Princess for a Day

Yummy.

There are some

who will seek out the silence.

From the hustle and bustle of day.

While others are busy who live in a city.

And never go out or to play.

But I have a solution.

And it doesn't cost a thing.

There's a world in your mind.

Think of all that you'll find.

And it's inside of you and in me.

Welcome to Arcadia.

Be whatever you want to be.

While you're in Arcadia.

Be a jet or a fish in the sea.

It's a magical space.

You can go any place if you used your creativity.

Arcadia is in you and me.

Arcadia is in you and me.

Arcadia is in you and me.

Is it a properly assessed stock?

That is absurd.

So I recommend caution, Michael.

That zip tie around your neck can quickly

become a very expensive noose.

Good evening, Mr. Holt.

Good evening, Ms. Stacey.

Where's Bri?

It's after 4:00, sir.

Of course.

Thank you.

You could be whatever you want, even an opera singer.

I'll pretend to be a puppy, with the wiggly

and squiggly tail.

I'll pretend to be a turtle,

with a big old roundish shell.

I'll pretend to be a spider...

Spider?

Knock, knock.

Come in.

Oh, good.

You saw it.

You know, that old frame just didn't do our Sara justice.

We found that one while we were out shopping for our trip.

Oh, and I left the receipt with Claire.

So no rush to pay us back.

Just whenever you get a chance.

We found this frame for this old picture

we found in the scrapbook.

You don't need to pay us back for that frame.

I mean, unless you want to.

It's on the same receipt.

So it might be easier.

But anyway, it's just our way to say

thank you for paying for another one

of our crazy little adventures.

Bri looks exactly like Sara in this photo.

Now I figured we should give it to you before we leave

in case the plane goes down.

Walt, I told you not to talk about that.

If we talk about it, it's not going to happen.

That makes absolutely no sense.

Have you said goodbye to Bri yet?

Oh, she was watching one of her little Princess cartoons.

We didn't want to bother her.

Yeah, we're going to call her from Hawaii

and let her listen to a squeaking dolphin.

Hopefully, that'll cheer her up and bring her out

of that depression she's in.

If it works, I'll build an aquarium in the backyard

and buy a whole pod.

Couldn't they just live in the pool?

We will see you when we get back.

Right.

If the plane doesn't crash.

Walt.

Give me the projections from last quarter.

Oh, sorry.

Let me call you back.

Bri.

Come here.

Bri, come here, love.

So tell me, what perilous adventures

did the Princess Aria faced in the kingdom of Arcadia today?

All the forest animals got taken by a mean ogre.

Oh?

Princess Aria saved all her animal friends.

But that made Buggy really mad.

But he couldn't stop Princess Aria because Princess

is really strong.

Of course, she is.

Oh, there you two are.

The wee one was supposed to tell you that dinner is ready.

Needed my daily Princess Aria update.

Well, go run along now.

Wash up.

I'll talk to Claire, OK?

Be honest.

Has she made any improvement in her mood at all?

Her mother's death affects everyone differently.

To be honest, I feel as if I've lost my wife and my child.

There has to be something we can do.

I've tried everything the therapist suggested.

Poor lass.

The only time I see a glint of joy in her eyes

is when she's watching that Princess Aria cartoon.

That's why I love my daily Princess Aria update.

It's the only time Bri is herself.

Too bad we can't stick Bri in that cartoon.

Meaning Princess Aria might be just the thing to snap

her out of her depression.

What if she could meet the real life Princess Aria?

You've lost me.

So they have those companies that hire out actors dressed

up as cartoon characters.

They're sure to have a Princess Aria on staff.

Most certainly.

So her sixth birthday's coming up.

We invite all her little chums to the house,

have a royal themed affair.

And just at the right moment, Princess Aria

makes her grand entrance.

Brilliant.

If cartoon Princess Aria can lead her out

of the darkness a little, perhaps the real life thing

could lead her the rest of the way.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Get up on your feet, this is a shakedown.

Order up that beat just like a stakeout.

Show me you got soul inside those new shoes.

Whoa, OK.

Looks like someone is making a deposit in the swear jar.

I didn't swear.

It wasn't a swear.

I was using a metaphor creatively to express

intense pain and annoyance.

We'll start a new jar.

Look at this guy.

That's our culprit.

Hey, Ron, take a look at this.

I figured out your problem all by myself.

You did.

Oh.

Oh, boy.

Tourists.

Oh, be nice, dad.

They could have a flat tire.

You don't know.

Go see if you can up charge him somehow.

No?

You're not going to get a signal out here.

Please tell me you're joking.

It's Cherry Creek.

Most people here still use rotary phones.

What's a rotary phone?

If you guys want to come to the office,

you can use a landline.

This way.

Where are y'all headed?

Slip lake.

Week long party.

You don't need a phone.

If you just want to head down the same way you're going

for about five miles, you're going to hit

a giant lasagne sculpture.

Don't ask.

And then you're just going to make a right, and then

a straight shot from there.

So...

Thanks.

I am happy to help.

Hey, you know, we actually rented a bunch

of cabins up around the lake. Maybe if you're free...

Thank you. Bye.

Bye.

I'm surprised you didn't go with them.

Ugh, sounds horrible.

Right, yeah.

I also meant because you already have plans for tonight.

Do you think it's too late?

I think I could catch up with the tourists.

No, no, no, no, no, no. You're going to love it.

You're going to have way more fun at this party.

I've got balloon animals, confetti.

My favorite.

I'm not going to spoil everything.

We'll sing your favorite birthday songs.

Dad, no.

I told you, I don't want to sing.

I don't want you to sing.

OK, no singing.

I promise.

No singing.

Happy birthday, dear Emilia.

Happy birthday to you.

Wow.

Oh, man.

You are accustomed...

'Cause of 27.

Because I think it starts at like 27.