Original subtitles

Previously on Heartland.

Losing this lease, that's a real blow.

I can carve out a few acres for you.

This isn't really about money;

this is about us remembering that we're neighbours.

What was your path to becoming a writer?

I went to the Vancouver Fine Arts School.

It just changed me.

It's me, Dad. It's Nathan.

His dad has Alzheimer's.

And it's not my place to share that,

so please just keep it between us.

Bringing colour into your world.

Way to go, Jack.

You made that sound about as interesting as

listening to paint dry. (crowd laughing)

What are you telling me? That Nathan has Alzheimer's?

Crown Shoppers is dropping us.

I don't understand how they found out.

???

Tchk! Tchk! Tchk!

Good. Come on.

Psst. Tchk, tchk, tchk!

Good boy.

Feeling good, aren't you, Spartan?

(Spartan whinnies) Mm-hmm?

What's your secret?

Come on.

(door closes)

Next time Peter has a 6 A.M. flight,

remind me of this moment and tell me to put him in a taxi.

How did your dinner with Nathan go?

It didn't really.

He got a call from Crown Shoppers.

They found out about his dad's illness.

I take it that's bad?

Well, they didn't know that Nathan

was making all the business decisions and not his dad.

And so they have dropped Pryce Beef.

That is a poor reaction on the part of Crown.

The thing is, Lou,

Nathan has no idea how they found out

because he had been keeping everything so private.

-Please tell me that you didn't� - Amy, it just slipped out.

I'm so sorry.

How?! How did it just slip out?!

The way that Jed spoke about him,

they had a long working relationship,

he made it sound like he knew.

And you knew this was confidential, Lou!

I told you that Nathan wasn't telling anyone!

Amy, it wasn't intentional.

Okay. Somebody wanna fill me in on why you two

are at each other before I've even had my coffee?

Nathan Pryce Sr. Has Alzheimer's.

Well, I'm sorry to hear that. I had no idea.

Yeah, that's because Nathan was keeping

the illness a secret� Until Lou decided to announce it

to the CEO of Crown Shoppers when we were in Vancouver.

You can't blame me for Jed's response, Amy.

He was just opening up to me, Lou!

I can't believe you were so careless.

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(theme music)

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- Hi. - Hi.

- Welcome to Heartland. - Yeah.

- You must be Rhiannon. - That's me.

Dad was a big Fleetwood Mac fan.

Um, this is Sword.

He's beautiful.

We�

Your email didn't really say what was wrong.

I didn't want you to turn me down.

My problem is not entirely about a horse.

Just wait right there.

Good boy, Sword.

(hawk screeches)

Oh. That is not what I was expecting.

Amy, meet Eerie.

I'm, uh, trying to continue my family tradition

of mounted falconry, but Eerie and Sword don't get along,

and I'm about to lose my family business�

Unless you can help me.

I know I made a mistake.

Okay, I knew it the moment I saw Jed's face.

What I'd like to understand is

why Pryce's illness even came up.

You mean, did I intentionally

bring it up to hurt Nathan's business?

No, Grandpa. Obviously.

I mean, how was I even supposed to know

that he would drop Pryce Beef?

Well, accident or not, Amy told you that

in confidence, you're better than that.

It's not like Nathan hasn't been taking shots at us too.

And that meeting got us a major buyer for our bison.

I'm aware, Lou.

Which we needed.

It's just�

Alzheimer's is a�

A terrible, thieving disease.

It� kind of throws things

into a different light.

Morning.

Morning, sweetie.

Um, I'm caffeinated.

And your dad's on a plane.

You ready to go into town?

Yeah. See you, GG.

See you.

(door closes)

Wow!

Really? Oh, come on.

Ah�

Is that the best you can do?

Come on.

Keep your elbow up.

Oh, commit, Denver. Come on.

(sighs)

Oh! Nap time.

(horse whinnies)

What's with the lackluster attitude

around here today, folks?

We've been at this all day.

All day?

Been an hour and a half.

Okay, gather around, please.

When I was your age,

I joined my first rodeo.

I was barely out of the chute

before I hit the dirt, face down.

But I got up, and I brushed myself off,

and I signed up right away for the next round.

