WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:13.317 --> 00:00:16.016 [gentle music] 4 00:00:47.699 --> 00:00:52.313 ♪ This town's changed ♪ 5 00:00:53.401 --> 00:00:57.753 ♪ People rearrange ♪ 6 00:00:58.884 --> 00:01:03.541 ♪ It's not quite like ♪ 7 00:01:03.628 --> 00:01:08.242 ♪ Now there's raging at night ♪ 8 00:01:09.808 --> 00:01:14.117 ♪ But the morning's much like you ♪ 9 00:01:15.249 --> 00:01:17.816 ♪ With its lavender hue ♪ 10 00:01:56.072 --> 00:02:00.859 ♪ These thoughts changed ♪ 11 00:02:01.991 --> 00:02:06.648 ♪ Feelings rearranged ♪ 12 00:02:07.736 --> 00:02:12.436 ♪ It's not fright like ♪ 13 00:02:13.611 --> 00:02:17.876 ♪ All that raging at night ♪ 14 00:02:19.182 --> 00:02:23.969 ♪ And now it's much past due ♪ 15 00:02:25.057 --> 00:02:27.364 ♪ All this lavender hue ♪ 16 00:02:28.844 --> 00:02:31.586 - Mom, I'm gonna be late. 17 00:02:31.673 --> 00:02:35.285 - Since when are you in a hurry to get to school? 18 00:02:35.372 --> 00:02:36.982 - I don't want detention. 19 00:02:37.069 --> 00:02:39.333 Drake and I are playing "Hunters Watch" after school. 20 00:02:40.334 --> 00:02:41.900 - Boys. 21 00:02:44.338 --> 00:02:47.776 - Have you see my blue notebook, the one with the spirals? 22 00:02:47.863 --> 00:02:49.299 - You are not making us late for school again. 23 00:02:49.386 --> 00:02:51.127 - You put it in your backpack at breakfast. 24 00:02:51.214 --> 00:02:52.650 - Oh yeah. 25 00:02:55.827 --> 00:02:56.741 - Your lunch. 26 00:02:56.828 --> 00:02:58.221 - Thanks. 27 00:02:58.308 --> 00:03:00.049 - It's 8:02, mom! 28 00:03:00.136 --> 00:03:01.137 - Hey. 29 00:03:01.224 --> 00:03:02.878 Yeah, I finished it. 30 00:03:02.965 --> 00:03:05.010 It was only 20 questions. 31 00:03:05.097 --> 00:03:07.143 - Okay, everybody in the car. 32 00:03:08.449 --> 00:03:09.928 Was anybody gonna tell me? 33 00:03:11.365 --> 00:03:12.148 Brennan. 34 00:03:14.933 --> 00:03:16.021 Okay, sure. 35 00:03:16.108 --> 00:03:17.197 I'll head that way now. 36 00:03:17.284 --> 00:03:18.633 Is this a 55A? 37 00:03:18.720 --> 00:03:19.460 - A homicide? 38 00:03:21.897 --> 00:03:24.073 - Okay, I'll be right there. 39 00:03:25.379 --> 00:03:27.076 - Someone died? 40 00:03:27.163 --> 00:03:29.600 - An elderly woman up on Briar Rock. 41 00:03:29.687 --> 00:03:31.559 She's a mountain woman, there's no ID. 42 00:03:31.646 --> 00:03:33.474 - There's still mountain people living up there? 43 00:03:33.561 --> 00:03:35.432 - A few, as far as anyone can tell. 44 00:03:35.519 --> 00:03:36.390 - Why are you getting the call? 45 00:03:36.477 --> 00:03:38.043 - The store manager in town 46 00:03:38.130 --> 00:03:40.568 thinks she may have been keeping a boy on her homestead. 47 00:03:40.655 --> 00:03:42.483 If so, he's up there all alone. 48 00:03:42.570 --> 00:03:43.832 - Well then you better hurry. 49 00:03:43.919 --> 00:03:45.225 I'll run the kids to school. 50 00:03:45.312 --> 00:03:46.748 - What about your writing deadline? 51 00:03:46.835 --> 00:03:48.140 - It's all up here. 52 00:03:48.228 --> 00:03:49.620 Typing it out as just a formality. 53 00:03:49.707 --> 00:03:50.447 - Thank you. 54 00:03:54.103 --> 00:03:54.930 - I'm gonna be late. 55 00:03:55.017 --> 00:03:56.018 - And I'm gone. 56 00:03:56.105 --> 00:03:57.237 Good luck finding the boy. 57 00:03:57.324 --> 00:03:58.716 - [Janelle] If there is one. 58 00:04:01.066 --> 00:04:02.981 - Store manager said she ordered her supplies 59 00:04:03.068 --> 00:04:05.070 under the name of the Lila Mae Whittaker. 60 00:04:05.157 --> 00:04:06.115 - So we have an ID then? 61 00:04:06.202 --> 00:04:08.944 - It could be an alias. 62 00:04:09.031 --> 00:04:11.120 He also had an order from Nathaniel Hawthorne. 63 00:04:11.207 --> 00:04:14.123 Coroner's best guess is she was in her mid 80's. 64 00:04:14.210 --> 00:04:16.517 - So why are we assuming she had a kid? 65 00:04:16.604 --> 00:04:18.954 - She ordered a copy of "Tom Sawyer". 66 00:04:19.041 --> 00:04:20.608 - [Janelle] So she likes Twain. 67 00:04:20.695 --> 00:04:24.002 - And a pair of size 10 male work boots. 68 00:04:24.089 --> 00:04:26.091 - The storekeeper is quite the detective. 69 00:04:26.178 --> 00:04:27.658 He should come work for us. 70 00:04:27.745 --> 00:04:29.094 - Well, this may all be a wild goose chase, 71 00:04:29.181 --> 00:04:30.966 but if we suspect there's a minor involved, 72 00:04:31.053 --> 00:04:32.272 we have to check it out. 73 00:04:33.708 --> 00:04:34.970 - We sure this is the right path? 74 00:04:35.057 --> 00:04:36.232 - I have no idea. 75 00:04:37.277 --> 00:04:38.626 According to the chopper survey, 76 00:04:38.713 --> 00:04:40.105 there's supposed to be a thick cluster of trees 77 00:04:40.192 --> 00:04:42.369 over that ridge there that could cover a house. 78 00:04:42.456 --> 00:04:43.370 Let's check it out. 79 00:04:46.677 --> 00:04:47.417 - Hold on. 80 00:04:49.680 --> 00:04:51.203 You better come look at this. 81 00:04:53.380 --> 00:04:54.555 - Well, I'll be. 82 00:04:56.078 --> 00:04:57.732 Jeremiah Whittaker. 83 00:04:57.819 --> 00:05:00.256 Could be the husband, this isn't new. 84 00:05:00.343 --> 00:05:01.866 Let's keep moving. 85 00:05:01.953 --> 00:05:03.346 Keep your eyes open. 86 00:05:03.433 --> 00:05:04.782 Most people up here are friendly, 87 00:05:04.869 --> 00:05:06.828 but a few wave hello with their shotguns. 88 00:05:09.091 --> 00:05:11.572 [gentle music] 89 00:05:17.491 --> 00:05:20.058 [ominous music] 90 00:05:40.731 --> 00:05:41.993 - Sheriff's department. 91 00:05:42.080 --> 00:05:43.081 Anyone home? 92 00:05:48.478 --> 00:05:49.261 Hello? 93 00:05:51.263 --> 00:05:53.744 - We don't have a warrant to go in. 94 00:05:53.831 --> 00:05:55.006 Let's comb the property. 95 00:05:57.313 --> 00:06:00.142 [ominous music] 96 00:06:07.454 --> 00:06:10.108 There's definitely someone living here. 97 00:06:10.195 --> 00:06:13.068 [ominous music] 98 00:06:13.155 --> 00:06:14.069 Brennan. 99 00:06:14.156 --> 00:06:15.157 - On it. 100 00:06:15.984 --> 00:06:18.682 [dramatic music] 101 00:06:49.844 --> 00:06:51.759 It's a male between 15 and 18. 102 00:06:51.846 --> 00:06:53.195 He just vanished. 103 00:06:53.282 --> 00:06:54.457 - All right, I'll head down this way. 104 00:06:54.544 --> 00:06:56.154 He may cut back to the cabin. 105 00:06:56.241 --> 00:06:57.373 - I'll do a sweep here and meet you back up the hill. 106 00:06:57.460 --> 00:06:58.809 - Be careful. 107 00:06:58.896 --> 00:07:00.289 We have no idea what this kid is like. 108 00:07:00.376 --> 00:07:02.160 Don't hesitate to defend yourself if you have to. 109 00:07:03.248 --> 00:07:06.077 [ominous music] 110 00:07:20.048 --> 00:07:21.092 - You gave me quite a chase there. 111 00:07:22.572 --> 00:07:24.008 My name is Deputy Brennan. 112 00:07:24.095 --> 00:07:26.054 I'm with the County Sheriff's department. 113 00:07:26.141 --> 00:07:27.055 We need to talk. 114 00:07:28.056 --> 00:07:29.666 I'm not here to hurt you. 115 00:07:29.753 --> 00:07:31.755 I just need to make sure you're all right. 116 00:07:33.540 --> 00:07:35.455 Any chance you could come out of there? 117 00:07:39.241 --> 00:07:41.243 Do you know a Lila Mae Whittaker? 118 00:07:43.288 --> 00:07:45.029 - Yes. 119 00:07:45.116 --> 00:07:46.074 - Is she your grandmother? 120 00:07:47.205 --> 00:07:49.077 - No, she looks after me though. 121 00:07:51.122 --> 00:07:52.863 - There's no easy way to say this. 122 00:07:54.299 --> 00:07:55.779 - She passed, didn't she? 123 00:07:57.085 --> 00:07:58.260 - I'm afraid so. 124 00:07:59.217 --> 00:08:00.131 Are you here alone? 125 00:08:02.873 --> 00:08:04.353 - Pap passed awhile back. 126 00:08:06.703 --> 00:08:08.749 - I found this wooden bird. 127 00:08:11.229 --> 00:08:12.492 I think maybe you dropped it. 128 00:08:19.194 --> 00:08:20.848 It's beautiful. 129 00:08:20.935 --> 00:08:21.675 Did you make it? 130 00:08:23.894 --> 00:08:24.895 - It's gran's. 131 00:08:26.157 --> 00:08:28.377 Pap whittled it for her. 132 00:08:28.464 --> 00:08:30.205 - What about your mom or dad? 133 00:08:30.292 --> 00:08:31.859 They ever come around? 134 00:08:31.946 --> 00:08:33.034 - No, I ain't never, 135 00:08:34.339 --> 00:08:36.994 I haven't ever seen them. 136 00:08:37.081 --> 00:08:38.605 - [Callier] Brennan, have you spotted him? 137 00:08:38.692 --> 00:08:39.606 - Oh, it's okay. 138 00:08:39.693 --> 00:08:40.781 It's okay, it's just my radio. 139 00:08:42.043 --> 00:08:43.087 - I've read about radios. 140 00:08:45.133 --> 00:08:45.960 - Yeah, he's here. 141 00:08:47.309 --> 00:08:48.963 - On my way. 142 00:08:49.050 --> 00:08:50.617 - No, no, don't come down just yet. 143 00:08:50.704 --> 00:08:52.009 We're talking. 144 00:08:52.096 --> 00:08:53.054 - [Callier] Are you good? 145 00:08:53.141 --> 00:08:54.664 - Yeah, he seems okay. 146 00:08:56.448 --> 00:08:58.407 - [Finch] Who are you talking to? 147 00:08:58.494 --> 00:09:00.104 - The county sheriff. 148 00:09:00.191 --> 00:09:02.280 He's been helping me look for you. 149 00:09:02.367 --> 00:09:04.195 - Does it play music, too? 150 00:09:04.282 --> 00:09:05.153 - My radio? 151 00:09:06.284 --> 00:09:07.590 No. 152 00:09:07.677 --> 00:09:09.113 No, it's not that kind of a radio. 153 00:09:10.027 --> 00:09:10.941 Do you like music? 154 00:09:12.290 --> 00:09:13.335 My phone can play music. 155 00:09:16.120 --> 00:09:17.644 - Your telephone? 156 00:09:20.124 --> 00:09:20.908 - Yeah. 157 00:09:21.865 --> 00:09:22.562 See? 158 00:09:25.216 --> 00:09:25.913 - I don't see any wires. 159 00:09:27.436 --> 00:09:29.351 - Have you ever been off this mountain before? 160 00:09:29.438 --> 00:09:30.874 - No, ma'am. 161 00:09:30.961 --> 00:09:33.616 My gran said if ever I leave this mountain 162 00:09:33.703 --> 00:09:35.836 folks down below might never let me come back. 163 00:09:37.228 --> 00:09:39.579 - You said you read about radios. 164 00:09:39.666 --> 00:09:40.536 Do you like to read? 165 00:09:40.623 --> 00:09:42.146 - Yes, ma'am. 166 00:09:42.233 --> 00:09:45.106 I have books on a shelf near my bed. 167 00:09:45.193 --> 00:09:47.978 I have bunches of them, 12 in all. 168 00:09:48.065 --> 00:09:49.850 I've read them so many times, 169 00:09:49.937 --> 00:09:51.242 I can almost say them by rote, 170 00:09:52.330 --> 00:09:54.289 except'n the Bible. 171 00:09:54.376 --> 00:09:56.073 I'm still working on learning it. 172 00:09:56.160 --> 00:09:58.336 Now that's a big one. 173 00:09:58.423 --> 00:10:01.731 But my gran wants me to have that one right up here 174 00:10:01.818 --> 00:10:03.733 so that I can use it whenever I need it. 175 00:10:04.647 --> 00:10:06.257 She promised me 176 00:10:06.344 --> 00:10:09.609 that when I finished reading the whole thing cover to cover 177 00:10:09.696 --> 00:10:11.306 that she would use her wool money 178 00:10:11.393 --> 00:10:13.525 to buy me a copy of Tom... 179 00:10:17.181 --> 00:10:18.052 - What's your name? 180 00:10:19.227 --> 00:10:20.228 - Finch. 181 00:10:20.315 --> 00:10:21.142 - Oh, like the bird. 182 00:10:22.926 --> 00:10:26.495 - My gran raised a baby bird she found alone in the woods. 183 00:10:26.582 --> 00:10:28.497 She used to say that when I was little, 184 00:10:28.584 --> 00:10:30.499 I reminded her of the finch. 185 00:10:30.586 --> 00:10:32.806 So that's where she got my name. 186 00:10:32.893 --> 00:10:36.505 - Look Finch, I'm afraid it's time to go. 187 00:10:36.592 --> 00:10:39.987 - Oh, well thanks for looking after me. 188 00:10:40.074 --> 00:10:42.076 Maybe you could come visit'n again sometime. 189 00:10:42.163 --> 00:10:44.208 - No, no, that's not what I mean. 190 00:10:44.295 --> 00:10:46.210 We're gonna need you to come with us. 191 00:10:46.297 --> 00:10:47.734 - No, I'll be fine here. 192 00:10:47.821 --> 00:10:49.474 I can take care of myself. 193 00:10:49.561 --> 00:10:51.128 I like it here. 194 00:10:51.215 --> 00:10:54.654 - I know you do, but you see I'm responsible for you now 195 00:10:54.741 --> 00:10:56.090 and I have to make sure 196 00:10:56.177 --> 00:10:57.613 that you have enough good food to eat, 197 00:10:57.700 --> 00:10:59.049 that you get a good education. 198 00:10:59.136 --> 00:11:01.965 - Well there's plenty of food to be had here. 199 00:11:02.052 --> 00:11:04.533 And I've got my books to learn from. 200 00:11:04.620 --> 00:11:07.362 - But you said you already knew them all. 201 00:11:07.449 --> 00:11:08.929 Wouldn't you like to read new books, 202 00:11:09.016 --> 00:11:11.540 go to a library? 203 00:11:11.627 --> 00:11:13.150 - To a library? 204 00:11:13.237 --> 00:11:15.196 - Yeah, there they have hundreds and hundreds of books 205 00:11:15.283 --> 00:11:19.330 about anything you can imagine and they're all free. 206 00:11:20.680 --> 00:11:21.419 - Hundreds? 207 00:11:25.293 --> 00:11:29.645 But what about the homestead and the animals? 208 00:11:29.732 --> 00:11:31.342 I have to stay here. 209 00:11:31.429 --> 00:11:33.475 I have to take care of everything. 210 00:11:33.562 --> 00:11:35.303 - We'll resettle the animals for you. 211 00:11:38.828 --> 00:11:39.524 - I don't know. 212 00:11:41.048 --> 00:11:42.571 - [Callier] Brennan, we need to head out. 213 00:11:42.658 --> 00:11:44.529 - Finch, it's time. 214 00:11:48.751 --> 00:11:49.578 Sheriff's waiting. 215 00:11:52.276 --> 00:11:53.190 - It's not for good. 216 00:11:54.235 --> 00:11:56.150 I'm coming back. 217 00:11:56.237 --> 00:11:56.890 - Okay. 218 00:11:59.849 --> 00:12:02.460 - If you did your reading last night, the quiz will be easy. 219 00:12:02.547 --> 00:12:04.201 Thomas Jefferson once said 220 00:12:04.288 --> 00:12:06.987 nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude 221 00:12:07.074 --> 00:12:08.945 from achieving his goal. 222 00:12:09.032 --> 00:12:11.121 Nothing on earth can help, 223 00:12:11.208 --> 00:12:13.123 Toby clear your desk, please. 224 00:12:15.343 --> 00:12:16.257 See me after class. 225 00:12:24.308 --> 00:12:27.007 [bell ringing] 226 00:12:33.709 --> 00:12:34.492 Sit. 227 00:12:37.800 --> 00:12:39.323 Toby, you have not turned in 228 00:12:39.410 --> 00:12:41.064 your last four homework assignments 229 00:12:41.151 --> 00:12:43.588 and you are now failing this class. 230 00:12:43.675 --> 00:12:45.112 You're capable of passing. 231 00:12:45.199 --> 00:12:48.289 I've seen what you can do when you apply yourself. 232 00:12:48.376 --> 00:12:51.292 Is something preventing you from doing your work? 233 00:12:51.379 --> 00:12:52.162 Is there a problem at home? 234 00:12:52.249 --> 00:12:53.860 - No. 235 00:12:53.947 --> 00:12:55.426 - Look, I'm willing to work with you, 236 00:12:55.513 --> 00:12:57.254 but you have to meet me halfway. 237 00:12:57.341 --> 00:12:59.256 I will take your back work at a reduced grade 238 00:12:59.343 --> 00:13:01.258 if you get it into me by Monday. 239 00:13:01.345 --> 00:13:03.304 Otherwise I'll have to call a parent teacher conference 240 00:13:03.391 --> 00:13:05.132 and sort this out. 241 00:13:05.219 --> 00:13:07.134 Can I give you another piece of advice? 242 00:13:09.745 --> 00:13:12.095 Take up a sport, join a club. 243 00:13:12.182 --> 00:13:13.705 The other kids might include you more 244 00:13:13.793 --> 00:13:15.142 if they got to know you 245 00:13:15.229 --> 00:13:16.317 a little bit better outside of class. 246 00:13:16.404 --> 00:13:17.666 - Can I go now? 247 00:13:17.753 --> 00:13:19.233 - Monday, that's the deadline. 248 00:13:25.021 --> 00:13:26.240 [phone ringing] 249 00:13:26.327 --> 00:13:27.371 - His first time in a car. 250 00:13:27.458 --> 00:13:28.938 Won't this be fun? 251 00:13:29.025 --> 00:13:30.984 Hines, I need my car detailed and get CPS down here. 252 00:13:31.071 --> 00:13:32.376 - [Janelle] And get him some water 253 00:13:32.463 --> 00:13:34.117 and something to settle with stomach. 254 00:13:36.511 --> 00:13:38.339 - What is this place? 255 00:13:38.426 --> 00:13:40.167 - [Callier] Has anybody seen Janie? 256 00:13:40.254 --> 00:13:41.821 - [Janelle] Finch. 257 00:13:43.997 --> 00:13:45.912 - Janie, where's my case file from yesterday? 258 00:13:45.999 --> 00:13:46.782 - I'm on it. 259 00:14:02.189 --> 00:14:03.407 - Extension 401, please. 260 00:14:04.408 --> 00:14:05.627 This is Janelle Brennan. 261 00:14:07.803 --> 00:14:08.717 Yes, I'll hold. 262 00:14:17.030 --> 00:14:18.640 Finch. 263 00:14:18.727 --> 00:14:22.949 Jeff, you got him flaming hot chips to settle his stomach? 264 00:14:23.036 --> 00:14:24.211 - It helps me. 265 00:14:25.995 --> 00:14:26.953 - Hey, sorry I'm late. 266 00:14:27.040 --> 00:14:28.998 - Steve, I'm glad to see you. 267 00:14:29.085 --> 00:14:30.565 Finch, this is Steve Anderson 268 00:14:30.652 --> 00:14:32.088 with Child Protective Services. 269 00:14:32.175 --> 00:14:33.655 - Child Protective? 270 00:14:33.742 --> 00:14:35.048 - It's an agency designed to help young people 271 00:14:35.135 --> 00:14:36.092 in your situation. 272 00:14:36.179 --> 00:14:37.659 - My situation? 273 00:14:37.746 --> 00:14:39.139 - Yeah, you and I are gonna go to my office, 274 00:14:39.226 --> 00:14:40.749 I'm gonna get some information from you. 275 00:14:40.836 --> 00:14:42.185 Then we'll have a doctor check you out 276 00:14:42.272 --> 00:14:43.708 and get you assigned to a foster family. 277 00:14:43.795 --> 00:14:45.145 - Foster family? 278 00:14:45.232 --> 00:14:46.886 - Steve, this is all very new to Finch. 279 00:14:46.973 --> 00:14:49.671 You may need to go slowly and explain things in detail. 280 00:14:49.758 --> 00:14:50.541 - Of course. 281 00:14:50.628 --> 00:14:51.716 This is Paul Kramer. 282 00:14:51.803 --> 00:14:53.022 He's one of our foster parents. 283 00:14:53.109 --> 00:14:54.154 I need to take this. 284 00:14:55.764 --> 00:14:56.547 - Foster parents? 285 00:14:58.071 --> 00:14:59.681 - You'll need to be placed in a temporary home 286 00:14:59.768 --> 00:15:01.813 with a family who will look after you. 287 00:15:01.901 --> 00:15:04.077 - But you said that you were responsible for me. 288 00:15:06.253 --> 00:15:08.081 - I didn't mean me personally. 289 00:15:08.168 --> 00:15:09.517 - But that's what you said. 290 00:15:09.604 --> 00:15:10.692 - Finch, it'll be all right. 291 00:15:10.779 --> 00:15:11.823 I know Paul Kramer. 