All language subtitles for Degrassi TNG s10e41 Chasing Pavements 1

I'm Fiona, and I'm an alcoholic.

I've been sober 28 days now, and I've
learned so much here. It's crazy.

I learned that my addiction to drinking
was just a symptom for my underlying

problem, and I'm trying to become more
self -aware.

Like, I have trouble with relationships.

My ex -boyfriend, he was abusive.

And that's one of the reasons why I
drank.

I'm an addict, and I pledge to work at
it every day.

Good for you.

Well done, Fiona.

I'm happy to say you are no longer an
inpatient.

Congrats.

Thanks for coming.

I ran here straight after dialysis. I
wouldn't miss this for the world. Are

okay? What can I do? What do you need?

You don't have to take care of me.

Well, the days of you taking care of me
are over.

I'm a rehab grad. I'm strong now.

Oh, I am so proud of you, sweetheart.

I'm so well -spoken. Good. I'm going to
need all the public speaking practice I

can get before my court appearance this
week.

The Bobby trials this week?

Mom, what's wrong?

About that.

We need to talk.

Thank you so much for the second chance,
Mr. Simpson.

Well, I'm glad to have you back, Allie.

And I trust this means that we won't
have any more issues.

I'm turning over a new leaf.

And we are determined to support her.

Her family is working towards
understanding each other.

Well, that's great.

And I have to admit, I'm glad to have
you back for the standardized math test

they're going on this week.

Welcome back, math test.

Yippee! I know you will do well, Allie.

Suspense is making me perspire. What's
going on?

Sit with me.

If this financial compensation is not
accepted, trial proceeds as scheduled.

Financial compensation?

Bobby's offering us a settlement.

He pays us $100 ,000, we drop the
charges. Forget it.

He's guilty, and we don't exactly need
the money. Fiona, you know I am the

person to support you. So then?

Last time, with your deposition, it
triggered your drinking.

I'm better!

I have coping techniques.

If I ever feel like I'm going to drink,
I describe the room.

Like right now.

I'm with my mom.

In a loft conversion with exposed brick
and an anthropology throw.

But Fiona, a trial, especially this
week, would be overwhelming for you. And

you really want to be in the same room
with Bobby right now? You were the one

who said we can't let Bobby get away
with it. Well, things have changed since

then.

I only want what's best for you. Do you
understand?

I understand.

I told you I'd be back.

Well, I guess after you ran away, I
needed to see it to believe it. Well,

me, baby. New and improved.

Are you sure you're ready?

I guess we can catch up with you in a
hurry. Thank you, Miss Optimism.

Sorry. It's okay. It's all behind me.
Whatever they get up to is their

Hey.

Lock up the boys.

Boiler Room Bandari is back on the
scene.

Bianca, don't you have somewhere to be?

Come on in, Allie. We missed you.

Thank you. So excited

for CPR.

You want to make out with a plastic
dummy? Your love life must suck.

Yeah, very funny. I'm applying to be a
lifeguard this year and I need CPR to

qualify.

Okay.

You four, you four, and you four.

Find your dummies.

Okay, can you switch with me so I don't
have to be in a group with Owen?

Why, what'd he do?

He's just gross.

So, you want me to pair with a gross
guy?

Nice sales pitch. Come on, Kate.

Just bite the bullet.

Oh, how cute is she?

Look at that face.

Oh,

what a creep.

Pretend he's no better.

Have you talked to Adam since rehab?

No. I want to.

I just hope he doesn't think my drinking
was because he's transgender.

It can't be easy being different.

So, want to help me convince my mom
attending the trial is a good idea? Of

course.

CPR equals lifeguard training, which
equals hot chicks and bikinis. It's a

cliche, but it is a true cliche.

Okay, now let's try thrusts. 30
compressions, 2 breaths.

No, no, no.

Arm straighter. Like this.

I got it.

Thanks. No problem. Just trying to help.

Of course, if you need more help.

Um, I'm good.

Good money to be that dummy.

Fiona, all you have to do is sign the
settlement paper and it's over.

I'm not going to sign that.

What if you lose? How is that going to
make you feel? Mom, please.

