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1 00:05:26 And by the way, honey, with all this decolletage
2 00:05:30 you should be getting a lot
3 00:05:31 more dickoletage than what he has to offer.
4 00:05:33 And as I can recall it,
5 00:05:35 you were the one that told me that when he came,
6 00:05:37 it was as thin as coconut water.
7 00:05:39 Honey, that's a deal breaker for me.
8 00:05:40 It was that thin.
9 00:05:41 Well, I see we're settling for less nowadays.
10 00:05:47 That's beyond.
11 00:05:54 Mrs. Morrow, a package arrived for you.
12 00:05:55 I found it in the mailbox this morning.
13 00:05:57 May I ask you who you'd like on duty this weekend?
14 00:06:01 Um, actually, why don't you give everybody the weekend off?
15 00:06:03 - Are you sure? - Yeah, yeah.
16 00:06:04 We might go to the beach house and, uh,
17 00:06:07 if not, it might be nice to have a weekend alone.
18 00:06:09 - I'll let everyone know. - Thank you.
19 00:06:16 Oh, damn it.
20 00:06:18 - Christopher? - Yes?
21 00:06:19 I'm sorry. Can you help me open this?
22 00:06:21 I just got a paper cut.
23 00:06:22 Yeah, of course. Here, let me do it.
24 00:06:23 Thank you.
25 00:06:24 Yeah, yeah. I just... A paper cut.
26 00:06:32 - There's a note. - You can read it.
27 00:06:36 "Dear Susan, I've written a novel
28 00:06:37 that will be published in the spring.
29 00:06:39 "It's different from the kind of things that I was writing
30 00:06:40 when we were together."
31 00:06:45 Go ahead.
32 00:06:46 "In the end you left me with the inspiration that I needed
33 00:06:48 to write from the heart.
34 00:06:50 "I wanted you to be the first to read it,
35 00:06:51 so I'm sending along a proof.
36 00:06:53 "I will be in L.A. until wednesday on business
37 00:06:54 and it would be good to see you after so long.
38 00:06:57 "My cell number and email address are below. Edward."
39 00:07:02 Thanks.
40 00:07:15 - Morning. - Good morning.
41 00:07:18 - What's that? - It's a manuscript Edward sent me.
42 00:07:21 He wrote a novel.
43 00:07:23 Edward who?
44 00:07:25 Edward, my first husband. You remember him.
45 00:07:27 I didn't know he could write.
46 00:07:29 Yes, you did.
47 00:07:30 He was writing a novel when you and I got together.
48 00:07:32 You just don't remember.
49 00:07:33 Have you guys even talked in 20 years?
50 00:07:36 19.
51 00:07:38 No. I tried calling him a couple of years back,
52 00:07:41 but he hung up on me.
53 00:07:43 I think he's teaching English at some prep school in Dallas.
54 00:07:46 It's sad, really. He never remarried.
55 00:07:50 Where were you last night? You didn't come by the gallery.
56 00:07:55 I'm sorry. Really, I...
57 00:07:56 By the time I left the office, I was late for my dinner and...
58 00:07:58 It would have taken you 15 minutes.
59 00:08:01 Fifteen minutes, and it would have meant a lot to me.
60 00:08:04 Never mind.
61 00:08:08 You didn't come to bed last night.
62 00:08:09 I didn't wanna wake you.
63 00:08:11 Yeah.
64 00:08:14 Well, I wasn't asleep.
65 00:08:16 I was too wound up from the opening.
66 00:08:20 It went well, by the way. Apparently.
67 00:08:23 - Good. - Yeah.
68 00:08:27 Look, why don't you and I go to the beach?
69 00:08:31 We can go tonight and come back on Monday.
70 00:08:35 Maybe if we just spent some time, just the two of us?
71 00:08:43 Why are you wearing this blazer on a Saturday?
72 00:08:47 Because I gotta go back to the office,
73 00:08:49 and then I gotta go to the airport,
74 00:08:51 and then I gotta go back to New York.
75 00:08:53 - You just came from there. - Yes, I know.
76 00:08:55 But I have to go again if I wanna get this deal done,
77 00:08:58 and I don't wanna have to sell anything else.
78 00:09:01 - Shit. - It's okay.
79 00:09:06 You know, the strange thing is,
80 00:09:09 I don't really care about all this art.
81 00:09:13 That doesn't sound like you.
82 00:09:15 I know, but it's true.
83 00:09:18 I care.
84 00:09:20 It pisses me off.
85 00:09:23 I know you do.
86 00:09:25 Don't worry,
87 00:09:26 I can fill the walls with some new L.A. artists
88 00:09:28 and people will think we're ahead of the curve
89 00:09:30 instead of going broke.
90 00:09:32 You won't have to be embarrassed.
91 00:09:49 Are things a little better?
92 00:09:50 He's just having a hard ti me with his business right now.
93 00:09:52 Carlos told me.
94 00:09:54 I'm surprised. I thought we were hiding it pretty well.
95 00:09:58 Hutton would be very upset to find out anybody knew.
96 00:10:00 He just hates not to win.
97 00:10:03 Are you sleeping?
98 00:10:05 Did you call my psychopharmacologist?
99 00:10:07 Did you call him?
100 00:10:07 You should call him, because he's a genius.
101 00:10:11 I'm worried about you, seriously.
102 00:10:13 Just look at me for a second. Look at me.
103 00:10:17 You scared me the last time we talked.
104 00:10:20 I'm fine.
105 00:10:21 I am fine. I am...
106 00:10:24 I am. I just can't believe that I told you all of those things.
107 00:10:28 I'm just kind of embarrassed, you know.
108 00:10:31 Because what right do I have to not be happy?
109 00:10:34 I have everything.
110 00:10:35 I feel ungrateful not to be happy.
111 00:10:38 As much right as anyone, Susan,
112 00:10:39 as much right as anyone,
113 00:10:40 because it's all relative.
114 00:10:45 You're just awfully hard on yourself.
115 00:10:50 How do you do it?
116 00:10:53 You mean with Carlos?
117 00:10:55 I just... It's... I'm totally cool with it.
118 00:10:57 And having a gay husband is not such a bad thing, you know?
119 00:11:03 We're best friends. We love each other completely.
120 00:11:06 I'm certainly the only woman in his life.
121 00:11:09 And that lasts longer than lust, doesn't it?
122 00:11:12 It's forever, really.
123 00:11:14 Hutton and I don't have that.
124 00:11:16 Did you ever?
125 00:11:19 I think we just want different things,
126 00:11:20 or I want different things.
127 00:11:24 Do you still love him?
128 00:11:30 I'm being summoned. Pardon me.
129 00:11:32 He has to catch a plane. I'm gonna say goodbye.
130 00:11:41 I hope this deal works out for you.
131 00:11:43 I really do. I know you need it.
132 00:11:45 We need this.
133 00:11:46 No. You need this.
134 00:11:53 - Bye. - Bye.
135 00:12:04 So I said,
136 00:12:05 "Well, my mother always told me
137 00:12:07 If you massage your pussy with Pam cooking spray
138 00:12:10 a month before the baby comes,
139 00:12:12 you don't need vaginal rejuvenation."
140 00:12:16 I've gotta get some Pam.
141 00:12:19 And she is going to get a nomination this year.
142 00:12:21 A nomination? She's gonna win.
143 00:12:26 Let's talk about your opening.
144 00:12:28 - My favorite subject. - Not mine.
145 00:12:31 The opening was spectacular last night.
146 00:12:35 Really? That's what you thought?
147 00:12:37 - What, you didn't? - No.
148 00:12:39 I thought the work was incredibly strong.
149 00:12:41 So perfect with all this junk culture that we live in.
150 00:12:46 It's junk. It is junk.
151 00:12:48 Total junk.
152 00:12:51 Darling, you are a big success.
153 00:12:55 No one really likes what they do.
154 00:12:59 Then why do we do it?
155 00:13:00 Because we're driven.
156 00:13:03 Maybe a bit insecure.
157 00:13:07 We get into things when we're young
158 00:13:09 and because we think they mean something.
159 00:13:13 And then we find out that they don't.
160 00:13:17 Oh, Susan, enjoy the absurdity of our world.
161 00:13:23 It's a lot less painful.
162 00:13:25 And believe me, our world
163 00:13:27 is a lot less painful than the real world.
164 00:14:22 Yeah, why are we driving this old thing to Marfa?
165 00:14:25 Because I just had it completely rebuilt. It's a classic.
166 00:14:28 It has a terrible sound system.
167 00:14:30 Well, you're gonna have to suffer through that.
168 00:14:32 You have two sets of boots, India?
169 00:14:34 Do we really have to stop tonight?
170 00:14:36 I'd rather just get there.
171 00:14:38 All right, ask your mother. She's the boss.
172 00:14:43 I set the alarm.
173 00:15:02 India, you've been on that thing for hours.
174 00:15:08 I thought you were the one who wanted to drive all night.
175 00:15:10 I did, but what are we supposed to do,
176 00:15:12 sing campfire songs or something?
177 00:15:22 - How much longer? - I don't know.
178 00:15:25 Like three, three and a half hours.
179 00:15:29 Well, Dad, you're gonna get your wish.
180 00:15:30 My cell service just went out.
181 00:15:32 Jesus, can you believe there's no service here?
182 00:15:35 How is that even possible?
183 00:15:37 Two of the things I love most about west Texas,
184 00:15:39 no phones and no people.
185 00:16:51 Oh, come on.
186 00:17:21 - Total jerks. - Are we rid of them?
187 00:17:24 India, don't do that.
188 00:17:26 What? What'd she do?
