All language subtitles for Heartland.CA.S19E07.1080p.WEBRip.x264-BAE_track3_[eng]

- Previously on Heartland...
- There's something I need

to tell tell you
about our halftime show.

We're revealing our new sponsor.
- (Dex) Jack! Jack!

- What?!

- Sorry, dude.
I didn't mean to scare you.

I said your name,
like, three times.

- You nearly killed my horse!

You know, I think people
need to hear about this

because next time,
the horse may not be so lucky.

- (Jack) I brought
you into my world

and you made a joke of it.

Now get off my ranch.

I don't need to see
you back here.

- I think maybe Gracie
had something to do

with the colic outbreak.

- Putting horses' lives
in danger?

That doesn't make any sense.

(gentle music)

- Hey.
- Hi, Amy.

- Hi.
(all chuckling)

- Oh, wow.

That is a really big horse.
(women laugh)

- Nathan mentioned
that you might be

a little bit afraid.

- You don't have
to do this, Parm.

- Yes, I do.

Riding up to the wedding venue
on a white horse is tradition.

- Amy, after we got engaged,

my grandmother mentioned
a traditional baraat

and I said how much
I loved the idea,

but that was before I knew
you didn't like horses.

- Well, it's more that
they don't like me.

- You could ride in
on a unicycle, Parm,

and I wouldn't care, OK?

Just as long
as I get to marry you.

- A unicycle, huh?

Well, maybe I should have
a big red nose,

some floppy shoes...

(couple laughing)

- You'll have to excuse me
for just a minute.

I'll be right back.
- OK.

(tense music)

- Sorry to drop in like this.
Nobody was at the house.

- I'm actually
in the middle of something.

- It won't take long.

I, um...

I need to show you something.

(indistinct chatter)

(laughing)

- Thank you.
- Thanks.

- OK. You should invite
your whole flag girl team

over to the ranch this weekend.

We'll have a big barbeque
and celebrate your performance

at the rodeo.

- Sounds like a great idea.
- Sounds fun.

And just so you know,
I'm around all weekend

so if you need any help,
you let me know.

- Awesome. Thanks, Lise.
- OK. I'm gonna head out.

I've got to pick up a shirt
at the dry cleaners.

Did you hear me, Jack?

- Yeah.
- I'm going to

the dry cleaners to get a shirt.

- No, I don't want dessert.

- (Lisa) Mm...

- OK.

- I've got some errands to run.

I'll see y'all later.
- OK.

- Polaris had
an abscessed tooth.

We just discovered it yesterday.

- Are you here to blame
me for that, too?

- No. No.

He had the abscess
long before I dropped him off.

Possibly for several weeks.

- An infected tooth
could explain the colic.

- My vet said
the exact same thing.

It seems I...

owe you an apology.

(tense music)

("Dreamer" by Jenn Grant)

- ♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ You sank into ♪

- ♪ Your dream ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

- ♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

- I was thinking,
before we get to the riding,

you two should just
get to know each other.

(Parm sighs)

- My parents sent me to
a camp when I was a kid.

They put me on
a horse named Pal,

but he wasn't much of a pal
because he bucked me off.

And I've avoided horses
ever since.

- Well, I promise you
that Powder is a sweetheart.

OK?

(Powder snorts softly)

Go ahead.

- Just like this?

- Yeah.

It's OK. Good boy.

Yeah, that's it.

Once you relax, he will, too.

So, uh, how do you know Nathan?

- Shop class.

We spent all of high school
trying to restore

a 1962 Ford Ranchero.

Finally got it working
the day before graduation.

It lasted all of an hour
before the head gasket blew.

- Oh, no.

Well, I think it's pretty cool
that you two stayed in touch.

- Oh, yeah.

Well, we got married
around the same time,

divorced within a few years
of each other.

We both swore off
relationships after that,

not to mention marriage.

- So what... what made
you change your mind?

