Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990–2000): Season 6, Episode 22 - All This and Mary Too - full transcript

Oh, these are beautiful.

Tell everyone I said thank you.

I will.

Oh, Donna said she'd be by

tomorrow to bring you
her own present.

Look, Kel...

um...

I'm really sorry.

I-I should have been there
for you, and I-I wasn't.

No.

I'm the one who
shut everybody out.



If I had called you,

you would have been there.

I know that.

Well, if you need anything,

please don't be afraid
to ask, okay?

Thanks,

but I know that in the end,

I'm the only one
who's going to change anything.

I didn't think

I was gonna get through this,

but maybe I will.

Hi.

Can I come in?

Gonna be okay?



Yeah.

Colin and I need to talk.

Dr. Weldon, please report
to the dayroom.

Dr. Weldon,
please report to the dayroom.

I'll call you as soon
as I get back from Mammoth.

Okay. All right,
have fun snowboarding.

- All right.
- Bye.

These are for you.

Thank you.

How you been?

Better.

Yeah, me, too.

One week,

absolutely clean.

That's great.

You could do the same thing,
you know.

You don't need to be here.

You don't need a rehab unit.

We could do this together.

Colin.

I know things got out of hand.

And I know things had to stop.

But it doesn't mean

that you and I can't
get through this.

Don't you see?

We're not good for each other.

That sounds so rehearsed.

Is that what they told you
to say to me?

No.

This is me. This is how I feel.

I can't see you anymore.

I want you to know
that I'm not blaming you.

You know,

it was a two-way street.

That's it, huh?

I guess I don't have any say
in this, do I?

Some two-way street.

You know I love you.

It's over.

I'm sorry.

- Hi.
- Hi, Valerie.

Hey. Brandon and Steve?

Uh, upstairs,
trying to find what bag

to put the kitchen sink into.

I heard that!

Clare, can you give me a hand?

Coming.

How you doing?

I've been better.

Look, Val, why don't you just
come snowboarding with me?

I mean, just 'cause
we're not together anymore

doesn't mean
you can't come along.

You and Dylan
stayed friends, right?

It's just not the same, David.

Have a great weekend.

Hey, Bran, I saw the forecast.

There's snow headed our way.

Well, as long
as the Buffalo wings are spicy,

and there's a fire
in the fireplace, I'll be happy.

Nice skis, Walsh.

Monocoques?

Yes, they are, Keats.
Very good.

Try to keep up with me.

Oh, I've seen him ski.

He's pretty good, Susan.

Well, that may be,
but skiing

is second nature
to the Keats clan.

We wintered
in Sun Valley every year.

Well, the Walsh clan
is from Minnesota

where winter was invented.

Oh, really? And where
exactly did you ski,

Mount Minneapolis?

Or did they put up a big hill
inside that domed stadium?

That's funny. Keep talking.

What?

They sound like us.

It's all foreplay.

You know, this could be a
pleasant weekend after all.

Mmm.

Come on, bunny.

So, they keeping you busy?

Oh, what do you think?

Well, that is the idea, honey.

Yeah. Yeah, well,
to be honest with you,

I can't wait to get out
of this place.

The food is horrendous,

and is it just me,
or does it smell here?

All right. All right.

It's not the
Peninsula Hotel,

but it's not supposed to be.

I know.

Just consider yourself lucky

that you even made it
in here in one piece.

The food still stinks.

Hang in there.

You only got 21 days left,

and I know you're going
to make it.

- Oh, Kelly, hi.
- Hi.

Hi, Dr. Browning.

Hi, Jackie.

How are things?

Oh, great.

Kelly seems
to be adjusting really well.

Good. She's in good hands.

Well, thanks.

So, Kelly, I've got
some good news for you.

You're getting a roommate.

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

Well, I guess
I could use the company.

Good. I hope you're pleased.

But I want to warn you

that she probably
won't feel much like talking

in the next few days.

She's got a lot
of sleeping to do.

I understand.

I knew you would.

I personally put the two
of you together.

Great.

When-When do I meet her?
What's her name?

Well, her name's Tara Marks, and
she's in your room right now.

So, you'll meet her,
no doubt, when she wakes up.

- Okay.
- Okay?

- See you in group?
- Yeah.

Good. Take care, Jackie.

Nice to see you. See?

Things are looking up already.

So, what's the plan?

We're going to check in,
then hit the slopes.

You know what? I think

I'm just gonna hang
out in the lodge today.