What did Sherm say?

He has everything set to go in New York.
All we have to do is show up.

But it's just the two of us. Daddy's
away and Declan's on a school trip.

What if Holly J. came?

Just for moral support.

Ali J., what about your health?

I have dialysis every other day, but if
it's only for one day, I could ask my

mom.

Well, you and Fiona do make a great
team. Oh, thank you.

I can do anything with my mom and my
girlfriend by my side.

I'm going to win this case.

Getting a jump on your homework?

I'm just keeping to myself.

Beats hanging out in those corridors,
watching my ex -boyfriend and his new

girlfriend. It sucks, doesn't it?

Everywhere I look, they're there.

Don't let a guy define your whole grade
tenure.

Go make your mark, like, on the
standardized math test.

Why? I thought we don't get graded.

You don't. These tests judge teachers
and principals.

So if little old me does badly, Mr.
Simpson gets fired?

That's not what I said.

But... You know what? Forget it. Just
please do well on the test.

How's your favorite lawyer?

Well, the question is, how's my client?

Tough and ready?

I think so.

Good. Come.

How are you?

We're in session.

Counselor, once your client gives her
statement, she will be cross -examined

the defense.

CPR rules.

It's kind of cool to know that you can
save someone's life.

Why do I feel like I'm drowning?

What happened?

You saw how Owen was all over me, trying
to pretend that he was helping.

I was watching like a hawk, but you
didn't seem to mind.

Ooh, that's why I feel so gross.

Just let him treat me like an object.

If it creeped you out, why didn't you
say anything?

In front of everyone?

Because that's not embarrassing at all.

So what are you going to do?

I don't know. Maybe I'll drop out.
That'll teach him.

I know.

I will just talk to Coach Armstrong and
tell him to put Owen in another group.

As long as it's not mine. Yeah, promise.

We started dating in the summer in the
Hamptons.

But after we got back, Bobby got violent
with me. Can you be a bit more

specific?

Grabbing at first, or shoving, and then
he hit me.

So you allege.

Ms. Coyne, you were in rehab until just
days ago, isn't that right? For alcohol

addiction?

Yes, but I... You're an addict.

Rehab taught me that I used alcohol to
mask my problem.

Like my hurt from being abused by Bobby.

No girl deserves to be abused.

Miss Coyne, would you like to tell us
how you got this bruise?

I got it when Bobby hit me.

Which you allege was on August 28th. Yet
witnesses saw you after that with no

bruise. And this picture was taken
September 1st.

Well, I covered it up at first.

I didn't want it to cause problems.

But then I realized I should take a
picture.

Did you embellish it with makeup?

Make it look worse than it was?

Myth coin for the record?

I guess so.

So, you lied.

Made up a bruise. But you want us to
believe that you were abused.

Interesting.

Oh.

One final question.

Have you ever had a successful romantic
relationship?

Objection. Sustained. No further
questions, Your Honor.

Please be respectful of students writing
tests.

Keep noise levels in the halls to a
minimum.

Um, excuse me? I think we need to talk.

Nope.

You got me kicked out of CPR.

I did?

Armstrong says I'm making certain girls
feel threatened.

Okay, well, I didn't mean to get you
kicked out, but now you can't harass any

more girls. Oh, well, tough break.

Okay, seriously?

What did I do that was so wrong?

You touched me, and I didn't like it. I
guess I shouldn't be surprised.

What is that supposed to mean?

You threw Zane in a dumpster. You
harassed Riley, and you're a creepy

who likes to upset people. Why not grow
up a girl?

Overreact much? Why didn't you just say
something? Like you would have listened.

Right, so instead you run to the
teacher.

Am I supposed to be a lifeguard now?

Can you describe your relationship with
Miss Coyne?

She was one of those fragile flowers,
you know?

I wanted to protect her.

But I should have been more careful.

What do you mean?

I just felt bad for her, you know? I
mean, she was so confused.

I wanted to help, but I shouldn't have
gotten so close.

And how do you feel about Miss Coyne
now, after all her allegations?

I just want to clear my name.