- Mina. She's smart
and funny,

and I don't know
if you've noticed,

but she's a total goddess.
(Amy chuckles)

Not only am I
getting married again,

but I'm moving all the way to
Vancouver just to be with her,

and I'm learning
how to ride a horse.

I know Mina said
that the horse part

of the baraat isn't
a big deal, but...

tradition is important to her.

And... this is
my wedding gift to Mina.

I just hope I don't mess it up.

(gentle music)

(woman speaking indistinctly)

(snoring)

(thud)
- Ah!

Hey, Jack!

- Living in your car now?

- Well, I'd been
couch surfing at a friend's,

but I overstayed my welcome.

- I thought your parents
lived here.

- They moved to the West Coast.

Well, you might want
to come up with

a better life plan
than couch surfing.

- I do have a plan.

I was serious when I said
I want to be a bull rider.

I'm going to find a coach
and start training.

- If I were you,
I'd head for the coast

and move back in
with your folks.

- Well, I was thinking,
maybe I could spend a night

or two in your barn loft,

just until I get
things figured out.

- No, sir.

You broke my trust.

That is not something
I can just forget.

(tense music)

- Well, I'm not leaving!

I've got plenty of friends
I can stay with.

- Hey, Dad!

- Hey, Kitty Kat!

Hi.

Ooh, I picked
a good weekend for this, hey?

The barbeque's gonna be awesome.
- Mm-hmm!

- Yeah, um, about that,

please don't freak out,
but it turns out

Gracie Pryce is throwing
a barbeque

for the team tomorrow.

- I don't--I don't understand.

- It was super last minute,
and we couldn't say no.

I mean, Pryce Beef is
our sponsor.

- OK, but did she invite
the team before or after

she found out
I was gonna host?

- Mom, please don't make
a big deal out of this.

- Hey, I, uh, I can take Katie.

You can sit this one out
if you want.

- Uh, no! Let's all go,

and... I'll even bring dessert.

- OK.

(cell phone ringing)

- Hey, stranger.
- (Nathan) Hey.

Did you get
Parm up on a horse?

- Um, not yet.

We're taking it slow,
but I plan to this afternoon.

- Really appreciate
you helping 'em out.

- Yeah. No worries.

It'll actually be fun
to have another wedding

at the dude ranch.

So... how is
the competition life going?

- It's OK.
I'm a little bit rusty.

I miss you.
- I miss you, too.

I just...

I can't stop thinking
about how we left things off.

- I know.

I'm going to have a chat
with Gracie when I get back.

- Oh, um, actually,
please don't.

It turns out that Polaris
had a tooth abscess.

So the colic didn't have
anything to do with your sister.

- And Spartan?

- Maybe just bad luck?

I'm so sorry.

I shouldn't have
accused Gracie. I just...

I don't know, I guess
I needed someone to blame.

- No, no, no, no.

You don't have to apologize.

I appreciate you
being honest with me.

- So you're still coming
to that 4-H barbeque, right?

We're signed up
to grill burgers.

- Yeah, yeah.

I'll be there,
armed with a spatula.

I, uh, I better get going
or I'm going to miss my event.

I love you.

- I love you, too.

(pensive music)

(country music plays
over turntable)

- ♪ Lonely nights ♪

(louder)
♪ Lonely nights ♪

♪ Without you ♪

♪ Guess I'll always be ♪

(louder)
♪ Lonely ♪

♪ And blue ♪

- (muted) Grandpa,
it's really loud.

(muted) Could you turn it down?

(muted) Grandpa, can you
turn it down a little?

Hey, Grandpa!
(Jack gasps)

♪ ...have your love ♪

(regular volume)
♪ Then I'll stay blue ♪

- Lou, you startled me.

- Sorry. Why was
the music so loud?

- I didn't think...

anyone else was home, and...

- OK, I'm, uh, headed
to the grocery store

to pick up some baking supplies.

Do you need anything?

- No, thanks.

(receding footsteps)

(louder)
- ♪ If I can't ♪

♪ Have your love,
then I'll stay blue ♪

(brakes squeak)

- Wait! Wait! Hey!

