Imagine That Page #9

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Hey, stop it right now!

Grandfather, will you bless the blanket?

Here's the... This guy?

The blanket works best

through the innocence of a child.

Okay. Good. Thank you.

- lndigo! Wake up, buddy. Hey! Hey!

- What? What?

Wake up.

You're going on a vision quest.

- l don't wanna. l'm tired.

- Well, you're gonna.

Your new tribal name, Red Bull.

Okay, l got this. l can do this.

l'm thinking it through,

and l'm letting it flow.

And l can do this,

and l do not need the goo-gaa.

Let it flow, Evan. Just let it flow.

Okay, l know this company. Yes.

l don't know this company. No.

l don't need the goo-gaa,

l don't need the goo-gaa,

'cause this is what l do.

Look at that. All right, how you feel?

How you feel?

- l'm still tired.

- Yeah, you're still tired? Get up there.

Hey, what is this?

The relationship of this currency

to this company five years out.

Maybe if you want,

you can talk to them yourself.

This is a wakalyapi, okay?

Star blanket.

l need you to feel the magic.

All right, first up.

- Oleon.

- Oleon lnvestments.

- How you feeling about them?

- l want to go to bed.

You want to go to bed? Bull!

Red Bull. More of it.

And a lot more in the garage.

All right, l got a goo-gaa!

l got a goo-gaa, too! Here's my goo-gaa!

You think you're the only one with a

goo-gaa. Here's my goo-gaa. Okay?

And l can rub it in little tiny circles, too.

And l can spin in a circle.

And l can say...

l'm where the princesses are!

l'm where the princesses are!

Sopida's dragon!

Hit me, Daddy!

- HalliCom lnvestments.

- HalliCom lnvestments.

- Sell it!

- Sell?

- Sell it?

- Sell it!

- Sell? lt's not a...

- Write that down!

Mopida and Kupida! Mopida and Kupida!

How you doing, Mopida and Kupida?

Got some questions for you!

One quick question!

- Pylong.

- Buy it!

- Diego lndustries.

- Sell it!

Talk to me, ladies.

lt's beautiful!

l can't hear you. Are you whispering?

One sky!

lf you're whispering, l can't hear.

Talk to me, louder.

You have approximateIy 17 hours.

Sleepover! l don't know

if a sIeepover works for me tonight.

The fact of the matter is

I need the goo-gaa.

I need the goo-gaa. I need the goo-gaa.

Go on, l dare ya! ls that all you've got?

That aII you've got?

That's gonna Ieave a mark.

Mr. Danielson?

- Hey, Ella. How are you?

- Why are you stealing our blankets?

l'm not stealing them.

l'm taking them to get them cleaned,

because they're dirty.

You go back to sleep. Night-night.

- Mr. Danielson?

- Hey, hey, what's going on, Will?

- How you doing?

- Why are you in our house?

Hey, man, it's all good.

Go on back to bed

- l'm on my way out. Go back to bed.

- Why do you have those blankets?

l'm taking the blankets

to get them cleaned.

You go back to bed.

You're having a bad dream.

- This is my sister's blanket.

- Go back to bed.

Be a good little boy,

and go back to bed now.

- No, give it.

- You let go right now.

- You're being very disrespectful.

- Give it!

- Give me the blanket.

- You're a horrible little boy!

- A horrible child!

- Give me the blanket!

- Evan, what the hell are you doing?

- He's trying to steal their blankets.

For God's sake, Evan!

Have you any dignity at all?

- Yes, l do!

- No, you don't. Look at you.

- And now they're up.

- Hey, you are stealing our blankets.

See? Now you messed with my little girl.

Give me them!

Everybody calm down! Calm down!

Everybody's going to get their blanket.

l just want this one here.

Okay, all right. Here you go.

Here's your blanket! l just want this one!

Okay, it's all good now.

- You're not taking no blanket!

- l paid for this blanket!

- l don't care what you paid for!

- Wait, wait. lt's little Evan.

Now you want to whisper? No, no.

- Come on, man!

- No.

- Come on, man.

- Get out.

lt's okay, baby. Will!

This blanket is mine! lt's mine!

l'm calling Trish.

Nice, Evan. Really nice.

Evan, get help. Get help!

l don't need help.

What l need is my blanket!

- Man, you're crazy!

- l am not crazy! l want my goo-gaa!

l want my goo-gaa!

- John! John! This is important!

- l'm calling the police!

l want my goo-gaa! l want my goo-gaa!

John, come on, man,

this is life and death!

We're gonna go back to bed.

Everybody, back to bed.

Yeah, man!

Johnny!

Come inside before the neighbors

call the fire department again!

Hey, Cheryl! We're down here working!

You think your new nose

just crawled on your face?

- What's the next one?

- John!

Yeah.

- l'm sorry. Look...

- What's up, bro?

Listen, it's getting late.

l think we need

to rethink this blanket strategy.

- You doubting the wakalyapi?

- No, no, no. Absolutely not.

So, you are saying that

my son's not a seer?

- ls that what you are saying?

- l see beyond, like the great salmon!

With wings! That flies!

You got tiny eyes, man.

- You got the eyes of a salamander.

- What?

You say my kid's not a seer?

He's a Whitefeather!

Come here, boy! Get over here!

AampCo! What you feeling

about AampCo?

AampCo is tight!

- AampCo is tight! Write that down!

- Write that down!

No, Johnny,

l'm not gonna write it down, okay?

l can't go to Dante D'Enzo and say,

"AampCo is tight

"because we're listening

to the Great Winged Salmon,

"who's actually a 10-year-old boy

with a $6,000 blanket,

"who's hopped up on Red Bull!"

Listen to me, Johnny.

This is an opportunity of a lifetime.

We can't blow this thing.

You are better than this.

- Tell him he's out.

- You're out!

- What?

- Tell him he's out of the tribe.

- You're out of the tribe!

- l'm out of the tribe?

You're out of the tribe, because

you're blind to the poetry of smoke!

Blind to the poetry of...

Stop it! Just zip it! Zip it!

You are a crazy little kid!

And you, you're a liar! l'm out?

Good. Wrap it up! l have never been

so happy to be out, okay?

l didn't go to business school for this!

l graduated from Stanford with an MBA!

And they don't just give

those things away, Whitefeather!

- Get him.

- Back off, you little freak!

Get some sleep!

Hey, Trish, it's me!

- Trish, l really need to see her.

- No, no. l just now got her to sleep.

And with tonight,

and singing tomorrow...

- Please. Please, Trish.

- She just...

Okay.

Thank you.

Can you please leave?

Hey, Liv, l'm sorry about

what happened at the sleepover.

l want you to go.

About the concert...

l'm not going to be able to

come to the concert,

because it's at the same time

as a meeting l have to...

l don't want you there.

Okay. l understand.

l just want you to know that

l really did want to go.

l don't care. Don't come.

l won't.

l won't because you don't want me to.

But...

Liv, l really have to go to this meeting.

lt's really important. lt's a really

important meeting, and l really need...

Promise l'll get it right back to you.

Night-night.

lt's okay. She's fine. She gave it to me.

- What?

- She told me, Evan.

- Everything.

- Okay, well, then you understand.

No, l don't understand.

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