Heartland (CA) s14e01 Episode Script

1
AMY: Previously, on "Heartland:"
And I, too, will be running
to be your next mayor of Hudson!
- Is that it?
- I I won!
Of course you did.
Just give me a reason
to stay, and I will.
(SIGHS)
- TY: I can't wait.
- AMY: I know, me too.
See Lyndy run around, and play here.
Is that one of the wild colts?
That's the one that I
was gonna gentle for Sam.
Amy? Get down!
- (GUNSHOT POPS)
- Help! My wife's been shot!
- Sir, you're bleeding!
- It's my wife's blood!
- No, you've been shot!
- What?! Ah!
(HORSE WHINNIES IN THE DISTANCE)
(CROW CAWS)
TY: So is Spartan back to normal?
Yeah. Yeah, he's feeling great.
- (COLT WHINNIES)
- Look!
(HOOVES THUNDER)
♪
(COLT SNORTS)
(SPARTAN HUFFS)
(HOOVES THUD)
♪
(COLT NICKERS)
♪
(HORSES SNORT)
♪
You're a good boy.
(SPARTAN NICKERS)
Hi!
(SIGHS)
- Come down, Lyndy.
- I need help.
- Ah! Yeah.
- JACK: Congratulations!
That was quite something to see.
It was so amazing.
And I hate to interrupt you,
but the roast is almost ready,
so Lisa needs us to start
gathering up for dinner.
Yeah, of course.
Lyndy and I will help her, won't we?
- Yes!
- Yes! Yes, we will!
- Okay, you go run fast.
- (LYNDY GIGGLES)
- Come on, let's go now!
- AMY: (LAUGHS)
Hey Ty, do you mind
putting Spartan back for me?
- TY: No problem!
- Thanks.
I'll give him a hand.
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
♪
Ty!
- (LANDING THUD ECHOES)
- Ty!
Ty?
(AMY AND JACK'S BREATHS
ECHO IN SLOW MOTION)
♪
♪
(WIND HOWLS)
(MOURNFUL SLOW PIANO TUNE PLAYS)
♪
(WATER DRIPS ECHO)
(BIRDS CHIRP)
(CHIME CLANGS)
♪
(BIRDS CHIRP, INSECTS BUZZ)
(HARLEY SNORTS)
(HOOVES THUD)
♪
(HARLEY SNORTS)
(TACK JINGLES)
(HOOVES RUSTLE IN THE
FOLIAGE, HORSE SNORTS)
(AMY SNIFFLES)
DOCTOR: The risk of a blood
clot increases after surgery,
and your husband developed a condition
known as deep vein thrombosis.
There was no intervening, uh
we lost him.
I'm so sorry.
- Come on, Harley.
- (HARLEY NICKERS)
♪
♪
And at the break of day ♪
You sank into your dream ♪
You dreamer ♪
Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
You dreamer ♪
♪
You dreamer ♪
♪
(ENGINE ROARS, TIRES
CRUNCH ON THE GRAVEL)
(ENGINE HUMS)
You know where she goes every day.
She goes out to that house.
I'm worried about her.
She mentioned anything to you
about taking on new clients?
Nope.
Well, she should, it'd be good for her.
Right now, she's just making
sure she's there for Lyndy.
That's all.
Well, she needs to make a decision.
Amy will decide what she
wants to do in good time.
(ENGINE RUMBLES)
GIRL PROTESTOR: Hudson's
bees will surely die,
'cause we're still using pesticides!
This kid has become like a shadow!
Every day it's a different issue.
Yesterday it was banning
the use of "big oil's" private jets,
and today it's pesticides,
and their effect on bees. Like
Mayor Fleming, I need to talk to you!
The town has to stop spraying
pesticides in Hudson Park!
Have you noticed there
are no bees anymore?
RICK: Step away from the window.
If you don't want to see her,
don't stare out the window.
(SIGHS)
- (SIGHS HEAVILY)
- That's tonight's homework.
You've got your regular
Friday morning council meeting
first thing tomorrow, and
you need to own this data
before you even consider
showing your face.
And don't make too many
plans for the weekend,
- because you've got your Friday
- (CELL PHONE BUZZES)
Oh, good! Georgie's coming home.