I'll move my car!
You don't have to tow it!

Hey! Wait!

Everything I own is in there!

At least let me get my phone!

- Put your left foot
in the stirrup, and swing

your other leg over.

(Powder neighs softly)
(Parm grunts)

There you go.

OK, stay nice and relaxed,

I'm gonna move him forward.

(Amy clucking)

- Maybe you can teach me some
of that Nathan Pryce swagger.

What do you think?
(Amy laughs)

- Well, swagger comes
from confidence,

and confidence comes
from practice, so...

- Got it.

Let's do this!

Mm-hmm.
(Amy exhales heavily)

- OK. Come on.
(Amy clucking)

Relax your shoulders.
- Hey...

- Straighten your back,
just nice and easy.

- (Parm) Whoa!
- Whoa, whoa.

Easy. It's OK.
Just try to relax.

- Whoa! Oh, no.

- Hey, hey, hey, ho.

You're fine.
(Parm sighs heavily)

It's OK.
We'll take it slow.

Take a deep breath.

(inhales and exhales deeply)

(sighs)

- Guess I... don't have
a lot of swagger, huh?

- Well, I think he's just
picking up on your nerves.

Let's try again.

That's it.
(Powder flutters his lips)

- "She placed her name tag
on the counter

"next to the ketchup bottle
she had filled and refilled

"countless times,

"and then she walked
out the door.

Diana didn't look back."

(applause)
- (woman) That was incredible!

- Does anyone have any thoughts?

Dex?

What are you doing here?

- I saw your poster at Maggie's.

Cool story, by the way,

except for the main character.

She was sort of... boring.

- Boring?
- Yeah.

She was just so perfect.

- She wasn't perfect.

I mean, she steals
money from her employer.

- Yeah, but then
she puts it back

in the cash register
the next day.

- Well, her decision
to return the money is

the entire point of the story.

- I don't know,
it just felt sort of...

basic to me, you know?

- I think your note is
pretty basic.

- Sorry, just my opinion.

- Um.... that's
all we have time for today.

I'll see everyone next week.

- (man) Thanks, Katie. See you.
(indistinct chatter)

- I should have kept
my big mouth shut.

Just forget what I said, OK?

Look, I came
to ask for a favour.

I know it's probably not
the best timing, but...

I need a ride to the ranch.

- So Taya recommended me
on her social media.

She said that I'm the reason
Polaris is headed

back to the Olympics.

- It is the least she can do

after badmouthing you
all over town!

- Four new clients signed up
after she made that post.

So I can officially say
that I have my good name back.

- What about Spartan?
He didn't have a tooth abscess.

I just think you're letting
Gracie off the hook too easy.

- Yeah, well, Nathan and I are
in a good place right now.

And I just want to
leave that behind us.

What are you making a cake for?

- A Hudson Wilds
team barbeque

hosted by their sponsor,
Pryce Beef.

- I'm surprised you're going.
- I guess

you're not the only one
working on letting things go.

You should come.
It'll be fun.

We'll work on letting go
of our negative feelings

towards Gracie together.
- Hmm. When is it?

- Tomorrow.

- Well, that's Lyndy's
4-H barbeque.

- You had a miserable time
last year.

- I did not have
a miserable time.

I'm just getting kind of used
to being the only single mom

at Lyndy's events,

and it gets a little lonely.

But Nathan's coming
with me this year,

so I'm actually kind
of looking forward to it.

- Perfect. OK.

Now, would you please
help me make this icing?

- No! But I will lick
the spoon when you're done.

(Lou chuckles)

(Jack sighs)

(passenger door shuts)

(soft music)

- I know I broke your trust,
and I'm sorry.

I don't have anywhere
to sleep tonight.

I'd be really grateful
if I could stay here.

I'll be on my way
in the morning.

(tile clatters)

- All right.

After you get settled,
come in the house.

We'll feed you.

- Thank you.