189 00:17:27 She just gave 'em the finger.
190 00:17:31 - Mom. Mom, I'm scared. - Tony.
191 00:17:33 Speed up.
192 00:17:35 It's all right, it's all right.
193 00:17:36 No, I don't like this.
194 00:17:37 It's all right.
195 00:17:39 Speed up. Tony.
196 00:17:41 Shit. Oh, good.
197 00:17:43 Just let 'em go. Let 'em go.
198 00:17:50 India, don't look at them.
199 00:17:52 But, they're...
200 00:17:52 Just don't give them any reason.
201 00:17:57 Why is he smiling like that?
202 00:17:59 I don't know, sweetheart. It's all right. It's all right.
203 00:18:09 He's crazy.
204 00:18:10 - Oh, my God. - Oh, my God.
205 00:18:17 Shit.
206 00:18:23 Hey, motherfucker, pull over. Pull the fuck over!
207 00:18:26 Oh, God, Tony.
208 00:18:36 India. Is your phone working yet, India?
209 00:18:38 No, no, but I took down the license number.
210 00:18:48 No.
211 00:18:53 No.
212 00:18:55 Oh, no.
213 00:19:00 - Pull over. Pull the fuck over! - Dad. Dad.
214 00:19:03 Hey, asshole, pull over. Pull over.
215 00:19:06 - Oh, no. - What do you want from us?
216 00:19:08 Easy, easy. Easy, easy!
217 00:19:12 Stop it!
218 00:19:17 Shit.
219 00:19:19 Hey, come on!
220 00:19:42 Don't worry, honey. It's okay.
221 00:19:53 They probably have a gun.
222 00:19:54 Please, Tony, pull out.
223 00:19:56 I can't move. He's blocked the car.
224 00:19:59 What's he doing?
225 00:20:13 It's okay. Don't get out the car.
226 00:20:15 I'm not getting out of the car, sweetheart.
227 00:20:26 - Good evening. - Good evening.
228 00:20:27 You know you're supposed to stop when there's an accident, right?
229 00:20:29 - Yeah, I know that. - Why didn't you stop, then?
230 00:20:35 That won't work.
231 00:20:37 No signal here.
232 00:20:41 You're not supposed to
233 00:20:41 leave the scene of an accident. It's a crime.
234 00:20:43 After the way you were driving...
235 00:20:45 I'm sorry, what'd you say?
236 00:20:46 Just the way you were driving was crazy.
237 00:20:49 Hey, Turk.
238 00:20:55 - Don't come any closer. - All right,
239 00:20:56 sweetheart. It's all right.
240 00:20:56 You know what, please just get
241 00:20:58 back in your car now and leave us alone.
242 00:21:00 Calm down. We got an accident to report, that's all.
243 00:21:02 Calm down. Hey, lady, lady, lady.
244 00:21:04 It's a flashlight, sweetheart.
245 00:21:06 It's just a flashlight. It's all right.
246 00:21:09 - Jesus Christ. - Okay, so let's exchange information.
247 00:21:13 - Information? - Yeah.
248 00:21:14 Let's exchange information.
249 00:21:15 Get it out of the glove compartment.
250 00:21:16 Okay, I'm a Gemini. My favorite color's pale pink.
251 00:21:20 I like long walks and kittens.
252 00:21:36 We should... You know what? We should call the police.
253 00:21:39 - Oh, oh? Really? - Yeah. Yeah.
254 00:21:42 That's a great idea.
255 00:21:44 - It was your fucking fault, right? - What?
256 00:21:46 It doesn't matter whose fault it was. Let's get going.
257 00:21:48 Hey, Ray, these guys have got a flat tire.
258 00:21:50 - They sure do. - Well, what do you know?
259 00:21:52 - What'd he say? - Don't believe it, Dad.
260 00:21:56 - He said we had a flat tire. - What did he say?
261 00:21:58 Don't believe him. We don't have a flat.
262 00:22:04 - What? - What?
263 00:22:05 Yep, your left tire's flat. It sure is.
264 00:22:09 Must have bust it when you were shoving us off the road.
265 00:22:12 We did not shove you off the road.
266 00:22:13 You shoved us off the road.
267 00:22:15 - It's a lie. - You think I'm a liar?
268 00:22:18 It's okay. It's okay.
269 00:22:19 - She's just a child. - You think I'm a liar?
270 00:22:21 No, she's not saying that, man.
271 00:22:23 She's just a child.
272 00:22:27 You don't got a flat, go on, drive.
273 00:22:31 - Start the engine and drive. - Please drive. Just drive.
274 00:22:34 Just drive on it, asshole. Nobody's stopping you. Drive away.
275 00:22:37 Go. Fuck off.
276 00:22:39 Stupid motherfucker.
277 00:22:41 - Shit. God damn it! - Oh, God. Oh, God.
278 00:22:45 - Oh, God. - It's okay. It's all right.
279 00:22:47 It's not okay. We're in the middle of nowhere.
280 00:22:50 What are we gonna do, Tony? What are we gonna do?
281 00:22:52 What are we gonna do, Tony?
282 00:22:55 I tell you what.
283 00:22:58 We'll fix it for you, won't we, guys?
284 00:22:59 Yeah, sure.
285 00:23:04 - Really? - Yeah.
286 00:23:05 Just to show you we're okay, we'll fix it for you.
287 00:23:07 You won't have to do a thing.
288 00:23:09 Then we'll go to the cops together, right?
289 00:23:11 - You and me, report your accident. - All right.
290 00:23:14 - Thank you. - Sound good?
291 00:23:15 - Yeah. - Thank you.
292 00:23:16 - You got tools, mister? - Um, I actually, I...
293 00:23:18 No need. Use ours. Come on, let's get going.
294 00:23:21 No, it's fine, it's just fine.
295 00:23:22 I can't fix a tire, so I can't...
296 00:23:24 I need their help.
297 00:23:26 Please don't make eye contact with them.
298 00:23:39 You got a spare tire, man?
299 00:23:43 Can't change a tire without a spare.
300 00:23:46 You wanna give me the keys to the trunk?
301 00:23:48 - No, don't. - Who the fuck do you think you are?
302 00:23:51 Just pop the trunk, honey.
303 00:23:54 I got it.
304 00:23:57 That's all right, I got that. That's fine.
305 00:23:59 It's right underneath here. There you go.
306 00:24:01 Just right under there.
307 00:24:03 Just got a lot of things in here.
308 00:24:11 It's just right under there.
309 00:24:14 - Sorry. - Get the women out of the car.
310 00:24:17 Come on, get 'em out.
311 00:24:20 Come on, man.
312 00:24:22 Gotta lift your car up on the jack, so get 'em out.
313 00:24:28 Dude. Has he gotta lift your wife and your child and the car?
314 00:24:32 - Right, right. - Get your women out the car.
315 00:24:34 It's all right, honey. Just get out of the car.
316 00:24:36 They need to fix the car.
317 00:24:38 They're fine. They're just fixing the tire.
318 00:24:45 Come over here.
319 00:24:48 Come on, here. Have you seen what you did to my car?
320 00:24:52 You think you're fucking hot shit, don't you?
321 00:24:53 What are you talking about?
322 00:24:56 They definitely think they're fucking hot shit.
323 00:24:58 - Who? - Are you serious?
324 00:24:59 Your bitches, man. Who else?
325 00:25:01 Look...
326 00:25:02 No, you think you're so special,
327 00:25:04 you can just bump another guy's car...
328 00:25:05 No, we were just trying to get...
329 00:25:07 You were playing some kind of crazy game.
330 00:25:19 - Oh, my God. - Oh, God.
331 00:25:20 Oh, my...
332 00:25:27 There goes your cops.
333 00:25:31 You should have tried harder to stop 'em.
334 00:25:33 That's okay. It's okay. We'll take good care of you.
335 00:25:40 Fucking bitch. Uppity rich bitch.
336 00:25:42 I'll teach you a fucking thing or two.
337 00:25:47 It's okay.
338 00:25:53 What? What you looking at?
339 00:25:55 - Hotshot. - What do you mean?
340 00:25:57 What are you trying to do there on the road, huh?
341 00:25:59 What? I... What are you talking about?
342 00:26:03 Look, look, look...
343 00:26:05 We... We are... We are just
344 00:26:08 trying to get where... Where we are going.
345 00:26:11 Where's that?
346 00:26:14 - I said where you going? - To Marfa.
347 00:26:16 What exactly is in Marfa?
348 00:26:19 Hey, motherfucker...
349 00:26:21 Leave my dad alone, asshole!
350 00:26:22 Leave me alone, man.
351 00:26:23 Fuck you, baby.
352 00:26:23 She didn't mean that. She's just a kid.
353 00:26:25 Your daddy won't tell me, so why don't you?
354 00:26:26 Let me go! What's it to you anyway?
355 00:26:29 - Look, we're nice guys. - Don't touch my daughter!
356 00:26:32 We're just trying to get to where we're going.
357 00:26:36 You wanna dance? Wanna dance?
358 00:26:38 Oh, is that it? That all?
359 00:26:40 Baby, look at your daddy.
360 00:26:41 He thinks he's so much better than me, huh?
361 00:26:43 What do you think? What do you think?
362 00:26:44 - Well, he is. - I mean, seriously, look at him.
363 00:26:47 Let her go!
364 00:26:49 You're scum, you know!
365 00:26:52 - No! No! - Hey! Hey, get off.
366 00:26:58 Hey, watch it, you fucking assholes.
367 00:27:02 You got no fucking right talking to me like that.
368 00:27:05 Christ's sake! Fixing your goddamn tire.
369 00:27:09 Let's go and get the fuck out of here, y'all.
