LizzyJackson-Davenport

"I'm going to Hollywood. There is no if's and's or but's about it. I'm going. Daisy doesn't believe we'll make it through if she doesn't go and she wants to get back into acting again. She understands your concern about uprooting the kids again but she wants to go. If you want to come then so be it." Lizzy says.

"Watch it with me. Movies aren't half as entertaining when you have to watch them by yourself." Lizzy says.

"Me? I don't know what you want me to tell him." Lizzy says.

Lizzy waves him over as the rest go back to the bedrooms.

"Bout what?" Enos asks.

"Daisy? In the kids playroom." Enos says.

Lizzy smirks and then quiets him again. "Blue Lagoon. Hush and don't wake Daisy." Lizzy says.

Lizzy nods.

Halfway through Blue Lagoon Daisy passed out on the couch and the guys coming home singing the one of the songs. Lizzy tosses a stuffed animal at them hitting Bo in the head. "She's asleep hush it." Lizzy says glancing back for a minute.

"I guess." Lizzy says.

"Pregnancy makes you crave all sorts of stuff." Lizzy says.

"I don't think he could ever hate you." Lizzy says.

"Didn't the doc say caffeine is bad for the baby?" Lizzy asks.

"I'll try but everyone's already angry at me I don't want to make things worse." Lizzy says.

So Lizzy puts the Vin Diesel movie in.

"I'm not sure I'll be much help Daisy." Lizzy says.

"No you don't. Come on we never did finish our movie marathon from the other night. We've still got the Pacifier and Blue Lagoon." Lizzy says.

"Of course I'll come back. You have nothing to do with why I'm leaving. We'll stay best friends because we'll stay true to each other." Lizzy says.

Lizzy flinches slightly at having to miss the concert but knows her best friend is more important. "Hey it's alright. These movies are better." Lizzy says.

"But you understand where I'm coming from right?" Lizzy asks.

"Brought a couple movies...Wait where are the guys?" Lizzy asks.

Lizzy sighs and stops her by grabbing her arm and with a glare pinned her to the side of her jeep. "Do you get it? Obviously not. When you wanted to become a deputy did you let anyone stop you? No. When you decided you wanted to go out to LA the first time did anyone try to stop you? Not really? When you want to go again will they try and say no? No. Uncle Jesse has a hard time with you being out of Hazzard but never says a word. Not a word because he knows this is something you have to do. My leaving is not about Hazzard, it's not about you, it's Bo, it's not about the Dukes, hell it's not even about my father this time. When I leave Hazzard this time it's because this is my one shot at being something big. Being something other than a small town baby maker. It's something I've always wanted and I wish you'd understand that." Lizzy says.

"Of course I care this has nothing to do with whether or not I care. This is something I have to do. Y'all just...You don't get it." Lizzy says her shoulders sagging.

"Of course I care but it's like...I've been dreaming of acting since I was a little kid. When I was five years old I was in a talent contest and won. Ever since then I've been acting as often as I could. And now that I have this chance to make it big and to give our kids everything I never had, you asking me to stay is a stab in the gut. I have a chance to make it big to be one of the few actors that people out there can look up to as a positive influence and you're asking me to stay in Hazzard and not take that chance. I can't stay here. Maybe things will change in a year but right now I refuse to stay in Hazzard and not take this chance. Some one said everyone gets their chance at greatness but most people don't take it either because their too scared or they don't recognize it when it's banging down their door. Personally I think this is my chance. Let me take it." Lizzy says.

"No. I raised Belle for six years in LA by myself and she turned out just fine. I can't believe your asking me to give up the only thing I'm good at. It's like me asking you to give up racing or singing or doing stunts. It's not something I'd do and I can't believe you have this quacked idea that a woman's only place is in the kitchen and at home raising babies. I won't let you take my dream from me. I won't let you do it." Lizzy says.