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Amy:
Previously on "Heartland":

Chaplin and I retired
from trick riding

a long time ago.

Maybe you quit trick riding,
but Chaplin didn't!

I better start doing something
around here

if I'm gonna convince Jack

to let me stay
for another week.

I'm not going
to California.

What about surfing
in Baja?

Some other time.

What are you doing?

I thought you might wanna
help me

take it for a test drive?

Hey, wait!
it's a rental!

Amy:
Well, you ready?

Sandra:
As ready as
I'm ever gonna be.

All right, Chaplin,

let's do this
before I change my mind.

(clapping)

Amy: Georgie, open the door!

Georgie!

I'm not going!
You can't make me!

It's just one class.

If you don't like it,
you don't have to go back.

But Lou wants you
to give it a chance, please.

Georgie!

(Lock clicks)

(Incredulous sigh)
That's it, okay!

I'm gonna count to five

and if you're not out
of the truck by then,

you're not riding Phoenix
for a week.

One, two, three,

four...

Georgie: Fine!

You had to play
the Phoenix card, didn't you?

Lou, made me promise
I'd get you in there, okay?

All right, let's go.

Sandra: Okay, now continuing
your stretches, ladies.

So over and just... beautiful.

Very nice. Okay.

Sandra: Amy! It's so good
to see you.

Yeah, you too.

I'm really sorry We're late.

Sandra: Oh, that's okay,
We're just getting started.

You must be Georgie.

Lou said you were
a little bit nervous,

But I promise you're
gonna have a good time.

Why don't you go switch
your shoes

and then find a place
at the barre.

Go on.

Don't worry, I've had lots
of reluctant students.

She's gonna be fine.

Amy: And how are you?
I haven't seen you in ages.

- Good, but really busy.

When I'm not teaching ballet,
I'm teaching trick riding,

and I just found out

I'm headlining
the half-time show

for the Stavely Rodeo next week.

- That's fantastic.

- Yeah, except there's something
going on with Chaplin.

He's been really
inconsistent lately,

and his patterns
are all over the place.

- If you'd like,
I could take a look at him.

Sandra: Really?
Amy: Yeah.

Sandra: How's this afternoon?
Amy: Yeah, I think so.

Why don't you bring him
by the ranch

whenever you're ready.

- Thanks, Amy.
Okay, I better go.

- Okay, have fun.

Sandra: Come, come, come.
Just... right there.

Okay...

So, everyone, first position...

and plie.

Very nice. Very nice.

(Engine rumbles)

(Horn honks twice)

Jeff: Hey, Ty!

Pretty cool bike for something
from the stone age.

- Ha! This beauty's
a 1974 Norton Commando.

I restored it myself.

- Nice. Maybe you'd let me
take her out

for a spin sometime, huh?

- Yeah, I don't think so.

Besides, why would you
wanna ride something

from the stone age?

(Motorcycle engine
rumbles loudly)

Lou: Aw... I wish I could've
been there, But

I have been so swamped.

Cass really left me
in the lurch here.

Can you hang on a sec?

One second.

Georgie was a real trooper.
she looked so adorable.

I looked like a dork!

Lou: Um, does Georgie seem like
she'll go back next week?

I mean, did she have a good
time?

Amy: Um...

Georgie: I can't wait to get out
of these tights,

they're giving me a wedgie.
I hate ballet!

- She's thinking about it.

Lou: That's great.
What did Georgie say?

(Front door opens)

(Footsteps thump)

Georgie: Hi, Jack.
Jack: How'd the dancing go?

Amy: Don't ask.
Jack: (Chuckles) That good, huh?

Hey, hey! Quiet as a mouse,

I just put Katie down for a nap.

Georgie: Okay.

(Door handle clicks)

Tim: Jack?

Jack?!

Found you.

What're you doing up here?

- Lou asked me to take
a look around

for a box Of old books.
- Yeah, well,

I got a whole section of fence
that needs fixing.

I could use your help.

- Well, I can't.
I'm looking after Katie.

- Wow.

- Lou's really got you wrapped
around her finger, huh?

- Oh, it's just for a couple
of days.

Plus, it gives me an excuse
to clean this place up a bit.

