Ride (2016) s01e11 Episode Script
Stalled
1 How are you feeling today? I want to know what our plan is.
Well, it's Monday.
That means omelette bar day.
I recommend the bacon and peppers.
After that, you have Latin class - I'm talking about TK.
How are we going to get him back? What is the plan? Why are you giving me the double hug? No.
Dad.
TK is dangerous.
He's unpredictable.
And those are just facts.
He's my horse.
He's my friend.
Kit, there'll be other horses.
You're supposed to be the one person who is always on my side! I am.
I know it doesn't feel like it right now, but we'll be okay.
You seem just fine already.
Thanks.
RUDY: Where are you headed, kid? You had better sit down, because I have a lot to say to you.
Sitty-downy things.
Oh.
You're not Lady C.
Definitely not.
And I think that may be to your advantage in this situation.
Why don't we sit? Take a moment to collect our thoughts.
Perhaps a slightly calmer approach.
Take a deep breath - I'm already breathing.
See? (HEAVY BREATHING) Goodness! Now I'm a little light-headed.
But that's good.
I want my head to be nice and light.
That vampire is not going to know what hit her.
LADY C: Good morning.
LADY C: Am I late for a meeting in my own office? You were saying? Kit and I were just discussing a series of graphic novels we enjoy, about immortals.
And now, she was gong to go.
LADY C: Is that true, Katherine? LADY C: Well, spit it out! This awkward silence, although a surprising change for you, is interfering with my very busy morning.
Where is TK? I followed your schedule.
I held up my end of the bargain.
I think what Katherine means - KIT: I can't believe you got my dad on your side.
That I did not see coming.
You're good, Lady Covington, I'll give you that.
But you can't take away my dad and my horse.
Isn't it lovely that the students can feel comfortable enough to express their inner thoughts? Where is TK? What time is it? Eight-thirty.
I expect he's already in France.
What? He's been sold.
To who? To whom.
To a lovely German family, with a holiday home in France.
They have plenty of land, and he'll be properly broken.
His performance in the ring was my fault.
He was in a mood, and I wasn't listening.
He has been sold.
My decision is final.
I didn't come this direction For fear of some misconnection It was in me all along I was carried by the song You wouldn't believe where my heart goes It's who I want to be So ride, ride with me Hey.
Hi.
Any word from Anya? Not exactly from her, but Josh says she's in London, and that she's alright, so that's something.
NAV: Good.
I had a thought for you.
Horses have papers.
TK's sale would have had to go through the registry.
If we find the bill of sale, we find TK.
That is a great idea! It's worth a shot.
I'll find you at lunch for an update, okay? Better than okay.
Nav-tacular! (LAUGHS) ELAINE: Peaches, I have some rather tragic news.
Oh, no! But Mr.
Mittens was so young.
What about his nine lives? He should have worn a helmet.
What? No.
Look, I am unable to continue tutoring you in grammar.
Oh, good! I mean, oh, bad.
Obviously, my grammar is still in need of your splendiferosityness.
Mangle the language as much as you like, Peaches.
But I must go where I'm needed.
Oh, and you are needed in County Cute.
That has nothing to do with it.
Will is an excellent rider, and I must ensure his ability to compete moving forward.
Now run along.
But - You know where you're supposed to go.
Will! Hey.
Um, so now that the Covington Cup is over, I wanted to offer to help you.
I obviously couldn't help you before because, well, my main focus was beating your house.
But now it's over and we're all back on the same team.
I wanted to offer my assistance with something that you're troubled with.
Really? I didn't think you'd be into helping me with this.
It's fine.
I mean, we're friends, aren't we? Yeah.
Yeah.
So, I'll get my books.
Books? Yes.
They were created long, long ago, and they're filled with words.
You'll love them! This is what the registry looks like.
If TK got shipped out of the country, then there's probably record of that.
If we know the name of the new owner.
Yes, that was my point.
How do we get our hands on that kind of information? Well, Lady C's got to have a copy of the bill of sale.
I was just about to say that.
Yeah, well, pick up your pace, brah! Look, if you talk like me, dude, you get way more stuff done.