(receding footsteps)

(grass rustling)

- (Peter, muted) I played
all through high school.

(muted) I was never
good enough to be recruited

by a university or anything,
but, you know, it was all right.

- So, Lyndy got to spend the day
with a pot-bellied pig.

- (Lou) Aww, I'm jealous!
- What position did you play?

- Centre, mostly.

- (Lisa, muted) Pot-bellied pigs
are so adorable!

- Her name was Daisy.
(Amy laughs)

(muted indistinct conversation)

- You know, I asked GG for one
when I was your age.

- Really?
- Really!

And I wanted it to live
in the house, not the barn.

And he wanted to know
what I planned to do with it...

(muted indistinct conversation)
- (Amy) Yeah!

- So I told him that
it could wear it in a diaper.

And that was where
Grandpa drew the line.

(Amy laughing)

Right, Grandpa?

- Mm.
- Mm-hmm.

- Lou was reminiscing about

how she wanted
a pot-bellied pig as a pet.

- (loudly) Oh, yeah!

(loudly) Remember you wanted
to put it in a diaper?

(Jack laughs)

- Auntie Lou already said that.

- She did?

Well... I guess I missed that.

- You've been missing kind of
a lot lately, Grandpa.

- (Lisa) Mm. Maybe not
the right time?

- (Lou) Well, it's never
the right time.

OK, we'll--we'll talk
about it later.

- No, we can't talk
about it later,

'cause there's
nothing to talk about.

- Well, honey, you have
to admit you've been

having a hard time
following conversations--

- (loudly) Oh, I miss
the odd word here and there.

(loudly) You're all making
a mountain out of a molehill.

If you'll excuse me.

(tense music)

(soft music)

(Powder flutters his lips)

- Oh!
- You missed our lesson.

Is everything OK?

- I--I didn't even realize.

Sorry, I--I should have called.

Mina and I sort of
got into a fight.

- Parm, I'm sorry.
We can reschedule.

- Yeah.

Or maybe not.
I don't know.

I don't even know if I want
to go through with it.

- You just had one lesson.

I assure you,
it gets easier after this.

- No, I... I meant the wedding.

- Oh.

- Yeah, it was stupid.

She wanted dahlias for tomorrow,

and I ordered carnations
by accident, and...

I just...

We never fight.

Not like this, not over flowers.

My ex and I used to fight
like this all the time,

and in her eyes, I was...

I was never good enough.

- Well, it sounds like
your fear has more to do

with your previous marriage
and not this one.

- Maybe.

But I just can't put myself
through that again, you know?

Just need some time to think.

- If you change your mind,

I will be waiting at the ranch
for your lesson.

And I do hope I see you there.

(receding footsteps)

- OK...

- How's it going?
- What?! Oh!

- What?!
- I...

- Ee...
- Peter, I was almost done.

Now, I have to fix it.
- Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Wow! That is...
quite the cake, though.

You put a lot of effort
into that, huh?

It's a... great design.

(Peter sighs)

So this isn't just
because Gracie's sponsoring

the girls' flag team, is it?

- Of course not.

It's just... a fun design.

- OK.

Yeah, 'cause, of course,

it'd be pretty petty if
this was just some retaliation

for not being able to host
the barbeque at Heartland.

- Mm-hmm.
- Mm-hmm.

(Lou sighs)

And the whole idea is...
Katie hangs out with her team

and bonds with them
and doesn't feel

divided loyalties
between Heartland and her team.

Right?

- Peter, it's... just a cake.

OK. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
- Yeah. Yeah.

- Looks great.
- Good. Thank you.

(Lou sighs)

(sighs heavily)

(cell phone ringing)

- (Amy) How's the drive going?

- Uh, I haven't left.

I, uh, I did well
in the last round.

Really well, actually,
and they invited me

to another competition,
filling in

for a last-minute drop out.

- Wow. That's great, Nathan.

(thud)
- Uh... it's in Comox.

It's kind of a big deal
to get invited. Um...

And I could really use
the prize money.