Are you serious?

There's got to be, what,
five hours of daylight left.

What are you going to mope
around the lodge all day for?

I'm just not in a
good mood, all right?

- Do me a favor? Check in for me.
- Yeah, sure.

- What's the deal with him?
- Love hurts.

Well, it's not like
he got dumped.

Well, maybe he's
having second thoughts.

You know, it's like
riding a horse.

You fall off the saddle,
you get right back on.

Silver's always been
too sensitive.

He just needs a little action
to set him straight.

You know what? That's your
theory for everything, okay?

Just stay out of it.

Well, I am going to go
check out the ski shop.

Shall I see if they have any
training poles for you?

What's up with her?

I don't know, but it's really
starting to piss me off.

Excuse me?

Oh, this is going to
sound incredibly awkward,

but I just drove all
the way up from L.A.,

and they lost
my reservation.

You guys think I might be
able to bunk with you?

I'd pay.

Oh, gosh.

Uh, we're really sorry.

We came up with our boyfriends,
and you know.

Oh.

Well, lucky you.

I used to have one.

Do you want to meet somebody?

Sure. That's why I'm here.

I mean, it's not
'cause I know how to ski.

I'm-I'm Mary.

Hi. I'm Clare.
This is Susan.

Hi. Nice to meet you.

Why don't you meet us later
for drinks,

like, around 5:00?

We have this
really cute friend.

His name's David.

Okay. Uh...

Does your friend have a room?

With a big, king-sized bed.

Hmm. Sounds good to me.

He shouldn't mind the floor.

Hi.

How long have I been sleeping?

Since you got here.

All morning.

I'm Kelly.

I'm Tara.

Do you want me
to get you some water?

They say it's good
to drink a lot of water.

You okay?

It's going to be all right.

B, B...

Yeah? What?

- Check out that girl.
- What about her?

Well, she's practically
undressing me

with her eyes right now.

No, she isn't, Steve.

She's looking for a bellhop.

Her search is over.

Easy, big fella.

You're here with Clare.

Not for me.

For Silver.

For Silver.

Hi. I'm Steve.

This is Brandon.

Hi.

Thanks. I'm Mary.

- Hi, Mary.
- Hi, Mary.

Are you here alone?

Actually, I am.
Are you?

No, tragically.

But we, uh, brought a
friend with us who is.

Perhaps you'd like
to meet him.

He just broke up
with his girlfriend.

Yeah, he could use
some company.

Well, is he cute?

Yeah, he's right over there.

Yeah, he is cute.

Yeah, I'd like to meet him.

But, um, I've got a lesson
in half an hour,

and I've got to check in
and change.

Maybe you can meet us
for drinks later?

We'll be down here
around 5:00.

Okay. See you.

Great. Hey, uh, would you mind
helping her?

Cool.
See you, Mary.

See you.

I wish I had a friend like me.

So do I.

But... you do.

Damn, it's going down.

What?

I made a small investment.

Oh, you're playing
the stock market, huh?

No, I'm not playing.
I really know what I'm doing.

I got a tip
on this company

that grows human ears
on the backs of mice.

Really?

Oh, there's got to be
a lot of call for that.

Aw! Damn it went down!

There's new hope for athletes
with heart problems.

Oh, oh, wait,
don't turn that off.

Athletes suffering from
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy,

or HCM, may now have a chance
to continue their careers.

A new study presented

to the American Heart
Association offers

a ray of hope for those
who still wish to compete.

In other medical news,
generic drugs continue to...

Yeah, the receptionist said

you were the one
I needed to speak to.

Yeah, it's about the segment
you aired this morning

on athletes
and heart conditions.

Okay, yeah, if I can have
that number in New Jersey.

Okay.

Hey.

Hey. How long have
you been here?

Long enough.

What was that all about?

Hold on.

Hi. Yeah, I'm here.

Great.

Okay.

Thanks.

Who were you talking to?

The Money Cable Network.

I saw this segment on TV
this morning about...

Athletes with heart conditions.

I heard.

What was it, a list of guys
who've dropped dead?

No. It's a new procedure.

You could keep playing.

How do you know

that they were even talking
about the thing that I have?

Do you know how many
different kinds

of heart conditions
there are?

Cardiomyopathy,
thickening of the heart walls.

- That's what you have, right?
- Yeah.

Well, that's
what they're talking about.

Don't you think that a doctor,
like your father,

would have told me if there was
something that I could do?