292 00:15:11.911 --> 00:15:13.303 He has a wonderful family 293 00:15:13.390 --> 00:15:15.305 who will make sure you have everything you need. 294 00:15:15.392 --> 00:15:16.437 - No, no, no, I want to go back now. 295 00:15:16.524 --> 00:15:17.873 - Whoa, easy, easy. 296 00:15:17.960 --> 00:15:18.656 - I just need to go home. 297 00:15:18.743 --> 00:15:20.180 - Finch stop. 298 00:15:20.267 --> 00:15:21.137 - [Male] No one's gonna hurt you, just calm down. 299 00:15:21.224 --> 00:15:22.095 - [Janelle] Leave him alone. 300 00:15:22.182 --> 00:15:24.227 - I really need to go home. 301 00:15:24.314 --> 00:15:26.099 - Call psych, we're bringing him in right now. 302 00:15:26.186 --> 00:15:28.057 - He doesn't understand what you're doing. 303 00:15:28.144 --> 00:15:29.624 - [Finch] Let go of me. 304 00:15:29.711 --> 00:15:31.713 - Just explain it to him, Steve. 305 00:15:37.284 --> 00:15:39.851 Hey, sorry I'm late, crazy day. 306 00:15:39.939 --> 00:15:40.765 - Welcome home. 307 00:15:41.723 --> 00:15:44.160 [gentle music] 308 00:15:47.468 --> 00:15:50.253 - Lisa, the school called to say you failed every class 309 00:15:50.340 --> 00:15:52.473 and you're gonna have to repeat the sixth grade. 310 00:15:52.560 --> 00:15:53.474 - Okay. 311 00:15:53.561 --> 00:15:55.519 - Jack, NASA called. 312 00:15:55.606 --> 00:15:57.304 They definitely want you for the Mars mission. 313 00:15:57.391 --> 00:15:58.653 You leave in the morning. 314 00:16:00.176 --> 00:16:01.699 - Mom, you're home. 315 00:16:01.786 --> 00:16:03.049 - Oh, hi mom. 316 00:16:03.136 --> 00:16:03.832 - There are my babies. 317 00:16:03.919 --> 00:16:05.399 Devices down. 318 00:16:07.096 --> 00:16:09.316 So let's hear it. 319 00:16:09.403 --> 00:16:10.186 How was school? 320 00:16:11.753 --> 00:16:13.407 - The teacher called Heath and me up to the board 321 00:16:13.494 --> 00:16:15.235 to solve a quadratic equation. 322 00:16:15.322 --> 00:16:17.106 - What's a quadratic equation? 323 00:16:17.193 --> 00:16:21.589 - It's a complicated math problem. 324 00:16:21.676 --> 00:16:23.025 And? 325 00:16:23.112 --> 00:16:24.722 - Heath gives me this yeah right look 326 00:16:24.809 --> 00:16:27.290 'cause he thinks he's the smartest guy in the class. 327 00:16:27.377 --> 00:16:28.117 - And? 328 00:16:28.204 --> 00:16:29.814 - Nailed it. 329 00:16:29.901 --> 00:16:32.208 Heath had to get help from the teacher to finish it. 330 00:16:32.295 --> 00:16:34.036 - Up top, yes. 331 00:16:34.123 --> 00:16:35.733 - Where's Toby? 332 00:16:35.820 --> 00:16:39.476 - He lost track of time over at Drake's. 333 00:16:39.563 --> 00:16:41.087 He's on his way home now. 334 00:16:41.174 --> 00:16:42.436 - [Janelle] Well, this looks wonderful. 335 00:16:42.523 --> 00:16:44.046 I am starving. 336 00:16:44.133 --> 00:16:48.224 - Did you find what you were looking for? 337 00:16:48.311 --> 00:16:51.097 - Yeah, we found him. 338 00:16:51.184 --> 00:16:53.316 - Dad finished chapter 21 of his book today. 339 00:16:53.403 --> 00:16:54.143 - He did? 340 00:16:54.230 --> 00:16:55.623 That's wonderful. 341 00:16:55.710 --> 00:16:57.625 - Yep, I have one more chapter to finish 342 00:16:57.712 --> 00:16:59.670 before the manuscript deadline on Monday. 343 00:16:59.757 --> 00:17:01.281 - We have to keep the house quiet this weekend 344 00:17:01.368 --> 00:17:02.760 so dad can write. 345 00:17:02.847 --> 00:17:04.893 I volunteered to go stay at Dina's. 346 00:17:04.980 --> 00:17:06.460 - Oh, that's quite the sacrifice. 347 00:17:06.547 --> 00:17:09.071 - It's vital to support the arts. 348 00:17:09.158 --> 00:17:11.030 - And I said that if Toby makes me mad, 349 00:17:11.117 --> 00:17:13.989 I'll scream into my pillow so I won't bug dad. 350 00:17:14.076 --> 00:17:16.035 - I like the way you're planning ahead. 351 00:17:20.648 --> 00:17:22.084 - You're almost an hour late. 352 00:17:22.171 --> 00:17:23.172 - Sorry. 353 00:17:24.739 --> 00:17:25.827 - How was your day at school? 354 00:17:25.914 --> 00:17:26.741 - Fine. 355 00:17:26.828 --> 00:17:28.047 - Oh, I almost forgot, 356 00:17:28.134 --> 00:17:30.353 I got an A on my science report on frogs. 357 00:17:30.440 --> 00:17:32.703 - Hey, congratulations, champ. 358 00:17:32.790 --> 00:17:34.183 Toby, you never told me 359 00:17:34.270 --> 00:17:36.229 how you did on your math test last week. 360 00:17:36.316 --> 00:17:37.926 - You never asked. 361 00:17:41.799 --> 00:17:44.976 - So Deputy Brennan, AKA supermom, 362 00:17:45.064 --> 00:17:49.198 found a lost boy up in the mountains today and rescued him. 363 00:17:49.285 --> 00:17:50.417 - I don't know about rescuing 364 00:17:50.504 --> 00:17:52.636 but yes, we brought down a boy 365 00:17:52.723 --> 00:17:53.942 who'd been living up in the mountains. 366 00:17:54.029 --> 00:17:55.030 - Like Mowgli? 367 00:17:55.117 --> 00:17:56.597 Was he raised by wolves? 368 00:17:56.684 --> 00:17:57.989 - Seriously? 369 00:17:58.077 --> 00:18:00.253 - No, Jack, he had a human family. 370 00:18:00.340 --> 00:18:02.603 - Was he wild and grungy looking? 371 00:18:02.690 --> 00:18:05.997 - No, there was nothing wild about him. 372 00:18:06.085 --> 00:18:07.042 - He's probably dumb as a rock 373 00:18:07.129 --> 00:18:08.435 if he's never been in school. 374 00:18:08.522 --> 00:18:10.959 - He's a normal boy just like everyone else. 375 00:18:11.046 --> 00:18:12.569 - No one's saying- 376 00:18:12.656 --> 00:18:15.311 - He's a bright caring young man with human feelings. 377 00:18:15.398 --> 00:18:17.487 I don't know why everyone has to judge him 378 00:18:17.574 --> 00:18:18.923 because he's different. 379 00:18:21.709 --> 00:18:24.103 - Fine, we get it. 380 00:18:24.190 --> 00:18:25.104 - Sorry mom. 381 00:18:27.018 --> 00:18:28.194 - No, I'm sorry. 382 00:18:28.281 --> 00:18:29.760 I just- 383 00:18:29.847 --> 00:18:31.153 - So what kinds of things does he like to do? 384 00:18:31.240 --> 00:18:33.460 - Yeah, does he hunt bears? 385 00:18:33.547 --> 00:18:35.026 - I don't know. 386 00:18:35.114 --> 00:18:38.160 He raises sheep and pigs. 387 00:18:38.247 --> 00:18:39.248 He likes to go fishing. 388 00:18:39.335 --> 00:18:42.121 But mostly he loves to read. 389 00:18:42.208 --> 00:18:44.166 - Sounds fun. 390 00:18:44.253 --> 00:18:46.212 - I don't know, that sounds pretty good to me. 391 00:18:46.299 --> 00:18:47.822 Sounds like my kind of kid. 392 00:18:57.397 --> 00:19:00.182 - Brennan, I need you to report on the Fitch boy ASAP. 393 00:19:00.269 --> 00:19:03.142 CPS wants the file in front of the judge today. 394 00:19:03.229 --> 00:19:04.534 - Can we move Finch out of cell four? 395 00:19:04.621 --> 00:19:06.014 I've got a perp coming in. 396 00:19:06.101 --> 00:19:07.276 - What do you mean cell four? 397 00:19:10.149 --> 00:19:11.541 - I'll be in my office. 398 00:19:15.371 --> 00:19:16.720 Before you start, 399 00:19:16.807 --> 00:19:18.200 the kid had to sleep in a jail cell last night 400 00:19:18.287 --> 00:19:20.376 because I didn't have any place else to put him. 401 00:19:20.463 --> 00:19:21.247 - What about the Kramer's? 402 00:19:21.334 --> 00:19:22.770 - Couldn't take him. 403 00:19:22.857 --> 00:19:23.684 They said they couldn't handle his special needs. 404 00:19:23.771 --> 00:19:24.598 - So you put him in jail? 405 00:19:24.685 --> 00:19:26.121 - For his own safety. 406 00:19:26.208 --> 00:19:28.428 We did everything we could to make him comfortable. 407 00:19:28.515 --> 00:19:30.995 - Don't worry, CPS has already found foster placement, 408 00:19:31.082 --> 00:19:32.083 he's going there tonight. 409 00:19:32.171 --> 00:19:33.128 - I should hope so. 410 00:19:33.215 --> 00:19:33.868 Who's taking him? 411 00:19:35.261 --> 00:19:36.914 - He's going to the Bartlow house. 412 00:19:37.001 --> 00:19:38.394 - That can't be right. 413 00:19:38.481 --> 00:19:40.135 The Bartlow house is shut down. 414 00:19:40.222 --> 00:19:42.050 I busted him for possession two weeks ago. 415 00:19:42.137 --> 00:19:44.095 - Nope, he got out on a technicality. 416 00:19:44.183 --> 00:19:46.272 - You're gonna send the boy to Bartlow? 417 00:19:46.359 --> 00:19:48.622 What was Charles Manson's house full? 418 00:19:48.709 --> 00:19:49.623 - It's CPS' call. 419 00:19:49.710 --> 00:19:51.015 I don't have a choice. 420 00:19:51.102 --> 00:19:51.929 - Bartlow is not a real foster home. 421 00:19:52.016 --> 00:19:53.322 It's a drug cartel. 422 00:19:53.409 --> 00:19:55.106 He uses those kids to make his runs. 423 00:19:55.194 --> 00:19:56.978 - We don't have a say in this. 424 00:19:57.065 --> 00:19:58.197 - Maybe you don't, but I do. 425 00:19:58.284 --> 00:19:59.676 - Brennan. 426 00:19:59.763 --> 00:20:01.330 - No, you have seen him Bob, he's lost. 427 00:20:01.417 --> 00:20:03.506 He wouldn't last one night at Bartlow's. 428 00:20:03.593 --> 00:20:04.899 - [Callier] Janelle. 429 00:20:04.986 --> 00:20:05.639 - Hines, forward my calls, will you? 430 00:20:05.726 --> 00:20:07.075 - Sure thing. 431 00:20:07.162 --> 00:20:08.207 - [Janelle] I'll be at the courthouse. 432 00:20:08.294 --> 00:20:09.077 - Hines! 433 00:20:13.037 --> 00:20:13.995 - I'm sorry, lieutenant, 434 00:20:14.082 --> 00:20:15.170 Judge Raymond is in court today. 435 00:20:15.257 --> 00:20:16.040 Can I make you an appointment? 436 00:20:16.127 --> 00:20:17.041 - This is urgent. 437 00:20:17.128 --> 00:20:19.000 I can't make it, Marguerite. 438 00:20:20.175 --> 00:20:22.525 Marguerite, am I glad to see you. 439 00:20:22.612 --> 00:20:23.570 - Janelle, how are you? 440 00:20:23.657 --> 00:20:24.919 - Do you have the CPS case 441 00:20:25.006 --> 00:20:27.095 for the Finch boy from Briar Rock? 442 00:20:27.182 --> 00:20:29.750 - No, Jason in the state office is handling that one, why? 443 00:20:29.837 --> 00:20:31.317 - Can you get it? 444 00:20:31.404 --> 00:20:33.710 They placed the boy at Ernest Barlow's house. 445 00:20:33.797 --> 00:20:35.277 - I thought Bartlow was in jail. 446 00:20:35.364 --> 00:20:38.541 - Exactly, he has got to go someplace else. 447 00:20:38.628 --> 00:20:41.283 - Even if I could get the case reassigned, 448 00:20:41.370 --> 00:20:44.286 once he's placed, I can't remove him without cause. 449 00:20:44.373 --> 00:20:45.461 - Cause? 450 00:20:45.548 --> 00:20:47.115 You know what Bartlow is. 451 00:20:47.202 --> 00:20:48.899 - He's never been convicted. 452 00:20:48.986 --> 00:20:51.511 Besides there's no place else for the boy to go. 453 00:20:51.598 --> 00:20:52.338 - I'll take him. 454 00:20:52.425 --> 00:20:54.078 Place him with me. 455 00:20:54.165 --> 00:20:56.907 - Janelle, you have to be certified for foster care. 456 00:20:56.994 --> 00:20:58.257 - I am. 457 00:20:58.344 --> 00:20:59.867 We are, Keith and I are certified. 458 00:20:59.954 --> 00:21:01.390 We had to be before we adopted Jackson. 459 00:21:01.477 --> 00:21:03.392 I could have the paperwork to you within the hour. 460 00:21:03.479 --> 00:21:04.915 - I'm sorry. 461 00:21:05.002 --> 00:21:06.961 I don't like Bartlow any more than you do, 462 00:21:07.048 --> 00:21:09.006 but rules are rules. 463 00:21:09.093 --> 00:21:10.443 And right now neither one of us 464 00:21:10.530 --> 00:21:12.575 has the authority to move the boy. 465 00:21:12.662 --> 00:21:14.838 So if you'll, excuse me, I'm late. 466 00:21:16.144 --> 00:21:16.884 - Adoption. 467 00:21:18.581 --> 00:21:19.147 - What? 468 00:21:20.191 --> 00:21:21.541 - If Finch was being adopted, 469 00:21:21.628 --> 00:21:23.456 he could be pulled from Bartlow's. 470 00:21:23.543 --> 00:21:25.414 - That's true, but- 471 00:21:25.501 --> 00:21:27.895 - Okay, so we're adopting him. 472 00:21:27.982 --> 00:21:29.418 - Janelle- 473 00:21:29.505 --> 00:21:31.072 - You could transfer him to us right away today. 474 00:21:31.159 --> 00:21:34.641 - You can't just pretend to want to adopt. 475 00:21:34.728 --> 00:21:38.122 - It'll buy him some time until I can find him a safer home. 476 00:21:38.209 --> 00:21:40.037 - What am I supposed to tell the judge, 477 00:21:40.124 --> 00:21:41.822 or the boy for that matter? 478 00:21:41.909 --> 00:21:43.998 - That Keith and I are giving him a home. 479 00:21:44.085 --> 00:21:45.739 - For how long? 480 00:21:45.826 --> 00:21:47.262 Keith doesn't even know 481 00:21:47.349 --> 00:21:49.046 that we're having this conversation, does he? 482 00:21:49.133 --> 00:21:50.657 - For however long it takes. 483 00:21:50.744 --> 00:21:52.223 I promise you, Marguerite. 484 00:21:52.311 --> 00:21:54.617 I will not dump Finch back into the system. 485 00:21:54.704 --> 00:21:57.446 I will take care of him until a permanent home can be found. 486 00:21:58.926 --> 00:22:00.362 - I hope you know what you're doing. 487 00:22:00.449 --> 00:22:02.103 - So you'll talk to Judge Raymond this afternoon? 488 00:22:02.190 --> 00:22:03.539 - I'll see what I can do, 489 00:22:03.626 --> 00:22:05.802 but I'm not making any promises. 490 00:22:05.889 --> 00:22:08.370 - Please, make it happen, Marguerite. 491 00:22:20.382 --> 00:22:22.166 - I don't know how you pulled this off. 492 00:22:22.253 --> 00:22:23.907 - Don't ask. 493 00:22:23.994 --> 00:22:25.735 Hey, can we talk? 494 00:22:25.822 --> 00:22:27.171 - We'll leave you to it. 495 00:22:30.131 --> 00:22:31.480 - Look, Finch- 496 00:22:31.567 --> 00:22:32.699 - I want to go home. 497 00:22:34.222 --> 00:22:36.572 - I'm afraid that's not possible. 498 00:22:36.659 --> 00:22:38.705 - Are you gonna lock me up again? 499 00:22:38.792 --> 00:22:40.141 Because if you don't, 500 00:22:40.228 --> 00:22:42.099 I'm going to find a way back to that mountain. 501 00:22:42.186 --> 00:22:46.016 - Okay, okay, yeah, I'll take you back. 502 00:22:46.103 --> 00:22:47.975 But before we go, 503 00:22:48.062 --> 00:22:50.020 I'd like you to come to my house for dinner 504 00:22:50.107 --> 00:22:51.239 and meet my family. 505 00:22:53.110 --> 00:22:54.460 - Your family? 506 00:22:54.547 --> 00:22:57.593 - Yeah, my husband and my three kids. 507 00:22:57.680 --> 00:23:00.117 I have a son who's just your age. 508 00:23:00.204 --> 00:23:01.292 I'd like you to meet them. 509 00:23:02.598 --> 00:23:03.817 Will you do that for me? 510 00:23:05.862 --> 00:23:07.037 - And then we'll go back? 511 00:23:09.910 --> 00:23:11.694 - If that's what you want, yes. 512 00:23:17.570 --> 00:23:20.181 - Will we ride in the car again? 513 00:23:20.268 --> 00:23:21.748 - No, I completely understand. 514 00:23:21.835 --> 00:23:22.966 - Hi dad. 515 00:23:23.053 --> 00:23:25.578 - Shh, he's on the phone. 516 00:23:25.665 --> 00:23:26.927 - I'm gonna go say hello to Lenny. 517 00:23:27.014 --> 00:23:28.276 - Rats don't talk. 518 00:23:28.363 --> 00:23:29.973 - He's not a rat, he's a hamster. 519 00:23:30.060 --> 00:23:31.975 - Oh, well in that case. 520 00:23:32.062 --> 00:23:33.586 - Well, I appreciate you calling. 521 00:23:34.935 --> 00:23:36.415 - This smells delicious. 522 00:23:37.546 --> 00:23:39.026 I'm starving. 523 00:23:39.113 --> 00:23:40.462 - I thought you were staying at Dina's this weekend. 524 00:23:40.549 --> 00:23:42.203 - Her brother decided to come home from school 525 00:23:42.290 --> 00:23:44.466 so they're having some family time together. 526 00:23:45.511 --> 00:23:46.990 I'm going to my room. 527 00:23:53.519 --> 00:23:55.259 - That was your history teacher, 528 00:23:55.346 --> 00:23:57.000 Miss Barnett on the phone. 529 00:23:57.958 --> 00:23:58.654 - Oh? 530 00:24:01.396 --> 00:24:03.050 - Anything you want to tell me? 531 00:24:06.053 --> 00:24:07.054 - Dinner smells good. 532 00:24:09.056 --> 00:24:10.753 - Well, what do you want me to say? 533 00:24:10.840 --> 00:24:12.189 I'm sorry? 534 00:24:12.276 --> 00:24:14.017 I'm sorry I don't get straight A's like Lisa. 535 00:24:14.104 --> 00:24:15.628 - Nobody expects that. 536 00:24:15.715 --> 00:24:17.891 - Yeah, because I'm your dumb kid. 537 00:24:17.978 --> 00:24:19.240 - Oh, come on Toby. 538 00:24:19.327 --> 00:24:20.589 You know that's not what I meant. 539 00:24:20.676 --> 00:24:22.112 - I'll be up in my room. 540 00:24:22.199 --> 00:24:23.592 - And then we'll sit down with your mother 541 00:24:23.679 --> 00:24:25.333 and talk about this after dinner tonight. 542 00:24:25.420 --> 00:24:27.509 - You have a publishing deadline, remember? 543 00:24:28.379 --> 00:24:30.120 - We'll talk. 544 00:24:30.207 --> 00:24:30.991 - Sure we will. 545 00:24:35.865 --> 00:24:38.651 - Lenny's gone, I can't find him anywhere. 546 00:24:38.738 --> 00:24:40.827 - Did you close his cage after you fed him this morning? 547 00:24:40.914 --> 00:24:41.871 - I thought I did. 548 00:24:41.958 --> 00:24:43.046 We have to find him. 549 00:24:56.277 --> 00:24:57.931 - You live here? 550 00:24:58.018 --> 00:24:58.801 - Yeah. 551 00:25:02.413 --> 00:25:03.240 - It's really big. 552 00:25:04.807 --> 00:25:07.767 It's like having the outside on the inside. 553 00:25:10.596 --> 00:25:11.379 - Hmm. 554 00:25:13.250 --> 00:25:15.252 I've never thought of it that way before. 555 00:25:17.124 --> 00:25:19.126 You can put your stuff down right over there. 556 00:25:19.213 --> 00:25:21.171 Let me go find everyone and I'll introduce you. 557 00:25:24.827 --> 00:25:27.700 [mysterious music] 558 00:25:58.426 --> 00:26:00.080 - I don't see him anywhere. 559 00:26:00.167 --> 00:26:02.125 - Hey, what's going on? 560 00:26:02.212 --> 00:26:03.649 - Lenny got out again. 561 00:26:03.736 --> 00:26:04.998 - Oh. 562 00:26:05.085 --> 00:26:07.087 - [Lisa] That rat better not come near me. 563 00:26:07.174 --> 00:26:08.958 - He's not a rat. 564 00:26:09.045 --> 00:26:10.612 - Take Sebastian outside please 565 00:26:10.699 --> 00:26:12.614 and go finish the salad. 566 00:26:12.701 --> 00:26:13.963 Thank you. 567 00:26:14.050 --> 00:26:15.138 - Have your checked your closet? 568 00:26:15.225 --> 00:26:16.705 He likes to get in your shoes. 569 00:26:16.792 --> 00:26:18.185 - No. 570 00:26:18.272 --> 00:26:21.144 [mysterious music] 571 00:26:53.220 --> 00:26:55.570 [screaming] 572 00:26:55.657 --> 00:26:57.224 - It attacked me. 573 00:26:57.311 --> 00:26:58.094 - I got it. 574 00:27:01.054 --> 00:27:01.968 - No! 575 00:27:02.055 --> 00:27:05.058 - You leave my hamster alone. 576 00:27:05.145 --> 00:27:08.061 - Jack, take Lenny and put him back up in his cage. 577 00:27:08.148 --> 00:27:09.671 - Cage? 578 00:27:09.758 --> 00:27:12.848 You know you really should try raising rabbits. 579 00:27:12.935 --> 00:27:15.068 That thing's hardly a mouthful. 