Only thing is, it is tomorrow.

- Tomorrow?
- Yeah.

It means I'd have
to head out there tonight

and I'd miss the barbeque.

But I, uh, I should
make it in time

for the wedding, if I leave

right after the last round, so.

(sucks lips)
What do you think?

- I think
you should do it, Nathan.

And don't worry
about the barbeque.

There's always next year.

- Thanks, Amy.

(thudding)
I got to go.

Uh... talk to you soon?

- Yeah. Yeah, good luck.

Oh, um, do you think maybe you
could give Parm a call?

I think he could use
a friend right now.

- Everything OK?
- Yeah, just...

call him when you get
a chance, please.

- Yeah. Sure, will do.

Bye.

- Nathan can't come
to the barbeque?

- Yeah.
- Are you OK?

- Yeah.

I'm pretty used to flying solo.

- Long distance is hard.

I would know.

Can he at least
make it to the wedding?

- If there even is a wedding.

Last time I saw Parm,
he was getting cold feet.

- What? No wedding?

He knows he's not getting
his deposit back, right?

- Ugh!

(sighs)

(rhythmic knocking on door)

- You ready to go?
- Just give me

a few more minutes.

- OK. What are you
working on?

- I'm trying to revise
a short story, but I'm stuck.

You want a second set
of eyes on it?

- Thanks, but I'm OK.

I got some feedback
from my writing group already,

but it... wasn't very helpful.

It was actually pretty annoying.

- Huh.

- Yeah, not always easy
to hear criticism, is it?

- No.

- You know what I think is,
if it's not helpful,

just ignore it.

But sometimes when something
rubs you the wrong way,

it's because there's
a little truth to it, maybe.

And good advice
can come from...

unlikely places.

- I guess.

- No, it's true.

Remember when I tried
to grow that moustache

and Lyndy said I was trying
to copy her GG?

It was at that moment
that I realized

I should just stick
to the Morris classic,

which is... milk moustache.

(Katie chuckles)

- I'll think about it.

- OK.

- Hmm. Give me 10 more minutes?

- I'll see you out there.

- Thanks, Dad.

(receding footsteps)

(Jack grunts)
(object clatters)

(Jack groans)

- Hey.
(rooster crows)

give me a hand with those,
and I'll...

I'll give you a ride
back into town when I'm done.

- So listen, Jack, I have
a proposition for you.

I want you to be
my bull riding coach.

You know what it takes
to be a rodeo champion.

And if you help me...
I could be one too.

- No.

- No? Come on!

- I said no!
- Why not?

- Look, you rode a bull
for one whole second,

and now you think
it's your life's work?

Get a grip!
- It was more than a second!

- You're lucky you're not dead.

- Maybe...

but I've never felt
more alive.

The last time I came even
close to feeling like that

was back when I could still
call myself a hockey player.

It was a tied game,

and we were down
to the shootout.

Either we were going to
the last round of the playoffs,

or we were going home.

It was up to me,
and I stood on my head

and made every single save.

Best game of my life.

But that's all over now,

and I...

I need this, Jack.

Please.

(Jack sighs)

(bright music)

(indistinct chatter)

(laughing)

- Tag!

(Lyndy laughing)

- Surely, you have
room for dessert?

I know I'm not the hot date
you were hoping for,

but I come bearing gifts.

- What are you doing here?

- I didn't want you
to have to do this alone.

- Thanks, Lou.

- Of course.
That's what family's for.

And besides, I realized
this cake is a little obnoxious.

(Amy laughs)

The last thing I want is
for Katie to have to pick sides.

I'm sure they'll have
a great time without me.

- Lou, you are a good mom

and a great sister,

and, apparently,
an excellent baker.

I'm wondering,
how are your grill skills?

- Are you kidding me?
Step aside!

The people of Hudson
better be hungry!

I got this.

Oh, hello! There you go.
(Amy laughs)

A perfectly cooked burger
for you.

- What am I looking at?

(log thuds)
- It's a bucking barrel.

