All language subtitles for gua-magnum.1980.s07e11-1080p

You said
she was in the bathroom.

She was...
She's not in there!

HIGGINS:
It's a kidnapping.

| never should have let them
come here!

We'll find her.

You couldn't
knock me out of the air,

so is that when you decided
to kidnap my little girl?

People take children
for all kinds of reasons.

Not all of them
are money.

(BEEPING)
We're losing
the signal.

They're trying
to draw you away.

DONNA: Then we're gonna go
in your dad's helicopter
and fly you all over... Hi.

Fly you all over,
and then we're gonna go
have a luau.

MELODY: What is a luau?

Oh, it's a picnic at night,
and they roast a pig.
It's great.

Ooh, those little pigs
with curly tails?

(BOTH LAUGHING)

It'll be great.
You'll love it. You'll see
the Hawaiian dancers...

Oops! Excuse us.

MAGNUM: Not big enough?
You can read it
from a mile away!

Hey, they're
gonna love it.

You know, there's no place
for a banner like this
at my place.

| mean, this is
a much better place
to have a party.

There's more room
for the kids to play.

Come on.

Where's my dad?

He'll be here soon.
You Know, our plane
was a little early.

Oh.

(WHISPERING)
| have to use
the bathroom!

Oh. Okay, here.
Why don't you
go on in there?

Bryant, you stay
with her,

and I'll get
the luggage, okay?
Okay.

The barbecue alone
would take up
half my balcony.

Wait until they see
the tidal pool.
They are going to love it!

Robin's Nest
is the perfect place
for kids.

| mean, it was like
it was built for 'em.

Well, maybe not on the inside,
but out here on the grounds
where nothing can get broken?

| mean, it's just
absolutely perfect!

You don't have
to convince me.

| always thought
it was a good idea
to have the party here.

Oh.

| guess | was just
practicing my speech
for Higgins.

Come on, Rick!
What's going on?

They got me on hold.

That's what you said
five minutes ago.

Yes! Flight 460!

Relax.
Look, their plane's not due
for another hour.

It's already
on the ground?

What?

Tail wind.

Leis... Leis...
Where are the leis?

Front seat,
where you put 'em.

Can't believe
I'm gonna be late.

They're with
your friend Donna!
They'll be fine!

Bryant, where's Melody?

She's still
in the bathroom.
She's still in the bath...

Hold this.
Let me go get her.

Melody?

Melody?

WOMAN ON PA:
Your attention, please.

For those destined
to downtown Honolulu
and Waikiki,

the Wiki-Wiki bus will depart
from the South Terminal exit
in ten minutes.

DONNA: | don't know
what happened.

| went to get the luggage
while she waited.

| came back,
and she wasn't there.

GUARD: We have
a little lost girl.
Black, 10 years old,

approximately 47 inches tall,

wearing a gray dress
and a yellow ribbon
in her hair.

DONNA: | could have
let the luggage wait.

ESTIN: Did you happen
to notice anyone on the plane
or in the terminal

who seemed overly
interested in Melody?

No, | didn't notice
anybody like that.

It got busy, and |...

| couldn't keep an eye
on them.

| mean, | had to...

| had to serve
the in-flight meal.
| was working.

Nobody bothered us.

Well, I'll put out
the report.

If you happen to remember
anything else,

however insignificant...

I'll have a car
take you home.

| can't just sit at home
and wait.

Call the airline.
Tell them you'll make
the turnaround.

No, | can't!
Yes, you can.

It'll take your mind
off of all this.
Keep busy.

Weill find her.
| promise.

I'm calling you
the minute | get to LAX.

ESTIN: John,
bring the car around

to take Miss Phillips
to the airport.

Yes, sir.

Thank you.

Would you like
a soda pop
or something?

There's a machine
in the lunchroom.
No, thanks.

Bryant, | think Agent Estin
wants you to...
| want to stay here.

She's my kid sister.

You already have men out
looking for her, right?

There are people
on the case.

Well, what can we do
that we're not doing?

To be perfectly honest
with you,

the best thing
we can do right now
is wait.

Oh, no.
That's not good enough.

The best thing
that can happen right now
is a ransom note.

| don't want
to alarm you,

but | think
you should be prepared
for the realities.

People take children
for all kinds of reasons.

Not all of them
are money.

