00 :02 :52 [Panting] 00 :03 :07 - [Woman] Want toast? - [Girl] Yes. 00 :03 :09 Ellie, where's your cereal bowl? 00 :03 :10 - I'm not hungry. - You need to eat. 00 :03 :12 - I'm not hungry, Mom. - You need to eat before school. 00 :03 :15 - One more bite. - [Mom] You want jelly? 00 :03 :17 [Girl] Yes, please. 00 :03 :19 Watch it, Brenda. Don't mess my clothes up. 00 :03 :22 Billy Baker's in my class this year. 00 :03 :24 - Oh, did he flunk too? - Shut up! 00 :03 :26 - Hey! - [Ellie] You're one to talk. 00 :03 :29 - [Mom] Are you excited about school? - [Girl] Yeah. 00 :03 :32 - Isn't your sister cute? - You stink. 00 :03 :34 [Girl] Very cute. 00 :03 :35 [Brenda] He stinks. He's gotta shower before he eats with us. 00 :03 :38 [Mom] Stop picking on your brother and eat. 00 :03 :40 [Faucet running, turns off] 00 :03 :44 May Belle? 00 :03 :45 - Honey, here's your juice. - Thanks. 00 :03 :49 OK, who hid my sneakers? 00 :03 :51 Jess, you could hardly call them sneakers anymore. I threw them out. 00 :03 :55 What? Mom! 00 :03 :57 Sorry, but I will not send any child of mine to school looking like some hobo. 00 :04 :00 There's a perfectly good old pair of Brenda's I put out for you. 00 :04 :05 These are girls' ones. 00 :04 :07 It's the fan belt this time, but I got another. 00 :04 :10 - Bye-bye. - Ellie? Honey, here you go. 00 :04 :12 - What's the matter? - There's a big race today. 00 :04 :15 - And? - My sneakers. 00 :04 :17 - I got a perfectly good pair for him. - These are girls' ones. 00 :04 :20 - I can't race in these. - You couldn't race in your old ones. 00 :04 :24 He needs some new sneakers, Mary. 00 :04 :27 - [Brenda] Catch Billy's eye in that. - We don't have anything for extras. 00 :04 :30 - [Ellie] Excuse me? - [Brenda] You're excused. 00 :04 :34 They make them the same. You got your chores done? 00 :04 :38 Just about to. 00 :04 :59 [Gasps, panting] 00 :05 :03 [Horn honking] 00 :05 :17 I try to keep my pit stops under ten seconds, ace. 00 :05 :22 [Girl] Give it to me. 00 :05 :24 - Give it... - Hey, that's my lunch! 00 :05 :26 I found it! 00 :05 :30 - You're kidding me. - [All laugh] 00 :05 :34 [Driver] OK, that's enough. 00 :05 :36 Consider it a free lunch program, farmer boy! 00 :05 :38 [Driver] All right, settle down. 00 :05 :41 [Girl] Good one, Janice. 00 :05 :42 What do you call your teacher? I wanna tell Alexandra. 00 :05 :45 - "Monster Mouth." Now scoot. - Alexandra, 00 :05 :48 - they call her "Monster Mouth" Myers. - I said scoot! 00 :05 :53 A few ground rules for this classroom. 00 :05 :55 No talking. No chewing gum. No electronic devices. Be forewarned. 00 :05 :59 If you download essays off the Internet, 00 :06 :01 you'll be downloaded into detention. 00 :06 :04 Let's start the year off on the right foot and all do our own work. 00 :06 :08 - I expect you to take notes. - Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, 00 :06 :11 Beep-beep-beep-beep-beep. Know what that is? My loser detector. 00 :06 :15 [Continues beeping] 00 :06 :18 Jesse Aarons! 00 :06 :20 I got it from your sisters. I do not need it from you. 00 :06 :23 - Oh, man. - That goes for you as well. 00 :06 :26 - He hit me. - [Scoffs] 00 :06 :28 - You're dead meat. - Scott Hoager and Gary Fulcher, 00 :06 :32 be quiet! 00 :06 :33 Now, back to what we were discussing before we were so rudely interrupted. 00 :06 :37 Sweet sneaks, Aarons. 00 :06 :39 You wear your sisters' hand-me-down underwear too? 00 :06 :43 He asked you a question, twinkle toes. 00 :06 :46 [Knock on door] 00 :06 :50 Good morning, kids. Welcome back. I hope you had a great summer. 00 :06 :53 Mrs. Myers, this is Leslie Burke, who will be joining your class. 00 :06 :57 - Leslie, welcome to Lark Creek. - Thanks. 00 :07 :01 - Thank you, Principal Turner. - [Class whispering] 00 :07 :05 [Myers] Well, Leslie, um, you'll sit at my desk this morning, 00 :07 :08 until we can figure out where to squeeze you in. 00 :07 :12 [Class laughs] 00 :07 :14 [Exhales] I like to start the year with a little fun. 00 :07 :18 I want you all to write a one-page essay about your favorite hobby. 00 :07 :21 - [Class groans] - [Myers] Yes? 00 :07 :23 Mrs. Myers, when you say one page, did you mean both sides of the paper? 00 :07 :27 - [Myers] You can do one side, Madison. - [Madison] I'll do two. 00 :07 :30 - [Janice] Yeah, that's cool. - [Girl 1] No way! 00 :07 :34 - [Girl 2] It was so amazing. - [Girl 3] Can I have this? 00 :07 :37 You could have two bucks out of it all. I'm getting most of it, OK? 00 :07 :41 - Excuse me. - Got a dollar? 00 :07 :43 - No. - You're gonna have to use your pants. 00 :07 :47 - What's your problem? - You got that backwards. 00 :07 :50 - You got the problem. - [Girl] That's right, new girl. 00 :07 :54 - Nice feet. - You say something? 00 :07 :58 What I said was, 00 :07 :59 have you ever heard the story about the trolls under the bridges 00 :08 :03 who collect tolls from unlucky travelers? 00 :08 :05 [Girl] Trolls? What is she talking about? 00 :08 :08 [Gasps] 00 :08 :09 Nice try, beanpole. [Whispering] It's still a dollar. 00 :08 :33 Yeah! 00 :08 :36 - Let's do it. Do it. - Yeah, we've got Hoager. 00 :08 :41 Next grade, line up. Let's do this thing. Come on. 00 :08 :44 Fulcher, Hoager, get in here. 00 :08 :47 Get ready. Let's get this race started. 00 :08 :49 - Beep, beep, beep. - Dead meat. 00 :08 :51 [Boy] Back behind the line. You know how it goes. Back behind. Come on. 00 :08 :56 Hey, new girl. This is just for guys. 00 :08 :58 Hey, I'm talking to you! 00 :09 :00 What's the matter? Afraid a girl's gonna beat you? 00 :09 :05 - On your mark. Get set. - Dead meat. 00 :09 :08 [All cheering] 00 :09 :17 Go, Hoager! Get in there! 00 :09 :26 Go! Go, Jess, go! 00 :09 :32 Come on! 00 :09 :34 Come on! You can do it! 00 :09 :36 Come on, Jess! 00 :09 :38 Go, Jess, go! 00 :09 :51 [Panting] 00 :09 :55 Jess, Jess, did you win? 00 :10 :01 Hey, Jess, right? 