It's as close as
you're gonna get to a real bull

until I decide you're ready.

Hold on, hold on!

That is step two.

First, you work on your balance.

- I'm an athlete, Jack.
I have pretty good balance.

- Well, then show me.

(rhythmic music)

- Easy.

- Yeah, "easy."

Take that.
- Oh!

(Dex grunts)

Not so easy now, is it?

You stay like that
until I say you can stop.

- Yes, Coach!

- Can you believe
that woman asked me to put

her patty back on the grill?

"Undercooked."

Sure, if you want it
dense and inedible.

(Lou scoffs)
- Lou.

Hey. Thank you for coming.

- Of course.

Nathan missed out.

- I'm happy that he's
following his dream.

And I want to be supportive.

- But?

(Amy sighs)

- I just feel like he's
already been gone for so long.

And now with
this new competition,

who knows when
I'm going to see him?

He says that he'll be back
in time for the wedding,

but he's cutting it so close.

I mean, I don't think
he's going to make it.

And... I'm happy
that he's on this path,

but I wonder...

- Where does that leave you?

- You know, Lou,
if he can't even commit to...

a barbeque...

(sentimental music)

Hey.

How can he commit to us?

I just...

Parm said that...

both he and Nathan
swore off relationships

after their divorce,
and now...

Parm's calling off his wedding.

- Wait, wait. Just because
Parm is second-guessing

his commitment
doesn't mean Nathan is.

- No, I know.

- If you go into
this relationship

expecting him to disappoint you,

he probably will.

You have to give him
a chance to prove he's changed.

- Since when have you
become Team Nathan?

- I am Team Amy.
(Amy chuckles)

There's a difference.

But it's clear
he cares about you.

Both of you.

(mooing)

- It's not enough to just hang
on to a bull for eight seconds.

You gotta be balanced
and in control of your body.

You gotta be a cowboy,
and you, sir, are no cowboy.

At least not yet.

OK, you can take a break.

- Oh! Ah...

- What is going on here?

- I don't know!
I'm trying to teach Dex

what it takes
to be a bull rider.

- Wow, you're lucky.

The great Jack Bartlett doesn't
just take on any student.

- Give me a few years,
you'll be telling

stories about
the great Dex Cashman.

(Lou chuckles)

- Can I stay and watch, Mommy?

- Uh, well, that's
entirely up to your GG.

- Well, there's not
much to watch,

but of course, pumpkin.

- You be good.
(Amy kisses)

- Lyndy doesn't want to watch
me lick the salt lick.

She wants a real show.
Let me try the bucking barrel.

(Jack chuckles)
- You're not ready.

Bull riding requires

discipline and focus.

And a little humility
wouldn't hurt.

- I've got all that.
- Yeah? Prove it.

Climb up on that fence
over there.

Come on.

Hold it right there.

Take this.

- Ever heard of dumbbells?

- Just take it!

(intriguing music)

(Dex grunts)

- Oh! Ah!

This is stupid.
- No.

It's hard.
There's a difference.

Now get back up there.
(Dex sighs)

(bright music)

- No!

Uh-oh...

(Lyndy grunting)

Ah...

GG, help!

(groans)

Help, GG!

GG!
- Did you hear something?

- Stop making excuses

and stay in the game!
- (Lyndy) GG!

- Jack, where's Lyndy?!

- What, you're
giving up already?

- GG, help!

- (Dex) Oh, no!
(Lyndy whimpers)

(Lyndy whimpers)
I got you, Lyndy.

There we go.
You all right?

(Lyndy cries softly)
Oh, it's OK.

Here, come on.

You're OK.
(ladder clatters)

- What happened?

- Oh, Lyndy had
a little rooftop adventure.

- It's not safe to climb
onto the roof like that, honey,

especially when there are
no grown-ups around.

- I called a grown-up.

Why didn't you answer, GG?

- Oh, no harm done.

You were really
brave and strong.

I don't know if I could have
held on there like that.

