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Previously, on "Heartland"...

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

I could use 15 more minutes.

You don't got it.

So who's next?

Oh!

He still hasn't called.

- Who? - Who do you think?

Peter.

Have you tried calling him?

No.

I don't want to seem desperate.

You lied to her. You took her mom's money,

and now you won't even fix her hot water heater.

Just keep it up, man. You're never going to get your trailer back.

We were married a lot of years.

We spent our honeymoon right here.

And then, uh... and then after the funeral, I--

I spread her ashes in the river.

It sounds like quite a love affair.

- ♪♪ - I love this song.

Your grandma could sing, that's for sure.

[Jack] It's fine Lou.

I don't have to be perfect.

Just hold still.

I'll be sitting still on a hard bench

for the next two or more hours.

I barely know these people.

Why don't they just elope or something?

[Lisa] Hello!

[door closing]

Oh.

Oh!

Don't you look nice.

And don't you look handsome.

I love your outfit, Lisa.

It's gorgeous.

Paris sales.

Nothing like it.

You ready?

Got the car all washed, warmed up?

[chuckling] Warmed up.

It's-- it's not the middle of winter.

No, I just mean going to a wedding.

Take my car?

What?

My truck can't go to a wedding?

For your information, I just washed and polished it.

I also vacuumed it specially so you

wouldn't get any dirt on that beautiful new suit of yours.

Okay, then.

Your truck it is.

[honking]

[Jack] See ya!

[Lisa] Bye!

Amy!

Amy, have you seen Kramer?

Kramer?

Jake's new cow pony.

He escaped.

For like the 15th time.

He jumped over the paddock fence and took off.

You need to help us find him.

Well, I'm kind of busy with Duke right now.

Amy, this is important!

Well so is this.

This poor horse is grieving.

Grieving?

Yes.

His stablemate died a month or so ago,

and he hasn't gotten over it.

So I'm trying to set him up with Pegasus,

see if they'll be friends.

There's Caleb. He'll help us.

Come on.

Caleb!

Caleb, wait up!

I know.

I've got a treat for you.

You want this?

So you get in Friday?

Are you sure?

Me too.

Okay, bye.

Oh.

Wow.

Paying bills and carrying on a romantic phone

call all at the same time.

That's multitasking at its finest.

So excited.

Peter's coming in this weekend, and we have the whole dude

ranch to ourselves.

So I figured we're going to go for a trail ride,

call up some barbecue.

You really have to watch this whole social director

control freak thing, you know.

Okay.

Just have dinner, and let it go from there.

Yeah, and since when are you the romance guru?

Oh, since I've learned from your mistakes.

Ha-ha.

I'm serious, though.

You don't have to plan every minute.

Okay.

I'm excited to see him, obviously.

But it's been like a month.

And, I don't know.

What if it's awkward?

It won't be.

It'll be great.

Yeah.

[engine problems]

[hissing]

Ah, we need to figure out the schedule.

Figure out which horses you want to take on, which you don't.

Get your priorities straight.

Okay.

Right now my priority is the end-of-school formal.

Ooh.

Yeah, I have not a long time to shop for a dress.

So can I look through your closet?

Yes.

Are you taking Ty?

Yes.

Yeah, I'm actually real excited.

[giggling]

Hey.

Hey.

Uh, where were you?

I was looking for you earlier.

I was just in town getting some stuff.

Some stuff in town.

Did you get a suit?

A suit?

- For the dance. - Oh, no.

But I mean I got loads of time to do that.

So. You only have a week.

It's this Saturday.

Yeah.

Oh, I thought it was next Saturday.

Okay.

Yeah, I'll do it.

"Where were you?"

You "Did you get a suit?"

"Where have you been?"

Now who's the control freak?

Jesus!

Jeez.

Probably the water pump or the thermostat or something.

All right.

I'll call my mechanic.

[dialing]

[alternating tones]

No signal.

Oh, and look at the time.

We're going to miss the ceremony.

I swear this truck knew.

Knew what?

Knew you didn't want to go to this wedding.