370 00:27:11 India.
371 00:27:14 Don't cry, sweetie. It's fine.
372 00:27:16 You all right over there? Need a tissue?
373 00:27:20 God damn, that looks bad.
374 00:27:22 - You might need... - I'm fine.
375 00:27:23 Hey, honey, you got a tampon?
376 00:27:25 Your nose looks like shit.
377 00:27:27 All right, I'm fine.
378 00:27:27 - I mean it looks like shit. - I'm fine.
379 00:27:31 This is bad news. We good?
380 00:27:33 We're good. We're set.
381 00:27:34 - We're good to go. - Let's go.
382 00:27:36 - All right. - We're good.
383 00:27:36 - All right. - Yeah.
384 00:27:40 How far up the road till we can get a signal?
385 00:27:42 Why do you wanna get further up the road?
386 00:27:44 So you can leave the scene of an accident again?
387 00:27:46 Leave him alone.
388 00:27:52 - There's service up by Bailey. - All right.
389 00:27:54 How do you think we're gonna get there, though?
390 00:27:56 - In our cars. - Which car?
391 00:27:59 In both cars.
392 00:28:00 - Mister, don't try no fucking shit with me. - What?
393 00:28:03 You heard me. I know what you're doing.
394 00:28:04 I know what your plan is.
395 00:28:06 - What is the matter? - Don't try no fucking shit with me.
396 00:28:08 No, what is the matter, man?
397 00:28:10 What the fuck is wrong with you?
398 00:28:11 How do I know
399 00:28:12 you ain't just gonna floor the gas and leave me in the dust?
400 00:28:15 You get in your car
401 00:28:16 and we'll get in ours and we'll follow you there.
402 00:28:18 Fuck you! No way. You go in my car.
403 00:28:20 - What? -No!
404 00:28:20 You come with us. Lou can drive your car.
405 00:28:22 No, I'm not gonna do that. No.
406 00:28:25 Okay, fine, you drive your car and the girl comes with us.
407 00:28:28 - What? No! - You come with us, baby.
408 00:28:31 Listen, honey, I ain't after your fucking ass.
409 00:28:32 No, don't touch me.
410 00:28:34 You are not doing that.
411 00:28:40 - Yeah, baby. You like it like that, huh? - Let me go!
412 00:28:43 No. Hey, wait!
413 00:28:45 What are you doing?
414 00:28:47 Stop! Get off her, please!
415 00:28:48 Go over there.
416 00:28:50 Get your hands off her!
417 00:28:52 India.
418 00:28:53 Bye-bye, sweetheart. I love you.
419 00:28:56 India...
420 00:28:57 - Let go of me, please. - Get your hands off her.
421 00:29:01 Shit.
422 00:29:03 India...
423 00:29:05 Look what you gone and did.
424 00:29:08 Hey, hey. It's okay.
425 00:29:10 She the boss? Is she the boss of your family?
426 00:29:12 - Laura? - Have you got a vagina?
427 00:29:15 Have you got a fucking vagina there?
428 00:29:18 - Laura! - Vagina boy!
429 00:29:19 - Just get her in the car. Get her in the car. - Vagina boy!
430 00:29:22 Stay away!
431 00:29:23 You want fucking something, boy?
432 00:29:25 - Tony. - You want something?
433 00:29:26 - Tony. - Laura.
434 00:29:28 - Get in the car. - Okay, here we go.
435 00:29:30 We're goin' in both cars. Hey, Lou.
436 00:29:32 No.
437 00:29:40 Dad. Dad.
438 00:29:43 Hey! Wait! No.
439 00:29:45 No! Please, no! No! No! Please...
440 00:30:08 Susan?
441 00:30:09 Why didn't you call me and let me know you got in safely?
442 00:30:12 'Cause it's 4:00 in the morning. I didn't wanna wake you.
443 00:30:14 If you can't sleep, why don't you take one of your pills?
444 00:30:18 Where are you?
445 00:30:19 I'm just walking in the door of the hotel.
446 00:30:22 - What floor, sir? - 31, please.
447 00:30:24 That's not our usual floor.
448 00:30:27 No, our regular room wasn't available.
449 00:30:30 You should have seen the scene I caused in the lobby.
450 00:30:36 I hope you got some sleep on the plane.
451 00:30:38 I do worry about you. Even though you think that I don't, I do.
452 00:30:43 You must be exhausted.
453 00:30:45 I hate that flight. It's really not...
454 00:30:46 31, madam.
455 00:30:49 I'm at my floor. I gotta run.
456 00:30:50 I'll call you later, okay? Susan?
457 00:30:58 Susan, can you hear me?
458 00:31:03 Yes. Yes, I heard you.
459 00:31:09 Get some sleep.
460 00:31:36 You're driving.
461 00:31:49 - Is this the exit? - Exit for what?
462 00:31:51 - Well, for Bailey. - Keep going.
463 00:32:03 Keep going. Speed up.
464 00:32:12 What the fuck are you doing to us?
465 00:32:14 Here. Turn down here.
466 00:32:17 No, fuck you. I am not going down that road.
467 00:32:19 Listen, mister, you wanna see your wife and kid?
468 00:32:25 Then turn down the road.
469 00:32:28 You gonna cry now?
470 00:33:02 That's my car we just passed.
471 00:33:03 It ain't your car, man. Keep going.
472 00:33:07 I don't think you need to worry about your wife and kid.
473 00:33:12 Like I say, you don't need to worry about them.
474 00:33:14 What do you mean, I don't need to worry about them?
475 00:33:16 What the fuck does that mean?
476 00:33:17 Calm down. He ain't never killed nobody yet, that's all I mean.
477 00:33:20 Least as far as I know he ain't.
478 00:33:22 Killed? What are you talking about, killing?
479 00:33:23 I said he ain't killed nobody yet.
480 00:33:27 If you'd listen to me, you'd hear what I was saying.
481 00:33:56 Well, looks like we've run out of road and they ain't here.
482 00:34:01 I wonder if I made a mistake.
483 00:34:03 It's time for you to get out now, okay?
484 00:34:06 - Get out! - What are you... What are you doing?
485 00:34:12 - You'll get killed if you don't watch it. - Wait.
486 00:34:15 Wait!
487 00:34:17 No, wait. Wait, wait, wait!
488 00:34:19 No! No!
489 00:35:13 What did you fucking leave him out here for?
490 00:35:19 Hey, mister!
491 00:35:23 Your wife wants you!
492 00:35:27 Get in the fucking car.
493 00:35:30 Hey, mister! Your wife!
494 00:35:35 Mister!
495 00:35:38 Shit.
496 00:37:56 May I use your phone?
497 00:38:15 Mr. Hastings, there's no town near here called Bailey.
498 00:38:19 I was afraid of that.
499 00:38:20 There's a motel across the street. You got money?
500 00:38:24 I have... I have credit cards.
501 00:38:27 It's still early, Mr. Hastings.
502 00:38:30 But we'll call if we get anything.
503 00:38:33 All right, thank you.
504 00:39:38 Hello?
505 00:39:39 This is Lieutenant Graves.
506 00:39:42 They found your car over in a dried-out arroyo at Topping.
507 00:39:46 - What about my wife and daughter? - Still no news.
508 00:39:49 They weren't in the car.
509 00:39:51 We're turning the case over to Lieutenant Andes.
510 00:39:55 He wants to know if he can pick you up in a few minutes.
511 00:39:58 Yeah, I'm ready now.
512 00:40:12 - Morning. - Oh, glad to meet you.
513 00:40:15 I'm Bobby Andes. I look into things around here.
514 00:40:18 You found my car?
515 00:40:20 They found it in a creek bed.
516 00:40:25 Tell you what, we take you back to the house we picked you up at,
517 00:40:27 you think you could backtrack from there?
518 00:40:29 I could try.
519 00:40:32 Okay, then, you try. Let's go.
520 00:40:40 It's my understanding these fellas didn't have any guns.
521 00:40:45 No.
522 00:40:49 All right.
523 00:40:52 So let me get this straight, you say some fella named Lou
524 00:40:54 just drove you out into the brush and left you there?
525 00:40:57 - No, he made me drive. - He made you drive.
526 00:41:00 And then when you started to walk out,
527 00:41:01 you saw 'em coming in again.
528 00:41:03 - Yes. - Hmm. Whose car were they in?
529 00:41:06 I think it was mine.
530 00:41:08 You think? What makes you think that?
531 00:41:11 By the look of it and the sound of it. It sounded like my car.
532 00:41:14 Could you see 'em in the dark?
533 00:41:19 - Not very well. - Did they say anything?
534 00:41:22 They said, "Mister, your wife wants you."
535 00:41:27 You didn't go to 'em. Why didn't you go to 'em?
536 00:41:34 I don't know why I didn't go. I was...
537 00:41:46 Okay.
538 00:41:48 Can you take it from here?
539 00:41:51 Yeah, I came down the highway and I walked for a long time,
540 00:41:55 'cause no one stopped for me.
541 00:41:59 Sergeant, back up slowly down the shoulder.
542 00:42:02 Put your signal lights on.
543 00:42:19 Stop the car. Stop the car!
544 00:42:21 I came out of that barbwire fence right there.
545 00:42:24 Right by the reflector. I remember that.
546 00:42:26 Let's get out and walk. You said you walked out, right?
547 00:42:34 I came up... I came up right here,
548 00:42:36 'cause I walked along that arroyo over there.
549 00:42:39 This is part of the old Valdes place.
550 00:42:41 There's an old cattle station down that way a bit
551 00:42:43 next to where they burn their garbage.
552 00:42:45 This road leads to it.