580 00:27:15.155 --> 00:27:16.722 - Ugh. 581 00:27:16.809 --> 00:27:18.680 - No, hamsters, aren't for eating, they're pets. 582 00:27:18.767 --> 00:27:20.160 - Who is this guy? 583 00:27:20.247 --> 00:27:22.292 - Oh, I'm sorry. 584 00:27:22.379 --> 00:27:25.426 Everyone, this is Finch. 585 00:27:25.513 --> 00:27:28.342 I invited him to stay with us for dinner. 586 00:27:28.429 --> 00:27:30.823 - I'm Keith, hi. 587 00:27:30.910 --> 00:27:32.520 So how do you two know each other? 588 00:27:32.607 --> 00:27:35.479 - Finch is the young man I met up on Briar Rock yesterday. 589 00:27:35.566 --> 00:27:37.090 - This is the hillbilly you rescued? 590 00:27:37.177 --> 00:27:38.178 Ow! 591 00:27:38.265 --> 00:27:40.049 - Finch, these are our children, 592 00:27:40.136 --> 00:27:41.660 Lisa, Toby and Jack. 593 00:27:41.747 --> 00:27:43.052 You've met Lenny. 594 00:27:43.139 --> 00:27:43.923 - Dinner, huh? 595 00:27:44.010 --> 00:27:44.967 What's he gonna eat? 596 00:27:45.054 --> 00:27:46.055 - We'll go put Lenny away. 597 00:27:46.142 --> 00:27:47.840 - And we'll finish up in here. 598 00:27:47.927 --> 00:27:49.493 Toby and Lisa, set the table please. 599 00:27:49.580 --> 00:27:52.235 And Finch, why don't you go wash up? 600 00:27:58.111 --> 00:27:59.460 - Why is he here? 601 00:27:59.547 --> 00:28:01.505 - Because I invited him. 602 00:28:01.592 --> 00:28:05.509 So be polite and please do not use the word hillbilly again. 603 00:28:05.596 --> 00:28:06.293 - Fine. 604 00:28:06.380 --> 00:28:07.860 How about Yokel? 605 00:28:07.947 --> 00:28:09.165 - Toby. 606 00:28:09.252 --> 00:28:12.125 - Where did he get those clothes? 607 00:28:12.212 --> 00:28:14.127 - I imagine they're homemade. 608 00:28:14.214 --> 00:28:15.911 That's how they do things where he's from. 609 00:28:15.998 --> 00:28:17.130 - That's not all they do. 610 00:28:17.217 --> 00:28:18.000 Look. 611 00:28:19.175 --> 00:28:20.002 - Oh no. 612 00:28:20.089 --> 00:28:21.961 [Playful Music] 613 00:28:22.048 --> 00:28:24.267 - He's a total nut job. 614 00:28:24.354 --> 00:28:26.748 - Look, it's only for a couple of hours. 615 00:28:26.835 --> 00:28:29.098 So let's try and make him feel at home. 616 00:28:29.185 --> 00:28:32.014 - Dina is not going to believe this. 617 00:28:38.499 --> 00:28:39.892 - This all looks wonderful. 618 00:28:39.979 --> 00:28:41.632 - Yeah, I'm starving. 619 00:28:48.378 --> 00:28:49.728 - What? 620 00:28:49.815 --> 00:28:52.905 - Finch, would you like to say grace for us? 621 00:28:57.039 --> 00:28:58.127 - Thank you God 622 00:28:58.214 --> 00:29:00.651 for your bountiful provision 623 00:29:00.739 --> 00:29:03.306 and for letting me spend time with this nice family. 624 00:29:04.568 --> 00:29:05.526 Amen. 625 00:29:05.613 --> 00:29:06.396 - [All] Amen. 626 00:29:08.137 --> 00:29:10.139 - Finch, I hope you like spaghetti. 627 00:29:10.226 --> 00:29:12.228 - I don't believe I've met her, ma'am. 628 00:29:12.315 --> 00:29:14.143 [laughing] 629 00:29:14.230 --> 00:29:15.536 - Guests first. 630 00:29:15.623 --> 00:29:18.931 Finch, spaghetti isn't a person. 631 00:29:19.018 --> 00:29:20.106 It's the name of this food. 632 00:29:20.193 --> 00:29:21.498 - Oh 633 00:29:21.585 --> 00:29:23.283 - It comes from a country known as Italy. 634 00:29:23.370 --> 00:29:26.155 - Actually, it originated as Chinese noodles. 635 00:29:26.242 --> 00:29:28.157 Marco Polo introduced it to the Italians 636 00:29:28.244 --> 00:29:29.724 when he returned from China. 637 00:29:29.811 --> 00:29:32.074 - I don't know if I like Chinese noodles. 638 00:29:32.161 --> 00:29:33.119 - Don't be an idiot. 639 00:29:33.206 --> 00:29:34.207 - Toby, that's enough. 640 00:29:36.296 --> 00:29:39.386 So Finch, Janelle tells me that you're an avid reader. 641 00:29:39.473 --> 00:29:40.779 - Yes, sir. 642 00:29:40.866 --> 00:29:42.519 - Well, what's your favorite book? 643 00:29:42.606 --> 00:29:43.956 - "Oliver Twist". 644 00:29:44.043 --> 00:29:47.046 - Dickens, he is my favorite as well. 645 00:29:47.133 --> 00:29:48.787 Have you ever read "David Copperfield"? 646 00:29:48.874 --> 00:29:50.353 - No sir. 647 00:29:50.440 --> 00:29:52.791 - After dinner tonight, I'll take you to the library 648 00:29:52.878 --> 00:29:56.490 and you can see my 1917 illustrated edition. 649 00:29:56.577 --> 00:29:57.970 The artwork is stunning. 650 00:29:58.057 --> 00:29:59.885 - You have a library? 651 00:29:59.972 --> 00:30:01.364 - I do. 652 00:30:01.451 --> 00:30:03.976 After dinner, we'll take you on a tour. 653 00:30:04.063 --> 00:30:06.021 - Oh, speaking of books, 654 00:30:06.108 --> 00:30:08.154 how did your meeting with the editor go? 655 00:30:08.241 --> 00:30:12.114 - Oh, he said as long as I make my deadline this weekend, 656 00:30:12.201 --> 00:30:13.986 we're good to go for a November release 657 00:30:14.073 --> 00:30:16.075 right before the Christmas shopping season. 658 00:30:16.162 --> 00:30:18.164 [Slurps Loudly] 659 00:30:22.429 --> 00:30:24.344 - How do you like spaghetti, Finch? 660 00:30:24.431 --> 00:30:25.258 - Nice. 661 00:30:26.650 --> 00:30:28.739 - Did I do something wrong? 662 00:30:31.090 --> 00:30:32.308 - No. 663 00:30:34.441 --> 00:30:35.224 No. 664 00:30:38.227 --> 00:30:39.707 When in Rome. 665 00:30:39.794 --> 00:30:42.014 [laughing] 666 00:30:49.108 --> 00:30:51.240 - It tastes better this way. 667 00:30:51.327 --> 00:30:52.502 - Come on, Toby. 668 00:30:52.589 --> 00:30:54.940 - Toby, it's easy. 669 00:31:04.079 --> 00:31:05.254 I got some in my beard. 670 00:31:07.256 --> 00:31:09.084 I'll save it for later. 671 00:31:09.171 --> 00:31:11.173 [laughing] 672 00:31:12.958 --> 00:31:14.046 - They've finally snapped. 673 00:31:25.187 --> 00:31:26.667 - That kid is amazing. 674 00:31:26.754 --> 00:31:28.147 He took one look at the library 675 00:31:28.234 --> 00:31:29.888 and he got that expression 676 00:31:29.975 --> 00:31:32.064 that Jack gets when we go to the pet store. 677 00:31:32.151 --> 00:31:35.023 - There are more books in there than he ever knew existed. 678 00:31:35.110 --> 00:31:36.372 - He picked up my "Walden" 679 00:31:36.459 --> 00:31:38.200 and started quoting Thoreau to me. 680 00:31:38.287 --> 00:31:40.333 What teenager today can do that? 681 00:31:40.420 --> 00:31:41.769 - [Janelle] Where is he now? 682 00:31:41.856 --> 00:31:43.945 - Jack took him out to the tree house. 683 00:31:44.032 --> 00:31:46.817 - Listen, I have something to tell you all about Finch. 684 00:31:46.905 --> 00:31:50.212 CPS took him in, but he has no place to go. 685 00:31:50.299 --> 00:31:52.432 Last night, he slept in a jail cell at the station 686 00:31:52.519 --> 00:31:54.086 because they couldn't place him anywhere. 687 00:31:54.173 --> 00:31:57.916 Today, they were gonna place him with a known drug felon. 688 00:31:58.003 --> 00:31:59.787 To stop that from happening, 689 00:31:59.874 --> 00:32:01.789 I told them that we were adopting him. 690 00:32:02.877 --> 00:32:03.573 - What? 691 00:32:03.660 --> 00:32:04.400 - He's staying? 692 00:32:04.487 --> 00:32:05.445 - Not with us? 693 00:32:05.532 --> 00:32:07.012 - We're not really adopting him. 694 00:32:07.099 --> 00:32:09.405 It's just a cover until I can find him a safe family 695 00:32:09.492 --> 00:32:10.711 that will take him permanently. 696 00:32:10.798 --> 00:32:11.755 - How could you decide this 697 00:32:11.842 --> 00:32:13.279 without talking to me first? 698 00:32:13.366 --> 00:32:16.021 - There was no time and he was in danger. 699 00:32:16.108 --> 00:32:17.283 - I don't want him here. 700 00:32:17.370 --> 00:32:18.327 - He's so weird. 701 00:32:18.414 --> 00:32:20.025 He wanted to eat Lenny. 702 00:32:20.112 --> 00:32:21.896 - He needs our help. 703 00:32:21.983 --> 00:32:23.158 And it's just for a little while. 704 00:32:23.245 --> 00:32:24.855 - I don't believe this. 705 00:32:24.943 --> 00:32:26.248 - At least with Jackson, 706 00:32:26.335 --> 00:32:28.033 you asked us before we adopted him. 707 00:32:30.687 --> 00:32:31.950 - Keith, I'm sorry. 708 00:32:32.037 --> 00:32:33.299 - What were you thinking, Janelle? 709 00:32:33.386 --> 00:32:34.778 - He needs my help. 710 00:32:34.865 --> 00:32:36.867 - Sometimes I need your help too. 711 00:32:38.608 --> 00:32:41.350 [gentle music] 712 00:32:41.437 --> 00:32:44.875 You know how important this deadline is to me. 713 00:32:44.963 --> 00:32:48.879 You know how important becoming a writer is to me. 714 00:32:48.967 --> 00:32:51.273 I gave up a 15 year job at the investment firm 715 00:32:51.360 --> 00:32:52.057 to try for this. 716 00:32:52.144 --> 00:32:53.623 - I know. 717 00:32:53.710 --> 00:32:56.322 - This weekend was supposed to be about that. 718 00:32:56.409 --> 00:32:58.280 How am I supposed to finish my book 719 00:32:58.367 --> 00:32:59.847 when I have to waste all my time 720 00:32:59.934 --> 00:33:02.110 taking care of some backwards orphan 721 00:33:02.197 --> 00:33:04.634 who doesn't know a faucet from an electric socket? 722 00:33:04.721 --> 00:33:06.201 I will take care of him. 723 00:33:06.288 --> 00:33:08.943 I promise you, you won't even know we're here. 724 00:33:09.030 --> 00:33:10.292 I'll talk to the kids 725 00:33:10.379 --> 00:33:13.034 and we'll keep the house quiet all weekend 726 00:33:13.121 --> 00:33:15.950 and Monday, I'll find a family to take Finch. 727 00:33:16.037 --> 00:33:16.559 - [Jackson] Mom. 728 00:33:18.083 --> 00:33:20.302 - Honey, how long have you been standing there? 729 00:33:20.389 --> 00:33:22.391 - Not long, we came in and get my walkie talkies 730 00:33:22.478 --> 00:33:24.045 to take to the tree house. 731 00:33:24.132 --> 00:33:25.177 - We? 732 00:33:25.264 --> 00:33:27.396 - Finch was here too but he left. 733 00:33:27.483 --> 00:33:29.050 - You suppose he heard us? 734 00:33:29.137 --> 00:33:30.225 - Oh, he heard you. 735 00:33:31.226 --> 00:33:32.227 - I'd better go find him. 736 00:33:32.314 --> 00:33:33.576 - No, let me do it. 737 00:33:33.663 --> 00:33:35.013 - No, you go write. 738 00:33:35.100 --> 00:33:36.492 He's my responsibility. 739 00:33:36.579 --> 00:33:39.017 - No, I shouldn't have said what I said. 740 00:33:39.104 --> 00:33:40.018 I'll talk to him. 741 00:33:42.368 --> 00:33:45.240 - Mom, are you and dad mad at each other? 742 00:33:45.327 --> 00:33:47.025 - No, honey. 743 00:33:47.112 --> 00:33:49.027 We just had a little disagreement. 744 00:33:49.114 --> 00:33:50.332 - About Finch? 745 00:33:50.419 --> 00:33:51.246 - Yeah. 746 00:33:51.333 --> 00:33:52.073 - I like him. 747 00:33:53.205 --> 00:33:54.423 - Yeah, me too. 748 00:34:04.129 --> 00:34:06.000 - [Keith] Finch, wait up. 749 00:34:06.087 --> 00:34:08.220 - You don't need to concern yourself with me, Mr. Brennan. 750 00:34:08.307 --> 00:34:11.136 - Look Finch, about what I said back there. 751 00:34:11.223 --> 00:34:14.052 - I just came over for dinner because I was invited. 752 00:34:14.139 --> 00:34:15.966 I'm going home. 753 00:34:16.054 --> 00:34:17.533 - Briar Rock is a long way from here. 754 00:34:17.620 --> 00:34:18.360 - I'll get there. 755 00:34:19.579 --> 00:34:21.015 - You know when you're hunting 756 00:34:21.102 --> 00:34:24.279 and you get focused on the deer or rabbit 757 00:34:24.366 --> 00:34:26.281 and you don't see anything else? 758 00:34:26.368 --> 00:34:30.111 The woods around you disappear, all sound stops, 759 00:34:30.198 --> 00:34:32.331 all you hear is your heartbeat, 760 00:34:32.418 --> 00:34:34.985 all you see is the slightest movement of the prey? 761 00:34:38.685 --> 00:34:39.338 - Yeah. 762 00:34:41.079 --> 00:34:45.866 - That's how it is for my brain right now about my book. 763 00:34:45.953 --> 00:34:47.955 I wasn't thinking about anyone else. 764 00:34:49.696 --> 00:34:52.133 I didn't mean any of those dumb things 765 00:34:52.220 --> 00:34:53.830 that I said back there. 766 00:34:53.917 --> 00:34:55.963 - I can take care of myself, 767 00:34:56.050 --> 00:34:57.660 but no one listens to me. 768 00:34:57.747 --> 00:35:00.010 - I believe that you can take care of yourself, 769 00:35:00.098 --> 00:35:00.968 but you don't have to. 770 00:35:02.448 --> 00:35:04.754 It's too late to go anywhere tonight. 771 00:35:04.841 --> 00:35:06.365 Come on back to the house with me. 772 00:35:08.802 --> 00:35:09.759 - And stay with you? 773 00:35:11.109 --> 00:35:11.761 - Not permanently. 774 00:35:13.198 --> 00:35:16.114 Just until you know what you want to do next. 775 00:35:16.201 --> 00:35:19.204 Hey, you can read "David Copperfield" while you're there. 776 00:35:21.075 --> 00:35:22.468 What do you say, Finch? 777 00:35:22.555 --> 00:35:23.773 Just for a little while. 778 00:35:26.863 --> 00:35:28.474 - Did God tell you to come after me 779 00:35:30.040 --> 00:35:33.522 or did you just decide that on your own? 780 00:35:33.609 --> 00:35:35.133 - I'm not sure what you mean. 781 00:35:37.135 --> 00:35:39.528 - Whenever my gram had a big decision to make, 782 00:35:39.615 --> 00:35:42.662 she would stop for a minute 783 00:35:42.749 --> 00:35:45.055 and she would get real still and quiet 784 00:35:45.143 --> 00:35:47.928 and I knew that she was praying to God in her head 785 00:35:48.015 --> 00:35:50.017 asking him what to do. 786 00:35:51.540 --> 00:35:55.065 And then she would get this big smile on her face 787 00:35:55.153 --> 00:35:57.372 and she would have her answer. 788 00:35:59.505 --> 00:36:01.202 - It worked that fast every time? 789 00:36:01.289 --> 00:36:04.031 - She said that because she's a simple lady 790 00:36:04.118 --> 00:36:06.686 God usually kept the answers pretty simple too. 791 00:36:08.209 --> 00:36:12.953 He often said yes and no or we'll see. 792 00:36:14.520 --> 00:36:16.348 That's how she kept on the right path. 793 00:36:18.872 --> 00:36:20.917 Is that how you do it, Mr. Brennan? 794 00:36:22.397 --> 00:36:23.746 - Yeah, I guess. 795 00:36:25.226 --> 00:36:29.230 If I'm honest, I usually jump in first 796 00:36:29.317 --> 00:36:31.101 and then ask God for a bail out later. 797 00:36:33.365 --> 00:36:34.844 - That's not how I do it, Mr. Brennan. 798 00:36:36.411 --> 00:36:39.458 - All right, let's do it your gran's way. 799 00:36:41.111 --> 00:36:43.201 On the count of three, we'll ask together. 800 00:36:44.114 --> 00:36:47.292 One, two, three. 801 00:36:58.216 --> 00:36:58.999 We'll see? 802 00:37:01.610 --> 00:37:02.350 - We'll see. 803 00:37:04.657 --> 00:37:05.745 - [Keith] Okay then. 804 00:37:05.832 --> 00:37:07.268 You know you should write down 805 00:37:07.355 --> 00:37:08.922 some of your memories of your gran and pap. 806 00:37:09.009 --> 00:37:11.141 I'll bet you have some interesting tales to tell. 807 00:37:11.229 --> 00:37:12.969 - [Finch] My gran once took down a cougar 808 00:37:13.056 --> 00:37:13.970 with her knitting needles. 809 00:37:14.057 --> 00:37:15.798 - [Keith] That's what I thought. 810 00:37:17.931 --> 00:37:19.672 [knocking] 811 00:37:19.759 --> 00:37:22.501 - [Janelle] Toby, can I come in? 812 00:37:22.588 --> 00:37:23.328 - I'm really busy. 813 00:37:24.285 --> 00:37:25.765 I've got homework to do. 814 00:37:25.852 --> 00:37:27.419 [soft piano music] 815 00:37:27.506 --> 00:37:31.205 - Toby, I'm sorry the way this all came out. 816 00:37:31.292 --> 00:37:32.946 I didn't mean to spring this on you. 817 00:37:33.033 --> 00:37:34.426 - Where's dad? 818 00:37:34.513 --> 00:37:35.992 - He went to go find Finch. 819 00:37:36.906 --> 00:37:37.690 - Figures. 820 00:37:39.779 --> 00:37:41.868 - I think it would be better if we talked. 821 00:37:43.522 --> 00:37:45.088 - There's nothing to talk about. 822 00:37:45.175 --> 00:37:47.743 - If you would just open the door. 823 00:37:47.830 --> 00:37:48.527 - Goodnight, mom. 824 00:37:49.484 --> 00:37:51.486 - [Janelle] Toby please. 825 00:37:51.573 --> 00:37:52.487 - Goodnight. 826 00:37:57.536 --> 00:37:58.276 [gentle music] 827 00:38:54.723 --> 00:38:57.378 [dramatic music] 828 00:39:35.721 --> 00:39:36.548 - Who is it? 829 00:39:36.635 --> 00:39:37.766 - Miss Jessica Hague. 830 00:39:39.464 --> 00:39:40.552 - Yeah, what? 831 00:39:40.639 --> 00:39:41.944 - My name is Lane Billings. 832 00:39:42.031 --> 00:39:44.120 I'm with Alpha Gas Corp. 833 00:39:44.207 --> 00:39:47.080 - Do I look like I need anything from a gas company? 834 00:39:47.167 --> 00:39:48.560 - I have some papers here 835 00:39:48.647 --> 00:39:51.301 that you might be interested in reading. 836 00:39:51.389 --> 00:39:53.303 It could mean some money for you. 837 00:39:53.391 --> 00:39:54.304 - Who do you think you are? 838 00:39:54.392 --> 00:39:56.002 I'm calling the police. 839 00:39:56.089 --> 00:39:58.918 - Oh, oh, oh no. 840 00:39:59.005 --> 00:40:01.616 I don't think you want the police to come in there, do you? 841 00:40:01.703 --> 00:40:04.271 I mean, not with what they would find. 842 00:40:05.664 --> 00:40:07.317 - You don't know anything about me. 843 00:40:07.405 --> 00:40:08.710 [snaps finger] 844 00:40:12.148 --> 00:40:15.108 - Jessica Hague, 32 never been married, 845 00:40:15.195 --> 00:40:18.416 dropped out of Marsh County High at 16. 846 00:40:18.503 --> 00:40:20.156 Your mother kicked you out of your home 847 00:40:20.243 --> 00:40:23.029 when she discovered you were pregnant. 848 00:40:23.116 --> 00:40:24.987 You bounced around from friend's house to friend's house 849 00:40:25.074 --> 00:40:27.076 till you used them all up. 850 00:40:27.163 --> 00:40:29.035 Then you disappeared out near Briar Rock Mountain 851 00:40:29.122 --> 00:40:31.341 for approximately three weeks, 852 00:40:31.429 --> 00:40:34.040 then resurfaced with no job to speak of. 853 00:40:34.127 --> 00:40:36.521 Hmm, you've been busted twice for possession, 854 00:40:36.608 --> 00:40:38.000 you like Will Ferrell comedies 855 00:40:38.087 --> 00:40:40.089 and your favorite soda is Mountain Dew. 856 00:40:44.746 --> 00:40:46.444 Seems to me I know you fairly well. 857 00:40:47.401 --> 00:40:48.489 - What do you want? 858 00:40:50.056 --> 00:40:52.798 - The real question is what do you want? 859 00:40:53.755 --> 00:40:54.930 - What are you offering? 860 00:40:55.017 --> 00:40:56.758 - Security. 861 00:40:56.845 --> 00:40:59.108 Not to mention the chance to see your son. 862 00:41:01.154 --> 00:41:02.329 - My son? 863 00:41:02.416 --> 00:41:03.069 - Mhmm. 864 00:41:04.070 --> 00:41:05.332 - You've seen my boy? 865 00:41:05.419 --> 00:41:06.638 - Mmhmm. 