(KEYS TAP)
My daughter, you've
met her several times.
- She's been away at school.
- The horse girl.
Well uh, that will be fun.
I remember those re-entries
from the freedom of college.
But as I was saying, you've
got a meeting with the organizer
of the Fall Harvest BBQ on Sunday.
Your weekend is not entirely free.
Right, um, you're going
to have to cancel that.
- Mm, I can't.
- You will.
- I can't.
- You will.
Because I I have a very
important family thing.
- (COMPUTER CHIMES)
- Oh!
(CLEARS THROAT)
- Hey!
- Hey, uh
You remember Rick, my CAO?
Chief Administrative Officer.
I've served under a lot of mayors.
They, uh, they come and go.
And I stay.
Thanks, Rick.
(SIGHS) So how's life at Aspen Grove?
It's pretty good.
We're just bringing the cattle back
from the summer pastures.
Listen Lou, I'm sorry I'm not
gonna be there this weekend.
I know it's just family, but
Yeah, no, no, it's okay. You
just do what you gotta do.
I'll be thinking about you.
Hey! Where's that big,
beautiful ring I gave you?
Um
I'm not wearing it yet.
- Why not?
- It's Amy.
I don't know how she's gonna react.
Yeah, I I get it.
(SIGHS) All right.
Well, um
you take care this weekend.
I sure it's gonna be a tough one.
Okay. Love you.
She's not dealing with things.
Actually, I'm amazed at
how well she is dealing.
It's been hard, it's
and unbelievably hard.
She lost her husband, Tim.
Well
sometimes the only way back is to work.
Work on something you
love, and make decisions,
and life goes on.
- (SIGHS)
- But it's been a year.
She's gotta get over this loss
and move forward, not backward.
And I worry about that,
because I love her.
She's gotta recover.
And she will recover. I did, you did,
people deal the way they
deal. So leave her alone.
The money that she and Ty
have thrown at that house,
it's just a waste.
Hey, I saw you out for a
ride, it's a beautiful day.
I know what's going
on with the house, Dad.
I ride by there almost every day.
I'm not ready to make
a decision, not yet.
I I was trying to
do what's best for you.
I know what's best for me, Dad!
(BIRDS CHIRP)
♪
(NIGHT INSECTS BUZZ)
TIM: Well, Quinn, I'm curious.
How many miles have you
put on that truck of yours
between Hillhurst Stables, and Calgary?
Ah, just a few.
But it's definitely worth it, though.
Freshman year just
I mean, it was super fun,
but just so much studying.
I bet.
And the Calgary coach?
We train five times a week now.
And I keep saying that
she should be competing.
I even offered to coach her, but
I'd prefer to keep work
and pleasure separate.
Besides, you're busy
with um, Fiona Macintosh.
Quinn's new protégé.
He's being "super coach" to this girl,
and he just says that
she's so fantastic.
Oh ho! Jealousy. I'm flattered.
I'm not jealous! Besides, I'm gonna go
and support her at the
competition on the weekend.
It doesn't sound like you
to be on the sidelines.
You should enter.
(SIGHS) Yeah, maybe I'll
start competing again, but
I don't know, I haven't decided yet.
Georgie, you should.
Amy's right.
- And I keep on telling you.
- I know.
Look, I I'm sorry I couldn't
be around as much as I wanted to.
I just, I was going between
class and a job, so it was
No, I know, I get it Georgie,
it's okay, I understand.
It's just great you could be here for
For Ty's memorial.
Yeah, I wouldn't miss that.
I'm glad we could all be together.
Right, Amy?
Yeah.
♪
(DISH CLANKS)
- What I was saying before
- Dad.
Well, I just hope you understand
that the reason I keep
bringing up the house
is because every day I
step out of my trailer
and there it is, in
worse shape than before.
In my opinion, you've gotta
move forward with construction,
or you're gonna you're
gonna be starting from s
You know, you have been at
me about this for months,
okay, you need to back off.
I know you're trying to help, but
don't you think Lyndy asks
about the house all the time?
If she can go there, on the swing,
if her Dad's gonna be there?
Yeah. I hear you.
I should put her to bed.
