All language subtitles for Here on Earth (2000)

Need to tuck that shirt in.

Yes, sir.

Oh, somebody’s lost.

Sweet ride.
Who scored this?

Probably some spoiled-ass
mother--
Shiverson!

Look at that chrome
on that thing, man.
Very nice.

It's, uh, a very nice gift.

I'm sure you're disappointed.

Why, 'cause my father
can't come to graduation?

He's in London, in the middle
of a deal that's gonna double
our stock price.

I don't need him to jeopardize
that for some bullshit
graduation ceremony.

Sorry, sir.

The graduation ceremony
is not bull.

Certainly not
when you're valedictorian.

With all due respect, sir,
I didn't spend four years
here...

just so I could give
a "go get 'em" speech
to a bunch of whining children.

Well, you know the rule
about cars on campus.

So I'll keep it
in the motor pool until
after Sunday's ceremony,

and then it's all yours.

So, uh, if that's it--

My sister's boyfriend's
got one. It's lickety, bro.

It's like a G-4
in a tail wind.

I can have sex
with a car like that.

Just don't burn your
wood drill on the tailpipe.

No, I mean I could have sex
with a woman if I had a car
like that.

Steve, you couldn't have sex
with a woman if you gave her
a car like that.

So he wouldn't even let you take
it out for a quick spin?
A little shakedown cruise?

I don't need
Shiverson's permission
to take my own car out.

Valet key.
It was on his desk.

I swear I'm bein' blackmailed
into this.
Ha. Not true.

Somebody else better be up there
takin' the knife after me.

Just do it already.

Can I ask you
a really big favor?

I have a date tonight.
It's my graduation night.

I know. I'm sorry.
I forgot that I was closing.

I would ask Mom, but she's
baby-sitting Patty.

Please, Sam? Finish my shift
for me. I promise you
I will owe you so big-time.

You already owe me
your firstborn.

Oh, well, you can have her.
She likes you better anyway.

- Your turn, sucker.
- So, do I carve it up?

I have to do my sister
a giant favor that
she'd never do for me.

Oh, come on.
I do you favors.

She hasn't had a date
in like a year.

All right.

Look,
what are we doin', Kelley?

You guys hungry?
What, do you have
a death wish?

The Putties hate our guts.
Can we just leave?

Let's eat.

What the hell's
he doing in?

So, what'll it be?

Uh, what's good here?
Besides the help.

Can I take your order?

Yeah.

Do you really make
your own ice cream?

With our very own hands.

How does one actually
make ice cream?

It's a secret family recipe.

- You won't even tell me?
- Not even you.

- I bet I can get it
out of you.
- Better men have tried.

They don't look like
better men to me.

Three vanilla shakes
will be fine. Let me
get that for you, Kelley.

If you check out my ass
when I walk away,

your shake will be
in your lap.

Let's just get out of here.

Are you trying to get
at me, Richie?

- "Richie"?
- Yeah. Richie Rich.
That's your name, isn't it?

Let's just get outta here.
No, he's right.

You can tell a lot
from appearances.

Look at him.
I would say that you're poor.

They're not homeless
or anything,

just run of the mill poor.

Judging from that lazy grin,

I'd say you're not
too bright either.

Kell, let's just go.

- Take it easy!
- Violence. The first
refuge of the poor and--

Hey, cut it out!

Hey, you want to get
yourself hurt, or what?
Who's gonna hurt me? Him?

Huh?

Get out!
Kell, let's
just go, man.

- Later, Richie.
- You can count on it.

You're lucky
I don't kick you out.
He was all over you, and I--

You were just picking a fight
while I'm in charge.

I can't even talk to you.

Sam.

Let's just go, Kelley.
What are we doin' here, man?

- Hey, I wanna know
one thing before I go.
- What's that?

What freaks you out more?
Gettin' bailed out
by your girlfriend...

or knowing that she was
adding me to her fantasy file?

What did he say?

I think he just said,
"Come kick my ass."

Hell, that was
awesome, man.

You should've seen their faces.
Should've seen your face, man!
You were scared shitless.

Yeah, right, dude.
You make me feel better about--

Oh, my God.
Holy shit.

Hey, Richie.
Come and get it.

Come on, farm boy.

- Yeah!
- Push it down.
Get 'em!

