The Good Dinosaur Page #2
(STRAINING)
(SHOUTING)
(GRUNTS)
(GRUNTS)
(GASPS)
(GRUNTS)
(STRAINING)
(PANTING)
(GROWLING IN DISTANCE)
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(GRUNTS)
(GRUNTS)
(TRILLS)
(TRILLING)
(SIGHS)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(GROWLING)
-(RUSTLING)
-(GASPS)
(RUSTLING)
You again?
Get out of here.
-(TRILLS)
-(GASPS)
(GROWLING)
(SNORING)
(GROWLING)
(GRUNTING)
(CHOMPING)
Ugh!
(GRUNTING)
I told you to stay away from me.
(GULPING)
I am still gonna
squeeze the life out of you.
But before I do,
can you find me some more?
Uh, here, more of these.
You know...
No. Stop. What are you doing?
Hey, wait. Can you
take me to the berries?
Where are you going?
I knew it. I'm gonna die out here.
Because of you.
Hey. Hey. What are you doing?
No, no, no. Stop!
(ARLO YELLS)
ARLO:
Hey. Hey. No. Stop!(SCREAMING)
Ooh.
Ow. Ow.
Why you little... Come back here!
(GASPS) Berries!
ARLO:
Oh!-What's with you?
-(CONTINUES GROWLING)
They're right here. Crazy critter.
-(SNARLING)
-(SCREAMING)
(YELLING)
(GRUNTS)
-(GASPS)
-(HISSING AND SNARLING)
(GROWLING)
(ARLO YELLING)
Hello.
Hello?
We've been watching you.
We thought you were going to die,
but then you didn't.
Why?
I don't know.
I'm going home. Do you know
how far Clawtooth Mountain is?
Good idea. We want him.
Why?
Because it's terrifying out here.
He can protect me like my friends.
This is Fury.
He protects me from the
creatures that crawl in the night.
This is Destructor.
She protects me from mosquitoes.
This is Dream Crusher.
He protects me from
having unrealistic goals.
And this is Debbie.
Yes, we need him.
What is his name?
A name? I don't know.
Hmm. Then I will meditate on this.
Hmm...
I name him, I keep him. Hmm...
Killer.
Hmm... Beast.
Hmm... Murderer.
Hmm...
Uh... Grubby!
Funeral Planner?
Uh, Cootie!
Hmm... Hemorrhoid.
Uh, Squirt!
Uh, Frank!
Stinky!
Maniac!
Funky!
Violet.
Spike!
Lunatic.
Spot!
Spot! Come here, Spot. Come here.
He is named.
You clearly are connected.
Good for you.
On your path to Clawtooth Mountain
that creature will keep you safe.
Don't ever lose him.
No. No. You can't have him, Debbie.
No, no, no. Debbie!
Debbie! Stop! You're better than this.
No, no, no! Come back! Debbie!
Where are you going?
I need to get home.
Ow!
Huh?
Ugh...
Spot, watch this.
Oh.
Huh? Huh?
I miss...
I miss my family.
Family.
That's me.
There's Libby.
And Buck.
And Momma.
And...
And Poppa.
Family.
Huh?
You don't understand. That's okay.
Yes. That's your family.
I miss him.
(SNORING)
(GRUNTING)
(BARKING)
Oh... (GROANS)
(YAWNING)
(SNIFFING)
(URINATING)
(URINATING STOPS)
(GASPS)
(URINATING CONTINUES)
(GASPS)
(WIND WHOOSHING)
(WIND HOWLING)
(SPOT GASPS)
We should stop.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
Stop!
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
Arlo, move.
Run, Arlo!
(GRUNTS)
(SCREAMING)
Where's the river?
I've lost the river.
Help! Help! Help!
Aw, say, friend, are you wounded?
No. I'm not hurt.
Oh, good. Thank goodness for that.
Uh, Coldfront, Downpour,
keep looking for wounded folk.
Wait. I'm lost. I need to
get home. Clawtooth Mountain.