553 00:43:42 Is she all right?
554 00:44:12 Mom? Is that you? Is everything all right?
555 00:44:15 Yeah, yeah, it's fine. I just wanted to hear your voice.
556 00:44:19 I miss you.
557 00:44:21 You woke me up. I'm still in bed.
558 00:44:23 It's Sunday morning, Mom.
559 00:44:26 Can I call you later?
560 00:44:28 Yeah. Yeah, call me later. Go back to bed, sweetheart.
561 00:44:33 You sound weird. Are you okay?
562 00:44:37 I'm fine. I'm fine.
563 00:44:41 Go back to bed.
564 00:44:43 I love you.
565 00:44:45 Me too.
566 00:44:46 - I'll call you later. - Okay.
567 00:45:15 Edward? Edward?
568 00:45:19 - Hi. - Susan.
569 00:45:20 - Hi. God. - How are you?
570 00:45:22 - It's good to see someone I know. - It's good to see you.
571 00:45:26 You look beautiful, as always.
572 00:45:30 What are you doing in New York City?
573 00:45:34 I'm here for an interview for a scholarship at Columbia.
574 00:45:38 Columbia? I thought that you were at the University of Texas
575 00:45:40 becoming a great writer.
576 00:45:42 A great writer? I mean, I don't... I don't think so.
577 00:45:45 Well, I am...
578 00:45:48 But aren't you at Yale becoming a great artist?
579 00:45:50 Graduated Yale, but I'm at Columbia getting my master's degree.
580 00:45:54 - Yeah, art history. - That's great.
581 00:45:58 Listen, do you know anybody else in New York?
582 00:46:01 - Just you. - Just me.
583 00:46:02 Okay, well, would you like to go to dinner?
584 00:46:06 - Absolutely. - Okay.
585 00:46:08 Okay, great. Just let me...
586 00:46:11 Just let me drop off my packages at my apartment.
587 00:46:13 All right, do you want me to grab them for you? I can hold that.
588 00:46:15 Yeah, great. Thank you. Oh... I miss Texas men.
589 00:46:18 - You don't have blizzards like this in Texas. - No, you don't.
590 00:46:35 You know that you were my first crush when we were at Hastings?
591 00:46:39 I only spent so much time
592 00:46:41 around your brother just to be around you.
593 00:46:43 Well, you were his first crush.
594 00:46:46 - What? - Yeah.
595 00:46:48 Well, I had no idea Cooper was gay.
596 00:46:50 I don't think he knew back then, but he was obsessed with you.
597 00:46:59 If I hadn't caught you staring at me so much,
598 00:47:00 I would have thought you were sleeping with him.
599 00:47:04 I, actually... I feel terrible.
600 00:47:07 I haven't called him in a few years.
601 00:47:09 I feel like I've been a bad friend. I hope I didn't hurt him.
602 00:47:15 You're good, you know that?
603 00:47:16 No, you are. Most guys would have freaked out
604 00:47:18 if they found out their best friend was in love with them.
605 00:47:20 You're very sweet.
606 00:47:24 You should call him. He would like that.
607 00:47:28 My parents have basically disowned him.
608 00:47:30 They're not really talking anymore.
609 00:47:32 - Why? - Why? Are you serious?
610 00:47:35 Well, you know my parents, right?
611 00:47:36 They're religious, conservative, sexist, racist,
612 00:47:41 Republican, materialistic, narcissistic, racist.
613 00:47:45 I could keep going...
614 00:47:46 I'm just wondering what you really think, Susan.
615 00:47:49 It's true, I know.
616 00:47:51 But they just see us as a reflection of themselves,
617 00:47:54 so they can't accept Cooper for who he is.
618 00:47:57 I'm not sure how I'm gonna fare.
619 00:48:00 - Aren't you being a little hard on them? - No.
620 00:48:04 They have an antiquated idea of how I should live my life.
621 00:48:07 Especially my mother.
622 00:48:11 I understand. I've always loved your mom.
623 00:48:13 - Really? - Oh, yeah.
624 00:48:15 She was great with me when my dad died.
625 00:48:19 You both have the same kind of sadness in your eyes.
626 00:48:24 - What? - You and your mother.
627 00:48:28 That is a weird thing to say, Edward.
628 00:48:30 Oh, I'm sorry. I don't mean to offend you.
629 00:48:32 I just... She just always seemed sad to me.
630 00:48:36 She has sad eyes.
631 00:48:38 And I've thought that since I was a little boy.
632 00:48:41 You have the same eyes.
633 00:48:45 They're beautiful.
634 00:48:57 Just don't say I'm like my mom, okay? I don't wanna be like her.
635 00:49:04 It's funny, 'cause I always envied your family.
636 00:49:06 I felt like such an impostor at school.
637 00:49:09 You did? I thought I was the only one who felt like that.
638 00:49:13 - You? - Yeah.
639 00:49:14 I was so busy trying to be perfect and...
640 00:49:16 - And you don't feel that way? - No.
641 00:49:19 That's exactly what makes you so perfect.
642 00:49:24 You are gonna be a great novelist,
643 00:49:26 'cause you have created a
644 00:49:27 fictitious character in your head about...
645 00:49:30 - No. - Yes.
646 00:49:31 - No. - Yes.
647 00:49:33 No.
648 00:49:35 I don't believe that.
649 00:49:39 Why'd you give up on becoming an artist?
650 00:49:45 Because I'm too cynical to be an artist.
651 00:49:49 I think that to be really, really good,
652 00:49:50 you have to come from
653 00:49:51 someplace inside that I'm just not sure I have.
654 00:49:55 You underestimate yourself.
655 00:49:59 Do you know that?
656 00:50:08 Edward, um,
657 00:50:13 will you come home with me?
658 00:50:17 - Well, that's a bit forward. - Yeah.
659 00:50:20 It's not what I'd expect from a Texas debutante.
660 00:50:23 Well, you know all debutantes are sluts, so...
661 00:50:30 - And you were my first crush too. - I know.
662 00:51:02 We got a report from Ozona.
663 00:51:04 Someone else harassed on the highway last night just like you.
664 00:51:14 If you don't mind, we could use your fingerprints.
665 00:51:17 Mine?
666 00:51:18 There's just a bunch of prints on the trunk of the car.
667 00:51:20 It could help us sort 'em out.
668 00:51:26 - There's something else. - Yeah?
669 00:51:30 We have the cause of death.
670 00:51:36 Your wife had a fractured skull.
671 00:51:40 She was probably struck with a hammer or a baseball bat,
672 00:51:44 probably just once or twice, so...
673 00:51:48 Your daughter had a much more difficult time.
674 00:51:51 She was suffocated.
675 00:51:57 She also had a broken arm.
676 00:52:01 And they had both been raped.
677 00:52:08 It turns out you were right about that trailer, too.
678 00:52:12 How?
679 00:52:12 Those fellas, they took your folks in there,
680 00:52:15 just like you thought.
681 00:52:18 How do you know that?
682 00:52:19 We found your wife's fingerprints on the bedpost.
683 00:52:23 - Whose trailer is it? - It's clear.
684 00:52:26 Guy doesn't even live here. He's in El Paso.
685 00:52:29 Trailer's been broken into. Somebody's been living in it.
686 00:52:32 There's prints all over the place.
687 00:52:33 We're gonna have to check 'em against the owner's,
688 00:52:35 see if we can separate 'em out.
689 00:52:37 - Right. - I'm hopeful, though.
690 00:52:38 The owner hasn't been there since last fall, so...
691 00:52:42 Looks promising.
692 00:52:48 Prom...
693 00:52:51 Promising?
694 00:53:05 Why didn't you tell me this before?
695 00:53:07 You're actually gonna leave New York,
696 00:53:10 move to Austin and go to the goddamn University of Texas?
697 00:53:14 Why are you doing this?
698 00:53:17 I mean, where is this gonna go?
699 00:53:18 What do you mean, where is this going to go?
700 00:53:20 I'm going to marry Edward. That's where this is going to go.
701 00:53:22 This is a ridiculous conversation.
702 00:53:25 - You're too young to get married. - Really?
703 00:53:29 Mom, last summer you tried
704 00:53:30 to convince me that I had to marry Bass.
705 00:53:32 That is different.
706 00:53:35 Bass is your equal.
707 00:53:37 Oh, my god. Did you just say that? You really just said that.
708 00:53:40 That came out of your mouth. That's...
709 00:53:44 Why do you always think the worst of me?
710 00:53:49 That is not what I meant.
711 00:53:52 What I meant is that you are very strong-willed,
712 00:53:57 and Edward, as sweet as he is, he's too weak for you.
713 00:54:00 Weak is not a word that I would use to describe Edward.
714 00:54:03 Sensitive is a word that I would use,
715 00:54:05 which isn't a word I would
716 00:54:06 use to describe anyone else in this family,
717 00:54:08 except maybe Cooper.
718 00:54:10 Don't bring Cooper into this.
719 00:54:12 Sorry.
720 00:54:15 Come on, Susan.
721 00:54:18 I know you think that we don't care about the same things,
722 00:54:20 but you're wrong.
723 00:54:22 In a few years, all these bourgeois things,
724 00:54:24 as you so like to call them,
725 00:54:25 are gonna be very important to you,
726 00:54:27 and Edward's not gonna be able to give them to you.
727 00:54:31 He has no money.
728 00:54:35 He's not driven. He's not ambitious.
729 00:54:38 And I can promise you, if you marry Edward,
730 00:54:40 your father's not gonna give them to you either.
731 00:54:43 No, you're right. He's not driven
732 00:54:45 the way that you would like him to be.