I should remind you not to
go over 50 miles per hour
for the first thousand miles.

Shut up, Charlie.

Are there any air bags
back here?
Shut up, Charlie!

Hi, pussies.

This isn't fun.
I'm not having fun.

What are you doing?

That's what I'm
talkin' about!

- Punch it!
-
He's right behind you.

Samantha.

We're gonna have a few
questions at the station,
so get in the back of the car.

Watch your heads.

You should probably
come down to the hospital
and get checked out.

Really, I'm fine.

You know who I am, son?

Sheriff Cavanaugh?

My wife is Jo Cavanaugh,

and her mother was Mable.

You almost took my daughter
from me tonight.

Roll your eyes at me
one more time,

this shit heap you're in
is just gonna get deeper.

Sheriff, if this is a threat--

What the hell is goin' on?
The nice thing about my job is I
don't have to threaten anybody.

Grab them too.

Me? Hey, I was
practically kidnapped!

I understand you're
from New York, Your Honor.

- Born and bred.
- Me too. Upper East Side.

Good for you. But we're
not bonding here, so don't
get your dress over your head.

Mr. Morse, I presume.
Good.

Your Honor, we were thinking
that some sort of probation
would be appropriate.

Probation, huh?
Let's think it through.

They talk to a probation
officer once a week
for a year or so.

Maybe do a couple hundred hours
of volunteer work
at a community center.

That what you had in mind?

Something like that, yes.
Not gonna happen,
but thanks for playin'.

Gentlemen, I don't know
what your lawyers told you,

but this
is pretty serious stuff.

A probation walk was fine
for the other boys, the ones
in the cars with you,

but you two were the cowboys
behind the wheel.

We're gonna have to do
something different with you.

I understand Mr. Arnold has been
contracted to rebuild Mable's.

Yes, that's right,
Your Honor.

We'd like to make
another suggestion,
with the court's permission.

- Shoot.
- Mr. Morse has graciously
offered to pay...

for the restaurant,
as long as all charges
against his son are dropped.

- That sounds nice, huh?
- We thought it appropriate.

Not in my court.
In my court, you fix
what you broke.

So here it is.
I'd be willing to dismiss
all charges in this case...

if the boys volunteer
for community service...

working with the crew
rebuilding Mable's Table.

It's a chance to put back
what you took,

and maybe, just maybe,

it'll not only result
in the building of
a restaurant,

but in the building
of character as well.

You can have some time
to talk it over
with your attorneys.

That's okay, Judge.
We'll take the deal.

Your Honor, that's completely
impractical for Calvin.
Where would he live?

Even if Rallston would take him,
the dorms are closed
for the summer.

The nearest motel is 30 miles
away, Your Honor,

and his driver's license
has been revoked.

Actually, we have a room
above our garage.

The boy could pay rent.

It works for me.
How about you, Counselor?

That's acceptable to us
as well, Your Honor.

Another Rallston boy
takes a bite out of
the Cavanaugh family.

I had nothing to do with this
one. I wasn't even here.
Exactly.

You--
Nobody's blaming anybody.

It would have been nice
if one of you'd called me
when the trouble first started.

I remember when Jesse
and Alice carved this.

Mom, remember what you said
to me so many times?

As long as we're all alive,
it's nothing more
than a bad day. Right?

Yeah. We can beat
a bad day. Right?

Right.

They're here!
They're here!

That's because he doesn't
like the percentage
we're offering.

Then he's gonna have to
come up with a better deal.

It's a matter--
Yeah. I gotta go.

Listen, I worked everything out
with these people,
including your meals.

So all you're gonna need
is some spending money.

This should last you
for a while,

but if you need some more,
you just call my office.

I'm gonna be a little hard
to reach for the next few weeks.
Okay.

Hello there.
Good afternoon.

Hey.
I'm running a little late,
and I have a flight to catch,

so I assume there's nothing
else we need to discuss.

No. I think we're good.
Your room's right above
the garage if you want to go up.

Now, you remember
what I told you.

Keep your eyes forward
on the important things.

Yes, sir.

That's Ralph.

He lives here too.

Perfect.

Maybe I should
take him up a plate.

Honey, we offered.
When he gets hungry,
he'll come down.

Let him starve.
After everything he did.

How many cars were
in that race, anyway?

- Two.
- Was he driving both of them?

