was a psychic.

Doubtful.
Merlin had a long,
white beard.

I can barely grow
a nose hair.

(SCHOOL BELL RINGING)

Drool much?

You're just jealous.

But then again,
you have been
for centuries.

(RINGING BELL)
Okay, hurry up.

This is your final test
on King Arthur.

Thank you.
Thank you.

And you have
exactly 45 minutes.
Begin.

What is that
on the bottom
of your shoe?

Give it to me.
(SNAPS FINGERS)

Looks like a cheat sheet.

That is not mine.

So, what, it just
adhered itself

perfectly to
the bottom of your shoe

all by itself?
No.

Don't lie to me,
Mr. Wagner. How could...

I expect more from you
than this.

Dude, if you get
caught cheating, you're
out of the game on Friday.

Mr. Moore,
you have to believe me!
I did not cheat!

Because of your
spotless record and
service to the school,

I'm going to give you
the benefit of the doubt.
This time.

Thank you.
Sit down.

(COUGHS)
Special treatment.

Quiet.
Back to your tests.

I know it was you
who planted that
cheat sheet, Marco.

You don't know anything.

I know more
than you think.

Wagner, it'll be
a 28 sweep on two.

Yes, Coach.

All right.
Everyone know
the new play?

We don't need to.
We have cheat sheets.

Funny.

Ready.

28 sweep on two.
Ready?

PLAYERS: Ready.

WILL: Ready.
Down. 20, 45,

hut!

(WHISTLE BLOWING)

Hut! Hut!

(WHISTLE BLOWING)

Hey, hey, hey, hey!
What do you think
you're doing?

Target practice.

Apologize.

Why?
He didn't get hurt.
Doesn't matter.

I'm sick of some
of you guys acting
like you own the field.

Come on, Will.
Just leave it alone.
WILL: No!

I'm the team captain,
and I'm not happy
about this.

Maybe we should find
a new captain.

One with
a sense of humor.

Or maybe one
who doesn't
cheat on tests.

PLAYER 1: Yeah.
PLAYER 2: That's right.

Hey.

Thanks for what you
did out there.

It was about time
someone told
that guy off.

Yeah, well, I'm glad
someone thinks I did
something right today.

You stood up
for yourself in class,

you stood up for us
out here.

It takes a lot of courage
to do what you do,
and you do it all the time.

Maybe I should just
start being a jerk,

then no one will expect
anything from me.

You are constitutionally
incapable of being a jerk.

You know who else
was brave like that?
Who stood up for people?

King...
Sorry.

(LAUGHING)

There's something
I've got to try to do.

But we'll have to talk
later today, okay?

Okay.

So, see you.

See you.

Okay. Got it?
Sure? Off you go.
ALL: Yes. Yes.

Oh!

Whoa.
Sorry. Sorry, Mr. Moore.

My mind is
somewhere else.

Will Wagner has
that effect on people.

How did you know I was
talking about Will?

Not that I was.
I wasn't.

Okay.

I was.
I understand.

He's a special
young man.

(CHUCKLES)

You have no idea.

I wish...

Yes?

Mr. Moore,

if I tell you something,
you can't tell anyone.
Okay?

Whatever it is,
you have my word
it'll be between us.

Allie, what's
on your mind?

It's about the book,
The Order of the Bear?

Oh, no, I didn't leave
a coffee ring on it,
did I?

No, no. It's fine.

The thing is,

we found a secret page.
And it said...

You're probably not
going to believe this,

but it said the return
of King Arthur is
happening now.

And I think that...
You think it's Will.

How did you know?

MOORE: I've had
my suspicions.

If anyone at this school
is the reincarnation
of King Arthur,

it's Will Wagner.

Amazing, isn't it?

King Arthur
walking the halls
of Avalon High?

(EXHALES)

Then does that mean
you'll help me protect
Will from Mordred?

Of course.

And I assume
you have a guess as to
who that is as well?

(CHUCKLES)
I don't think it's
too hard to figure out.

I suppose not.

Don't worry, Allie.

When the day comes
for Arthur to rise again,

Marco won't stand
in anyone's way.

(NEIGHING)

(BELL RINGING)

TEACHER: Today,
we're going to see
if we can create

a small but safe
chemical reaction.

Now follow the instructions
on the board.

Fire up those burners.

(WHISPERS)
Stop staring.

Okay, everyone,
add the sodium hydroxide.

Ah!

Wait!