You know, I don't wish Fiona ill. I... I
hope she feels better someday.

If there are no further questions, we'll
adjourn for lunch.

This was a bad idea.

You really were great on the stand.

Bobby's testimony made me look like a
crazy person.

Maybe we should have just taken this
stupid settlement after all.

I have to excuse myself.

Didn't he say it?

Honey, are you feeling insecure?

No, I'm fine, Mom. I have my flashcards.

I have to get back to the lawyers. But
you two shouldn't have to rush.

I'm really proud of you, darling.

There you are.

Study emergency?

Claire, we have to ace this math test.

The standardized one?

Grades don't count on that, Ellie. You
can relax.

It does for principals.

If the school does badly, Mr. Simpson
could get fired.

Okay, that's awful, but what are we
supposed to do?

Study, get the other kids too. I don't
know, something.

It's been a hard year, Claire. I just, I
need a win.

Please help me.

What's your plan?

The grade 10s are going to ace this test
and show everyone just how smart we all

are.

Minor detail.

Some of the grade 10s aren't all that
smart.

Well, that's where I come in.

Where am I?

A New York bistro staring at a glass of
wine.

What do I hear?

Traffic.

Lots of soothing traffic.

Were you talking to yourself?

It's a coping technique.

What if I lose?

You're not... You're winning just by
doing that.

Do not let him break you.

Okay?

What would I do without you?

We're going to come back to New York
sometime to celebrate you being the best

friend in the whole world, okay?

Absolutely.

Are you stalking me?

Look, I just want to talk. Of course you
do. Well, I am not sorry for telling

Coach Armstrong how you made me feel in
CPR class.

I know.

I did what I did, and he kicked me out.

You don't have to apologize.

I do.

Okay.

Thanks.

But did it ever occur to you that I
wasn't trying to make you feel

uncomfortable?

Look, I like you, Anya.

You're a serious catch.

Okay.

Well, as long as we're talking, I'm
going to be honest, okay?

I don't like you like that.

And I probably never will.

Probably.

Definitely.

Okay.

Well, I'm sorry I made you feel bad.

Truth.

Like I said, Bobby's a great guy.

Thank you, Tinsley. We'll get to that.

Do you have a relationship with Miss
Coyne?

I met her, like, once, and then she took
off.

So you're not friends?

No.

She's kind of a loner. What about your
relationship with Mr. Beckenridge?

Are you friends?

More than friends?

Well, we haven't exactly labeled it.

But you were involved.

Mm -hmm.

And what was that like? Is Bobby usually
fun, outgoing?

Yeah.

Yeah, it was dramatic dating Bobby.

All young relationships are.

But I'm sure Bobby never seemed violent
to you, right?

Finsley, for the record?

So that's a no, then?

No. Thank you. That'll be all.

When the, uh...

Defense attorney asked you if Bobby was
ever violent. You hesitated. Is there

something you'd like to share with the
court?

I don't know.

Under oath?

We were at this party.

Bobby caught me talking to this guy.

He didn't like that very much.

He pulled me away and, uh...

He fought me.

Just a little bit.

Objection. This was not in the
deposition. It was only one time.

Thank you.

Hello, ladies.

Hey, Miss O. We're just studying some
math.

Good for you.

I... I thought of some kids that might
want to join your, um, your club.

Our club?

What did I miss? Check your email, then
delete it, then empty your trash bin.

Miss O sent me an email.

Here are some students who might benefit
from a little help.

It's a list of all the bottom feeders in
grade 10 math.

And one in grade 11.

Oh, Drew's on here.

No. He's not exactly smart.

Which is why he's still in grade 10
math.

I'm so nervous.

It's over now.

And you did. Great. I have a verdict.

After considering the evidence, we have
found sufficient proof to find in favor

of the plaintiff, Ms. Fiona Coyne.

in the amount of $250 ,000.

I'm going to recommend anger management
therapy for Mr. Beckenridge.

Adjourned.

Congratulations.

Oh, congratulations, sweetheart.

Thank you. You did it. I'm so proud of
you.

Because of you, Holly J., you helped me
through this.

I love you so much.