I think he's hot.

My dad's already got me
fixing fence posts
till I'm 90.

Plus the work at Mable's.
I got enough problems
without you being mad at me.

I just think you could
have been the bigger man.
That's all.

All right. Okay.

Well. Is everything
still okay with us?

God, we haven't done that
in about a hundred years.

You were never
very good at that.

Ah, but I'm the one
that taught you.

I'm the one
that mastered it.

Time to get up, Richie.
Gotta evacuate the cows.

Is there a gas leak
or something?

Evacuating.

You're out of your mind
if you think I'm touchin'
that thing.

Well, good morning.

- Can I fix you something?
- Breakfast is served
after morning chores.

I don't eat breakfast.
I was just coming in to find out
when we leave for work.

Be at the truck
in 20 minutes.

Not getting tired,
are you, Richie?
No.

Got an extra hour's sleep
while you were fondling
your cows.

That's lunch!

Break time, guys.
Food and drink's in the cooler.

I'll get my own lunch.

Suit yourself.
Lunch! Let's go.

Okay, I'm outta here.

Good to be your father.

Good to be
your daughter.

Do you know what I was
thinking about last night, Mom?
What?

They're giving us all this money
to rebuild. Right?

So we can start all over
from scratch and have fun.
We can go to antique stores...

and flea markets
and get funky furniture.

We could do that.
We could stop on the way
back from Dr. Falco's.

I completely forgot
about Dr. Falco.

That's a good sign.
I guess your knee
hasn't been bothering you.

Mom, my knee's fine.

So can I cancel Dr. Falco?
No.

Oh, I hate this.
I know.

He's just making sure
everything's still okay.

My knee's fine. Why do we
have to keep coming here?

Because the doctor said so.
Samantha?

When something is taken away
from us so violently,

like the recent fire
at Mable's Table,

we are forced to ask questions.

Was it simply
a terrible accident?

Atoms colliding at random?

A result of young people
making poor choices?

Or was it the hand of God?

A part of a larger plan
that He might have for us?

Hey, Jasper. Where's
your new pal Kelley today?

Oh, he's at your house,
getting busy with your mom.

Really? 'Cause last night
when I was with your mom,
she said he was kind of cute.

It made me jealous.
Enough with the
mother thing already.

I second that.
Excuse me.

What? I'm just saying
enough's enough.
I like your mom.

Hey, guys. We're goin'
skinny dipping tonight.
Wanna come?

- Dad's making me work.
- My man looks good naked.

Yeah, I'm like Tarzan.

See you later?
Mm-hmm.

Good afternoon,
classmates and invited guests.

Today we mark the end
of our infancy,

the end of our childhood,

the end of our beginning.

with hope to the future,

and then the future
becomes the past.

At what point in our lives
do we begin thinking about
the past and the future?

I know when I was a child
I never gave them much thought.

I miss those days.

Robert Frost once wrote about
his carefree youth, climbing
the branches of birch trees.

He wrote, "So I was once myself
a swinger of birches,

and so I dream of going back
to be."

So do I, Mr. Frost.

So do I.

Let's go. You ready?

I'm not hungry.

We'll be right up.

These folks are being
very gracious, don't you think?

Inviting you to their home after
everything that's happened.

Look. I come to work.
I do my job. Okay?

That's the deal I made.
My probation doesn't say
anything...

about me sittin' around
spittin' out watermelon seeds
with you people.

I gotta tell you, son.
I don't think you're gonna make
the summer with this attitude.

I'm not your son.

No, you're not.

Grandpa!
Hey.

Whoa. How's my girl?
Earl, missin'
a great lunch here.

I'll catch up.
We have tons of food,
baby.

Jo, appreciate this.
Thank you.

You guys have been working
so hard, you deserve it.

Where's Sam?

Don't worry, I won't tell
anybody you actually ate.

I'd like it
if you'd stop sulking
long enough to try.

I'm not sulking.
Oh, come on.

We invite you over
for lunch.

And you decide
to sit out here like
a really big baby.

And at what point did I give you
the impression that it was okay
to come out here and insult me?

Stay away from Samantha.

Relax. I'm not makin'
a move on your girlfriend.

You think I'm worried
about that?
Don't know, don't care.

Stay away from her.

Or what, exactly?

Listen, Richie.
You don't want to mess
with me. All right?