There is
one other possibility
we have to consider.

Problems at home.

Maybe Melody'd
been misbehaving lately,
and was punished.

No, no, no, no.

You're trying to say
that she ran away from home,
and that's not it.

So the best thing you
can do is sit at home
and wait for the call.

Here's my number,
in case you hear
anything.

I'll be in touch with you
if anything turns up.

Oh.

| just thought
I'd seen you somewhere before.

| have that kind of face.
| remind everybody
of someone they once knew.

We'll do everything
we can.

MAGNUM:
When | was six years old,

| was convinced that monsters
lived under my bed,

just waiting for nighttime
to come out and grab me.

| laid awake all night
for weeks,
on guard against my own fear,

until my dad told me
to call the monsters out
and see if they came.

They never did.

Unfortunately, my dad
never had a solution
for the real monsters,

the ones that reach out
and grab you
in broad daylight,

and neither did |.

Hi,

Son.

Bryant?

Bryant, what happened
was not your fault.
| mean, no one's to blame.

Not you, not Donna.

When are you
gonna call Mom?

Well, | tried.
There was no answer.

You did hear me?

| heard you.
Look, | never said
it was your fault, okay?

And besides,
you weren't even there.

But | would've been,
if your plane
just hadn't beat the clock!

Look, | know how hard it is
to stop worrying
about your sister,

even for a minute,

but | just thought
maybe we could shake hands.

Say, "Hi, Son," "Hi, Dad."
Something like that.

We'll find her.
It's a small island.

You can skip the pep talk.
I'm not a little kid anymore.

HIGGINS:
Characterizing you as a child
would be too charitable.

Even the most
undisciplined
street urchin

has some sense of respect
for the rights
and property of others.

Higgins...
But you've gone
beyond the bounds

even of personal
irresponsibility

in extending
your reprehensible behavior
to your friends.

There's nothing irresponsible
or reprehensible about it.

It isn't enough
that you use
my every absence

to launch another bacchanal
at the estate...

It was an aloha party
for T.C.'s kids.
That doesn't excuse the fact...

We never had the party, because
his daughter was abducted.

...Now receives junk mail
and flyers here...

Oh, my God.

Rick and | have been
at the airport all day,

looking for anybody
who might have seen her.

What junk mail and flyers?

There was a letter
in this afternoon's post

addressed to
Theodore Calvin
at Robin's Nest.

There was no postmark
and no return address.

Like a ransom note.

That's gotta be
the ransom note.
What did you do with it?

You threw it away?

You threw it away!
There's no need to keep
repeating that question.

| was quite angry
at the mess you created.

You threw it away!

It's a kidnapping.

Well, at least that gives us
something to work with.

He finally
go to sleep?
Looks that way.

Boy,
I'd forgotten how hard it is
to explain things to kids.

He doesn't understand
why | won't call Estin
about the ransom note.

Well, I'm not sure
| do, either.

We can go through
all your papers

and try and find out
who the kidnappers
are ourselves,

but T.C..,
Estin's a professional.

He might see something
we're missing.
Look, | know.

There's just something
about that guy.

Something
| just can't quite...

Okay.

Uh, | sorted it out
into strong possibilities,
possibilities, and long shots.

| guess we should start with
the strong possibilities.

Here it is.

| knew | had seen
this guy somewhere.

Estin was
the agent in charge.

The kid was only seven.

Why in the world
would you keep this?

Oh...

It was my first
full-page ad...

Look, | don't need
Estin's kind of help.

| will find her
myself,

and I'll get
her back, alive.

Okay.

You're the boss.

(SIGHS)

What keeps bothering me
is why.

Why would anybody
kidnap Melody?

Come on! They told us why.
$300,000 in twenties.

But you don't have
that kind of cash.
Well, not here.

But | can get
my hands on it.

If | sold everything.

Maybe got a bank loan.

But who would know that?

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

And who would know
to contact you at Robin's?

Hello.

HIGGINS: T.C.?
Yeah.

I'm afraid you'd better
come to the estate.

Right away.

Hi, Mom.

Bryant.

Uh, | tried calling you
at home, Tina,
but there was no answer.

That's because Agent Estin
didn't wait as long as you did
to call us.

Hello, Thomas.

Tina.

Thomas Magnum.
Tina and | are...

| know, | Know.

Hello, son.

Hi.

