All language subtitles for Heartland.S11E11.WEBRip.x264-ION10

Previously,
on "Heartland:"

- The yin and the yang
of our Mongolian flag.

You can have darkness, Tim,

but you need light, too.

It's the balance between them
that can change lives.

- Hey, we've gotta talk.

- No, we don't.

- We need to take a step back.

- Are you breaking up with me?

- It's for the best.

- Ty?

Ty?

- Amy, you okay?
- Yeah.

I-I was in the desert,
and I couldn't find you.

And I was looking, and I didn't
know where you were!

- Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey.

It was a dream, Amy,
it was a dream.

You found me, remember?
- Yeah. I know I did, but...

well, what if I hadn't?

What if you were still there,
what-what if...

what if I lost you?

- I would've found my way home.

- Yeah.

- Sorry to just drop in
like this.

- Oh, don't apologize,
you're welcome here anytime.

- Thank you.

So have you heard word
from Tim?

How's he doing in Mongolia?

- Well, he got back a few
days ago, and...

he didn't tell you?

- No.

- Is everything okay?

- Look, I hate to drag you
into this.

Tim broke things off with me
right before he left.

He said a bunch of stuff, and...

not a lot of it made any sense.

I wanna talk to him,
but clearly he's avoiding me.

- Yeah, I'm sorry to hear that,
Casey.

- Would you tell him I came by?
- Of course.

- I should go,
thanks for the coffee.

Great job, Georgie.

- Thanks.
- No, I am serious!

That was one of the best rides
I've seen you do.

- I wasn't
straight enough,

I wasn't in the middle
of the last fence.

- Okay, I guess there's always
room for improvement,

but, Georgie,
that was a great ride.

- I could've
done better.

- What's going on? Why are you
being so hard on yourself?

Does this have something
to do with Val?

- She was furious when she
found out I placed third

at the last show.

- Third is nothing
to be ashamed of.

I'm gonna have a talk with her.
- No! No, please don't!

You'll make things worse.

Besides, she's not
entirely wrong.

I wasn't focused, and I let
my nerves get the better of me.

I'm not gonna let that happen
this time, though.

I-I need to go get ready
for work.

Thanks for the practice.
- Georgie, hey.

I hope that between work
and jumping,

you're finding some time
to relax?

- I'll relax after I win
the Fall Finale.

Hey!

Hi, Sweetheart!

How are you?

- Well, she's not as talkative
as she normally is.

- No? Can you say "Dada?"
- No.

Is Daddy looking
for an encore?

Yeah, Dada.

Ty, the dog!

Jasper! No! Seriously?

- This is the second
time today.

- At this rate we're not going
to have any pillows left

by the end of the week.
Next time Caleb and Cassandra

ask you to dog sit, you say no.
- I know, okay.

- Oh... great.

- What?

- I booked a client
for this afternoon,

and of course they're early.

- It's okay, go.
- Okay.

You be good. Okay?
Good for Dada!

Dada!
- Come on, Lyndy!

- Keep tryin'.
- Come on, Lyndy! Come on.

- All right, bye, Jasper,
be good.

- Here you go.
- Thank you, thanks.

Hey, Georgie.

- Hey.

So I just got back into town.

Uh, I called you,
did you get my message?

- Yeah, I did.

- Yeah, uh, look.

I-I know that you're mad at me
right now,

but just for whatever
it's worth I ended things

with that girl in Calgary.

Like, I know I should've done
that sooner.

I messed up, I'm sorry.

- It's fine, I'm over it.

- Really?

That's... that's great!

Um, so can things go back
to the way they used to be?

- No, they can't.

Goodbye, Wyatt.

- There you are!

I've been looking for you.

Casey came out to the house
this morning.

- Yeah?

- She didn't even
know you were back.

- Well, we're not
together anymore.

- Yeah, she said as much.

Look, you and Casey,
that's none of my business.

But... I'm worried about you.

Did you get your test results
back from the doctor yet?

- Yeah.

You want the good news,
or the bad news?

- Let's start with the good.
- The good news...

is that that thing on my brain
hasn't gotten any bigger.

- Okay... and the bad?

- It's still there.

- So what now?
- I don't know.

Just wait and see, I guess.

- And what about Amy, and Lou?
- What about 'em?

- Well, when are you
gonna tell 'em?

- I'm not gonna tell 'em.

And neither are you, Jack!

- Making me keep this secret,
that's not fair!