Didn't pay attention to bruises,

ignored the pain.

I mean, from that moment on,

all I remember are the moments being in that chute

with the blood rushing

through my ears and my heart pounding,

and that crowd out there just cheering me on.

(laughing) Also the times I was bucked off.

When I won�

No better feeling in the world.

What's the point of this story?

The point, Denver,

is that any one of you could be the next roping,

bull-riding,

saddle bronc champions!

And when you're in this arena,

you don't� nap!

You don't stop pushing.

You don't stop challenging yourself.

Nothing?

(clapping)

Okay, nobody leaves this arena until you've all

roped that dummy.

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Eerie, here we go!

(Rhiannon whistles)

(majestic music)

(Eerie screeches)

Wow, that was really impressive.

How long have you been practicing falconry for?

(Rhiannon whistles)

- Uh� - What?

My dad taught me when I was a kid.

But I sort of took a pause

when I went to college.

My dad was really the heart of our rescue.

Clear Sky Sanctuary, it was his everything.

Until he passed away last winter.

Sorry to hear that.

It's really great that you're carrying on his work, though.

Uh, yeah.

One day, Eerie and I will be able

to do it all without a creance.

(chuckling)

Can I ask� is there a reason why you use this?

Has Eerie ever flown away?

When he was really young, yeah, but not with me.

I'm being really cautious.

We're just figuring each other out.

I, uh, try to spend as much time with him as possible.

We even watch TV together.

His favourite show is Columbo.

Wow! Movie night at your house must be a lot of fun.

Dad and Eerie used to tour all over Canada

doing mounted horse shows and fairs.

Truth is, they brought in

most of the money to support the operation.

I just looked after the books.

If I can't do what he did,

we'll go under by the end of this year.

Based on what I saw, you and Eerie would draw quite a crowd.

It's really the mounted exercises

that people respond to.

Unfortunately, as soon as Sword becomes involved,

things go bad fast.

Tim Fleming, in the flesh, living and breathing.

Do I know you?

Rod Halo, the executive producer.

A buddy of mine passed along a video of you

announcing here last month.

You somehow managed to make amateur rodeo look exciting.

Well, it is exciting.

Our athletes are professionals.

We're a major event on the circuit.

Well, well, my bad.

Slip of the tongue. I didn't mean to offend.

What I'm trying to say, Tim, is that

you are extremely watchable.

You got charisma, authenticity.

I think your act is super sellable.

Sellable?

Sellable for whom?

My network.

New West Sports.

We've acquired the broadcast rights

to some of the biggest rodeo events in North America.

We're based out of Dallas,

but I'm in town meeting with the Calgary Stampede.

Now, what we want is a new

on-air host, someone who has real

rodeo cachet, but isn't

so dull they induce a coma.

Doesn't sound like you're setting the bar real high, Rod.

Haha!

The audition's in Dallas.

We'd fly you out there, set you up.

All expenses paid of course.

Well, I'm flattered.

But I don't need any more work.

Tim, five-star hotel rooms,

sitting in a booth talking

about rodeo, does that sound like work to you?

Plus it'd get you back in front of that cheering crowd.

Maybe it don't get you another buckle,

but it will make you a star.

???

Eerie!

(whinnying) Oh, Sword, easy.

See? Hatred.

Come on.

Nothing but disgust in both of their eyes.

I see what you mean.

SSword wasn't the horse in the picture with your dad,

is he new?

Yeah, my dad's veteran horse had to be retired.

Dad bought Sword, but never got to train him.

It's okay. We'll figure him out.

Do you always have Eerie out with you when you ride?

Definitely, I hoped it would make

the two of them more comfortable.

I think this might actually have

something to do with you and Sword.

Great. So Sword hates me, not Eerie.

That's a twist.

It's just� Think about it.

You spend so much time with Eerie in your house, right?

You watch TV with him.

He trusts you.

He knows your body language and your voice.

You need to do the same with Sword.

Bring Sword into my home, huh?

I'll try anything once.

It's not exactly what I had in mind.

Although my daughter would absolutely approve.

(both chuckle)

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Come on! Come on, keep moving!

Come on, Sword!

