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Oh, my queen, said the royal sorcerer to Hatshepsut, with this amulet, you and

your descendants are endowed by the goddess Isis with the powers of the

animals and the elements. You will soar as the falcon soars, run with the speed

of gazelles, and command the elements of sky and earth.

Three thousand years later, a young science teacher dug up this lost

treasure and found she was heir to...

The Secrets of Isis. And so, unknown to even her closest friends, Rick Mason and

Renny Carroll, she became a dual person.

Andrea Thomas, teacher.

Oh, mighty Isis.

And Isis, dedicated foe of evil, defender of the weak, champion of truth

and justice.

Good morning, Mrs. Schuster. Good morning.

Mrs. Schuster. Dr.

Blankford. How's Noah this morning?

He's been looking forward to this day since the accident.

He's inside with Rennie.

I hope you've told him that this operation isn't always successful.

I've told him, Dr. Blankford.

As to whether he understands.

Did you win all of these trophies and ribbons?

I used to ride in horse shows a lot. Oh, they're beautiful.

Noah, Dr.

Blanchard's here.

Hello, Noah.

Let's get to those bandages, hmm?

What do you see?

Nothing.

That's a lighter.

I can feel the light on my face.

But I can't see a thing.

I guess I can't go riding anymore.

No, your sight can come back.

Maybe within a few months.

Or maybe never.

Noah, sightless people have become lawyers and doctors. Isn't that right?

Oh, absolutely.

And judges and psychiatrists and research workers.

You can be a great scientist.

You can be anything you want.

But it means hard work.

I'll be back tomorrow.

We'll work it out together.

Real slow now.

Looks like Noah's feeling better about things. Sure does.

You stay here.

Oh, mighty Isis!

Oh,

zephyr winds which blow on high, lift me now so I can fly.

Oh, branches that can freeze, you drop.

Help me now, this force to stop.

Are you all right?

I guess so.

Who are you?

People call me Isis.

Isis.

You sound just like my teacher, Miss Thomas.

Matter of fact.

You know what you're supposed to do after you're thrown.

I'm not getting back on that horse.

You've got to meet your fears head on, or they're going to beat you.

I can't.

Isis. Noah, are you all right?

I'm fine.

How did you get here?

My secret.

Rick, will you please walk Noah and the horse back for me? Of course.

Noah used to be a fine rider to his accident.

I wish we could get him back on that horse.

Maybe it's not the right horse for Noah.

I know that look.

What are you getting at? I know someone who trains horses for the blind.

A seeing-eye horse?

Exactly.

Maybe we can borrow one.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Oh,

what a pretty horse.

Beautiful.

It's a beautiful horse.

I'll get more.

He's got a nice, easy walk, Noah.

Make a slow turn to the left.

And if you should ever drop the rein, then stop.

And he's trained to avoid streets and stop where there's danger, like at

railroad crossings.

What if I should fall off and we get separated?

Go directly to the fence and call him.

Suppose I get lost on him.

He'll come right back to the crowd.

Of course, since he's new here, we'll have to teach him that this is his home.

Come

on,

Noah. Climb on.

Just get in the saddle.

Get the feel of it.

I can't.

We'll let him be for a while.

Honey? There you are.

Good old horse.

There we go. We're going to put this on you now.

You stay here.

I'll get you some oats.

Here, Sonny.

Sonny?

Come on, Sonny.

I got some oats for you.

Come on, where are you?

Come here, Sonny.

Miss Thompson, I don't know how to thank you.

What you're doing for Noah... Oh, Mrs. Schuster, please. Noah is a fine boy.

As for thanking me, well, I'll settle for your apple pie recipe.

It's my pleasure.

Now, if you'll go find Noah, I'll get the dinner and the pie on the table. On

my way.

If you don't know the way home, I'm taking you home.

Now, all we gotta do is find that path.

I don't see him.

We better split up and circle the ranch. We'll meet on the far side.

What is it, Sonny?

Smoke.

Coming down from the barn.

Help me, Sonny.

I can't walk.

You want me to ride you?

I'm afraid.

You've got to meet your fears head on, or they're going to beat you.

Sonny, where are you?

You're down, Sonny.

You trying to help me?

Okay, let's go, Sonny.

Is it, sir?

Oh, mighty clouds, please send your rain to quickly fall and quench the flame.

Are the horses safe?

They're all right in the corral. Now wait here for your mother.

You're very brave, Noah. But please, never, never go into a burning building

again.

Promise me?

I promise.

And Sonny did all that?

He really saved me. You know, he really is a thing, I would.

And Noah's forgetting to tell you that he rode Sonny all the way back here to

give the alarm.

And then that rain coming just at the right time.

Almost makes you believe in miracles.

Or ISIS.

That should keep your seeing-eye horse where he belongs.

Sonny getting out was the best thing that ever happened to me.

Besides meeting ISIS, that is.

Looks like Ted has found a friend.