- Come on!
- It's not fair to me,

and it's not fair
to your girls,

they deserve to know
what's goin' on!

- Don't you tell me
about what's fair.

- Good job, Oliver.

So far, so good.

Your owner says you have issues
with trail rides, huh?

Let's see what that's about.
Come on.

- Hey, easy.

What's wrong, Oliver?
You were fine in the pen.

What is it out here
that's buggin' you, huh?

It's those trees, isn't it?

Well, they're not
gonna hurt you.

Okay? Time to face your fears.

Easy...

There you go, you're okay.

Easy. Good job!

There you go!

Good!

You're fine.

- It's quiet around here
without Katie, huh?

- Yeah.

- How's she's doing
in Vancouver?

- Well, last I heard,
they were having a ball.

- Okay, I am off
to this meeting.

How I got wrangled into
organizing anything

with Val Stanton I'll never
know, I must be crazy.

- Good luck.

- So I know tomorrow's
calf weaning day,

very busy, but if there's any
chance you got off early,

then I would love it if you
would come with me.

- I'll do my best, but I'm not
gonna promise anything.

- I understand. All right,
I'll see you two later.

- Bye.

- What was that about?
- Oh...

Lisa's on the planning
committee this year

for the Hudson Hunt Club,
it's like a...

it's like a fox hunt,

except there's no foxes,

there's no dogs,
they don't even hunt anything.

- Well, we don't have to wean
the calves tomorrow,

they can wait.

- Well no, I know that.

And you know that,

But I'm using it
as an excuse not to go.

Riding around
in the countryside,

sipping on flasks of brandy,
it's not exactly my cup of tea.

- Well, it's obviously
important to her.

- What am I missing here?

Why aren't you busting my chops
right about now?

There must be a dozen jokes
you could make

about an old cowboy wearing
leotard pants!

What?

- I'm picturing it.
It's not pretty.

Jack, don't miss an opportunity
to be with your wife.

Come on, just 'cause
you're scared

to try something different,
that's no way to live.

- Yeah...
You're one to give advice.

- Yeah, you're right.

Forget I said anything.

Disappoint her.
It won't be the first time.

All right, as you know,
the Westfields said

we could hold the first meet
of the year on their property.

- Yep.
- Oh! Um, Brian and Paula,

they're not gonna be in town
by the way,

but their nephew, Dylan,
has agreed to act

as one of the officials.
- Oh! Okay, well, that's nice.

- Mh-mm, yep.

- The Westfield estate's so
beautiful this time of year.

So we need to pick a mid-point
rest stop.

And I think there's a couple
of options.

- Oh! I also wanted
to tell you...

because Brian isn't able
to be the field master,

Dan is gonna take his place.

- Dan? My Dan? My ex, Dan?
- Yeah.

- Is that a problem?
- No!

- Is there something
I should know about?

- No, no. It's just funny.

All right, so...

- Hey, Grandpa,
I got your message,

what did you want to talk
to me about?

- I'm wondering if you might
have a little time

you could spare for me
later today.

- Yeah, for sure, what for?

- Well, I need you to do me
a favor,

but you have to keep it
under your hat.

- Okay... what kind of favor?

- You're doing good, Grandpa,
just, like...

just relax a little!

- How am I supposed to relax?
I'm sittin' on a postage stamp!

- I know it's not easy
going from Western to English,

but you look good.

- Now I know why the British
came here.

They were searching for more
comfortable saddles.

- Whoa, easy, hey, hey.

Okay, you're okay.

- What's his problem?
- Well...

he's an off-the-track
racehorse.

I'm trying to get him used
to trail rides,

but I think it's the trees
that are freaking him out.

- Too much time standing
in a stall.

- Exactly. His owner wants
to re-home him,

so I'm thinking of maybe trying
to make him an eventer.

- Well, you think he's got
any jump in him?

- There's only one way
to find out.

Hey, there's a good starter log.

Okay, you first.

- I don't think so!
- But, Grandpa,

jumps are going to be a big
part of the hunt tomorrow.

- Well, I'll just go
around 'em, I guess.

- Okay, suit yourself.

- Wow! Well...

he didn't shy at that.

Hey...

- That looked pretty good!

- There you go! Yeah!

Yeah, buddy, good job.

Hey, Grandpa,
do you think that

maybe there's still time
to enter the Hunt Club ride?

- I wouldn't know.

Why, do you think
he's ready for that?

- Hey! There's gonna be a lot
of potential buyers there,

and if he performs well,

then I might be able to find
a new home for him.