Perhaps you'd like to talk
in the study.

| think you'll find it
more comfortable in there.

Do you work for T.C.?

Hmm?

Oh, no. Um...

Higgins doesn't
work for me.

He doesn't own
this place, Mom.

He doesn't even have
an estate at all.

Or a guest house,
or a private beach,
or tennis courts,

or anything like that.

He doesn't even
have a Ferrari.

Just a house.

Look, | never said
| actually owned
any of those things.

Forget it, T.C.
| don't want to hear it.

Excuse us.

Listen, can we keep this
in the family?

David can hear anything else
you have to say to me.

We're taking Bryant
with us.

No...
T.C., my cousin Evelyn
is letting us stay with her.

Please, let him
stay with me,
like we agreed.

Why don't we let
Bryant decide?

Well, | would like
to stay with him.

We have to find Melody.

But honey, that's what
the police are doing
right now.

And Agent Estin...
They're working
very hard...

You said let him decide.
He decided.

No more debate.
The subject's closed.

Well, | hope you keep
a better eye on Bryant.

| think you better go.

Now.

You call me, you hear?
Okay.

Look, | don't have
a lot of money.

We've had business expenses...

Look, don't worry about it.
I'll get the ransom money
somehow.

You're welcome to stay.
There's plenty of room.

Thank you. We...

We've made other
arrangements.

Very well.

Look, all that stuff
about me owning the estate...

T.C., an explanation
is completely unnecessary.

I'm sorry. I...

It's perfectly understandable
that one might find oneself
in a situation

where, well,
the truth becomes
a trifle embellished.

Like the time your old buddies
from Sandhurst came here,

and you...
There's no need
to go into details.

Let he who has not sinned
cast the first stone.

| shall telephone Switzerland
as soon as banking hours
open there.

| believe we should be able
to withdraw $300,000
from Robin's account.

Wouldn't Robin
have to authorize something
like that personally?

He's inaccessible
at present.

He's with three Swedish models
at the Annapurna Sanctuary
in the Himalayas,

photographing a layout
for his new book.

In any event,
| have complete
power of attorney.

And I'd like to do
anything | can to help.

We all would.

Thanks.

I'd like to get my son home.
It's been a long day.

HIGGINS: No, sir, | will not
be put on hold again.

| have been on bloody hold
since before bloody sunrise!

MAN: | do not know
what sort of banking practices
you are accustomed fo,

but you cannot
just snap your fingers

and expect us to hand over
$300,000 American.

| did not snap my fingers!

| gave you
the proper security codes,

and | expect you
to honor them!

Hold, please.

Ice Pick?

MAGNUM: I'd have liked
to think I'd been clever

in figuring out
why T.C. assumed the role
of lord of Robin's Nest,

but | think
the reason was clear
to anyone who knew him.

He wanted to see his kids,

and he wanted Tina
to feel okay
about sending them.

Tina had also assumed a role:
the strong and stoic ex-wife.

Which was
pretty understandable,
under the circumstances.

And even though Bryant's role

as the guy who doesn't need
anybody because he had to be
the man of the family

was pretty convincing,

| knew his love for his dad
was genuine.

(DOORBELL RINGS)

Any progress?

No, nothing yet.

Thomas?

Hi. Can | talk
to you a minute?

Of course.

Excuse me.
Where are you going?

I've got some phone calls
to make.

He's a little uncomfortable
around T.C.'s friends.

My old friends.

Come in. Sit down.

Tina, | have lunch ready...

Evelyn, Thomas Magnum.

Thomas,
my cousin, Evelyn Perry.

Hello.
Hi.

| can bring the sandwiches
in here.

Not for me, thanks.
I'm not hungry.

You really must eat
something, Tina.

| will, later.

What a lousy reason
to see each other again
after all these years.

| wish I'd kept in touch.
| meant to.

| didn't know
what to say to you, either.

Oh, Thomas, | am so scared.

We'll find her.

When | woke up this morning,

just for a second,
| thought it was '75 again.

T.C. had just come home,

and all the bad stuff
hadn't started yet.

The nightmares,
and the moods...

(STIFLES SOB)

Why am | talking about this?
| mean, | thought | had it
all under control!

| thought | had it behind me.

| never should have let them
come here!

Tina, you couldn't
have known.

| should have!
| should have done something!