- Look at all this junk.

Jack: Yeah, well,
half of it is yours.

So if you want any of it,
you take it now,

or it's going straight
to the dump.

- So tell me,

how many bodies
you got hidden up here, Jack?

- None... yet.

(Tires crunch over gravel)

- Hey, Sandra!

Sandra: Hey!

Thank you so much
for doing this, Amy.

- Hey, no problem.

Why don't we get Chaplin settled
into to the sand ring

and we'll have a look.

♪♪

Georgie: Is that my ballet
teacher?

Amy: Yeah. She's not just
a dance teacher.

she's one of the best
trick riders in the country.

(Rapid hoofbeats)

♪♪

Forget ballet.
That's what I wanna do!

♪♪

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ You sank into your dream ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh... ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

(Chaplin's hooves beat)

(Tack jingles, hooves beat)

One day, I wanna ride
just like that.

Well, if you're serious
about it,

she told me she teaches
trick riding, as well.

Amy: Really?
Georgie: Yeah.

- Oh, please, Amy,
please, please, please.

- Well, it's not up to me.

You've gotta ask Lou and Peter.

- I'm gonna go call 'em
right now!

(Chaplin's hooves beat)

(Hooves thud softly)

- You see, the first few
tricks go well

and then he just stops
cooperating.

- How long has he been
doing that for?

- Couple weeks.

- Has there been any health
issues

or changes in his routine?

- No, I don't think so.

I mean we've been
training him pretty hard,

but that's nothing new
for Chaplin.

- Well, if you like,
you can leave him here.

And I'll start working
With him right away.

- That would be great.

I just really need him
back in shape

For the Stavely Rodeo.

- Okay. We'll figure it out.

Tim: Remember these?
I had 'em made up

when I ran for president
of the Cowboy Association.

Jack: Yeah, I'd rather forget.

"It's time for Tim."

Yeah, these are keepers.
Definitely keepers.

What do you got?

Jack: Nothing.

- What is that?

Jack: It's nothing.

Let me see.

- That's the dollhouse
that we were making for Amy

when she was four or five?

- She was five.

And we don't need
to talk about that.

I think you kicked me
out of the house

before we finished.
-Well, that was your fault,
Not mine.

Jack: I'm going to go check
on Katie.

I can't believe
this is still here.

Ty: Chaplin looks good.

No signs of lameness
that I can see.

- I don't notice any hot spots
or swelling.

- That's what I figured,

but I wanted to double check.

Sometimes if a trick
riding horse is in pain,

then they'll cut the corner
and go through the ribbon.

But obviously there's
something else going on.

- Back to the drawing board,
huh?

- Yeah.

(Truck rumbles)

- Here we go.

- I didn't know Jeff
was into motorcycles.

- Neither did I.

Jeff: Yo, dude, check out
the bike I just got.

It's so awesome!

- Ha! All right!

Does he know it's orange?

- Now you've had a dark cloud
over your head all day.

What is the deal?

Georgie: Well, I just got off
the phone with Lou

And asked her about
trick riding lessons.

She said she'd think about it,
which usually means no.

- Trick riding?

Well, that's pretty
risky business,

so I gotta say I understand
where she's coming from.

(Heavy sigh)

Jack: How serious are you
about this?

- Very serious, Jack.

Well, then you need
to prove it to Lou.

- How do I do that?

- Well, a little extra effort
around the house

probably couldn't hurt.

- You want me to suck up?

Jack: I didn't say that.

But then again,

a little sucking up
can go a long way.

(With a chuckle)
Where are you going?

Georgie: To start sucking up!

Ty: How many cc's is it?

- I don't know, man, a lot.

(Laughs)

- So Cass tells me
you tried to impress her

with a sports car.

Is this a rental too?

Jeff: No, man, I got this
with my own money.

And besides, this has nothing
to do with Cass.

I like motorbikes.

Ty: You even been on
a motorcycle before?

Jeff: Yeah, lots of times.

- You got that?

Jeff: Yeah, yeah, I got it.

Oh, hey, we should take
our bikes out for a spin,

see if your old beater
can keep up.

What do you say?
Ty: I dunno.

