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Smitty Page #5
Well, time to get to work.
Come on, Dog.
Don't you want a ride?
No, I'm leaving early.
I should be good.
Thanks for taking me
to the fair, Grandpa.
You're welcome. I'll pick you up
at the same time.
Well, we did it.
Come on, Dog.
What are you doing?
I'm taking a break.
We're almost done.
It'll keep.
So how much you got
so far?
680 dollars.
Well, all right.
This stump can wait
till tomorrow.
Here you go.
You go into town
and pick up your guitar.
You earned it.
And you remember,
always finish what you start.
Thanks, Mr. Smith.
What the--?
"Mr. Smith",
We're friends now.
It's Smitty.
Okay, Smitty.
There you go.
Get out!
Get out! Go!
Go on!
(Barking)
Stick the money
in the register.
Okay, I will, Smitty!
Okay, Mr. Stump.
It's just you and me now.
(Barking)
(Grunting)
(Barking)
Come here, mutt.
Don't hurt him!
Austin,
get the guitar.
Hey! That's mine!
I don't care.
I got what I want,
you guys get what you want,
and let's get out of here.
Stop it!
What are you
gonna do about it?
Please, stop.
Don't hurt him!
Wait! I have money.
It's $700.
Give me back my dog.
Travis,
get the money.
Give me back my dog!
He's a mutt anyways.
we'll kill your dog
and then we'll kill you.
Help!
Somebody, help!
Smitty! Smitty!
Smitty?
Mr. Smith?
Smitty?
Smi--?
You okay?
How long do dogs live?
Ten or 12 years.
Well, how old
do you think Dog is?
Oh, about four.
So I have about eight years left
with him, and that's it?
this way.
Every year for us,
So 56 years is how long
he's gonna live?
Could be.
Hmm.
Fifty six years.
Thanks, Grandpa.
You bet.
Promise we'll be
best friends forever?
It's worth
at least $700.
Call the police.
Tell them you've got
a man in your store with a gun.
I get it now.
I gotta go finish
what I started.
For Smitty and for me.
Stay here, Dog.
Grandpa!
We got somewhere to go.
And you can't say no.
Grandpa, look!
It struck twice!
What?
The lightning,
it struck twice.
Smitty said, if lightning struck
in the same place twice,
He's trying
to tell you something.
You better listen.
He's right.
Okay!
You're gonna drive.
What?
It's just like
the lawnmower.
When I say "go",
you stomp on that gas.
Yeah? Okay!
Let's get this done.
Start the truck!
Okay!
Put it in drive! "D".
All right!
Go!
Okay!
Hit the brakes!
Punch it!
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Stop!
Punch it!
Go, go!
All right!
For you, Smitty!
Rest in peace,
my friend.
I love you, Grandpa.
I love you, Ben.
GRANDPA:
He's a farm dog,
right?
He doesn't know anything
about cities.
Traffic, stop lights,
they don't mean anything to him.
So never
take him off his leash.
Yes, sir.
I'll take care of him.
(Barking)
I'll call you
as much as I can, Grandpa.
Good.
Come on.
Here's your phone back.
You earned it.
Thanks, Mom. Now I'm gonna
call you every day.
All right!
Oh, Ben,
almost forgot.
What's that?
That's your $700.
That's a lot of money, Dad.
of it.
Thanks, Grandpa.
You're welcome.
Thanks for everything, Dad.
You bet.
See you soon, Dad!
Bye, Grandpa!
See you soon.
Bye.
I'm gonna show you the city,
so when school starts,
you'll know where me and Mom are
all day, and you won't worry.
This is my school.
I'm here till 3:
00, and I'llThis is where
my mom works.
Food's good,
and it's free.
And this is where
I got into a lot of trouble.
Which is weird,
'cause if I didn't,
then I never would've
met you.
I'm getting a part-time job
to pay the rest when I can.
I hope you guys
can accept my apology.
Thank you.
Hey, you wanna
go play at the park?
(Barking)
Cool, because I have
something to tell you.
You wanna know
what it is?
PEABO:
Hey, loser.
Quit spreading rumours.
Don't flatter yourself.
You're an idiot, and a vandal,
Sit and stay.
So you have nothing to worry
about. Stay there.
PEABO:
BEN:
Leave her alone!
Hey, I said,
leave her alone!
Hey, convict,
how was juvie?
I didn't go to juvie,
and neither did you
because I kept
my mouth shut.
You were the guy that trashed
my family's restaurant?
Heck no! He's lying.
Come on, Tia,
I'll walk you home.
She ain't going nowhere
with you.
Now you walk away,
juvie. Come on.
(Barking)
Let her go or
I'll tell the police everything.
Dog! Dog!
(Brakes squealing)
I didn't see him.
He's a farm dog.
He knows nothing
about the city.
I'm sorry, kid.
Dad!
Amanda!
I'm so glad you came.
How bad is it?
I don't know yet.
You're a doctor.
A veterinarian.
Good.
Very good.
How's Dog?
He's pretty bad,
but I'll try to make him
as comfortable as possible.
Where's Ben?
He's in the back with the dog.
If you'll just
follow me.
How long
has he been there?
For hours
He won't leave his side.
God, I know
and bad things happen,
but it wasn't his fault.
And I'm asking you
for a favour.
A really big one,
and I know I don't deserve it,
but be got hurt
because he's my dog
and he loves me.
And I love him.
We promised that
we'd be friends forever.
And if you die,
we can't be.
You're the best
and only true friend
I've ever had.
I figured out
a name for you.
I hope you like it.
Smitty.
You've done
all that you can do.
Wait.
RUSSELL:
We should let him rest now.
Smitty?
Smitty!
Mom!
Grandpa! Russell!
It's a miracle.
We need to watch him carefully
and check his progress
but I think...
He's going to be
just fine.
(Barking)
AMANDA:
So this is it.
Oh, my goodness!
Can you believe it?
Oh, darling,
I'm so proud of you.
Give me a hug.
Your mother
would've been so proud.
Thank you, Daddy.
Hey, Ben.
Saturday, 8:
00 a.m.I'll be there.
Thanks for the job,
Russell.
What job?
It's just part time.
It's great experience, Mom,
because I'm thinking
about being a veterinarian.
That's great, sweetheart.
Thank you, Russell.
No problem.
He's a great kid.
Yes, he is.
Look what I found.
Whoa.
Where'd you get this?
Well, when the police
were done with it,
they gave it to me.
Now it's yours.
And here's
lesson number one.
You should play.
Oh, no.
Will you get up there
and play, please?
Only if Ben comes up
to play with me.
MAN OVER PA:
It's open mike night
at Stella's.
Go on, Ben.
What?
You can do it!
You can do it!
Yeah.
Let's go.
(Cheering)
Smitty!
(Barking)
Come on, baby
and rescue me
Come on, baby
and rescue me
'Cause I need you
by my side
Can't you see that I'm lonely?
Rescue me
Come on
and take my heart
Take your love
'Cause I'm lonely
and I'm blue
I need you
and your love too
Come on and rescue me
Come on baby
and rescue me
Come on baby
and rescue me
'Cause I need you
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