We just break into her office.
You are very brave, Kit.
Like a girl in a novel.
Except why make this harder on ourselves? You know, why don't we just do the old distract and snatch? Forgive me.
I don't speak criminal.
JOSH: Oh, come on, roomie.
(SNEEZE) Oh, bless you.
Oh, right.
I get it.
Do they just teach you this at birth in the Wild West? (LAUGHS) But wait, guys.
I can't be anywhere near Lady C today.
Not after my blow out this morning.
We got this.
Don't worry.
Right? We just need to find a way in.
Can I have the desert? No way, Peaches.
You've got to find your own scam.
What if I told you I could get you an appointment with Lady Covington? Bystro.
I'd say you just scammed a desert.
(EVIL LAUGH) Hey.
Hi.
Um, so I'll just dodge right in.
Yeah, sounds good.
Oh, do you want me to write this down? (LAUGHS) Um, yes? Fine.
Fine.
Okay, so we'll start simply.
What is the hypothesis in this conditional statement? 'If Walt drops Katie's books, he will pick them up.
' A conditional statement is written as: if A, then B, where A is the hypothesis and B is the conclusion.
Okay.
So you're saying I need to pick up her books? Um - Let's try another one.
Yeah.
Yeah.
'If Walt takes good advice, he will be a raging success.
' So, if Walt listens to the right people - Which will be me, naturally.
And then the conclusion is - Then it will all work out for him.
Success! Brilliant.
Confidence and decisiveness.
Confidence and decisiveness.
That's your advice? Always.
Let go of the past.
Start fresh.
Great.
(GIGGLES) Every month is arranged, by my governess, for my mother, as a favour to my father, I help teach Lady Covington Russian.
Really? Apparently she has this long time dream of biking from Moscow to Vladivostok.
What are you talking about? Teaching Lady Covington Russian.
What? What are you talking about? If you want, I could teach you, too.
Or I could teach you Italian, or French, Spanish, Hebrew, Mandarin, Japanese.
Oh yeah.
And Farsi.
You do not speak all of those languages? My dad's a diplomat.
But you guys cannot breathe a word about this.
If Elaine finds out I have secret audiences with Lady Covington, she'll demote me.
I'll have to hang around with, well, you guys.
No offence.
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN) Come in, Penelope.
Close the door on your way.
Oh.
(LAUGHS) Very well.
(CLEARS THROAT) Shall we begin? Yes.
Are you alright, Penelope? (LAUGHS) Oh yeah.
Very well.
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN) (GIGGLES) I can't do this.
(GIGGLES) Oh, am I that off this evening, Penelope? PEACHES: Oh, no! I'm just so wrapped up in the story.
I mean, imagine! A ghost! (NERVOUS LAUGH) Shall we continue? PEACHES: Yes.
LADY C: Yes.
Very well.
You're sure you're quite alright? You seem a little excitable this evening.
Oh, no, Lady Covington.
It's your Russian.
I'm just so impressed with your progress.
Oh.
Well, thank you.
PEACHES: Okay.
Shall we continue? Yes.
LADY C: (SPEAKING RUSSIAN) PEACHES: (GIGGLES) Are you sure you're alright? You don't need to see the nurse? No.
I just need to wrap it up.
(LAUGHS) Okay.
Perhaps that's for the best, then.
Okay.
(NERVOUS LAUGH) Oh! Mr.
Andrada! Am I too late? Have I missed it? LADY C: Too late for what? This is turning into a very strange evening.
NAV: I was hoping to audit your lesson.
Peaches just raves about your progress.
Now, if you're ever inclined to learn Spanish.
Oh, no.
My Spanish is actually quite perfect.
Oh.
Buenos noches, Monsieur Navarro.
Nailed it! Adios, Señora Covington.
(LAUGHS) Good night.
Very odd.
We got it.
We'll find TK if it's the last thing we do.
Oh no! What? This doesn't tell me where TK went.
It's a bill for new curtains.
Those curtains are very expensive.
She should reconsider.
I'm sorry.
It was the only receipt like thing in her whole office.
We'll figure something out.
I promise.
We have to.