You are not
the bad guy here.

And neither is T.C.

Oh, | Know.

I've known that
for a long time.

| just don't know
how to tell him that.

BIG JIM: | know
you ain't paying
a social visit.

And you damn sure
ain't here to throw
some business my way.

Three hundred thousand
dollars.

That's almost
the exact same amount

that the courts made you pay me
when you tried to force me
into the ocean last year.

| don't want to talk to you,
and | don't want you
anywhere around me.

Until you give me instructions
on where to bring
the ransom money, right?

What the hell
are you talking about?

Man, how far would you go
to take my business
away from me?

| mean, you couldn't
knock me out of the air,

so is that when you decided
to kidnap my little girl?

Hey! You want to fling around
accusations like that,
go ahead.

I'll take you on.
Don't you think | won't!

We can wail on each other
all you want to, but it
ain't gonna change the truth.

| didn't kidnap
your little girl.

I'd never do
something like that.

| had to find out.

Tell you what, T.C.,

you find yourself
having to sell
to raise that ransom money,

I'd be more than wiling
to oblige.

Cash
on the barrelhead.

| know | can't pay you
what it's worth,

but | can get the money
pretty fast.

Cash?

HIGGINS: | am simply stating
that a computer malfunction

does not prohibit checking
my authorization codes
manually.

Nor does it interfere
with a telex wire.

MAN: But the computer
is the very reason

we no longer have enough staff
for manual coding.

Then check
the bloody numbers yourself!

There is no need to shout.

There is every need to shout,
Mr. Eberhardt!

| seem to have no other way
to convince you of the urgency
of the situation.

A little girl's life
may be lost

because of feeble excuses
about computer malfunctions!

Are you quite finished?
No!

But your relationship
with Robin Masters’
investment firm will be

if you cannot find a way

to devote your immediate
and undivided attention
to this matter!

I'll do my best.

| sincerely hope it's enough!

He's not?
Do you know where
he can be reached?

No, just tell him
Bryant Calvin called.

They said Agent Estin
won't be back
till tonight.

Hey, T.C.,
we got a lead.

| talked to Ice Pick,
and Thomas here talked...

What's going on?

I'm selling
the business.

Higgins is getting nothing
but a bunch of red tape.

The bank say a loan
would take 90 days.
Well, | ain't got 90 days.

So I'm selling the business
to Big Jim Stotter.

Can |, uh,
talk to you a minute?

You may not need
the ransom.

| think we may know
who the kidnapper is.

Tina's boyfriend,
David Crawford.

You guys can stop whispering.
Melody and |
don't like the guy anyway.

What makes you think
David Crawford's
the kidnapper?

Motive and opportunity.

He borrowed about
a half a million dollars
to get his business started,

and he's overdue
on a big chunk of it.

Which he must have thought
that you were good for,

because everything
that you told Tina,
she believed to be true.

You talked to Tina?

No. | did.

Whoever took Melody
knew how much you were worth,
or at least thought he did.

So | got to wondering
how much Tina told David.

BRYANT: A lot.

She sort of brags about you
to everybody.

About your business
and everything.

| also got to wondering
why he was overdue
on the note,

and | had a friend of mine
at the phone company

to make a list of all
the long-distance calls
from the Perry house

in the last 24 hours.

This number here?
That's a Los Angeles bookie.
He only handles high rollers.

I'm going over there.

Not till we have
solid proof.

Where you gonna get that?
Ice Pick.

Well, not
Ice Pick himself.

A bookie
that he told me about.

Who's Ice Pick?

Who's Ice Pick?
Ice Pick's a friend of mine.
He's from Chicago.

But his real name's
not Ice Pick.

Uh, Rick?
Bernie Cochran.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Bernie the Bookie.

Apparently
he's making a pickup
for this Mainland guy.

And | know
that he's collecting
from Crawford.

We can't wait until then!

We won't have to.
Rick's gonna get Bernie
to show him his books.

And how are you gonna
do that?

Trust me.

Okay. Well, let me know.
MAGNUM: Yep!

We should call Mr. Estin.
He'll get us proof.

No, we are not
calling Estin.

We're going on
with our plan

for you to take
your first and last

(SIGHING)
Island Hopper ride

when | deliver the chopper
to Big Jim Stotter.

No, thanks.
| don't think | want to go
on any helicopter ride.

