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I got a terrific surprise for you. Mrs. Gordon is coming by to discuss some

business with me and she's bringing Kathy with her.

That's nice.

Well, you don't seem too happy about it. Is something wrong?

No, and I don't want to talk about it.

Arnold, what happened in school?

Did you get a bad grade?

Worse. Did somebody steal your lunch?

Worse. I got a part in my class play.

It's about Abraham Lincoln.

Well, what's so terrible about that?

I gotta be Lincoln.

Hey, that's a switch.

A black Abe Lincoln.

That's nothing.

John Wilkes Booth is Chinese.

And most of the slaves are white.

Well, what are you unhappy about? You must be good if the teacher picked you

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She didn't pick me.

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You got the part, didn't you? And you're going to be great.

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Because you're not going to be the one up there on stage with all those people

staring at you. Just sitting there waiting for you to throw up.

Arnold, you're going to be just fine.

You kidding?

If I stand up in class just to give a book report, I shake so hard the kids

me Charo.

Think of it this way, Arnold.

What's the worst that can happen?

I can make a complete jerk of myself in front of all my friends.

I mean, besides that.

Look, Arnold, lots of us feel nervous if we have to get up in front of a group

of people.

That's natural.

What bothers me most is having the main part.

If I goof up, I ruin it for everybody.

Look, Arnold, if it makes you uptight, don't do it. But I want to be Abe

Lincoln. Then do it. But I'm scared.

Then don't do it. But I want to.

And get whiplash.

Arnold, of course, you'll make your own decision.

But remember this.

It never helps to run away from fear.

How about if I just tiptoe away?

I'll get it.

Here they are. Hi, Kathy. Hi, Dorothy. Hello, hello. Come on in.

Hello, Kathy.

Thanks for coming over. Oh, I brought those listings on the properties we

discussed. Hey, Arnold, how about a ride on a Jackson Expressway? You got it.

Hold on tight.

Don't go for 55.

Well, Arnold, you're good news.

Oh, yeah.

You lucky devil.

Next semester, guess what terrific kid in a wheelchair will be going to your

school. You? All right!

Oh, hey, that's marvelous, Kathy. I'm happy to say they're finally putting in

ramps and elevators at Arnold's school.

Hey, that's great.

That's about time.

Well, let's get a look at these listings. Will you excuse us, kids?

Isn't that terrific, Kathy?

Now you'll get to see Arnold every day.

Yeah. We can have recess together.

Right. We can have lunch together.

Right. We can even do our homework together.

Don't press your luck.

Hey, Arnold, why don't you tell Kathy about your good news?

Oh, yeah.

I get the chance to make a fool of myself in front of a bunch of people.

Well, you do that all the time.

Thanks.

Arnold's got the lead in his class play, but he doesn't want to do it.

What?

Because I have to wear a stupid costume and memorize a bunch of dumb lines and

waste all my free time rehearsing.

In other words, you're chicken.

That too.

Remember what they say.

When the going gets tough, the tough get going.

But they didn't say in which direction.

Hey, forget it, Kathy. He's not going to want to do it.

What part are you supposed to play on?

If I tell you, you'll make fun of me.

No, I won't.

I'm supposed to be Abraham Lincoln.

Well, you're gonna free the munchkins?

See? I told you you'd make fun of me.

You were right.

Come on, Arnold. You know Kathy was only kidding. Hey, Arnold.

Sure. Do the play, Arnold. You'll be terrific.

You really mean it? Of course I do.

Please, do it for me. If you do... I'll come see it.

You will?

Yeah. And I'll be right in the front row rooting for you. Yeah, come on. I'll do

it. Show them you're not afraid.

Okay.

All right.

Move over, Brando.

Make room for Jackson. Yeah.

Okay, why don't we celebrate with some ice cream?

Hey, that's a good idea.

This calls for a 21 -scoop salute.

All right, follow me. Okay, follow me for now. All right.

Would you like me to bring you some ice cream? Ice cream?

I really should watch my figure.

Eat the ice cream. I'll watch it for you.

They were celebrating. Kathy got Arnold to change his mind. He's all excited

about doing the play now. That's wonderful.

