ABBY: I think that's definitely enough for today.
You are dismissed.
But before you guys go, we have two more solos and no dancers
to do them.
We know we're down one kid, and we might be down two.
So do you think she's giving out one,
or do you think she's giving out two?
I don't know.
I have three solos competing this weekend--
Pressley, which is fine.
Then I have Elliana, who doesn't have
the schoolwork thing taken care of yet, so she's on the fence.
And I have Savannah's solo left to fill.
So I'm waiting for one of these girls to just raise their hand
and say, I think I can do it.
I want to do a solo that was choreographed
for somebody else.
So who thinks they can do Savannah's solo?
What tricks do you do, Hannah?
(WHISPERING) What?
I can't hear you.
The answer to the question is, Abby, I could do this,
this, this.
Just say it.
She's afraid to open her mouth.
The longer she takes, the worse this is going to be.
Abby is testing you.
Speak clearly, loudly.
Be assertive.
Put this whole "this 13-year-old doesn't deserve
on this team" thing to rest.
We're not losing another soldier.
Hannah, tell me what you can do.
ANN: Hannah banana.
Hannah!
Get in here right now.
Hey, she wants you to walk in.
You have to walk in.
Calm down.
Walk on my hands, elbow stands, and chin stands.
Walk up to her and say that, OK?
Look at me.
Let's go.
Come on.
She is not.
She's not.
She's not going to yell at you.
You're the strongest person I know.
You can do this.
[laughs] Ann has got to stop speaking for Hannah.
I mean, seriously, if you don't let your girl use her voice,
she's never going to make it in the dance world, period.
Where have you been?
Why?
You ask little kids-- ask a five-year-old, what's the most
advanced trick you can do?
And they're going to be like-- (IMITATING CHILD)
--one-handed cartwheel, locked-hand cartwheel.
You obviously don't know.
Forget it.
You're not getting a solo.
Nope, nope, nope, nope.
WOMAN: I feel so bad for Hannah.
Honest to God.
She had a panic attack, because she doesn't
want to be yelled at from you.
And she's so scared right now.
ABBY: Then you need to go home.
We're not going home.
We're here for a reason!
I know, but I'm not going to teach
a kid that's afraid of me. That's psycho.
That's nuts.
ANN: Well, no!
(SIGHING) Oh, my gosh.
You should be lucky I know your name.
I think you're being mean to Hannah right now.
I was asking her to do the new solo!
We're done.
ANN: Abby. - We're finished.
Abby.
We are finished.
I'll never say your name again. Don't worry, sweetheart.
ANN: No, please don't. - You won't get picked on.
No one's going to accuse me of picking on a kid.
Bull.
(SOBBING) Why do you have to be so mean to her?
Get out. Go.
I'm leaving! Don't worry!
ABBY: Get out.
Get out.
You shouldn't be in here yelling at me.
You should be out there yelling at a 13-year-old kid that can't
remember what tricks she does.
That's ridiculous.
Maybe if you gave her the same respect
that you give other kids, maybe she would be
able to answer your question.
That's nuts.
Hannah is never going to be an Abby dancer
unless she learns to speak.
I mean, come on.
This kid's not ready to do a solo.
No way in hell week.