- Well, I'll mention it to Lisa.

- Okay. Hey...

get back at it!

- Get.

- Hey, brown eyes.

- Hey!

- What do you know about
the Hudson Hunt Club?

- I know it's tomorrow,
some of my family are going.

- Well, how about you come
along with me?

Save me from my uncle
and auntie's stuffy friends?

- Sorry, I can't, I have
to school Flame tomorrow.

And besides,
Val's gonna be there, and...

- Take some time off,
have some fun.

I could also lend you a good
cross country horse,

if you need one.

- I already have a cross
country horse, Phoenix.

- So I guess I'll see you
and Phoenix tomorrow, then.

- Okay.

- Well, I think that
pretty much wraps it up, eh?

- Yep.
- If you think of anything,
give me a call.

- I will. Did you manage to
convince that husband of yours

to join us tomorrow?
- Oh, no,

he's weaning calves tomorrow,
very busy.

- Of course he is,
I'm not a bit surprised.

Jack's always been set
in his ways.

- Yeah.
- Uh, Lisa?

Just before you go...

it just occurred to me
that if I'm not mistaken,

the last hunt Dan
would've taken part in

was just before your divorce,
right?

I, uh, I just hope this
isn't too awkward for you.

- No, Val, it's not.
And besides,

nothing could be more awkward
than last year, right?

- No, what happened?

- Val, don't you remember?

You drank so much you almost
fell off your horse!

See you tomorrow.

- Thanks.
- Dylan Westfield.

Congratulations
on your big win.

- Thank you, um...

Georgie and Flame really
gave me a run for my money.

- I don't know about that.

I haven't been all that
impressed with Georgie's level

of commitment lately.

I'm not sure she's in this
for the long haul.

In fact, Flame may need
a new rider one day soon.

Anyway, I also wanted to say
how sorry I am.

- About what?

- I hear your horse,
Arrow, is lame.

- I noticed he was in pain
on the last ride.

My vet's running some tests
on him.

- Hm. Well, if it turns out
Arrow can't compete anymore,

we should talk.

Honey, I'm on my way!

Jack?

Yeah, I'll be right out.
- Okey-doke.

You're coming?

Oh! Oh my goodness.

- What do you think?

- You look so handsome.

Where did you get everything?

- Well, I borrowed the pants,

and I bought the boots,
- You did?

- and I just pieced
the rest of it together.

- Oh Jack, you-- I...

it's perfect!

Thank you!

- Well, this whole
Hunt Club thing

is a little outside
my wheelhouse, but...

well, I know how much
it means to you.

- Oh, I can't believe it!

I'm so glad you're coming
with me,

so we can face Dan together.

- What?!
- Oh.

Yeah, he um, is coming,

and the worst part is,
is that he's Field Master.

- What does that mean?
- That he's in charge.

- Oh, Lisa!

- I know, I know, it's annoying.

I'm sorry, but you know what,
it's gonna be fine,

and you look...
just spectacular!

I'm just gonna grab a couple
things, I'll be right back.

- Okay, Dad, Lyndy should
wake up any minute.

- There's green bean
and carrot puree

in the fridge for her lunch.

- And make sure you wash out
her bottles, okay?

There's bibs kind of anywhere,
where's her teething ring, Ty?

- It's right here.
- Oh, perfect.

- And make sure you take Jasper
out for a walk in a few hours,

but keep him on a leash.
- Yes!

And don't let him near
the pillows, he likes those.

- Or shoes, for that matter.
- Or these! Ugh!

- Or Lyndy, actually,
just keep an eye on him for...

all the time.
- Okay.

I got it.

- Ty.
- Okay. Oh!

Thank you.
- I love you.

- I love you, too.
- Have a good day.

- Bye, thank you.
- Bye.

- I haven't seen you dressed
like that for a while.

- Yeah, I'm riding a client's
horse at the hunt today,

so I figured I'd dress
the part.

Dad, I wanted to thank you.

- Oh honey, I'll babysit
anytime.

- Not just for babysitting,
Dad.

Thank you for coming with me
to Mongolia.

Thank you for riding into
the middle of the desert

to help me find Ty.

You're always there
when I need you.

I honestly don't know
what I'd do without you.

- I love you.
- I love you, too.

Have fun.
- Hey, you look great.

- Thanks.
- And we'll have fun!

Won't we, Jasper?

- Hey.