Well, maybe he didn't know
about it.

Maybe you heard wrong.

You know what?

You don't have a thick heart.

You have a thick head.

You don't give up, do you?

No.

What do you think?

We warm up on, uh, Dry Creek,

then do Climax?

I warm up on hot chocolate
and then I do cappuccino.

I'm gonna stick with my baby
on the bunny slopes.

- Thank you.
- What about you, Walsh?

No black diamond
for you today either?

Am I on my own?

Keep it up
and you just may be.

Honey, there is

no shame in admitting that
you're not a strong skier.

And you have many other

wonderful qualities.

For instance, you're
a really safe driver.

- Oh.
- Ouch.

Get going.

Fine.

Bye.

Hey.

Hey.

What are you doing here?

I thought everyone
went away for the weekend.

Yeah, they're
all up in Mammoth.

That's probably good for me.

Maybe I can actually
show my face in public

for a couple of days.

Why didn't you go?

Actually, um...

David and I broke up.

Wow.

Hey, Nat.

Can I get a cup of coffee?

Sure.

I'm sorry.

Must be something in the air.

Did you find yourself suddenly
single these days, too?

- Here you are, darling.
- Thank you.

Yeah, I pretty much
screwed it up.

Well, I tried to warn you.

Yeah, I know, I know.

That's okay.

You're not the first
person cocaine seduced.

Yeah, I keep trying
to tell myself that,

but I don't know,
I still don't feel any better.

Are you gonna be okay?

No.

How about you?

No.

So what are you doing
for dinner?

I mean, there is nothing like
two miserable people

staring at their food
for a couple hours.

Yeah, that's true.

Actually, I don't have
any plans.

Why don't you come over?

I really don't feel like
going out tonight.

Dinner at the Walsh house?
I don't know.

I have the house to myself.

Come on.

All right.

How's 8:00?

Sounds perfect.

All right.

See you.

You ready, Brandon?

Anytime, Keats.

- So, where are we going?
- Uh...

The Rollercoaster.

Rollercoaster?

It's a bunny slope.

Whoo!

All right, Keats,
admit it.

I beat you on three runs today.

No, you didn't beat me.
It wasn't a race.

Oh, oh, it wasn't a race.

Now you're just saying that
because you lost.

No, I'm saying that
because you didn't say

"On you mark, get set, go."

Okay, all right.
Let's go then.

You and me back up to the top.

We'll settle this
once and for all.

Fine.

Uh, this time it's a race
and I choose the course.

Lead on.

Fine.

Hello?

Hey, it's Colin.

Hi.

- Nothing really.
- What are you doing right now?

What are you doing?

I'm involved
in a really cool game, actually.

See, what I do is I, uh,

I stare at a blank canvas
and wait for an idea.

Then when I can't take
that any longer,

I look at the clock
and try to figure out

how long I have until dinner.

You can imagine the fun
I've been having.

Well, you sound marginally
better than me.

Yeah.

How about I come over early?

Like when?

Like now.

Sure. See you in a sec.

I heard there's some great
powder up on the backside...

natural terrain, and there's
hardly anybody up there.

Yeah, because
it's not patrolled

and it's out of bounds.

We'll be fine,
unless you're chicken.

Cluck, cluck.

Whoo!

- Open it.
- What is it?

You'll see.

It's a parrot.

It's a parrot. It's a parrot.

Oh, my God, that is so cool.

Wait...

Do it!

That is so cool!
That is so cool!

Okay, make it stop now.

Okay, make it stop now.
Okay, make it stop now.

- Isn't that hysterical?
- Thank you, Donna.

Well, I'm just glad you're here.

You know, I thought
I was going to lose you.

Yeah, I, uh...

I went over the edge
for awhile, I guess.

Yeah, it scared me.

Luckily, it scared
the hell out of me, too;

otherwise, I wouldn't be here.

But I...

I just, I hope that you'll
forgive me if I...

No, Kel.

You don't have to say anything.

Thanks.

So how's it going here?

Fine.

I got a new roommate today.

Really? What's she like?

I don't know.

So far, all she's done is, um,

sleep and cry,

and then she got up
to see her shrink.

- How old is she?
- She's young.

Supposedly, she's been living
on the streets.

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

So, um, I heard
that everyone went skiing?

Yep.

Why didn't you go?

Well, Joe hasn't really been

in the mood
to do anything lately.

Though I did hear on TV
about a treatment

for the exact
same heart condition Joe has.