Look, if you don't want
to give an inch,
that's your decision.

That's fine.

But I'm your father,

and | think a son
should want to spend some time
with his father.

That way, you decide
whether you're gonna be
my friend or my enemy,

at least you'll know
the reason why.

Yeah, well,
while we're out there
spending time together,

Melody's out there
by herself.
Hey!

You think it's easy
for me to sit around

waiting for the next set
of instructions?

| don't want to go
for any helicopter ride
either,

but what | want
is not important.

What is important
is to make sure that
Melody does not get hurt.

You got that?

Oh, hey, bet you guys are here
for the baseball equipment.

| got it all
packed up in the van.

We've been everywhere.
We've looked through
every street.

What are you
talking about?

Me and the guys.
We've been looking
for Melody.

We covered Chinatown,
Little Saigon, Waikiki.

(SIGHS)
We've been combing
the beaches all morning.

| don't know
where else to look.

I'm sorry.
We really let you down.

Oh, no. No.

Hey, man, thanks.

BOY: Sorry, Coach.

Look, | got some
other things to do.

You guys go on
and get the equipment and, uh,

play your game.

But Coach...

Please. That's the best
you can do for me right now.

We'll call you.

After.

T.C.!

Dad?

Sometimes | get,
| don't know,
worried about stuff,

and | guess | kind of act
like a real jerk.

No, you don't.

You just act like someone
who's trying to do
everything for himself.

You don't have
to do that anymore.

| think I'd like
that helicopter ride.

Hey, all right!

I've never been
in a helicopter before.

Sure you have.

You probably don't remember.

| took you and your Momma
when you were just a baby.

Scared her to death,
but you, you just laughed...

| did?
Yeah!

Speaking of laughing,
come here.

All right.

Let me ask you
something.

Are you still ticklish
on your stomach?

Come on, Dad!

Hey, let me ask you.
Have you ever thought
about calling me sometime?

(CAR HORN HONKING)

What's wrong?

Nothing.

| don't have much time,
Higgins. Big Jim's
waiting with the cash.

You no longer need
Big Jim's cash.

And Mr. Masters’ donation
does not require
the sale of your helicopter.

You got it?

It's locked
in the estate vault
at this very moment.

All right!

MAGNUM:
Addendum to role-playing.

Sometimes it can help you
solve cases.

For instance, | always knew
Rick was capable of playing
a variety of roles.

But sometimes it seemed
like he'd watched
too many old movies.

Ice Pick never told me
he had a new pencil jockey.

Chrysler tell Detroit
every time they make
a change?

He's never interfered
with my business before.

And he's not
going to now.

All he needs
is that $300,000 name.

(CLICKS TONGUE)

That's strictly against
my procedures, my man.

I'll give Ice Pick
the message.

Wait.

Don't get
in a hoo-hoo, bro.

If you can't bend a few rules
between friends...

| can't believe that
anybody would think

that they could get into
a bookie for $300,000
and just walk away.

These guys
play for keeps!

| guess amateurs
don't know that.

Yeah, well,
I'm gonna cover
the back.

Oh, you just want
to avoid Tina.

You blame me?
She hates my guts,
and she always has.

She doesn't hate you.

She just thinks
you were a bad influence
on her husband.

So were you.

(DOORBELL RINGS)

Hi, Tina.

Is it Melody?
Did you find her?

No. That's why I'm here.

What do you mean,
"That's why I'm here"?

| figure Melody's kidnapper
can tell us where she is.

Are you...
Are you accusing David...

Where's Evelyn?

(DOOR CLOSING)

(WHIMPERING)

Where is she, Evelyn?
Where's Melody?

| don't have her
anymore!

They do.

EVELYN: | gambled it all
away, Mr. Estin.

Everything Lloyd and | had.

Everything.

| started borrowing
to get more.

And more.

Until finally
| owed $300,000.

When they showed up
to collect,

| didn't have it.

| didn't know
what to do.

Lloyd was going to be
back soon from Guam.

He didn't even know.

| had to do something,

anything,
to get that money.

EVELYN ON TAPE:
After | took Melody,

they came
and took her from me.

They said they didn't need
a middleman.

Now that you know
who they are,
maybe you can find her.

ESTIN: It's unlikely
that the kidnappers will let
the little girl go free.