I know you hate me right now,

but could you please just give
me a chance to explain?

- This isn't a good time.

- Do you have a show,
or something?

- No, I'm going to a Hunt Club
meet.

- That's the one
at The Westfields?

- Yeah.

- Is that guy Dylan
gonna be there?

- Probably.

- Well, have fun hobnobbing
with the rich and horsey.

I just hope that you don't
think that those people

are your friends.

- What is that supposed
to mean?

- I saw that lady who owns
Flame talking to Dylan.

- So?

- So, she was complaining
about you.

- Yeah, what else is new?

- She wants Dylan to ride
one of her horses.

- That doesn't make any sense.

Dylan already has an amazing
horse, Arrow.

- Yeah well, but there's
something wrong with Arrow.

He's lame.
- Stop it.

- I'm just telling you
what I heard.

- No, you're trying to make it
sound

like Dylan's going after Flame.

- Yeah well, that seems
pretty obvious to me.

- Val has a lot of horses.

She gets people like Dylan
to show them to increase
their value.

All you overheard was Val
doing some business,

it has nothing to do
with Flame.

- Are you sure about that?

- Hey, Georgie, we should
probably get Phoenix loaded,

or we're gonna miss the start.
Hey.

- Hi. Hi. Okay, I should
probably go.

- "The duck says... end!"

And I think you know why.

The end. You like stories,
don't you?

Well, let's see
what else we have.

Come here, let's look.

Hi!

What book do you like?

Let me see what we've got
over here, what's this one?

Maybe... maybe not.

Hmm, how about I tell you
a story,

about your Grandma Marion.

Once upon a time,
there was a beautiful princess,

yes, and her name was Marion.

And she was the most beautiful
princess in all the land.

And she had a gift.

She could talk to horses,

and they listened to her.

It was like magic.

One day Marion met a prince.

Well, she thought he was
a prince,

but it turns out he was broken
inside.

But, she and the prince...

had two beautiful daughters.

Princess Lou, your aunt,

and Princess Amy.

Your mom.

And Amy was just like Marion
in almost every way.

Because she was beautiful too,

and she had the same gift.

She can talk to horses,

and they listened.

Almost like magic.

I wish you could've met
your grandma.

She would've loved you so much.

She would've loved you so much.

Yep.

- Jack! Jack!
You see what I'm seeing?

- What?
- Look!

Dan and Val are all over
each other!

- So?

- He does not date anyone
over 35!

He is so up to something!
- Maybe he just likes her.

- Oh, come on!

Yep, he is--
Oh! You know what?

I know exactly what he's doing!
- Oh, here we go...

- No, no, wait!
He called me last week,

and asked me to invest in some
shady business scheme

he's got himself involved in.

And when I said no,
he got kinda desperate.

Do you know what he's doing?
I bet you anything,

he's got his grubby hands
all over Val's assets!

- Or... for all you know,
they're madly in love.

- Stop it, the only person
Dan is in love with is himself.

Actually, you know what,
they're perfect for each other.

And here they come.

Dummy up.
- Well...

is that really you,
Jack Bartlett?

- Last time I checked.

- I guess you can teach
an old dog new tricks, huh?

- It's good to see you, Jack.

Lisa, the last time
we were on a hunt together,

I think we were still married.

- Mm-hmm, well,
that would indicate

just how long ago it was.

- Yeah, I'm just so honored
they made me Field Master.

Oh, Jack, that's kinda like
being the trail boss

on a cattle drive.

- Well, I appreciate you
putting that into terms

I can understand.
- Oh, and just so you know,

the penalty for passing
the Field Master

is a case of champagne,

and the rules are pretty
strictly enforced.

- Well, you know, Dan,
if you passed me

on a cattle drive,
I'd probably just shoot you.

But a case of champagne,
that's good too.

- Well, we'll see you
out there.

- All right.

- He's got a such a great
attitude.

I hope you can find a good
home for him.

- Yeah, so do I.

Hopefully someone here
will see his potential.

That's if you're on your best
behavior though,

right, Oliver?

- Hey, Georgie, Amy.
- Hey, Dylan, good to see you.

- Ah, so you're back
in the country, I see.

- Hello, Val.

- We need to talk seriously
about Georgie's training.

- Yes, we do.

- I'll meet you at the halfway
point, okay?

Dylan...
- Mm-hmm.

please start to gather everyone.
- Okay.

- Do you think she even noticed
I'm standing right here?

- Forget about her, and let's
just have some fun today.

