Mr. Peabody & Sherman 2 Page #5

I got it!

Sherman... Ahh!

Oh!

Hold that smile!

Hold it right there!

No move! No move!

Well, Leo, if my

calculations are correct...

this machine of ours should generate

enough centrifugal force...

to send us home.

I got one last piece

I gotta pound in place.

Sherman, why don't you fetch

the hammer for Mr. Da Vinci?

Okay, Mr. Peabody.

Mr. Peabody!

Well done, Sherman.

But, Mr. Peabody!

Very helpful.

Sherman!

Yes, Mr. Peabody?

The hammer.

Da Vinci.

Oh. Okay, Mr. Peabody.

Oh!

Here you go, Mr. Da Vinci.

Ahh!

Do you need any help?

No, no.

That's quite all right.

Thank you.

Psst! Sherman.

Huh?

Let's go. Let's go explore.

Uh, well, I'm supposed

to be having

father-son time

with Mr. Peabody.

Wouldn't you rather

have fun with me?

Uh...

Okay.

Sherman...

where are you going?

Exploring.

But we need your help.

No, we don't!

I mean, we can manage.

Somehow.

He's a boy, Peabody.

Let him have his fun.

Let him go.

Thanks, Mr. Peabody!

He's growing up, Peabody.

Like a baby bird

leaving the nest.

Isn't it wonderful?

It's like a museum.

It's like a toy store.

Wow.

Check this out.

It's the world's

biggest model airplane.

It's not a model, Penny.

It's a prototype.

And we should probably

just leave that alone.

Okay.

But wouldn't it be cool

if we could fly it?

I don't think

Mr. Peabody would like that.

Well, Mr. Peabody

isn't here.

Just tell me how it works.

Please?

For learning.

Oh. Okay.

The thrust comes from this kind

of crossbow doohickey here.

Then it shoots along the track

until the wind catches the wings.

But how does it go?

Huh?

How do you take off?

Oh, you just

pull down that lever.

This one?

Oh, boy.

Ah!

Wow! Whoo-hoo!

This is crazy!

No, it's not Sherman.

It's fun!

We're gonna die!

Oh, stop being such a party

pooper and enjoy it!

Ah...

Nothing is as beautiful

as an elegant equation...

translated into

perfect engineering.

Why can't children be so simple?

Because children

are not machines, Peabody.

Believe me,

I tried to build one.

Oh! It was creepy.

Here, Sherman!

You fly it!

But I don't want to fly!

Sure you do. It'll be fun!

No, seriously, Penny,

I don't want to!

I'm letting go. One...

Don't let go!

Two...

No!

Three!

Penny, fly the plane!

No, Sherman!

You're going to have to save us!

But I can't do it!

I'm serious, Penny.

I don't know how to fly!

You can do it!

I know you can!

Come on, Sherman.

Fly!

Ah!

Phew!

See? You got this,

Sherman.

You're right.

I have got this.

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Da Vinci's at it again!

You ever see that child he made?

So creepy.

Papa. Mama.

Papa. Mama.

All done up here, Leonardo.

And I am all done down here.

It is beautiful, isn't it?

Every piece in its place doing

precisely what it's supposed to do.

Look, Peabody!

It's my flying Mach...

MY flying machine?!

Sherman.

Sherman?

Sherman, what are

you doing up there?

I'm flying!

But, Sherman,

you don't know how to fly!

I don't?

No!

Turn!

Turn, Sherman!

Lean!

Oh, no!

Sherman?

Sherman! Are you okay?

That was pretty fantastic!

Oh! I can't believe it!

My flying machine!

It's work!

Sherman!

You are the first flying man!

Oh, you should be

very proud, Peabody.

Very, very proud!

"Proud" doesn't

begin to describe it.

Leonardo, will you please

fire up the mechanism?

Papa. Mama.

Mona!

Papa. Mama.

The kid!

I'm sorry I broke

the plane, Mr. Peabody.

Well, you should be.

You could have been killed.

What are you talking about?

Sherman flew a plane.

He was amazing!

Sherman destroyed a priceless

historical artifact.

Whatever. You

should be happy.

It turns out Sherman is not a

complete and total loser, after all.

Yeah, Mr. Peabody.

It turns out I'm not a complete

and total loser, after all.

Ms. Peterson...

stop turning my son

into a hooligan.

It's not my fault

he's a hooligan.

Yeah, it's not her

fault I'm a hooligan.

Well, it's certainly

not my fault!

I've spent the last seven years

teaching Sherman good judgment.

If you're such a great parent...

why is Ms. Grunion trying to

take Sherman away from you?

Is that true?

Is someone gonna

take me away from you?

No, Sherman,

I'll never let that happen.

You just need to trust me.

Oh, dear, a black hole!

What's happening?

If I can't pull

us out of here...

we're going to be smashed to

smithereens on the event horizon.

There's not enough power to

resist the gravitational pull!

I've got to divert everything

to the reverse thrusters.

Why didn't you tell me?

Tell you what?

Why didn't you

tell me Ms. Grunion

was trying to take

me away from you?

It's not your job to

worry about these things.

You just didn't

think I could handle it.

We'll discuss it later.

Now, sit down.

I don't want to

discuss it later!

Sherman, sit!

You can't talk to me like that.

I'm not a dog.

What did you say?

I said, I'm not a dog!

You're right,

Sherman, you're not.

You're just a very bad boy!

T-minus 10...

Nine, eight...

Seven...

Six...

Five...

Four, three...

Two...

One.

Sherman?

Penny?

Sherman, are you okay?

Sherman?

He's gone.

Where are we, anyway?

Oh, no.

We're on the brink of one of history's

most ferocious conflicts...

Delivery.

How are we doing,

heroes of Greece?

Feeling good?

Feeling strong?

Okay, let's get warmed up!

We don't want to pull

something out there.

Remember what

happened to Achilles.

That whole thing with his heel.

Looking good, Diomedes.

Menelaus, my man!

My man.

Are you ready to get on

the field, Shermanus?

Sure thing, Mr. Agamemnon.

That's cute.

Shh.

Odysseus,

what news do you bring?

Someone left this for us.

A present. Nice.

It looks just like our horse.

Should I bring it inside?

It would be rude not to.

I did not see that coming!

Ugh! Jeez Louise,

what is that smell?

Oh!

Ooh. That is

the smell of victory.

Yeah! Victory!

Greetings, men of

Athens, Sparta and Thebes.

Peabody, here.

I've come for Sherman.

Do you know this guy?

I thought I did...

but now I'm not so sure.

Then he must be a spy.

Kill him!

No! No!

He's my dad.

Your dad?

Huh?

It's an adoptive relationship.

Aw!

Thank you for taking such good

care of my son, Agamemnon...

but it's time for

him to come home.

Sorry, Mr. Peabody,

I've joined the Greek army.

Shermanus is one of us now.

He's a brother.

I'm his brother.

He's my son.

He took an oath.

I took an oath.

He's seven!

And a half!

All sons must prove

themselves to their fathers.

Today...

Shermanus will prove himself

on the field of battle.

But he's only a child.

Your dad may not think you're ready

to become a man, Shermanus...

but we do.

Yeah!

Yeah, Mr. Peabody.

Now, I'll show you

what I can handle.

FYI, a lot of heroes

have father issues.

My old man is a minotaur.

Half man,

half bull, all judgment.

Ajax, here, strongest

guy in the world...

but his father never accepted

that his real dream was to sing.

I wanted

to be in the Greek chorus.

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