Excuse me. I'll be back in a minute.

Boy, that Kathy's something else. She's very good for Arnold. Well, Arnold is

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A little problem getting Kathy to do something.

Maybe Arnold could help.

Well, I'm sure all you have to do is ask, what is it?

It's about her walking.

Walking?

Kathy walks? Yes, she does.

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The year is 1861, and our nation is at war over the issue of slavery.

One man comes forward to provide leadership in this troubled time. Ladies

gentlemen, the President of the United States.

I think the slaves are in trouble.

I think you look very impressive, Arnold.

And when the play's over, you should consider growing a beard.

Look, you got my vote, Abe. Let's get started, okay?

Not yet. I promised Kathy she could have a sneak preview before the play

tomorrow. Oh, Arnold, look, I've got homework to do. You just call me when

you're ready, okay? Yeah, all right. Same here, Arnold.

All right.

Arnold.

You know, Kathy's mother told me something the other day that's very

What's that?

Kathy can walk with crutches.

She can?

How come she never does?

Well, she doesn't like to.

See, when she's in a wheelchair, she feels very secure.

When she's on her crutches, she feels embarrassed, self -conscious. She's

the kids will laugh at her.

Well, they better not laugh in front of me.

I'll leave a trail of bloody kneecaps around this town.

Well, Arnold, I think what Kathy needs right now is a good friend, not a

You think you could encourage her to try walking with her crutches?

Sure I could, Dad.

By the time I'm through with her, she'll want to run the Boston Marathon.

Thanks, Arnold. I knew I could count on you to help her.

Of course.

You're talking to the guy who ended the Civil War.

Thank you. It's probably Kathy.

Hey,

look at you.

What's going down, Abe?

Step into the Oval Office.

Hi, Kathy. Hi, Phil.

Arnold,

you look just like Abraham Lincoln.

Yeah, except you could use more height and less color.

The kids are going to rehearse while we work. Oh, terrific. Let's go.

Oh, did you have a chance to talk to him?

Yeah.

All right.

I got to go call Kimberlin Willis so they can help me to rehearse or... Hey,

got a better idea.

How about you helping me tonight?

Okay, I'd love to.

Well, here's what you do.

Just open this like that and read all the parts that are underlined. Start

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Terrific, Arnold.

You're going to be the hit of the play. Now I'm going to wheel myself up on that

stage and I'm going to throw flowers at you.

Thanks!

But why wheel up?

Why not walk up on your crutches?

My crutches?

What do you know about my crutches?

Has my mother been blabbing?

What's the difference?

The difference is it's none of your business.

Hey! What are you getting so mad about?

What's wrong with walking up on your crutches? Have you ever tried it?

No. Has anybody ever told you that you look like a reject from the Muppets?

No. Well, that's what they say to me, and sometimes even worse.

Ah, those kids are just a bunch of airheads.

Don't let that stop you.

Don't you ever want to get out of your wheelchair and go to school without any

help? That's the reason they're putting in ramps in elders.

Don't you know anything, dummy?

But, Kathy, what... about the places that don't have ramps. Don't you want to

able to go any place you like without your chair?

When I need your help, I'll ask for it.

Mom!

Mother! But Kathy, all I was trying to do was tell you. Mom! What is it, dear?

want to go home.

What's wrong, honey?

Nothing. What happened, Arnold?

Dad, I just asked her about our crutches and World War III broke out.

Arnold didn't mean any harm, dear.

anymore. And you shouldn't have told him.

Sweetheart. And another thing. About your acting.

What about my acting?

It stinks.

Who'd you talk about, Cassie?

Cassie, that's not very nice.

Yeah. And you said my acting was terrific.

I only said that to make you feel good.

She didn't really mean that, Arnold.

I'm sorry.

I'll talk to you later, Phil.

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Arnold says he's sick and in great pain.

Oh, well, that sounds very serious.

I guess I better call the doctor and ask him to come give him a shot.

It's not that serious.

It's not?

Well, then what is it, Arnold?

I guess it's just something semi -fatal.

Oh, what tough luck.

Getting thick on the day of his play.