Maybe we can take a few
of the jumps together.

- If you can keep up with me.

- Welcome, everyone.

And thank you to the Westfields

for hosting us at their
beautiful property.

A few quick rules
before we get started,

you're riding at your own risk.

The whips, in the red coats,
are here to help,

so please take direction
from them.

If your horse becomes
a danger to others,

you will be excused
from the ride.

- Hey. Hey, hey!
Settle down!

- You okay there?
- Yep. I'm fine.

- If you're not jumping,
just please stay to the back.

And lastly... have fun!

Oh, and please, keep your horse
between you and the ground.

In other words, don't fall off.

All right, let's get this show
on the road!

- Lookin' good, Grandpa!

Ahh...

- Hello, Tim.

What are you doing here?

- I want to know why you ended
things the way you did.

I want the truth, and I'm not
leaving until I get it.

- So, you want a coffee?
- No.

- Do you want me to make you
a sandwich?

There is-there's pablum
in the fridge, Lyndy--

- Tim.
- What?

- Stop it.

- Why are you here?

Do you want me to break up
with you again, is that it?

- I don't know, maybe.

But this time,
maybe no half-baked excuses

about... stepping back,
and wanting space.

There's something going on
with you,

and I wanna know what it is.

- No! No!

Jasper! Wait! Wait!

Oh! Don't--
He ate chocolates!

He ate-he ate a lot
of chocolate!

Oh, come here, boy! Come on!

Oh, that's poison to a dog!

Oh! I gotta take him
to the vet, he--

This could be bad for him!
Will you stay with Lyndy?

- No!
- What?

- We're coming with you.

- Excuse me.

- If you don't like the weather
wait five minutes, huh?

- I think it's beautiful.

Speaking of which,
that is a lovely animal.

- Thank you.
- He's a little green,

but he moves really,
really well.

- Yeah, he's a smooth jumper,
too.

- Is he one of yours?
- A client's.

I'm actually supposed to find
a new home for him.

- Oh, well I know a few people

who might be interested
in a horse like this,

I'll pass your information
along.

- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm...

About Georgie.

I know you think
I'm being too hard on her.

It's just that I see
so much potential in her,

and in Flame.

I know she worked wonders
in the beginning,

but now, lately,

they're coasting.

I don't think she wants
this badly enough.

- She does. Believe me.

There is nothing Georgie
wants more

than to win the Fall Finale.

- Well, I'm glad to hear it.

I'll tell you what, I'm gonna
come to a training session.

I expect to be impressed.

- You will be.

- Ty? Ty! Hey.

- Tim, what-what happened?

- He got into a box
of chocolates.

Lyndy's with Casey,
so she's okay.

- Has there been any vomiting,
or seizures?

- No.

- Okay, well,
that's a good sign.

He probably didn't have enough
for a toxic dose.

I'm gonna wash out his stomach
just to be safe, okay?

- Yeah.
- Wait here.

Okay, here we go.

- You should've just
stayed back with Lyndy.

What was the point of coming
all the way out here?

- Because we're gonna have
a conversation.

- Okay, you want the truth.

- Yeah, I do!

- I don't love you anymore.

There. You happy now?

You are such a liar.

- You know it's not supposed
to be a race, right?

- What do you mean?

- I feel like you're competing
with me out there.

Either that,
or you're obsessed with me.

Is everything okay?

- You were talking to Val
yesterday?

- Yeah, how did you know that?

- Well, is it true about Arrow?

- Yeah, it's true,

Arrow came up lame.

- Dylan, I'm so sorry.

- It's okay, he might be fine.

- Well, if he's not,
what are you gonna do?

- I don't know.

Val says she has the perfect
horse for me.

- Really?

- I don't expect that
to work out, though.

- Why not?

- I've been training with Arrow
since I came to Hudson.

We... have a connection.

That probably sounds stupid,
doesn't it?

- No, that doesn't sound
stupid at all.

- If Arrow is out for
the season, then...

so am I.

- This is ridiculous.

- Where are you going?

- If you're staying,
I'm leaving.

Tell Ty I took Lyndy
for a walk.

- Are you kidding me?

You're just gonna leave?

- I've already said everything
I need to say, Casey.

Goodbye.
- You know what you are, Tim?

You're such a coward.

Altan: If we fall
out of balance,

there's trouble,
bad things happen.

Harmful things.

My job is to recognize
imbalance, and fix it.

And you, Tim,
you lost your balance.