Even if they do get
their money,

they still can't risk
being identified.

| think that's all for now.

What about the ransom note?
Did he say anything
about that?

(EXHALES)

| didn't tell him
about that.

You didn't tell him?

There's a good reason
for that.

There couldn't be
a good enough reason!

You haven't changed
at all.

You still have to
run the world your own way!

T.C.: Tina!

Tina!

| don't want to hear it!

Yes, | do. Don't go, T.C.

Please.

What's with us?

Is there some sort of
unwritten rule

that says we have to argue
every time we get together?

Even at atime
like this?

| am tired of arguing.
| am tired
of living in the past.

| am tired
of blaming each other
for what went wrong.

Not everybody
gets to run away
from their past.

Escape to a tropical island
and start all over again.

Come on,
you act as though
| had a choice.

| did what | had to do.

For all of us.

| can't go
through this alone.

You're not alone.

But if you want someone
to help you, you're gonna
have to trust them.

A little.

| can do that.

Trust me?

A little.

No more arguing?

No more blaming each other.
No more living in the past.

Whew!

(SIGHS)

| guess we've just
negotiated a cease-fire.

MAGNUM: T.C.! Phone!

Kapiolani Park
at noon.

They said to send somebody
to the Sea Palms Hotel.

Room 401.

These guys
know what they're doing,

and it's gonna
take all of us
to beat their setup.

| wish we could use
your chopper, but I'm afraid
they'll recognize it.

Not if it's not
my chopper.

Big Jim,
do you read me?

| read you, T.C.
Loud and clear.

Just let me know
when they make a move.

How about you,
Thomas?

You at the Sea Palms
Hotel yet?

I'll call you back
when I'm in the room.

$300,000, in twenties.

Thanks, Higgins.

It won't be
out of sight
for long.

This little baby's gonna get
Robin's 300 G's back
safe and sound.

| can see her, T.C.
She looks okay.

T.C.: Thank God.

And | can see today's paper,
just like they said.

Can you tell
where she is?

She could be anywhere.
They're still promising
to give us her location.

All right,
I'm on my way.

Good luck.

(BEEPING)

Contact.

I'm reading him.

He doesn't have the bag.

Let's go.

We're leaving
the park area.

We're staying close
to the attaché case.

BIG JIM:
I'm sticking with you.

Still no word
on Melody's location.

I've got him in sight.

Hang back a little.
Don't spook him.

(TRACKING DEVICE BEEPING)

Which car
do we follow?
It's dealer's choice.

T.C.: Take the car
on the left. We should stick
with the Continental.

Guys, we're losing
the signal.

HIGGINS:
We're following
the wrong car!

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Yeah?

MAN: 17501 Aliikoa, Waikiki.

Aliikoa, Waikiki.

17507 Allikoa.

The other car
was moving
in that direction.

BIG JIM:
Go on to Waikiki, T.C.

I'll stay
with the money Car.

Wait a minute, T.C.
Turn around and come back.

They're trying
to draw you away.
She's not in Waikiki.

T.C.: How do you know?

There's a reflection
in a picture.
| can see this hotel.

She's right across the street!

T.C.: We're on our way.

T.C., I'm gonna try
and cut 'em off.

T.C.: Go for it, Big Jim.
We'll back you up.

BIG JIM: It's high time
we did business our way.

(TIRES SQUEALING)

Yeah!

MAGNUM: T.C.!

MELODY: Hi, Daddy.

You all right?

You all right?
Yes.

Yes.

Yeah!

Yeah!

Yeah!

Thanks, Jim.

About the car,
Higgins,

I'm sure
Robin will understand
when you explain it to him.

It's early,
but I'm going home
to have a drink.

The sun
has got to be setting
somewhere in the world.

Can | ask you
a question, Thomas?

Sure.

Where did you guys
get all that spy stuff?

Those radios,
and that radar thing?

Well, Robin Masters
is a man of many tastes,

and even more toys.

Look, uh,

I'm sorry | jumped
to the wrong conclusions
about David.

You don't have to
say another word.

David and |, well...

He's gone home.

Said he'd be all moved out
by the time | got back.

| think | always knew
we weren't going to be
permanent.

Just like the cease-fire
T.C. and | agreed to.

Well, maybe that'll
evolve into a truce.

Maybe.

| don't think
the kids would mind.