So it just up and died.

Oh now my truck's capable of ESP.

Oh, so you're saying you didn't

want to go to the wedding.

Not even denying it.

That's not what I said.

Oh, oh!

Oh, no.

Oh no!

Oh, Jack!

♪♪ [Jenn Grant's Dreamer playing]

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ you sank into your dream ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh... ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

There he is.

Kramer.

I got him.

A-ha.

I'll get him.

Hey.

Hey, Ash.

Hey.

How's the car running?

Fine.

The roof.

Is it still leaking?

Yep.

I could come over Saturday night and fix it.

Mm, not doable.

It's the formal Saturday night.

Big date.

I wonder who she's going with.

Poor Poor sucker.

What happened?

Did you miss the wedding?

[groaning] Yes, certainly we did.

Well we can still make the reception.

With this?

By the time I get home and change it will be over.

It was a luncheon.

Oh, did you just eat charcoal there?

You put a mark right there.

If you can see through all the rust.

[Jack] Thanks.

- Well that's pretty. - Oh.

Thanks. It's loose.

I'm borrowing it for the formal.

It could use a little shortening.

I told you.

Forget it.

Thanks, Jack.

Ty.

You take a look at this.

The guy at the garage gave it a clean bill

of health just the other day, and now

it's overheating I think.

Just shoot it, Jack.

Put it out of its misery.

My sentiments exactly.

Lis, I'm sorry.

[closing car door]

I have to find a date for the formal.

Why?

I thought you said you didn't want to go.

I don't.

But I told Caleb that I have a date.

Why would you do that?

Because he wanted to come over on Saturday night,

and I wanted to be busy.

Or at least make him think I was.

That's so cute.

You do care.

Hey, can you ask your mom to advance me a few weeks salary

so that I can buy a dress?

You have a closet full of dresses.

Yeah, but I've warn them all.

Okay.

I do have closets full of dresses.

But they're at my mom's house.

And I do not want to go there.

All right.

Aren't you forgetting you need more than a dress?

It's called a date.

[door closing]

Like that's going to be a problem.

Hi.

Hey.

I'm Ashley, and I will be your server today.

Is there anything I can get you? Anything at all?

Hey. [banging head]

Oh. Sorry.

Can you be honest with me?

Are-- are you looking forward to this dance?

Because we don't have to go if you don't want to.

- Right. - No, I mean it.

That's your end-of-school dance, Amy.

Of course you should go.

Well, yeah, of course I should go.

But you're not answering my question.

What was your question?

[engine starting]

Ty, do you want to go?

Yes!

I rock!

[engine quits]

Oh, no.

Ty?

Yeah.

So do you?

Yeah.

Yes.

Of course I do.

Okay.

Oh my God, Grandpa.

No one keeps a truck that long.

Oh yeah you do if it still runs.

[engine starting]

See?

[chuckling] Good as new.

[laughing] Good for you, man!

Take her for a spin, and charge up the battery.

It's not the battery, Jack.

It's everything else under the hood.

Your truck is dying a slow and horrible death.

Oh the hell it is.

[engine starting]

Ask her.

I know you're real busy, Amy, but can

you possibly find time in your schedule to work with Kramer?

Maybe help him understand that it

isn't such a good idea to jump fences

and run away all the time.

You have to, Amy.

Jake's parents are threatening to sell Kramer

if he doesn't stop escaping.

[sigh]

Kramer.

You're a good looking boy, aren't cha?

Okay.

You see how his ears are wide at the base on the top?

That means that he's got loads of energy,

and will seize the moment given the chance.

Yeah.

To escape.

[chuckling]

Hey, Duke.

Huh.

You like him, don't you?

Good boy.

Here you go.

You know, that is the first horse

that Duke has paid any attention to since he's been here.

He might be just the thing to coax

Duke out of his little mood.

You think?

Yeah.

How about I agree to take on your fence jumper?

But I--

I can't afford to pay you much. Oh.

You know what? Forget it.

He's helped me out with Duke anyway.

So no pay is necessary.