733 00:54:48 But he is strong.
734 00:54:50 He's stronger than I am in a lot of ways.
735 00:54:52 Just... He just has a different kind of strength is all.
736 00:54:56 "A different kind of strength."
737 00:54:58 And what kind of strength is that?
738 00:55:01 He has the strength to believe in himself
739 00:55:06 and believe in me.
740 00:55:09 Susan,
741 00:55:11 keep seeing him if you have to,
742 00:55:12 live with him,
743 00:55:13 I don't care,
744 00:55:14 but do not marry him.
745 00:55:16 I understand what you see in Edward.
746 00:55:20 I get it.
747 00:55:21 - No. - No, wait, I do.
748 00:55:23 - No, you don't. No, you don't. - Yes, I do.
749 00:55:24 He is a romantic.
750 00:55:28 But he is also very fragile.
751 00:55:30 I saw that when his father died.
752 00:55:34 Don't...
753 00:55:37 Don't do this.
754 00:55:40 You'll regret it.
755 00:55:43 And you'll only hurt Edward in the end.
756 00:55:47 The things you love about him now are the things you'll hate
757 00:55:50 in a few years.
758 00:55:53 You may not realize it,
759 00:55:55 but you and I are a lot more alike than you think.
760 00:56:03 No. You're wrong. You and I are nothing alike.
761 00:56:08 Really?
762 00:56:11 Just wait.
763 00:56:14 We all eventually turn into our mothers.
764 00:56:59 - Yeah? - Tony Hastings?
765 00:57:03 Yes. Who is this?
766 00:57:04 Roberto Andes.
767 00:57:06 I've sent you an email. You get it?
768 00:57:09 Yes.
769 00:57:10 Well, you recognize the guy?
770 00:57:12 - No. - Shit.
771 00:57:15 God damn it. You sure?
772 00:57:16 Yeah. The whole thing's just a blur.
773 00:57:19 Well, his prints are all over your car.
774 00:57:21 They found 'em at the trailer too.
775 00:57:23 His name's Steve Adams.
776 00:57:24 He's got a record in California.
777 00:57:26 A stolen car, acquittal on a rape charge.
778 00:57:28 I put out an APB on him.
779 00:57:29 He's the only lead we got, Tony,
780 00:57:31 and I sure as hell don't have any other witnesses.
781 00:57:36 You sure you don't recognize him?
782 00:57:39 No.
783 00:57:40 Fuck. What's wrong with you, man?
784 00:57:42 Don't you wanna put these guys away?
785 00:57:43 Yeah, of course I do.
786 00:57:46 The whole thing is just some...
787 00:57:50 Just a blank.
788 00:58:11 I know it was him.
789 00:58:13 Well, that may be, but nobody's seen him around here lately.
790 00:58:15 Listen, I gotta be honest with you.
791 00:58:17 Right now it's not looking good.
792 00:58:19 Sometimes these cases go months or even years without a break.
793 00:58:22 You need to prepare yourself for that.
794 00:59:07 Why are you so driven to write?
795 00:59:09 I guess it's a way of keeping things alive.
796 00:59:15 You know, saving things that will eventually die.
797 00:59:20 And if I write it down, then,
798 00:59:23 it'll last forever.
799 00:59:53 - Afternoon. - Hey, there.
800 00:59:55 Sorry I'm late. There was traffic on the interstate.
801 00:59:58 That's all right.
802 01:00:00 You look different.
803 01:00:01 No beard.
804 01:00:05 You look... You look different too.
805 01:00:08 Yeah. So I'll tell you what we got.
806 01:00:11 We had an attempted hold-up
807 01:00:13 at the supermarket in the mall last night just before closing.
808 01:00:16 We caught one of the guys,
809 01:00:18 one got killed
810 01:00:19 and one got away.
811 01:00:21 What do you, what do you want me to do?
812 01:00:24 See if you recognize the guy we caught.
813 01:00:27 You can look at the dead one too,
814 01:00:29 although I don't really think it's necessary.
815 01:00:31 We know who he is.
816 01:00:33 Who?
817 01:00:35 Steve Adams.
818 01:00:38 The one you called Turk that I emailed you about last year?
819 01:00:47 Come on in.
820 01:00:54 Are you afraid to look this fella in the eye? Let him see you?
821 01:00:57 No.
822 01:00:59 That's good.
823 01:01:00 I think it will help him talk.
824 01:01:15 That's him, that guy on the left.
825 01:01:17 On the far left. That's him.
826 01:01:22 No, no, no, no, no, no.
827 01:01:23 Hold up, son.
828 01:01:25 You ain't that lucky.
829 01:01:25 Get over here.
830 01:01:30 - This fella? - Yes.
831 01:01:32 I see. Right. I don't think he understands.
832 01:01:35 Lou. Lou. Hey, you.
833 01:01:39 Your name Lou?
834 01:01:40 You know my name. I told you.
835 01:01:41 - Yeah? - Yeah. What's going on?
836 01:01:46 Well, I guess I want you to tell me
837 01:01:47 if you've ever seen this man before.
838 01:01:50 Think carefully. You ever seen him?
839 01:01:55 No, I don't know him.
840 01:01:56 Who is he?
841 01:01:57 Why don't you tell him, Tony?
842 01:01:59 Tell him who he is.
843 01:02:00 Last summer, this man, Lou, and his friends,
844 01:02:02 they forced us off the road on the interstate
845 01:02:04 and two of them forced their way into my car
846 01:02:06 with my wife and my daughter.
847 01:02:07 And then this man...
848 01:02:08 This man? This man Lou?
849 01:02:10 Yes. Lou, he made me drive his car,
850 01:02:13 he took me to the middle of the desert
851 01:02:14 and he left me there.
852 01:02:15 And later my wife and daughter were found dead
853 01:02:19 near the same place.
854 01:02:25 Well, that ain't right.
855 01:02:36 What you got to say about this man's wife and daughter?
856 01:02:39 I don't know nothing about that.
857 01:02:39 I've never seen him before in my life.
858 01:02:42 What you gonna tell me about Ray and Turk?
859 01:02:44 - Who? - Who?
860 01:02:48 What, are you an owl?
861 01:02:50 You an owl, Lou?
862 01:02:52 - I never heard of 'em. - You never heard of 'em?
863 01:02:55 No, sir.
864 01:03:09 All right.
865 01:03:14 Officer.
866 01:03:16 Put him up.
867 01:03:21 - Are you sure this is the man? - Absolutely, yes.
868 01:03:24 You'll swear in a court of law
869 01:03:26 under penalty of perjury?
870 01:03:27 Yes.
871 01:03:34 Good.
872 01:03:37 Well, we got Lou.
873 01:03:41 I'm gonna charge him with murder.
874 01:03:43 What, do you have enough evidence?
875 01:03:44 Oh, you bet, between you
876 01:03:45 and the prints in the car and the trailer.
877 01:03:47 What, he went back to the trailer after he left me?
878 01:03:49 Yeah, looks like it.
879 01:03:50 Uh, he probably just went back to tell 'em where you were.
880 01:03:54 That's why they came back with the bodies.
881 01:03:55 They were, they were gonna kill you.
882 01:03:59 You see? Yeah.
883 01:04:00 I bet your friend Ray's the third fella in the hold-up.
884 01:04:04 - What now? - Well, you're gonna wait for trial.
885 01:04:11 And I'm gonna go find Ray.
886 01:04:20 Don't forget you have a board meeting at the museum at 3:00.
887 01:04:25 I'm sorry. What was that?
888 01:04:31 You didn't sleep again, did you?
889 01:04:37 You know me. I never sleep.
890 01:04:42 My ex-husband used to call me a nocturnal animal.
891 01:04:44 What ex-husband?
892 01:04:47 I didn't know you had an ex-husband.
893 01:04:48 Since when?
894 01:04:49 A couple of years in graduate school.
895 01:04:53 It's weird, I've been thinking about him a lot lately,
896 01:04:55 and then recently he sent me this book that he's written
897 01:04:58 and it's violent and it's sad,
898 01:05:02 and he titled it Nocturnal Animals
899 01:05:04 and he dedicated it to me.
900 01:05:07 Did you love him?
901 01:05:08 Yeah, I loved him.
902 01:05:11 He was a writer and, uh, I didn't have faith in him.
903 01:05:16 I panicked and I did something horrible to him.
904 01:05:18 Something unforgivable, really.
905 01:05:22 - You left him? - I left him.
906 01:05:25 I left him in a brutal way,
907 01:05:29 for the handsome and dashing Hutton.
908 01:05:31 - Who is very handsome and dashing. - ...and dashing. Yes.
909 01:05:36 Do you ever feel like
910 01:05:37 your life has turned into something you never intended?
911 01:05:47 No.
912 01:05:49 Of course not. You just started living your life.
913 01:05:53 You really didn't get any sleep, did you?
914 01:05:59 No.
915 01:06:50 Where did this painting come from?
916 01:06:52 What do you mean, where did it come from?
917 01:06:53 You bought it for us, remember?
918 01:06:55 It was part of the series like eight years ago.
919 01:06:57 - It's great, isn't it? - Yeah.
920 01:07:00 What is that?
921 01:07:02 Oh, my God, it's so cool.
922 01:07:03 It's this app that lets me watch Willow while she's in her crib.
923 01:07:07 Really? Do you not trust your nanny?
924 01:07:10 No, no, I do. I just hate her, so...
925 01:07:12 And I would like to be more involved
926 01:07:13 with Willow throughout the day, so...
927 01:07:16 Look. There she is.
928 01:07:19 And the sound's incredible. You can actually hear her breathing.
929 01:07:22 And I can talk to her if I want to.