866 00:41:06.725 --> 00:41:07.421 - How is he? 867 00:41:07.508 --> 00:41:08.204 - Oh, he's fine. 868 00:41:09.815 --> 00:41:12.121 And you're both about to do a lot better. 869 00:41:16.648 --> 00:41:19.041 [birds chirping] 870 00:41:22.262 --> 00:41:23.045 - Finch! 871 00:41:24.525 --> 00:41:26.396 Time for breakfast. 872 00:41:27.833 --> 00:41:29.225 - But I haven't caught anything yet. 873 00:41:32.751 --> 00:41:35.841 - He's coming and he's still wearing those clothes. 874 00:41:35.928 --> 00:41:37.451 - Stop worrying about it. 875 00:41:37.538 --> 00:41:38.583 - I'm going over to the Drake's. 876 00:41:38.670 --> 00:41:39.627 - I was hoping we all could- 877 00:41:39.714 --> 00:41:40.585 - No thanks. 878 00:41:40.672 --> 00:41:41.934 - What about breakfast? 879 00:41:42.021 --> 00:41:42.804 - I'm not hungry. 880 00:41:48.984 --> 00:41:50.116 - Morning, Finch. 881 00:41:50.203 --> 00:41:51.204 - Good morning. 882 00:41:53.206 --> 00:41:54.250 - Cool. 883 00:41:55.817 --> 00:41:56.514 - Is that? 884 00:42:00.474 --> 00:42:02.084 I hope you're hungry. 885 00:42:02.171 --> 00:42:03.869 - I am but I didn't catch anything. 886 00:42:03.956 --> 00:42:05.435 - Oh, that's all right, 887 00:42:05.523 --> 00:42:07.568 I already went hunting at the grocery store. 888 00:42:07.655 --> 00:42:08.569 - I want to go hunting. 889 00:42:08.656 --> 00:42:09.527 - Jackson. 890 00:42:11.224 --> 00:42:14.053 - Is that what you do first thing every morning? 891 00:42:14.140 --> 00:42:16.098 - Mostly, sometimes I fish. 892 00:42:16.185 --> 00:42:17.186 - Can we go fishing? 893 00:42:17.273 --> 00:42:18.666 - Not today. 894 00:42:18.753 --> 00:42:20.102 Your father has his writing deadlines 895 00:42:20.189 --> 00:42:21.800 so we're getting out of the house. 896 00:42:21.887 --> 00:42:24.150 I was thinking we could go to show Finch around town. 897 00:42:24.237 --> 00:42:26.152 What do you say, Finch? 898 00:42:26.239 --> 00:42:28.894 - Is there something in particular you'd like to see or do? 899 00:42:28.981 --> 00:42:30.286 - Can we go see a movie? 900 00:42:30.373 --> 00:42:31.853 - Yeah. - A movie? 901 00:42:31.940 --> 00:42:32.724 - What do you say? 902 00:42:32.811 --> 00:42:34.203 Would you like that? 903 00:42:34.290 --> 00:42:36.815 - I think so, I've never seen one before. 904 00:42:36.902 --> 00:42:38.294 - A movie it is then. 905 00:42:40.122 --> 00:42:44.474 - Mom, his clothes. 906 00:42:46.999 --> 00:42:48.609 - Let's do something about it then. 907 00:42:52.700 --> 00:42:55.529 [gentle music] 908 00:42:57.226 --> 00:42:59.489 ♪ Waking in the morning ♪ 909 00:42:59.577 --> 00:43:02.014 ♪ Coming down the stairs ♪ 910 00:43:02.101 --> 00:43:04.233 ♪ Don't know what I wanted ♪ 911 00:43:04.320 --> 00:43:06.932 ♪ Surprised to see you there ♪ 912 00:43:07.019 --> 00:43:09.021 ♪ Good day is a coming ♪ 913 00:43:09.108 --> 00:43:11.545 ♪ Ain't got a single care ♪ 914 00:43:11.632 --> 00:43:14.461 ♪ I'm breathing in the sunshine ♪ 915 00:43:14.548 --> 00:43:17.856 ♪ Walking on the air ♪ 916 00:43:17.943 --> 00:43:20.336 ♪ Had my fill of empty ♪ 917 00:43:20.423 --> 00:43:23.035 ♪ Of lonely, want, and need ♪ 918 00:43:23.122 --> 00:43:24.993 ♪ Been bruised and I've been battered ♪ 919 00:43:25.080 --> 00:43:27.430 ♪ In ways you can't believe ♪ 920 00:43:27.517 --> 00:43:30.172 ♪ I've been uptown, downtown ♪ 921 00:43:30.259 --> 00:43:32.435 ♪ I've been all around ♪ 922 00:43:32.522 --> 00:43:34.829 ♪ Been a long time lost ♪ 923 00:43:34.916 --> 00:43:37.310 ♪ But now brother I've been found ♪ 924 00:43:37.397 --> 00:43:42.271 [whistling] [upbeat music] 925 00:44:06.252 --> 00:44:08.428 ♪ All my life I've been gambling ♪ 926 00:44:08.515 --> 00:44:10.909 ♪ Play the cards that been dealt ♪ 927 00:44:10.996 --> 00:44:13.172 ♪ Through the good times and bad times ♪ 928 00:44:13.259 --> 00:44:15.522 ♪ Living for myself ♪ 929 00:44:15.609 --> 00:44:17.785 ♪ Then you come around and saved me ♪ 930 00:44:17.872 --> 00:44:20.179 ♪ Held me in your arms ♪ 931 00:44:20.266 --> 00:44:22.660 ♪ Now all I see are good times ♪ 932 00:44:22.747 --> 00:44:25.967 ♪ They won't do no harm ♪ 933 00:44:26.054 --> 00:44:28.404 ♪ Had my fill of empty ♪ 934 00:44:28.491 --> 00:44:30.842 ♪ Of lonely, want, and need ♪ 935 00:44:30.929 --> 00:44:33.192 ♪ Been bruised and I've been battered ♪ 936 00:44:33.279 --> 00:44:35.324 ♪ In ways you can't believe ♪ 937 00:44:35.411 --> 00:44:38.023 ♪ I've been uptown, downtown ♪ 938 00:44:38.110 --> 00:44:40.068 ♪ I've been all around ♪ 939 00:44:40.155 --> 00:44:42.288 ♪ Been a long time lost ♪ 940 00:44:42.375 --> 00:44:45.595 ♪ But now brother I've been found ♪ 941 00:44:45.683 --> 00:44:48.076 [whistling] 942 00:45:06.573 --> 00:45:08.793 ♪ Had my fill of empty ♪ 943 00:45:08.880 --> 00:45:10.925 ♪ Of lonely, want, and need ♪ 944 00:45:11.012 --> 00:45:13.449 ♪ Been bruised and I've been battered ♪ 945 00:45:13.536 --> 00:45:15.451 ♪ In ways you can't believe ♪ 946 00:45:15.538 --> 00:45:18.106 ♪ I've been uptown, downtown ♪ 947 00:45:18.193 --> 00:45:20.195 ♪ I've been all around ♪ 948 00:45:20.282 --> 00:45:22.763 ♪ Been a long time lost ♪ 949 00:45:22.850 --> 00:45:25.026 ♪ But now brother I've been found ♪ 950 00:45:25.113 --> 00:45:27.289 ♪ Been a long time lost ♪ 951 00:45:27.376 --> 00:45:29.770 ♪ But now brother I've been found ♪ 952 00:45:29.857 --> 00:45:32.338 ♪ Been a long time lost ♪ 953 00:45:32.425 --> 00:45:36.690 ♪ But now brother I've been found ♪ 954 00:45:36.777 --> 00:45:38.953 [laughing] 955 00:45:39.040 --> 00:45:39.737 - Hey. 956 00:45:39.824 --> 00:45:41.173 - Hey. 957 00:45:41.260 --> 00:45:42.870 - Oh, looks like things went well. 958 00:45:42.957 --> 00:45:44.524 - We have had a good day. 959 00:45:44.611 --> 00:45:46.308 - I should've known you'd pull it off. 960 00:45:46.395 --> 00:45:47.483 Where's Toby? 961 00:45:47.570 --> 00:45:48.833 - Isn't he here? 962 00:45:48.920 --> 00:45:50.617 - No, I thought he was with you. 963 00:45:50.704 --> 00:45:52.750 - No, he went to Drake's this morning 964 00:45:52.837 --> 00:45:54.055 but he should've been back by now. 965 00:45:54.142 --> 00:45:54.839 - Huh. 966 00:45:54.926 --> 00:45:56.188 - I'll text Ruth. 967 00:45:59.060 --> 00:46:00.322 - How did the writing go? 968 00:46:00.409 --> 00:46:02.411 - Great Tiger, thanks for asking. 969 00:46:02.498 --> 00:46:03.891 I've been at it all day. 970 00:46:03.978 --> 00:46:06.502 I've written about 20 pages of good stuff. 971 00:46:06.589 --> 00:46:07.677 I'm really happy with it. 972 00:46:07.765 --> 00:46:09.070 - Did you finish the book? 973 00:46:09.157 --> 00:46:11.029 - Not yet, but I'm really close. 974 00:46:11.116 --> 00:46:12.595 - I'm gonna go upstairs and take a shower. 975 00:46:12.682 --> 00:46:13.988 - And I have to go feed Lenny. 976 00:46:15.120 --> 00:46:16.338 - What about you, Finch? 977 00:46:16.425 --> 00:46:17.775 Did you have a good time? 978 00:46:17.862 --> 00:46:18.993 - It was mighty fine. 979 00:46:19.994 --> 00:46:21.517 And I'm tuckered out. 980 00:46:21.604 --> 00:46:24.912 Right now, I think I'll go read my book and go to bed. 981 00:46:24.999 --> 00:46:28.698 - Oh, Finch, I found this empty journal in the library. 982 00:46:28.786 --> 00:46:30.048 Thought you might want to use it 983 00:46:30.135 --> 00:46:31.005 to write down some of your memories 984 00:46:31.092 --> 00:46:33.138 from Briar Rock Mountain. 985 00:46:33.225 --> 00:46:33.965 - Thank you. 986 00:46:35.488 --> 00:46:37.707 I will, I'll start on it tonight 987 00:46:37.795 --> 00:46:39.187 right after I finish 988 00:46:39.274 --> 00:46:40.580 the next chapter of "David Copperfield". 989 00:46:40.667 --> 00:46:43.148 - Oh, the book is on the desk in the library. 990 00:46:45.237 --> 00:46:47.805 - Ruth said that Toby left their house right after lunch. 991 00:46:47.892 --> 00:46:48.980 - Did she say where he went? 992 00:46:49.067 --> 00:46:50.546 - She thought he was coming here. 993 00:46:50.633 --> 00:46:53.114 I called his phone, it went directly to voicemail. 994 00:46:53.201 --> 00:46:54.899 You don't think anything happened? 995 00:46:54.986 --> 00:46:58.424 - No, I'm sure he'll be home soon. 996 00:46:58.511 --> 00:47:00.600 - Okay, I'll make a few more calls 997 00:47:00.687 --> 00:47:01.993 and see if anyone has seen him. 998 00:47:11.263 --> 00:47:13.743 [gentle music] 999 00:47:48.909 --> 00:47:50.171 [glass clinking] 1000 00:47:50.258 --> 00:47:52.260 [sizzling] 1001 00:47:56.047 --> 00:47:58.049 - Did you find your book? 1002 00:47:58.136 --> 00:48:00.138 Whoa, whoa, whoa, what did you do? 1003 00:48:00.225 --> 00:48:02.140 - [Finch] I knocked something over and I touched this. 1004 00:48:02.227 --> 00:48:03.402 - What did you touch? 1005 00:48:03.489 --> 00:48:05.012 - Just this. - Get up, get up. 1006 00:48:06.709 --> 00:48:08.015 - Will it come back? 1007 00:48:08.102 --> 00:48:10.061 - You had no business touching this. 1008 00:48:10.148 --> 00:48:11.540 - [Finch] I just wanted to read your book. 1009 00:48:11.627 --> 00:48:12.890 - And now it's gone. 1010 00:48:14.239 --> 00:48:16.110 - I didn't mean to. - Go. 1011 00:48:16.197 --> 00:48:17.677 - I'm sorry. - Go! 1012 00:48:21.681 --> 00:48:22.769 - Finch? 1013 00:48:22.856 --> 00:48:24.640 Keith, what was that all about? 1014 00:48:24.727 --> 00:48:26.599 - He spilled water all over the computer. 1015 00:48:26.686 --> 00:48:27.643 It's fried. 1016 00:48:27.730 --> 00:48:28.862 I lost everything. 1017 00:48:28.949 --> 00:48:30.733 - Do you have a backup? 1018 00:48:30.820 --> 00:48:32.257 - It has a backup drive in it. 1019 00:48:32.344 --> 00:48:33.562 It may still work. 1020 00:48:33.649 --> 00:48:34.607 - Call Uncle Jerry. 1021 00:48:34.694 --> 00:48:35.738 He works in computers. 1022 00:48:35.825 --> 00:48:37.088 - Yeah, he'll know what to do. 1023 00:48:37.175 --> 00:48:39.394 - You call him, I'll clean up. 1024 00:48:39.481 --> 00:48:40.569 - And where have you been? 1025 00:48:40.656 --> 00:48:42.136 Your mother and I were worried. 1026 00:48:42.223 --> 00:48:43.659 - I went over to Steve's. 1027 00:48:43.746 --> 00:48:44.834 I forgot to call. 1028 00:48:44.922 --> 00:48:45.792 Sorry. 1029 00:48:45.879 --> 00:48:47.185 - When will you realize 1030 00:48:47.272 --> 00:48:49.970 that sorry doesn't magically fix everything? 1031 00:48:50.057 --> 00:48:52.625 You should have called us and told us where you were. 1032 00:48:52.712 --> 00:48:54.322 - I just forgot. 1033 00:48:54.409 --> 00:48:55.584 - Well, you won't forget this. 1034 00:48:55.671 --> 00:48:57.282 You're grounded. 1035 00:48:57.369 --> 00:48:59.284 One week, you're not leaving this house except for school. 1036 00:48:59.371 --> 00:49:01.025 Got it? 1037 00:49:01.112 --> 00:49:02.809 - I got it. 1038 00:49:17.824 --> 00:49:19.869 You know what this means, don't you? 1039 00:49:19.957 --> 00:49:21.132 - I didn't mean to. 1040 00:49:21.219 --> 00:49:22.133 - If he loses that book, 1041 00:49:22.220 --> 00:49:23.482 he'll be finished as a writer. 1042 00:49:23.569 --> 00:49:25.223 - Finished? 1043 00:49:25.310 --> 00:49:27.442 - You should have stayed on that mountain where you belong. 1044 00:49:27.529 --> 00:49:28.617 - Listen, I'm really sorry. 1045 00:49:28.704 --> 00:49:30.054 I didn't know- 1046 00:49:30.141 --> 00:49:31.446 - Dad never should have let you in this house. 1047 00:49:31.533 --> 00:49:33.840 He didn't want to, but mom made him. 1048 00:49:33.927 --> 00:49:35.973 - He asked me to stay. 1049 00:49:36.060 --> 00:49:38.062 - What, you think you wanted you here? 1050 00:49:38.149 --> 00:49:39.367 The only reason he's letting you stay 1051 00:49:39.454 --> 00:49:41.021 is because mom promised to get rid of you 1052 00:49:41.108 --> 00:49:43.197 first thing Monday morning. 1053 00:49:43.284 --> 00:49:46.244 You are not a part of this family and you never will be. 1054 00:49:50.465 --> 00:49:53.033 [dramatic music] 1055 00:50:07.439 --> 00:50:09.136 - I need to get in. 1056 00:50:14.663 --> 00:50:19.146 [crying] [sad music] 1057 00:51:28.650 --> 00:51:30.087 - Finch! 1058 00:51:33.177 --> 00:51:35.048 Finch! 1059 00:51:37.311 --> 00:51:38.399 Finch! 1060 00:51:42.186 --> 00:51:44.013 Did you stay out here all night? 1061 00:51:44.101 --> 00:51:45.102 What's this? 1062 00:51:47.582 --> 00:51:49.323 - I did what you said. 1063 00:51:49.410 --> 00:51:52.065 I wrote down memories of gran and pap 1064 00:51:52.152 --> 00:51:53.501 so I'll always have them. 1065 00:51:54.589 --> 00:51:56.069 - Finch, this is really good. 1066 00:51:57.984 --> 00:51:59.681 You're an excellent writer. 1067 00:52:01.074 --> 00:52:02.684 - You think so? 1068 00:52:02.771 --> 00:52:03.685 - Yeah, I do. 1069 00:52:05.209 --> 00:52:08.081 - But we better get you inside, warm you up. 1070 00:52:08.168 --> 00:52:09.691 Janelle has some breakfast ready. 1071 00:52:11.171 --> 00:52:12.216 - I can't go back. 1072 00:52:13.913 --> 00:52:15.175 I've caused too much trouble. 1073 00:52:18.352 --> 00:52:20.615 - Well, you can't stay here. 1074 00:52:20.702 --> 00:52:22.269 We'll figure it out. 1075 00:52:22.356 --> 00:52:23.966 It might take us a little longer than expected, 1076 00:52:24.053 --> 00:52:25.316 but we'll find you a home. 1077 00:52:36.762 --> 00:52:38.894 - [Toby] I told you to stay out of my room. 1078 00:52:38.981 --> 00:52:39.939 - [Jackson] I wasn't in your room. 1079 00:52:40.026 --> 00:52:41.462 - Boys. 1080 00:52:41.549 --> 00:52:42.507 - [Toby] Then why is my hoodie on your bed? 1081 00:52:42.594 --> 00:52:44.117 - [Jackson] I don't know. 1082 00:52:44.204 --> 00:52:46.032 - Mom, can I go to Sophie's? 1083 00:52:46.119 --> 00:52:46.859 - Have you finished sweeping the porch? 1084 00:52:46.946 --> 00:52:47.990 - [Toby] Is that my hat? 1085 00:52:48.077 --> 00:52:50.079 - [Jackson] Get out of my room. 1086 00:52:50.167 --> 00:52:51.646 - Not yet, I'll do it after. 1087 00:52:51.733 --> 00:52:53.082 - You know the rules. 1088 00:52:53.170 --> 00:52:54.083 - [Toby] Give them to me. 1089 00:52:54.171 --> 00:52:55.563 - Boys, keep it down. 1090 00:52:55.650 --> 00:52:56.782 Not until your chores are done. 1091 00:52:56.869 --> 00:52:58.436 - It'll be too late then. 1092 00:52:58.523 --> 00:53:00.046 - Mom, Toby hit me. 1093 00:53:00.133 --> 00:53:01.961 - I did not, you're such a baby. 1094 00:53:02.048 --> 00:53:02.744 - Mom please. 1095 00:53:02.831 --> 00:53:03.963 - Enough! 1096 00:53:04.050 --> 00:53:05.573 Your dad is writing. 1097 00:53:05.660 --> 00:53:08.010 Jack, go outside and play. 1098 00:53:08.097 --> 00:53:10.012 Toby, go into Jack's room, 1099 00:53:10.099 --> 00:53:12.014 get your things out of there and apologize for hitting him. 1100 00:53:12.101 --> 00:53:13.668 Lisa, chores first. 1101 00:53:13.755 --> 00:53:14.626 - Okay. 1102 00:53:14.713 --> 00:53:15.844 - I didn't touch him. 1103 00:53:15.931 --> 00:53:17.890 - I never get to go anywhere. 1104 00:53:17.977 --> 00:53:20.066 [scoffs] 1105 00:53:22.329 --> 00:53:24.113 - What you doing? 1106 00:53:24.201 --> 00:53:25.245 - Recollecting. 1107 00:53:25.332 --> 00:53:26.855 - What's that mean? 1108 00:53:26.942 --> 00:53:28.248 - It means I'm writing down 1109 00:53:28.335 --> 00:53:30.032 things that happened in the past. 1110 00:53:30.119 --> 00:53:31.469 - Like stories? 1111 00:53:31.556 --> 00:53:32.731 - Memories. 1112 00:53:32.818 --> 00:53:34.080 - Will you tell me one? 1113 00:53:34.167 --> 00:53:34.602 - Sure. 1114 00:53:36.082 --> 00:53:38.476 - Lisa, Finch is gonna tell me a story. 1115 00:53:38.563 --> 00:53:39.955 You want to hear it? 1116 00:53:40.042 --> 00:53:41.087 - Why not? 1117 00:53:42.480 --> 00:53:45.222 - Well, this one is about 1118 00:53:45.309 --> 00:53:48.312 when my gran was laid up in bed 1119 00:53:48.399 --> 00:53:50.052 and pap had to make the lye soap 1120 00:53:50.139 --> 00:53:51.489 by himself for the first time. 1121 00:53:54.535 --> 00:53:56.102 - Will you look at that? 1122 00:53:56.189 --> 00:53:58.800 - Yeah, they've been at it for almost an hour now. 1123 00:53:58.887 --> 00:54:00.193 - No arguing and fighting. 1124 00:54:00.280 --> 00:54:01.934 - I know, I can't believe it either. 1125 00:54:03.457 --> 00:54:05.459 I just wish Toby was out there with them. 1126 00:54:06.547 --> 00:54:08.201 - What about us? 1127 00:54:08.288 --> 00:54:09.942 Why aren't we out there with them? 1128 00:54:10.029 --> 00:54:11.073 - Good question. 1129 00:54:12.205 --> 00:54:13.772 [laughing] 1130 00:54:13.859 --> 00:54:15.904 I can't believe that really happened. 1131 00:54:15.991 --> 00:54:17.950 - Come on Finch, tell them about the lye soap. 1132 00:54:18.037 --> 00:54:19.299 That one's really funny. 1133 00:54:19.386 --> 00:54:20.822 - Finch might need to take a break. 1134 00:54:20.909 --> 00:54:22.302 He's been at it for a while now. 1135 00:54:22.389 --> 00:54:24.391 - I'm so glad you're writing these down. 1136 00:54:24.478 --> 00:54:26.306 These are priceless memories. 1137 00:54:26.393 --> 00:54:28.569 - Well, my pap was the storyteller. 1138 00:54:28.656 --> 00:54:30.179 After dinner, we would sit on the porch 1139 00:54:30.267 --> 00:54:33.922 and he would weave gran and I the wildest tales 1140 00:54:34.009 --> 00:54:36.621 and we would laugh until we had tears in our eyes. 1141 00:54:36.708 --> 00:54:38.623 And he always swore they were all true, 1142 00:54:38.710 --> 00:54:40.277 but after he passed, 1143 00:54:40.364 --> 00:54:42.104 gran told me that he would just make them up 1144 00:54:42.191 --> 00:54:43.280 while he was doing his chores. 1145 00:54:44.846 --> 00:54:47.066 - You should write your pap's stories down too. 1146 00:54:47.153 --> 00:54:49.677 - You can make a whole book out of them. 1147 00:54:49.764 --> 00:54:51.244 - I think he would have liked that. 1148 00:54:51.331 --> 00:54:53.028 - [Janelle] I'm sure he'd be so proud 1149 00:54:53.115 --> 00:54:55.640 to know his stories are still making people happy. 1150 00:54:55.727 --> 00:54:57.946 - Looks like you're gonna need some more journals 1151 00:54:58.033 --> 00:54:59.600 or maybe a laptop computer. 1152 00:54:59.687 --> 00:55:01.036 - No. 1153 00:55:01.123 --> 00:55:03.082 Thank you, I will stick to my pencils. 