♪
Okay, you two, one more book,
and then lights out, all right?
May I please have the bunny book?
She keeps on asking for that
one, but I can't find it.
Hmm. I'll check the
loft. Maybe it's up there.
Okay?
How about this one?
It's all about the moon.
Yes!
(READS) "Shadows are falling,
the sun says goodbye,
softly the moon rises into the sky."
♪
(NIGHT INSECT BUZZ, OWL HOOTS)
(FOOTSTEPS THUD)
♪
(ECHOING, INTENSE WHOOSH)
♪
(FOOTSTEPS THUD ON STAIRS)
- Hey.
- Hey.
I was just looking for
one of Lyndy's books,
I thought she might've left it up here.
Oh.
So, do you like having your place back?
Yeah, the dorm was fun, but
the place I'm staying
in now is really small,
and my roommate's annoying,
so it's good to be back.
I'm only gonna stay for a few minutes,
I've gotta head back to Hillhurst, so.
Okay. It's good seeing you guys.
(RECEDING FOOTSTEPS THUD)
(CRICKETS CHIRP)
♪
(ECHOING, INTENSE WHOOSH)
It was nice to see you
out on Harley today.
How's Spartan doing?
I haven't seen you
riding him much lately.
I just don't want to overwork him.
His arthritis is still a thing.
I don't wanna hurt him.
Ah, gentle exercise won't hurt him.
He's all right.
- Don't go bubble-wrapping
him. - Oh, I'm not.
- (SPARTAN NICKERS)
- Come on.
You're kinda bubble-wrapping
yourself too, you know.
(HOOVES CLOP)
Amy, I know that Lyndy
is your first priority,
and she ought to be.
But don't you think, well
isn't it time you took on a client,
and got back to doin'
what you really love to do?
Grandpa, don't you start on me too.
I don't believe Dad!
He will not stop
talking about the house!
That's just his way.
He wants things you
know, done and settled.
Maybe they never will be settled.
Everyone thinks that
this memorial on Sunday
is gonna give me closure, or something.
I hate that word.
Well remember, you're
the one who suggested it.
I know.
But maybe I was wrong,
maybe I'm not ready.
(SIGHS HEAVILY)
So I have this idea.
Grandpa
What do you say
we drive up to the
fishing cabin tomorrow,
just you and me?
I can't. I have Lyndy, I
just can't just leave her.
Now, hear me out.
Now I have found great
solace by that river
many times in the past,
and I think you will, too.
It'll give you a chance
to get your bearings,
And maybe you can
decide about the memorial
while you're up there.
I will think on it.
Nah, you don't need to think on it.
You'll do it.
Well, it would get me away from Dad.
(HOOVES THUD)
(PHOENIX SNORTS)
(PHOENIX NICKERS)
(SUV RUMBLES)
(HOOVES THUD)
(TACK JINGLES)
(PHOENIX SNORTS)
(GEORGIE SIGHS)
Good boy, Phoenix!
- Hey!
- Hey!
(TIRED EXHALE) Guess what?
Ah, you got me, I can't guess.
I'm going to do the
horse show this weekend.
You are?
Yeah, well, you heard Amy,
she's encouraging me to do it.
So you better tell your
friend, Fiona, that uh
she's gotta watch out,
because I look forward to beating her!
Well, I'm happy to give you
some pointers, if you want.
That might be a bit of a
conflict of interest, isn't it?
Oh, no conflict here.
Just a whole lot of interest.
Okay! (LAUGHS) Okay.
(TRUCK DOOR SLAMS)
- I can't go, Grandpa.
- Now, hold on, why not?
I need to be here for Lyndy.
- She will be just fine.
- No, I
You all ready to go?
I don't know, we're
just discussing that.
Oh! Well
we are planning a tea
party with Katie, aren't we?
- I am making cupcakes!
- You're making cupcakes?
(LISA LAUGHS)
Bye, sweetheart!
- Goodbye!
- LISA: Awww!
She couldn't be happier. So you go.
- (EXHALES HEAVILY)
- Have a nice time.
All right, you!
You win.
LISA: Okay, Honey Bunny,
you go set up the tea party,
and I will be right (LAUGHS)
- I'll be right there, okay?
