Tina: Okay. I just have to imagine Ginormous.
Tina: I have to imagine being back there . . . with Hopian and Bello . . .
Tina: I have to imagine being in their house . . . their backyard . . .
Tina: No no no no! I have to concentrate.
My imagination is the key!
Tina: Okay. I'll imagine myself flying to Ginormous.
Tina: I'm soaring through the air . . .
Tina: Oh, Tina! Why can't you do this?
You have to reach Hopian!
Tina: Hopian?
Dad: It's me, honey.
I heard you crying.
Tina: Oh. Hi, Dad.
Dad: Did you call me . . . Hopian?
Tina: Um. No, no, I said, "Come in."
Dad: Oh. What's wrong, sweetheart?
Tina: I'm just . . . I'm just frustrated.
Dad: About the problem with your friend?
Tina: I was trying to follow your advice.
Dad: You spoke to that older person that your friend respects?
Tina: I was trying to find a way to reach him.
Dad: To reach him, sweetie?
I don't understand.
Tina: He . . . he doesn't live in our world.
Dad: Oh, I see. He's an imaginary friend.
Tina: Something like that.
Dad: Are you sure this person can help your angry friend?
Tina: It's complicated, Dad.
But yes, he can help.
Dad: It sounds like you and your friends have a secret world.
Tina: Kind of, I guess.
Dad: Well, I won't ask too many questions.
Tina: Thanks. But I don't know how to contact my friend from the other world.
Dad: Well, why don't you just pretend he's here?
Tina: Dad! I told you, it's more complicated than that.
Dad: All right. Let's think.
Dad: If you could do anything you imagined, how would you [n3@get to your friend's world?
Tina: I don't know.
Dad: If you could do anything . . .
Tina: If I could do anything . . .
Dad: Yes.
Tina: I . . . I don't know . . .
Dad: I love you, sweetheart.
Tina: But I thought you were going to help me.
Dad: I think you already know the answer.
And dads can't know everything.
Tina: Good night, Daddy.
Dad: Good night.
Tina: If I could do anything . . .
If I could do anything . . .
Tina: I would . . . I would run as fast as the wind . . .
Tina: I would run as fast as the wind!