See you guys tomorrow.
And thanks.
Good night.
Okay.
What's up with you? Are you following me? Elaine gave me to you.
What? Because you lost your horse.
And Anya's gone.
She figured you could use, well, me.
You have got to be kidding me! Elaine is pitying me? Oh, this is the worst! I can't really go back.
She threatened to confiscate my fuzzy slippers.
That bed is yours.
Sleep well.
Good night, new best friend.
Promise me you'll close your eyes eventually.
ANNOUNCER: Good morning, girls and boys.
A reminder that both field hockey and cricket try outs - Hey! ANNOUNCER: - will be held this afternoon.
Come join in.
Oh, hi.
Josh told me about his and Nav's little Russian spy thing.
(LAUGHS) Hilarious, right? I mean, I wish they'd gotten somewhere.
Well, it's not going to help.
It might have.
I mean the whole idea.
If I was you, I would move on, forget about the past, and start fresh.
What? I think you should move on? Why are you acting like that? I'm being decisive.
You're being decisively annoying.
Yeah, but I thought that's what you needed because you're a girl, and all that.
Because I'm a girl? I don't even want to know what that means.
All I need is a friend, and if I don't get TK back, I honestly don't even know if I want to be here.
Yeah, you're right.
That I should leave? Hey! Your advice was terrible.
I'm pretty sure she's never going to speak to me again.
What are you going on about? Oh! Oh, you got it! Your advice was terrible, therefore she's never going to speak to me again.
Very nicely done.
Come on, I'm serious.
I really messed it up.
Don't be embarrassed.
We'll get your grades up.
There's no way you're leaving Covington.
Oh, you were tutoring me.
I know.
We get on so well, it doesn't feel like work to me, either.
Alright, fine.
I've just go to - Dining hall.
Yeah, I should really - Work hard and get your marks up? RUDY: Coco Pie is a good horse, kid.
She's strong, gentle, responsive.
And you've made so much progress just getting back into riding, I - It's not just about riding.
TK and I were a team.
You, of all people, should know that.
I'm not just going to jump on some random horse.
No offence.
You seem nice, and I like your whiskers.
Let's say you did find him.
Horses cost money.
You have thirty-five years worth of allowance to buy him? I'd figure something out.
I don't care.
I'm finding him.
It's alright.
Don't take it personal.
So you could say that the peanut butter is the conjunction in a sandwich.
Why is that? Um, because it's sticky? Yes.
Yes.
Think of conjunctions as sticky, just like your favourite sandwich filling.
The whole thing was my idea.
If you hadn't jumped in like a China shop full of bulls, I may have gotten somewhere.
Yeah, I'm just trying to help, roomie.
One, stop calling me that.
Two, stop trying to help.
Okay, ouch, dude! I thought me and you were simpatico, seeing as we're roomies and all.
I have a surprise for you.
Alright, yeah.
Pop quiz.
You ready? Yeah, great.
Do you mind if I get a drink first? Yeah, sure.
Why did you trade rooms with him? We made a bet.
Well, then why wasn't I consulted on this bet? I had a stake in it, surely.
Well, don't forget, mate.
I'm messy, and I listen to my music too loud, so - Well, that's nothing compared to that guy.
He does not stop speaking.
Particularly when I want to speak.
He calls me "roomie" or "dude.
" I'm not sure if he knows my real name.
I'm sure he knows your real name.
He wont stop bragging about the fact that he beat me at the Covington House Cup.
He has videos.
Yeah, that does sound pretty vexing.
Hey, it does matter! It does matter! It does matter! And what are you doing with Elaine? You know, I'm not really sure.
ELAINE: It's none of your concern.
JOSH: Okay, okay.
You're going to break it! Hey, look, look, look! Hey! You've got to let me hide in here.
I just need five minutes without Elaine.
What's going on? Okay, well, I asked her for advice about a girl that I like, but Elaine thinks she's tutoring me.
And worse, now I think she might fancy me again.
Yeah, it gets better.
By which I mean it gets worse.
So I actually used her advice on the girl I like.
Oh.
How did that go? How do you think? I'm hiding in the barn with you.