Sword, come on! Git! Git!

Git! Git! Come on!

Git! Git!

(Rhiannon sighing)

(Amy): It's okay. You don't have to get frustrated.

Just try to relax your body.

All right, I want to see if you can get him to follow you.

(soft guitar music)

(exhales)

(exhales)

(gasps)

You did it! Haha!

There you go.

(cell phone rings)

I don't think I've ever seen him so relaxed.

(cell phone rings)

If you need to answer that, go ahead.

I couldn't have asked for better progress.

(cell phone rings)

(beep)

Hey, I was gonna call you, but�

Yeah, I can meet you there.

Okay.

This is a surprise.

I thought we were just going out for a ride.

I know.

Yeah, uh, I'm sorry I let that call from Jed

kind of blow up our dinner the other night.

I understand. I would have done the same thing.

No interruptions this time, promise.

Cell phone's off.

Dad's watching old Hitchcock movies

with his favourite nurse.

- Mini waffles? - Yeah.

Might have gotten a couple hot tips from Lindy a while back.

Nathan, you put so much time into this.

You underestimate just how much

I love breakfast for dinner.

Come on.

I had no idea you were such a rebel.

(both laughing)

So how do you take your pancakes?

With some syrup.

Anyway, this guy's shoes were so white, they were glowing.

Pass the butter.

He tells me that he watched video of me

announcing at the Hudson Rodeo.

You mean video of us. That's not butter.

Well, he said me. Haha! Anyway�

Is there a short version of this story?

Yeah. He wants me to audition to be

the new on-air commentator.

I bet he's sorry. That was a wasted trip.

- What are you doing? - It wasn't wasted.

Why wouldn't I want this opportunity?

Well, you have a job, Tim.

Two in fact.

This might be a chance for me to get back in the game.

Not just as a spectator or a coach.

Now is not a good time

to get a second wind at anything besides ranching.

The business is in a precarious position.

We just bought a herd of bison.

Good. I caught you both here.

Uh, Jed stark just called about our deal with Crown.

Ah, they're not pulling it, are they?

No, no, no. Just the opposite.

He wants to expand the terms and have Heartland replace Pryce,

supply them with both bison

and beef.

Okay.

(laughing): Yes!

Yes.

What were you saying about precarious?

(Tim laughs)

(Nathan): My boots are stuck.

A couple of my dad's horses are running all around me.

Okay, so what did you do?

Well, I was� was a very mature 7-year-old boy.

- I� I kept� - I can imagine.

- Calm, cool, and collected. - Hm, you freaked out.

I� I freaked out.

- Yeah? - Yeah, yeah.

(Amy laughing) I�

I yanked my feet out of my boots and ran home in my socks.

(Amy laughing)

(gentle music)

You have a great laugh.

What's wrong?

I have to tell you something.

It was Lou who told Jed about your dad.

Lou?

She was in a meeting with Crown Shoppers about our bison,

and she just� She thought he knew.

And she was offering her sympathy.

Oh�

I don't understand. How did Lou know?

Did Caleb tell her?

No, I did.

She saw how guarded you were, Nathan,

and she was worried about me,

so I told her the truth in confidence.

The Fleming sisters have a different idea

of "in confidence".

I'm sorry.

You're sorry?

This doesn't just hurt the business, Amy.

This hurts my dad.

And me.

Clearly, I was right to be guarded.

Please don't say that.

And I lost my appetite.

(gentle guitar music)

(birds singing)

(glass shatters)

It's okay, Dad. I got it.

Morning.

Something I can do for you, Jack?

Well, I heard about your dad.

And the way things were handled in Vancouver,

none of it sits right.

Did Amy send you?

No, she did not.

Not sure there's anything you can say

to undo what's been done.

Probably not.

But I'd like to pay respects to your father.

Today's not a good day.

Nathan, I'm not here as the owner of Heartland Beef.

I'm a friend of your dad's.

He's sick, and this is what friends do.

Well, another time then.

Maybe.

(door closes)

(Katie sighs)

Mom would never in a million years.

Hey.

Hey.

Working on something new?

Uh, not really.

Struggling to find motivation.

Looks like you have lots of ideas.