Ooh. Scary.

I'm surprised you even bother
with a girlfriend, you got such
a good thing with those cows.

What's that supposed
to mean?
Aw, come on.

You got yourself
a regular harem out there.

Get your hands up
their skirt every morning.
You serenade them every night.

That, or you're
in love with a 600-pounder
who likes to chew her vomit.

You know what I'm really
doin' up there, Richie?
What's that?

Your mother.

What's your problem,
man?

Hey! Hey!

Stop it!
What's the matter
with you?

Come on. Get up.
Let's go. Let's go.

Hey, hey!
You can quit right now.

Right now.

I quit.

You can't quit.
It isn't a job.
It's a sentence! God.

I'll talk with that kid.
No, no! Earl.

Just wait. Let him go.
Let him cool off, okay?

You. Look at me.
You know better.

Go to the truck.
Now.

Albert. I expect you
to know that piece
by next Tuesday. Okay.

Okay.
Okay.
Get outta here.

Come and sit.

Dad already gave me
an earful, so, uh--

You still remember
how to play?

Music's always been our thing,
hasn't it?

You and me?

It'll always be
something we share.

I imagine you think
Kelley's real lucky.

Gets to have all that money.

Seems to have
the whole world
in his hands.

Ever consider maybe
you're the lucky one?

I didn't see a mother
in that courtroom.

You killed him.

Killed who?
What are you talkin' about?

You just threw him
in the garbage!

What did he ever do to you?
Are we talkin'
about the mouse?

You're just a jerk.
I'm never speaking
to you again.

I'm just so sick of not being
able to buy good clothes
around here.

So, you want to come
to Boston next week?

I'm hot.

I need to go
get something to drink.

My sister hates you.

Why? She doesn't
even know me.

Well, she hates you
on principle.

I'm glad it's not personal.

What was that about?

I killed Ralph.

Oh. You could
get arrested for that.

Will there be handcuffs?

Do you want handcuffs?

Depends on who's
puttin' them on.

Probably the sheriff,
so don't get too excited.

Do you always bring
the sheriff on dates?

Not if I'm the one
who's breaking the law.

Meet me tonight.

Let's see what you got,
slugger.

Okay.

Oh, there's a shot!

It's a home run!
That wasn't my best pitch.

- Baseball's not really
my sport.
- What is?

Track.
Really?

Running hurdles.
I was pretty good,
but then...

cracking your kneecap
will change that one
in a hurry.

Ouch.
Yeah.

I had a full ride
to B.U.

So I'll just
have to pay for college
the old-fashioned way now.

Student loans.

What's after college?

Probably med school.

Although I'd like to toy
with the idea...

of spending my whole life
here in the woods,
writing poetry.

Yeah. Med school
sounds a bit more practical.

There are worse things to be
than a swinger of birches.

You know that poem?

My favorite.

I heard your speech.

What?

I saw you walking.
And you followed me?

I liked it.
Honest.

It's a sad poem too,
though, isn't it?

Life is too much like
a pathless wood where
your face burns and tickles.

The cobwebs,
broken across it.

And one eye is weeping
from having a twig
lash across.

I'd like to get away
from Earth a while,

and then come back to it
and begin over.

What are you thinking?

I was just thinking about that
ham sandwich you brought me
the other day.

What about it?

I was just wondering
if there was mustard, or--

That was nice.
Nice?

There was a lot going on
in "nice."
Like what?

What name should I give him?
His name should be Mikey.

How about Mikey Red?
Mikey Red is
a very good name.

Mom. What about this one?

Ah, it's okay.
It doesn't thrill me.

Mom. Mommy,
I have to go tinkle.

I'll take her.
It's all right.

Thanks, Mom.
Okay.

What, already?
You keep staring at me.
Mm-hmm.

You're seeing him,
aren't you?

Who?
Don't even think
about denying it.

I know that look, Sam.
I have had that look.

We just hung out.
No big deal.

Are you crazy?
You know what those
Rallston guys are like.

No. I know what
your Rallston guy was like.
Excuse me.

Trust me.
They are all the same.

You don't think I know
what you're feeling?

Hmm? He seems exciting
to you, different, maybe
even a little dangerous.

Believe me, honey.
I have been there.

I'm not marrying him,
Jen. We're just--
Hanging out.