Does this girl know how you feel? No! That's the point! I acted like an idiot, and now she's never going to talk to me again.
(LAUGHS) Thanks a lot! I'm only laughing cause it's happened to me.
I was about your age.
Gabrielle was her name.
I'd start tripping over myself, and forget how to speak every time she was within a mile of me.
And you know why? It's because I liked her.
It's just how it works.
I don't know why.
What am I supposed to do? I'd start by being honest with Elaine.
You don't want her to get the wrong idea.
But that's the easy part.
What about - The other girl? Yeah.
Well, I think I'd start with an apology.
After all, you are friends, right? Friends.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Friends a long time.
A long, long time.
Hi.
I thought you'd forgotten about our study date.
So I was thinking we could try something new today.
Yeah.
Do you mind if I start? Well, aren't you full of surprises? So we'll go back to Walt.
Okay.
And we'll say that Walt has a friend.
Okay.
And we'll call her Francis.
Okay.
Yeah, and Francis is really great, and she helps Walt with all sorts of things because she really cares about him as a friend.
Okay, to put this properly, Walt likes another girl, and he just wants to make sure that he's clear about that with Francis.
And I mean, Walt really likes Francis, as well, as a friend.
And I really appreciate all your help tutoring.
I just want to make sure there's no confusion.
You'll have to excuse me.
There's only so many times one girl can hear "we're just friends.
" I am very, very, exceptionally clear on that.
If you keep bringing it up like this, I'll have to wonder if you believe it.
I was disappointed you didn't take Coco Pie for a ride.
Well, I guess we're both disappointed then.
It's important for a rider's growth to diversify, to become comfortable on other horses.
I don't want to grow as a rider.
I want TK.
I make the rules at this institution, not you.
Covington is a riding academy.
You will ride, or you cannot stay.
Am I making myself clear? Perfectly.
Katherine, come back here.
Katherine, I'm talking to you! I didn't come this direction For fear of some misconnection It was in me all along I was carried by the song You wouldn't believe where my heart goes What all of my head knows It's who I want to be So ride, ride with me Odd Boy Captioning Services.
Well, it's Monday.
That means omelette bar day.
I recommend the bacon and peppers.
After that, you have Latin class - I'm talking about TK.
How are we going to get him back? What is the plan? Why are you giving me the double hug? No.
Dad.
TK is dangerous.
He's unpredictable.
And those are just facts.
He's my horse.
He's my friend.
Kit, there'll be other horses.
You're supposed to be the one person who is always on my side! I am.
I know it doesn't feel like it right now, but we'll be okay.
You seem just fine already.
Thanks.
RUDY: Where are you headed, kid? You had better sit down, because I have a lot to say to you.
Sitty-downy things.
Oh.
You're not Lady C.
Definitely not.
And I think that may be to your advantage in this situation.
Why don't we sit? Take a moment to collect our thoughts.
Perhaps a slightly calmer approach.
Take a deep breath - I'm already breathing.
See? (HEAVY BREATHING) Goodness! Now I'm a little light-headed.
But that's good.
I want my head to be nice and light.
That vampire is not going to know what hit her.
LADY C: Good morning.
LADY C: Am I late for a meeting in my own office? You were saying? Kit and I were just discussing a series of graphic novels we enjoy, about immortals.
And now, she was gong to go.
LADY C: Is that true, Katherine? LADY C: Well, spit it out! This awkward silence, although a surprising change for you, is interfering with my very busy morning.
Where is TK? I followed your schedule.
I held up my end of the bargain.
I think what Katherine means - KIT: I can't believe you got my dad on your side.
That I did not see coming.
You're good, Lady Covington, I'll give you that.
But you can't take away my dad and my horse.
Isn't it lovely that the students can feel comfortable enough to express their inner thoughts? Where is TK? What time is it? Eight-thirty.
I expect he's already in France.
What? He's been sold.
To who? To whom.
To a lovely German family, with a holiday home in France.
They have plenty of land, and he'll be properly broken.
His performance in the ring was my fault.
He was in a mood, and I wasn't listening.
He has been sold.
My decision is final.
