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Okay, did you see that?

I saw something.

I took it in on my off wing and I almost scored.

All right, now watch this.

Oh, that did not look good.

Exactly. This keeps happening when I play on the left wing. I carry the puck

the D wipes me out.

No, you want to play right wing.

Yeah. Feels more natural. I can see the ice better. But the coach keeps putting

me on left wing because I shoot left. What happened there?

Just banged up from last night.

And the guys dragged you off? I'm so sorry. Was it bad?

Well, they skated me pretty hard, but I survived.

I'm not going to moan about it.

I deserve it for skipping practice.

You're taking it well.

I'm tired of feeling down on myself.

I just need to play better and win.

And I'll feel better.

You think that...

Left -wing, right -wing thing's going to help?

I hope so.

Talk to your coach.

Hey!

No, he won't take advice from a rookie.

But a captain might.

It is Matt versus Adamo in the stampede!

Down, Wands.

You want to miss the rest of the season because of a broken leg?

Really? Yeah.

Hey, Dallas.

I know you guys aren't my biggest fans right now.

Hey, you pick your medicine.

Sometimes a rookie just needs to be taught a lesson is all. Blank slate,

for it.

Okay.

Because I think I know how I can help the team.

So you're willing to listen?

She's allowed to drink. I mean, your mom is an adult, right?

Yeah, but she's an addict.

Well, an ex -addict, and they're not supposed to.

And your dad made her drink?

Not exactly.

When she's around him, she doesn't think straight.

Your dad's out of jail?

And I thought it could work out.

That we could finally be a family, but nothing's changed.

Casey, I'm so sorry.

Maybe Connor's right.

My mom's a big girl. She can handle it.

Your mom let him back into your life?

Yeah.

Sounds to me like she might be the real issue here.

Is that an assignment?

Did I forget? Quick, let me see.

Relax, girl. It's a list.

Pretty short list.

I'm thinking of ways to get back at Drew.

For what?

Only cleaning half the condo.

Yeah, what a jerk.

Imogen. What?

You each pay half the rent and half the bills, so you should share the cleaning,

no? He's a boy.

Boys are genetically more slovenly, and I'm not going to be his maid.

It's about time guys had a taste of the housework that women have been suffering

through for generations.

You are quite feminine.

I thought you'd have my back in this situation.

I do!

But you want to know what I do in these situations?

Don't say clean my head with the condo.

Oh, it is?

Hey,

you got me switched to the left wing so you can try sucking a right wing too?

I'm going to make life rough for you.

I let you down.

I'm so sorry.

Your dad wanted to celebrate and I just got caught up.

So that's it?

He gets out and you start drinking again?

What if next time you want to smoke some crack?

It was a one -time mistake.

I met with my sponsor this morning. It's not going to happen anymore.

You promised me you wouldn't drink again ever. And as long as dad's around.

He won't be.

We messed up his parole already. I've asked him to stay away.

For real?

Thank God.

It was unfair of me to throw you in the middle of everything. I'm sorry.

All I care about is that you're safe, Mom.

Come on. I know you guys are in there.

You're drunk.

I ran into a buddy.

You're not supposed to be here.

Come on.

We're family for Pete's sake.

Let me in.

Maybe we should just let him in. Mom, no.

Let me in.

Calmly, my wife. Now.

I can't. I locked the door. I'll break it down.

Get into the bedroom.

Go. Go.

You can't come down.

Are you kidding?

This is so exciting. Cam already has two gold, you lucky child.

What are you doing?

Sending more luck.

Take the draw. Coach wants Cam on his off -line. If you're working your own

game, there's no point in changing it now. Look at him, he's sucking wind off

that last shift.

It's fine.

I've been to work. I'm ready.

Am I still here, huh?

Fiona?

Hey, are you crying?

No.

It's no big deal. A little scrubbing and it'll be good as new.

But everything's changed so fast.

I'm broke.

I have to share my home just to make ends meet.

My whole life's turned upside down.

From lighthouse work?

But I always had someone.

My mom, our au pair, the cleaning staff.

And now I'm all alone and I have to take care of myself. It's scary.

I know.

So does that mean you'll clean my half of the condo?

No way.

But I've never done it before. I don't know how.

I spent years being trained by Mrs. Clean herself, Audra Torres.

I'll have you buffing like a champ in no time.

Okay.

Hey. Good game. Keep it up all year and we'll win the cup.

Your life's going to take off if you keep playing like that.

Ever thought about getting a manager or an agent?

No,

not yet.

There's going to be a lot of people wanting a piece of Camp Saunders.

Someone's waiting for you.

For me?

Better get used to this.

You got the monkey off your back. What made the difference tonight?

Well, Cam had the plan and made it happen.

Tell him how you did it. Do you think it was a fluke? We'll be able to keep up

the pace with the Wizards in town this weekend.

Cam?

Our rookie's got a little stage fright. I'll handle questions.

I've sent Cam like ten textless free messages. I'm sure there's a logical

explanation. What if something's wrong?

Maybe it's serious.

Or maybe he's planning a big surprise.

He did help him get his mojo back.

Uh, excuse me, Dallas.

I was wondering if you've seen Cam.

Not since last night.

Probably went home with some fuck money.

I need to find out where he lives.

Are you jealous?

No.

Just worried.

When was the Battle of Vimy Ridge? 1917.

Which conflict was known as... So your dad's back in jail for violating his

parole? For a night. Two times.

He'll keep coming back.