How did you get a napkin from a bar?

Uh, someone left a stack of them at Maggie's.

Ran out of room in my notebook.

Uh-huh.

So you are working on something new.

Come on, tell me about it.

We're so good at brainstorming together, right?

Uh, I'd rather some things stay private.

Okay. I'll stop asking.

(door closes)

(Amy whistles)

(Eerie screeches) (hopeful music)

Good boy, Sword!

Wow! He didn't even react at all.

All right, let's see how he does

when I send Eerie to you.

(Rhiannon whistles)

Hey, good job, gentlemen.

God, it's like you two are buds.

Well, I think you should just keep reinforcing that bond

both on the ground and in the saddle

for every step of your training.

I just keep thinking that my dad

would never have made this mistake.

He was such a natural with animals.

I like to overthink everything twice.

(Amy chuckles)

My daughter's teacher has this poster in her classroom.

It says, "If you judge a fish's ability to climb a tree,

it's gonna spend its whole life thinking it's a failure."

Am I the fish in this scenario?

Trying to keep your dad's legacy alive doesn't mean

you have to be exactly like him or train at his speed.

(Rhiannon breathes slowly)

I think we should try again with the three of you.

Yeah.

(horse whinnies)

(Nathan sniffs)

Nathan!

Now, why might I be seeing you again so soon?

Came to get something squared away.

- Is Lou around? - No.

She's in town at the moment.

Would you like to come in?

- No, thanks. - Can I offer you coffee?

I don't expect you want me to stay long.

Good.

Straight to the point. What can we do for you?

I should have said this morning,

I think it's admirable you coming home

to care for your father and the ranch.

I appreciate the comment, Jack, but Tim's right,

I should get straight to it.

This is a notice of termination!

For the big river lease.

You're pulling the land?

Yes, sir. I need it for my own herd.

I'll have to ask you to move your animals within 30 days.

(horse snorts gently)

You ready?

I'm willing. Not sure about ready.

Okay.

(Eerie chirps) Good boy.

(neighs loudly) Whoa! Easy.

- Easy, Sword. - Sword!

(Amy): Easy.

Come on. (Sword neighing)

Sword's gonna get tangled, you've got to let him go!

Let him go! Hey! Hey!

(Sword snorting)

- It's okay. - It's all right.

Where's Eerie? Did you see him land?

I'm sorry, Rhiannon.

I should have just jumped off; I should have

never let Eerie off the creance.

He could get caught in a tree

- or land on the road. - Amy.

Is everything okay?

Rhiannon's hawk flew off, and we're gonna go find him.

Can I give you a hand?

That would be so helpful. Thank you.

Yeah.

(Rhiannon whistles) Eerie!

- (Amy): Eerie, come on! - (Nathan): Eerie!

Eerie!

She's really not gonna give up, is she?

Eerie!

Rhiannon's dad left her the bird sanctuary

that he spent all of his life building,

and now she's having trouble keeping it going.

- (Rhiannon): Eerie! - Oh.

I can tell she's scared to lose it.

- (Rhiannon): Eerie! - Sounds familiar.

(Rhiannon): Eerie!

Nathan� Nathan, I'm so sorry.

I only told Lou that so that she would see you,

see that you're generous and protective,

and that you're carrying so much on your own.

(Rhiannon): Eerie!

I know you didn't mean any harm.

I half expected you to tell your sister.

I just didn't think she would turn around and spill it

- in the worst company. - Neither did I.

You think we can, uh�

Put a fence around our relationship?

Keep everything else out and not talk about ranching?

I've been kind of wondering the same thing myself.

Yeah?

'Cause I really like you.

I don't want to give up on this.

(Rhiannon): I found him!

(Eerie screeches) Ah�

Hold that thought.

All right.

(Eerie screeches)

Great. Now, how do we get him down?

What, you don't want to climb up that tree for me?

Eerie. (Eerie screeches)

Eerie!

(Rhiannon whistles)

(Eerie whistles) Good boy.

Hey, buddy, I'm sorry. You're okay.

Um, Amy�

I think I need to accept Sword is not right for this.

I am not right for this.

Rhiannon, I don't think it's Eerie that's spooking Sword.

