(Laughing) I'm not talking about Dingman. Caleb, you took Jesse's offer? Come on. Come on. Georgie: I'm taking Phoenix back to the barn. Give Tanner the impression that Peter has had offers... And make it seem like a time sensitive situation. I told Caleb I burned his cheque and he gave me this to make sure that my money's safe in case the whole thing with Jesse... (Unzips bag) goes up in his face. Jack: Maybe you can get one of your friends to help you out? Just a client for Amy. Okay, I don't see what this has to do with collecting a horse from a field. Peter turned you down? Timing and luck. Ty: Jesse?! Well... every job comes with a price, Lou. What's wrong with him?
Plan: A: A client; Q: Who reveals that Peter turned down a lucrative job offer in Calgary? A: two horses; Q: How many horses does Georgie have to care for? A: Georgie; Q: Who struggles to accept a friend's help with Phoenix? A: Ty; Q: Who discovers that Caleb took Jesse up on his offer? A: an unexpected windfall; Q: What does Ty receive that reveals Caleb took Jesse up on his offer? A: Jesse; Q: Who did Caleb form a partnership with? A: a disagreement; Q: What sent Jack back to Heartland early from his overnighter with Lisa? A: Lou; Q: Who struggles to accept Jack and Lisa's form of communication? Summary: A client reveals that Peter turned down a lucrative job offer in Calgary. With increasing demands on her time and two horses to care for, Georgie struggles to accept a friend's help with Phoenix. Then, when Ty receives an unexpected windfall, he discovers that Caleb took Jesse up on his offer and forged a partnership with him. When a disagreement sends Jack back to Heartland early from his overnighter with Lisa, Lou struggles to accept their chosen form of communication: not talking.