Be at the University of British Columbia next year.

Then that jerk will be out of your life for good.

But not my mom.

What is the answer, Casey?

Casey? Vancouver.

Vancouver is the site of the first ever nuclear bomb test. Really.

I have to go.

Sorry.

Moving on.

Okay. I have the condo and the bathroom all done.

It wasn't that bad, was it? It was bad enough.

I'm just glad I won't have to do it for another week.

Oh, um, how did the tub drain?

Slowly, as always.

The clog?

No, no, I can't. That thing in there is a year's worth of your hair, not mine.

I hate you.

Oh, come on. It's just a giant wad of hair mixed with some dead skin.

Soap's coming in. It probably looks like a ferret. You're not helping.

Okay, I'm putting the hook in.

Ew, ew, it's going in so far.

Okay. All right, now pull it out slowly.

Ew, ew, ew, ew.

Did you get it?

I did.

Thanks for your support. I really couldn't have done any of this without

Change is hard.

So it's pretty scary for me, too. But together, I think we can get through

Aw.

Roomie hug.

Um, what was that?

Um, just a little housewarming gift.

Oh, no, the club.

What? It's just, you know, my hair and some dead skin and soap scum that kind

looks like a parrot. Come on, please. Please take it out.

Okay, so you let Imogen and I have a date night, and this time you stay out

late. Yeah, yeah, anything.

Okay.

Thanks again.

Going somewhere?

Hey.

What are you doing here?

I told your billet dad I would just bring you your homework.

What's going on?

I'm going home.

I'm done with hockey.

I don't understand. You won the game. Playing better was supposed to make you

happy. And it didn't.

Okay?

I'm just... I'm... I'm sad.

I just want it to go away.

Well, everybody gets sad once in a while.

I mean, isn't quitting a little extreme?

I thought you'd be supportive.

I just don't want to see you make a drastic decision because you're sad. You

think I want to feel like this?

I am all out of ideas, Maya.

It's like my head isn't screwed on right.

Maybe you need to take a break.

You know, balance talking with other things, like more karaoke nights with

friends.

I just want to be happy, Maya.

Good.

And be happy.

That's real homework, by the way.

See you at school tomorrow?

Yeah.

Hey, Maya.

Yeah.

Thanks.

Hey, I got your text and I see your mom in the office. What's up?

I need you to visit Ty.

Or Doug.

It's important.

Okay. You're being a little intense right now.

What's going on?

My mom and I are moving to B .C. What?

Why? Because my dad can't.

He has to stay in the city because of his parole.

So you're just running away? Aren't there any other options?

Right now we're waiting for him to attack one of us.

Or for my mom to start taking drugs again. So he's the loser and you're the

that has to leave everything.

I need to protect my mom.

That's the only way.

Well, that's not fair.

Hey.

I wanted to go to UBC anyway, so now I'll just be heading west a little

than expected.

How soon?

Today. My aunt's got the pull -out couch all set up for when we get there, and

Mr. Simpson recommended a lot of good schools in the area.

I'll visit Ty, and I'll send so many pictures.

Well, that would be great.

Bright sparks are going to miss you.

A lot of us are going to miss you.

We'll miss you too.

And now I have algebra.

And I have to clean out my locker.

Life goes on, huh?

Happy Fiona Coyne Day. I thought we already had Fiona Coyne Day. I'm taking

page out of your book. Every day can be a special me day. Aren't you a dose of

happy? I've experienced personal growth through honest hard work.

You clean.

Very much so.

And my roommate situation has stabilized for now, and Drew's even going to give

us some alone time tonight.

I'd love to, it's just I have to present my set designs for the musical

tomorrow.

Eli's been on my case, and I have to stay home and work.

Okay, well, I'll come over and watch.

Or help.

No, I'd get it done quicker by myself.

No offense.

Plus, my dad's got dinner plans for us. Okay, I get it. You don't want me at

your house.

It's not that.

Well, we've been more than friends for weeks now, and I'm still waiting for my

invite.

I'm sorry.

Really bad timing.

What happened?

Is it your arm?

I'll go get help.

We got three days of driving ahead of us, so get comfy.

Casey, wait!

Jenna told us you're leaving?

So it's really true?

All packed and ready to go.

You know, if you're scared about nationals, there are other options.

I would have killed them.

I know.

Come here.

Get in there.

All right, enough sadness.

Never heard of the internet?

We'll keep in touch.

Shouldn't you guys be in class?

Washington passes.

Yeah, we all really had to go.

Thanks, you guys.

Lucy, you better make sure he calls, emails, and checks face rings. I'm all

it.

Bye, Jenna.

You sure about this, Kate?

Yeah.

Let's go.

Let's go, Birdman.

Cam. Hey, you came.

What happened?

I had a little fall.

Yeah, pulling her out on the catwalk like the rest of the morons on my team.

Such a klutz.

Yeah, and now we don't have our best player for six to eight weeks.

I stay here, I get us a ride, and make sure Birdman doesn't slip on a wet floor

and break his other arm.

I got a new nickname.

You know what I meant when I said you needed a break?

It was an accident. Do you swear?

Maya, I'm not some loser who tries to hurt himself.

Besides, this will give me more time to hang out with you and the guys. Is that

cool? Well, it depends.

Are you going to be happy?

I have no reason not to be.

So what happens when your arm gets better and you go back to hockey?

Maya, I'm happy now.

With you.

I'm glad you're okay.

Yeah.

I'm great.