Right.

Right.

Hey. I thought
we were gonna meet later.

Well, when I saw you
walk in, I couldn't wait.

I told Malcolm
I was walking home.

Your, uh, good buddy
Pete's up there.
Yeah, I know.

So I can't buy
a soda?

Come here.
What are you doing?

Hey, baby.

Hey, Vanessa.
Look what we got here.

- Sam, what are you doing?
- Nothing. I'm not doing
anything.

- You're cheatin' on my boy.
- Let's go. Okay?

Come on.

I don't want to get
between you and another guy.

That's just not cool.

I know.

Things are different
with me and Jasper now.

We're not little kids
anymore.

And things change,
right?

Does he know
they've changed?

Let's not talk about this
right now.

I wish we could do
what Frost says.

Leave Earth for a while
and come back and begin
all over.

It would be so nice.
Nice.

Nice.

What you doin'?
Getting away for a while.

- Florida.
- What's Florida?

The southernmost tip
of you.
Mm-hmm.

Mmm.

Florida tickles.

Then let's move north,
shall we?
All right.

Got Georgia peaches.

And South Carolina.

A very beautiful state.

This is North Carolina.

I move further north,

and I find Maryland.

Mmm.

Seems Maryland
tickles too.
I think so.

I suppose that one
there's New York.
Mmm.

That's Jersey.
That's New York.

Planning a visit?

No.

I'm heading towards
Massachusetts.

Massachusetts
welcomes you.

How bad is it?

Is it fixable?

I don't know.
It's pretty bad.

Guess you spoke to Pete.

What are you doing?

I don't know.

This guy walks into town,
and he says a few things,

and he makes you think
a few things.

But it's not real.
We're real.

Me and you.
We've always been real.

I've always known that
we're gonna be together.

I think you have too.

Well, what if
the only reason that--
No. Come on.

Don't do this.

We have a Fourth of July
dance coming up next week.

Clam bake,
camping on the beach.

The whole thing.
Just like last year.
Remember? Come with me.

I mean, this thing with him
is just gonna turn out
to be a thing. You know?

You don't want to waste us
on that, do you?

Ohh, wow.

This is beautiful!

My favorite spot.

So, anyway, there's
this Fourth of July dance.

And, you know, the whole town
goes. It's this tradition.

And they have
fireworks and food...

and people bring
their dates and stuff.

Hey, Samantha.
I would be honored
to be your date.

Wow. Gosh.

Uh--
Just that I sort of--

I kind of have
to go with Jasper.

I didn't think things
with you and him were--

I don't know
what they are.
I see.

Do you still have
feelings for him?

Well, of course.
I always will, but...

I'm not--
I mean, it's...

not really--
Um, Samantha,
I don't understand.

I mean, what are you
doing with me?

You've just kind of
taken me by surprise,
you know.

I-- I didn't expect you.

Look, maybe we can get
together after the dance.

I, uh-- I can't because
we're going to Cape Cod.

A-And we--
We go to Cape Cod every year.

Like, don't worry
about it. I mean,

it's not like we got
some serious thing.

You know, I mean, we're
just havin' fun, right?

Right.

Hello.
Yes, this is Samantha.

Hi.

Well, did he say
what it was about?

Okay.

Sure,
I'll tell them Tuesday.

Bye.

Who was on the phone?

Somebody selling something.
Oh, don't you
hate that?

Yeah.

Thought you could
call him "Ralph."

I found him
at a pet store
up in Concord.

He's pretty cool,
don't you think?

Ralph, Jr.

He's okay, I guess.

I'll let you two
get acquainted.

Hey, Ralph, Jr.

Hey, Jas, come on!

What's wrong, Richie,
you couldn't find a date?

Jas!

Hey.

I can't wait.
Bought this new bathing suit.

It's a one-piece, but
it's mesh in the middle.

Oh, my God.
It's so wicked cool.

I can't explain it.
You got to see it.
It's black, and it's deep dyed.

Now, it's for members
of the town, right?

And since I...
am now a proud member...

of this town, then I should
be allowed to go, right?

I should definitely go.
I should absolutely be allowed.

It's settled then.
I am a great dancer.

Who here wants to be my date?
Huh?

Do you... wanna dance?

Come on, baby.
Will you go
to the dance with me?

All right.
Okay. Fine.