He didn't have a reaction until the creance touched him.

You think he's afraid of a little string?

Did he ever get tangled in it before?

Uh-uh. I mean, this was a close call, but�

Wait, Sword's old owner told me that he got caught

in bailing twine when he was a colt.

It cut him up really badly.

He still has a scar on his fetlock.

Horses do have long memories,

especially when it comes to pain.

He's right.

It's possible that Sword associates the creance

with the pain he felt.

So can we get him to overcome this fear?

I think we should try.

Thank you for your help.

Yeah. You're welcome.

Nathan!

Did you tell her yet?

Tell me what?

He's kicking us off his land.

You know, me telling Jed about your dad, it was an accident,

I wasn't trying to sabotage you or something, but this?!

If it was an accident, you would have apologized.

And you had no problem capitalizing on the mistake,

- have you? - What do you mean?

Your sister accepted Crown's offer for Heartland to replace

- Pryce Beef. - So this really is retaliation.

We wrote the clause into the lease, Lou,

at your suggestion, I might add.

(Lou scoffs)

Nathan, our herd needs that pasture.

So does mine.

I've given you 30 days to sort it out,

and I'm not taking away water rights.

- I would never do that. - You know what I think?

You're not angry that I slipped up;

you're angry that you got caught in a lie,

because you misrepresented the situation to Crown

and there were consequences.

And that is not my fault, or Heartland,

- or Amy! - Enough! Enough!

Lou, this isn't helping anything.

Just I don't want to be in the middle of this anymore.

I really wish you had told me, Nathan.

I wanted to, but we just agreed

that we were keeping business dealings separate.

Yeah.

It's late.

Can we reset and talk tomorrow?

(sighs)

I want to be open, Amy.

This has nothing to do with us

or how I feel about you.

We'll talk tomorrow.

(indistinct song playing at Maggie's)

- Hey, Jasmine. - Hey!

- You want your usual? - Yes, please.

And maybe hook it up to an IV.

How about a muffin instead?

No. I'm good, thanks.

Uh, Jasmine's usual.

You got it.

Actually, I'm glad you're here.

I've been thinking of moving to a bigger city,

and I was thinking Vancouver, so I was wondering if I could

maybe pick your brain about the writing scene there?

Absolutely, yeah!

I have to run now, but are you free later?

I'm meeting a few of the others for a late happy hour.

Yeah. Uh, that sounds great.

Okay, great. I'll see you later.

See you.

You know, the sad truth is I was actually

starting to like him.

I don't care if it was within his rights, that move

Nathan made was slick and it was mean.

Well, Brooks has been

threatening to downsize for years�

So I say we make them an offer

and take a parcel off their hands.

- Buy it rather than lease it? - Yeah.

With the Crown Shoppers' deal, we can afford it.

And I'm done being a tenant.

I want to show Nathan Pryce that he didn't punish us,

he motivated us.

Well, that is a proposal that I can get behind.

And I'm glad to see you're using your energy

on thinking about Heartland and not some sports network.

Oh, well, I have not decided about that yet.

- Aw, come on, Tim! - What?

We solved our cashflow problems.

Lou's knocking it out of the park.

Yeah, well, we still have a herd of animals

that's too big for our own pasture.

We've got fences to fix.

We've got bison to wrangle.

But you know, I guess that's on me.

I let myself believe that you were settled,

that you were committed to the ranch and to the family.

I can do both.

My daughters are grown, capable women.

I'm not abandoning anybody.

I'm disappointing you, but you're always disappointed.

And these aren't the old days.

I'm not that guy anymore, Jack.

How's he coming along?

He's improving.

(horse whinnies)

You still flying to Dallas?

(Tim sighs)

Well�

Haha!

Your, uh, your grandfather thinks that if I�

Take this gig, I won't be

pulling my weight around here.

I think that's a reasonable concern.

You'll barely notice I'm gone.

Ah.

Being announcers at the Hudson Rodeo,

that was supposed to be fun, kind of a joke.

And now you're thinking it can be something more serious?

I've done everything I set out to do at the rodeo school,

and now I get this opportunity,

and maybe it's a chance for me to get back in the ring.

You think I'm nuts?