00 :10 :14 - [Scott] Idiot! - What? 00 :10 :18 - See you tomorrow. - Ten seconds, ace. 00 :10 :27 Thank you. 00 :10 :30 Are you following me? 00 :10 :33 No. I live over there. 00 :10 :35 [May Belle] We're neighbors? You got little sisters? 00 :10 :38 - No. Just me. - Oh. 00 :10 :41 You got any Barbies? 00 :10 :43 Yeah. I think I have a few. You got any? 00 :10 :46 - Yeah, I have one... and a half. - And a half? 00 :10 :50 One got cut in half playing Super Extreme Barbies. 00 :10 :54 Never heard of that before. 00 :10 :55 You flush the toilet with them in it, 00 :10 :57 drop them from the upstairs window, stuff like that. 00 :11 :00 - It's really fun. - Sounds like fun. 00 :11 :03 - Well, I'll see you around. - Yeah. See ya. 00 :11 :07 - See ya. - Hey, guys. 00 :11 :08 Hey, Dad. 00 :11 :09 - I'm getting supplies. You wanna come? - Yeah. Sure. 00 :11 :13 See ya. 00 :11 :17 [Mom] There we go. This'll make it feel better. 00 :11 :19 - [Brenda] How come it's my fault? - When I ask you to watch the baby, 00 :11 :22 - I mean watch the baby, Brenda. - It's Ellie's turn. 00 :11 :25 - I'm doing my algebra. - [Mom] Put more cream on there. 00 :11 :28 You girls have to start helping out more here. 00 :11 :30 You're not little kids anymore. 00 :11 :42 May Belle! How many times have I told you, stay out of my stuff. 00 :11 :45 - It wasn't me. - It was too you. 00 :11 :47 - You can't prove it! - [Dad] There a problem here? 00 :11 :50 - Daddy! - Hey, sweetie. 00 :11 :52 Is he picking on you? 00 :11 :55 - She was in my stuff. - What stuff? 00 :12 :08 How'd that race go? 00 :12 :09 [May Belle] There's this new girl moved in next door. 00 :12 :12 She beat all of the boys. Even Jess. 00 :12 :19 Make sure you take out the garbage before supper. 00 :12 :22 One drop. 00 :12 :25 And that's the magic. Here comes May Belle's flowers. 00 :12 :31 Are these ever gonna grow? 00 :12 :32 [Dad] This greenhouse is gonna be filled with your purple flowers. 00 :12 :36 May Belle's flowers. 00 :12 :40 [May Belle] I always wanted the one that had, like, purple all over it. 00 :12 :45 They are so cool. 00 :12 :47 - These things are gonna grow fast. - Me too. 00 :12 :50 - [Dad] Tomorrow, it's gonna be filled. - [May Belle] Yeah. 00 :12 :52 - [Bell rings] - [Girl] The bell's gonna ring! 00 :12 :56 - Good morning, everybody! - Good morning, Ms. Edmunds! 00 :12 :59 Aren't you glad that summer's over? 00 :13 :01 - [All] No! - No? I am. 00 :13 :05 Come and get your instruments. 00 :13 :07 - Can I play the woodblock? - Yes. 00 :13 :11 [Girl] Ms. Edmunds? May I please play the castanets? 00 :13 :14 Yes, you may. Everybody ready for music? 00 :13 :17 Take a picture. Lasts longer. 00 :13 :20 It's awfully quiet. ¢Ü Old McDonald had a farm... 00 :13 :24 - No! - No? You don't like that song? 00 :13 :27 - No! - Then make some noise. Come on. 00 :13 :33 [¢Ü Why Can't We Be Friends] 00 :14 :02 - [Laughing] - [Moaning] 00 :14 :31 - We saw this video yesterday. - Whatever. 00 :14 :33 Change it! Give it... give it to me! 00 :14 :36 [May Belle] Stop it. You're always fighting. 00 :14 :38 - [Ellie] Wait till I get my own place. - [Brenda] I wanna watch this. 00 :14 :42 [Dad] We just can't keep going like this. 00 :14 :45 Honey, uh... I've only got what I've got to work with. We gotta... 00 :14 :48 [Dad] You gotta figure out a way to get down on this. 00 :14 :51 It's a problem, but I'm gonna try to get going. 00 :14 :54 And maybe you can pick up another shift at the store. 00 :14 :59 Dead meat. 00 :15 :04 Wow. 00 :15 :06 You're really good at drawing. 00 :15 :09 Like, better than any kid I've ever seen. 00 :15 :12 Uh... Thanks. 00 :15 :17 [Myers] I wanna share this composition for two reasons. 00 :15 :20 One, it uses adjectives well. And two, 00 :15 :23 it's clear the author paid attention to what she saw and what she felt, 00 :15 :28 which is important for any writing. 00 :15 :32 Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus by Leslie Burke. 00 :15 :38 Leslie, why don't you read it for us. 00 :15 :41 Oh, man. Can you believe this? 00 :15 :52 "I'm moving gently forward, 00 :15 :54 over the wild and beautiful, unexplored world below me. 00 :15 :59 I'm floating in silence, 00 :16 :01 and breaking it up with the sound of my breath. 00 :16 :04 Above me, there's nothing but shimmery light, 00 :16 :08 the place where I've come from, 00 :16 :10 and will go back to when I am done here. 00 :16 :13 I'm diving. 00 :16 :15 I'm a scuba diver. 00 :16 :18 I'm going deeper past the wrinkled rocks and dark seaweed 00 :16 :22 toward a deep blueness where a school of silver fish wait. 00 :16 :27 As I swim through the water, 00 :16 :30 bubbles burst from me, 00 :16 :32 wobbling like little jellyfish as they rise. 00 :16 :35 I check my air. 00 :16 :37 I don't have as much time as I need to see everything, 00 :16 :40 but that is what makes it so special." 00 :16 :44 [Myers] Thank you, Leslie. Now tonight at 7:00 on channel four 00 :16 :48 there is a special about an undersea explorer, Dr. Bob Ballard. 00 :16 :52 I want everyone to watch and write one page about what you've learned. 00 :16 :56 Leslie? 00 :16 :58 What if you can't watch this program? 00 :17 :00 Inform your parents it's an assignment, I'm sure they won't object. 00 :17 :04 But... what if you don't have a TV? 00 :17 :07 [All laugh] 00 :17 :14 My dad says the TV kills your brain cells. 00 :17 :16 Your dad doesn't know anything. We watch TV, like, every day. 00 :17 :21 - I rest my case. - [Myers] Well, then, Leslie, 00 :17 :23 you don't have to write this essay. Pick something else to write about. 00 :17 :27 - Yeah, like, how to live in a cave. - [Class laughs] 00 :17 :30 [Myers] That's enough, Mr. Hoager. 00 :17 :38 Hey, Leslie, come here. 00 :17 :40 What are you gonna write your essay on? Bats in caves? 