Be sure to tip
your waitress.

Adieu.

No. No, I hate that hat.
You look great.

It's a good hat.

Hey, what's up?

Hey, Kelley.
Hey, Kelley.

Are you drunk?
No.

No.
Why, are you?
No.

Man, maybe you'd
better go, huh?
Go?

Hey, I just got here.
Huh?

Kelley, I think that
you should leave.
Leave? Why?

Oh, farm boy's
getting ready to rumble, huh?

Come on.
Come on, dance with me.

Huh? Jasper doesn't mind,
do you, Jasper?

I think you better go,
before I kick-- All right?
Hey. Hey.

Hey, what's everybody
getting so huffy for, huh?

Huh? Relax.

Hey,
gonna dance with you.

Come on.

Where you going?
Back to Boston.

What about
your probation?

You could've
just danced with me.

- I was there with a date.
- I should've been your date!

I thought that
I explained that to you.

Yeah,
you made your choice.

Kelley, that's not fair.

Look, come with me.
What?

Come to Boston.
I can't go
with you to Boston.

Just for the weekend.
You can be back by Sunday.

Look, Samantha.
We don't have to hide.

We can be together.

What's goin' on?

Sam?

What did you say to him?

I can't go...

with you, Jasper.

What?

I can't be with you.
What? No--
Stop sayin' that.

Just--
Just come with me, okay?

Me and you were
supposed to be together.

I just don't know anymore.

N-Nobody knows you
like I do, all right?

Nobody--
Nobody sees you like I do.

We belong together.

We--

I love you.
I-I-I love you, Sam.

I have to go.

I'm sorry.

Where's your butler?

Well,

it's Fourth of July weekend
plus my dad's out of town, so--

Can you show me
around your mansion?

It's just a house.

Come on, let's go see
if there's food
in the kitchen.

How 'bout...

I take the tour...

myself!

Marco.

Polo.

Marco.

Polo.

Hey, Samantha?

Samantha, come on.

Game's over.

- Samantha, get out of the tub.
- What's the matter?

Just get out of the tub.

Kelley, what's wrong?

Kelley--

You okay?

My mother loved her roses.

She would just sit in here
for hours and stare at 'em,
breathin' 'em in.

They only bloom once a year
at the end of summer, but...

she always said that's
what made 'em so special.

And then just fade away.

In the summers
when I was a kid,

she used to take me outside
to stand in the rain.

She said it was good
for our hair.

Hers was so long.

So beautiful.

I found her in the tub.

The water was
so thick with blood,
it looked like paint.

I tried to wrap
a towel around her wrist
to stop the bleeding.

But she wasn't bleeding.

It was
all in the tub.

I always knew
my mother was sad,
you know?

She didn't say a word.

She just gave up.

I wonder what
the world record is
for staying in bed.

I bet we could
break it easy.

Stay here?

I'm gonna
make you breakfast.

What about the record?

I thought I told you
to wait in bed?

I have a feeling it might
get a little crowded.

I'll get Kelley.

So, how did you
and Kelley meet?

He burned down
my family's restaurant.
Oh.

I don't believe you'd bring
a woman into Mom's house.

Don't you even think about
turning this around on me.

First of all,
this is my house, and this
is a discussion about you...

and the fact that
you continue to be
so reckless with your life.

- Dad, it's my life.
- No! Everything that
you do reflects on me.

What you're gonna do now is
you're going back to Putnam
immediately.

You will complete
your obligation there.

- And in three week's time,
you will start at Princeton.
- Dad, why?

Why do I have to start early?
Why can't I just start
with everybody else?

I had to pull a lot
of strings to make
this happen, and you're going.

is a very nice distraction.

That's what it is.
Just a distraction.

It's not your life.

You have much bigger
things ahead of you.

Now get your eyes
forward, already.

I think you have
a bus to catch.

So what is it
you think you're doing?

What is it that
you think I'm doing?
I don't know.

But whatever it is,
it is gonna stop!

What's
gonna stop?
You know what he is!

No. And you have
no idea what he is!
Will you
get the phone?

Didn't you learn
from your sister?
I'm not Jen.

I'm walking into this
with my eyes open.
What
is it you're walking into?

A relationship...
with this kid?

He's gonna be gone
in a few weeks. You're not
gonna hear from him again.

