Angels Crest Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 2002
- 87 min
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- It's good news, right?
- No.
Okay, would you mind
if I left a little early?
Yeah, I would.
I would, actually.
My son's got a game.
Well, take it off, then.
Go ahead.
- Thank you.
- Uh-huh.
Thank you.
Where are you going?
Home.
Before you go...
can you tell me
something about him?
Just one thing?
He'd carry his walkie-talkie
around all the time,
like it was his cell phone.
He was always expecting a call.
This is Ranger Bear
calling Ranger Pup.
Do you read me?
Do you read me?
Hey.
Hey.
Rusty said you moved back home.
It was time.
No, they left.
- I'm sorry.
- Me, too.
Rox says they'll be back,
but I don't know.
He came to you when
he was in trouble, right?
Yeah.
He'll get in trouble again.
Thanks.
You know what?
is gonna be lenient.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what...
what Celina says.
She's guessing 30 days
and community service.
That's not so bad.
It's okay, right?
I'll just see you
later at the diner.
- Okay, I'll see you then.
- Okay.
Ethan, this is Celina again.
We need to go over your statement
before tomorrow.
What you say to the judge
might very well have
a direct effect
on your sentencing.
# That never goes out #
# Though dark and deep #
# A never-ending hope #
# Lost on the road #
# And now you left my side #
# Why I'm alive #
# Light of my life #
# Everything I got to give #
# I give it all to you #
# Every tear out of your eyes #
# I would cry for you #
# I'd die for you #
# Won't you let me? #
# Child of mine #
# Fly to the clouds #
# Higher than high #
# Our shoes are tied #
# Let's go for a ride #
# The wind in our hair #
# Will all be left behind #
# My treasure, it's a treasure hunt #
# Let's see what we can find #
# Playing hide and seek #
# Well, my brother and son #
# It's the world we're hiding from #
# So shine #
# Light of my life #
# Every tear out of your eyes #
# I will dry for you #
# I'd die for you #
# Won't you let me #
# Drift #
# Drift #
# Drift #
# Drift away #
# With you? #
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