- Okay!
- So, Amy went?
- She did.
It took a little convincing,
but yeah, I'm glad.
Good.
Have I ever told you how
much I hate these Friday
- town council meetings?
- Yes, you have mentioned that.
TIM: Hey!
I just saw Jack pulling out of
the driveway, where's he goin'?
To the fishing camp, he and Amy.
(GROANS) Great!
Great, okay, so beef meeting postponed.
I wish somebody'd text me!
You know, I'm just gonna
I'll drive up there,
up to the cabin, I can
talk to Amy, up there.
- LISA: Oh, Tim!
- Dad, wait!
That's not such a good idea.
Why is that not a good idea?
I think Jack wanted to spend
some time alone with Amy.
Why?
Dad, you have been so incredibly helpful
with all of the arrangements
when Ty passed,
and Amy said so herself.
She could not have gotten
through this without you.
But emotionally,
she just needs more
empathy, I guess.
- I have empathy.
- (LOU SIGHS)
I have lots of empathy.
I uh
Life goes on, that's what I keep saying.
Yeah, I know you do.
We all need somebody to lift us up
when we're going through times of grief,
not enable it,
it's not healthy to enable it.
Yeah, Dad, it's also not
healthy to bottle it up.
I bottle it up?!
I don't know, maybe you do.
Maybe maybe we all do.
Look, I'm sorry, but I gotta run.
- Friday town council meeting.
- Good luck.
I love being mayor. I love being mayor.
I love being mayor. (SIGHS HEAVILY)
Tim,
please don't go to the cabin.
(SCREEN DOOR BANGS)
(ENGINE RUMBLES)
♪
(ENGINE SHUTS OFF, KEYS JINGLE)
JACK: Well, looks like I
got some cleaning up to do,
lots of branches down.
(ECHOING, INTENSE WHOOSH)
(TRUCK DOORS OPENS, SLAMS)
TY: Oh!
(SIGHS) There's no horses.
(SIGHS) They'll come.
- It's pretty cool out here!
- It's freezing!
(BOTH LAUGH)
JACK: You better grab some kindling,
it might be damp in here.
(FOOTSTEPS RUSTLE IN THE FOLIAGE)
(BIRDS CHIRP, STREAM BABBLES)
(WATER BURBLES LOUDLY)
(BIRD SINGS)
(ROCK PLUNKS)
I was hoping that group
of wildies would be around.
I figured you might like seeing them.
I actually thought I heard them.
Oh?
I was thinking about that one winter,
when Ty and I brought
feed out here for them.
(LAUGHS) Oh yeah!
I sure remember that snowstorm.
- Ty got really sick.
- (ROCK SPLASHES)
You guys, you used my old radio
to get in touch with us, remember that?
That was a long time ago.
(STONE PLUNKS, AMY SIGHS)
I have never been any
good at skipping rocks.
Well, you better get good!
Somebody's gotta teach
Lyndy how to skip a stone.
(MULTIPLE SPLASHES)
(AMY AND JACK CHUCKLE)
(STONES SPLASHING, PLUNKING)
(CRICKETS CHIRP, OWL HOOTS)
(PHONOGRAPH CLICKS)
♪
(JACK SIGHS, CHUCKLES)
I saw that colt yesterday morning.
Mind me asking you why
you let that guy go?
Because I thought you were doing
some great things with him.
He was one in a million.
I know he is.
I just can't look at him.
He reminds me
too much of that day.
Ty's expression, watching
us do the join up.
It was
it was just magical.
- (FIRE CRACKLES)
- Hmm!
And then he was gone.
♪
You know
when your Grandma Lyndy
got sick, we were
we were pretty strong.
We were so sure that it
would all turn out okay.
But then it didn't.
And over those months, I thought
like, I really thought
that I had accepted it.
But when that day actually came,
when she passed away,
I was lost.
(LAUGHS WRYLY)
You see, you're supposed to
be the strong guy for everyone.
(SMALL LAUGH)
And I tried to be,
for your mom, especially.
I'm trying to, Grandpa, I really am.
Oh, I know you are.
And you're doin' great.
How did you
how did you handle it when she died?
Well, I can't say I was very good at it.