I gotta get to the clinic
right now, so.
Jeff: Aw, come on.

I'll show you first hand
what this baby can do.

- Sorry, man.
But if I were you,

I'd take it easy, all right?

These gravel roads
aren't your friend

when you're starting out.

Jeff: Yeah, don't worry about
me, I know what I'm doing.

(Bike engine rumbles loudly)

Ty: Whoa, whoa!
Hey, get your feet up!

(Engine whines)

- Hey, Lou said dinner's ready,

so you should put
that saddle away

and get cleaned up.

- It's not just a saddle,
it's a trick riding saddle.

Isn't it cool?

- Yeah, well, they all kinda
look the same to me.

Georgie: I'm gonna use it
when I do trick riding lessons.

- You know, I saw a girl

at the Calgary Stampede
trick riding.

It looked like a good way
to break your neck.

- So is riding a motorcycle.
I saw it outside.

- That's not the same thing.

- Yes it is.

Jeff: No it's not, Georgie.

Jeff: No it's not, Georgie.
Look, you could really
hurt yourself doing this.

Look, you could really
hurt yourself doing this.

- You can't tell me what to do;
you're not my dad!

- Okay, no,
but I'm your big brother.

Look, Squirt, I'm only here
for a few days.

I don't want to spend them
fighting with you, okay?

- You're leaving?

- Well, yeah.
I gotta go back to work.

- Well, why couldn't you
work here?

Jack's still looking
for a new full-time ranch hand.

- And make minium wage?
I don't think so.

I mean, I got a real job
in Fort Mac.

- It's just that it feels like
you just got here.

- Yeah, well,
I wish I could stay longer.

I really do.

I mean I've had a blast
hanging out with you.

- Me too.

- Hey, what do you say tomorrow
we do something fun?

I'll take you out
to that mini golf place

by the highway.

- Really?
That would be awesome!

- All right, cool.
It's a date.

Now, come on in for dinner.

- So yes or no?

Lou: What?
Georgie: Trick riding lessons.

Lou: Uh, I'm still thinking
about it.

But I was sort of hoping

you would take an interest
in ballet.

- Well, I tried dance class,

but it just wasn't me.

Trick riding would be
so much cooler,

and it's even the same teacher.

- What about show jumping?

- What about it?

- Can you do both?

- Well, yeah.
I love show jumping.

But I really wanna do
trick riding lessons.

Sandra teaches
lots of girls my age.

Right, Amy?

- Yes, but this is up to Lou.

- Okay, I need to talk it over
with Peter

and he is on a flight
to Beijing,

so I will call him
in the morning, okay?

- Okay.

All right, I'm gonna get
started on these dishes.

- Mm. I'll help you.

- No, it's okay, it's okay.
I've got it.

You've had a stressful day
at the Dude Ranch.

You should relax.

Lou: Thank you.

She's really serious about this,
isn't she?

She's been talking about it
non-stop.

Amy: Lou, you should've
seen her face

when she was watching Sandra
perform.

Jeff: I think she's nuts.

I mean when did my little sister
become such a daredevil?

It's like she has a death wish
or something.

- (Chuckles)
I think it's hereditary.

(Crickets chirp outside)

Jack: Knock, knock.

- Hey. (Gasps)
Oh, you found them!

Thank you, Grandpa,
That is so great.

I'm planning this whole series
of blog posts

about passing on
all my favourite childhood books

to Georgie.

This is perfect.

- Speaking of Georgie...

Did you really think
that she was gonna enjoy

that ballet class?

- Yes.

No.

I don't know.

I guess I was just hoping
she would find interest

in something a little bit...
safer.

You know, show jumping
is dangerous enough,

And now she wants to hang off
the back of a galloping horse

with her head
two inches from the ground.

- Well, it is risky,
there's no doubt about that,

but, well, maybe that's
what she likes about it.

You can't change who she is.

- I don't want to change her.

I want her to stay exactly
the way she is:

in one piece,
with all of her limbs working.

- You worry too much.

- I know. I can't help it.

Jack: It doesn't help anybody,
you know,

especially not the person doing
all the worrying.

- So we're just gonna take
Chaplin on a little trail ride?