00 :17 :57 - [Girl] Here comes Janice! - [Boy] New kid's in Janice's seat. 00 :18 :00 - What does she think she's doing? - Jess! The big kids will kill her! 00 :18 :06 You have a death wish? This row's for eighth-graders. 00 :18 :08 That's right, beanpole. Move it. Out of my way, farm boy. 00 :18 :32 You're really asking for it. 00 :18 :34 Seems to me she gives it out whether you ask for it or not. 00 :18 :37 So might as well have some fun. 00 :18 :40 Getting Janice all wound up is a weird way of having fun. 00 :18 :45 Well, what's your idea of having fun? 00 :18 :48 - I don't know. - Well, you wanna do something? 00 :18 :51 - I don't know. - Let's do something. Definitely. 00 :18 :54 - What? - You can't do it. 00 :18 :55 - Do what? - What we're doing. 00 :19 :03 Hey, May Belle! I don't use my Barbies anymore. 00 :19 :07 - If you want, you can have them. - To keep for permanent? 00 :19 :10 - Sure. - Thanks. 00 :19 :15 You're lucky to have a sister. 00 :19 :16 I've got four, and I'd trade them all for a good dog. 00 :19 :19 I'd love to have a dog. 00 :19 :22 Now let's go before she changes her mind. 00 :19 :25 Race you to the end of the road. On your mark, get set, go! 00 :19 :28 [Panting] 00 :19 :35 [Both laugh] 00 :19 :59 Come on, Jess! 00 :20 :01 Come on! 00 :20 :02 [Both panting, laughing] 00 :20 :07 What about sharks? 00 :20 :11 You ever see any sharks while you're 00 :20 :13 scuba-ing or whatever? 00 :20 :16 I've never gone scuba diving in my whole life. 00 :20 :20 - You lied in your essay? - No. I made it up. 00 :20 :23 It's different from lying. 00 :20 :27 Those drawings you make, you seen those things yourself? 00 :20 :31 No, but... 00 :20 :38 Hey! Look at that! 00 :20 :40 - Cool! - That's been there forever. 00 :20 :42 I wouldn't trust it. 00 :20 :44 Come on. Just try it. 00 :20 :48 OK. 00 :20 :56 - You got it? That's it. - [Grunting] 00 :21 :00 Thanks. 00 :21 :04 - What are you doing? - Getting up higher. 00 :21 :09 OK. 00 :21 :17 [Giggling] 00 :21 :18 Wow! That was so much fun. You have to try it. Come on. 00 :21 :32 [Grunts] 00 :21 :37 [Chuckles] 00 :21 :43 OK. 00 :22 :02 Let your head hang back, watch the clouds. 00 :22 :04 Feels like flying. 00 :22 :33 - We need a place. Just for us. - Hmm? 00 :22 :37 Where there's no Janice Averys or Scott Hoagers. 00 :22 :40 Yeah, but when we go back to school, there they are waiting. 00 :22 :44 Yeah, but... 00 :22 :46 ...someplace better than just not being at school. 00 :22 :49 What if there was a magical kingdom only we knew about? 00 :22 :54 I don't know. What if? 00 :22 :55 OK, well... 00 :22 :58 ...what if the only way we could enter it 00 :23 :00 is by swinging on this enchanted rope? 00 :23 :03 - Enchanted rope? - Yeah. 00 :23 :07 Come on. 00 :23 :13 Leslie! 00 :23 :17 Leslie! 00 :23 :29 Leslie. 00 :23 :31 [Panting] 00 :23 :36 - Come on! - Wait up. 00 :23 :40 [Squeaking] 00 :23 :44 [Rustling] 00 :23 :46 - [Trees creaking] - [Breathing heavily] 00 :24 :08 Ahh! 00 :24 :09 We shouldn't be in here. This isn't our land. 00 :24 :12 - Not so loud. They'll hear you. - What are you talking about? 00 :24 :22 Hey! What's that? 00 :24 :26 Whoa. Jess, look at this. Wow. 00 :24 :32 Too bad for them. They got so close. 00 :24 :36 - What are you talking about? - To the kingdom. 00 :24 :39 [Chimes ringing] 00 :24 :41 - What's that? - What? 00 :24 :44 That sound. I've heard it before. Someone's out there. 00 :24 :47 That's the sound of the prisoners rattling their chains. 00 :24 :51 What prisoners? 00 :24 :53 The prisoners of the Dark Master. 00 :24 :56 [Gasps] 00 :24 :59 - We should go. - Wait, Jess, look. 00 :25 :04 What is it? 00 :25 :09 [Leslie] Look at this. 00 :25 :18 Wow. This is amazing. 00 :25 :25 Wow. 00 :25 :38 This is it. 00 :25 :56 Warriors. 00 :25 :59 - Try dragonflies. - No. They're warriors. 00 :26 :03 From the treetop provinces. 00 :26 :06 - [Stuttering] I don't know this game. - What game? This is for real. 00 :26 :13 This is the ruins of a once great fortress 00 :26 :17 whose people have been imprisoned. 00 :26 :22 Jess, you and I have been sent to free them. 00 :26 :27 Prisoners of the Dark Master, hear me! 00 :26 :31 We have come to free you. 00 :26 :34 Do you hear us? 00 :26 :35 Show me that you hear us! 00 :26 :37 [Wind blowing] 00 :26 :45 You got lucky timing. The wind's been blowing off and on all day. 00 :26 :51 - Can't hear you! - [Wind howls] 00 :27 :22 [¢Ü Hayden Panettiere: Try] 00 :27 :30 - Go straight home. I'll see you soon. - OK. See ya! 00 :28 :20 [¢Ü Someday] 00 :28 :55 [Indistinct chatter] 00 :28 :58 Hey, don't you think we should give her a hand? 00 :29 :04 Uh... She's... She's fine. 00 :29 :06 - Beep, beep, beep, beep. - [Boy laughs] 00 :29 :09 ...forget. There are four of us. 00 :29 :11 OK. 00 :29 :14 [Girl 1] Remember to bring your bag. 00 :29 :16 [Girl 2] Why would anyone want to wear that? 00 :29 :23 [Grunts] 00 :29 :24 [Boy] Janice! 00 :29 :26 - You OK? - What's the problem? 00 :29 :27 - Jess Aarons tripped me. - Uh... 00 :29 :30 [Janice] On purpose. 00 :29 :32 OK, Aarons. Hit the road. 00 :29 :36 - But he didn't do anything. - [Driver] Go. 00 :29 :38 - It was definitely him. - I know. 00 :29 :58 - What happened to you? - Janice is a very talented person. 00 :30 :02 She can shoot ketchup packets over four rows of seats. 00 :30 :05 [Chuckles] Jeez. 00 :30 :07 Can I wash up at your house? My mom sees this, she'll be all over 00 :30 :10 the principal and everybody, and my life will be over. 00 :30 :16 [Girl on TV] Why would Dad do this? 00 :30 :19 - Oh. Hello. - Oh. 00 :30 :21 Mom, this is Leslie. 00 :30 :23 - [Mom] Hi, Leslie. - [Leslie] Hi. 00 :30 :25 - It's nice to meet you. - Thank you. You too. 00 :30 :29 So are you and your family getting settled in OK? 00 :30 :32 - Yes, ma'am. - That's nice. 00 :30 :35 - Come on. See ya later. - Not too late, OK, honey? 00 :30 :39 - Weird and weirder. - Hey. Be glad he's found a friend. 00 :30 :44 - [Jess] Where's your dad work? - [Leslie] At home. Same as my mom. 00 :30 :48 - They're writers. - [Jess] Writers? 