Uh... Clawtooth Mount...
Oh, you mean the mountain
range with the three points.
Yes! Yeah!
Oh, yeah. I've been there.
Uh, but you know, kid... Mmm.
You're not even close.
Still, I know the way.
My name's Arlo.
I'm sorry. I just...
I used to have a name like that once.
That was before I started
following the storm!
The storm?
I was afraid for my life,
but the storm gave me a relevation.
And I wasn't scared anymore.
You mean a revelation?
No! A relevation. Okay?
I was at a real low point. You know?
up to a real high point,
and then left me at a higher relevation.
Wow.
Yeah, wow.
That's when the storm
gave me my new name
because... What do we say?
The storm provides.
The storm provides. You
can call me Thunderclap.
Thunderclap. Can you help me get home?
Uh, yeah, well... Uh, maybe. Oh!
But first, we just
need to check the area.
There's plenty of folks in a bad way
after a storm like this, don't you know?
Uh, Thunderclap, I
found someone! Over here!
You know, we could
use your help, friend.
Uh...
Whoa! Yeah! That is great.
It's a critter.
Ah! A freed critter. Thanks to you.
You know, I just want to take a moment
and thank the storm for this meal.
Don't think you can mess with me.
I've seen the eye of the storm!
And I forgot what fear is!
I'm not afraid of anything.
DOWNPOUR:
No, I didn't say you were.Hey, where are you going, friend?
I'm... I need to get home.
And I said we would get you home.
Friend, you have a critter of your own.
Oh, I smell it. (TRILLING)
One of the juicy ones.
Where is it?
He's hiding. Over there.
By that big rock.
(SPOT GASPS)
-The storm provides.
-No!
-Spot!
-THUNDERCLAP:
Get him!(THUNDERCLAP AND
DOWNPOUR LAUGHING)
THUNDERCLAP:
Hey, slow down.There's no place to hide, yellow belly.
DOWNPOUR:
Come back with that critter!
ARLO:
Help! Help!(PTERODACTYLS SCREECHING)
Help!
-(SCREAMS)
-(ROARING)
(SCREAMING)
(ROARING)
-(GROWLING)
-(SCREECHING)
(ROARING)
(ROARING)
(ARLO BREATHING SHAKILY)
-Hey, you okay, kid?
-Yes.
I hate those kind.
Lying sons of crawdads picking on a kid.
Well, ain't you just the cutest thing.
He likes you.
Imagine that, Ramsey.
Even with your stinky face.
Nash! Boundaries. This
is my personal bubble.
Nah, that ain't your
bubble. This is your bubble.
Nash, get out of your sister's bubble.
You got no business being out here.
Yes, sir. I don't. I'm trying to
get home, but I lost the river.
Take it easy, kid.
Do you know where the river is?
What river? There's tons of
By Clawtooth Mountain.
It has three points.
Don't know that one.
We're heading south to a watering hole.
Come with us. Someone
there might help you.
We ain't got time for baby-sitting,
our whole herd in one day.
I did not lose them, Ramsey.
How many times I got to tell
you this? They just wandered off.
We still got to find them.
We can't help you, kid.
Wait! But what if we could help you?
Spot can sniff out anything.
I've seen him do it.
He can find your longhorns.
Hey!
Come on, Spot. Sniff it out, boy.
Good boy, Spot.
He's got something.
Aw, dang.
Hey, kid, if you're pulling my leg,
I'm gonna eat yours.
He found the herd.
Whoo-whee! We got 'em.
Wait, do longhorns have feathers?
Rustlers.
Rustlers?
We got to move.
Yah!
I don't see any rustlers.
They're out there.
So, how far did you say
that watering hole was?
I got a job for you.
I'm not really good at jobs.
I need you to keep on the
dodge and sidle up the loblolly,
past them hornheads just
hooting and a hollering,
and score off them rustlers.
We'll cut dirt and
get the bulge on them.
What?
He just wants you to get
on that rock and scream.
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