930 01:07:26 I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm...
931 01:07:29 - Are you okay? - Yeah.
932 01:07:32 Yeah, I just...
933 01:07:34 I thought I saw someone.
934 01:07:39 Well, you did see someone.
935 01:07:40 That's Willow and she's in her crib.
936 01:07:42 She's sleeping.
937 01:07:43 I'm really sorry about your phone. I can, um...
938 01:07:46 It's fine. A new one comes out next week anyway, so...
939 01:07:49 Thanks.
940 01:07:51 Shall we?
941 01:07:53 They're all waiting for us.
942 01:07:58 We're under no contractual obligations. Which is good.
943 01:08:02 I know we all have different, you know, opinions about this,
944 01:08:05 but as far as I'm concerned...
945 01:08:16 Anyways, I think we should cut her loose.
946 01:08:18 She isn't who she sold herself to be when we hired her.
947 01:08:20 I disagree. I think we should keep her for now.
948 01:08:22 - Why is that? - Because she's great and we all like her.
949 01:08:25 She just needs our support and a little bit of time, that's all.
950 01:08:28 But it's not working. We need to fire her.
951 01:08:30 There's an awesome candidate that we could steal from the Hammer
952 01:08:32 if we move fast.
953 01:08:34 I agree with Linda. We hired her. We should support her.
954 01:08:38 New doctor?
955 01:08:42 No. New haircut.
956 01:08:45 But, Susan, you were the one who brought it up last meeting
957 01:08:47 that you were looking for a change.
958 01:08:50 I know, but now I think we should keep her.
959 01:08:52 Sometimes it's...
960 01:08:57 Sometimes maybe it's not such a good idea
961 01:08:59 to change things quite so much.
962 01:10:18 I don't get it.
963 01:10:20 What are we doing here?
964 01:10:21 Shit.
965 01:10:25 Are you okay?
966 01:10:28 Yeah. I'm fine. Follow me.
967 01:10:42 That's Ray Marcus.
968 01:10:44 He's been named as a frequent companion
969 01:10:46 of Lou Bates and Steve Adams.
970 01:10:49 Part-time electrician, part-time plumber,
971 01:10:51 hence the clever toilet facilities.
972 01:10:53 He's not a bad match to your description
973 01:10:55 and the fella at the hold-up.
974 01:10:57 No fingerprints, but we knew that before.
975 01:11:00 I wonder why there aren't any fingerprints.
976 01:11:02 Well, his hands were probably on your wife.
977 01:11:06 His record's clean, except for a rape charge that got dropped.
978 01:11:10 I heard from this barman at this place, Line Camp Bar,
979 01:11:13 that Ray lives here with a girl named Leila
980 01:11:15 but he also keeps another spot
981 01:11:16 to take girls she don't know about,
982 01:11:18 probably your murder trailer before it got notorious.
983 01:11:23 Does he look like he could be the guy?
984 01:11:25 Yes, that's him.
985 01:11:27 Good.
986 01:11:29 Let's talk to him.
987 01:11:44 - Hey, Ray. - What the fuck?
988 01:11:47 Who the hell are you?
989 01:11:49 Get off my property, man.
990 01:11:53 Shit, I'll call you back.
991 01:11:54 I wanna ask you some questions.
992 01:11:56 Fuck you.
993 01:11:58 I'm occupied at the moment.
994 01:12:02 - What's that? - Just a few questions, that's all.
995 01:12:04 We need you to come with us.
996 01:12:05 What for? I ain't done nothin'.
997 01:12:08 - I ain't saying you did. - Well, ask me here.
998 01:12:11 No, we need you to take a little drive with us.
999 01:12:13 Come on, finish up what you're doing and let's go.
1000 01:12:16 Do you mind turning round?
1001 01:12:20 Believe me, I wish I could, but...
1002 01:12:26 Fucking unbelievable.
1003 01:12:34 All right, that's enough. Come on.
1004 01:12:37 Come on, now.
1005 01:12:39 All right, come on. Get dressed. Come on.
1006 01:12:51 - You questioning me? - Yeah.
1007 01:12:52 Yeah, that's what we're doing, ain't it?
1008 01:12:53 You ain't read me my rights.
1009 01:13:01 You know your rights, Ray.
1010 01:13:03 You're supposed to read 'em to me.
1011 01:13:06 I read you your rights, didn't I, Tony?
1012 01:13:11 I read you your rights.
1013 01:13:13 This ain't legal, man.
1014 01:13:14 I'm supposed to have a lawyer or something.
1015 01:13:15 Calm down, sunshine.
1016 01:13:17 This is just informal questioning, that's all.
1017 01:13:20 You're helping me out. I ain't charged you with nothing yet.
1018 01:13:23 Now, if you want a lawyer, I can take you down to the station
1019 01:13:25 and charge you with something.
1020 01:13:27 Oh, come on, man, listen, you ain't gotta take me in.
1021 01:13:29 I'm answering the questions, ain't I? Come on.
1022 01:13:32 Give me some questions. I'll answer your questions.
1023 01:13:34 I don't know any more about
1024 01:13:35 this hold-up than I did before I met you.
1025 01:13:37 I tell you what,
1026 01:13:37 I'm gonna ask you a different question.
1027 01:13:39 - You recognize this car? - What car?
1028 01:13:42 This one. The one we're driving around in.
1029 01:13:44 Why should I recognize this fucking car?
1030 01:13:46 It ain't familiar to you?
1031 01:13:47 It don't remind you of nothing, take you back?
1032 01:13:49 - Why should it? - You don't remember driving it?
1033 01:13:51 - I think I'd know. - Yeah. How about the driver?
1034 01:13:54 - What? - This fella?
1035 01:13:56 This fella sitting behind the steering wheel. My friend Tony?
1036 01:13:59 You remember him?
1037 01:14:03 I can't see him. Make him turn around.
1038 01:14:07 Stop the car, Tony.
1039 01:14:13 Turn around and look at this piece of shit.
1040 01:14:19 - Who is this guy? - You don't remember him?
1041 01:14:23 - Can't say I do. - You remember him, Tony?
1042 01:14:25 - Yes. - Well, refresh his memory.
1043 01:14:27 Last summer on the interstate.
1044 01:14:29 Tell him what you remember he did.
1045 01:14:31 You killed my wife and my daughter.
1046 01:14:33 That's crazy. I never killed nobody.
1047 01:14:35 Tell him the whole thing.
1048 01:14:38 You and your buddies on the interstate,
1049 01:14:39 you forced us off the road.
1050 01:14:40 - Tell him who his buddies are. - Lou and Turk.
1051 01:14:42 You remember that, Ray?
1052 01:14:43 You remember horsing around on the interstate with your buddies,
1053 01:14:46 playing chicken with the other cars?
1054 01:14:47 You're crazy. That's crazy.
1055 01:14:50 You made us stop
1056 01:14:50 and we had a flat tire and Lou and Turk fixed it.
1057 01:14:53 Then you and Turk got in my car with my wife and my daughter
1058 01:14:55 and you forced me in your car with Lou.
1059 01:14:57 What then, Tony?
1060 01:14:58 Lou took me out into the brush and kicked me out.
1061 01:15:01 And you came back in my car
1062 01:15:03 and you called out for me, trying to lure me into your trap.
1063 01:15:05 You came back where Lou had left me
1064 01:15:08 Oh, is that why you went back there, Ray?
1065 01:15:18 You're fucking crazy!
1066 01:15:19 Tell him what we found there, Tony.
1067 01:15:21 You tell him.
1068 01:15:22 Do I have to? Don't you know, Ray?
1069 01:15:27 Y'all are crazy. It's crazy.
1070 01:15:30 The bodies of my wife and child
1071 01:15:33 which you took back there and dumped.
1072 01:15:39 You're the one. I know you.
1073 01:15:43 What do you say, Ray?
1074 01:15:45 You're crazy. You're making a big mistake.
1075 01:15:47 Mmm. I don't think so.
1076 01:15:50 I don't think so, Ray. Put your hands out in front of you.
1077 01:15:54 - You got no right. - Got no right?
1078 01:15:56 Rights, rights, rights. You and your goddamn rights.
1079 01:15:59 Speaking of rights, I just wanna let you know
1080 01:16:00 I'm recording this entire conversation.
1081 01:16:03 There. You clear?
1082 01:16:06 All right, let's go, Tony.
1083 01:16:10 Now, we're going to a place you might remember,
1084 01:16:13 and you can help yourself out by telling me about it.
1085 01:16:15 But if you don't remember,
1086 01:16:17 Tony does, all right?
1087 01:16:20 Hey, I'm sorry you lost your folks, man.
1088 01:16:22 It's a shame. But I didn't have nothin' to do with it.
1089 01:16:45 - What's this place? - You know this place.
1090 01:16:47 - Honest to God, I don't. - You wanna get out, Tony?
1091 01:16:49 - Shall we have a look inside, Ray? - What for?
1092 01:16:51 Come on, let's take a look.
1093 01:17:07 All right, all right.
1094 01:17:15 Oh, you raped them on the bed, I suppose.
1095 01:17:16 - I never raped nobody. - Stop fucking around, Ray.
1096 01:17:19 We seen your record.
1097 01:17:20 We know about that girl in Lubbock.
1098 01:17:21 The charges were dropped. I never raped nobody.
1099 01:17:24 I wanna know, Ray.
1100 01:17:26 I wanna know the exact story, what you did to them.
1101 01:17:31 You'll have to ask somebody else.
1102 01:17:33 I wanna know what they said.
1103 01:17:37 I wanna know what my wife said
1104 01:17:38 and I wanna know what my daughter said.
