All language subtitles for Boy Meets World s04e08 Dangerous Secret.eng

Shawn. Shawn,
it's me, Cory.

Cory, what are you
doing here?

Well, my best friend's sick,
his folks are out of town.

I just thought
I'd drop by and check on you.

These bags weigh a ton.

But, you know,
I just brought over a few little sundries

to tide you through.

Cough syrup, aspirin.

Vaporub?

What, you didn't
bring me any flowers?

Well, actually, I did.
I just didn't know if it was appropriate.

It's not.
It's not appropriate.

Now, uh, if you'll
excuse me, I, um...

I got to get
some sleep. (COUGHS)

I'm very contagious.

Oh, say no more.

I'll just plug in
the humidifier and be on my way.

Shawn.

Claire?

Shawn?

Cory. Really,
you don't have to go.

Yeah, like, I'm not
embarrassed enough.

Me and my mentholatum.

You know, Shawn,
if you had plans like this,

you didn't have
to fake a cold.

You could've
just told me.

No, I couldn't have.

Why not?

Look, you're just going
to have to trust me on this one, okay?

Cory, you won't tell anyone
I was here, will you?

(SHAWN SIGHS)

Well, normally
I would've told Shawn,

but he already knows.

Unless he's just
a complete idiot.

You can trust him.
Come on.

Yes?

Shawn, we've always
told each other everything.

Did I say there
was nothing to tell?

But I...
Did I say there was nothing to tell?

Yes, but you still...
Then let it go.

Shawn, you and a girl
spent the night together,

without me.
(GROANS)

Man, this is not something
you sit around and talk to a friend about.

Why is that?
Because you've moved up

to a higher level
of intimacy with women,

and I'm still walking around
with my address in my pocket?

You know, don't be
so hard on yourself about that one.

That's a tough address. 321.

No, no. This is about
where you are and where I'm not.

Cory, don't do anything
because of me, okay?

Shawn, I've been
going out with Topanga

since, like,
the day I was born,

and all we've
ever done is kiss.

I just think
it's time to take it to the next step, okay?

Okay.

So what is
the next step?

Hello. May I
take your coat?

Oh, you like my outfit.

What, these old things?

Hello. May I
take your coat?

(DOORBELL RINGS)
Ah, you like my outfit.

What, these old things?

Hello. May I
take your coat?

I'm not wearing one.

Ah, you like my outfit.

Cory, are you okay?

What, these old things?

(SIGHS)

So what'd you want
to do tonight?

Watch TV,
go to a movie?

Uh, yeah.
We could go to a movie or grab a burger

or go up to my room
and just... You know.

What would we do
in your room?

Uh, have you seen
my new CD changer?

I was with you
when you bought it.

Yes, but you see,
it's set up now,

and we can go see it
in my room.

Okay.

Oh, okay. Let's go.

All right. Yeah.

Let's go.
Cory, are you coming?

Oh, yeah, me.

What, are you
having a seance?

Why would you say that?

(STAMMERING)
The candles, I love candles.

The room is always
like this. Honest.

"Love Sonnets
by Shelley"?

Why would you say that?
Poetry, I love poetry,

and Shelley, her use
of romantic imagery is, dare I say,

sensual.

Shelley was a guy.

Eesh.

So we going
to play anything on your CD changer?

Uh, yeah, yeah.

Um, now, in order
to get the best sound,

you really should sit
right about here.

On your bed?

Uh, it has nothing
to do with the bed, and it has nothing...

It just has to do
with the placement of the speakers

and the placement
of you on the...

Bed?

It just happens
to be there.

Um, so, now let our
musical journey begin.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

* I can hold up
three fingers

Oh, uh, that happens
to be Morgan's

delightful little
kiddy CD.

* Oops, where's my nose?

I love this!
I used to listen to this when I was a kid.

Yes, he's charming,
and he's purple,

but he's out the window.

And now for something
a little more, shall we say,

uh, not that.

(CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING)

That's really pretty.
What is it?

I don't know.
It came with my mom's Volvo.