That's great.

Yeah, but Joe doesn't think
it's so great.

He's afraid to get his hopes up
for nothing.

Give him a break.
He's probably just nervous.

Yeah.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Um, Tara, this is
my best friend, Donna.

Hi, Tara.

Hi.

I-I didn't mean to intrude.

I'll leave you guys alone.

No, no.

We're... we're
just hanging out.

No, that's okay.

Oh, she's kind of shy, huh?

Yeah.

I feel sorry for her, but
I hope she loosens up.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for being here.
Thanks for being here.

Oh, damn bird.

Damn bird, damn bird, damn bird.

Attention, all skiers,
the lifts will be closing

in 20 minutes.

Please make this the last run
of the day.

Hey, can I get
a hot chocolate?

Silver, you would
not believe Clare.

A couple runs
down the bunny hill,

she was chasing me down
the intermediate slopes all day.

Well, I don't know about
that, but I didn't

fall down more than two
or three dozen times.

There you go.

- Hey, how's your head?
- It's fine.

I just needed some time alone.

Oh, well, enjoy
that time alone

because your solitude
is almost over.

What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

Do you know something
I don't know?

Oh, I don't know.

Does it have anything

to do with, um, David
and a certain blonde?

Excuse me?

As a matter of fact, it does.

- Susan tell you?
- Tell me what?

About Mary?

She didn't tell me
about Mary.

I invited her.

Invited her where?

- Here.
- Here.

- Hi, Steve.
- Hey, Mary.

- I'm glad you could make it.
- Clare, hey.

Mary. Hey, um, this is David.

This is Mary.

Oh, wait, wait.

This is Mary, too.

- Hi, David.
- Hi, David.

Uh...

hi.

Uh, hey, uh, it was...
it was great

meeting you two,

but with the storm

coming and everything, I want
to get a couple runs in

before I... I...

So long.

Dave...

D-D...

Never said he was romantic.

And to think...

Brandon and Susan are
missing all this.

Yeah.

Come on, Keats.

Whoa-ho-ho!

Hang on, Susan!

Brandon!

Hang on, baby, I'm coming.

Hang on, I'm coming.

Brandon.

What's going on?

I can't move my leg.

We gotta get out of this weather
or we're gonna die.

Hi, come on in.

I'm stirring.

Mmm.

That smells good.

Yeah.

Oh.

Too bad I brought the wrong
wine for a white sauce.

Oh.

Well, at least it's a good
bottle of the wrong wine.

Here.

Open it.

You remember when we met?

Yeah, Heathrow Airport.

I'll never forget the
first time I saw you.

You don't remember that.

Yeah, I do.

Okay.

Well, uh,
what was I wearing?

What is this, a test?

Yeah.

Yeah, and you, uh,
better not flunk.

Okay.

Let's see.

You were wearing a dress.

Wrong.

Okay.

Wait a second.

You weren't wearing
a dress.

You were wearing...
pants.

Blue pants.

Jeans.

You didn't look at me at all,

because if you did,

you would've known I
was wearing shorts.

Short shorts.

Cutoffs.

Well, I'm looking
at you now.

Doesn't that count
for something?

Yeah...

if we're grading
on a curve.

Listen, Valerie, uh,

I really want
to thank you.

For what?

For everything
you've done for me.

The mural, the contacts.

You've been a good friend to me.

God knows I haven't deserved it.

Well, it was my pleasure.

Uh... I bet it's nice

to have this place
to yourself for a change.

Actually,

it's a little too
empty for me.

I wonder how everybody's
doing up in Mammoth.

You know, I heard
on the radio there

was a ton of snow up there.

Let's avoid
that term, "snow".

I'm, uh, I'm keeping away
from that these days.

Good for you.

Is the coast clear,

or are there a few more Marys

you want to
introduce me to?

I'm sorry.

We just wanted you
to have fun, okay?

Uh, it's no big deal.

I just shouldn't have come.

Have you seen Brandon
or Susan lately?

Uh-uh, why?

'Cause the lifts closed
over an hour ago.

Any word?

No, but the ski patrol
makes some routine runs

after the trails close,

so they'll pick up
the stragglers.

They'll be in soon.

I hope so.

It's really snowing
outside.

All right.

Looks like we're gonna have
to hole up here for the night.

There's no way
you're gonna make it

down the hill
on that leg.

You should
have just left me

and gone for the ski patrol.

Oh, would you
shut up already?

There's no way I was
gonna leave you.