00 :30 :50 - What do they write about? - Fiction. 00 :30 :53 That explains you. 00 :30 :56 - What do you mean? - Well, you like to make things up. 00 :30 :59 And that's what your parents do for a living. 00 :31 :03 You know a lot about hardware? 00 :31 :06 No. Why? 00 :31 :08 Well, your dad works at a hardware store. 00 :31 :12 OK. 00 :31 :14 All I'm saying is that you are who you are... 00 :31 :17 ...not your parents. 00 :31 :21 If they work at your house, you must get to hang out with them a lot. 00 :31 :27 Not really. 00 :31 :30 [Pine cone ricochets] 00 :31 :31 What's that? 00 :31 :33 - Grenade. - There're no grenades here. 00 :31 :36 [Grunts] 00 :31 :39 [Jess] Come on! 00 :31 :41 - [Makes explosion noise] - [Chittering] 00 :31 :44 - Squirrels! - Part squirrel, part Scott Hoager. 00 :31 :48 - Squogre. - Squogre! 00 :31 :51 The sneaky foot soldiers of the Dark Master. 00 :31 :55 - They're attacking! - We need ammo! 00 :32 :05 This is not good. 00 :32 :09 - See them? Up there? - Yeah. 00 :32 :12 - Do you? Really? - Yeah. 00 :32 :16 - [Beeping] - [Screams] 00 :32 :21 - [Grunts] - [Squeals] 00 :32 :24 - [Animal wails] - [Exhales deeply] 00 :32 :27 Les... 00 :32 :29 Leslie? 00 :32 :32 Leslie. Leslie! 00 :32 :37 Come on. You can see the whole kingdom from up here. 00 :32 :44 Isn't this cool? We can do anything here. 00 :32 :56 Look at it. 00 :32 :58 It's all ours. 00 :33 :01 From the mountains to the oceans. 00 :33 :07 - What am I looking for exactly? - You'll see. 00 :33 :10 Just close your eyes... 00 :33 :13 ...but keep your mind wide open. 00 :33 :27 [Exhales deeply] 00 :33 :30 Wow. 00 :33 :33 What do we call this place? 00 :33 :38 Terabithia. 00 :33 :46 [Mom] Shh. Everybody tiptoe. OK, ready? 00 :33 :51 [All] Happy birthday! 00 :33 :54 ¢Ü Happy birthday to you 00 :33 :58 ¢Ü Happy birthday to you 00 :34 :01 ¢Ü Happy birthday, dear Jess 00 :34 :05 ¢Ü Happy birthday to you ¢Ü 00 :34 :08 [Mom] Make a wish. 00 :34 :10 - [Ellie] Yay! - [May Belle] What'd you wish for? 00 :34 :12 [¢Ü AnnaSophia Robb: Keep Your Mind Wide Open] 00 :34 :18 - This is cheap junk. - No, it isn't. 00 :34 :22 - I love it. - How? It doesn't even work. 00 :34 :25 I don't think we have the hang of it yet, Dad. 00 :34 :28 You know what? Keep the box. We'll see if we can take it back. 00 :34 :33 Daddy, there's something in the greenhouse. 00 :34 :41 That's the last thing I need, some animal chewing it's way in here. 00 :34 :45 What are you going to do if you catch it? 00 :34 :48 These vegetables are our livelihood. 00 :34 :50 Can't afford to share them with animals that get in here. 00 :34 :54 - So, you're gonna kill it? - Have to. 00 :34 :59 Well, he's not gonna get in here now, right, Dad? 00 :35 :03 Hope not. But if he does, you just let me deal with it. 00 :35 :08 Is there anything else I can help you with? 00 :35 :11 No, why don't you go on and do your homework, I'll clean this mess up. 00 :35 :26 [Whispering] Under the seat. 00 :35 :33 I heard it was your birthday yesterday. 00 :35 :40 - Like it? - Wow. 00 :35 :43 It must've cost a fortune. 00 :35 :46 What's it matter what it costs? 00 :35 :49 I don't know. 00 :35 :51 Well, I can take it back and get a cheaper one, if you want. 00 :35 :56 Thanks... a lot. 00 :36 :00 ¢Ü Jess and Leslie sitting in a tree... 00 :36 :03 [continues muffled singing] 00 :36 :14 [Jess] Look. The squogre and the vulture. 00 :36 :16 Hey, here he comes. 00 :36 :18 And a guy who can stand up to a squogre is scared of a Hoager? 00 :36 :24 Ms. Edmunds? 00 :36 :27 - [Gasps] He speaks. - Can I help you with those? 00 :36 :30 You sure can. And you just made my day. 00 :36 :36 - Great. - I'll get that one. 00 :36 :37 [Edmunds] Thank you. 00 :36 :46 - Hey, guys. - Oh, hi, boys. 00 :36 :56 How come you're so good at that? 00 :36 :58 - Good at what? - Building stuff. 00 :37 :00 You're good at it for a girl. 00 :37 :02 Same way I'm fast... for a girl. 00 :37 :05 You know what I mean. 00 :37 :08 You're pretty good at art... for a boy. 00 :37 :11 OK, OK, truce. 00 :37 :17 Don't your parents notice this stuff's missing? 00 :37 :19 Not when they're in the middle of writing a book. 00 :37 :22 - [Rumbling] - What's that? 00 :37 :26 Show yourselves! 00 :37 :35 [Both scream] 00 :37 :40 It's a giant troll! 00 :37 :43 No, it's a giant tree that almost killed us! 00 :37 :45 You think that tree just fell all by itself? 00 :37 :49 Come on. 00 :37 :50 When the Dark Master saw the squogres weren't scaring us away, 00 :37 :54 - he sent a giant troll. - How big? 00 :38 :02 [Leslie] That's how big its feet are. 00 :38 :07 - You really think so? - What else could it be? 00 :38 :12 What should we do? 00 :38 :19 If we had a troll hunter, we could track its scent and sneak up on it. 00 :38 :24 Hey, look at that! Come on! 00 :38 :29 I think it went that way! 00 :38 :31 We rule Terabithia, and nothing crushes us! 00 :38 :39 I'll race you to the rope. 00 :38 :47 - [Jess] I love this place! - [Leslie laughs] 00 :38 :51 [Gate slamming] 00 :39 :07 Go on, get out of here. And don't come back. 00 :39 :24 What do you think you're doing? 00 :39 :26 - I took care of it for you. - Did you, now? Now, how'd you do that? 00 :39 :30 I took him into the forest. He's not coming back, promise. 00 :39 :33 Did he tell you he's gonna stay the hell out of the greenhouse? 00 :39 :36 No, he went out there and he's not coming... 00 :39 :39 Jess, you need to understand something, OK? 00 :39 :41 This is not one of your cartoons. This is just a pest that eats up our food, 00 :39 :45 money we earn and time we don't have. 00 :39 :49 - OK. - Get your head out of the clouds 00 :39 :50 and do as I say. 00 :39 :53 OK. 00 :39 :58 [Soft music on soundtrack] 00 :40 :12 [Footsteps approaching] 00 :40 :25 Good night, sweetheart. 00 :40 :28 Sweet dreams. 