Well, maybe
he's different.
Tell me how.

Maybe he loves me.
He doesn't know
the meaning of the word!

And you don't know him.
That was
Dr. Falco's office.

- What did he want?
- He wanted to confirm your
appointment for tomorrow.

They said they talked to you.
Why didn't you tell us?
'Cause I'm not going.

Why?
Because I'm fine.
And my knee is fine.

And it's been fine.
And I'm sick
of talking about it!

Samantha!

I'm looking
for Samantha.

I haven't seen her.

Well, if you see her,

just tell her it's
important she come home.

Look, I'm asking,
Kelley.

Okay?

Is everything okay?

Yeah.

I love this spot.

It's like heaven...
right here on earth.

Maybe that's
what heaven is.

Maybe we go through life
collecting people
and places we love.

And they
become our heaven.

And that's where
your mom is.

She's in her heaven surrounded
by everything that she loves.

Including you.

You think so?
Yeah.

Let's race.

Sam--

Samantha!

What happened?
Are you okay?

So, what's the matter?

Samantha,
what is it?

There's something
I have to tell you.

Boy, how does it go
from her leg to her liver?

That's how
osteosarcoma works.

We always knew that
this was a possibility.

What can we do?

I wish there was a list
of options I could give you,
but there just isn't.

It just
moved so fast.

Sam.

Hey.

I'm gonna go for a walk.
I'll be back in a minute.

Come and sit with me.

Kelley--

When you tell someone
you have cancer,

no matter how you say it,
they just end up
feeling sorry for you.

And I didn't want you
feeling sorry for me.

Could you die from this?

I am gonna die
from this.

There's-- There's nothing
that they can do for you?
Sure,

there are things
they can do.

They're just not
the right things for me.

But if they can save you--
Won't.

It's already spread.

Even with the treatment,
the best they can offer...

is a chance I could
live a year or two.

It's not worth it.

So, what?
You just gonna give up?

You just gonna die?

No.

I'm going to live.

Just not as long as you.

Come look at this stuff.

Oh, yeah.

Jasper, Kelley,
come here.

Good for carving.
Look at that.

Samantha? There's
a young man here to see you.

Hey.

So you're comin' home
in a couple of days?
Yeah.

It's good, right?

It's great.

Jas?

About that night?

Oh.

We don't have
to talk about it.

Just wanted to say
that I'm sorry.

Well... I'm sorry.

What do you have
to be sorry for?

I haven't been
a very good friend.

You've been
my best friend.

You'll always be
my best friend.

Always.

I really do love you.

I love you too.

That's in there.
Got it?

Bring it--
Bring it right there.

How's she doin'?

If you care so much,
why don't you go down
and see her?

What's it to you?

Because
I do care about her.

For whatever reason,
she needs you.

Am I supposed to stay?

I'm not from Putnam,
remember?

I've got a life
to get back to.

Do you know how much
it kills me every time that
I see her look at you?

Every time I hear her say
your name, for Chrisakes?

But no matter how much
it tears me up inside
to see you with her,

the one thing that
I want right now...

is for you
to get over your shit...

so that you
can be with her.

Because she needs you
right now!

Whether you want
to admit it or not,
you need her too.

You do not know what I need.

You don't know
anything about me.

Well, I know
a lot more now, don't I?

I'll get that
for you.

Let's go.

Hey.

I've been thinking.
Uh-huh.

I want us to open
the restaurant
like we planned.

Okay.

Boy, you know, I wish
you never met that Kelley.

Some people live
their whole lives...

and never fall in love.

I lived my life,

and I fell in love.

It's good
to be your father.

It's good
to be your daughter.

Earl?
Yeah.

How could
he let our baby go?

You hangin'
in there?

Hanging would
definitely describe it.

This is the part
I've been dreading.
You and me both.

Hi, everybody!

As you all know, we have
a brand-new Lover's Wall...

just waiting
for an inauguration.

For all you lovers,
old and young,

we invite you
to come inside
and make it permanent.

Come on in!

I think I'm going
to go brave it.

Samantha, listen.
I am so s--

I'd like to go
by climbing a birch tree...

and climb black branches
up a snow-white trunk
toward heaven,

till the tree could
bear no more,

but dipped its top
and set me down again.

That would be good
both going and coming back.

One could do worse...

than be a swinger of birches.