I didn't come this direction For fear of some misconnection It was in me all along I was carried by the song You wouldn't believe where my heart goes It's who I want to be So ride, ride with me Hey.
Hi.
Any word from Anya? Not exactly from her, but Josh says she's in London, and that she's alright, so that's something.
NAV: Good.
I had a thought for you.
Horses have papers.
TK's sale would have had to go through the registry.
If we find the bill of sale, we find TK.
That is a great idea! It's worth a shot.
I'll find you at lunch for an update, okay? Better than okay.
Nav-tacular! (LAUGHS) ELAINE: Peaches, I have some rather tragic news.
Oh, no! But Mr.
Mittens was so young.
What about his nine lives? He should have worn a helmet.
What? No.
Look, I am unable to continue tutoring you in grammar.
Oh, good! I mean, oh, bad.
Obviously, my grammar is still in need of your splendiferosityness.
Mangle the language as much as you like, Peaches.
But I must go where I'm needed.
Oh, and you are needed in County Cute.
That has nothing to do with it.
Will is an excellent rider, and I must ensure his ability to compete moving forward.
Now run along.
But - You know where you're supposed to go.
Will! Hey.
Um, so now that the Covington Cup is over, I wanted to offer to help you.
I obviously couldn't help you before because, well, my main focus was beating your house.
But now it's over and we're all back on the same team.
I wanted to offer my assistance with something that you're troubled with.
Really? I didn't think you'd be into helping me with this.
It's fine.
I mean, we're friends, aren't we? Yeah.
Yeah.
So, I'll get my books.
Books? Yes.
They were created long, long ago, and they're filled with words.
You'll love them! This is what the registry looks like.
If TK got shipped out of the country, then there's probably record of that.
If we know the name of the new owner.
Yes, that was my point.
How do we get our hands on that kind of information? Well, Lady C's got to have a copy of the bill of sale.
I was just about to say that.
Yeah, well, pick up your pace, brah! Look, if you talk like me, dude, you get way more stuff done.
We just break into her office.
You are very brave, Kit.
Like a girl in a novel.
Except why make this harder on ourselves? You know, why don't we just do the old distract and snatch? Forgive me.
I don't speak criminal.
JOSH: Oh, come on, roomie.
(SNEEZE) Oh, bless you.
Oh, right.
I get it.
Do they just teach you this at birth in the Wild West? (LAUGHS) But wait, guys.
I can't be anywhere near Lady C today.
Not after my blow out this morning.
We got this.
Don't worry.
Right? We just need to find a way in.
Can I have the desert? No way, Peaches.
You've got to find your own scam.
What if I told you I could get you an appointment with Lady Covington? Bystro.
I'd say you just scammed a desert.
(EVIL LAUGH) Hey.
Hi.
Um, so I'll just dodge right in.
Yeah, sounds good.
Oh, do you want me to write this down? (LAUGHS) Um, yes? Fine.
Fine.
Okay, so we'll start simply.
What is the hypothesis in this conditional statement? 'If Walt drops Katie's books, he will pick them up.
' A conditional statement is written as: if A, then B, where A is the hypothesis and B is the conclusion.
Okay.
So you're saying I need to pick up her books? Um - Let's try another one.
Yeah.
Yeah.
'If Walt takes good advice, he will be a raging success.
' So, if Walt listens to the right people - Which will be me, naturally.
And then the conclusion is - Then it will all work out for him.
Success! Brilliant.
Confidence and decisiveness.
Confidence and decisiveness.
That's your advice? Always.
Let go of the past.
Start fresh.
Great.
(GIGGLES) Every month is arranged, by my governess, for my mother, as a favour to my father, I help teach Lady Covington Russian.
Really? Apparently she has this long time dream of biking from Moscow to Vladivostok.
What are you talking about? Teaching Lady Covington Russian.
What? What are you talking about? If you want, I could teach you, too.
Or I could teach you Italian, or French, Spanish, Hebrew, Mandarin, Japanese.
Oh yeah.
And Farsi.
You do not speak all of those languages? My dad's a diplomat.
But you guys cannot breathe a word about this.