[hawk calling]

Grandpa, I know you love your truck.

You have to admit, it's been letting you down lately--

and costing you a fortune.

We're just saying maybe it's time--

- to trade it in--

while you can still drive it to the dealership.

Look, before you guys make the big mistake of thinking

this is your decision to make and not mine,

how about some dessert?

Jack, you've got to face facts.

Why don't you come into town with me tomorrow and just

look at some new trucks?

Yeah.

Just look, right?

There's no harm in looking. Yeah.

No one's saying you have to buy anything, Grandpa.

I guess that was a baby step in the right direction.

I'll believe it when I see it.

So, Hudson High formal.

Yeah.

Amy's really excited.

She's really looking forward to it.

I know.

Uh.

What?

The thing is, the dance, I'm not so sure that I--

ah, forget it.

- What? - Nah.

It's nothing. It's just stupid.

Here.

No.

What's wrong?

Well there is a few things.

But.

Like what?

Like I can't dance.

You've come to the right girl.

Thanks.

I gotcha.

This little honey, very popular with the ranchers.

It's practical, and it's solid.

Yeah, well, it's the worst color I ever saw.

Jack, it comes in other colors.

Jeez.

Is this the price or the serial number?

That's the base price, yes.

Base price?

Well I should get a whole fleet of trucks for that price.

Okay, Jack.

Listen.

My dad ran this lot for a lot of years.

And I know you and him go way back.

So I think I got a truck that I know you're going to love.

And it's a great deal.

So it's a demo.

And the new models are coming in.

So I can let you have it for a really great price.

There you go.

Ha!

That's your really great price?

Ah, but we can talk.

I'll think about it.

Okay.

What is the matter?

Rule number one, you can not make a deal first time around.

You've got these sales guys nervous about their commission.

This has nothing to do with keeping a salesman nervous.

You simply don't want to buy a new truck--

even though this one does nothing but frustrate you.

What is it about this truck that you can't bear to part with?

He ate all his food this morning.

That's a first.

He found a new best friend.

I've found out why.

I called the owners, and it turns out

that his old best friend was a black and white paint

just like Kramer.

Oh, that's so weird.

Well it makes sense, right?

Hey!

Where are you going?

I'll be back soon.

Is there something going on with Ty?

How would I know?

Well because you usually know everything.

What I do know is Ashley is going to the formal.

And her date is really cute and really rich.

He goes to some private school, frat boy.

[snickers] Frat boy.

I know if you had any guts you'd have asked her first,

and she would have said, yes.

I admit it boggles the mind, but she would have.

How do you know that, huh?

A woman knows.

Now look at this one.

We got leather seats, air conditioning, GPS--

jukebox player.

Like I'd ever use that.

Well I'll use it, Jack.

Like I'd ever let you drive it.

So Grandpa.

"So Grandpa" what?

So if you're already possessive about who gets

to drive it, you might actually be considering [inaudible],

right?

No.

Well, I think you're making the right decision.

There is no decision.

Come on, Grandpa.

I mean it's about time we sprung for a new truck.

What if-- what if Amy and I were driving the other one,

and it stalled out in the middle of nowhere?

Yes.

In the middle of the night, with coyotes howling.

Yeah.

And grizzly bears circling around.

I'm going to bed.

[chuckling]

Well I think progress has been made here.

You wanna watch a movie?

I'm pretty wiped tonight.

Come on.

I got to get some sleep.

I'll see you in the morning.

[chuckles] Goodnight, Lou.

Goodnight.

Well.

And where are you going?

Dude ranch. Gotta lock up.

Okay.

You've got to loosen up.

Okay.

One, two, three.

One-- look up.

Slide your feet. Take little steps.

That way you're less likely-- ow-- to step on my toe.

- Sorry. - No, it's okay.

Look-- listen, I'm sorry. This isn't going to work.

It's a bit more complicated.

It's really not complicated.

It's not.

It's just one, two, three.

What?

It's a school dance.

I'm what?

How many years older than anyone else there?

I-- me and high school, that's just-- that's not a good thing.