00 :40 :31 - Lights out, Jess. - [Door closes] 00 :40 :34 Night, Dad. 00 :40 :42 Are we slaying the giant troll after school today? 00 :40 :45 You've got your head in the clouds, Leslie. 00 :40 :48 - Huh? - There is no giant troll, all right? 00 :40 :52 Well, you better not let the Terabithians hear you. 00 :40 :55 They thought you were their king. 00 :41 :00 [Indistinct chatter] 00 :41 :12 Alexandra, my daddy gave me Twinkies! 00 :41 :15 Neither one squished, 'cause I didn't put them next to my drink. 00 :41 :19 I'd shut up about those Twinkies. 00 :41 :21 You're just mad 'cause I got some and you didn't. 00 :41 :23 Whatever. Don't cry to me when you lose them. 00 :41 :26 I'll eat them, not lose them. 00 :41 :33 Jess! Jess! 00 :41 :36 Janice Avery stole my Twinkies! Janice Avery stole my Twinkies! 00 :41 :40 - I told you, keep your mouth shut. - She's there. What are you gonna do? 00 :41 :44 And she makes you pay to pee! 00 :41 :48 It's a dollar, shorty. 00 :41 :49 But I don't have a dollar. 00 :41 :53 That's not fair, is it? Peeing's definitely supposed to be free. 00 :41 :57 Free to pee! 00 :41 :58 Free to pee! Free to pee! Free to pee! 00 :42 :03 [Continues chanting] 00 :42 :04 Let's go. 00 :42 :13 [Continues chanting] 00 :42 :18 I want my Twinkies, Janice Avery. 00 :42 :20 What Twinkies, Twinkie? 00 :42 :23 You're supposed to beat her up. You're my brother! 00 :42 :27 Do you know what would happen if I were to pick a fight with her? 00 :42 :30 - You'll get your butt kicked. - [Girls laugh] 00 :42 :32 No, I'd get kicked out of school for fighting a girl. What's that prove? 00 :42 :36 She stole my Twinkies. [sniffs] 00 :42 :41 Come on. 00 :42 :44 It's all right, May Belle. 00 :42 :46 - We'll get her back. Won't we, Jess? - [Scoffs] 00 :42 :55 [Leslie] Don't let the Terabithians hear you. 00 :42 :57 They thought you were their king. 00 :42 :59 [Sighs] 00 :43 :20 Jess! Jess! 00 :43 :32 Oh... Hi! Look at you! 00 :43 :36 That is your very own, certified, purebred, giant troll hunter. 00 :43 :41 - He's for me? - Yeah, 00 :43 :43 he just took a giant pee all over my sweatshirt. 00 :43 :45 Wow, Jess. Thank you. 00 :43 :52 I name you Prince Terrien, 00 :43 :54 giant troll hunter extraordinaire. 00 :43 :57 - P.T. For short. - [Barks] 00 :44 :03 Hey! I think he smells a troll. Come on. 00 :44 :08 - [Vultures cawing] - Oh, no! We've got company! 00 :44 :11 [Vulture] Dead meat! Dead meat! 00 :44 :15 - Dead meat! Dead meat! - [Leslie] Hairy Vultures! 00 :44 :19 What's that? 00 :44 :26 It's a giant troll. 00 :44 :33 Nice feet. 00 :44 :37 Run! 00 :44 :41 Oh, my gosh! 00 :44 :50 - I think we lost it. - [Footsteps thudding] 00 :44 :54 - Leslie... - [troll creaking] 00 :44 :58 - What's its weak spot? - Does it have a weak spot? 00 :45 :01 [Leslie] I don't know! 00 :45 :04 - [Grumbling] - [Leslie] Just making it madder! 00 :45 :08 P.T.! 00 :45 :10 [Troll chuckling] 00 :45 :12 That's it! That's its weak spot! 00 :45 :15 It's ticklish! 00 :45 :19 - Gross! - Troll toe jam. 00 :45 :22 Good boy, P.T. Good boy! 00 :45 :25 Good dog. 00 :45 :33 What's Janice's weak spot, you think? 00 :45 :37 Eighth-grade girl... 00 :45 :39 ...probably eighth-grade boys. 00 :45 :41 Who's she got a crush on? 00 :45 :43 I don't know. Let's see... 00 :45 :46 ...coolest boy in eighth grade is probably... 00 :45 :49 ...Willard Hughes. 00 :45 :51 - That's it. - What's it? 00 :45 :55 Write, "Dear Janice..." 00 :45 :58 - You do it. - No way. 00 :46 :01 Boys' handwriting sucks. No offense. 00 :46 :03 It's gotta be you. 00 :46 :07 OK. 00 :46 :09 "Dear Janice, 00 :46 :11 you're the most amazing and beautiful person I've ever known." 00 :46 :14 - How do I know which desk is hers? - It's got dried-up blood and old bones. 00 :46 :23 "I do not know if you know this about me, but I need to tell you, 00 :46 :26 I think you are so cool. 00 :46 :29 You are the coolest over all the other girls in our school." 00 :46 :33 OK. Write this, 00 :46 :35 "Let's find out if what I think we have is real." 00 :46 :40 [Gasps] 00 :46 :43 - [Leslie] Oh, Mr. Bailey... - Huh? 00 :46 :45 ...I was looking for you. - Me? Why? 00 :46 :48 [Leslie] I think someone threw up in the girls' room. 00 :46 :52 [Bailey sighs] All right, I'll take a look. 00 :47 :00 "Meet me by the bus after school today. 00 :47 :03 We can ride home together and talk about us." 00 :47 :08 Underline and capitalize the "us." 00 :47 :11 "All my love, Willard." 00 :47 :16 [Jess] You know, if we get caught, they're both gonna kill us. 00 :47 :19 [Boys chattering indistinctly] 00 :47 :29 - [Janice] I got your note. - What are you talking about? 00 :47 :32 That was really sweet. 00 :47 :33 - [Girl] I'm saving these seats. - [Boy] For who? 00 :47 :36 Willard Hughes is gonna ride Janice home today. 00 :47 :39 - [Boy] What are you talking about? - Willard and Janice. 00 :47 :41 They're totally in love. 00 :47 :44 [Scoffs] In your dreams. Well, you better tell Willard that. 00 :47 :47 It looks like he's heading home in his own bus. 00 :47 :55 [Gasps] 00 :47 :59 [Girl] Look at Janice! 00 :48 :05 Hey, Janice, what happened? 00 :48 :07 Didn't Willard know he's in love with you? 00 :48 :10 [All laugh] 00 :48 :12 [Girl 1] Where's your boyfriend, Janice? 00 :48 :23 - [Girl 2] What just happened? - [Janice] He just walked away. 00 :48 :33 - Yes. - You wanna go? 00 :48 :36 - Yeah. - I wanna come. 00 :48 :38 - You can't. - It's a free country! 00 :48 :41 Don't follow us, or I'll tell Alexandra you still suck your thumb 00 :48 :45 and sleep with Mr. Blanky. 00 :48 :49 - So, what do you say? - They must have finished their book. 00 :48 :53 - How do you know? - [Man] Hey, Leslie. 00 :48 :56 - We need your help. - Come on. 00 :49 :03 - Hey, Mom. - Hey, Leslie, come on. 00 :49 :06 All right, let's go. We're on a mission. 00 :49 :08 Hey, this is my friend, Jess. Can he help? 00 :49 :10 So, you're the infamous Jess. Hi, I'm Judy. 00 :49 :14 Leslie tells me you're good with a paint brush. 