I think I took the odd drink too many,
so I wouldn't recommend that.
But there was your mom,
all the work that needed to be done,
and the cattle, there's
always the cattle.
(SMALL LAUGH)
Nobody really knows how to grieve, Amy.
It's different for everyone,
and it's different every time.
I'd say that anyone who
says they know how to grieve
might just have a piece
of their heart missing.
But I do know one thing.
You need to talk about your feelings.
Don't keep 'em all to
yourself, it's not healthy.
It was my fault.
How can it be your fault?
Ty died trying to protect me.
That's right.
He saved your life,
and because of it, you're here now.
And Lyndy has her mom.
It's still my fault.
That morning
Ty said he was feeling weird,
but he refused to go to the doctor,
because he wanted to be there with Lyndy
to watch me work with Spartan, and
(CRYING) and I didn't make him go.
I didn't I didn't
push him out the door,
I
I just didn't.
(SHAKY TEARFUL SIGH)
Why?
Sometimes there simply are no answers.
Sometimes I just feel like
I've lost everything I loved.
Everything I loved about me.
It's like there's no magic anymore.
You see, right there,
that could be a lyric to one
of your Grandma Lyndy's songs.
She'dve stole that one for sure.
(LAUGHS, SNIFFLES)
You're probably right.
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
♪
(CRICKETS CHIRP, OWL HOOTS)
♪
(ECHOING, INTENSE WHOOSH)
(WIND HOWLS, FIRE CRACKLES)
(SIGHS)
(ECHOING SIGH)
I miss you so much.
I can't do this without you.
(SIGHS TEARFULLY)
♪
(BIRDS CHIRP, STREAM BABBLES)
Thank you.
(HORSE WHINNIES IN THE DISTANCE)
(SIGHS)
(HORSE WHINNIES IN THE DISTANCE)
(ANOTHER HORSES WHINNY)
They're out there. That's for sure.
(HORSES WHINNY)
(SQUEALING WHINNIES)
That sounds like something's wrong.
(AGITATED WHINNY)
(HORSES WHINNY AND SNORT)
(AGITATED SNORTING)
(HORSES WHINNY AND SNORT)
(BRUSH RUSTLES)
It must've have been
one heck of a wind storm.
(AGITATED WHINNIES)
(HORSES SNORT AND SQUEAL)
Grandpa, I think they're trapped.
They can't get out over those trees.
(HORSES WHINNY)
Yeah, and they can't
get to the river, either.
How long have they gone without water?
We gotta get 'em out of there.
(SAW RASPS)
(BRANCHES RUSTLE)
(EXHALES)
(BRANCHES RUSTLE, THUD)
Ah! I got this one.
(HORSES WHINNY, SQUEAL)
Ah! It's okay, guys.
Grab this one.
- (HORSE WHINNY)
- (BOTH GRUNT WITH EFFORT)
- You got this one?
- Yep.
Ah!
(HORSES SNORT)
(CHAINSAW WHIRS LOUDLY)
(BRANCHES RUSTLE)
(CHAINSAW WHIRS LOUDLY)
(HORSE WHINNIES SHRILLY)
(CHAINSAW WHIRS)
(CHAINSAW WHIR CHANGES PITCH)
- (LAUGHS) You're crazy.
- (LAUGHS)
(FAMILY CHEERS, APPLAUDS)
LOU: You're all right! Woo!
TY: Do you remember
that dream that we had
when I graduated from vet school?
I want us to be partners,
I want us to work together!
Like we dreamed about.
Ah! Okay.
- Here he comes.
- We got you!
- Come on. Yeah!
- There you go!
Good boy!
We're in this together, okay?
Yeah. Okay.
(AMY LAUGHS)
(BOTH SIGH HAPPILY)
(CHAINSAW WHIRS)
(HORSE WHINNIES)
Well, we're gettin' there.
Ah! (SIGHS)
(HORSES SNORT)
(SOBBING)
(LOUD WHINNY IN THE DISTANCE)
(SOBS)
(GASPING, HITCHING SOBS)
(GRASS RUSTLES IN THE WIND)
(SOBBING)
(LOUD WHINNY IN THE DISTANCE)
(CRYING)
He's always helped me.