I think that this is a decision

you have to make by yourself.

For yourself.

Otherwise, no matter what choice you make, you'll regret it.

Nathan Pryce might force my hand if he keeps�

- I'm staying neutral. - Neutral?

Come on, Amy. That guy.

Dad.

I like him, okay?

(sighs)

I had a feeling.

I'm just� I'm trying to stay out of the beef wars,

and I think we can just keep our relationship separate.

Life can't be divided into sections, Amy.

You're a businesswoman, a rancher, a mother,

a daughter.

It's all tangled up together.

I don't know how you're gonna keep Nathan separate.

(beep)

Uh, Katie. Hey, I'm at the library and it's closed.

Where are you?

(beep)

I don't know.

Vancouver just� It feels right, you know?

Like, I just feel like that is where I'm meant to be

and it's where I want to be, you know?

Yeah.

I just� I think I was scared to admit

that my dreams are bigger than the ranch I live on.

Fear is natural, you know?

I mean, venturing out on your own is scary.

But your family will still be with you.

They'll support you, right?

I hope so.

My mom, though, I don't know how I'm gonna tell her.

Tell me what exactly?

Tell me what's in that glass.

Mom, it's not alcohol.

What are you thinking,

bringing my underage kid to a bar?

Underage? What?

Katie� seriously?

I'm so sorry. I never meant to trick you.

Lou, I apologize.

I thought Katie was a legal adult.

I mean, my class has an age limit.

You never check ID?

Clearly, this place doesn't.

It's just a Shirley Temple, Mom.

I never order alcohol, I promise.

Your promises don't hold much weight at the moment, Katie.

Outside, now.

Let's go.

- Hey. - Hey.

(horse whinnies)

I know I caught you off guard by pulling the lease.

I think the term is total blindside, actually.

I had to do it, though.

Yeah, I� I get it.

You put your ranch and your family first.

You'd do the same.

I would.

Mm-hmm. Doesn't mean it wasn't a tough decision, though.

If it was easy, I wouldn't be here now.

In this scenario where we� don't talk

about our ranches, what exactly are you picturing?

This.

Us. Just together.

Okay.

I see you joining us for family dinners.

Getting in debates with my dad, learning from my grandpa.

Discussing business strategies with Lou? (chuckles).

Does that seem all that bad?

No, no.

Seems� entirely right.

Sounds wonderful.

Just not for you.

(sighs)

I know I should argue that I'm not dating your family,

but I'd be a fool the moment the words came out of my mouth.

You deserve that picture, Amy.

You deserve it too.

Nah.

(Nathan sighs)

You're a good man, Nathan Pryce.

Don't be a stranger.

(sniffs)

You're usually late to pick me up, okay?

I lost track of time.

And I didn't really lie to Jasmine, okay?

She never asked how old I was.

And I did try to leave the workshop

when I found out it was only for adults,

I did, but�

Jasmine talked to me like I was a real artist.

And it felt so amazing to be treated

like my dreams were actually within reach.

Okay, enough.

Katie, I have always supported you as a writer.

Come on, it's not the same.

It's not the same?

Do you realize the position you've put Jasmine in?

She supplied alcohol to a minor.

It doesn't matter if she did so knowingly or not.

- You could ruin her career. - No, it was never alcohol.

Okay?

I order at the bar, but I just get,

like, mocktails or club sodas or something.

This is why you didn't want me to get to know Jasmine.

You didn't want to get caught.

Okay, I�

I need to think about next steps and talk to your dad.

This is bad, Katie.

(footsteps approaching)

Okay, I-I get that we're in a fight, um,

but can we just please call a timeout for five minutes?

'Cause I� I really need to talk to my sister.

Yeah.

(exhales)

Parenting a teenager is hard.

It's harder than being a teenager,

and that's saying something.

- Is Katie okay? - Yeah, Katie's okay.

Just, you know, while I was busy trying

to keep our business from crashing down around our ears,

she was in a bar pretending to be an adult.

She lied to me.

She lied to her writing teacher.

I can't even wrap my head around it.

Well, you guys will come back together,

you always do.

You'll be happy to know that Nathan and I decided to

go our separate ways.