And-- what if I embarrass the hell out of Amy?

I don't want to ruin it for her.

I want this to be a good night.

I want--

Ty.

In case you haven't noticed my sister adores you.

You're not going to ruin it for her, okay?

And You guys have something so great, so simple.

I-- I wish I could have what you guys have.

I'm jealous.

Okay.

Don't worry.

Come on.

Let's try it again. Ah.

Come on!

Okay, okay, okay.

Okay.

One, two, three, one--

You know what?

I'm sorry.

I can't do this.

Yes, you can.

Thanks, but it's not going to work.

Ty.

e, I've never had a car loan in my life.

I'm a little nervous about the whole idea.

We'll have a coffee and talk about it.

I'm glad you came to see me.

Yeah.

You've got nothing to worry about.

Yeah!

I know you're a cash on the line kind of guy.

But most people do get a loan when they buy a vehicle.

You need a truck, right?

Apparently.

And you have a decent down payment.

Oh, yeah.

And you can't deny you've got some pretty

good years out of your old one.

Yeah.

So if you think it's time for a change,

I'm sure we can work something out

that you'll be comfortable with.

You made the right decision, Jack.

You got a sweet deal with the $1,000 you got

for your old truck on trade in.

Sweet deal, sure.

It's worth a hell of a lot more than that.

Oh, he's just going to turn around and sell

it for three times as much.

No way.

We're not making cent on that thing.

It's going to truck heaven.

New beginnings.

That's pretty cool, Jack.

[laughing] This is awesome!

Oh, Lou, it even smells like new car.

[inhaling deeply]

Grandpa this is great.

Good for you.

You drove a very hard bargain.

You would have been impressed.

Didn't you?

No scratches.

Hey.

So Grandpa's had that truck for what?

Four days?

And he finally let me drive it.

I had to pry the keys out of his hands.

Ty, it is so cool.

That stereo, awesome.

I was thinking maybe you could ask

him to borrow it for the dance.

Um, look Amy.

I'm not so sure it's such a good idea.

Ty! Ty, it'll be great.

You just ask him, right?

What's the worst that can happen?

He'll say no.

Do you think maybe you could help me take the horses out?

Um, I can't.

I've got some stuff to do.

Like what?

I, uh, got to pick up my suit.

Oh.

Okay.

Can't wait to see you in it.

I'll see you.

Oh.

Amy changed the damn seat settings.

I can't get it back to where I want it.

Jack, don't touch it.

Let me.

I got it.

Well, that's not it.

So I'll take a nap again.

How's that?

Well I need more leg room.

How could these seats be any harder?

The headrest knocked my hat clean off.

You'll get used to it, Jack.

It's good to try new things.

Well you're one to talk.

Your truck's older than mine was.

Well it's different.

Well how is that different?

- Mine's a classic. - And mine wasn't?

[engine starting]

Mine still runs.

Caleb!

Look.

That trailer?

It's in my best interest to fix it, since it is

still, after all, my trailer.

If the roof keeps leaking, it's going to rot the floor.

Well it's too late.

I've already bought carpeting to cover the holes

that were already there.

Oh, remind me to send you the bill.

Fine.

But I'm fixing it tomorrow night,

and it's even better if you're out.

Hmm, that's not going to work.

I mean, what if I want to bring a friend back, you know?

After the dance.

If you're trying to make me jealous,

Ashley, it's not going to work.

I could care less if you're jealous.

I'm not jealous!

Bottom line-- I want my trailer back

with or without a leaky roof.

The sooner you're out, the better.

Well, I'm not going anywhere.

Why are they separated?

Well Duke's actually starting to socialize with other horses,

now. So I'm encouraging it.

What about Kramer's crazy habit?

Well, he's actually been totally

friends since he's been here.

Maybe it was just a phase he was going through.

[whinnying]

[gasp]

There.

That's what he does.

That was-- he's a natural born jumper.

That was amazing!

How is that beautiful new truck of yours?

Know what I think we should do?

I think we should take it on a road trip.

I hear there's a brand new restaurant up near Lake Louise

that's getting rave reviews.