00 :49 :16 Grab one and get going. 00 :49 :18 Come on! I am determined to have this wall finished 00 :49 :21 so when the late sun hits it, we can watch it catch fire. 00 :49 :29 Now, that's one steady hand, Jess. That's an artist's hand. Am I right? 00 :49 :34 Yeah. 00 :49 :36 You know, the best prize that life offers, 00 :49 :39 is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. 00 :49 :42 Teddy Roosevelt said that, not me. 00 :49 :44 [¢Ü Jon McLaughlin: Another Layer] 00 :50 :21 - [Man] Wow. - What did I tell you? Was it worth it? 00 :50 :54 Hey, guys. 00 :50 :55 Jess, get started on your homework, OK? 00 :50 :58 I'm managing the store on weekends, starting soon, 00 :51 :00 I need you to pick up on some chores around here. 00 :51 :03 You know, the best prize that life can offer 00 :51 :06 is working hard at work worth doing. 00 :51 :15 - [Yelling] - [Grunts] 00 :51 :19 [Sighing] 00 :51 :24 Hey... 00 :51 :27 ...have you taken art classes? 00 :51 :30 No, I... I just made them up myself. 00 :51 :33 You're really talented. 00 :51 :38 Jess, don't let those other kids get in your way. 00 :51 :44 - Oh, here you go. - Thank you. 00 :51 :52 I just went to use the girl's room. 00 :51 :53 Someone's in a stall, crying their eyes out, 00 :51 :56 and I think it's Janice Avery. 00 :51 :58 It can't be the trick we played, can it? 00 :52 :00 No way. But come here. 00 :52 :02 [Indistinct whispering] 00 :52 :04 [Janice sobbing] 00 :52 :06 Free to pee! 00 :52 :08 - [Janice] Get out of here! - [Girl screams] 00 :52 :10 - [Janice] Get out of here, now! - [Cries] 00 :52 :14 [Janice continues sobbing] 00 :52 :16 - You should go talk to her. - You kidding? 00 :52 :19 It's not "skinned knee crying," it's something serious. 00 :52 :22 It's the girls' bathroom, I can't go in there. 00 :52 :25 - I don't wanna go in there alone. - What's the matter? 00 :52 :28 A girl who can stand up to a giant troll is afraid of some dumb eighth grader? 00 :52 :33 [Exhales deeply] 00 :52 :36 [¢Ü Ooh, Child] 00 :53 :05 Sorry. 00 :53 :06 - Go on, tell me. - No, I don't wanna tell you. 00 :53 :10 - Why not? - I'll tell you there. 00 :53 :12 [Indistinct chatter] 00 :53 :16 He, like, came up to me. I'm pretty sure he likes me. 00 :53 :28 No way! I like Tony! 00 :53 :34 [Leslie] Her dad gets really mad at her. 00 :53 :37 [Jess] So? My dad gets mad at me... pretty much all the time. 00 :53 :41 - [Leslie] He hits her. - [Jess] Oh. 00 :53 :43 [Leslie] Some neighbor heard them yelling so loud, they called the police. 00 :53 :47 And it got out. And all the seventh and the eighth graders know about it. 00 :53 :51 - Whoa. - Which explains, like, a lot. 00 :53 :59 Well, what did you say to her? 00 :54 :02 Well, I told her about not having a TV 00 :54 :06 and everyone laughing at me. 00 :54 :08 I know what it's like to have everyone think I was weird. 00 :54 :11 Then what'd she say? 00 :54 :13 She asked me for advice. 00 :54 :16 Janice Avery asked you for advice? 00 :54 :18 - Yeah. - And? 00 :54 :20 Well, I told her just to pretend 00 :54 :23 that she had no idea what anyone was talking about, 00 :54 :26 and in a few weeks' time, everybody would just forget about it. 00 :54 :31 - [Thundering] - Man... 00 :54 :33 Then I gave her a piece of gum. 00 :54 :36 - We should go. - Yeah. 00 :54 :39 - [Leslie] Wanna come back tomorrow? - [Jess] Can't. I got chores. 00 :54 :42 - How about the next day? - Sunday we go to church. 00 :54 :45 - Can I come? - You'd hate it. 00 :54 :47 - No, I think it'd be cool. - Uh, girls can't wear pants. 00 :54 :51 - I've got dresses, Jess. - You in a dress? That'd be a sight! 00 :54 :56 See ya! 00 :54 :57 [¢Ü The Old Rugged Cross] 00 :54 :57 [¢Ü The Old Rugged Cross] 00 :55 :41 [Bells ringing] 00 :55 :48 That's what we need. Bells... in Terabithia. 00 :55 :56 I'm really glad I came. 00 :55 :58 That whole Jesus thing, it's really interesting. 00 :56 :01 It's not interesting. It's scary! 00 :56 :04 It's nailing holes through your hands. 00 :56 :06 It's 'cause we're all vile sinners. God made Jesus die. 00 :56 :10 - You really think that's true? - It's in the Bible. 00 :56 :13 You have to believe it, and you hate it. 00 :56 :16 I don't have to believe it, and I think it's beautiful. 00 :56 :19 - You gotta believe the Bible, Leslie. - Why? 00 :56 :22 'Cause if you don't believe in the Bible, 00 :56 :25 God will damn you to hell when you die. 00 :56 :27 Wow, May Belle. Where'd you hear that? 00 :56 :30 That's right, huh, Jess? 00 :56 :32 God damns you to hell if you don't believe in the Bible. 00 :56 :36 - I think so. - [Leslie] Well, I don't think so. 00 :56 :38 I seriously do not think God goes around damning people to hell. 00 :56 :42 He's too busy running all this. 00 :56 :51 [Dad] Hey, Jess. Give me a hand. 00 :56 :55 - Yeah. I'm coming. - [Hammering] 00 :56 :59 Get my drill out of the greenhouse. 00 :57 :18 [Grunts] 00 :57 :20 You haven't managed to kill those yet? 00 :57 :22 Not funny. 00 :57 :24 Look. 00 :57 :26 Ever thought of putting them in the sun? 00 :57 :42 Jess. Jess. 00 :57 :45 - Where are my keys? - What? 00 :57 :48 My keys. You never gave them back to me. 00 :57 :59 - Think! - I put the drill down here. 00 :58 :01 Damn it, the keys to the store are on it, the register, all of it. 00 :58 :04 They have to replace those locks, $ 700 out of my paycheck. 00 :58 :07 They gotta be right here. 00 :58 :09 - If I don't have those keys... - I'll find them, Dad. I promise. 00 :58 :12 Why don't you draw me some money to pay for it? How about that? 00 :58 :16 Make yourself useful, draw me some money. 00 :58 :18 I said I'll find them. 00 :58 :24 You look awful. What's the matter? 00 :58 :28 I lost the keys where my dad works, 00 :58 :30 and now he has to get new keys made, and locks. 00 :58 :33 May Belle? 00 :58 :34 Please don't anyone get mad at me. 00 :58 :37 - What? - He... 00 :58 :39 - I know where your dad's keys are. - You do? 00 :58 :43 You know the bells we talked about making? 