This beaker's been
tampered with!

Miles, I prepared
all the solutions myself.
They're fine. See?

(STUDENTS LAUGH)

So much for Merlin.

Allie?

Everybody, duck!

Is anyone hurt?

Allie! Miles!
Are you okay?

Stop, everyone,
what you're doing!

I want you both to go
and see the nurse.

I don't know
what happened here,

but something is
very, very wrong.

Are you okay?

You really should
be more careful.

Sometimes when you get
too close to something
you shouldn't,

you get burned.

MILES: Okay,
this is starting to
get really scary.

I'm not scared anymore,
Miles. I'm mad.

I'm gonna find Will
after school and
tell him everything.

He's going
to think you're
out of your mind.

It doesn't matter.
He deserves to know
before the eclipse tonight.

Any chance you're getting
a vision of how it goes?

Am I doubled over,
clutching my head
in excruciating pain?

No.
Well, there you go, then.

(PEOPLE CHEERING)

BOY 1: Hey, Will!
Have a good game, man!

BOY 2: Yo, Will!
(WHOOPING)

(INAUDIBLE)

Will!

Will! Will!

Where's Will?

You know
what's going on?

He's really upset.
He kind of saw me
and Jen together.

Wagner here yet?

Not yet, Coach.

Well, we're toast.

Nice pep talk.

Hey! Not one word
out of you, Benwick.

Not one word.

ALLIE: Will!

(GRUNTS)
(SCREAMS)

No! Allie!

Allie! Are you okay?
Please, you have to
be okay!

Hey.

Are you hurt?
Can you move everything?

I'm fine.

What happened?
How did you fall?

I was pushed.
What?

Who would push you?
Mordred.

From the
King Arthur story?

Yes!

Okay, lie down.
I think you hit
your head.

No, Will, I have to
tell you something,

and you might
not believe me,
but it's true.

I know already.

You... You do?
Yeah.

About Lance and Jen.
I saw them.

(STAMMERING)
No, I know.

And that's part
of the story,

but there's
so much more to it.

I don't need to hear
the details. Really.
I'm okay. Come on.

No, Will, listen to me.
This isn't just about
Lance and Jen.

This is about fate.
This is about
your destiny.

You aren't just
Will Wagner.

You're King Arthur.

And today is the day
that you rise above
all the lies

and the backstabbing
and the self-doubt

and start back
on the path to
changing the world.

You're the one
everyone's been
waiting for.

(HORN HONKING)

MILES: Allie!

You're right. Today,
I am like King Arthur.

I have to be a leader.
I have to face adversity
and overcome it.

What?
Yeah, it's a metaphor.
I get it.

I'm the team captain,
I can't leave
my teammates behind.

Hey, Miles, can you
give Allie a ride?

Yeah, sure.

You're the reason
the Knights are going
to be united again.

See you after the game.
I gotta go!

Will! No! I didn't say
you were like King Arthur,

I said you are
King Arthur!

And I still have to
warn you about Marco!

Marco is Mordred!

Now what?

We have to go to
the game and not let
Will out of our sight.

(ALL CHEERING)

Ten-hut!

ANNOUNCER: And another fumble
by the backup quarterback,

and everyone is asking
the same question,

where is Will Wagner?

Wait a minute. It looks
like Wagner has showed up.

Hey, Coach.

Can I get a time-out?

(WHISTLE BLOWS)
Time-out, Knights.

Nice of you to
show up, Wagner.

I shouldn't even
let you on the field.

I'm sorry, Coach.

Now give me
a long pass, huh?

Hey, guys, I'm sorry.

But I'm here,
and I won't let
you down, I promise.

So come on,
let's get back out there.

Guys, come on!
COACH: Come on, let's go.

GIRL: Five, six,
seven, eight.

CHEERLEADERS:
Knights! That's right!

Come on, team, let's fight!

Well, maybe we were wrong.
Maybe it's not tonight.

Ready.

Okay, focus.

ANNOUNCER: Play has stopped,
and here it comes, folks,
right on schedule.

Or not.

A lunar eclipse
and a meteor shower
at the same time.

Wow!

(CROWD CHATTERING)

Okay, focus.
Let's get on the board
before halftime.

Deep ball to right.
On one. Ready!

(ALL CLAPPING)

Yeah! Go, Knights!
Whoo! We're number one!

Ready! Down!

Set! Hut!

(GRUNTING)

ANNOUNCER: Oh,
Wagner gets slammed!