What do you think about that?

What's wrong?

Well, nothing's wrong.

The truck. I hate the truck.

I hate the way it feels.

I hate that a computer controls every damn thing in it.

I hate that I can't feel any bumps in the road.

No bumps is supposed to be a good thing.

It's supposed to be a truck, not a damn hearse.

A hearse?

They can keep their smooth ride.

It's not like you didn't test drive it.

It

You can't tell anything on a test drive.

The sales guy's sitting right there next

to me yapping the whole time.

It all happened too fast.

It didn't happen that fast.

Not to mention all the pressure I got from--

From who?

From me?

You got pressure from me? Yes.

I got pressure from you.

And I got pressure from everybody else.

I guess we were pressuring you.

But Jack, you know what?

The old truck was done.

You had to do something.

I mean take this truck out on the road,

drive it, and give it a chance.

Well, that's a damn good idea.

Where are you going?

Fishing cabin.

I need some fresh air.

It's sad, that's what it is.

It's their first real fight.

Well, Jack's stubborn.

If he doesn't want to do something,

he's going to make everyone else's life miserable.

Well most men don't like change.

You know, I don't know why we put up with you.

We'd be better off without them.

Max!

[inaudible]

[Ty] Hey, Peter.

Peter.

Hey.

[kissing]

Yep.

She'd be better off without them.

Um, I"m kind of surprised Grandpa isn't back yet.

I guess he just needed to get away.

So your new suit.

Can I see it?

Not now.

Why not?

Oh I--

I gotta go out.

You're always going out.

Talk about Grandpa not wanting to do something,

and making life miserable.

What's that supposed to mean?

The dance.

You don't want to go to the dance.

Amy, I--

You've been avoiding talking about it all week,

and on top of that you've been bailing on me.

I've just had some stuff to do?

That's-- What stuff?

You know, stuff. I--

You just-- you make me really mad sometimes.

Amy, look.

[phone ringing]

Hey, Lisa.

No, he's still not back, yet.

Yeah. Yeah.

Come on over.

I'm feeling a bit ditched myself.

- Do you want some wine? - Sure.

Hey, so here's the plan.

I was thinking we could barbecue some steaks,

and then go for a moonlight canoe ride.

Sure.

If you don't want to go for a canoe ride,

we could just chill out on the dock.

Or hey, I've got Scrabble. Do you play Scrabble?

I forgot--

Sure.

Scrabble's fine.

I think I have it. [knocking]

[dog moans]

Ah, just one second.

Hey, Lou.

So I changed my mind.

I-- I think we need to do this.

Aye.

Hey, uh-- sorry, this is a bad time, right?

I'll--

No-- no.

It's a good time.

Good time for what?

Uh, my dance lesson.

Dance lesson.

Yeah.

I should never been the one to suggest

that Jack get a new truck.

I certainly shouldn't have dragged him to the dealership.

Well I should have never pushed

Ty so hard about the dance.

I mean it pretty much turned him off the whole thing.

You know, I should've waited until that old truck broke

down, and he was stranded by himself,

and he would have come to the conclusion on his own.

But why does he have to be disappearing

all the time all mysterious?

Why did he have to take off?

We could have just discussed it.

Boys make me so crazy.

They're just so--

[together] --stubborn!

Yes, they are.

[sigh]

I know.

You're still going to go to the dance, aren't you?

I don't know.

Okay.

Hold on.

This is going to decide it.

I hope.

A little something for you.

Oh.

[chuckling] You've got to be kidding me.

This--

Aah.

This is beautiful!

I got it in Paris on sale, and I just--

I saw it on you.

And I should have waited for your birthday.

But I think you might want to wear it to the dance.

Um, yeah, this is pretty much the best dress

I've ever and will ever have.

Thank you!

Wow!

You're amazing.

Glad someone thinks so.

[Lyndy singing on record] ♪ In the morning when I wake dear ♪

♪ I feel a cold fear ♪

♪ I'm such a fool ♪

♪ When I'm sleeping I'm only dreaming ♪

♪ But I'm dreaming only of precious you ♪

- ♪♪ - Two, three, chin up.