And now he can't.
He's gone, Grandpa.
And he's not coming back.
It's not fair!
(SNIFFLES) It's not fair.
(SOBBING)
♪
(BIRDS CHIRP, HORSE SNORTS)
(HORSES NICKER, WHINNY)
(AMY AND JACK GRUNT WITH EFFORT)
Now
let's get these guys out of here.
- (HORSES WHINNY)
- Come on, it's all right.
- You're okay.
- (HOOVES THUD)
Come on. Hup! Hup!
JACK: Hssh! Hsssh!
- Come on.
- Ah!
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
Wait, there's another one, look!
(HORSE WHINNIES)
Grandpa I think that's Casper!
Casper?
Do you remember that beautiful
black-and-white
Appaloosa we called Ghost?
He would show up every now and then?
- Oh, I do remember that horse.
- That is his son.
(LAUGHS)
That winter when Ty and I came up here,
we saw Casper.
We named him that because
he was a baby Ghost.
(LAUGHS) Well, look at that.
He's got a family of his own now.
Well life goes on.
Doesn't it?
Yeah.
(HORSES WHINNY)
(CASPER SNORTS)
(HUFFS)
(FOLIAGE RUSTLES)
(LAUGHS) I remember you
when you were just a little guy.
Now look at you.
All grown up.
(LAUGHS)
♪
(COMPETITORS CHATTER)
♪
(FIONA AND QUINN MURMUR)
One, two, three
three, two one.
Hey, you're looking confident.
Thanks, I feel good.
Hey, good luck, all
right? I'll see you later.
Yeah, see 'ya.
(SNORTING)
(HOOVES THUD)
(TACK JINGLES)
(SPECTATORS APPLAUD)
(HOOVES THUD)
(GRANDIOSE SNORTS)
(HOOVES THUD)
ANNOUNCER: That was Fiona
Maclntosh on Grandiose.
- Next rider on the course
- Good luck!
ANNOUNCER: Georgina Fleming
Morris, on Phoenix Rising.
All right. Let's go.
(NERVOUS EXHALE)
(HOOVES THUD)
(PHOENIX SNORTS)
(TACK JINGLES)
(HOOVES THUD)
♪
(SLOW MOTION HOOF THUDS)
(ECHOING THUDS)
(GASPS) (RAIL CLANGS)
(PHOENIX SNORTS, ECHOING)
Ho ho
ANNOUNCER: And that's off course.
(GEORGIE PANTS HEAVILY)
- Oh my gosh.
- Hey, are you okay?
- What happened?
- Yeah, I just
I just completely lost my
concentration. I don't I (SIGHS)
I swear I saw
Saw who?
Nothing. It was
nothing.
I mean, you probably
shouldn't have pushed yourself.
I thought I could do it.
ANNOUNCER: Fiona Maclntosh on Grandiose
will take first place.
- (SPECTATORS APPLAUD AND CHEER)
- You should go.
Go, be a coach, go be with her.
- I'll be fine.
- Okay.
That was great!
You did it, we did it,
ah? Come on, come on!
That was a great run.
That was a great run.
(RIDERS CHATTER HAPPILY)
(HORSES SNORT AND NICKER)
(WATER BABBLES)
You know, I I really
don't remember Ty's funeral.
None of it. I
it was just this horrible blur, and
and I do want to do something
to mark the anniversary of his death.
Something that means
something, that I'll remember.
I've decided I am gonna go
through with his memorial.
I'm ready.
♪
(HORSES NICKER)
♪
(HOOVES RUSTLE IN THE
FOLIAGE, HORSE WHINNIES)
(HOOVES THUD, TACK JINGLES)
(HORSES SNORT)
♪
♪
(BIRDS CHIRP)
♪
♪
Well, I remember one night,
Ty showed up at the dude ranch,
just out of nowhere,
and he asked me to
teach him how to dance.
(LAUGHS)
- Three, one, two, three!
- I got it! (LAUGHS)
Good! He was totally awkward,
but he got it. He got it.
(SNIFFLES) We laughed
so much that night.
He was like the little
brother I never had.
Ty was my best friend.
He was my best buddy.
We got into some crazy sh
stuff together.
