thing.
I have a son I've hardly seen
in seven years.
I don't mean anything to him.
My ex-wife got remarried.
She doesn't want me
to be part of his life.
I lost my family.
I should never
have let it happen.
Why are you telling me
all of this?
I don't want to lose you.
I don't want to lose Dominic.
I swear you'll never have
to run from him again.
Don't worry about anything, okay?
We're going to be
right across the hall.
Everything's going to be fine.
We just want
to be extra careful.
Thanks.
Don't worry.
Whoo!
All right, all right.
Settle down.
Good morning.
Good morning, Mr. Kimble.
Sit down.
It's very nice
to see you all again.
Meet my very good friend,
Phoebe O'Hara.
Good morning, Phoebe.
Miss O'Hara
is going to talk to you
about something very important.
So pay attention to what
she has to say, okay?
Remember, no fear.
Thanks.
Yeah?
Boys have a penis.
Girls have a vagina.
Well, you taught them the basics.
That's important.
Okay, now...
today we're going to talk
about something else
that's really important.
Today we're going
to talk about strangers.
If a stranger knocks
on your door...
never answer the door.
Because we never talk
to strangers.
Let's say that together.
We never talk to strangers.
Right.
Can we talk to kids?
Yeah, it's okay.
You can talk to kids.
What about dogs?
Huh?
Can we talk to dogs?
Yeah, you can talk to dogs.
But what you can't do...
what you must
never ever do is...
never talk to strangers.
On the kindergarten level...
we try to emphasize the three C's:
Caring, courtesy and courage.
Courage.
That's my philosophy, too.
Are you a single parent,
Mr. Green?
No, my wife had to stay behind
to complete the sale of our home.
I'm checking the schools
before we buy a home here.
Most kindergarten children
can't read yet.
My son can.
He reads at 6?
That's good.
And writes.
I taught him myself.
He sounds like
a special child.
He is. He's a great athlete.
Here's what you've waited for.
The kindergarten.
Have a look.
Oh, Dominic, Dominic...
Dominic is king
of the mountain!
Way to go, Dominic.
Here's your crown.
Congratulations, Dominic.
The king of Mount Kimble!
Dominic.
He looks odd, but he's
a wonderful teacher.
Yes, I'm sure he is.
Did you see Cullen Jr.?
Yeah, yeah.
She calls him Dominic.
She'd always wanted
to name him Dominic.
What a dumb name.
Put that cigar out.
It's unhealthy for the kid.
Then you make your aeroplane
go up into the clouds.
Check it out.
Right.
Okay, stay calm.
Okay, it's probably
a fire drill.
Oh, man.
Kimble, the hallway's
full of smoke.
Okay, this is a fire drill.
Come on.
This is the real thing.
Just the way we practiced.
Go out there.
Fast. Just the way
we practiced it.
Come on.
Come on.
It's only water.
Don't be scared.
Stay close to the wall.
Let's go.
Come on. Come on.
Dominic, stay close to me, okay?
Stay close to me.
Stay behind me.
Don't get separated.
Aah!
Are you all right?
Come on. Let's go.
Dominic, wait!
Dominic!
Dominic!
Help! Somebody help me!
Help!
Stranger!
Stranger!
Stranger!
Stranger!
Stranger!
Stranger!
Dominic!
Where's Dominic?
Dominic!
Aah!
Okay, stay together.
Stay together.
Stay together.
Hold onto your partner.
Okay, don't lag behind.
Hold onto my hand.
Stay together.
Where's Dominic?
He's inside.
Kimble's looking for him.
Joyce!
Joyce!
Help!
It's okay. It's okay.
I'm not going to hurt you.
I'm not going to hurt you.
It's okay.
I'm a fireman.
I help people.
Well, where's your hat?
My hat?
I love this.
I can't fool my own boy.
He's just 6 years old.
You're right.
I'm no jerk fireman.
I'm going to tell you
something, Dominic.
It's going to be hard
for you to understand...
but you got to believe me.
I'm your father, Dominic.
Your father.
Don't you recognize me?
No.
Sure you do.
It's me.
Don't you remember
Twinkle, twinkle, little star?
We have the same kind of hands.
Don't you