If Elaine finds out I have secret audiences with Lady Covington, she'll demote me.
I'll have to hang around with, well, you guys.
No offence.
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN) Come in, Penelope.
Close the door on your way.
Oh.
(LAUGHS) Very well.
(CLEARS THROAT) Shall we begin? Yes.
Are you alright, Penelope? (LAUGHS) Oh yeah.
Very well.
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN) (GIGGLES) I can't do this.
(GIGGLES) Oh, am I that off this evening, Penelope? PEACHES: Oh, no! I'm just so wrapped up in the story.
I mean, imagine! A ghost! (NERVOUS LAUGH) Shall we continue? PEACHES: Yes.
LADY C: Yes.
Very well.
You're sure you're quite alright? You seem a little excitable this evening.
Oh, no, Lady Covington.
It's your Russian.
I'm just so impressed with your progress.
Oh.
Well, thank you.
PEACHES: Okay.
Shall we continue? Yes.
LADY C: (SPEAKING RUSSIAN) PEACHES: (GIGGLES) Are you sure you're alright? You don't need to see the nurse? No.
I just need to wrap it up.
(LAUGHS) Okay.
Perhaps that's for the best, then.
Okay.
(NERVOUS LAUGH) Oh! Mr.
Andrada! Am I too late? Have I missed it? LADY C: Too late for what? This is turning into a very strange evening.
NAV: I was hoping to audit your lesson.
Peaches just raves about your progress.
Now, if you're ever inclined to learn Spanish.
Oh, no.
My Spanish is actually quite perfect.
Oh.
Buenos noches, Monsieur Navarro.
Nailed it! Adios, Señora Covington.
(LAUGHS) Good night.
Very odd.
We got it.
We'll find TK if it's the last thing we do.
Oh no! What? This doesn't tell me where TK went.
It's a bill for new curtains.
Those curtains are very expensive.
She should reconsider.
I'm sorry.
It was the only receipt like thing in her whole office.
We'll figure something out.
I promise.
We have to.
See you guys tomorrow.
And thanks.
Good night.
Okay.
What's up with you? Are you following me? Elaine gave me to you.
What? Because you lost your horse.
And Anya's gone.
She figured you could use, well, me.
You have got to be kidding me! Elaine is pitying me? Oh, this is the worst! I can't really go back.
She threatened to confiscate my fuzzy slippers.
That bed is yours.
Sleep well.
Good night, new best friend.
Promise me you'll close your eyes eventually.
ANNOUNCER: Good morning, girls and boys.
A reminder that both field hockey and cricket try outs - Hey! ANNOUNCER: - will be held this afternoon.
Come join in.
Oh, hi.
Josh told me about his and Nav's little Russian spy thing.
(LAUGHS) Hilarious, right? I mean, I wish they'd gotten somewhere.
Well, it's not going to help.
It might have.
I mean the whole idea.
If I was you, I would move on, forget about the past, and start fresh.
What? I think you should move on? Why are you acting like that? I'm being decisive.
You're being decisively annoying.
Yeah, but I thought that's what you needed because you're a girl, and all that.
Because I'm a girl? I don't even want to know what that means.
All I need is a friend, and if I don't get TK back, I honestly don't even know if I want to be here.
Yeah, you're right.
That I should leave? Hey! Your advice was terrible.
I'm pretty sure she's never going to speak to me again.
What are you going on about? Oh! Oh, you got it! Your advice was terrible, therefore she's never going to speak to me again.
Very nicely done.
Come on, I'm serious.
I really messed it up.
Don't be embarrassed.
We'll get your grades up.
There's no way you're leaving Covington.
Oh, you were tutoring me.
I know.
We get on so well, it doesn't feel like work to me, either.
Alright, fine.
I've just go to - Dining hall.
Yeah, I should really - Work hard and get your marks up? RUDY: Coco Pie is a good horse, kid.
She's strong, gentle, responsive.
And you've made so much progress just getting back into riding, I - It's not just about riding.
TK and I were a team.
You, of all people, should know that.
I'm not just going to jump on some random horse.
No offence.
You seem nice, and I like your whiskers.
