Dillon: This looks good. Come on.

Georgie: Ok. So occasionally, you've been a bit bizarre.

Dillon: I prefer quirky.

Georgie: But making me duck down in the back of a greasy truck?

Dillon: What? You're a natural.

Georgie: Look, if we're running from my dad, this is not going to happen. Do you remember the last time?

Dillon: The last time, your dad was able to track us because he could track Kyle's bike. We're not leaving a trace today.

Georgie: So what are we supposed to do? Just stay here until, you know, school starts? Yeah, that'll go over great with Mac.

Dillon: Georgie, would you just shut up a second?

Georgie: I cannot believe you just told me to shut up! I'm not some rag doll for you just to throw around and tell me what to do. You --

Dillon: What was that? What are you doing? You're supposed to, you know, like, fight it for maybe a second, and then go all weak and --

Georgie: I'm not some actress in a movie, Dillon. This is real and I am mad.

Dillon: I'm getting that now.

Georgie: Then tell me what we're doing here.

Dillon: What we're doing here is saving your life. Ok? The reason that I agreed to Faith's alibi -- to act like her little -- her little boy toy was to protect you.

Georgie: Faith threatened me?

Dillon: Yes. She said if I didn't go along with her, she'd kill you. So now, do you understand why I don't care what your dad thinks about any of this?

Georgie: But Faith's in jail.

Dillon: It doesn't matter at all. She's got thugs all over the place.

Georgie: I have to call my dad.

Dillon: No. No, no. No. That is what got us into this mess in the first place.

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Georgie: I can't believe you did all this. Stood up to Faith, lied to the cops, and rushed me out of town.

Dillon: Well, you alive is pretty high up on my list of priorities. What can I say? I'd die before I'd let anything happen to you.

Georgie: But if I had not run straight to Mac and told him you were covering for Faith, we wouldn't even be here. You'd be at home with the Quartermaines --if you didn't have me to worry about.

Dillon: Hey, if I didn't have you, I'd be completely and totally alone. If I didn't have you, I wouldn't have had that -- that great night in the motel room where we -- where we stayed up and talked about books and -- and movies and life and it was amazing. I wouldn't have had that -- that kiss at your house that just -- I wouldn't have had anybody to think about while the fireworks were going off on the Fourth of July. Being with you, Georgie is -- is so much better than being anywhere else in the world, even if it's in this barn, just because I'm with you. You know? I love you. Cue the music, sweep the camera full out. I love you.

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Dillon: Ok. Maybe you're not big on heartfelt declarations. That's ok. That's -- that's totally fine. I -- I got a thing -- I'm just going to pry this size-10 boot out of my mouth and then dunk my head in the water barrel outside.

Georgie: Dillon, wait.

Dillon: No! No. You must be really freaked out right now, trapped in a barn with some guy who kind of -- you might like just a little bit, who just smacked you right in between the eyes with the L word. Georgie: If you would just listen to --

Dillon: Wow! The L word. It's used a lot, isn't it? If we could just -- let's -- here we go. Let's vow never to use that word again. Let's just not. You know what? Oh, hey, hey -- I'll put -- well, I'll put it to you this way. We'll erase it from the English language, ok? Here we go. It's being erased. There it goes. Bye. Bye. There it goes. And Swahili -- Swahili. This one gets Swahili and Hindu. And there's Hebrew. If it ever shows up again, you know, let's just cut it in editing. It's no problem. We can just -- we can just work on this --

Georgie: Now it's your turn to shut up.

Dillon: Uh -- yeah. Doing that, ok.

Georgie: I never want to forget what you said. Because if I did, then I might not be able to say that I love you back.

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Dillon: Scale of one to 10, how do you rate this moment?

Georgie: 9.9.

Dillon: Um, excuse me, call me an overachiever, but I was looking for a 10.

Georgie: Overachiever.

Dillon: You asked for it.

Georgie: You always do this.

Dillon: What?

Georgie: Surprise me, make it better. Make me laugh, even when the worst stuff is happening.

Dillon: Well, you know, I did kind of want to take the focus off of the fact that we're in a barn. Didn't exactly picture it would happen this way.

Georgie: You've pictured it before?

Dillon: Yeah. You have to picture all of life's great moments before they happen, you know.

Georgie: Well, how'd you see it? I mean, in your head?

Dillon: Ok. Um -- New Orleans --

George: Ok.

Dillon: Hot, thick, humid night during Mardi Gras. We're standing on a balcony. You got beads all over you and you're watching the parade going on below. I take your hand and I pull you into, like, a little corner in a little niche in the building, and we can still hear the crowds celebrating in the background and I just -- tell you I love you, and we have this perfect private moment.

Georgie: Wow. You weren't kidding.

Dillon: Yeah. Or a Sunday morning in England over coffee at our flat in Covent Gardens. That would be really nice. Or in Paraguay right before stealing the Cane diamond. That would be really cool.

Georgie: The barn worked. Indiana, the barn is very good.

Dillon: At least I could have given you flowers.

Georgie: I'd probably try to eat them.

Dillon: Oh, god, I'm really hungry, too.

Georgie: Yeah.

Dillon: I'm going to go get something.

Georgie: Oh, no, no, no, we've got to stay together.

Dillon: No, we need supplies. What's important is that you stay out of sight.

Georgie: But if Faith's after me, she's going to be looking for you, too.

Dillon: I will be careful. Hey, it's me.

Georgie: That's what I'm afraid of.

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Man (to Dillon): Your girlfriend -- we want to know where she's hiding.

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[Owl hoots]

Georgie: Dillon? Is that you? Ok.

[Footsteps]

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Man: My partner's going to uncover your mouth. Scream and we'll take it out on the girl when we find her.

Dillon: I know. Its -- it's cool. I don't know where Georgie is, though. I mean, if I was the Police Commissioner, she might be in protective custody. Couldn't tell you.

Man: The boss said you'd be a talker.

Lorenzo: Two against one hardly seems fair.

Man: We don't want any trouble.

Lorenzo: Then leave. Don't come near him again.

Lorenzo: What'd I tell you about being in the wrong place at the wrong time?

Dillon: It's -- I'm not me that's in trouble. It's my girlfriend.

Lorenzo: Georgie?

Dillon: Yeah. Yeah, we got on Faith's --

Lorenzo: Slow down.

Dillon: We got on Faith Rosco's bad side, and now she wants to hurt her.

Lorenzo: So talk your way out of it.

Dillon: Faith is a psycho. And she's planning on killing my girlfriend, ok? I -- I'm going to do everything I can to stop that, but it's going to be a lot easier if you're on my side. Will you help me?

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Man (to Georgie): This is my property and you don't belong. I guess I'm going to have to show you what I do with trespassers.

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Lorenzo: You want me to make Faith back off?

Dillon: Hey, no big deal, right? I mean, she's obviously smalltime compared to a guy like you. You could knock this off over breakfast.

Lorenzo: You think?

Dillon: I'm serious. Georgie is everything to me, and, you know, I don't have time to mess around. I need to hurry. And if you can't help me, I got to find somebody else --

Lorenzo: No, you obviously care about her very much.

Dillon: Yes, sir, I do. And she's in trouble, so I need your help.

Lorenzo: Strong words. You should be careful who you say them to. You never know when someone might expect something in return.

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Stefan: We need to move tonight.

Cindy: I thought we had more time.

Stefan: My sister is returning earlier than expected.

Cindy: And that's bad?

Stefan: It could be, which is why I'm pushing up the timeline. Are you ready?

Cindy: You tell me.

Stefan: Where did Mr. Coleman find you?

Cindy: Let's just say it wasn't in the library.

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