Please don't tell Amy about this, okay.

I promise.

Now one, two, three, one, two, three, break two, three--

- I got it! - Good!

Much better.

Now relax, and don't let me lead.

You're letting me lead.

Well that's easier said than done, isn't it?

It's over, partner.

I'm going to have to cut in here.

You don't mind.

Go ahead.

Nice.

Ooh!

Fancy.

All right, all right, all right, enough of this.

Let me-- let me cut back in. All right.

Oh.

Now come on, now.

What's going on?

[dog howling]

We've got ourselves a square dance.

[Lyndy singing] ♪ In the morning when I wake dear ♪

♪ I feel a cold fear ♪

♪ I'm such a fool ♪

♪ And when I'm sleeping I'm only dreaming ♪

♪ But I'm dreaming only of precious you ♪

Lyndy?

Thought you'd never wake up.

♪ But the nighttime the dark, the right time ♪

♪ becomes the light time ♪

♪ Those rivers flow ♪

♪ Those rivers flow ♪

What do you think?

Sounds pretty darn good.

You always say that.

And I always mean it.

It's for the new album.

I know it's corny, but people love corny.

Maybe it'll go gold.

Hey, I got something to show you.

Come on.

If you could see your face right now.

[chuckling]

Lyndy.

You know-- what's going on?

I drove our old clunker into town this morning

and picked up this one.

You never even heard me leave, did ya?

Happy anniversary.

Anniversary?

That's not for another month or so.

Yeah, I know.

But the last album's doing pretty good.

I had a royalty check burning a big fat hole in my pocket.

You're giving me a truck--

a brand new truck.

You don't need a new truck.

Look, I know you have a hard time with change, Jackson.

You always do.

But change isn't a bad thing.

I hope you have this baby for a very long time.

You are crazy, Lyndy.

You are one crazy lady.

You're damn lucky I am.

You need someone to keep you young.

[door opening]

[car horn]

Hi.

Is it okay that I'm here?

It's more than okay that you're here.

Well, you absolutely have a jumper here, Jake.

Do you think?

Yes.

I mean he doesn't jump fences to escape.

He does it because he loves jumping.

Any excuse, you know, to see the horses

in the next field, whatever, he's

going to do what he loves most.

So what do I do?

Well let him jump.

I don't think Jake's parents would go for that.

No, I don't mean like over fences like this.

Bring him over here and I'll take him around the course

any time.

It will get rid of all his energy,

and I don't think he'll be jumping fences anymore.

Cool.

Hey, do you still want to learn how to jump?

Because this would be the perfect horse for you.

You guys can learn together.

You're kidding.

Are you kidding? Can I?

Would you mind?

Yeah, go for it.

Great job, Mallory.

Just a nice try.

Very good.

Just stay relaxed.

Stay steady.

Yes!

Good job! Yeah!

Go Mallory! I did it!

Atta boy.

A clean bucket.

That's more like it.

Hey!

- Hey, good morning. - Good morning.

He ate everything.

Wow.

You know, I think he's almost ready to go home.

Aren't you, Duke?

I, uh-- I don't know.

I was kind of hoping I'd see you last night after you'd

done all your stuff.

I went to bed early.

Yeah.

I had to get rested up for the dance.

I'm pumped.

And I'm sorry if it seemed like I wasn't looking forward to it.

But I am.

Okay.

[door opening and closing]

It's going to be fun, okay?

Okay.

Good morning.

Someone slept in.

You got a comb there, cowboy?

Where were you last night?

2:00 AM, man.

I didn't get back to sleep until the sun came up.

You know what?

I can't do this anymore.

I need my trailer back. You went to bed early.

Um. Look, Amy.

No, no, no, no.

You know what?

Ty, it's probably better if you just don't come to the dance.

I get it.

Okay.

You want my advice?

You shouldn't be fighting with Ty,

and you should go to this dance.

Why should I?

You know, he lied to me.

You know, he said that he went to bed early, but he didn't.

