Pete's Dragon Page #3
- He looks like a dragon.
- What's a dragon?
- That's a dragon.
- Like the song.
- What song?
There's a song that my dad used to sing.
It's about dragons
and where they live.
Go north, go north,
with wings on your feet
Go north, with the wind,
by the tallest of trees
Measure the stars shining,
one, two, and three
Look all around you and see
Deep in the forest,
there dragons will be
Deep in the forest,
there dragons will be
- What's north?
- It's a direction.
How do you get there?
Well, you could look at the map
or you could follow North Star.
If you follow it as far as you possibly can,
you get to the mountains.
And that's where you find them.
The dragons I mean.
Hey.
I haven't heard that song in forever.
Natalie, do you think I could
talk to Pete alone for a moment?
Okay.
See you in a minute, Pete.
Hey, come here.
You found this for me, didn't you?
Where the trees went away.
My dad gave this to me
on my tenth birthday,
so that if I've ever got lost,
I know how to find my way back home.
Pete, honey.
Do you remember how you got to the woods?
It's a long time ago, isn't it?
We were on an adventure.
You know, I lost my mom when
I was not much older than you.
I know how hard it can be.
But I want you to know,
you're not alone.
- I know.
- You do?
I have Elliot.
Can you tell me more about Elliot?
Who is he?
He's my friend.
This is Elliot?
He must be a very special friend.
He doesn't like most people.
- But I think he'd like you.
- He would?
- You'll see. Tomorrow.
- Tomorrow.
When I go home.
You're coming with me, right?
Of course.
You're very brave.
Did you know that?
You might be the bravest boy I've ever met.
(RUSTLING)
(BELLOWING)
Gavin?
- Jack...
- What happened to you?
that Meacham used to tell us?
About dragons?
He wasn't make it 'em up.
We track it, there was a tree-house.
I tried to shoot it, but it just rip
the gun right out of my hands
and bend it like it was nothing.
Gavin, I can't just head up to the woods
in the middle of the night,
because you think you saw a dragon.
I think I saw...
Jack, I know what I saw.
Yep.
You don't believe me.
Tell you what we'll do.
We'll call the forestry,
we tell them what you saw
- then they can go and deal with it.
- Fine. I get the picture.
Thought I could count on family.
- Gavin...
- Don't worry. See you in the morning.
(HONKING)
(SNIFFING)
GAVIN:
Elliot gets lost.This is the story of a little puppy.
- His name is...
- Elliot.
He's going on an adventure
with his family.
They're going camping in the forest.
- Elliot has never...
- Wait.
This isn't how I tell it.
- Would you like me to stop?
- No, I like it.
Elliot has never been so excited.
Elliot and his boy play
while mom and dad set up a tent.
(SIGHS)
- Looking for something?
- (GASPS)
Oh, you scared me.
- Why aren't you asleep?
- The same reason you're not I suppose.
- I guess you heard about the boy.
- I did.
Word travels fast in this town.
- How long is he been out there?
- 6 years.
6 years?
Nobody could survive
in that forest for 6 years.
- At least not alone.
- Well, he says...
He says he wasn't alone.
He drew this?
He said it's his friend from the forest.
- And it reminded me of...
- I know what it reminded you of.
That one?
How old was I when you drew this for me?
Maybe 5 or 6, just before your
mother passed away.
I remember then you hung on
every word I ever said.
You were so full of questions.
- Dad.
- Hmm?
What did you really see out there?
And please don't tell me another story.
Just tell me what you remember.
What I remember?
What I remember is...
I was out hunting.
And the sun was shining down
and wind was blowing through the trees.
I remember thinking,
"Boy, this is exactly where I belong."
I stopped by a creek to get a drink.
Soon I realized I wasn't
in the sun anymore.
I look up to see what was blocking the sky.
What did I see? A dragon.
I see a dragon.
I've never been so scared in my life.
But when I raised my gun to shoot,
suddenly there was this feeling,
this... was like a magic.
There's no other word to express it.
It was magic.
So I put my gun down
and just sat there.
from each other, just looking.
I just sat there looking.
And then the dragon turned
and disappeared into the woods.
I remember thinking,
"I am one lucky guy."
I knew what people were
saying about me.
And I must admit there were times
when I thought maybe they're right.
But then, then I thought about the magic.
It changes the way I see the world.
The way I see trees,
the way I see sunshine.
The way even I see you.
I wouldn't trade that for anything.
So I'm not gonna try
to convince you I quit that.
But maybe, maybe if you could just
be open of looking.
I know those woods.
I know those woods
like the back of my hand.
I couldn't have missed the dragon.
You missed Pete.
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
(DOOR OPENS)
(SOFTLY) Pete...
Wake up, buddy.
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
Hello.
- You're heading out already?
- Yep. Bright and early.
I'm gonna head over to the mill.
Talk to Gavin about something.
- You can call me if you need anything.
- We'll be fine.
- You sure?
- Absolutely.
(KAREN DALTON - SOMETHING ON YOUR MIND)
Yesterday any way you made it was just fine
So you turned your days into night-time
Didn't you know, you can't make it
without ever even trying
And something's on your mind, isn't it
What's wrong?
Social Services Agency
Nothing.
Nothing. I just got to turned around.
Hey, Pete. I was thinking maybe
we could bring someone with us?
Someone who might know Elliot too.
Is that okay?
And something's on your mind, isn't it
Maybe another day you'll want
to feel another way
you can't stop crying
Morning.
- Hey, Jack.
- Hey, Kelvin.
You seen Gavin?
He take Chuck out to the new cut down
with some of the other boys.
- What for?
- Something about goin' hunting.
- Hunting?
- Yeah.
(PHONE RINGING)
- Jack McGarry.
- Hey, Jack.
Didn't you say Grace were planning
on bringing Pete by?
- She left an hour ago.
- She hasn't showing up yet.
We've got these people
standing here and nobody...
Okay. Okay, thank you, Sheriff.
I got to go.
Something's on your mind, isn't it
PETE:
This way!Kids, hold on a second!
Something's on your mind
PETE:
Elliot!I've never seen this part
of the forest before.
PETE:
Come on!Cool.
How did you do this by yourself?
Elliot helped.
I think he's hiding.
Elliot?
Pete, wait!
- I'm going in there.
- You have to wait.
Give it a minute.
Grace?
(SHUSHING)
(LOW RUMBLING NOISE)
(GASPS)
Dad...
PETE:
Come on.(SNIFFING)
What did I tell you? Magic.
- (SNIFFS)
- Elliot.
- We did it.
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