ANNOUNCER ON CD PLAYER:
Welcome to the safe and secure world

of Volvo ownership.

Protected by a steel cage
and front and side airbags.

We should get that car.

(MUSIC CHANGING)

(ROMANTIC MUSIC PLAYING)

Cory?

Yeah, it's me.

What exactly did you think
was going to happen here?

Uh, Topanga,
you're talking to me like I planned this.

Cory, there's a bowl
of grapes on the bed.

Why would you
say that, "grapes"?

Topanga, come on,
I'm trying so hard here.

To do what?

Well, I just think
we're old enough.

Old enough to do what?

Well, I just think
we're old enough like Shawn.

Shawn?

What does he
have to do with this?

(STAMMERING) No,
nothing. Not a thing in the world. I...

Look, Shawn had a girl
stay over last night,

and he hardly
even knows her.

But you and I,
we've known each other all our lives,

and you're my girlfriend,
and I love you, and...

I mean, we should
be at, like, ninth base by now.

Why? So you can keep up
with your buddy?

No.

I just think my buddy
had a good idea this time.

I should
probably go now.

No. You stay. I'll go.

I'm so pathetic.
I'm throwing myself out.

(INAUDIBLE)

Mr. Feeny.
Miss Lawrence.

Hey, Topanga.

Cory.

She's obviously
very busy,

what with her classes
and having to go to them.

Yes, I'm sure
it's nothing more than that.

What, are you blind
in the eyes, man? She hates me.

Yes, I can see
there's trouble in paradise.

On a happier note,

this compact disc
sailed into my living room last night,

and landed on
my walnut credenza.

Sorry about that.
I was aiming for the moon.

Uh-huh.

Cory, normally,
I don't get involved in the personal affairs

of my students,
but you two are just so cute together.

What can I do?

Nothing, okay?
I'm not gonna come to her,

and she's not
gonna come to me.

No, no, no, Cory.

Regardless of
hurt feelings,

it's always advisable
to keep the lines of communication open.

Okay, Mr. Feeny.
You seem to know everything.

So I'll try your little
communication thing.

Uh, Topanga, if what I did
last night was out of line,

I think at the very least,
we should be able to communicate.

I don't know
what to say to you.

(WHISPERING) Feeny,
what else you got?

Well, on the upside,
I can make everyone shake their head.

And I hope you're happy.

What?

I've blown it with Topanga,
and it's on your head.

Wait a minute.
Let me get this straight.

What?

I made a move
on Topanga last night,

and she got all upset,
like we're not supposed to be doing that,

even though I told her
that you had a girl

spending nights
at your place...

What, you told her
about Claire?

Uh, perhaps.

Cory, you promised
you wouldn't tell anyone.

I thought
I could trust you.

Shawn, we're talking
about Topanga...

No. No, no, no.
We're talking about trust.

But you don't know
what that means, do you?

Cory, it's Friday night.
Aren't you going out with Topanga?

All right, you know what
this family hasn't done in a long time?

Sing.

How about Shawn?

Come on,
we'll do rounds.

* Michael,
row the boat ashore *

Just the mommies.

What happened
between you and Shawn?

Okay, just the friendless,
dateless lonely boys.

* Michael,
row the boat ashore

* Hallelujah

* Sister, help...

All right, all right.
What's the matter with him?

Oh, come on.
He's at that age

where it could be
almost anything.

I wouldn't even
know how to guess.

So Shawn's
rounding the bases,

and you're still
chuckin' peanuts up in the stands.

I ain't even
gettin' peanuts.

Well, maybe you're
moving too fast.

I mean, these things
have gotta happen naturally.

It's naturally, Eric,
for guys like Shawn and you.

You know what,
you never even told me about your first time.

Remember Mitchell Davis?

There's an
unexpected surprise.

Why don't you tell me
about your second time?

Just stick with me.
All right, look,

Mitch and I were
always competing about everything.

Who could
run the fastest,

who could shoot
the most baskets,

who could catch
the most flies.