We just shouldn't have skied

out of bounds
in the first place.

It's blatantly illegal,
not to mention stupid.

Oh, well, I won't tell
if you won't.

Knowing our luck,
we'll probably get rescued

and then arrested.

Well, actually,
California penal code

says arrest and/or $1,000 fine.

Great.

Or maybe there
will be an avalanche.

I'm sorry I got you into this.

Ah, don't worry about it.

What's in that fanny pack
of yours?

Oh... well, let's see.

Uh... oh, lip balm.

Matches.

Brandy.

Brandy?

Yeah.

Old Keats skiing tradition.

Chocolate bar.

Old Walsh skiing tradition.

Oh... we've got dinner.

Let me take a
look at that leg.

Look, I told you, I'm fine.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, let
me take a look at it.

Look, I told you, it's fine.

It's swollen up

like a grapefruit...
you're not fine.

We're in trouble, huh?

Yep.

Well, at least we don't have
to deliver any babies in here.

I don't know about you,
but, uh, a warm elevator

and a screaming pregnant woman

sounds pretty good to me
right about now.

Yeah, me, too.

All right, I gotta
go find something

to make a fire with.

Otherwise, it's gonna
get real cold real fast.

You gonna be okay?

I'm fine, I'm fine.

- Just give me the brandy.
- No way.

What, it's not like
I'm driving anywhere.

It's a myth that alcohol is good
for you when you're cold.

Yes, but if I drink enough,
I won't care anymore.

Fine.

At least, uh,

have something to
eat with it, okay?

No, you take half.

We'll save half.

Around breakfast time, it
might look pretty good.

I'll be back.

No, no.

You don't know what you're
talking about, Donna.

But I saw it on television.

Why didn't you
ever say anything to Joe?

'Cause experimental medicine
is a far cry from reality.

Just because a
couple of cowboys

from the National Institute
of Health make the news,

it doesn't mean
that these techniques

are available to
the general public.

Well, there's a doctor
at Scripps

right in La Jolla who does this.

These kinds of things
aren't even covered

by insurance, and then
you have to get him

into the protocol even if
they're taking new patients.

I'll do anything.

What about Joe?

What does he have to
say about all of this?

Well, he, uh...

he doesn't want
to get his hopes up for nothing.

Honey, he's right.

I'm sorry, he's right.

I'm gonna
make this happen, Daddy.

And I'm gonna
do everything I can

to help you, and yes,

yes, I will call the
chief of surgery

over at Scripps.

I'd hoped you'd say that.

Thank you.

This is the best

white sauce I think
I've ever had.

What's in it?

It's a trade secret.

You know, I could tell you,

but then I'd have to kill you.

Well, why don't you just
give me a little hint?

That way, you can just
rough me up a little bit.

Lemon rind.

Ah.

Yeah, I got the lemons
out of the yard.

Gotta love L.A.

No, you don't.

I used to love L.A.

Now, I don't even think
I like it anymore.

Well, that's because
you're an outsider like me.

Maybe that's why
you understand me so well.

I do.

I even know
what you're thinking right now.

Yeah, what's that?

I heard about your friends.

- Any word?
- No, not yet.

I should have gone
with them.

It is brutal outside.

Steve, they're
professionals, okay.

Give them
a chance.

A chance?

Clare, they've been gone
for hours.

Well, everyone's
rooting for them.

Thanks.

Let's go check at the desk.

Hey, what was up
with Susan,

- she was pushing his buttons
all morning. - I don't know.

Yeah, well, it takes
two, you know.

Yeah, well they can bury
them side by side.

- Any news?
- Not yet.

Well, what if you don't
find them tonight?

You think they can make it
through till the morning?

Well, that depends.

One or both of them
might be injured.

It's blowing like
crazy up there.

If they got in
out of the wind,

they have half a chance,

but the temperature is gonna
drop way below zero

at that altitude tonight.

Does either one of them
have any survival skills?

Well, yeah, Brandon's
like a regular MacGyver.

Good.
Anything they know how to do

to keep themselves alive
tonight, they're gonna need.

I'm scared, Brandon.

They should have
found us by now.

They'll find us.

Don't worry.

All we have to do is stay
awake, all right?

So, we just gotta keep
talking, okay?

- Okay.
- Okay.

No,

no, no, please.

No, please, no!

Get away from... no, no.

No, no, no.

No.

- Tara...
- No. No!

Tara, wake up.
You're having a nightmare.