I'm hoping if I can let him
be a normal horse for awhile,

then he'll be more cooperative
in the ring.

(Engine whines loudly
in the distance)

Ty: What an idiot.

Look at this guy.
He's all over the place.

He's got zero control,

and now he's going
way too fast!

There's no way
he should be on that bike.

Amy: I thought the same thing
about you

when you got your bike.

Ty: That's different, Amy.
Amy: Oh yeah?

Ty, come on,
he is Georgie's brother.

Maybe we should go easy on him
for a little while?

You could even give him
some pointers.

Ty: I'll give him a pointer:
stay off the road.

Amy: Ty! Hey.

Ty: I'll think about it, okay?

Amy: (Chuckles)

(Stairs creak)

Lou: Grandpa?

- Morning, Lou.

Lou: I thought I heard
somebody up here.

- Yeah, I'm just trying
to tidy up a bit.

- Okay. Well, I'm heading out.

Uh, Katie should be up soon.

- Okay, I'm coming down.

- What is that?

- Oh, an old project
I never got around to finishing.

- Looks like a dollhouse.

- Yeah.

Yeah, it was supposed
to be for Amy.

I should probably throw it out,
but...

Well, it'd be kind of a shame.

I thought maybe Katie
might like it?

- Are you kidding me?
Katie would love that.

Jack: Well, okay.

Might take me a few days
to finish,

but I'll see what I can do.

- That's sweet.

Thanks, Grandpa. I'm off.

- See ya.

Oh, um, you haven't seen Georgie
around, have you?

Jack: Uh, yeah, she is supposed
to do something with her
brother,

but I don't think
they've left yet.

Lou: Okay.

Georgie: Jeff? You there?

Time to get up.

Jeff?

Lou: Georgie!

(Birds chirp)

Oh, good, you're still here.

Seen Jeff?

Lou: Ah, no.

Georgie: Well, we were supposed
to go mini-golfing,

But I don't know where he is.

- That sounds fun.
I'm sure he's gonna show up.

Don't worry.

Lou: Ah, but listen, Georgie,

I haven't been able
to get a hold of Peter,

but I've been doing
a lot of thinking

about this trick riding and...

I'm sorry, Georgie,

I just don't think
it's the right time.

You know, you are so busy
with your horse shows

and I really think
you need to concentrate

on your show jumping.

- Well, how come I have time
for ballet,

but I don't have time
for trick riding?

- Okay, fine.

- It is not just a matter
of time.

You're only 12-years-old,
Georgie,

and I really just think
trick riding can wait.

- Well, I need to start young
if I wanna get any good.

Lou: I'm not saying no forever.
You can try next year, okay?

- What's the difference
if I'm 12 or 13?

Lou: I know you're disappointed,
but that is my final decision.

Now I'm late for the Dude Ranch.

We can talk about this more
when I get home,

but for now, no trick riding.

Tim: Lou, I've got a bone
to pick with you.

Lou: What is it, Dad?

Tim: You've got Jack so busy
taking care of Katie,

That I am running the ranch
on my own. Again.

Lou: He's just helping me out
until Nicole gets here.

You do know that he is not
your personal nanny, right?

- Grandpa likes spending time
with Katie

for your information,

and you should see
how good he is with her.

You know, he's actually
building her a dollhouse

right now.

- A dollhouse?

Ty: Need a lift?

Jeff: No. I'm good.

- What, you run out of gas?

- What makes you think that?

- Don't sweat it.
Happens to newbies all the time.

When that red light
starts flashing,

you might wanna stop
and get some gas.

Jeff: Really? Thought it meant
stop and get a beer.

Ty: You want a ride or what?

Suit yourself.

(Truck engine rumbles)

(Hooves thud rapidly)

♪♪

Wow, Amy!

I didn't know you could
trick ride.

Amy: Well, I can do
some of the easier tricks.

But nothing like Sandra can do.

- So is Chaplin better now?

- Well, I think so.

- You know, he's seems a whole
lot more cooperative

after a few trail rides.

I think maybe
he just needed a change.

- Hey, Georgie,
I'm gonna run into town,

go to the feed store.

Do you mind settling him
into his stall for me?