Oh, please. Get to it.

One day,
Mitch shows up here.

He's got a brand new bike.

Three-speed,
emerald green,

speedometer on the handle.

Wait, you had one
just like that.

Exactly. That's why
Mitch got his.

But see,
to show me up,

his didn't have
any training wheels.

So, okay, I go,
I begged Dad, right? I'm begging him,

"Please take off
my training wheels."

He tells me
I'm not ready.

Well, apparently
Mitch wasn't either,

'cause one day,
we're racing down Oakhurst Drive...

Mmm, Dead Man's Hill.
Right.

Mitch falls off
his bike,

slams his head into
some garbage cans, and that, my friend,

is why Mitchell Davis
repeated the sixth grade 11 times.

Eric, what does this
possibly have to do

with me and Topanga
moving past kissing?

Cory, sex is like
a bike without training wheels.

If you try it
before you're ready,

you're gonna fall off
and break your head.

You know, Shawn,
you don't have to always use the window.

I like it. Danger.

Listen, I'm sorry
I told Topanga about you and Claire.

You forgive me?

Yeah. Friends for life.
You know that.

Good. Good.
And I want you to know you can always trust me,

always come to me
for anything.

My parents
are back in town.

Can I bring Claire
here tonight?

Oh, just throw it
in my face.

Cory, it's not like that.

Then what is it, Shawn?

Cory, don't you think
that if I could've told you something,

I would have?
Shawn,

I think you know
that you can always trust me with anything.

You swear
you'll never tell?

I swear.

Okay, Claire and I
aren't doing anything.

We never have.

The reason
she's been staying at my place...

Her dad hits her.

What do you mean
he hits her?

At night sometimes,
he yells a lot and beats her up.

Wait, Claire's dad?
He's the vice president of a bank.

Yeah, I know.
Good job, fancy home, a low-life creep.

But I just can't hide her
at my place anymore.

Well, we should probably
go to the police.

No. Cory, the cops
aren't going to do anything.

Why not?
Because I'm a kid from a trailer park,

and he's the vice president
of a bank.

I mean, who do you think
they're gonna listen to?

Well, then at least
let me tell my parents. I mean...

No! Cory, you just swore
that you wouldn't tell anyone.

I need to know.
Can I bring Claire here tonight?

What about her dad?
Won't he be upset if she's not there?

What about her mom?
Her mom's scared.

She's just pretending
it's not happening,

and Claire's
gotten really good at sneaking out.

Yeah. I'll call you
when my parents go to sleep.

It's okay.

Uh, kitchen.
There's a bathroom in there.

You can sleep
on this couch.

If you want
more blankets, I'll just...

This is fine.

Don't worry,
I'll be out before your parents get up.

Oh. No, you don't
have to do that.

Is that your mom and dad?

Yeah.

They look like
nice people.

They are.

They are nice people.

I like your house.

It reminds me
of my aunt's place in Vermont.

I spent a summer there once.

She had flowers everywhere.

Sounds like
a great place.

You'd wake up
in the morning,

and even before you
opened your eyes,

you could
smell these flowers.

You just knew
that everything was all right.

So, you want me
to put your coat someplace?

No, it's fine.
Really, it's okay.

I walked into my door.
I'm kind of clumsy.

Oh, yeah.
Yeah, that happens.

That happens to me
all the time.

I must have walked
into my own door like 10 times.

Shawn told you, huh?

Look, I know
it's not my place

to tell you what
to do or anything...

You know, actually,
could I have a glass of milk, if that's okay?

Yeah.

You know, I really think
if I could tell my parents, they'd know what...

To do.

So, um, Claire got out
before your parents woke up?

Yeah. Your plan
of protecting her one night at a time worked.

For one night, Shawn.

Good. So, um,
now it's the next night,

and I'm wondering if
you can leave your door unlocked again.

Shawn...
Cory, she likes your place.

She said
she feels safe there. Can't you just do this?

You can't just move
from place to place because it feels safe.

Come here.

Did you see
what that jerk did to her arm?