No, no, don't touch me!
No, don't touch me!

Don't...

I'm sorry.

Look, I won't do it again.

- I promise.
- No, no, it's all right.

It's not your fault.

Just leave me alone.

Please.

Do you want me to get
the nurse or something?

No, please.
Just leave me alone.

I keep having the same nightmare
over and over, too.

What's yours?

The last night
before I came here...

I almost got raped
at this dealer's house.

And in the dream,
I'm back there.

And, um,

when the guy comes on to me,

he offers me a lot of coke

and I just let him do
whatever he wants.

It's no dream for me.

It's the story of my life.

"Lovers found frozen

to death on mountain."

Happy now, okay?

Please just let me go to sleep.

No, no, no, no, no,
you can't go to sleep.

Sleep is bad.

- Okay.
- All right.

Capitals.

Uh...

Minnesota.

Mmm.

St. Paul.

You know, I don't...
I don't want to do this.

Yeah, well, you're going to.

Come on.

Why? It's silly.

I mean, it's not gonna
change anything.

You know, ever since
I've known you,

all I've heard about is
how much faith you have.

Now you're telling me
it's silly to pray for something

that's so important
to your life.

Come on.

Dear God,

This is a big deal.

Even though he doesn't think so.

So I hope that you
can hear me.

Joe has something wrong
with his heart,

but you probably
already knew that.

He wants to play football
and the doctors think

there may be something
they can do to help him.

But I know

that without your help,
that's not possible.

So if there's anything
you can do...

...would you help us out here?

Please.

Amen.

That's the most wonderful thing

anyone has ever done for me.

You think he heard you?

I don't know.

We'll find out.

Sorry to have to tell you this,

but we're calling in the
search for the night.

The wind is over 80 miles
per hour at the summit.

There's gotta
be something you can do.

It's a safety issue.

I can't endanger my team.

What about our friends?

At the crack of dawn,
we'll be on that mountain.

Great, the crack of dawn.

Patrol three to base.

- Patrol three to base.
- Go ahead, patrol three.

We got two stranded
skiers up here...

uh, one male, one female.

- Over. - That's them.
- Yeah.

- Are they okay?
- What's their condition?

- Over.
- The woman's got

a banged up leg.

But, uh, they're gonna make it
through all right.

Patrol three out.

Of course they made it, huh?

Brandon prepaid that room,

come on, I'm buying!

Hello.

Hey, I hope I woke you.

You did.

What time is it?

It's time for you to get up.

To what do I owe
the pleasure of this call?

Well, I just wanted
to say good morning.

I wanted to thank you
for a great dinner

and a wonderful evening.

So, you're not mad at me
that I threw you out?

It was a first date,
you're supposed to throw me out.

Is that what you call a date?

How about I make it up to you?

What are you doing
for breakfast?

I know this great little diner.

Mmm, please, anywhere but there.

And insult Nat by not taking you
to the Peach Pit

on our first date?

Well, if this is gonna be a date

- I want to keep it quiet.
- All right.

You know the restaurant
at Shutters on the Beach?

Yeah.

I'll see you there in an hour.

Okay.

Why are we doing this?

Because it's better

than a lecture on codependency.

You know, I made
an ashtray

for my mother once.

She threw it at my father.

It didn't break.

I was so proud of that ashtray.

What are you making?

I don't know.

So, uh, where are you from?

Originally?

Colorado.

Grand Junction.

How long have you been out here?

Just a few years.

I ran away when I was 14.

What about you?

Where are you from?

Um, about ten minutes from here.

A native.

Haven't met too many of those.

So, have you talked to your
parents since you got here?

Nope.

Do they know you're here?

Nope.

Does anybody know you're here?

Kelly, like I said,
I ran away when I was 14.

When I got out here, I tried
to call my parents collect once.

They wouldn't accept
the charges.

Well, maybe you should
try again.

I can't.

I don't even know
where they are.

They moved.

I kept sending them postcards
with my post office box on it.

They never let me know
where they were going.

Lucky me, huh?

I'm sorry.

I'm not.

Hey, Nat.

Hey, Steve, Clare.

- How was the trip?
- Oh, wait.

You'll see.

Oh, boy.

Thank you.

What is this?

Did you break it?

No it's just a bad sprain.

But the weekend
wasn't a total loss.

Yeah.

Silver struck gold.

Yeah.

So, how are you
feeling now, David?

Ah...

The more the Mary-ier.

Oh.