He was out late. So where was he?

Amy, he--

This is my end-of-school formal.

[sigh] I'm going to go to it whether he does or not.

Amy.

What?

Nothing.

Peter, you have to stop.

Stop what?

I'm trying to get the sauce right,

and you're distracting me.

[chuckling]

Amy is upset, and I should have told

her about the dance lessons.

But Ty made me promise not to.

[clearing throat]

Hey!

You're going!

Yeah.

That's great.

Look at you.

You look so adorable.

You just-- one sec.

Lou. Lou.

I got it, okay? It's fine.

Just let her do it, Ty.

She's going to do it anyway.

Come on.

Hi.

You look great.

Thank you.

So do you.

So you're going.

Uh, yeah.

Of course.

Okay.

- Okay. - Oh, wait.

I need a picture.

Just a little more.

Just-- okey.

Ready, and-- aw.

Cute.

Let me get one more.

But-- Amy!

Just-- All right.

Well, have fun.

Okay.

Yeah. Yeah!

That-- yeah. That's good.

That's good.

[chuckling] Well I rescued it from the scrap yard.

It'll be good for parts one day.

Hey! Easy!

Gentle!

Gentle.

So I took the new truck back.

But I found another one on the lot

that, well, I like a whole lot better.

This one.

This one's a real t-- a real honey.

And it purrs like a kitten.

Mm-hmm. Just like a kitten.

♪♪

[inaudible]

[revving engine]

[crashing]

Hey!

Hey!

What the hell are you doing?

Are you crazy?

Are you?

I'm taking back what's mine!

What's yours?

Why aren't you at the dance?

What does it matter?

Look what you've done.

You're wrecking your trailer.

Oh, so now that it's wrecked it's

suddenly become my trailer.

Oh Oh, you are such an idiot!

And you're a spoiled little brat!

Well at least I'm not an idiot.

I want my trailer back.

Well I happen to be living here.

Well why don't you get your butt home where it belongs?

Don't you tell me where my butt belongs.

Well it's about time somebody did.

Yeah, well you're the last person

I need to tell me anything.

[groaning]

[crash]

[laughing]

Sorry I'm late.

I was, like, looking for a house.

[laughing]

A house?

He was looking for a house.

Are you, uh, ready to go?

You go.

I'll prop this up and fix the leak, like I said I would.

Ash.

You can stay if you want.

It's fine.

[engine problems]

Look at them.

Aren't they adorable?

Let me see.

Oh!

Look at them.

Where'd she get that dress?

Oh, and I can tell you now.

I gave Ty dance lessons.

Dance lessons?

Yeah.

Dance lessons.

Well, it must be love.

You know what?

I propose a toast to--

- to-- to new beginnings.

To new beginnings.

[alternating tones]

Great. No signal.

You know, it's almost like you willed this to happen.

Why would I do that?

Oh, I don't know, Ty.

Maybe because you didn't want to go.

Okay, you're right I didn't want to go.

I know.

You don't have to tell me.

But not because I didn't want to be with you, Amy.

Because I do.

You're the only one I want to be with.

[turning on stereo]

[slow song playing]

Come here.

Ty.

Come on.

Come on.

Hold on. Ty.

Ty!

Ty, what are you doing?

Look.

I'm sorry, okay?

And I'm not much good at this.

So don't laugh.

But if we were where we're supposed to be,

then I would be asking you to dance right now.

So.

do you want to dance?

We can dance.

[giggling] Okay.

You can dance.

And I've got something for you.

Took me a few trips to the town to get what I wanted.

Ty.

[inaudible]

Ty.

A promise ring?

Is it okay?

Yes, it's okay.

You like it?

Yes.

[chuckling]

Do you kids need any help?

No.

We're good.

[music on stereo] ♪ Don't stop chasing your dreams ♪

♪ But please be kind kind to your baby ♪

♪ Modern woman ♪

♪ Modern woman ♪

♪ I will love you the best that I can ♪

♪ The best that I can ♪

♪ The best that I can ♪

[music continues]