Come on. Let me
see those muscles.

Whoa!
(Dex laughing)

Remind me not to challenge you
in an arm-wrestling match.

Come on.

(pensive music)

(light music)

- How late am I?
- (Amy) Well...

- I'm so sorry.

- I didn't think
you were coming.

- Well, it's
the strangest thing.

Nathan called not
long after I saw you.

- I didn't tell him anything,
I swear.

Just that you could
use a friend.

- Well, you were right.

Nathan told me
that Mina's not my ex

and I should stop being
such an idiot,

which was exactly what you said.

- Well, I didn't call
you an idiot.

- No, you were much kinder.

I think I was just afraid
that I'd keep messing things up

and she'd start to hate me.

- You can't let your fear ruin
what you have with Mina.

- You're right.

By the way, whatever you've
done to Nathan, I approve.

- What?
(Parm laughs)

- He's been my friend
for a long time,

and he's never been happier.

(Amy laughs)
(Powder snorts softly)

Guess it's time for me
to jump back on the horse.

- We got a lot of work to do.

- Hey.

You can grab the end there.

(soft music)

(Jack sighs)

- I'm losing my hearing.

- I know.
(Jack sighs)

It's nothing
to be ashamed of.

- I'm not ashamed, I just...

...can't help
seeing down the road.

I mean, how long until
I can't get on my horse?

- Now, time is precious.

We're not gonna waste
it thinking about

all the horrible things
that could go wrong.

- Yeah.
- You're losing your hearing.

Meh. We'll handle it.

And we'll handle the next thing
that comes along, too.

You're always taking care of
all of us in the family, and...

now, sometimes, you have
to let us take care of you.

OK?

- Thank you.

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(front door shuts)

Lou...

I want to talk to you.

- Sure, Grandpa.

- Actually, you might as well
stick around for this, too.

- Look, if this is about
last night, I went too far.

I shouldn't have pushed you
like that, and I'm sorry.

- No, no.

No, I wanted to thank you
for caring enough to say it,

even though I wasn't
ready to accept it.

I know my hearing isn't
what it was,

but if I want to keep being
here for the family,

I figure I better do
something about it, so...

- We are making an appointment
first thing in the morning.

- That's great, Grandpa.

(Jack and Amy chuckle)

- Hey.
- Oh.

I'm proud of you.
- OK, OK. Enough, enough.

- Hi!

- Sorry. You said
I can come in for dinner.

I can come back after.

- No. No, that's all right.

Uh, give me a hand, would you?

(Lisa chuckles and hums)

- (Lou, softly) Good job!

- I, uh, I just wanted
to say thanks

for helping Lyndy back there.

- No problem.

But if you're wanting
to offer me a reward,

I wouldn't mind crashing here
for a couple nights.

Not as many couches in town
as there used to be.

- How about I do you one better?

(dishes clatter on counter)

How would you feel about
a job here at Heartland?

- Seriously?

- I can't pay you,
but you'll get room and board.

And... since you made it

through our first session
without too much whining,

I'll be your bull riding coach.

- Yes!

- As long as

you learn to cowboy some.

- Yes, Coach.

I'll be up tomorrow,
bright and early, ready to work.

See if you can find
a bigger bag of feed this time.

(Jack laughs)

Oh, and maybe we can go
into town after to grab my car?

- Sure thing.

(light music)

(lively music)

(indistinct chatter)

(Amy sighs)

- You ready?

- Uh-huh. Whoa!
(Powder snorts)

Ah...
- Oh.

- Not off to a great start,
are we?

- It's OK.

Easy, Powder.

I want you to do
something for me.

What makes you feel calm?

- Mina.

I can't even see her.

I wish I was actually
on a unicycle right now.

(Amy laughs)

- Do you trust me?

- Sure?

- I want you to close your eyes.

- Is it too late
to take that back?

- I'll be right here, I promise.

Close your eyes
and picture Mina.

(calm joyful music)

(bird chirping)

I want you to take
a deep breath.

