Beethoven!
Beethoven, come back.
Sara, wait.
- Somebody get him.
Stay. Stay here. Stay with me.
Don't go with her.
Whoa.
Somebody's up to no good.
Shh.
Maybe camp wasn't that bad.
Now hold on a moment.
There are no ghosts.
You said so yourself.
But you said there were.
Spirits can get trapped in this world.
Well, I was kidding, okay?
A little thing adults do for fun.
Okay, maybe it wasn't that funny.
The point is there could be
a million reasons why that carnation
was out in the woods last night.
What? Somebody dropped it
on their way to the prom?
Ooh, a little teenage attitude here, huh?
It would be if I was a teenager,
but I'm only 12.
Plus, I saw them. Clear as day.
Half the town was in the woods
last night, Sara. Come on.
And what about Beethoven?
He was howling.
Dogs howl when they're around ghosts.
Dogs also howl at fire engines.
Look, the point is we've gotta
stay focused here, Sara.
I mean, there is big money at stake here,
and we have the only key.
Thirds?
Oh, man. You really are
milking it, aren't ya, pal?
Okay.
So what's up with you and SheriffJulie?
There's no story there.
She's way out of my league.
Come on. That's not true.
You should ask her out.
Well, actually, l...
Saved by the bell.
Good morning. Good morning.
Oh, how shabby.
Hello, deary.
How are you? Come with me.
I brought a present for you, dear.
A"Welcome to Quicksilver" present.
That's how we locals are... friendly.
- Lip gloss galore!
- Oh! Thank you.
Where's Beethoven?
I thought he and Baby Cakes
could share some quality time.
They got along so well the other day.
Beethoven?
Oh, yes, of course.
They'rejust like soul mates.
Baby Cakes would like us all
to take a nice, long walk together.
Oh! Oh! No!
Baby Cakes!
She's just playing hard to get.
Come back, sweetie.
Listen to Mommy.
Sweetheart, come back.
What did Mommy do wrong?
Oh!
This isn't the plan.
Baby Cakes, Beethoven will think
you don't like him.
Yeah, I can see they get along just great.
Baby Cakes.
Okay, so a few people
know about the money.
It's not the end of the world.
We just have to lay low and not attract
any undue attention. Got it?
Good.
Greetings, canine!
Hey, Beethoven,
where's the loot?
Hey, big dog!
Woof! Woof!
Hey, big dog.
You rock!
- Oh, brother.
Well, so much for laying low.
Yoo-hoo, Beethoven.
Want to come over and play?
Oh, yeah.
Beethoven's great, isn't he?
Don't you just love him?
- Beethoven, hi!
- Aren't you Mr. Popular?
- Maybe you ought to run for mayor.
Come on and visit.
- Hey, puppy!
- Or maybe I ought to start drooling
and people would wave at me.
Beethoven, say cheese.
Mike, you have a phone call.
Mike, pick up the phone.
Hey, wait.
Don't I get to buy anything here?
Cleanup in aisle six.
Oh, good idea, Beethoven.
We'll do a little cleaning.
That'll make Sara happy.
Ah. Finally we agree on something.
Oh, what was I thinking?
All right.
How's that, Beethoven?
Julie.
Okay, look cool, stay calm.
Act natural.
I should go over there and talk to her.
Nah, she's not gonna
want to talk to me.
No! Beethoven! Oh!
Aaah! Aaah!
Beethoven, please!
Stop!
Most people would have just said hello.
Hello.
What a mess.
I'm sorry.
You'll have to forgive him.
It's his first time shopping.
So, uh, when did you become
a wrestling fan?
Oh. Since your dad took down
Titus the Terminator in Houston.
Boy, I mean, what a takedown.
That was absolutely brilliant.
"Defy the Equalizer and be equalized!"
- Wow. You really are a fan.
- Yeah, well, you know.
I nearly cried when he lost the championship
to the Bricklayer in Memphis.
I mean, oh, man.
I did not sleep for a week.
You know it was all scripted, right?
Yeah, I know that,
but I was just a little kid, you know.
What does a little kid know?
Oh, remember this?
The Equalizer Death Grip. Yeah.
Oh, that's a good one.
Do you remember this?
Gentleman Jim?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Sorry.
Oh, no, no, no.