Georgie: Yeah, sure.
Amy: Okay, thanks.

You are such a good boy.

You are.

Yeah.

Tim: I know what you're trying
to do, Jack,

and it won't work.

Jack: Hello to you too, Tim.

Tim: You're gonna give Katie
the dollhouse

and take all the credit.

Jack: What are you talking
about?

Tim: You're already making me
look bad

with all this free babysitting

and now you're trying
to out-gift me

with the dollhouse.

- You know, leave it to you

to turn this thing
into some kind of competition.

Tim: You're the one
trying to be the hero.

I'm not trying to be a hero.

- Just thought Katie
might like the dollhouse.

- Like it?! She'll love it.

And I am not letting
my granddaughter grow up

thinking it's her
"great grandfather's dollhouse"

When we started building it
together.

That makes it our dollhouse,
not your dollhouse.

Jack: That was a long time ago.

And if you recall,
it didn't exactly end well.

Tim: I want in, Jack.

I'm not taking no for an answer.

Georgie: Ladies and gentlemen,

boys and girls,

all the way from Hudson,
Alberta,

the amazing Georgina Crawley
Fleming Morris!

(Pained yelp)

Jeff: Georgie!

Georgie!

You okay?

- Yeah, I think so.

Jeff: What the hell
were you doing?

Georgie: Don't! A trick.

- I told you not to do that!

- And I told you
you can't tell me what to do!

- Look, stop doing stupid stuff!

(Pained whimper)
- You don't even care!

- What are you talking about?
of course I care.

- No you don't!

Two words: Mini golf.

- Georgie, I'm sorry.

- Look, I had a problem
with my bike, okay?

I ran out of gas, but...

Look, I will make it up
to you, okay?

- You know what?
Don't even bother.

If you can't wait
to get back to Fort Mac,

Why don't you just go?!

Ouch.

- You know, what you did
was really dangerous.

- I know.

I just wanted to know
what it felt like...

for a second.

- Well, you need to respect
what Lou says,

and she thinks you're too young.

- (Sighs) I know.

Are you gonna tell her
what I did?

- That depends.

You have to promise not to pull
anything like that again.

- Cross my heart.

- Okay.

What's all that?

- I found it online.

Sandra is super famous

and I can't believe I know her.

Do you think she'll sign
one of the photos for me?

- I think she probably will.

(Laughs warmly)

(Sandpaper rasps)

- You know, by the time
we're done this dollhouse,

Katie ought to be ready
to leave for college.

Jack: Yeah, well, good
craftsmanship takes time.

Tim: Yeah, 15 years
and counting.

Jack: You can thank yourself
for that, I guess.

If you weren't so messed up
back then,

I wouldn't have
had to kick you out

and we'd have given
this dollhouse to Amy

for Christmas
just like we planned.

- There's nothing
I can do about that, Jack.

I might have been
a lousy father back then,

but I've more than made up
for it.

- Yeah, well, that's debatable.

- You know how much I do
for my girls!

How do you think Lou
was able to buy the diner?

I figure Lou made that happen
all on her own.

- Well, you figured wrong.

Lou and Peter didn't even
have enough money

for the down payment,
so I pitched in -

I became a silent partner.

- And Lou was okay with that?

- She doesn't know.

- What do you mean
she doesn't know?

- Well, I knew she was too proud
to take my money,

so I told Peter not say
anything.

Buying Maggie's was Lou's dream.

- You are a piece of work,
you know that?

- I did it for Lou.

I don't need recognition.

- Well, I guess that makes you
father of the year then,

doesn't it?

Tim: Where are you-
where are you going?

Hey!

What's your problem?

- Well, there's too much
hot air up there

for my liking.

- Well, what do you care
if I gave Lou the money?

- You know what?
Just keep your voice down.

She's in the other room.

Now, I don't care
what you do with your money.

But not telling Lou
that you're a part owner

in this diner,
that's a huge mistake.

And forcing her husband
to keep your secret?

Well, that's just plain
dishonest.

Tim: You're making a big deal
out of nothing.

Jack: When Lou finds out
about this,

and she always does,

this is gonna blow up
in your face.

You mark my words.