00 :58 :46 Well, it was meant to be a surprise. 00 :58 :49 All that clanking metal and junk. 00 :58 :51 And... May Belle wanted to help. 00 :58 :54 [Jess] And you let her? 00 :58 :57 Why did you tell me you found them on the ground? 00 :59 :00 - They were. - On the ground in the greenhouse. 00 :59 :02 What's the matter with you? Dad wants to kill me. 00 :59 :05 I was waiting for the right time. 00 :59 :10 So you know where the keys are? 00 :59 :15 - [Exhales deeply] - [Bell rings] 00 :59 :19 [Yelling] 00 :59 :23 See ya later. 00 :59 :27 - Tell Mom I'll be home in a bit. - Are you gonna tell Dad it was me? 00 :59 :30 Don't worry. It's my job to get Dad's keys back. See you later. 00 :59 :41 Whoa. 00 :59 :43 Look how high it got. Come on. Let's go. 00 :59 :51 "Get your head out of the clouds, boy. Draw me some money. 00 :59 :54 - Make yourself useful, draw me money." - What are you going on about? 00 :59 :58 "This isn't one of your cartoons. This is serious." 01 :00 :01 What's so great about being serious all the time anyway? Tell me that. 01 :00 :05 [Jess gasps] 01 :00 :10 What if the Dark Master gets the keys first? 01 :00 :13 I'm not scared of any Dark Master, and those are my dad's keys. 01 :00 :19 [Beeping, growling] 01 :00 :22 - [Gasping] - [Growling] 01 :00 :30 Leslie, get behind me. 01 :00 :35 Jess, turn around. There's more. 01 :00 :38 Here, take this. 01 :00 :43 - [Grunts] - [Leslie] Jess! 01 :00 :45 [Grunts, struggles] 01 :00 :55 P.T., get him! 01 :00 :58 [Howls] 01 :01 :04 Good boy, P.T. 01 :01 :19 Yeah! 01 :01 :20 - Dead meat! Dead meat! Dead meat! - Whoa! 01 :01 :26 Run! 01 :01 :28 [Leslie] Come on! Faster! 01 :01 :30 Dead meat! Dead meat! 01 :01 :35 Dead meat! Dead meat! 01 :01 :38 [Clicking] 01 :01 :39 [Explosions] 01 :01 :42 Told you they were grenades. 01 :01 :50 [Screams] 01 :01 :52 Jess! 01 :01 :53 I got you, Leslie! 01 :01 :56 I got you! 01 :01 :59 Up ahead! Get ready! 01 :02 :03 [Both panting] 01 :02 :06 - They'll catch us. - We're the fastest in Terabithia. 01 :02 :20 [Leslie] He's watching us. 01 :02 :25 Where are the keys? 01 :02 :27 Here, open this. 01 :02 :38 [Animals chittering] 01 :02 :42 Where are Terabithian warriors when you need them? 01 :02 :44 [Leslie] I don't know. 01 :02 :50 [Jess] Great. Now there's three of us. 01 :02 :59 - Wow. - Now we're even. 01 :03 :02 [Both] Attack! 01 :03 :04 - [Chittering] - [Growling] 01 :03 :12 Dead meat! Dead meat! Dead meat! Dead meat! Dead meat! 01 :03 :18 Come on. 01 :03 :20 - [Leslie] Come on, P.T. - Dead meat! 01 :03 :46 [Leslie] Be careful! You're almost there. 01 :03 :54 - [Squawks] - [Screams] 01 :03 :55 - Jess! - [Yelling] 01 :03 :58 Jess! [gasps] 01 :04 :02 [Panting, gasps] 01 :04 :18 Hey. 01 :04 :41 [Thundering] 01 :05 :01 [Grunts] 01 :05 :09 - See ya! - Yeah, see ya. 01 :06 :02 Jess! I called you three times. 01 :06 :04 It's your girlfriend. 01 :06 :06 She's not my girlfriend. 01 :06 :09 - Hey. - [Edmunds] Hello, Jess. 01 :06 :11 Wait. Who is this? 01 :06 :13 It's Saturday, but it's your teacher, Ms. Edmunds. 01 :06 :16 I was planning on taking my nephews into the city to the museum, 01 :06 :20 and my sister changed her plans last minute, so I had a thought. 01 :06 :29 - [Whispering] Hey, Mom. - Hmm? Is it the baby? 01 :06 :32 No, she's fine. May Belle's got her. 01 :06 :34 Teacher wants me to go on a field trip today. 01 :06 :38 - Is that OK? - Mmm. 01 :06 :45 Ms. Edmunds? Yeah, I can go. 01 :06 :55 - All set? - Yeah. 01 :06 :57 - Yeah? - Yes, ma'am. 01 :07 :06 Forget something? 01 :07 :10 No. I'm good. 01 :07 :12 [¢Ü The Skies of America: Shine] 01 :07 :48 [Whispering] Wow. 01 :07 :55 [Woman] Honey, honey, stay here. 01 :08 :00 - Do you like it? - Yeah. 01 :08 :03 [Edmunds] It's Brueghel. It's one of my favorites. 01 :08 :06 I wonder if he started in notebooks like you. I know da Vinci did. 01 :08 :14 [Jess] It's amazing how much detail's put into it. 01 :08 :17 You've been to a museum before, right? 01 :08 :20 - No, it's my first time. - Really? 01 :08 :23 - Yup. - Well, then I'm honored. 01 :09 :06 [Edmunds] It's such a nice day out. 01 :09 :07 It's been raining so much, I began to think it was like that Japanese myth 01 :09 :12 where the sun goes into the cave and vows never to come out. 01 :09 :16 - You know about everything. - Not by a long shot. 01 :09 :19 But I do try to keep an open mind, 01 :09 :21 and you'd be surprised what finds its way in there. 01 :09 :24 That's what Leslie Burke says. She told me to keep my mind wide open. 01 :09 :28 [Edmunds] Leslie Burke is right. 01 :09 :29 Mind like yours wide open, you could create a whole new world. 01 :09 :41 - Thank you very much. - You're very welcome. 01 :09 :45 - Maybe we could do this again sometime. - Absolutely. 01 :09 :53 - Hey, guys. - [May Belle] See? I told you. 01 :09 :56 [Sobbing] Oh, my God, Jess! 01 :10 :00 - Where in God's name have you been? - Where have you been? 01 :10 :04 Mom... 01 :10 :06 I asked you. It wasn't like I... 01 :10 :09 - They thought you were dead. - Brenda, hush. 01 :10 :12 Dead? 01 :10 :15 What's going on? 01 :10 :23 Your friend Leslie's dead. 01 :10 :28 She drowned in a creek this morning. 01 :10 :29 Apparently she tried to swing across on a rope and it broke. 01 :10 :33 They think she hit her head. 01 :10 :37 No... No, it's not that kind of rope. 01 :10 :41 It couldn't break. It... wouldn't have. 01 :10 :44 But it did. 01 :10 :50 - I'm sorry, son. - No, you're lying. 01 :10 :54 - She's not even dead. You're lying! - Jess! [sobbing] 01 :10 :58 [Screen door slams] 01 :11 :03 - [Panting] - [Indistinct radio chatter] 01 :12 :28 [Girls chattering indistinctly] 01 :12 :33 Hi, honey. You want some breakfast? 01 :12 :36 I... I gotta do my chores first. 01 :12 :39 Your dad's doing everything today. You just sit down. 01 :12 :58 Jess, your father and I thought 01 :12 :59 we'd go to the Burkes today and pay our respects. 