- You don't know me, you don't
know anything about me.

- I know that you're suffering.

All that darkness
that surrounds you.

That's within you,

it's breaking you down.

And the sad part is,
I think you're a man who chose

to build his life around
that darkness.

Maybe because you feel that
you don't deserve light?

You do, Tim.

It's time to let your
shadows go.

- It's just a little bit
of snow,

it'll blow through.

Val?

I don't think there's a very
delicate way to say this,

but I have to tell you,

Dan is using you
for your money.

- Oh, Lisa!

I wasn't born yesterday,
you know!

Of course Dan's using me
for my money.

He's already pitched me on his
ridiculous business scheme.

I would never give him a cent.

- Well, why in the world are
you spending time with him?

- Because I'm having fun.

I have precious little of that
in my life these days.

And if we're both having
a good time, who cares?

And speaking of fun...

I don't think Jack is having
much of that today.

Maybe you should spend less
time worrying

about my love life,

and focus a little bit more
on your own, huh?

- You're right.

I'm a coward.

- Tim, I--

- Let me finish.

My wife, Marion,

I never talked with you
about her,

because I didn't know how.

One of my biggest regrets

is not being honest with Marion

about what I was going through
when we were together.

It was during my rodeo days,

and I was... I was busted up,

in constant pain,

and drowning in a sea
of alcohol,

and pain pills.

And Marion did her best
to try to help me.

But I wouldn't let her in.

So she left me...

to save herself,

and our young girls.

And I need you to do
the same thing.

- Are you telling me
you're drinking again?

- Well then, what is it?

- The doctors did an MRI,

and they found a shadow...
in my brain,

in a place where there
shouldn't be a shadow.

It could be nothing.

Or it could kill me.

It's just, wait and see.

You lost your husband
and your brother.

You don't need me
to make it three.

So I'm giving you a way out.

And I need you to take it.

- Tim--
- We're not married.

We don't have any promises,

no vows of, "in sickness,
and in health."

You need to get away from this.

Because you don't deserve
to go through it again.

I'm not going anywhere.

- I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry!
You're not having any fun!

- I'm having fun.

- You don't have to pretend
and say that, I mean, you...

you made such a huge effort
today,

and to dress like that for me,
and come out here, and...

can you forgive me?

- There's nothing to forgive!

- I have been obsessed with
those two, Val and Dan,

all day long instead of just
being here with you,

and I'm... sorry.

- Okay well, what do you say
we make the best of it,

and try something
a little crazy?

- Okay, like,
what do you have in mind?

- See that jump right there?
- Yes?

- Well, we ain't goin'
around it.

- Bartlett!

You are so full of surprises
today.

- All right!

- Hiya!

Jack and Lisa: Woo!

No, that-that's-yeah!

Come by the ranch
anytime tomorrow.

Okay, thanks. Bye.

That's perfect!
- What happened?

- I just found a new home
for Oliver.

- No way, that was fast,
who is it?

- I know! A friend of Val's.

Apparently she wants to get
into eventing,

and Val couldn't say enough
good things about Oliver.

- Not only did Jack go
on a fox hunt,

but Val did a good deed.

- Yeah, it's been a strange day.

How's Jasper doing?

- Ah, he's feelin' better.

I'm just not looking forward
to telling Caleb and Cass
what happened.

- Well hey, look
on the bright side.

They're never gonna ask us
to dog sit again.

What's this?

Dada.

- Did you say Dada?
- Yes!

- Did you say Dada?
- But now you have to say Mama!

- Hey.

I come in peace.

Look, um...

I know that I'm pretty much
the last person in the world

that you want to see right now,
but...

before you judge
and execute me,

I would like to, uh...
to plead my case.

So okay, my very much
in the past ex-girlfriend

was, and still is,
very much an ex.

I just-I should've had
that conversation with her

before I kissed you.

That was... that was a mistake.

My friendship with you is
the most awesomely good thing

that I have ever had,

and I would do anything
to get that back.

Including begging
for your forgiveness

on my hands and knees.

Please, forgive me, Georgie.

Okay, you're forgiven.

Come on.

But just to be clear, I'm...

I'm only offering you
my friendship, nothing else.

- I'll take it.

- And you need to lay off
Dylan.

You were wrong about him,
he wasn't after Flame.

- Okay, yeah, yeah,
I'll do whatever,

as long as it means we can go
back to being friends.

- Awesome.

Come on, let's go to
Maggie's, I'm starving.