Let's say you did find him.
Horses cost money.
You have thirty-five years worth of allowance to buy him? I'd figure something out.
I don't care.
I'm finding him.
It's alright.
Don't take it personal.
So you could say that the peanut butter is the conjunction in a sandwich.
Why is that? Um, because it's sticky? Yes.
Yes.
Think of conjunctions as sticky, just like your favourite sandwich filling.
The whole thing was my idea.
If you hadn't jumped in like a China shop full of bulls, I may have gotten somewhere.
Yeah, I'm just trying to help, roomie.
One, stop calling me that.
Two, stop trying to help.
Okay, ouch, dude! I thought me and you were simpatico, seeing as we're roomies and all.
I have a surprise for you.
Alright, yeah.
Pop quiz.
You ready? Yeah, great.
Do you mind if I get a drink first? Yeah, sure.
Why did you trade rooms with him? We made a bet.
Well, then why wasn't I consulted on this bet? I had a stake in it, surely.
Well, don't forget, mate.
I'm messy, and I listen to my music too loud, so - Well, that's nothing compared to that guy.
He does not stop speaking.
Particularly when I want to speak.
He calls me "roomie" or "dude.
" I'm not sure if he knows my real name.
I'm sure he knows your real name.
He wont stop bragging about the fact that he beat me at the Covington House Cup.
He has videos.
Yeah, that does sound pretty vexing.
Hey, it does matter! It does matter! It does matter! And what are you doing with Elaine? You know, I'm not really sure.
ELAINE: It's none of your concern.
JOSH: Okay, okay.
You're going to break it! Hey, look, look, look! Hey! You've got to let me hide in here.
I just need five minutes without Elaine.
What's going on? Okay, well, I asked her for advice about a girl that I like, but Elaine thinks she's tutoring me.
And worse, now I think she might fancy me again.
Yeah, it gets better.
By which I mean it gets worse.
So I actually used her advice on the girl I like.
Oh.
How did that go? How do you think? I'm hiding in the barn with you.
Does this girl know how you feel? No! That's the point! I acted like an idiot, and now she's never going to talk to me again.
(LAUGHS) Thanks a lot! I'm only laughing cause it's happened to me.
I was about your age.
Gabrielle was her name.
I'd start tripping over myself, and forget how to speak every time she was within a mile of me.
And you know why? It's because I liked her.
It's just how it works.
I don't know why.
What am I supposed to do? I'd start by being honest with Elaine.
You don't want her to get the wrong idea.
But that's the easy part.
What about - The other girl? Yeah.
Well, I think I'd start with an apology.
After all, you are friends, right? Friends.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Friends a long time.
A long, long time.
Hi.
I thought you'd forgotten about our study date.
So I was thinking we could try something new today.
Yeah.
Do you mind if I start? Well, aren't you full of surprises? So we'll go back to Walt.
Okay.
And we'll say that Walt has a friend.
Okay.
And we'll call her Francis.
Okay.
Yeah, and Francis is really great, and she helps Walt with all sorts of things because she really cares about him as a friend.
Okay, to put this properly, Walt likes another girl, and he just wants to make sure that he's clear about that with Francis.
And I mean, Walt really likes Francis, as well, as a friend.
And I really appreciate all your help tutoring.
I just want to make sure there's no confusion.
You'll have to excuse me.
There's only so many times one girl can hear "we're just friends.
" I am very, very, exceptionally clear on that.
If you keep bringing it up like this, I'll have to wonder if you believe it.
I was disappointed you didn't take Coco Pie for a ride.
Well, I guess we're both disappointed then.
It's important for a rider's growth to diversify, to become comfortable on other horses.
I don't want to grow as a rider.
I want TK.
I make the rules at this institution, not you.
Covington is a riding academy.
You will ride, or you cannot stay.
Am I making myself clear? Perfectly.
Katherine, come back here.
Katherine, I'm talking to you! I didn't come this direction For fear of some misconnection It was in me all along I was carried by the song You wouldn't believe where my heart goes What all of my head knows It's who I want to be So ride, ride with me Odd Boy Captioning Services.