Amy, remember when you
were about to give birth,
I sprung him from the hospital?
(LAUGHS)
Yeah, we sure laughed about that.
- Yep! Outta here!
- And let's go!
- Yeah!
- (BOTH LAUGH)
Jack, your Longhorn,
man, you wouldn't have believed
what we had to go through
to get him back.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- Got him! Let's go!
- Hold on to him!
(LAUGHS)
Now I'm a new father,
with a new baby boy.
I'm gonna miss Ty being a part of that.
For the rest of my life.
Well, for me,
it's like having a son go off to war,
for all I know about Mongolia.
That's what I said
to him when he told me
he needed to go there.
It was important for him to go there.
And I respected him for it.
But it was hard,
to say goodbye.
TY: I don't want my child, our child,
to grow up in this kind of world.
I need to go there.
I need to help do something about it.
Mongolia.
(LAUGHS) I thought he
was crazy for goin'.
I told him.
I mean, for good reason.
But that's what I remember most,
was how he and Amy embraced
after we thought he
was lost in the desert.
(AMY GASPS, LAUGHS)
(AMY SNIFFLES, KISS SOUNDS)
(BOTH LAUGH)
TIM: They were a unit.
They were
beautiful together.
♪
(SOFT KISS)
I remember when I first met Ty.
The first time we said "I love you."
I'll never forget what an amazing man,
husband, father he was.
He was my soulmate,
my inspiration, (EMOTIONAL EXHALES)
my rock.
He gave me so much love
(SOBS)
it will last me a lifetime.
I miss you, Ty.
But I will do my best to move on,
because I know that's
what you would want.
And that's what our
daughter and I will do.
We will be strong,
brave
(SIGHS)
and we will make you so proud.
Because I know in some way,
you'll always be with us.
We won't be alone.
We'll never be alone.
(SIGHS HEAVILY)
I love you, Ty.
We love you.
♪
♪
- (LAUGHS) Yes!
- (LAUGHS)
(FAMILY CHEERS)
♪
AMY: You're gonna be a father.
Amy, are you
- Yeah.
- Oh!
(ASHES SPRINKLE)
♪
- Oh!
- She's perfect!
- Ah! Hey!
- You're amazing, Amy!
- (LAUGHS)
- (LYNDY COOS)
♪
♪
(FOLIAGE RUSTLES IN THE WIND)
♪
(FOOTSTEPS RUSTLE IN THE FOLIAGE)
♪
(BIRDS CHIRP)
(SCREEN DOOR BANGS)
(FOOTSTEPS THUD)
- Hey.
- Hey.
- You okay?
- Yeah.
It was really beautiful.
I'm glad I came home.
Yeah, me too.
Hey, I hope you don't
think that yesterday's show
was any indication of your ability.
You had an off day.
It's understandable.
No, if anything it, it
made me wanna work harder.
I wanna go for it.
And I changed my mind, I
want you to be my coach.
If you're willing.
What about our relationship?
I'm sure it'll survive.
Besides
you've gotta be the one
to take me to the Olympics.
Deal.
(EXHALES)
(BIRDS CHIRP)
Hey.
I've decided to not go through
with building the house.
Our future was supposed
to play out there, and
Ty's gone, I
I can't live there.
Not not without him.
It's not my home anymore.
I think we should take it
down. I hope you understand.
(SPARTAN SNORTS)
I understand.
How do we know that
here is where we belong ♪
I'll deal with it.
Okay.
How do we know the
right from the wrong ♪
(FOOTSTEPS THUD)
How do we know that
things will get better ♪
How do we know that
things will get better ♪
(LOUD SMASHING, THUDS)
♪
(BIRD SCREECHES)
(SPLINTERING CRASH)
How do we know our
hearts won't fail us now ♪
♪
How do we know the strength we need ♪
Will always be found ♪
How do we know that
things will get better ♪
♪
(LYNDY LAUGHS)
How do we know that
things will get better ♪
(HORSES WHINNY)
(HORSES NICKER)
♪
(HORSES SNORT)
(WHINNIES)
Yay! There's the horsies!
If all we have is each other ♪
That's enough ♪
If all we have is each other ♪
That's enough ♪
♪