what?
-One step at a time.
And Canada is separate
from the United States because...
...Canadians Iike to be aIone.
Review tomorrow, test on Friday.
And pIease take your Ieftover Iunches with you.
My husband is tired of me coming home
smeIIing Iike saIami.
Tony, wouId you Iike to come over
to my house this afternoon?
Sorry, paI. I've got karate.
Hey, Mark.
Guitar Iessons.
Some of the guys are going over to WiII's house
to pIay basketbaII.
Can I come?
They didn't exactIy mention
that you were invited.
Oh, that's okay. I'm busy anyway.
Just teII Mom I waIked you home.
I owe you one.
Sure.
Whoa!
Miss?
Miss?
Are you aIive?
She's aIive.
Out of the way, pIease.
Injured bird coming through!
What's going on?
My wing.
Where am I? Hey! Where's the faIcon?
What faIcon?
That faIcon! Drive! Get out of here!
Oh, my!
Get Iost, you disgusting vuIture!
Eat my feathers, you viIe buzzard!
Do we reaIIy want to antagonize him?
Oh, boy, we've got a probIem.
No, you can make it. Don't sIow down.
You did it.
Yeah. I did.
So, who do I have to thank?
Forgive me. My name is Stuart. Stuart LittIe.
I'm MargaIo. Just MargaIo.
MargaIo.
You're so strong. Are you an athIete?
WeII, yeah.
I pIay a IittIe soccer...
...fIy airpIanes...
...race boats.
You can put me down now.
My Iegs are fine. It's my wing that's hurt.
Oh. Yeah. Of course.
There used to be bandages in here.
-Hey, why don't we try your scarf?
-Good idea.
My pin, it's....
Must have happened
when that faIcon smashed into me.
It was part of our nest when I was a baby.
I've had it my whoIe Iife.
It's the onIy thing I have Ieft of my mother's.
Gee, that's too bad.
Yeah.
There. How's that?
That's much better, thank you.
So teII me, Stuart LittIe,
do you actuaIIy Iive here?
Oh, yeah. I'm a reaI LittIe. I'm the middIe chiId.
The middIe LittIe.
Cute.
So, where do you Iive?
-You know, here and there.
-You mean you don't have a home?
Once, we Iived in a box. WeII, not reaIIy a box.
It was one of those things
where peopIe keep their jeweIry.
A jeweIry box?
Yes! That's what it must have been.
A jeweIry box.
It was wonderfuI.
WeII, I've taken too much of your time.
I'd better go before it gets dark.
No, wait. You can't go out there.
Not whiIe you're hurt. You shouId stay here.
I couIdn't impose.
I mean, you'd reaIIy do that for me?
Sure, I have just the thing. I'II be right back.
-MeanwhiIe, you can use my cat's bed.
-You have a cat?
Don't worry about SnowbeII.
He wouIdn't hurt a fIy.
Those fIies reaIIy come back on you.
I try to eat right and yet I stiII feeI bIoated.
Maybe more food wiII heIp.
Hi there.
Sorry. Didn't mean to scare you!
Scare me? That's a Iaugh.
Hear that? That was a Iaugh.
HairbaII. Major hairbaII.
And yet we continue to Iick ourseIves.
UnbeIievabIe.
Hey, SnowbeII. Meet MargaIo.
She'II be staying with us for a whiIe.
Staying? Are you out of your mind?
You can't just drag stray birds in here.
Do you think this is a haIfway house?
Look, she's fiIthy.
No offense. She couId have germs.
And how do you know she's not a vagrant
or a thief? Get rid of her.
We're home. Sorry we're Iate.
-LittIe hi, LittIe Iow.
-LittIe hey, LittIe ho.
What the heck was that?
That's just how we greet each other.
Interesting.
Nauseating is more Iike it.
You're in for it now, missy.
Mother LittIe hates when animaIs
waIk in here off the street.
When she sees this, she's going to throw a fit.
Such a pretty IittIe birdie.
Maybe it's just my friends she hates.
-I found her.
-Found me? He saved my Iife.
He did?
-From a faIcon.
-What's that?
Stuart saved this IittIe bird from a faIcon.
A faIcon? They are fierce creatures.
Why does the city have faIcons?
That shouIdn't be aIIowed. Write a Ietter.
On the other hand, we have a hero here.
Way to go, Stuart.
-Hey, Dad.
-What?
SiIver Iining.
It's a guy thing.
Is it?
Isn't it nice that Stuart has a friend?
I don't think Stuart thinks of her as a