Yeah, what a bad break.

I even had a speech ready for the end of the play when I was going to thank all

the little people who helped me make it to the top.

Well, I wouldn't worry, Arnold.

You can still make that speech.

How? If I'm not in the play?

Oh, you're going to be in the play.

You'd send a sick kid into the middle of the Civil War?

Little brother, you're not thick.

You're just upset because of what Kathy said.

Well, when your best friend says your acting stinks, it doesn't exactly fill

with confidence.

Arnold, you know, she really didn't mean it. She only said it because she was

upset.

Arnold.

Arnold.

When you agreed to play that part, you made a commitment.

A lot of people are depending on you.

The teacher, the kids in the play, the audience.

You also made a commitment to yourself.

Now, if you don't go through with it, you'll regret it the rest of your life.

That long?

Okay.

I better get my stovepipe hat and start emancipating.

Well, they should have made me technical advisor on this play. I know all about

Abraham Lincoln. I was here when all this really happened.

That's right, kids.

She's the one that persuaded Lincoln to go to the theater that night.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm Miss Chung, and I'd like to welcome you to PS89.

We hope you'll enjoy yourselves this afternoon.

And now, I'm proud to present our fifth grade class in a wonderful play.

Abe Lincoln, the great emancipator.

The year is

1861, and our nation is at war over the issue of slavery.

One man turns forward to provide leadership in this troubled time.

Ladies and gentlemen...

of the United States.

Four years ago, the score was seven to four in February.

I mean, uh,

four fathers ago, the nation scored.

is a gold dummy.

Ladies and gentlemen, if you'll excuse us for a moment, there seems to be a

small problem.

I think I better go backstage and have a talk with a small problem.

I didn't think he was that relaxed.

I've never seen him that scared before.

I'm just glad he didn't leave a puddle on the stage.

Please come out.

Arnold.

Oh, Arnold, please let go of that radiator. There's nothing to be afraid

not afraid. I'm just cold.

Oh, Mr. Drummond, maybe you can get through him.

Dad, they were laughing at me.

No, they weren't, son. They were laughing with you.

Well, I wasn't laughing.

Look, Arnold, if you just relax, everything will be fine.

Everybody out there wants you to do well. They're all rooting for you.

They want to root Bussum to a football game.

Now, Arnold, everybody's going to call you a quitter.

I can live with that.

Now, Arnold, please let go of the radiator and go back out on the stage.

The show must go on.

Well, it can go on without me.

I'm retiring from show business, turning in my beard.

Miss Chung, would you excuse us for a minute, please?

Of course.

Arnold, everybody is waiting for you. Now, I'm not asking you, I'm telling

Let go of that thing and get your little butt out on the stage.

no chance and no further discussion.

Who's here?

What's going down?

Kathy, what are you doing here?

You invited me, remember?

Where's your mother, Kathy?

Well, she's out front waiting for the gutless wonder to get back out on stage.

Who are you calling a gutless wonder?

The radiator isn't exactly hanging on to you.

She's got you there, Arnold.

Well, she should talk.

Somebody's too afraid to use her crutches in front of other people.

Wrong.

Wrong? What do you mean, Kathy?

Well, I thought about what Arnold said yesterday, and he was right. So I walked

this morning and ran out in public.

You did?

Yeah. Well, how come you didn't call and tell me? She wanted to surprise you,

Arnold. Hello, Phil. Hi, Dorothy.

Take this, Arnold.

Here, help me up, Mom, please.

Okay.

Here we go.

Okay?

Yep.

How about that?

All right!

That is marvelous, Kathy.

Thank you.

Now listen, you turkey.

If I can do it, so can you. Now get out on that stage and knock them dead.

All right.

I will.

Good boy.

Don't go away.

I may be right back.

Good for you, son. Good for you.

Well, how'd he go, Dad?

Yeah, does Arnold still have cold feet?

He did.

But Kathy showed up and gave him a hot foot.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your patience.

And now, once again, we are proud to present...

Lincoln the great emancipator.

The year is 1861 and our nation is at war over the issue of slavery.

One man comes forward to provide leadership in this troubled time.

Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States.

and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation,

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