Rodeo and Juliet Page #5

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Am I suppose to say handsome?

Is that better?

He's a handsome horse?

- He's a handsome horse.

- [laughs] He is pretty handsome.

Have you ever been to New York?

No, I haven't.

Have you ever wanted

to go to New York?

- Are you gonna take me or?

- [laughs]

- No one said that.

- If you're taking me then yeah, I'm going to New York.

Okay, so is this what

a barn dance is usually like?

Guess so. I mean...

Haven't been to too many

barn dances in my life.

Are you kidding? I thought

this was like a regular thing.

Ah.

[laughing]

Well, it's fun.

You know, for a city

slicker, you're not so bad.

I was gonna say the same thing

about a clod-kicker like you.

Karen:
Juliet, let's go!

Hey, mom! This is Monty.

We had an amazing time.

I know who he is.

Come on, let's go.

Okay, normally, she's a lot more

polite than that, I promise.

- I'll see you around?

- No, you won't.

- Get in the car,

- What is going on?

- I don't have your number.

- You won't have his number.

- I'll find you.

- And you're not welcome at the ranch.

Great.

- Mom!

- Come on.

Mom, what was that?

That was totally rude.

I don't want you seeing that boy.

Do you understand me?

Why?

- Because I said so.

- Okay, but that's not a good enough answer.

He didn't do anything.

Okay, it is not just him.

It's his Uncle Hugh,

and he's trying

to take half our ranch.

Do you understand that?

- Hugh is his uncle?

- Yes.

- Now get in the car.

- Mom, this isn't fair.

Life is not always fair, Juliet.

Now get in the car.

Of all the uncles in the world,

why has it gotta be Hugh, huh?

Why does my mom have to be my mom?

Does a name matter?

This world isn't fair

if you ask me.

No one said it has

to be perfect.

What are you doing, here?

Figured we didn't get a chance

to say good-bye last night,

so thought we'd try it again.

It's a beautiful day.

You wanna go for a ride?

Really, uh...

- Yeah!

- Yeah?

Yeah, let's do it!

Your grandfather and I used to

ride these fences together.

Watching that sun coming up over that

treeline was the best part of the day.

That's crazy 'cause in the city I can barely

get out of bed before ten in the morning.

So you know my mom doesn't want

you and I seeing each other?

Yeah, they don't want us hanging out

because they're mad at each other.

Yeah, 'cause they're fighting.

- Sounds pretty ridiculous if you ask me.

- I know!

My grandfather's right.

It is gorgeous out here.

What's it like growing up

in the country?

It's clean. It's decent.

It's honest.

These oaks over here, they're

like several hundred years old.

They have a history to share

about the people around here.

This is good.

Let's get off here.

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