It almost looks like
one of his linemen
missed a block on purpose.

That's for not showing up.

Hey, that was
a cheap shot!

ANNOUNCER: And now
the Knights are
turning on each other.

If you're an Avalon High fan,
this is tough to watch.

Is Mordred making them
act like this?

No, I don't think so.
I think this is real.

The Knights need to
pull it together
at halftime,

or their season's over.

Not now, Jen.

Will.

Will, I'm sorry, man.

It's all my fault.
I didn't know
how to tell you.

You made a fool
out of me, Lance.

I know.
I did it all wrong.

I don't want to lose you
as my best friend.

We're like the Knights
of the Round Table.

We're brothers.

I'll break up with her.
Don't.

You don't mean that.

Truth is, Jen and I
haven't been close
for a long time.

If you guys are happy,
I'm okay with that.

So, we cool?

We're cool.

Hey, Coach?
COACH: Yeah?

Can I say something?

Yeah. Go ahead.

Come on, boys,
get it in.
Come on!

Guys,

I know that for a while
we lost our way as a team,

but we can get it back.

All we have to do
is remember what
victory felt like,

remember what triumph
meant to all of us.
Remember who we were.

'Cause we're that
same team now.

And if we believe that,
nothing can stop us
on our way to glory!

So, who are we?

ALL: Knights, united,
will never be divided!
Knights!

Come on!
Let's go get 'em!

(ALL WHOOPING)

Will, please forgive me, I...
It's okay, Jen.

ANNOUNCER:
And with the Dragons
leading 27-nothing,

here come the Knights,
hoping to mount
an improbable comeback.

Hey, Allie.

Thanks again for
what you said before.

You really helped me
inspire the guys.

Yeah, okay. Listen.
Oh, man, I forgot my helmet.

I'll see you after
the game. I promise.

We have a lot
to talk about.

But we have a lot
to talk about now!

ANNOUNCER: The Dragons
have never lost this season

when they were ahead
at the half.

Great.

CHEERLEADERS:
Fight, fight, fight!
Fight, fight, fight!

Hey, Allie,
where's Will?

He just went to
go get his helmet.

People are asking
where he is.
He's got to get out here.

Everyone thinks
he's losing it.

It's all my fault.
Pretty much.

All right, okay.
We'll go find him.
We'll go find him!

Yeah, and meanwhile,
try not to lose the game.

No sign of Will
in there.

I need you to concentrate.
Just tell me where he is.

I told you,
I can't just make
it happen on demand.

Yes, you can, Miles.
I know you can do it.

It hurts, Allie.

I know.

(GROANS)

He's in the school theater.

With Marco.

(FAINT GROANING)

Marco, where's Will?

(WILL GROANING)
(THUDDING)

Will!

Allie!

What has Marco
done to you?

Marco?

He was trying
to warn me.

No, Marco is Mordred.
He's trying to destroy you

before you figure out
who you really are.

What?

ALLIE: What I told you
tonight, it's not a metaphor.

Your destiny is
to change the world.

You are King Arthur.

You should listen
to Allie, Mr. Wagner.

Mr. Moore?

She's absolutely right,
about everything.

Except for
one small detail.

Marco...
(GROANS)

Marco's not Mordred.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

I am.

No, it's not possible.
You can't be.

Ta-da! Surprise ending.

(SCREAMS)

(CRASHING)

(GROANING SOFTLY)

That was really cool.

You okay, Will?

Yeah, I think so.

Wait. This doesn't
make any sense.

You've been trying
to destroy Will.

No, I've been
protecting him.

Look, my father was in
the Order of the Bear,

and when he died,
I swore to continue on.

What about
all the terrible things
you did?

MARCO: I needed
to get Mr. Moore,
Mordred, to trust me.

Allie, you were right.
Will is Arthur
and Miles is Merlin.

I am? Really?

Cool.

MARCO: I want you
to know that treating
you guys the way I did

was the hardest thing
I've ever had to do.

But I only did it to
keep you away from Will
and out of danger.

Sorry for all the things
I did to you.

What are you
talking about?

Okay, let's just...
Let's get out of here.

MOORE: Enough!

(GROANING)

I was just going to try
to destroy you, Arthur,

by simply crushing
your spirit,

but I can see now that
I'm going to have to
take care of you,

all of you,
the old-fashioned way.

Starting with this pest!

Don't touch her!