01 :13 :02 Just the three of us. 01 :13 :06 Paying what? 01 :13 :28 Prince Terrien. Shh. 01 :13 :31 You must be Jess. 01 :13 :42 I'm Mr. Aarons. This is my wife, Mary. Very sorry about your loss. 01 :13 :47 - I'm so sorry. - Hi, Jess. 01 :13 :58 She loved you, you know. 01 :14 :01 You know, Leslie, 01 :14 :02 she never had much luck making friends at her old school. 01 :14 :06 We were hoping that when we moved out here she would... 01 :14 :14 [whispering] She said if it wasn't for you... 01 :14 :19 You're the best friend she's ever had. 01 :14 :21 I wanna thank you for that. 01 :14 :24 You're welcome. 01 :14 :30 [Dad] My wife and I were wondering about the service. 01 :14 :36 We've decided to bring Leslie back home until the service. 01 :14 :45 - [Edmunds] Jess. - Next time, 01 :14 :50 we should invite Leslie to go. 01 :14 :54 She'd like that. 01 :15 :06 Hey, kid. 01 :15 :09 Sorry about your friend. 01 :15 :14 [Myers] The purpose of object pronouns... 01 :15 :18 So looks like you're the fastest kid in the class now, huh? 01 :15 :24 It's a joke, dude. 01 :15 :27 [Grunts, screams] 01 :15 :30 - Are you nuts? - Jess Aarons. 01 :15 :33 Go wait for me out in the hall. 01 :15 :37 Silent reading until I get back. 01 :15 :39 [All chattering] 01 :15 :48 Jess... 01 :15 :57 When my husband died... 01 :16 :00 ...people kept telling me not to cry. 01 :16 :04 People kept trying to help me to forget. 01 :16 :10 But I didn't wanna forget. [sniffles] 01 :16 :12 Excuse me. 01 :16 :17 The things that girl came up with. 01 :16 :22 I don't get students like her too often. 01 :16 :29 So I realize... 01 :16 :32 ...that if it's hard for me... 01 :16 :34 ...how much harder it must be for you. 01 :16 :46 [¢Ü Someday] 01 :17 :17 [Grunts] 01 :17 :24 [Boy] Hurry up. We're gonna miss the bus! 01 :17 :36 Hey. 01 :17 :59 [Panting] 01 :18 :25 Leslie?! 01 :18 :33 [Chimes rattling] 01 :18 :52 [Girl] Jess! 01 :18 :54 Leslie! 01 :18 :56 - Jess! - Leslie! 01 :19 :05 Lesl... 01 :19 :07 Help me, I can't get across! Hurry! 01 :19 :11 May Belle? 01 :19 :16 - Hold on! Don't move! - [Gasping] 01 :19 :20 Here, grab my arm. I got you, don't worry. 01 :19 :27 - What were you thinking? - I was worried about you! 01 :19 :30 Well, don't be. I don't want you here! 01 :19 :34 - But I wanna come with you. - This is our place. Go home. 01 :19 :36 This is our place! 01 :19 :42 I said go home! 01 :19 :59 Honey, what's the matter? 01 :20 :02 What's the matter? 01 :20 :04 - What's the matter, baby? - [Sniffing] 01 :20 :41 - [Chimes jingling] - [Grunting] 01 :21 :10 No! 01 :21 :14 Jess! 01 :21 :16 It's OK, Jess. It's OK, son, it's OK. 01 :21 :19 It's all gone. 01 :21 :24 Is it like the Bible says? 01 :21 :27 Is she going to hell? 01 :21 :30 I don't know everything about God, 01 :21 :31 but I do know He's not gonna send that little girl to hell. 01 :21 :34 Then I'm going to hell because it's all my fault. 01 :21 :38 Don't you think that even for a minute. 01 :21 :42 But it is. 01 :21 :44 I didn't invite her to go to the museum with me. 01 :21 :49 I didn't wanna invite her. 01 :21 :52 I wasn't there to go with her. 01 :21 :55 - It's my fault. - No, no, no, no. 01 :21 :59 It's not your fault. 01 :22 :01 None of that makes it so. 01 :22 :04 It's a terrible thing. 01 :22 :06 It doesn't make any sense, but it's not your fault, Jess. 01 :22 :15 She brought you something special when she came here, didn't she? 01 :22 :22 That's what you hold on to. 01 :22 :28 That's how you keep her alive. 01 :22 :51 May Belle? 01 :23 :01 Look. 01 :23 :04 I'm sorry I pushed you. 01 :23 :08 That was stupid and wrong... 01 :23 :13 ...and I really miss you talking to me. 01 :23 :56 She's in your hands now. 01 :24 :21 Hey! 01 :24 :24 Wait! 01 :24 :28 Wait! 01 :24 :31 Hey! 01 :24 :38 Jess? I'm sorry. I didn't... I didn't see you. 01 :24 :42 Can I use the lumber by your house? 01 :24 :45 Yeah, yeah. Of course. 01 :24 :47 Anything you see, you just... 01 :24 :51 You know, I meant to... I meant to give you Prince Terrien, 01 :24 :54 but I... can't seem to give him up. 01 :24 :59 Leslie would've wanted you to have him. 01 :25 :01 Yeah. 01 :25 :28 [Grunts] 01 :26 :26 We're playing. By ourselves. 01 :26 :31 OK, but I know the most incredible place to play. 01 :26 :35 You gotta promise you're not gonna tell anybody about it. 01 :26 :39 Not Brenda, not Ellie, not even Joycie. 01 :26 :43 Tell Joycie a secret between you and me? 01 :26 :46 She's nothing but a baby. 01 :26 :48 You're right, and she's not ready to be a princess yet. 01 :26 :51 You have to train her and stuff. 01 :26 :53 Princess? Who gets to be the princess? 01 :27 :06 Step down. 01 :27 :11 Watch your step. 01 :27 :20 You're not peeking, are you? 01 :27 :24 Step up. There you go. 01 :27 :34 All right. 01 :27 :43 OK. Open them. 01 :27 :50 Wow. Did you make this? 01 :27 :56 Yep. 01 :28 :00 Hold on a second. 01 :28 :11 Look! They must've heard the rumor, 01 :28 :14 that the beautiful girl arriving today is the new future ruler of Terabithia. 01 :28 :19 - Who heard? - The Terabithians. 01 :28 :23 They've been waiting. 01 :28 :25 Where? 01 :28 :27 - I don't see them. - It's an ancient forest, May Belle, 01 :28 :31 full of magical creatures and friendly giants, 01 :28 :33 anything you can imagine. 01 :28 :35 But you gotta look really hard. 01 :28 :37 But keep your mind wide open. 01 :28 :49 So, what do you think? 01 :28 :55 Can there be purple flowers? 01 :29 :00 [Jess] Anything you want. 01 :29 :03 [May Belle] Wow. 01 :29 :07 And a castle. 01 :29 :08 A big one, with towers and flags. 01 :29 :11 [Jess] Of course. 01 :29 :16 [May Belle] Look, Jess. It's beautiful. 01 :29 :23 Is there a king? 01 :29 :24 Are you the king, Jess? 01 :29 :26 Only if you're princess. 01 :29 :44 [All clapping] 01 :30 :14 Terabithia. 01 :30 :39 [¢Ü Miley Cyrus: I Learned From You] ÿ