1154 00:55:03.169 --> 00:55:05.432 [laughing] 1155 00:55:07.086 --> 00:55:09.131 - Yes, that is correct. 1156 00:55:13.397 --> 00:55:14.180 Uh huh. 1157 00:55:17.139 --> 00:55:20.186 Yes, well, Marguerite. 1158 00:55:20.273 --> 00:55:21.666 Hey, let me call you back. 1159 00:55:22.797 --> 00:55:24.408 What are you doing here? 1160 00:55:24.495 --> 00:55:27.324 - I know how eager you are to find a placement for Finch. 1161 00:55:27.411 --> 00:55:31.371 - Well, we were, but things went really well this weekend. 1162 00:55:31.458 --> 00:55:33.330 Keith and I talked about it last night 1163 00:55:33.417 --> 00:55:34.635 and if you can't find a family- 1164 00:55:34.722 --> 00:55:35.984 - Oh but I already have, 1165 00:55:36.071 --> 00:55:37.508 that's what I came by to tell you. 1166 00:55:37.595 --> 00:55:40.032 Finch's birth mother contacted CPS. 1167 00:55:40.119 --> 00:55:42.164 - His birth mother? 1168 00:55:42.251 --> 00:55:43.340 But we don't know who she is? 1169 00:55:43.427 --> 00:55:44.863 - We do now. 1170 00:55:44.950 --> 00:55:47.126 She came by with two attorneys and a full affidavit 1171 00:55:47.213 --> 00:55:48.867 explaining everything that happened 1172 00:55:48.954 --> 00:55:50.869 down to the smallest detail. 1173 00:55:50.956 --> 00:55:53.132 She's even consented to a blood test. 1174 00:55:53.219 --> 00:55:54.960 It's definitely her. 1175 00:55:55.047 --> 00:55:57.876 And she wants full custody. 1176 00:55:57.963 --> 00:56:00.008 So you and Keith are off the hook. 1177 00:56:00.095 --> 00:56:02.010 - Why is she showing up now? 1178 00:56:02.097 --> 00:56:05.013 Where has she been for the last 16 years? 1179 00:56:05.100 --> 00:56:07.015 - I thought you'd be happy about this. 1180 00:56:07.102 --> 00:56:09.496 - She abandoned him with strangers 1181 00:56:09.583 --> 00:56:12.499 and didn't contact him for 16 years. 1182 00:56:12.586 --> 00:56:15.502 Excuse me for questioning her character. 1183 00:56:15.589 --> 00:56:17.069 - Oh, Janelle. 1184 00:56:17.156 --> 00:56:20.115 Please tell me, you're not gonna try and fight this. 1185 00:56:20.202 --> 00:56:21.726 - And what happens if we do? 1186 00:56:23.945 --> 00:56:25.991 - The judge would hear both parties 1187 00:56:26.078 --> 00:56:28.080 and make a determination. 1188 00:56:28.167 --> 00:56:30.125 But I have to warn you, Janelle, 1189 00:56:30.212 --> 00:56:34.260 the law heavily favors the birth mother in these situations. 1190 00:56:34.347 --> 00:56:35.435 - Well, I don't. 1191 00:56:35.522 --> 00:56:37.132 - What happened? 1192 00:56:37.219 --> 00:56:39.221 I thought that you wanted to find a permanent home for him. 1193 00:56:39.308 --> 00:56:40.614 - I do. 1194 00:56:40.701 --> 00:56:42.790 I just want to make sure it's the right one. 1195 00:56:44.488 --> 00:56:45.576 [sighs] 1196 00:56:54.236 --> 00:56:56.978 - Okay, so what do we tell Finch? 1197 00:56:57.065 --> 00:56:58.458 - Nothing for now. 1198 00:56:58.545 --> 00:57:01.026 Anything could happen before the judge's ruling? 1199 00:57:01.113 --> 00:57:04.203 I mean she could decide to disappear again. 1200 00:57:04.290 --> 00:57:05.900 - It's better not to get his hopes up 1201 00:57:05.987 --> 00:57:08.163 until we know something for certain. 1202 00:57:08.250 --> 00:57:10.470 Will the judge let him stay with us until the hearing? 1203 00:57:10.557 --> 00:57:12.254 - Do you want him to? 1204 00:57:12.341 --> 00:57:13.821 It could take weeks. 1205 00:57:13.908 --> 00:57:15.301 - He's already here. 1206 00:57:15.388 --> 00:57:17.085 We don't want to move him around again 1207 00:57:17.172 --> 00:57:19.174 and it's only for a little while. 1208 00:57:21.481 --> 00:57:24.745 - Are we crazy for getting mixed up in this? 1209 00:57:24.832 --> 00:57:27.095 - It's a little late for that, isn't it? 1210 00:57:27.182 --> 00:57:28.967 Could you walk away from this now? 1211 00:57:29.054 --> 00:57:32.579 - No. 1212 00:57:32.666 --> 00:57:35.756 - Could you? 1213 00:57:35.843 --> 00:57:37.149 - No. 1214 00:57:37.236 --> 00:57:38.890 [soft music] 1215 00:57:40.065 --> 00:57:41.458 - Thank you. 1216 00:57:41.545 --> 00:57:42.328 - For what? 1217 00:57:44.591 --> 00:57:47.246 - For just being you. 1218 00:57:51.642 --> 00:57:53.034 - Did you pack my jello? 1219 00:57:53.121 --> 00:57:54.906 - [Janelle] Strawberry, it's in your bag. 1220 00:57:54.993 --> 00:57:55.776 - Yes! 1221 00:57:58.779 --> 00:58:01.129 - I'm going to Dina's after school to do homework. 1222 00:58:01.216 --> 00:58:02.174 - Will her mom be home? 1223 00:58:02.261 --> 00:58:03.305 - [Lisa] Uh huh. 1224 00:58:04.742 --> 00:58:06.526 - Drake's big brother will be home. 1225 00:58:06.613 --> 00:58:08.572 - Nice try but we talked about this, 1226 00:58:08.659 --> 00:58:10.661 straight home from school to do your homework. 1227 00:58:10.748 --> 00:58:13.011 You can play "Hunter's Watch" with Drake next Saturday. 1228 00:58:13.098 --> 00:58:14.534 - Lisa gets to go. 1229 00:58:14.621 --> 00:58:16.188 - Sorry, that's how it is for now. 1230 00:58:19.147 --> 00:58:20.018 - Looking sharp. 1231 00:58:21.846 --> 00:58:23.151 - First day of school for Finch, mom, 1232 00:58:23.238 --> 00:58:24.065 take a picture. 1233 00:58:24.152 --> 00:58:25.545 - We're gonna be late. 1234 00:58:25.632 --> 00:58:27.852 - Nope, Jack's right, it's tradition. 1235 00:58:27.939 --> 00:58:30.028 We always take a picture of the first day of school. 1236 00:58:30.115 --> 00:58:31.203 - It's not my first day of school. 1237 00:58:31.290 --> 00:58:32.378 I'll be in the car. 1238 00:58:32.465 --> 00:58:33.814 - Toby. 1239 00:58:33.901 --> 00:58:36.991 Okay, come on, everybody, move in close. 1240 00:58:40.038 --> 00:58:41.343 Got it. 1241 00:58:41.430 --> 00:58:42.954 - Get in the car, it's time to go. 1242 00:58:48.916 --> 00:58:50.004 Are you ready for this? 1243 00:58:50.091 --> 00:58:52.180 - I think so. 1244 00:58:52.267 --> 00:58:54.269 I don't really know what it will be like. 1245 00:58:56.141 --> 00:58:57.359 - Just be yourself. 1246 00:58:57.446 --> 00:58:59.013 Be friendly. 1247 00:58:59.100 --> 00:59:01.059 Don't make too many A's on your first day though. 1248 00:59:01.146 --> 00:59:03.540 Lisa is accustomed to being the smartest one in the family. 1249 00:59:03.627 --> 00:59:05.106 - Oh stop. 1250 00:59:05.193 --> 00:59:06.978 Don't be afraid to ask questions 1251 00:59:07.065 --> 00:59:10.590 and remember Toby will be there to help you find everything. 1252 00:59:10.677 --> 00:59:11.765 - I'll be fine. 1253 00:59:11.852 --> 00:59:13.027 Thank you. 1254 00:59:13.114 --> 00:59:14.551 - Well, get in the car then. 1255 00:59:14.638 --> 00:59:16.074 We can't be late for your first day. 1256 00:59:17.249 --> 00:59:19.773 [jaunty music] 1257 00:59:32.612 --> 00:59:34.179 - I am sorry I'm late, youngins, 1258 00:59:34.266 --> 00:59:36.921 but I lost my glasses in the teacher's lounge. 1259 00:59:37.008 --> 00:59:41.665 But fear not, I have another pair here in my bag somewhere. 1260 00:59:41.752 --> 00:59:44.145 Oh here they are, a bit dirty but, 1261 00:59:44.232 --> 00:59:45.843 we'll clean 'em up. 1262 00:59:45.930 --> 00:59:49.629 Oh, it looks like the ground flew up there for a minute. 1263 00:59:49.716 --> 00:59:52.632 Oh, I hope you did your reading for today 1264 00:59:52.719 --> 00:59:55.243 because I'm gonna be passing out a quiz on chapter 46. 1265 00:59:55.330 --> 00:59:56.941 [groaning] 1266 00:59:57.028 --> 01:00:01.598 Oh ooh, oh, we have a unique new student with us today. 1267 01:00:01.685 --> 01:00:06.341 Join me in welcoming, Mr. French Wagemaker. 1268 01:00:07.125 --> 01:00:08.561 Mr. Wagemaker. 1269 01:00:10.128 --> 01:00:12.173 French, why don't you come up and join us 1270 01:00:12.260 --> 01:00:13.871 so we all know who you are? 1271 01:00:15.437 --> 01:00:17.614 [Whispers] They said he might be a little slow. 1272 01:00:19.224 --> 01:00:21.705 French, why don't you come up to the front please? 1273 01:00:22.662 --> 01:00:23.620 - Me? 1274 01:00:23.707 --> 01:00:26.100 - Yes, come to the front please. 1275 01:00:29.190 --> 01:00:32.106 Everybody, this is French Wagemaker. 1276 01:00:32.193 --> 01:00:34.543 He's never been to a proper school before 1277 01:00:34.631 --> 01:00:36.197 on account of he grew up on a mountain 1278 01:00:36.284 --> 01:00:38.112 far away from normal people. 1279 01:00:38.199 --> 01:00:40.071 [laughing] 1280 01:00:40.158 --> 01:00:42.813 [Shouting] On a mountain, right? 1281 01:00:44.162 --> 01:00:46.686 Well I'll be, isn't that nice? 1282 01:00:46.773 --> 01:00:48.470 Oh, everybody join me 1283 01:00:48.557 --> 01:00:51.473 in making French feel at home in our school. 1284 01:00:51.560 --> 01:00:53.780 [clapping] 1285 01:00:56.261 --> 01:00:59.133 [Shouting] You can sit down now, honey. 1286 01:00:59.220 --> 01:01:00.439 [Laughter] Sit. 1287 01:01:02.136 --> 01:01:05.052 As soon as we read the quote of the day up on the board, 1288 01:01:05.139 --> 01:01:07.751 we'll jump right into that quiz. 1289 01:01:07.838 --> 01:01:08.665 All righty then. 1290 01:01:10.231 --> 01:01:13.365 Oh since this is French's very first day with us, 1291 01:01:13.452 --> 01:01:16.150 why don't we have him read the quote of the day 1292 01:01:16.237 --> 01:01:19.110 and give us his opinion? 1293 01:01:19.197 --> 01:01:23.288 [Shouting] French, read aloud the quote for us, please. 1294 01:01:25.203 --> 01:01:28.162 [students laughing] 1295 01:01:31.078 --> 01:01:32.471 Oh boy. 1296 01:01:32.558 --> 01:01:35.604 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to embarrass you, honey. 1297 01:01:35.692 --> 01:01:38.085 They told me you could read. 1298 01:01:38.172 --> 01:01:39.957 [laughing] 1299 01:01:40.044 --> 01:01:42.089 - No school should ever try to serve meatloaf. 1300 01:01:42.176 --> 01:01:44.962 - I swear, Miss Davenport's trying to kill us. 1301 01:01:45.049 --> 01:01:47.486 - So where is he? 1302 01:01:47.573 --> 01:01:49.357 - He went to go find the bathroom. 1303 01:01:49.444 --> 01:01:52.143 - Yeah, but that was 20 minutes ago. 1304 01:01:52.230 --> 01:01:53.274 - This is ridiculous. 1305 01:01:53.361 --> 01:01:55.189 We have to babysit him all day. 1306 01:01:55.276 --> 01:01:57.496 - I'm not babysitting anyone. 1307 01:01:57.583 --> 01:01:58.540 - Thanks for the help. 1308 01:01:58.627 --> 01:02:01.152 - Hey, he seems like a nice guy. 1309 01:02:01.239 --> 01:02:03.197 Maybe a little clueless. 1310 01:02:03.284 --> 01:02:04.633 - A little brainless, too. 1311 01:02:06.548 --> 01:02:09.290 - Hey, are you really a hillbilly? 1312 01:02:09.377 --> 01:02:11.292 - I don't really know what that is. 1313 01:02:11.379 --> 01:02:12.990 - Don't be rude. - What? 1314 01:02:13.077 --> 01:02:13.991 - How long did you live up there? 1315 01:02:14.078 --> 01:02:14.905 - On the mountain? 1316 01:02:14.992 --> 01:02:16.428 I was born there. 1317 01:02:16.515 --> 01:02:18.082 - So was their an entire village of mountain people 1318 01:02:18.169 --> 01:02:18.996 or just you? 1319 01:02:19.083 --> 01:02:20.824 - Just me and my gran. 1320 01:02:20.911 --> 01:02:22.739 - Did you grow up wearing nothing but a loincloth 1321 01:02:22.826 --> 01:02:23.652 like Tarzan? 1322 01:02:23.740 --> 01:02:24.653 - I didn't- 1323 01:02:24.741 --> 01:02:26.220 - You didn't have a loincloth? 1324 01:02:26.307 --> 01:02:28.440 - Cut it out, guys. 1325 01:02:28.527 --> 01:02:31.008 - What, does he have a fan club now? 1326 01:02:31.095 --> 01:02:32.574 - People are just curious. 1327 01:02:32.661 --> 01:02:35.099 - He grew up in the woods, big deal. 1328 01:02:35.186 --> 01:02:38.406 - Uh oh, someone sounds a little jealous. 1329 01:02:38.493 --> 01:02:40.104 - Don't start with me, man. 1330 01:02:40.191 --> 01:02:42.280 - You don't know who Tarzan is, do you? 1331 01:02:42.367 --> 01:02:43.803 - No. 1332 01:02:43.890 --> 01:02:47.024 - So have you ever been on the internet before? 1333 01:02:47.111 --> 01:02:48.852 - I have a fishing net. 1334 01:02:48.939 --> 01:02:50.462 My pap and I made it. 1335 01:02:50.549 --> 01:02:51.680 - Pap? 1336 01:02:51.768 --> 01:02:52.725 He's got a pap. 1337 01:02:52.812 --> 01:02:53.900 - Well, actually- 1338 01:02:53.987 --> 01:02:55.293 - That is so hillbilly. 1339 01:02:55.380 --> 01:02:57.774 - So did you fish and hunt for food? 1340 01:02:57.861 --> 01:02:59.123 - That's cool. 1341 01:02:59.210 --> 01:03:01.081 I mean, it's crazy, but it's cool. 1342 01:03:01.168 --> 01:03:02.126 - How is that cool? 1343 01:03:02.213 --> 01:03:03.823 - Well, maybe not to you, Caleb, 1344 01:03:03.910 --> 01:03:06.173 but you wouldn't last more than five minutes in the wild. 1345 01:03:06.260 --> 01:03:08.262 - Shut up. - That's so true, though. 1346 01:03:08.349 --> 01:03:09.481 - Thanks for talking with me. 1347 01:03:09.568 --> 01:03:11.135 Nice to meet you all. 1348 01:03:20.274 --> 01:03:22.102 - Hurry up, you're gonna make us late. 1349 01:03:25.018 --> 01:03:26.759 - What do you have on your arm? 1350 01:03:26.846 --> 01:03:28.848 - It's my locker combination. 1351 01:03:28.935 --> 01:03:30.894 A girl wrote it on there for me. 1352 01:03:30.981 --> 01:03:33.113 - That's not a locker combination. 1353 01:03:33.200 --> 01:03:33.940 - Hurry up and get changed. 1354 01:03:34.027 --> 01:03:35.028 We have PE next. 1355 01:03:37.030 --> 01:03:39.206 See what I mean, babysitting. 1356 01:03:40.860 --> 01:03:41.861 He's fine. 1357 01:03:41.948 --> 01:03:42.731 - Hold up. 1358 01:03:43.907 --> 01:03:45.125 - You don't need to do that. 1359 01:03:49.086 --> 01:03:50.087 - Bring your gym clothes. 1360 01:03:50.174 --> 01:03:51.915 We are running today. 1361 01:03:53.264 --> 01:03:54.656 Are you fast? 1362 01:03:54.743 --> 01:03:56.093 - I think so. 1363 01:03:56.180 --> 01:03:59.052 My gran and I never really raced much. 1364 01:03:59.139 --> 01:04:01.315 - Well, Toby's been the fastest kid in our class 1365 01:04:01.402 --> 01:04:02.882 since fifth grade. 1366 01:04:02.969 --> 01:04:04.492 It's about time somebody beat him. 1367 01:04:06.016 --> 01:04:07.452 - What makes you think he can beat me? 1368 01:04:07.539 --> 01:04:09.193 - I don't know. 1369 01:04:09.280 --> 01:04:11.412 This guy has been running around a mountain his whole life. 1370 01:04:11.499 --> 01:04:13.588 We spent six hours playing "Hunter's Watch" 1371 01:04:13.675 --> 01:04:16.200 and eating potato chips last Saturday. 1372 01:04:16.287 --> 01:04:17.636 I'd bet money on him. 1373 01:04:19.681 --> 01:04:21.118 - That's everyone, Coach Winklevoss. 1374 01:04:21.205 --> 01:04:23.772 - All right, runners. 1375 01:04:23.860 --> 01:04:25.165 Let's go. 1376 01:04:25.252 --> 01:04:26.993 Let's get those legs stretched out. 1377 01:04:27.080 --> 01:04:28.995 [grumbling] 1378 01:04:29.082 --> 01:04:31.519 And I don't want to hear any complaining. 1379 01:04:31.606 --> 01:04:33.608 Today is a beautiful day for running. 1380 01:04:47.361 --> 01:04:50.016 Okay, how do we feel back there? 1381 01:04:50.103 --> 01:04:51.583 [grumbling] 1382 01:04:51.670 --> 01:04:54.194 Since it's a new month, we have a new challenge. 1383 01:04:54.281 --> 01:04:57.328 The student who has the fastest cumulative time 1384 01:04:57.415 --> 01:04:59.156 in the 100 meter dash 1385 01:04:59.243 --> 01:05:03.116 will win four tickets to the Cineplex Theater. 1386 01:05:03.203 --> 01:05:04.988 [Grumbling] [Kid] Just four? 1387 01:05:05.075 --> 01:05:07.120 What, you don't like movies? 1388 01:05:07.207 --> 01:05:09.427 - You may as well hand them to Toby now. 1389 01:05:09.514 --> 01:05:11.298 Save us all a lot of embarrassment. 1390 01:05:11.385 --> 01:05:12.734 [Girl] Yeah, it'd save time. 1391 01:05:12.821 --> 01:05:14.475 - Oh, come on now. 1392 01:05:14.562 --> 01:05:16.216 That's the wrong attitude. 1393 01:05:16.303 --> 01:05:17.261 You gotta work for it. 1394 01:05:18.349 --> 01:05:20.394 Strive to be better every day. 1395 01:05:21.656 --> 01:05:22.483 [whistle blowing] 1396 01:05:22.570 --> 01:05:23.397 Line 'em up, people. 1397 01:05:23.484 --> 01:05:25.182 First group of five. 1398 01:05:25.269 --> 01:05:27.924 [upbeat music] 1399 01:05:40.023 --> 01:05:40.762 - On your marks, 1400 01:05:42.068 --> 01:05:43.287 get set, [dramatic music] 1401 01:05:43.374 --> 01:05:44.201 go. 1402 01:05:44.288 --> 01:05:47.073 [kids cheering] 1403 01:05:47.160 --> 01:05:49.032 - You can do it, Finch. 1404 01:05:51.643 --> 01:05:53.993 - Come on Toby, you can take him. 1405 01:05:54.080 --> 01:05:56.517 [upbeat music] 1406 01:05:56.604 --> 01:06:00.434 [crowd shouts disapprovingly] 1407 01:06:04.221 --> 01:06:05.309 - [Girl] Are you okay? 1408 01:06:05.396 --> 01:06:06.353 - Easy, easy. 1409 01:06:06.440 --> 01:06:07.833 - [Girl] Oh my gosh, okay, okay. 1410 01:06:07.920 --> 01:06:09.313 It's gonna be okay. - Let's lift him up. 1411 01:06:09.400 --> 01:06:13.534 Okay, stand, there you go, up, easy, okay. 1412 01:06:13.621 --> 01:06:14.883 Here we go. 1413 01:06:14.971 --> 01:06:15.884 Here we go. 1414 01:06:17.843 --> 01:06:19.279 - What kind of cheap shot was that, dude? 1415 01:06:19.366 --> 01:06:20.150 - We just bumped. 1416 01:06:20.237 --> 01:06:21.238 It happens. 1417 01:06:22.239 --> 01:06:23.544 - Don't worry, kids, 1418 01:06:23.631 --> 01:06:24.981 I think he'll be okay. 1419 01:06:25.068 --> 01:06:25.982 - What? 1420 01:06:26.069 --> 01:06:26.983 - [Girl] What was that? 1421 01:06:27.070 --> 01:06:27.679 - I won fair and square. 1422 01:06:27.766 --> 01:06:28.593 - Jerk move. 1423 01:06:28.680 --> 01:06:29.681 - It was an accident. 1424 01:06:31.988 --> 01:06:33.685 What's their problem? 1425 01:06:33.772 --> 01:06:34.555 Where are you going? 1426 01:06:34.642 --> 01:06:36.035 - I'm going to make sure 1427 01:06:36.122 --> 01:06:38.124 he knows where the bathroom is this time. 1428 01:06:38.211 --> 01:06:40.300 Try not to kick anyone else while I'm gone. 1429 01:06:48.613 --> 01:06:51.355 - Look at you, hitting the books. 1430 01:06:51.442 --> 01:06:53.096 - Not like I have a choice. 1431 01:06:53.183 --> 01:06:54.532 I'm grounded, remember? 1432 01:06:57.013 --> 01:06:57.796 - I do. 1433 01:07:05.151 --> 01:07:07.066 You know, I was thinking, 1434 01:07:07.153 --> 01:07:10.287 next weekend, maybe we should go camping. 1435 01:07:10.374 --> 01:07:13.029 Get some fresh air, clear our heads a bit. 1436 01:07:14.117 --> 01:07:15.074 - Really? 