1105 01:17:51 I wanna know how you killed them.
1106 01:17:53 And I wanna know if they knew it was happening to them.
1107 01:17:56 I wanna know what they felt!
1108 01:18:01 I wanna know if they hurt.
1109 01:18:07 Answer me!
1110 01:18:10 Answer me!
1111 01:18:14 Answer me, you fucking bastard!
1112 01:18:34 Is it better?
1113 01:18:37 You're gonna take this the wrong way,
1114 01:18:38 but, um, I think that you should
1115 01:18:41 write about something other than yourself.
1116 01:18:47 Nobody writes about anything but themselves.
1117 01:18:49 I just, my mind started to wander when I was reading it,
1118 01:18:51 and that's not good, right?
1119 01:18:53 I don't know what to do. Maybe, you know,
1120 01:18:54 maybe I don't have a book in me.
1121 01:18:56 Maybe give yourself some space. Just do something else.
1122 01:18:59 - Can you not do that? - What?
1123 01:19:00 Because it... That makes me feel like you don't believe in me.
1124 01:19:02 - Edward, that's not what I said. - No, you didn't say that.
1125 01:19:05 But you're saying it with your face
1126 01:19:06 and you're saying it when you sigh.
1127 01:19:07 Whatever, you're saying it
1128 01:19:08 when you say you want me to go back to school.
1129 01:19:10 Well, yeah, I do want you to go back to school.
1130 01:19:12 I don't see what's wrong with that.
1131 01:19:13 I mean, I'm just being a realist.
1132 01:19:14 I mean, you're gonna work at a book store and just write a novel,
1133 01:19:17 like that's what you wanna do with your life?
1134 01:19:22 I mean, that's really romantic, but, like, what? This is it?
1135 01:19:26 This is it? This is what...
1136 01:19:27 You sound like your mother.
1137 01:19:31 Well, you always said that I reminded you so much of her, so...
1138 01:19:35 You know, this is exactly why I don't wanna read your work
1139 01:19:37 because you always get so fucking defensive.
1140 01:19:39 Yeah, of course I'm defensive!
1141 01:19:41 Do you know what it feels like
1142 01:19:42 to put yourself out on the line creatively
1143 01:19:44 and then have someone you love
1144 01:19:46 tell you that they don't understand it?
1145 01:19:47 No, I don't, because I'm not creative...
1146 01:19:49 That's because you choose not to be.
1147 01:19:54 I don't wanna fight. I'm tired and I'm edgy.
1148 01:19:57 I've been writing all night.
1149 01:19:58 I just wanted you to like it, all right?
1150 01:20:09 Thanks.
1151 01:20:21 I got some news you're not gonna like.
1152 01:20:24 They're letting Ray Marcus go.
1153 01:20:26 What? What do you mean, they're letting him go?
1154 01:20:28 The D.A. says we don't have enough hard evidence,
1155 01:20:31 what we have is circumstantial.
1156 01:20:34 He needs corroboration.
1157 01:20:39 I'm real sorry, Tony.
1158 01:20:42 It's a goddamn shame.
1159 01:20:45 At least you got to lay a good belt on him.
1160 01:20:47 No, that's not enough. What else can we do?
1161 01:20:51 I can think of something.
1162 01:20:54 You'd better get here quick, though.
1163 01:20:56 He ain't gonna stick around for long.
1164 01:20:58 Okay, all right, I'm leaving now.
1165 01:21:03 What?
1166 01:21:06 I told you, I got lung cancer. It's metastasized.
1167 01:21:11 - But you smoke all the time. - Yeah, well, that's how it works.
1168 01:21:15 What's the point in quitting now? I'll be dead in a year.
1169 01:21:18 It's this fella named Jenks.
1170 01:21:19 He's the lawyer the court appointed for Ray.
1171 01:21:21 He's a little smartass from Dallas.
1172 01:21:24 He and the D.A. made a deal and Ray got off. Politics.
1173 01:21:27 When did you tell me you were sick?
1174 01:21:29 See, they're trying to force me out.
1175 01:21:31 They already got another fella lined up for the job.
1176 01:21:33 I don't understand what you're talking about.
1177 01:21:34 They'd drop a murder case to do that?
1178 01:21:36 Oh, yeah. Give 'em the reason, ammunition.
1179 01:21:41 They said my case wasn't well-prepared,
1180 01:21:43 was a sloppy job, slapdash,
1181 01:21:45 no evidence and evidence improperly gathered,
1182 01:21:48 won't stand up in court.
1183 01:21:51 The D.A.'s too much of a chickenshit
1184 01:21:53 to take a case he might lose.
1185 01:21:58 They're not dropping Lou.
1186 01:22:02 Well, it's no fucking good if we don't get Ray.
1187 01:22:07 Good.
1188 01:22:09 That's what I was hoping you'd say.
1189 01:22:12 They want me to retire and
1190 01:22:13 enjoy the benefits of my cancer somewhere else.
1191 01:22:16 - Fuck that. - You never told me about the cancer.
1192 01:22:19 The problem with Ray is his alibi.
1193 01:22:20 You have a family?
1194 01:22:22 - Ray claims he was with that little... - Bobby. Bobby.
1195 01:22:25 What?
1196 01:22:27 Do you have anyone in your life?
1197 01:22:36 No. No wife or...
1198 01:22:41 I have a daughter in Corpus.
1199 01:22:47 Has she been a help?
1200 01:22:53 She doesn't know. What can she do about it?
1201 01:23:00 Anyway, Ray claims
1202 01:23:02 he was with that little girl, Leila whatever her name is,
1203 01:23:05 and she backs him up.
1204 01:23:07 Her aunt backs her up.
1205 01:23:08 What are we gonna do?
1206 01:23:12 It's a question of how serious you are about seeing justice done.
1207 01:23:19 You get me?
1208 01:23:27 I can't eat. Gonna throw up.
1209 01:23:29 How are you gonna get anything done if you can't eat?
1210 01:23:31 Sometimes I can, sometimes I can't. This place is terrible.
1211 01:23:34 I need you to eat something.
1212 01:23:47 So let me ask you a personal question.
1213 01:23:51 Off the record, between you and me.
1214 01:23:54 What do you want me to do with Ray Marcus?
1215 01:23:56 Well, what can you do with him?
1216 01:23:58 Anything you goddamn like.
1217 01:24:06 But I thought you said that...
1218 01:24:09 Listen,
1219 01:24:12 I got nothin' to lose.
1220 01:24:14 I'm not gonna let this asshole D.A. fuck up my last case.
1221 01:24:17 I'm also not gonna stand by and watch a murderer go free.
1222 01:24:20 I've seen too many sick fucks
1223 01:24:22 like Ray Marcus get off over the years.
1224 01:24:25 Now, are you willing to go outside of strict procedure on this?
1225 01:24:28 Yes.
1226 01:24:30 - You sure? - Yes.
1227 01:24:38 Andes here.
1228 01:24:42 You're kidding? All right, thanks.
1229 01:24:48 Ray just showed up at Line Camp.
1230 01:24:51 I'm gonna let that little idiot get nice and liquored up
1231 01:24:53 and then I'm gonna go grab his ass and take him to my camp.
1232 01:24:57 And I want you to come with me.
1233 01:24:59 We're gonna keep him for a little while, work him over a bit,
1234 01:25:02 get a little rough, make him suffer.
1235 01:25:05 And then we'll see what he does.
1236 01:25:09 Would you like that?
1237 01:25:16 You have to realize that this is not working.
1238 01:25:19 We are not working. We are too different.
1239 01:25:21 - We are not right for each other. - Susan, stop.
1240 01:25:25 We're not right for each other?
1241 01:25:26 No, we're not right for each other.
1242 01:25:27 We are perfect for each other.
1243 01:25:28 No, we're not perfect for each other, Edward.
1244 01:25:31 We may be perfect for each other
1245 01:25:32 if we didn't live in the real world,
1246 01:25:34 but I live in the real world
1247 01:25:35 and I need a life that is more structured.
1248 01:25:37 I need a future that is more structured.
1249 01:25:39 I want to be the person that you want me to be, but I just can't.
1250 01:25:42 - You are. You are. - I can't be that.
1251 01:25:44 Hey, no, stop.
1252 01:25:46 I, I really wanted to be this person that you thought I was,
1253 01:25:50 I really did, but I'm just not that person.
1254 01:25:52 - I'm, I'm cynical, I'm pragmatic. - No, look...
1255 01:25:54 - No, I am. I'm a realist. - You're afraid. You're afraid.
1256 01:25:56 No, I'm not afraid.
1257 01:25:57 - We've been through this so many times before. - I'm not scared.
1258 01:25:59 I'm not scared. I'm unhappy.
1259 01:26:05 I'm just really, really unhappy.
1260 01:26:13 You're so...
1261 01:26:16 You really are so wonderful and you're just so
1262 01:26:20 sensitive and romantic and...
1263 01:26:22 - Weak. That's right, yeah. - What? I did not say you were weak.
1264 01:26:25 - You've said it so many times before. - I did not call you weak.
1265 01:26:27 You've said it before, so why don't you say it again?
1266 01:26:29 - Weak. - I did not say you were weak.
1267 01:26:32 - I did not say you were weak. - Do you love me?
1268 01:26:34 - That's not the point. - No, that is the point.
1269 01:26:36 - No, it is not the point. - That is the point!
1270 01:26:38 - That is not the point. - You didn't answer me.
1271 01:26:42 - Yes, I love you. - Well, when you love someone,
1272 01:26:46 you work it out.
1273 01:26:48 You don't just throw it away.
1274 01:26:50 You have to be careful with it.