- You're wrong.
You're wrong, Jack.

I got nothing to feel bad about.

I did a good thing
for my daughter.

- Well, if it's such
a good thing,

why don't you tell her
the truth?

I'm going to bed.

(Footsteps thunk on stairs)

Ty: Hey.
Jeff: Hey.

- You're leaving?

- Uh, yeah, yeah.
Gotta head back up north.

Duty calls.

- Well, did you even say goodbye
to your sister?

- Nah. She's pretty mad at me.

Thought I'd let her cool off.

I'll call her when I get home.

- Huh. Well, it's too bad
you're leaving.

I was thinking we should go
for a rip on our bikes.

Give you a few pointers,
you know.

But if you gotta go,
you gotta go.

- Yeah, you wouldn't be able
to keep up with me anyway.

(Laughs) Huh.
Ty: I highly doubt that.

- Guess we'll never know.

- Wait... Hey, Ty! Wait up!

(Cabin door closes)

Lou...

Lou: Hey, Dad.

- Can I have a word with you?

- Yeah, but I've got four guests
arriving any minute,

So make it fast.

Tim: Well, there's something
that I should've

told you awhile ago
about the diner.

Lou: What about it?

- Well, you and Peter
didn't have the money

to make the down payment.

- Yeah, we did, Dad.

In case you haven't noticed,
I'm the owner now.

- Yeah...

So I made up the difference.

- What do you mean?

- Peter said you were short,
so I pitched in some funds.

Actually, I pitched in
a lot of funds.

In a way, I think,

I guess that makes me
your silent partner.

Surprise!

Look, I know I should've
told you, honey, but...

You and I weren't exactly
getting along at the time

and I was afraid you weren't
gonna take my money,

and I knew how important
it was to you,

so I didn't want anything

to stand in the way
of your dream.

And don't go blaming Peter
for this

because I told him
to keep his mouth shut.

So if you're gonna
blame anybody,

you should be blaming me.

- You hugging me 'cause
you wanna strangle me or...?

Thank you for believing in me,
Dad.

- Well, I love you.

(Bike engines whine)

Ty: All right, here's the plan.

We're gonna head up
to my trailer

a couple miles up the road.

Jeff: Yeah, whatever you say.

You need to get a feel
for your bike

before we add any speed.

So take it easy, okay?

Jeff: You take it easy,
old man!

(Jeff's bike revs loudly)

- Hey, where are you going?!

Hey!

(Engines rumble loudly)

(Jeff's bike revs loudly
on acceleration)

(Engine rumbles)

Ty: (Victorious laughter)

Yeah!

(Laughing)

(Engine rumbles loudly, idling)

Where is that kid?

(Tires crunch over gravel)

Jeff?!

Jeff!

Jeff: Seriously, guys,
I'm fine.

I, I slowed down
before I slid out.

I barely even have a scratch.

Jack: Yeah, well, I'm taking you
to the clinic just the same.

- Okay, but it's really
not necessary.

- We'll see about that.

(Ladder clunks)

- I tried to warn him about
the curve in the road, Jack.

He wouldn't listen.
He just took off.

- Mm.

Okay, it wasn't totally
his fault.

I kinda raced him a bit,
so I'm a bit of an idiot.

Jack, the guy pisses me off,
man.

He sees my bike,
he goes out and buys

some over-priced crotch rocket,

acts like he owns the road.

I had to knock him down
a few pegs.

- Yeah, well, mission
accomplished.

Do you feel good about that?

- No.

Why do you think he went out
and got that bike

in the first place?

'Cause he's got more money
than he knows what to do with.

- No. It's 'cause
he's showing off

just for you.

You gotta remember,
he grew up without parents,

Probably didn't have a lot
of people to look up to.

So, like it or not,

you're a role model
for that boy.

- I'm not a role model,
especially not for that kid.

- Mm, well, that's too bad.

He could use someone like you
in his life.

That is, when you're
not being an idiot.

Ty: (Half laughs)

(Hooves thud rapidly)

♪♪

Amy: Wow. (Laughs)

Sandra: Whoa...

Amy: Yeah!
Georgie: Woo!

Georgie: That was incredible!

Sandra: Thanks!