1437 01:07:15.161 --> 01:07:17.294 - Yeah, it's been a long time. 1438 01:07:17.381 --> 01:07:19.600 I could finally teach you how to fish. 1439 01:07:19.687 --> 01:07:22.212 - Yeah, okay. 1440 01:07:22.299 --> 01:07:24.692 - My rods are too big for Jack, though. 1441 01:07:24.779 --> 01:07:27.086 We'll have to stop and pick up a smaller one for him. 1442 01:07:28.044 --> 01:07:29.567 - Jack? 1443 01:07:29.654 --> 01:07:31.177 - Though Finch says he makes his own fishing rods 1444 01:07:31.264 --> 01:07:32.787 out of tree branches. 1445 01:07:32.874 --> 01:07:34.224 He could teach us how to do that. 1446 01:07:34.311 --> 01:07:35.877 - I can't. 1447 01:07:35.964 --> 01:07:37.836 I told Drake I'd meet him on Saturday. 1448 01:07:37.923 --> 01:07:39.316 - Oh, come on. 1449 01:07:39.403 --> 01:07:40.969 You can't miss a few hours of video games 1450 01:07:41.057 --> 01:07:42.884 for a camping trip with your family? 1451 01:07:42.971 --> 01:07:43.755 - Family? 1452 01:07:44.756 --> 01:07:46.192 - You know what? 1453 01:07:46.279 --> 01:07:47.585 I'm getting tired of your attitude. 1454 01:07:47.672 --> 01:07:49.326 You are part of a family 1455 01:07:49.413 --> 01:07:50.762 and being part of a family 1456 01:07:50.849 --> 01:07:53.417 means you take time and invest in your family. 1457 01:07:53.504 --> 01:07:54.896 - I'm going to finish in my room. 1458 01:07:54.983 --> 01:07:56.681 - No, you're always hiding in your room. 1459 01:07:56.768 --> 01:07:59.249 You need to be down here interacting with the rest of us. 1460 01:07:59.336 --> 01:08:02.165 It's not so healthy for you to be so isolated all the time. 1461 01:08:02.252 --> 01:08:03.949 - Oh, so now I'm not healthy, is that it? 1462 01:08:04.036 --> 01:08:06.343 - I just want you to make a stronger effort 1463 01:08:06.430 --> 01:08:08.345 to be part of the family, that's all. 1464 01:08:08.432 --> 01:08:10.782 - Sorry to be such a disappointment to you. 1465 01:08:10.869 --> 01:08:13.785 - Hey, look at me, look at me. 1466 01:08:13.872 --> 01:08:15.656 That is not how I feel. 1467 01:08:15.743 --> 01:08:17.005 You are my son. 1468 01:08:17.093 --> 01:08:18.529 - Just not the one you wanted. 1469 01:08:18.616 --> 01:08:20.226 - What? 1470 01:08:20.313 --> 01:08:22.010 - That's why you went out and found another one, isn't it? 1471 01:08:22.098 --> 01:08:23.534 That's why you went out and got Jack, 1472 01:08:23.621 --> 01:08:25.710 only I guess he didn't fit the bill either. 1473 01:08:25.797 --> 01:08:26.667 - Is that what you think? 1474 01:08:26.754 --> 01:08:28.060 - Now you've got Finch. 1475 01:08:28.147 --> 01:08:29.627 You've finally found your kind of kid. 1476 01:08:29.714 --> 01:08:30.671 Now you guys can go fishing 1477 01:08:30.758 --> 01:08:32.238 and write best sellers together. 1478 01:08:32.325 --> 01:08:33.326 - Toby. 1479 01:08:34.240 --> 01:08:37.069 [phone ringing] 1480 01:08:38.288 --> 01:08:39.593 Yeah? 1481 01:08:39.680 --> 01:08:40.855 - [Janelle] Keith, we have a problem. 1482 01:08:42.335 --> 01:08:43.380 - Come on, Drake. 1483 01:08:43.467 --> 01:08:44.511 You can't get out of it? 1484 01:08:44.598 --> 01:08:46.122 We've had this plan for awhile. 1485 01:08:47.993 --> 01:08:51.997 Okay look, this isn't about what happened at school, right? 1486 01:08:53.955 --> 01:08:56.001 Yeah, no, I get it. 1487 01:08:56.088 --> 01:08:57.263 Maybe a movie on Sunday? 1488 01:08:59.352 --> 01:09:01.137 Yeah, sure, some other time then. 1489 01:09:07.752 --> 01:09:09.580 [Dramatic music] 1490 01:09:30.818 --> 01:09:32.168 - Marguerite. 1491 01:09:32.255 --> 01:09:33.995 - Janelle. 1492 01:09:34.082 --> 01:09:36.041 - Listen, there's something wrong here. 1493 01:09:36.128 --> 01:09:38.261 Something is off about this whole thing. 1494 01:09:38.348 --> 01:09:41.568 - Look Janelle, this really isn't your call to make. 1495 01:09:41.655 --> 01:09:44.136 Finch's mother insisted on temporary custody 1496 01:09:44.223 --> 01:09:45.529 until the hearing. 1497 01:09:45.616 --> 01:09:46.660 The judge is granting it. 1498 01:09:46.747 --> 01:09:48.314 - But why so fast? 1499 01:09:48.401 --> 01:09:51.230 She hasn't shown any interest in him since he was born 1500 01:09:51.317 --> 01:09:54.015 and now all of a sudden she can't live a day without him. 1501 01:09:54.102 --> 01:09:56.017 - Maybe she didn't know where he was. 1502 01:09:56.104 --> 01:09:58.194 - He was right where she abandoned him. 1503 01:09:58.281 --> 01:10:00.892 - Maybe she finally has her life in a good place 1504 01:10:00.979 --> 01:10:02.850 and can support him. 1505 01:10:02.937 --> 01:10:03.982 - Has she been in jail? 1506 01:10:05.113 --> 01:10:06.506 - You know I can't answer that. 1507 01:10:06.593 --> 01:10:09.205 - But you said she came here with two attorneys. 1508 01:10:09.292 --> 01:10:12.338 Who hires two attorneys for a family custody hearing? 1509 01:10:12.425 --> 01:10:14.688 - I can't say anything more. 1510 01:10:14.775 --> 01:10:17.038 - She's either ridiculously rich 1511 01:10:17.125 --> 01:10:20.346 or someone else is helping her out, a family member. 1512 01:10:20.433 --> 01:10:22.435 - Janelle, I cannot talk to you about this. 1513 01:10:22.522 --> 01:10:24.002 - How was she dressed? 1514 01:10:24.089 --> 01:10:25.264 Was she really put together? 1515 01:10:25.351 --> 01:10:26.744 - Janelle. 1516 01:10:26.831 --> 01:10:28.267 - I'm not asking for state secrets here. 1517 01:10:28.354 --> 01:10:30.487 I'm asking you woman to woman. 1518 01:10:30.574 --> 01:10:32.053 Did she look like she had money? 1519 01:10:33.403 --> 01:10:35.100 - No. 1520 01:10:35.187 --> 01:10:39.060 - Then how can she hire a team of attorneys? 1521 01:10:39.147 --> 01:10:40.975 - Are we done here, detective? 1522 01:10:42.194 --> 01:10:43.326 - Yeah. 1523 01:10:43.413 --> 01:10:45.328 No one more thing. 1524 01:10:45.415 --> 01:10:47.025 When she came into your office, 1525 01:10:47.112 --> 01:10:50.333 was she calm and composed or fidgety and nervous? 1526 01:10:50.420 --> 01:10:53.031 - I'd say more nervous, but that's not uncommon. 1527 01:10:53.118 --> 01:10:56.817 - Okay, a picture is starting to take shape here. 1528 01:10:56.904 --> 01:10:59.037 The mother is not driving this. 1529 01:10:59.124 --> 01:11:02.214 The attorneys are bringing her along, but why? 1530 01:11:02.301 --> 01:11:04.608 - I'm leaving now. 1531 01:11:04.695 --> 01:11:07.654 Who would stand to gain anything monetarily 1532 01:11:07.741 --> 01:11:09.830 from Finch living with his mother? 1533 01:11:09.917 --> 01:11:11.267 He has nothing of value. 1534 01:11:11.354 --> 01:11:13.094 Believe me, I saw the cabin. 1535 01:11:17.664 --> 01:11:21.015 Marguerite, did the Whittaker's own the land 1536 01:11:21.102 --> 01:11:24.932 up on Briar Rock or were they just squatters? 1537 01:11:25.019 --> 01:11:26.282 - I have no idea. 1538 01:11:27.457 --> 01:11:29.067 - It's time to do some digging. 1539 01:11:30.416 --> 01:11:32.549 - We never had this conversation. 1540 01:11:34.464 --> 01:11:36.988 - If two women discussing another woman's outfit is illegal, 1541 01:11:37.075 --> 01:11:40.034 half the women in the world would be in jail right now. 1542 01:11:40.121 --> 01:11:43.603 - Remind me to never get on your bad side. 1543 01:12:00.925 --> 01:12:03.449 [ominous music] 1544 01:12:17.811 --> 01:12:19.204 - The treehouse. 1545 01:12:20.248 --> 01:12:22.729 [dark music] 1546 01:12:38.049 --> 01:12:39.659 What are you doing? 1547 01:12:39.746 --> 01:12:42.009 - Just burning some trash. 1548 01:12:44.360 --> 01:12:46.666 - My bird, it was on the porch. 1549 01:12:46.753 --> 01:12:47.493 Have you seen it? 1550 01:12:49.887 --> 01:12:50.757 - Why are you here? 1551 01:12:52.237 --> 01:12:53.020 This isn't your home. 1552 01:12:54.935 --> 01:12:57.851 The worst day of my life is the day you showed up here. 1553 01:12:57.938 --> 01:12:59.331 If it weren't for you, 1554 01:12:59.418 --> 01:13:01.681 the kids at school wouldn't be mad at me, 1555 01:13:01.768 --> 01:13:03.814 Drake wouldn't be mad at me, 1556 01:13:03.901 --> 01:13:05.381 Dad would still have his book. 1557 01:13:07.295 --> 01:13:09.123 The bird made a good starter. 1558 01:13:13.084 --> 01:13:14.999 - That was my gran's bird. 1559 01:13:16.740 --> 01:13:18.350 Why would you do that? 1560 01:13:18.437 --> 01:13:20.221 - I had to start the fire with something. 1561 01:13:21.397 --> 01:13:23.137 How else could I burn your book? 1562 01:13:24.835 --> 01:13:26.706 - You burned my journal? 1563 01:13:26.793 --> 01:13:28.795 - Only seemed fair that if Dad should lose his book, 1564 01:13:28.882 --> 01:13:30.580 you should lose yours. 1565 01:13:32.277 --> 01:13:33.626 Come on hillbilly, hit me. 1566 01:13:35.149 --> 01:13:36.977 Let's show everyone what you're really made of. 1567 01:13:38.022 --> 01:13:40.198 What, you miss your family? 1568 01:13:41.242 --> 01:13:43.593 Now you know how I feel. 1569 01:13:43.680 --> 01:13:44.594 - No, I don't. 1570 01:13:46.204 --> 01:13:47.510 My family was taken from me. 1571 01:13:48.989 --> 01:13:50.991 You're just walking away from yours. 1572 01:13:52.166 --> 01:13:54.691 [dark music] 1573 01:13:58.042 --> 01:13:59.435 [fire crackling] 1574 01:14:32.685 --> 01:14:34.078 - Finch! - Finch! 1575 01:14:36.210 --> 01:14:37.821 - [Janelle] Finch! 1576 01:14:56.753 --> 01:14:58.972 - Hey Finch, can we talk to you for a minute? 1577 01:15:00.583 --> 01:15:01.279 - Sure. 1578 01:15:02.672 --> 01:15:06.023 - I received some information. 1579 01:15:07.111 --> 01:15:08.286 It's about your mother. 1580 01:15:09.113 --> 01:15:11.158 - My mom? 1581 01:15:11.245 --> 01:15:13.770 - She came to CPS looking for you. 1582 01:15:13.857 --> 01:15:16.337 She's very interested in meeting you. 1583 01:15:16.424 --> 01:15:17.208 - She did? 1584 01:15:18.862 --> 01:15:21.168 - Now we don't know anything about her 1585 01:15:21.255 --> 01:15:23.083 and we're not sure why she's back right now, 1586 01:15:23.170 --> 01:15:25.129 but we thought it'd be good 1587 01:15:25.216 --> 01:15:27.566 if you met her and hear what she had to say. 1588 01:15:29.394 --> 01:15:32.266 - She wants you to come live with her, Finch. 1589 01:15:36.183 --> 01:15:36.923 - [Keith] Are you okay? 1590 01:15:38.925 --> 01:15:40.536 - Live with my mom? 1591 01:15:40.623 --> 01:15:43.016 - Yes, but nothing is definite. 1592 01:15:43.103 --> 01:15:45.105 If you meet her and don't want to go with her, 1593 01:15:45.192 --> 01:15:47.151 we will fight it with everything we have. 1594 01:15:47.238 --> 01:15:48.239 - We don't want you to live with her 1595 01:15:48.326 --> 01:15:49.675 unless it's what you want. 1596 01:15:53.505 --> 01:15:54.288 - Okay. 1597 01:15:57.117 --> 01:15:58.336 When will I see her? 1598 01:16:00.817 --> 01:16:01.992 - Tomorrow. 1599 01:16:02.079 --> 01:16:02.993 - Tomorrow? 1600 01:16:05.082 --> 01:16:09.042 I have school tomorrow and I have to get homework done 1601 01:16:09.129 --> 01:16:12.393 and I promised Jack I'd make him a table for the tree house. 1602 01:16:12.480 --> 01:16:14.352 - I know it's a lot to think about. 1603 01:16:14.439 --> 01:16:17.137 - You don't have to decide anything right now. 1604 01:16:17.224 --> 01:16:19.313 You can take your time and think about it. 1605 01:16:22.839 --> 01:16:23.579 - Yeah. 1606 01:16:28.148 --> 01:16:30.716 Can I be alone for a minute? 1607 01:16:30.803 --> 01:16:32.588 - Yes, of course. 1608 01:16:51.650 --> 01:16:54.697 So it turns out the Whittaker's weren't squatters. 1609 01:16:54.784 --> 01:16:57.177 They owned the 125 acres of land 1610 01:16:57.264 --> 01:16:59.179 on top of Briar Rock Mountain. 1611 01:16:59.266 --> 01:17:01.921 Jeremiah Whitaker inherited it in 1952 1612 01:17:02.008 --> 01:17:04.358 and now it belongs to Finch, 1613 01:17:04.445 --> 01:17:07.274 well to his guardian anyway, until he turns 18. 1614 01:17:07.361 --> 01:17:09.059 - Oh, that's great. 1615 01:17:09.146 --> 01:17:11.017 That much land must be worth a couple hundred thousand 1616 01:17:11.104 --> 01:17:11.975 in today's money. 1617 01:17:12.062 --> 01:17:14.107 - Try 2.5 million. 1618 01:17:14.194 --> 01:17:15.805 - Million? 1619 01:17:15.892 --> 01:17:17.284 - That's how much Alpha Gas offered the Whittakers for it 1620 01:17:17.371 --> 01:17:18.808 before they died. 1621 01:17:18.895 --> 01:17:20.984 Apparently that land is prime for fracking. 1622 01:17:21.071 --> 01:17:23.987 - Finch is worth $2.5 million? 1623 01:17:24.074 --> 01:17:27.599 - No, his guardian is until he turns 18. 1624 01:17:27.686 --> 01:17:28.948 And guess who knows about it? 1625 01:17:29.035 --> 01:17:29.819 - No. 1626 01:17:29.906 --> 01:17:31.168 - Enter his mother, 1627 01:17:31.255 --> 01:17:33.692 armed to the teeth with expensive lawyers. 1628 01:17:33.779 --> 01:17:35.128 - Poor Finch. 1629 01:17:35.215 --> 01:17:36.782 - Judge Raymond is gonna get an earful 1630 01:17:36.869 --> 01:17:38.175 about this at the hearing. 1631 01:17:38.262 --> 01:17:40.133 - You can't say anything about this. 1632 01:17:40.220 --> 01:17:41.787 - I most certainly can. 1633 01:17:41.874 --> 01:17:43.484 - No, you can't. 1634 01:17:43.571 --> 01:17:44.747 Think about Finch. 1635 01:17:44.834 --> 01:17:46.313 What would it do to him? 1636 01:17:46.400 --> 01:17:48.185 His mother comes back into his life 1637 01:17:48.272 --> 01:17:51.362 and you're going to tell him she's only here for his money? 1638 01:17:51.449 --> 01:17:53.059 And what if she isn't? 1639 01:17:53.146 --> 01:17:55.061 - Why else would she suddenly show up? 1640 01:17:55.148 --> 01:17:57.020 - We don't really know why she's back. 1641 01:17:57.107 --> 01:17:58.674 She may really want to be with him. 1642 01:18:00.240 --> 01:18:01.764 We can't interfere in their relationship 1643 01:18:01.851 --> 01:18:03.200 based solely on a hunch. 1644 01:18:03.287 --> 01:18:05.855 - Keith, I don't want her to hurt him. 1645 01:18:05.942 --> 01:18:08.335 - We may not be able to stop that. 1646 01:18:08.422 --> 01:18:10.860 - Well I can't just stand by and let it happen. 1647 01:18:11.991 --> 01:18:13.166 What is that? 1648 01:18:13.253 --> 01:18:14.167 What are you looking at? 1649 01:18:14.254 --> 01:18:15.603 - Toby's grades. 1650 01:18:15.691 --> 01:18:17.344 He's failing three classes. 1651 01:18:19.956 --> 01:18:23.699 - He's pulling away from everything, school, us. 1652 01:18:23.786 --> 01:18:25.048 - It's my fault. 1653 01:18:25.135 --> 01:18:26.179 He thinks I'm disappointed in him. 1654 01:18:26.266 --> 01:18:27.572 - But that's not true. 1655 01:18:27.659 --> 01:18:29.443 - I know, but I haven't done enough 1656 01:18:29.530 --> 01:18:30.706 to convince him otherwise. 1657 01:18:32.403 --> 01:18:35.580 - Sometimes it's hard for him to let people love him. 1658 01:18:35.667 --> 01:18:38.061 He's always been so critical of himself. 1659 01:18:39.410 --> 01:18:41.325 He's like his father that way. 1660 01:18:44.589 --> 01:18:45.546 You'll talk to him? 1661 01:18:47.679 --> 01:18:48.462 - Yeah. 1662 01:18:52.118 --> 01:18:53.903 [Crickets chirping] 1663 01:18:56.862 --> 01:18:59.430 - [Lisa] I don't think you're supposed to be up there. 1664 01:19:00.823 --> 01:19:03.347 - I think better up here. 1665 01:19:03.434 --> 01:19:05.088 - Thinking about your mom? 1666 01:19:08.656 --> 01:19:11.485 Do you remember anything about her? 1667 01:19:11.572 --> 01:19:13.139 - Not really. 1668 01:19:13.226 --> 01:19:17.753 Every time that I think that I can see her face, 1669 01:19:18.797 --> 01:19:20.016 I wonder if it's really her. 1670 01:19:21.931 --> 01:19:24.150 Maybe it's just something I'm making up in my head. 1671 01:19:25.586 --> 01:19:27.066 - Are you going to live with her? 1672 01:19:29.895 --> 01:19:30.853 - I guess that I should. 1673 01:19:32.289 --> 01:19:33.638 - You could just stay here with us. 1674 01:19:33.725 --> 01:19:34.639 Mom and dad would let you, 1675 01:19:34.726 --> 01:19:35.683 I heard them say so. 1676 01:19:35.771 --> 01:19:37.250 - They did? 1677 01:19:37.337 --> 01:19:38.991 - Sure, just tell them that's what you want. 1678 01:19:39.078 --> 01:19:41.602 - You see, that's the problem, 1679 01:19:41.689 --> 01:19:43.735 it's not about what I want, 1680 01:19:45.128 --> 01:19:47.434 it's about what God wants for me. 1681 01:19:47.521 --> 01:19:49.393 - Doesn't God care how you feel about it? 1682 01:19:51.438 --> 01:19:53.223 - Well I reckon he does. 1683 01:19:55.355 --> 01:19:58.968 But he knows what's best for me better than I do. 1684 01:20:00.578 --> 01:20:02.188 - Well, I'm gonna tell him it makes you sad 1685 01:20:02.275 --> 01:20:05.148 and all he has to do to fix it is let you stay. 1686 01:20:05.235 --> 01:20:06.410 Then you'll be happy again. 1687 01:20:09.239 --> 01:20:11.632 - Sometimes he chooses not to fix things 1688 01:20:13.069 --> 01:20:14.635 and I have to be okay with that too. 1689 01:20:16.072 --> 01:20:18.074 - Even if it means you have to leave? 1690 01:20:20.728 --> 01:20:22.078 - Whatever it means. 1691 01:20:25.124 --> 01:20:28.171 I've put my trust in Jesus my whole life. 1692 01:20:29.172 --> 01:20:30.521 He hasn't let me down yet. 1693 01:20:33.524 --> 01:20:35.221 If he says that I need to go, 1694 01:20:37.049 --> 01:20:38.442 then I should joyfully. 1695 01:20:40.400 --> 01:20:43.055 - Is this one of those trials that makes you stronger? 1696 01:20:47.494 --> 01:20:49.801 - I think so. 1697 01:20:49.888 --> 01:20:51.281 - I don't like them very much. 1698 01:20:53.457 --> 01:20:56.286 [sad music] 1699 01:20:56.373 --> 01:20:57.374 - Me neither. 1700 01:21:06.296 --> 01:21:08.472 - Hey, are you still okay with this? 1701 01:21:08.559 --> 01:21:09.865 - Yes ma'am. 1702 01:21:09.952 --> 01:21:11.562 - If you need anything, we're right here. 1703 01:21:11.649 --> 01:21:12.868 We're not going anywhere. 1704 01:21:12.955 --> 01:21:14.347 - Anytime you want to leave, 1705 01:21:14.434 --> 01:21:16.132 just let us know and we'll come get you. 1706 01:21:17.263 --> 01:21:19.396 - Thank you both for everything. 1707 01:21:23.835 --> 01:21:25.881 - [Keith] Come on, let's move a little further away. 1708 01:21:25.968 --> 01:21:27.447 - No, he might need us. 1709 01:21:27.534 --> 01:21:30.015 - We can't just stand here and stare at them. 1710 01:21:30.102 --> 01:21:31.364 - He might need us. 1711 01:21:32.844 --> 01:21:33.627 - There's a bench over there. 