I'm not happy, Amy. I'm sorry.

Please, you are not.

I'm sorry that you're hurting.

I'm sorry that I played a part in this.

It's just we couldn't keep our relationship

from getting tied up from everything else in our lives.

And I know it probably wouldn't have worked, but�

My heart's a little bit broken.

It's okay if it's a lot broken.

You don't have to pretend.

Lou. (Amy sniffs)

You know I love you, but� I'm so mad at you.

What you did, it really hurt.

I'm not ready to forgive you yet.

???

(crying)

(birds singing) (rooster crowing)

Wait, I thought we were gonna to be working

with Sword on his own.

I did some desensitizing with him this morning.

And I think it's time that you work

with Sword and Eerie together,

without the creance, just like your dad.

There's no way. Uh, Amy, I can't risk it.

We're lucky Eerie didn't fly into the next time zone.

It wasn't luck.

You have a connection with Eerie. He trusts you.

Trust is breakable.

And I only have so many chances.

That might be true.

But I think right now, the problem is

that you don't trust yourself.

Of course I don't trust myself.

I was never supposed to have to do this alone,

without my dad.

I know.

My mom taught me so much about horses,

and I always thought I was gonna follow in her footsteps.

Then I lost her.

And the thought of training horses, it� it terrified me.

But it was also my truest connection to her.

Struggling doesn't mean that you failed your dad;

it just proves that he raised a determined daughter.

Your dad and I have decided you're grounded for three weeks.

Three?

You go to work, you come home.

Your social media privileges are revoked.

And this is your temporary phone.

You will not be signing up for any writing workshops

until you're back in school,

at which point your dad or I will be vetting

everything you sign up for.

- This is so stupid. - Do not use that word, Katie.

How is this worse than you telling a secret

you weren't supposed to tell?

We both made mistakes by accident and yet�

I don't believe you did it by accident.

You had dozens of opportunities

to correct your error, to tell the truth.

You got caught, okay, and you're sorry

because you got caught and now there are consequences.

No, I'm sorry I had to lie

in order to meet someone like Jasmine.

But I don't regret it, okay?

Because it made me realize

that I've been totally fooling myself.

I could never stay here at Heartland.

There's an arts high school in Vancouver,

and I want to transfer there in the fall.

I'll be so much happier there.

I know it.

Then I will look into it, and maybe we can talk.

In the meantime, I hope you think about what you've done.

(emotional music)

(door closes)

(takes a deep breath)

Jack.

I wasn't expecting another visit.

I did say I'd drop by another day.

Yeah, I thought that might have changed.

Oh, things have changed aplenty.

And if I was coming for you,

it'd be in a whole different manner.

- But I'm here for your dad. - Yeah.

Nathan, who's that out there with you?

- No. - Jack?

Ha! Jack Bartlett?

Good to see you, Nate.

You are looking well-preserved, my friend.

Well, thank you for saying. You too.

- You got time for a visit? - Yes, I do.

Ha!

?? In a flash we'll go ?

? Just like that ?

Rod, I'm on the next flight out.

I'm looking forward to meeting the Dallas team.

? Every stop along the way ?

Today's a good day.

I think I'm gonna get beat. Hoohoo!

How's that granddaughter of yours? The horse whisperer?

Oh, Amy's fine, Nate. She's busy with clients.

My son brought her over.

He thinks I don't remember, but I do.

She looks a lot like Marion.

She's a sweet soul.

Yeah. Amy's one in a million.

Yes, sir. I agree.

All right, now you're both trying to distract me,

and it's not gonna work. (Nate laughing)

Let's play horseshoes.

???

That's the money! ? I saw fireworks ?

? From a thousand miles away ?

? It started from my heart ?

They're from a fairy tale, Mommy.

(Amy chuckles)

- (Jack): Not gonna work either! - (Nate Sr.): Sr.): Oh!

? And when you're looking up ?

? Just know I'm looking down ?

? When things are said and done ?

? The best is yet to come ?

(Eerie screeches)

? The best is yet ? Whoa! Watch and learn, son.

? To come ?

???

(laughing)

? The best is yet to come ?

? The best is yet to come ?

? The best is yet to come ??

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