Just think about her.

That's it.

OK. Open them.

("Always & Forever (Naal Ve)"
by Jonita Gandhi)

- There she is.

She's so beautiful.

Amy?

I think you can let go.

- You got this.

(rhythmic upbeat music)

(rhythmic clapping)

(bright gentle music)

(speaking Punjabi)

- (Parm) Thank you.

(Amy gasps)
- You made it.

(Amy laughs)
- Mm-hmm.

The last event got pushed
until after lunch,

so... I ditched it.

- Nathan... it was
important to you.

- Mm.

Not as important as this.

I'm sorry I missed the barbeque.
- Hey, no.

I'm just glad you're here now.
- Uh-huh.

- ♪ Always and forever ♪

♪ I won't leave you, never ♪

(sighs)

(soft pensive music)

- Well?

What do you think?
(Jack chuckles)

Let me see.

Oh, you can hardly
see them, Jack!

- Just hold on a second.

(sighs)

(record cases rustling)

(chuckles)

(record clicks into turntable)

(country music playing)

- ♪ Time ♪

♪ Don't stand still ♪

♪ For nobody ♪

- So, how did it go
at the clinic?

- Come join us.

Let's just listen.

- ♪ The preacher is waiting ♪

- What are we doing here?
- Shh! We're listening.

- ♪ For Sunday morning ♪

(light music)

- You know, this is
harder with an audience.

- I came to apologize.

(rooster crowing)

- For what?

- I wasn't very nice to you
the other day.

I've thought a lot about it,
and you were...

kind of right.

I was trying so hard to make
the main character likable

that I forgot
to make her human.

Anyways, I rewrote it,

and the story's
a lot better now.

Thanks to you.

- Cool.

Can I read it sometime?

- Sure.

But only if you bring
your own work in.

You've clearly got
good instincts.

- Yeah, maybe.

Does that mean I'm invited back?

- We meet every week.

Stop by if you get a break from,
uh, whatever this is.

(receding footsteps)

- You actually made it!

- Oh, well, I'm not going
to miss my friend's wedding.

It only happens twice.
- You look beautiful.

- Thank you for everything.
- Yeah!

- And did you see me on Powder?

- I did.
- Pretty impressive, yeah.

- You looked so handsome
up on that horse.

- You actually pulled off

that Nathan Pryce swagger
pretty well.

- Hey, hey, that was
no Pryce swagger!

That was all me, huh?
(all laugh)

- Uh, thank you.
Thank you both for coming.

Really appreciate it.

And hey, great to see you happy.

("Stay Here Forever"
by Joshua Speers)

- I'm happy?
- You are!

- Oh.
(Amy laughs)

- I'm happy you're here.
- Oh.

- You ready?

- I was ready 10 minutes ago,
I'm practically falling asleep--

Whoa!
(grunting)

I wasn't ready!

You pulled the cord
before I even finished

answering your question!

Can you even
hear what I'm saying?

- Loud and clear, but you're
making me wish I couldn't.

Unless you'd rather
go back to...

your balance exercises?
- No, no!

Let's go again.

Wah!

(grunting and groaning)

(Jack laughs)

- Just get on.

- Be a little more
gentle next time!

(laughing)

- ♪ Can't explain it ♪

♪ A simple notion ♪

♪ I got something
fools only dream about ♪

- (whispers) I got
you something.

- (whispers) What?
- I saw it on the road.

Made me think of you.
- Nathan...

It's beautiful.
(Amy hesitates and sighs)

Oh, wow.

Thank you.

- Here.

- ♪ Can we stay here forever? ♪

♪ Can we stay here forever? ♪

(Parm speaking indistinctly)
(Mira laughing)

- Would you do this again?

- Do what?

- Get married?

(kisses)

- Yeah. I...

I think so.

One day.

- Hmm. Good to know.

- Would you?

- (softly) Yeah. I would.

One day.

- Good to know.

- ♪ Can we stay here forever? ♪

♪♪♪

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