1712 01:21:33.714 --> 01:21:34.672 Come on. 1713 01:21:43.899 --> 01:21:47.990 - Oh, I never dreamed you'd get so tall and handsome. 1714 01:21:48.077 --> 01:21:48.599 Look at you. 1715 01:21:50.122 --> 01:21:52.255 I've missed so much of your growing up. 1716 01:21:52.342 --> 01:21:53.865 - Why don't we step over here 1717 01:21:53.952 --> 01:21:55.084 and let them speak alone for a moment? 1718 01:21:55.171 --> 01:21:56.476 - It's all right. 1719 01:21:56.563 --> 01:21:59.001 Mr. Billings and his associate represent me. 1720 01:21:59.088 --> 01:22:01.481 - You need attorneys to speak with your son? 1721 01:22:01.568 --> 01:22:03.092 - Of course not. 1722 01:22:03.179 --> 01:22:05.921 I just say the silliest things sometimes. 1723 01:22:06.008 --> 01:22:07.879 And I wouldn't want to say or do anything 1724 01:22:07.966 --> 01:22:10.969 that might mess up my chances of getting my baby boy back. 1725 01:22:24.243 --> 01:22:27.029 - I haven't been a baby for a long time. 1726 01:22:27.116 --> 01:22:28.508 - Of course you haven't. 1727 01:22:28.595 --> 01:22:30.119 You're practically a man now. 1728 01:22:36.168 --> 01:22:40.042 - Can we just talk alone, mom? 1729 01:22:41.304 --> 01:22:42.827 - Maybe next time Finch. 1730 01:22:44.046 --> 01:22:45.482 Besides, when this is all over, 1731 01:22:45.569 --> 01:22:47.527 we'll have plenty of time to talk alone. 1732 01:22:49.007 --> 01:22:52.228 So tell me, do you like school? 1733 01:22:52.315 --> 01:22:53.969 What subject is your favorite? 1734 01:22:54.056 --> 01:22:57.407 - I like English, literature especially. 1735 01:22:57.494 --> 01:22:59.757 - I never cared much for reading books. 1736 01:22:59.844 --> 01:23:02.064 I'm really more of a magazine girl myself. 1737 01:23:02.151 --> 01:23:04.022 I just love looking at the pictures 1738 01:23:04.109 --> 01:23:05.632 and hearing about all the Hollywood stars 1739 01:23:05.719 --> 01:23:07.243 and their glamorous lives. 1740 01:23:07.330 --> 01:23:08.766 With your good looks, 1741 01:23:08.853 --> 01:23:10.811 you could be an actor in Hollywood movies. 1742 01:23:10.898 --> 01:23:12.639 And then you could be one of those stars 1743 01:23:12.726 --> 01:23:15.991 that takes his mom as a date to the Academy Awards show. 1744 01:23:16.078 --> 01:23:17.905 - I just saw my first movie the other day. 1745 01:23:17.993 --> 01:23:19.516 - Your first movie? 1746 01:23:19.603 --> 01:23:21.170 Who's ever heard of a 16 year old, 1747 01:23:21.257 --> 01:23:23.128 who hasn't been to a movie? 1748 01:23:23.215 --> 01:23:25.522 - They didn't have movies up on Briar Rock. 1749 01:23:27.915 --> 01:23:31.049 - Finch, I never meant to leave you for so long. 1750 01:23:31.136 --> 01:23:34.139 I just, well, I had to take care of some things 1751 01:23:34.226 --> 01:23:36.185 before I could come back and get you. 1752 01:23:36.272 --> 01:23:37.229 - What kind of things? 1753 01:23:38.274 --> 01:23:39.884 - Important grownup things. 1754 01:23:41.538 --> 01:23:44.106 - Well you just said that I was practically grown. 1755 01:23:44.193 --> 01:23:45.498 I'd like to know 1756 01:23:45.585 --> 01:23:47.326 what kind of things you had to take care of. 1757 01:23:47.413 --> 01:23:49.154 - Finch, I saw to it 1758 01:23:49.241 --> 01:23:51.374 that you had kind folks to look after you 1759 01:23:51.461 --> 01:23:53.985 and that is so much more than I ever had. 1760 01:23:54.072 --> 01:23:57.075 I have been fending for myself for a long time, 1761 01:23:57.162 --> 01:23:58.598 but not anymore. 1762 01:23:58.685 --> 01:24:00.383 Now I have Mr. Billings taking care of my business 1763 01:24:00.470 --> 01:24:01.862 and you to look after me 1764 01:24:01.949 --> 01:24:04.039 and I won't ever have to be alone again 1765 01:24:04.126 --> 01:24:06.998 because you'll be there right by my side. 1766 01:24:07.085 --> 01:24:08.695 Isn't that right, sugar, 1767 01:24:08.782 --> 01:24:10.480 just you and me taking on the world? 1768 01:24:11.437 --> 01:24:12.525 - Yes, ma'am. 1769 01:24:12.612 --> 01:24:14.136 - Well aren't you good mannered? 1770 01:24:14.223 --> 01:24:15.528 Someone raised you right. 1771 01:24:15.615 --> 01:24:17.095 - The Whittaker's raised me. 1772 01:24:17.182 --> 01:24:17.965 - The Whittaker's? 1773 01:24:19.358 --> 01:24:22.231 - Jeremiah and Lila Mae Whittaker. 1774 01:24:22.318 --> 01:24:25.060 That's who was taking care of you when you left me. 1775 01:24:25.147 --> 01:24:27.627 - Finch, let's not dwell on the past. 1776 01:24:27.714 --> 01:24:29.151 It's all so sad. 1777 01:24:29.238 --> 01:24:31.109 Let's just keep our eyes on the future. 1778 01:24:31.196 --> 01:24:32.763 Tomorrow, you'll come live with me. 1779 01:24:34.460 --> 01:24:37.376 Now, my house is just a little bump in the road right now 1780 01:24:37.463 --> 01:24:39.117 but as soon as we sign a few pieces of paper, 1781 01:24:39.204 --> 01:24:40.510 we'll have plenty of money 1782 01:24:40.597 --> 01:24:43.078 to buy a nice big studio apartment downtown, 1783 01:24:43.165 --> 01:24:45.167 right where all the action is. 1784 01:24:45.254 --> 01:24:50.215 - I was hoping we could go to the mountain, up to the cabin. 1785 01:24:50.302 --> 01:24:52.130 I can show you where I grew up and- 1786 01:24:52.217 --> 01:24:56.395 - Oh honey, that old rickety dump won't be there anymore. 1787 01:24:56.482 --> 01:24:58.136 - What? 1788 01:24:58.223 --> 01:25:00.443 - I mean we won't be there anymore 1789 01:25:00.530 --> 01:25:03.837 because we'll be out doing exciting new things. 1790 01:25:03.924 --> 01:25:07.145 It's time for you and me to get out and see the world. 1791 01:25:07.232 --> 01:25:09.974 Oh... it's hot out here. 1792 01:25:11.497 --> 01:25:13.673 I have to get into some air conditioning 1793 01:25:13.760 --> 01:25:15.371 before my makeup melts off my face. 1794 01:25:15.458 --> 01:25:16.720 I'll see you tomorrow. 1795 01:25:16.807 --> 01:25:17.634 Mr. Billings? 1796 01:25:18.983 --> 01:25:20.419 - I'm not sure I want to go. 1797 01:25:20.506 --> 01:25:22.204 - What? 1798 01:25:22.291 --> 01:25:24.249 - I might rather stay with the Brennan's for awhile 1799 01:25:24.336 --> 01:25:25.990 just until the hearing. 1800 01:25:26.077 --> 01:25:28.862 - Well, I'm sorry, dear, but that's not the plan. 1801 01:25:28.949 --> 01:25:30.995 The judge says you'll stay with me until the hearing. 1802 01:25:31.082 --> 01:25:33.519 - I don't think I want to. 1803 01:25:33.606 --> 01:25:35.652 - Well, I'm not asking you what you want. 1804 01:25:35.739 --> 01:25:39.003 I'm telling you as your mother I know what's best for you. 1805 01:25:39.090 --> 01:25:40.961 You believe in the good book, don't you? 1806 01:25:41.048 --> 01:25:42.659 - Yes, ma'am. 1807 01:25:42.746 --> 01:25:46.010 - Well, it says honor thy father and thy mother. 1808 01:25:47.272 --> 01:25:48.404 Well, I'm your mother, 1809 01:25:48.491 --> 01:25:50.014 so you have to do what I say. 1810 01:25:52.756 --> 01:25:54.061 - Yes, ma'am. 1811 01:25:54.149 --> 01:25:55.280 - That's better. 1812 01:25:56.629 --> 01:25:58.153 See you tomorrow. 1813 01:25:58.240 --> 01:26:00.459 - You're still allowed another 30 minutes, Miss Hague. 1814 01:26:00.546 --> 01:26:01.634 - We'll talk more next time. 1815 01:26:01.721 --> 01:26:02.809 It's just too hot out. 1816 01:26:02.896 --> 01:26:04.159 Bye sweetie see you soon. 1817 01:26:24.527 --> 01:26:27.356 - So what do you think? 1818 01:26:30.315 --> 01:26:31.577 - I don't know. 1819 01:26:38.149 --> 01:26:40.456 - Do you want to see her again? 1820 01:26:44.155 --> 01:26:45.852 - I'm going to live with her. 1821 01:26:56.123 --> 01:26:57.168 - Okay. 1822 01:27:01.477 --> 01:27:03.522 - Are you sure that's what you want? 1823 01:27:05.089 --> 01:27:08.875 You could take some more time to think about it. 1824 01:27:12.879 --> 01:27:15.099 - Thinking about it won't change anything. 1825 01:27:18.320 --> 01:27:21.018 [gentle music] 1826 01:27:25.022 --> 01:27:25.588 - All right then. 1827 01:27:27.067 --> 01:27:28.634 When we get back, I'll call the judge 1828 01:27:28.721 --> 01:27:31.681 and let him know what you want to do. 1829 01:27:45.564 --> 01:27:49.176 ♪ Should the morning last forever ♪ 1830 01:27:49.264 --> 01:27:53.703 ♪ Waking till the end of time ♪ 1831 01:27:55.226 --> 01:27:58.708 ♪ With a washed out woven canvas ♪ 1832 01:27:58.795 --> 01:28:03.408 ♪ Cleansing through my worn out mind ♪ 1833 01:28:03.495 --> 01:28:07.282 ♪ With the dead of night inside ♪ 1834 01:28:07.369 --> 01:28:12.287 ♪ But sunlight peeking through my blinds ♪ 1835 01:28:14.550 --> 01:28:18.771 ♪ Should the morning last forever ♪ 1836 01:28:18.858 --> 01:28:22.601 ♪ Well then maybe I'd be fine ♪ 1837 01:28:40.793 --> 01:28:43.666 ♪ Should the morning last forever ♪ 1838 01:28:43.753 --> 01:28:48.235 ♪ I'd wait till the end of time ♪ 1839 01:28:48.323 --> 01:28:52.544 ♪ When that washed out canvas cleanses ♪ 1840 01:28:52.631 --> 01:28:57.593 ♪ Well it could leave me blind ♪ 1841 01:29:00.509 --> 01:29:03.990 ♪ When the dead of night's inside ♪ 1842 01:29:04.077 --> 01:29:08.734 ♪ Well that's when stars ♪ come out to shine ♪ 1843 01:29:10.345 --> 01:29:14.436 ♪ Should the morning last forever ♪ 1844 01:29:15.654 --> 01:29:17.656 - Jack and I made this for you, 1845 01:29:19.266 --> 01:29:21.007 you know, so you won't forget. 1846 01:29:22.095 --> 01:29:24.446 - There's no chance of that. 1847 01:29:24.533 --> 01:29:25.316 Thank you. 1848 01:29:51.124 --> 01:29:52.299 Oh... 1849 01:29:57.174 --> 01:29:59.132 I finished it. 1850 01:29:59.219 --> 01:30:00.569 - It's yours. 1851 01:30:00.656 --> 01:30:01.700 You should read it again. 1852 01:30:01.787 --> 01:30:03.310 It's even better the second time. 1853 01:30:11.014 --> 01:30:13.103 [soft music] 1854 01:30:34.951 --> 01:30:38.171 ♪ When the sun is passing over ♪ 1855 01:30:38.258 --> 01:30:41.653 ♪ That's the brightest it can shine ♪ 1856 01:30:41.740 --> 01:30:44.047 ♪ And then when it's setting down ♪ 1857 01:30:44.134 --> 01:30:47.659 ♪ The colors blaze and taste like wine ♪ 1858 01:30:47.746 --> 01:30:49.444 ♪ And then when it's gone ♪ 1859 01:30:49.531 --> 01:30:53.186 ♪ It shines through moonlight ♪ 1860 01:30:53.273 --> 01:30:58.191 ♪ Reminding me she's fine ♪ 1861 01:30:59.889 --> 01:31:03.022 ♪ Okay ♪ 1862 01:31:03.109 --> 01:31:06.461 ♪ Nothing lasts forever ♪ 1863 01:31:20.475 --> 01:31:22.477 [Crickets chirping] 1864 01:31:32.269 --> 01:31:33.836 - I've got to get out of these shoes. 1865 01:31:33.923 --> 01:31:34.967 My feet are killing me. 1866 01:31:37.970 --> 01:31:41.060 Come on boy, unless you plan on sleeping in the car. 1867 01:31:50.983 --> 01:31:52.811 Oh, there's no room for that thing in here. 1868 01:31:52.898 --> 01:31:54.944 Just come back and get what you want later. 1869 01:32:10.612 --> 01:32:11.656 Home sweet home. 1870 01:32:13.266 --> 01:32:15.094 I know it's not the palace you're used to, 1871 01:32:15.181 --> 01:32:16.400 but make yourself at home. 1872 01:32:18.707 --> 01:32:19.795 Eat whatever you like. 1873 01:32:45.603 --> 01:32:47.344 I have to go see after a business matter. 1874 01:32:47.431 --> 01:32:48.954 - You're leaving? 1875 01:32:49.041 --> 01:32:50.565 - Well I told you mama's got things to take care of. 1876 01:32:50.652 --> 01:32:51.391 - I can come with you. 1877 01:32:51.478 --> 01:32:52.262 - Not this time. 1878 01:33:15.894 --> 01:33:18.027 [Ominous music] 1879 01:33:20.116 --> 01:33:21.770 - Jess, get out here. 1880 01:33:25.077 --> 01:33:26.992 [banging] 1881 01:33:27.079 --> 01:33:29.429 Don't mess with me, I'm not in the mood. 1882 01:33:35.044 --> 01:33:35.958 Who are you? 1883 01:33:36.045 --> 01:33:37.002 - I'm Finch. 1884 01:33:37.089 --> 01:33:37.829 - Where's Jessica? 1885 01:33:37.916 --> 01:33:38.656 - She's not here. 1886 01:33:41.659 --> 01:33:42.442 You her boy? 1887 01:33:44.749 --> 01:33:45.881 She said she had a kid, but I didn't believe her. 1888 01:33:47.447 --> 01:33:49.711 Don't believe much what comes out of her mouth. 1889 01:33:51.147 --> 01:33:53.802 She's telling the truth about you though, 1890 01:33:53.889 --> 01:33:55.020 you look just like her. 1891 01:33:57.196 --> 01:33:59.068 How old are you, boy? 1892 01:33:59.155 --> 01:33:59.938 - I'm 16. 1893 01:34:00.809 --> 01:34:02.637 - Minor, huh? 1894 01:34:02.724 --> 01:34:05.204 All right then, that'll do, 1895 01:34:06.249 --> 01:34:07.424 that'll do very nicely. 1896 01:34:08.947 --> 01:34:10.645 You see your mama, she owes me some money 1897 01:34:12.211 --> 01:34:14.736 and I don't think I'm gonna get that money back. 1898 01:34:14.823 --> 01:34:17.390 I do got some work you can do for me though 1899 01:34:17.477 --> 01:34:19.175 earn that money back. 1900 01:34:19.262 --> 01:34:20.655 Wouldn't that be the right thing to do, 1901 01:34:20.742 --> 01:34:21.481 earn that money back for your mama? 1902 01:34:21.568 --> 01:34:22.352 - Yes, sir. 1903 01:34:23.266 --> 01:34:24.049 - All right then. 1904 01:34:25.007 --> 01:34:26.312 Put your shoes on. 1905 01:34:26.399 --> 01:34:27.662 Get in the truck, let's get to work. 1906 01:34:27.749 --> 01:34:29.141 - Bobby, what are you doing here? 1907 01:34:29.228 --> 01:34:31.187 I told you I'd meet you at the truck stop. 1908 01:34:31.274 --> 01:34:32.710 - I was just chatting with your boy here 1909 01:34:32.797 --> 01:34:34.451 and he agreed to work off your debt. 1910 01:34:34.538 --> 01:34:37.062 - No, now get out of here. 1911 01:34:37.149 --> 01:34:38.803 You won't have anything to do with that boy. 1912 01:34:38.890 --> 01:34:40.239 He's off limits, you got that? 1913 01:34:40.326 --> 01:34:42.633 - I'm not waiting for the money anymore, Jess. 1914 01:34:42.720 --> 01:34:45.070 - You'll get your money double, 1915 01:34:45.157 --> 01:34:46.550 but I'll need another week. 1916 01:34:47.594 --> 01:34:49.074 - [Bobby] Double, yeah right? 1917 01:34:49.161 --> 01:34:50.554 Come on boy, hurry up. 1918 01:34:50.641 --> 01:34:54.819 - You will double, no triple, next week. 1919 01:34:54.906 --> 01:34:57.082 Pretty soon, money's not gonna be a problem for me anymore. 1920 01:34:57.169 --> 01:34:58.954 - [Bobby] You're a lousy liar, Jess, 1921 01:34:59.041 --> 01:34:59.998 you always have been. 1922 01:35:00.085 --> 01:35:01.783 - Laugh it up, Bobby. 1923 01:35:01.870 --> 01:35:04.437 But pretty soon, I'm not gonna need you anymore. 1924 01:35:04.524 --> 01:35:06.744 My son's got property worth millions 1925 01:35:06.831 --> 01:35:08.224 and after we sell it, 1926 01:35:08.311 --> 01:35:10.139 we're taking off and never looking back. 1927 01:35:11.531 --> 01:35:13.359 [Dramatic music] 1928 01:35:15.144 --> 01:35:17.189 - [Bobby] You're a dreamer, Jess, 1929 01:35:17.276 --> 01:35:19.104 with your heads all up in them clouds. 1930 01:35:21.106 --> 01:35:22.891 Dreaming gets people hurt. 1931 01:35:27.112 --> 01:35:30.028 Look, I'll give you a few more days 1932 01:35:30.115 --> 01:35:32.857 but if you don't come up with double what you owe me, 1933 01:35:32.944 --> 01:35:34.119 then the boy's mine. 1934 01:35:37.775 --> 01:35:39.777 Don't think about running off. 1935 01:35:39.864 --> 01:35:41.170 I will come find you. 1936 01:35:42.998 --> 01:35:44.129 [door slams] 1937 01:35:44.216 --> 01:35:46.001 [engine starts up] 1938 01:35:47.176 --> 01:35:48.960 - Finch, Finch. 1939 01:35:49.047 --> 01:35:51.136 [knocking on door] 1940 01:35:51.223 --> 01:35:53.051 Finch? 1941 01:35:53.138 --> 01:35:54.966 That man didn't hurt you did he? 1942 01:35:55.053 --> 01:35:56.620 Finch! 1943 01:35:56.707 --> 01:35:59.492 [banging on door] 1944 01:36:07.587 --> 01:36:09.415 [knocking] 1945 01:36:12.244 --> 01:36:15.030 - Hey, your mom and I have to go down to the courthouse 1946 01:36:15.117 --> 01:36:15.900 to sign some papers. 1947 01:36:17.336 --> 01:36:19.730 Finch's custody hearing is today. 1948 01:36:19.817 --> 01:36:22.080 Keep an eye out for Jack and Lisa? 1949 01:36:22.167 --> 01:36:22.907 - Yeah. 1950 01:36:29.174 --> 01:36:31.829 - Toby, about what you said the other day 1951 01:36:31.916 --> 01:36:33.091 about Jack and Finch, 1952 01:36:34.745 --> 01:36:39.054 I didn't know that's how you felt and I should have. 1953 01:36:39.141 --> 01:36:41.796 I should have paid more attention to you 1954 01:36:41.883 --> 01:36:44.624 and heard what you were trying to tell me in different ways. 1955 01:36:46.365 --> 01:36:48.498 Sometimes it has to be just us, doesn't it? 1956 01:36:51.022 --> 01:36:54.243 You have to know that you could never be replaced as my son. 1957 01:36:55.461 --> 01:36:57.028 I will always be proud of you. 1958 01:36:58.682 --> 01:36:59.814 - I'm not. 1959 01:37:06.995 --> 01:37:08.126 - That's Finch's journal. 1960 01:37:09.127 --> 01:37:10.259 - I took it from him. 1961 01:37:11.347 --> 01:37:12.696 I let him think I burned it. 1962 01:37:12.783 --> 01:37:14.176 - What? 1963 01:37:14.263 --> 01:37:16.004 - I was mad at him for losing your book, 1964 01:37:16.091 --> 01:37:18.658 so I let him think that he lost his. 1965 01:37:18.745 --> 01:37:20.095 - Toby. 1966 01:37:20.182 --> 01:37:22.314 - I thought he was taking everything from me, 1967 01:37:22.401 --> 01:37:26.536 my friends, my family, you. 1968 01:37:26.623 --> 01:37:28.146 - Hey, hey, 1969 01:37:29.844 --> 01:37:33.195 nobody's ever gonna take me away from you. 1970 01:37:35.197 --> 01:37:36.807 Last night, I looked through this 1971 01:37:36.894 --> 01:37:39.462 and I saw this Bible verse he wrote in the first page 1972 01:37:39.549 --> 01:37:41.638 about trials testing your faith 1973 01:37:41.725 --> 01:37:43.466 and making you more complete 1974 01:37:43.553 --> 01:37:44.946 and that people without faith, 1975 01:37:45.033 --> 01:37:47.339 just get tossed around by the wind. 1976 01:37:47.426 --> 01:37:48.993 And that's how I feel right now, 1977 01:37:49.080 --> 01:37:50.995 like my feet can't even find the ground. 1978 01:37:52.736 --> 01:37:55.086 - Yeah, I know that feeling. 1979 01:37:57.219 --> 01:38:00.265 I felt that way when I quit my job and started writing. 1980 01:38:00.352 --> 01:38:01.005 - Really? 1981 01:38:02.137 --> 01:38:03.878 - Everyone thought I was crazy 1982 01:38:03.965 --> 01:38:07.011 to leave something so sure for something so uncertain. 