Oh, Chaplin's totally
back to his old self.

Amy: You know,
he loves performing,

but horses are a lot
like people.

Sometimes they get bored
if they do the same thing

over and over again.

Sandra: From now on,
I'll change up his routine,

make sure he gets
a lot of variety.

Thank you so much, Amy.

- No problem.

Can I?

- Yes, go ahead.
- Okay, okay.

Georgie: Sandra, can you sign
this for me, please?

- Really? Sure, I'd love to.

I haven't seen this picture
in ages.

(Marker squeaks on photo)

There you go.

- Thank you!

I can't wait to show Lou.

Sandra: Oh, and Georgie?

You should think about
coming back to ballet classes.

If you want to be
a trick rider,

There's no better way
to work on your balance

and flexibility.

- Okay, I will.

I'm sorry, I didn't know

she was gonna choose
that picture.

She doesn't know
about your sister.

- That's okay,
I love that picture.

- How are you?

I mean, things must
still be difficult.

- It's getting better.

Used to be that I didn't wanna
perform without Diana.

It was just too painful
to think about her.

But now, I don't wanna
stop trick riding

Because it's what
keeps her memory alive.

I really appreciate everything

you've done for me, Amy.

If there's anything
I can do for you,

Just ask.

- Actually, there might be
something.

Tim: (Exhales and chuckles)

"Thanks for believing in me,
Dad."

- What are you going on
about now?

- That's what Lou said.

"Thanks for believing
in me, Dad."

I told her everything.

Wasn't even mad,
not even a little bit.

In fact, she pretty much
called me

the world's greatest dad.

- Well, you should put that
on a T-shirt then.

- You know, between Lou
and Katie's dollhouse,

I'm on a fatherhood roll,
Jack.

You know, actually,

I've been doing some thinking
about that dollhouse.

You're Katie's grandfather,

so I think you should be the one
to finish it for her.

It won't be as good
if I'm not involved,

but it'll go a lot faster.

- Yeah, no. No, no, no.

We started together,
we finish together.

Jack: Why? Whenever we do
anything together

we just fight about it.

Well, then, we're just
gonna have to get over
ourselves,

aren't we, Jack?

- Come on, for Katie's sake.

- For Katie's sake.

Amy: Lou, I know you already
said no to trick riding lessons,

but I think maybe
you should reconsider.

- I didn't say no forever.

I just said to wait
until she's older.

- Well, how old?

-I don't know... thirty-five.

- Lou, you can't bubble wrap
Georgie

and protect her
from every scrape and fall.

- I know, Amy,
but it's trick riding

and I can't help
but think of everything

that could go wrong.

- Okay, I understand that,

But Sandra is a professional

And she is gonna teach Georgie
to be disciplined

And not take dangerous risks.

Lou, would you please
just have an open mind?

I'd like to try something.

- (Sighs)

Sandra: Nice. Good.
Okay, straighten your knees.

Yeah.

So how are you doing?

Sandra: Great job, Georgie.

I guess it's not as scary
as I thought.

So much for ballet lessons.

Sandra: Nice!

Good.

Okay, are you ready?

Ready.

Very nice! Ha!

- One thing's for sure,

Georgie sure didn't smile
like that in dance class.

Jeff: (Pained exhale)

(Ty knocks)

Ty: So you gonna live?

Jeff: Yeah, doc said I was fine.

Ty: Well, you're lucky.

That stunt you pulled
was pretty stupid.

Jeff: Hey, you're the one
that pulled ahead of me.

Ty: Okay, then I guess we're
both pretty stupid.

(Jeff and Ty chuckle playfully)

Jeff: Stop!

(Grunted exhale)

You know, this um...

This visit didn't really
turn out the way I expected.

I bet you'll be real happy
to see me leave.

- Actually, no.

I was hoping you'd stick around.

I mean, at least until
you've worked things out

with Georgie.

- Nah, man, I've been
messing up big time.

She's better off without me.

- I get it.

I used to run away a lot too.

Things would get complicated
and I'd just take off.

I'd disappear.

Sticking around
and working things out...

it's hard.

See you later.

- Sandra is
the coolest teacher ever!

