:17:01
Look, Dad.
:17:03
I'm trying to get a grip on this. I really am.
:17:08
- Is Thorne still on your back?
- Yeah, Thorne...
:17:12
...some Neanderthal named Mick
and the entire basketball team.
:17:15
You've dug your own hole
with those fellows, but...
:17:18
...this Thorne business is my fault.
:17:22
What do you mean your fault?
:17:25
It goes back a few years.
:17:27
As you know, I loved your mother
since we were kids.
:17:31
We were meant for each other.
:17:33
But for some reason Rusty
Thorne set his cap for her too.
:17:36
No matter what we tried,
he wouldn't go away.
:17:40
- One night, things got physical and...
- And you turned into the werewolf.
:17:45
Out of anger, Scott.
I turned into the werewolf out of anger.
:17:50
- In front of his beady, little eyes.
- Was he scared?
:17:53
Scared?
:17:56
- He lost control of his bodily functions.
- I wish I could have seen that.
:18:01
It wasrt a very nice thing to do.
But it worked.
:18:06
After that he never
bothered your mother or me.
:18:10
But to this day, I don't know
who was the most frightened that night.
:18:14
Old Rusty Thorne... or me.
:18:19
You gotta get a hold of it, son.
:18:37
- Morning, Daisy.
- Morning.
:18:40
- Boof. What's up?
- Nothing.
:18:48
Why does anything have to be up?
I thought I'd walk to school with you.
:18:59
- Got any plans for the spring dance?
- Hadrt given it much thought.