1983 01:38:08.491 --> 01:38:10.972 Except your mom, she believes in me. 1984 01:38:12.234 --> 01:38:13.235 - I do too. 1985 01:38:16.107 --> 01:38:19.067 - You know, I think we'll both feel more grounded 1986 01:38:19.154 --> 01:38:20.546 if we worry less 1987 01:38:20.633 --> 01:38:23.027 about what other people's opinions of us are 1988 01:38:23.114 --> 01:38:24.942 and focus more on God's. 1989 01:38:26.683 --> 01:38:28.903 - It can't be too good about me. 1990 01:38:28.990 --> 01:38:31.906 - Hey, you will always be his kind of kid. 1991 01:38:31.993 --> 01:38:33.908 Nothing you do will change that. 1992 01:38:39.783 --> 01:38:41.480 - I want to fix this. 1993 01:38:44.222 --> 01:38:45.745 - You could ask God. 1994 01:38:46.659 --> 01:38:48.792 Just keep it simple. 1995 01:38:50.228 --> 01:38:53.057 Many times he gives simple answers. 1996 01:38:55.233 --> 01:38:57.235 - You learned that from Finch, didn't you? 1997 01:38:58.193 --> 01:39:00.195 - His gran actually, 1998 01:39:00.282 --> 01:39:02.937 a woman I would never want to anger while she's knitting. 1999 01:39:07.376 --> 01:39:10.901 - Dad, I want to go to the courthouse with you 2000 01:39:10.988 --> 01:39:14.818 but I need a minute first to ask a question. 2001 01:39:16.994 --> 01:39:19.736 - Okay then, you take a minute, 2002 01:39:19.823 --> 01:39:20.824 I'll go get the car. 2003 01:39:23.783 --> 01:39:26.438 - And thanks for talking to me. 2004 01:39:29.180 --> 01:39:30.181 - Anytime. 2005 01:39:42.106 --> 01:39:45.544 - Your client is 20 minutes late to her own custody hearing. 2006 01:39:45.631 --> 01:39:49.070 Mr. Billings, any explanation? 2007 01:39:49.157 --> 01:39:52.073 - I'm sure there was just a traffic problem, your honor. 2008 01:39:52.160 --> 01:39:54.901 Perhaps we can reconvene tomorrow. 2009 01:39:54.989 --> 01:39:57.469 - I'm not your dentist, Mr. Billings. 2010 01:39:57.556 --> 01:40:00.472 I do not have another opening on my docket until July. 2011 01:40:00.559 --> 01:40:02.126 We can reconvene them. 2012 01:40:02.213 --> 01:40:04.781 - I don't believe that would be in the best interest 2013 01:40:04.868 --> 01:40:07.001 of the mother or the child. 2014 01:40:07.088 --> 01:40:08.350 - Mr. Billings. 2015 01:40:08.437 --> 01:40:09.481 [knocking] 2016 01:40:09.568 --> 01:40:11.222 - We can proceed, your honor. 2017 01:40:20.927 --> 01:40:22.320 You're late. 2018 01:40:22.407 --> 01:40:24.192 - She wouldn't come unless I got her a new dress. 2019 01:40:24.279 --> 01:40:26.194 [sighs] 2020 01:40:26.281 --> 01:40:28.370 - Nice of you to join us, Miss Hague. 2021 01:40:28.457 --> 01:40:29.371 - It's nice to be here. 2022 01:40:30.894 --> 01:40:32.461 - In the matter of custody 2023 01:40:32.548 --> 01:40:36.682 of the minor here after referred to as "Finch Whittaker." 2024 01:40:36.769 --> 01:40:37.857 - Hague. 2025 01:40:37.944 --> 01:40:39.424 - I'm sorry? 2026 01:40:39.511 --> 01:40:41.948 - Finch Hague, that's his name now. 2027 01:40:42.036 --> 01:40:42.993 - Miss Hague- 2028 01:40:43.080 --> 01:40:43.994 [knocking] 2029 01:40:44.081 --> 01:40:45.604 Were we expecting anyone else? 2030 01:40:47.215 --> 01:40:49.347 - Judge Raymond, I am so sorry to interrupt. 2031 01:40:49.434 --> 01:40:52.394 My husband, Keith and I are Finch's foster parents. 2032 01:40:52.481 --> 01:40:55.223 - Deputy Brennan, I appreciate you coming by, 2033 01:40:55.310 --> 01:40:56.789 but the foster parents 2034 01:40:56.876 --> 01:40:58.182 are not required to be here for this hearing. 2035 01:40:58.269 --> 01:41:00.054 You can sign your papers out front. 2036 01:41:00.141 --> 01:41:02.665 - If I could, there is something I, 2037 01:41:02.752 --> 01:41:04.797 my family and I would like to say. 2038 01:41:04.884 --> 01:41:06.277 - I object, your honor. 2039 01:41:06.364 --> 01:41:08.540 This woman has a personal interest in this matter 2040 01:41:08.627 --> 01:41:10.673 and would do anything to stop these proceedings. 2041 01:41:10.760 --> 01:41:12.022 - I'm afraid this really 2042 01:41:12.109 --> 01:41:13.763 isn't the appropriate time, Janelle. 2043 01:41:13.850 --> 01:41:15.199 It'll have to wait. 2044 01:41:15.286 --> 01:41:17.245 - It is very important that we speak to Finch. 2045 01:41:17.332 --> 01:41:19.247 - This isn't the time. 2046 01:41:19.334 --> 01:41:21.118 Who are all these people? 2047 01:41:21.205 --> 01:41:22.076 - This is my family. 2048 01:41:22.163 --> 01:41:24.034 - I object, your honor. 2049 01:41:24.121 --> 01:41:25.818 - Pipe down, we're not in court. 2050 01:41:25.905 --> 01:41:27.864 - Your honor, before you make a ruling, 2051 01:41:27.951 --> 01:41:30.736 Finch needs to know that we don't want him to go. 2052 01:41:30.823 --> 01:41:32.564 - You see Finch has become a part of our family 2053 01:41:32.651 --> 01:41:34.044 and we can't lose him. 2054 01:41:34.131 --> 01:41:35.915 - And I need him to teach me how to hunt. 2055 01:41:36.002 --> 01:41:38.004 - This is highly irregular. 2056 01:41:38.092 --> 01:41:40.137 - Your honor, I lied to him. 2057 01:41:40.224 --> 01:41:42.183 I told him that he didn't belong at our house 2058 01:41:42.270 --> 01:41:43.967 and that we weren't his family. 2059 01:41:44.054 --> 01:41:45.969 But in a way we kind of are. 2060 01:41:46.056 --> 01:41:47.666 You see, we fight like brothers. 2061 01:41:47.753 --> 01:41:50.626 I let him believe that I burned this, 2062 01:41:50.713 --> 01:41:53.107 but I was wrong about a lot of things, your honor. 2063 01:41:53.194 --> 01:41:55.109 So will you please tell Finch for me 2064 01:41:55.196 --> 01:41:56.806 how sorry I am 2065 01:41:56.893 --> 01:42:00.026 and that if he wants to stay with us, that's fine with me. 2066 01:42:00.114 --> 01:42:01.637 - I object, your honor. 2067 01:42:01.724 --> 01:42:02.942 They're just saying everything to you 2068 01:42:03.029 --> 01:42:04.640 that they want to say to him. 2069 01:42:04.727 --> 01:42:05.771 Now I move for a mistrial. 2070 01:42:05.858 --> 01:42:07.817 - For the last time, Billings, 2071 01:42:07.904 --> 01:42:10.602 this is not a trial, it's a custody hearing. 2072 01:42:10.689 --> 01:42:13.170 You can't declare a mistrial of a hearing. 2073 01:42:16.130 --> 01:42:20.177 Young man, did you happen to hear everything they said 2074 01:42:20.264 --> 01:42:21.874 or do I have to repeat it? 2075 01:42:21.961 --> 01:42:23.267 - I heard it, your honor. 2076 01:42:23.354 --> 01:42:25.008 - Good. 2077 01:42:25.095 --> 01:42:26.879 Now listen to me, all of you, 2078 01:42:28.098 --> 01:42:29.317 I appreciate you coming down here 2079 01:42:29.404 --> 01:42:30.666 and I'm certain that Finch here 2080 01:42:30.753 --> 01:42:33.538 has benefited from everything you've said, 2081 01:42:33.625 --> 01:42:36.628 but unfortunately the law is the law. 2082 01:42:36.715 --> 01:42:39.022 Miss Hague is seeking full custody of her son 2083 01:42:39.109 --> 01:42:41.285 and since she is his biological mother, 2084 01:42:41.372 --> 01:42:43.200 the law protects her rights. 2085 01:42:45.115 --> 01:42:47.900 And I am certain that you are a very fine young man 2086 01:42:47.987 --> 01:42:51.252 to have won the hearts of all of these good people 2087 01:42:51.339 --> 01:42:52.992 and I wish it were in my power 2088 01:42:53.079 --> 01:42:54.516 to let you choose where you'd like to live 2089 01:42:54.603 --> 01:42:56.387 but according to the laws of this state, 2090 01:42:57.432 --> 01:42:58.607 that is not a factor either. 2091 01:43:00.304 --> 01:43:02.654 I have no choice but to grant Miss Hague full custody. 2092 01:43:02.741 --> 01:43:05.222 - Well said, your honor. 2093 01:43:05.309 --> 01:43:09.357 - Mr. Billings, I don't like what I smell here. 2094 01:43:09.444 --> 01:43:10.836 The law's on your side this time, 2095 01:43:10.923 --> 01:43:13.187 but you don't want to cross my path again. 2096 01:43:14.536 --> 01:43:17.103 [ominous music] 2097 01:43:21.238 --> 01:43:23.414 - I'm sorry I can't give you back your bird. 2098 01:43:25.677 --> 01:43:27.636 - Thanks for this. 2099 01:43:27.723 --> 01:43:31.161 - You were right about me leaving my family behind. 2100 01:43:31.248 --> 01:43:34.208 I was just being stupid and I won't do it again. 2101 01:43:35.209 --> 01:43:38.603 - Good, they need you. 2102 01:43:40.518 --> 01:43:42.825 - Problem is we need you too. 2103 01:43:45.175 --> 01:43:47.743 Dad's right, you should keep on writing. 2104 01:43:47.830 --> 01:43:49.266 He should know, he's one of the best. 2105 01:43:50.876 --> 01:43:53.183 I think you'll be a great writer one day. 2106 01:43:53.270 --> 01:43:54.140 - You think so? 2107 01:43:54.228 --> 01:43:55.403 - I know so. 2108 01:43:55.490 --> 01:43:57.361 - Your honor, I object. 2109 01:43:57.448 --> 01:43:58.884 - What are you doing? 2110 01:43:58.971 --> 01:44:01.060 - Miss Hague, I'm afraid you don't understand. 2111 01:44:01.147 --> 01:44:02.975 - I do understand. 2112 01:44:03.062 --> 01:44:05.717 I understand that this family loves my son 2113 01:44:05.804 --> 01:44:07.415 and he loves them. 2114 01:44:07.502 --> 01:44:09.852 - Your honor, my client has not consulted with her counsel. 2115 01:44:09.939 --> 01:44:12.333 - That's because I'm firing my counsel, your honor. 2116 01:44:13.986 --> 01:44:16.641 - I need a moment alone with my client. 2117 01:44:16.728 --> 01:44:19.209 She doesn't understand how these things work. 2118 01:44:19.296 --> 01:44:21.516 - I believe she does, Mr. Billings. 2119 01:44:21.603 --> 01:44:23.779 - Don't get me wrong, I love Finch 2120 01:44:23.866 --> 01:44:26.216 I really do, but I'm not fit to care for him. 2121 01:44:26.303 --> 01:44:27.913 You see, I got problems 2122 01:44:28.000 --> 01:44:30.133 that have chased me around my whole life, your honor 2123 01:44:30.220 --> 01:44:32.222 and I can't shake 'em, yet anyway, 2124 01:44:32.309 --> 01:44:34.572 but it's not the kind of life I want for my son. 2125 01:44:36.008 --> 01:44:38.272 My son is gonna be a great writer, 2126 01:44:39.969 --> 01:44:42.580 but if he stays with me, he might not get there. 2127 01:44:44.452 --> 01:44:45.061 - I see. 2128 01:44:46.454 --> 01:44:48.456 Well based on this new information, 2129 01:44:48.543 --> 01:44:49.805 Mr and Mrs. Brennan, 2130 01:44:49.892 --> 01:44:51.154 are you willing to resume the role 2131 01:44:51.241 --> 01:44:52.764 of foster parenting for Finch? 2132 01:44:52.851 --> 01:44:54.244 - We are, your honor. - Yes. 2133 01:44:54.331 --> 01:44:56.028 - No your honor, that's not good enough. 2134 01:44:56.115 --> 01:44:58.988 Finch needs a stable home that he can rely on. 2135 01:44:59.075 --> 01:45:00.511 And for once in my life, 2136 01:45:00.598 --> 01:45:02.339 I'm gonna be the one who gives it to him. 2137 01:45:02.426 --> 01:45:04.385 I wish to sign away my parental rights 2138 01:45:04.472 --> 01:45:07.301 so that Finch can be properly adopted. 2139 01:45:07.388 --> 01:45:09.390 - All right then. 2140 01:45:09.477 --> 01:45:11.087 Mr and Mrs. Brennan, 2141 01:45:11.174 --> 01:45:13.698 are you willing to become adoptive parents to Finch? 2142 01:45:15.265 --> 01:45:18.050 - Finch, what do you say? 2143 01:45:19.095 --> 01:45:21.184 - What about Bobby? 2144 01:45:21.271 --> 01:45:23.578 - Don't you worry about anything. 2145 01:45:23.665 --> 01:45:24.318 I'll handle him. 2146 01:45:25.710 --> 01:45:28.887 Do this for me, it's what I want. 2147 01:45:33.501 --> 01:45:34.284 - Yes. 2148 01:45:35.807 --> 01:45:37.243 - We all agree, your honor. 2149 01:45:37.331 --> 01:45:39.071 - Then it's settled. 2150 01:45:39.158 --> 01:45:40.682 The Brennan's will retain full custody 2151 01:45:40.769 --> 01:45:42.466 with clearance to proceed with adoption 2152 01:45:42.553 --> 01:45:44.250 effective immediately. 2153 01:45:44.338 --> 01:45:47.123 [inspiring music] 2154 01:45:54.260 --> 01:45:55.044 - Jessica, 2155 01:45:57.612 --> 01:46:00.179 I don't know what to say. 2156 01:46:00.266 --> 01:46:03.052 - Say you'll help him become everything he's meant to be. 2157 01:46:03.139 --> 01:46:06.490 - Only if you promise to get better and help us do it. 2158 01:46:07.796 --> 01:46:10.538 [inspiring music] 2159 01:46:16.457 --> 01:46:18.372 [Birds chirping] 2160 01:46:22.767 --> 01:46:25.248 [inspiring music] 2161 01:46:40.568 --> 01:46:43.353 [Lisa] The first thing they ought to put in her is a road. 2162 01:46:43.440 --> 01:46:46.443 - No, walking is half the fun. 2163 01:46:47.313 --> 01:46:48.227 - I like hiking. 2164 01:46:49.359 --> 01:46:50.926 - We're almost there. 2165 01:46:51.013 --> 01:46:54.190 [gentle string music] 2166 01:47:02.198 --> 01:47:04.069 - This place is so cool. 2167 01:47:04.156 --> 01:47:05.549 Can we come here every weekend? 2168 01:47:07.159 --> 01:47:08.247 - We could stay here next summer 2169 01:47:08.334 --> 01:47:09.727 while dad writes his next book. 2170 01:47:09.814 --> 01:47:11.250 - Next book? 2171 01:47:11.337 --> 01:47:13.688 - Oh my brother Jerry recovered the file. 2172 01:47:13.775 --> 01:47:16.342 I sent my book into the publisher this morning on time. 2173 01:47:16.430 --> 01:47:17.169 - That's great. 2174 01:47:17.256 --> 01:47:18.301 - Yeah. 2175 01:47:20.825 --> 01:47:22.523 - Oh, I almost forgot, 2176 01:47:23.349 --> 01:47:24.742 I got you this 2177 01:47:24.829 --> 01:47:27.136 in honor of the adoption being official and all. 2178 01:47:27.223 --> 01:47:29.921 I tried to carve on myself, but it looked like roadkill. 2179 01:47:31.183 --> 01:47:32.924 I know it's not your gran's but- 2180 01:47:33.011 --> 01:47:36.362 - No, it's better than my gran's. 2181 01:47:37.973 --> 01:47:40.889 When I looked at that one, I thought of her, 2182 01:47:40.976 --> 01:47:43.761 but when I look at this one, I'll think of both of you. 2183 01:47:46.460 --> 01:47:47.896 - There's some cleaning to do 2184 01:47:47.983 --> 01:47:50.028 but we'll have it up and going in no time. 2185 01:47:50.115 --> 01:47:51.900 - I think it's beautiful here. 2186 01:47:51.987 --> 01:47:54.337 - To the Whittaker family cabin. 2187 01:47:54.424 --> 01:47:57.166 - No, to the Brennan family cabin. 2188 01:48:02.214 --> 01:48:05.783 [gentle string music] 2189 01:48:09.874 --> 01:48:12.007 [all laughing] 2190 01:48:16.664 --> 01:48:19.188 - [Keith] Oh no, no, no! 2191 01:48:21.843 --> 01:48:23.279 [Upbeat music] 2192 01:48:29.372 --> 01:48:32.114 ♪ There's nothing like a good smile ♪ 2193 01:48:32.201 --> 01:48:34.246 ♪ To give your heart a break ♪ 2194 01:48:34.333 --> 01:48:36.335 ♪ Nothing like this peace of mind ♪ 2195 01:48:36.422 --> 01:48:38.686 ♪ To feel that type of way ♪ 2196 01:48:38.773 --> 01:48:42.907 ♪ Some days I can see that ♪ it's all drifting away ♪ 2197 01:48:42.994 --> 01:48:45.127 ♪ Like the memories of an old love ♪ 2198 01:48:45.214 --> 01:48:46.998 ♪ Make you feel that type of way ♪ 2199 01:48:47.085 --> 01:48:49.523 ♪ I throw my head back ♪ 2200 01:48:49.610 --> 01:48:52.221 ♪ And soak up these summer rays of gold ♪ 2201 01:48:52.308 --> 01:48:56.007 ♪ All these summer rays of gold ♪ 2202 01:48:56.094 --> 01:48:59.054 ♪ I'm sitting here looking at you ♪ 2203 01:48:59.141 --> 01:49:00.969 ♪ I'm laughing out loud to myself ♪ 2204 01:49:01.056 --> 01:49:04.842 ♪ 'Cause I know one day we'll be old ♪ 2205 01:49:04.929 --> 01:49:06.931 ♪ So we tear across the county line ♪ 2206 01:49:07.018 --> 01:49:09.064 ♪ And you're tugging ♪ at this heart of mine ♪ 2207 01:49:09.151 --> 01:49:10.979 ♪ And I'm happy for the first time ♪ 2208 01:49:11.066 --> 01:49:13.503 ♪ In as long as I recall ♪ 2209 01:49:13.590 --> 01:49:15.636 ♪ The future holds no evidence ♪ 2210 01:49:15.723 --> 01:49:17.855 ♪ And the past it makes no difference ♪ 2211 01:49:17.942 --> 01:49:19.988 ♪ But I'll tell you with all confidence ♪ 2212 01:49:20.075 --> 01:49:22.251 ♪ We will have it all ♪ 2213 01:49:22.338 --> 01:49:24.645 ♪ We will have it all ♪ 2214 01:49:24.732 --> 01:49:27.169 [upbeat music] 2215 01:49:33.131 --> 01:49:35.351 ♪ There's nothing like an old friend ♪ 2216 01:49:35.438 --> 01:49:37.135 ♪ To make you want to stay ♪ 2217 01:49:37.222 --> 01:49:39.616 ♪ Get back and soak up the vibe ♪ 2218 01:49:39.703 --> 01:49:41.531 ♪ Make you feel that type of way ♪ 2219 01:49:41.618 --> 01:49:43.751 ♪ It never felt like home to me ♪ 2220 01:49:43.838 --> 01:49:46.014 ♪ It was always kinda great ♪ 2221 01:49:46.101 --> 01:49:48.364 ♪ But you got the magic touch ♪ 2222 01:49:48.451 --> 01:49:50.409 ♪ Make it feel that kind of way ♪ 2223 01:49:50.496 --> 01:49:52.673 ♪ I throw my head back ♪ 2224 01:49:52.760 --> 01:49:55.589 ♪ And soak up these summer rays of gold ♪ 2225 01:49:55.676 --> 01:49:59.157 ♪ All these summer rays of gold ♪ 2226 01:49:59.244 --> 01:50:00.768 ♪ And sitting here ♪ 2227 01:50:00.855 --> 01:50:02.421 ♪ Looking at you ♪ 2228 01:50:02.508 --> 01:50:04.380 ♪ I'm laughing out loud to myself ♪ 2229 01:50:04.467 --> 01:50:07.862 ♪ 'Cause I know one day we'll be old ♪ 2230 01:50:07.949 --> 01:50:10.125 ♪ So we tear across the county line ♪ 2231 01:50:10.212 --> 01:50:12.257 ♪ And you're tugging ♪ at this heart of mine ♪ 2232 01:50:12.344 --> 01:50:14.172 ♪ And I'm happy for the first time ♪ 2233 01:50:14.259 --> 01:50:16.610 ♪ In as long as I recall ♪ 2234 01:50:16.697 --> 01:50:19.003 ♪ The future holds no evidence ♪ 2235 01:50:19.090 --> 01:50:21.005 ♪ And the past it makes no difference ♪ 2236 01:50:21.092 --> 01:50:23.051 ♪ But I'll tell you with all confidence ♪ 2237 01:50:23.138 --> 01:50:25.357 ♪ We will have it all ♪ 2238 01:50:25.444 --> 01:50:27.925 ♪ We will have it all ♪ 2239 01:50:28.012 --> 01:50:30.493 [upbeat music] 2240 01:50:47.292 --> 01:50:52.167 ♪ Feel it, never let it go ♪ 2241 01:50:55.779 --> 01:51:00.741 ♪ Feel it, never let it go ♪ 2242 01:51:04.179 --> 01:51:06.877 ♪ So we tear across the county line ♪ 2243 01:51:06.964 --> 01:51:09.097 ♪ And you're tugging ♪ at this heart of mine ♪ 2244 01:51:09.184 --> 01:51:11.142 ♪ And I'm happy for the first time ♪ 2245 01:51:11.229 --> 01:51:13.623 ♪ In as long as I recall ♪ 2246 01:51:13.710 --> 01:51:15.581 ♪ The future holds no evidence ♪ 2247 01:51:15.669 --> 01:51:17.888 ♪ And the past it makes no difference ♪ 2248 01:51:17.975 --> 01:51:20.064 ♪ But I'll tell you with all confidence ♪ 2249 01:51:20.151 --> 01:51:22.371 ♪ We will have it all ♪ 2250 01:51:22.458 --> 01:51:24.503 ♪ We will have it all ♪ 2251 01:51:24.590 --> 01:51:27.071 [upbeat music]