I can't believe she gave me
a private lesson.

I was so scared,

and I was sure
I was gonna fall off,

but then I did it!

Amy and Georgie: (Laugh)

Jeff: Hey, I just came
to say goodbye.

- I thought you already left.

- No, I'm heading out
tomorrow morning.

- Okay. Bye.

Amy: Georgie...
Jeff: No, no, no, it's okay.

She's mad at me

'cause I screwed up our plans
yesterday.

You know, I meant what I said,
Georgie.

I'm gonna make it up to you,
okay?

Maybe if I get some
vacation time,

I'll come back at Christmas.

I'll call you when I get home,
okay?

See you around, Squirt.

Lou: Georgie,
that wasn't very nice,

especially considering
he came all this way to see you.

- I know, but...
I guess I just thought

I'd get to spend
more time with him.

But he's too busy.

- Yeah, but you're busy too.

The important thing
is your brother is here,

and he may not be perfect,
but he's trying.

Amy: Hey,

you know who this girl is
in the picutre with Sandra?

Georgie: No.

Amy: Well, her name's Diana.

She's Sandra's sister.

They used to perform together

and they were absolutely
amazing.

But Diana passed away
a few years ago.

- That's awful.

- You know, Georgie,

sometimes we think we have
all the time in the world

with the people we care about,

But the truth is, we don't.

(Exhales, thoughtful)

Hey, what are you doing
with my bike?

Fixing it,
and you're gonna help.

You wanna learn
how to ride a motorcycle,

you gotta respect it,

and that starts
with knowing how it works.

- Are you in or are you out?

- Yeah, sure.

- All right.

I know you gotta
get to Fort Mac,

so we'll work fast.

- Uh, actually, um...

I was thinking about
what you said yesterday.

I'm gonna stick around
for a bit,

see if I can patch things up
with my sister.

- Good. That's good.

Okay, we're gonna start
with the brake lever.

Jeff: Okay...

Jeff: Yeah, screw's up here.
Ty: Yeah, that's right.

Ty: Throw that in the top.

Jeff: Jam it in here.

Tim: Are you ready for this?

Lou: (Gasps in amazement)

You guys, it's beautiful!

Look it! I can't believe it.

Katie, look! It's our house.

Tim: Yeah. It was my idea
to make it look like the house.

Jack: It was my idea.

Tim: It was our idea.

Ratio's still out on the roof.

Jack: Yeah, well, I told you
to fix that,

but you didn't.

- I was busy doing
the brick work, Jack.

- I don't know what you guys
are talking about,

it's perfect.

Thank you. Both of you.

Hey, Katie?
We both love it.

♪ Looking out at the world
We're in ♪

♪ We are the love ♪

♪ We are the love we give ♪

Hey.

Georgie: Are you still planning
on leaving today?

- Well, um, not if
you don't want me to.

- Do you feel like going
on a trail ride?

Or are you still too bruised
from falling off your bike?

- (Half laughs)
No, I feel okay,

I'm just...
I'm not much for horses.

- Well,

you should at least
give it a try.

Because...

what if we never have a chance
to go riding again?

Maybe we have
all the time in the world,

maybe we don't.

- What's with you?

- Nothing.
I'm just happy you're here.

- Me too.

♪ We are the love ♪

All right, Squirt,
let's saddle up.

(Grunts with effort)

(Water splatters)

- Hey.
- Hey.

How'd it go with Jeff's bike?

- Not bad.

He did a pretty good job
with it.

- I'm really glad
you gave him a chance.

- Oh, I didn't do anything.

- I think you did a lot,
actually.

(Laughs playfully)

Mm. (Laughs) Thank you.

Hey.

Hey, why don't we
get outta here,

Go back to my place?

- Well, I would love to,

but I promised Lou
we'd be home for dinner.

- Oh... that's too bad.

- You know, if we leave right
now...

♪ This is not some
one-way mirror ♪

♪ Looking out at the world
we're in ♪

Jeff: This is crazy!

♪ We are the love we give ♪

Jeff: Hey.

♪ I'm starting
to see it clearer ♪

♪ We belong to those who live ♪

♪ We are the love ♪

♪ We are the love we give ♪