(GROANING)

Come on, Allie.

I guess I won't be
getting that A.

(GROANING)

Stay away from him!

(LAUGHING)

Do you really think
a silly toy sword
is going to stop me?

(STAMMERING)
What's happening?

Any sword in the hands of
Arthur becomes Excalibur.

No.

It's not possible.

It was you all along, Allie.
You're King Arthur.

I...

I am?

I am.

I am King Arthur!

Allie! Behind you!

(HORSES WHINNYING)

Ah!

(GASPS)

MOORE: Impossible!

I thought maybe you could
be the Lady of the Lake.
Maybe.

But King Arthur?

King Arthur
can't be a girl!

And yet, here we are.

(SNARLING)

(ROARING)

Ah!

Miles! His staff!

It's yours!

To the owner the staff
return! The evil hand
that holds it, burn!

(SCREAMS)

ALLIE: Take it!

Whoa. Being Merlin rules!

(MOORE ROARING)

Don't even think about it.

Hey! It's after hours.
No one's supposed
to be in here.

Officer! Arrest that girl.
She brought a weapon
to school.

Threatened the life
of a school teacher.

Good luck saving
the world from juvie,
Your Highness.

I'm sorry, sir,
are you saying this girl
was threatening you with

a plastic sword?

No, no, you oaf!
With a real sword.
This...

All right, no.
This is a plastic sword,
but it was a real sword.

'Cause she held it
and it became...
Whoosh! Excalibur!

Because she is
King Arthur! And...

Look, who's
the teacher here?

We just came in to get
some fake armor for the
school mascot, Officer.

Yeah, I have no idea
what Mr. Moore is
talking about.

And I'm
a National Merit Scholar.
I don't kidnap teachers.

I suck up to them.

Wagner, shouldn't you
be on the field?

Yes, sir. I should be.
(CHUCKLES)

Get out there
and get us to State.

We really need to talk.

Yeah. Later. Right now,
you have a game to win.
Go!

OFFICER: Okay, okay,
come on.

(GRUNTING) No! No!
Okay, buddy.

The Captain's gonna
love this nutbar.

(LAUGHING)

No! No, King Arthur
cannot be allowed
to live on!

I have to destroy her!
It's my destiny!
It's my destiny!

We did it.
We stopped Mordred.

Oh, no. I just thought
of something.

What?

What if this is just
another one of my crazy
King Arthur dreams,

and in two minutes,
I wake up in my bedroom?

It's not a dream, Allie.
You're King Arthur.

And I'm Merlin.
Check this out.
(GIGGLES)

(LAUGHS)

Cool, huh?

Let's get out of here.

Wait.

Thank you, Your Highness.

(LAUGHS)
Oh, wow, that's...

Yeah, the bowing's
going to take
some getting used to.

ANNOUNCER: It's time-out
for the Knights

as Will Wagner comes back
in as quarterback,

trailing with just
12 seconds on the clock.

Ready! Blast!
26, on one.

CHEERLEADERS: Fight!
That's right! Come on,
team, let's fight!

Hey there.
Hey!

(CHUCKLES) Cool pen.

Thanks!

Cool hair.

Thanks.

Bye.

(WHOOPING) Go, Will!

I don't understand it.
The eclipse came and went,

and no Arthur,
no Mordred,
no great battle.

I told you not to
get your hopes up.

But I was so sure
it was Will.

I know. You even had
me believing it
for a second there.

I guess we'll never
find Arthur.

CHEERLEADER:
Five, six, seven, eight.

ALL: Touchdown, touchdown,
we want a touchdown!

Ready!

Down!

Set! Hut!

ANNOUNCER: Wagner
drops back, fakes left,
and he's running it!

Here comes a tackle,
and oh, my!

Wagner just hurdled
right over him!

Look at that speed!

And yes, no one
can touch Wagner now.

He's going to do it!
Touchdown, Knights!

(CROWD CHEERING)

Yeah!

They defeated
the Dragons, 36-35.
They're going to State!

Yeah!
Yeah!

(WHOOPS)

We're going to State!

Knights! Knights!
Knights!

They're treating him
like he's King Arthur.
They have no idea.

It's okay. I feel like
I'm up there with him.

(ALL CHEERING)

Quick, Allie,
lip gloss!

Why...

Wait.

If you're
the reincarnation
of King Arthur,

what does that make me?

My knight in
shining armor.

Hey, Marco.
Come eat with us.