Now, we gotta get Claire,
and we gotta go to the police.

No. No. Cops just
make things worse.

Oh, you're right, Shawn.
You put a cherry bomb in the mailbox.

The cops came
and made things worse for you.

You stole Turner's bike,
more cops, more worse.

So you see my point then?

Shawn, you're a criminal.

The cops were
doing their job.

Now, we're getting Claire,
and we're going to the police.

If you do,
I'll just lie.

Claire, you gotta
do something.

Look, you come home
to the people in that picture,

and you know
they love you.

My dad loves me, too.

He just has
all this stress at work,

and I get in his way
at the wrong times.

Well?
No.

No. He's wrong, okay?
What he's doing to you is wrong.

Cory.

Yeah, I'll unlock my door.

SHAWN: Take it easy.
I'm coming.

Cory.

It's the middle
of the night.

What, didn't
Claire show up?

Yeah, she showed up.

I'm fine. It's really
not as bad as it looks.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.
I should have been there.

He won't do this
to you again. I promise.

Shawn, you can't
promise something like that.

I know you wanna
do the right thing,

but you have been
wrong on this all the way.

Look, in a year and a half,
I'll be off at college.

Until then, I'll just
stay out of his way.

Claire, you haven't been
doing a real good job of that so far.

You're against me
now, too?

You don't deserve this.

Nobody does.

You didn't make him
do this, Claire,

but you can't
make him stop all by yourself.

I didn't
do anything to him.

I didn't do anything.

Why did he have me?

Cor, don't forget those.

Yeah, I know.
It's a good thing

my parents
aren't up yet, huh?

Yeah. Good thing
we're still asleep.

Yeah, we shouldn't
be up for an hour.

Mom, Dad,

it's nice
to see you both.

Yeah, anything
we need to know about before we wake up?

Well, first off,
it's got nothing to do with these.

Cory.

We were taking care
of a friend

who was being
roughed up by her dad.

Claire Ferguson?

You told them?

No. This time, no.

No, he didn't
tell us, Shawn.

She left
her schoolbook here.

She wanted us
to keep it a secret.

We decided
to respect that.

Hey, guys,
if you've got a friend in serious trouble,

then the only thing
you have to respect

is how to get her
the right kind of help.

Oh, we took care of that.

Did you?

Did you
call the police?

No. We put Claire
on a bus to Vermont.

She's gonna
stay with her aunt who lives there.

It's a real nice place,
Dad, with flowers,

and it's where
she wants to be.

So we did
the right thing.

Really? What's gonna
stop her dad from bringing her back?

He's not
gonna do that.

Well, who's gonna stop him?

Are you gonna
stop him, Shawn?

Is her aunt
gonna stop him?

Because the distance
is not gonna be what stops him.

I'm gonna stop him.

How?

I'm going
to the police.

Good.

We'll drive you.

I promised Claire
I'd take care of her.

Well, now you really are.

It looks
really pretty there.

Yeah. Claire says
she's really happy in Vermont.

I mean,
she's started a new school.

She's making
new friends.

Her dad's in
a therapy program,

and she says maybe
they'll see each other again someday.

I hope everything
works out for her.

Yeah.

So, why's your house
so quiet tonight?

Oh, well,
Mom and Dad are at Morgan's soccer game,

and Eric's at the store.

And here we are again.
Alone in your bedroom.

Yeah, but if you notice,
there are no candles.

What about the grapes?

Well, I just like grapes.

Anyway, listen, Topanga,
this thing with Claire,

I mean, she had
to grow up so fast.

I know.

I just like being 15,
here with you.

Just kissing?

Yeah. Kissing's good.

And I want you to know
I would never want to abuse our relationship.

What was that for?

Hey, just 'cause we're
not going to ninth base

doesn't mean
we can't take a little lead off of first.

Lead off of first?

Uh, baseball been berry,
berry good to me.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

* I can hold up
three fingers

(MOUTHING)
* I can hold up five toes

* I can hold up
eight fingers... *

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