1275 01:26:51 You might never get it again.
1276 01:26:54 I can't do this with you anymore, Edward.
1277 01:26:57 I just can't keep doing this.
1278 01:27:00 Susan...
1279 01:27:02 You can't just walk away from things all the time.
1280 01:27:15 - Come on. Come on. - Oh, shit.
1281 01:27:18 I told you, I don't know nothin' about this situation.
1282 01:27:21 Why don't you go ask in there, man?
1283 01:27:22 I'll see you in a minute, okay?
1284 01:27:25 Okay, sweetie?
1285 01:27:39 We're going to my camp.
1286 01:27:42 It's in White Creek near the trailer where they took your folks.
1287 01:27:46 You follow.
1288 01:28:03 Sit up.
1289 01:28:08 Oh, Jesus. I'm gonna be sick. Tony, get over here, quick.
1290 01:28:12 Here, you use this, right?
1291 01:28:14 You shoot him if he gets out of line.
1292 01:28:26 Hey, man, this ain't legal. If this were legal,
1293 01:28:28 you'd have taken me to the station, not this fucking place.
1294 01:28:31 It's all the legal we need, boy.
1295 01:28:36 - There ain't no new evidence. - Oh, yeah?
1296 01:28:39 Why don't you take me in if you got new evidence?
1297 01:28:43 I like it better here. It's more relaxed.
1298 01:28:47 It seems to me you tried this trick already.
1299 01:28:50 If you think this guy's gonna break me down,
1300 01:28:51 - you already seen that don't work. - Oh, yeah,
1301 01:28:54 but what would you say if I told you
1302 01:28:56 your friend Lou Bates implicated you
1303 01:28:57 in the Hastings murders?
1304 01:29:01 If Lou had done that, you would have taken me in.
1305 01:29:03 Well, don't worry, we'll get you to the station.
1306 01:29:05 Don't worry. Oh, who's this?
1307 01:29:10 - Well, looky here. - You son of a bitch.
1308 01:29:13 All right.
1309 01:29:15 Okay, come on, boy. Get over there.
1310 01:29:19 Lou, what'd you fucking tell this guy?
1311 01:29:20 I didn't tell him nothin'.
1312 01:29:21 No, he said you told him I
1313 01:29:22 was the one who killed this guy's wife and kid.
1314 01:29:24 What? That's what he told me about you.
1315 01:29:26 You're supposed to be the lawman. What kind of bullshit is this?
1316 01:29:28 Fuck off
1317 01:29:30 both of you.
1318 01:29:32 Now, do you two have any last words you wanna say to each other?
1319 01:29:38 I think what we should do, Tony,
1320 01:29:40 is we should just kill them right now.
1321 01:29:43 It's gonna be rough for 'em out there,
1322 01:29:45 not knowing how it's gonna come.
1323 01:29:48 Maybe Ray'll get killed for resisting arrest, huh?
1324 01:29:58 Coming home late at night,
1325 01:30:01 he might get shot by a burglar.
1326 01:30:08 Oh, you feeling uncomfortable, boy?
1327 01:30:12 Come on up here.
1328 01:30:14 Yeah, you look like you're feeling uncomfortable.
1329 01:30:17 - What? - Sorry. I'm sorry.
1330 01:30:19 What's that?
1331 01:30:21 I ain't gonna kill you, son.
1332 01:30:23 I'm a policeman.
1333 01:30:26 What, you gonna cry?
1334 01:30:28 Are you gonna cry?
1335 01:30:31 Aw, okay. Well, since you're feeling so uncomfortable...
1336 01:30:35 Tony, get over here.
1337 01:30:37 Take this.
1338 01:30:39 - Go on, right here, okay? - Please don't.
1339 01:30:41 - Fuck. - Right here, right here.
1340 01:30:43 Right here, okay?
1341 01:30:45 Right.
1342 01:30:46 What about me? I might be feeling uncomfortable too.
1343 01:30:49 Oh, yeah?
1344 01:30:51 Okay, come on up.
1345 01:30:55 There you go. Free as a bird.
1346 01:30:58 Okay? How about it?
1347 01:31:01 What do you say, Tony? Now, what shall we do with these two?
1348 01:31:06 What you gonna do?
1349 01:31:08 What you gonna do, son?
1350 01:31:11 Come on.
1351 01:31:13 Come on.
1352 01:31:19 Let's go...
1353 01:31:20 He's got a gun.
1354 01:31:22 - Bobby? - Shoot 'em, Tony. Shoot 'em.
1355 01:31:24 Come back here, you little fuckers!
1356 01:31:48 No. No.
1357 01:31:52 No, please.
1358 01:32:23 Are you okay?
1359 01:32:27 I'm gonna live to regret this.
1360 01:32:32 I regret it now.
1361 01:32:36 You know, I'm Catholic. I don't even believe in abortions.
1362 01:32:41 I'm so sorry.
1363 01:32:44 I feel so useless.
1364 01:32:48 You're anything but useless. You always know exactly what to do.
1365 01:32:53 Thank you.
1366 01:33:00 I just don't think I'm ever gonna be able to look at Edward again
1367 01:33:02 after what I did to his child.
1368 01:33:04 He'll never find out.
1369 01:33:13 What did I do? What did I do?
1370 01:33:16 I promise it'll be okay.
1371 01:33:19 I'll make it okay.
1372 01:33:28 Oh, my God, no.
1373 01:33:36 Edward.
1374 01:33:43 Tony.
1375 01:33:50 You know I had to shoot him, right?
1376 01:33:55 I don't give a goddamn fuck that you shot him!
1377 01:33:59 I'm glad that you shot him!
1378 01:34:00 I'm fucking glad that he's dead!
1379 01:34:10 I should have stopped it!
1380 01:34:15 I should have protected them.
1381 01:34:16 I should have seen it coming.
1382 01:34:19 I should have stopped it.
1383 01:34:22 I should have stopped it.
1384 01:34:24 Hey, now. Hey, now.
1385 01:34:26 - It's okay. - I should have stopped it.
1386 01:34:27 It's okay.
1387 01:34:32 You're okay.
1388 01:34:33 I should have stopped it, Bobby.
1389 01:34:36 Look at me.
1390 01:34:38 You're a good man.
1391 01:34:42 You're a good man.
1392 01:34:50 Come on. We gotta get up.
1393 01:34:52 Ray gets to the road, he's gonna hitchhike.
1394 01:34:54 We gotta catch him before he gets a ride.
1395 01:34:56 Now, listen to me.
1396 01:34:57 When you get to the fork in the road, you veer to the left.
1397 01:34:59 That's gonna take you back towards where he took your folks.
1398 01:35:01 I suspect he's gonna go for the highway.
1399 01:35:04 I'll go that direction.
1400 01:35:06 You take this. I got another one in the car.
1401 01:35:09 - Bobby... - What?
1402 01:35:11 Are you in trouble for all this?
1403 01:35:15 Hell, I don't know. I don't really give a shit.
1404 01:35:18 I'm dying, remember?
1405 01:37:05 Fuck.
1406 01:37:06 You. Where's your pal?
1407 01:37:09 He's on his way.
1408 01:37:12 Your cop friends?
1409 01:37:17 They're around.
1410 01:37:20 They here?
1411 01:37:24 It's just me for the moment.
1412 01:37:30 You and that fucking gun you don't know how to use.
1413 01:37:35 What happened to Lou?
1414 01:37:39 He's dead.
1415 01:37:40 What?
1416 01:37:42 Fucking son of a bitch.
1417 01:37:43 That's big trouble for your friend, you know that, right?
1418 01:37:48 I don't think so.
1419 01:37:49 You don't think so?
1420 01:37:51 Well, then, what the fuck do you want?
1421 01:37:55 You and that silly gun.
1422 01:37:58 I've seen how handy you are with that thing.
1423 01:38:00 Sit down. Sit down.
1424 01:38:04 You sit down or I'll fucking kill you.
1425 01:38:11 Listen, man...
1426 01:38:15 Why does a nice guy like you
1427 01:38:18 hang out with a guy like Andes who kills people?
1428 01:38:23 You kill people.
1429 01:38:32 They had it coming to 'em,
1430 01:38:33 your fucking wife and that kid, but you...
1431 01:38:36 You got me wrong, it was an accident.
1432 01:38:37 It was an accident?
1433 01:38:39 I got a certain pride in how people talk to me.
1434 01:38:43 There are certain things I don't put up with.
1435 01:38:47 When someone accuses me of something,
1436 01:38:49 that's a fucking insult.
1437 01:38:53 It gives me the right.
1438 01:38:55 If my woman accuses me of fucking somebody else,
1439 01:38:59 well, then, I'll go fuck somebody else.
1440 01:39:03 If your daughter thinks I'm a rapist, then she gets raped.
1441 01:39:10 Nobody gets away with what you did to us. Nobody.
1442 01:39:15 Nobody.
1443 01:39:16 They don't?
1444 01:39:17 Nobody.
1445 01:39:21 Nobody.
1446 01:39:23 Nobody.
1447 01:39:24 Well, then, you should just kill me, then.
1448 01:39:28 Right?
1449 01:39:31 You should fucking kill me.
1450 01:39:36 Man, you know nothing.
1451 01:39:40 It's fun to kill people.
1452 01:39:43 You of all people should try it sometime.
1453 01:39:45 Fun?
1454 01:39:50 It's fun to kill people?
1455 01:39:56 Did you have fun
1456 01:39:57 killing my wife and daughter?
1457 01:40:02 Get up.
1458 01:40:04 Get up. Go on, now.
1459 01:40:06 Go on. Go on.
1460 01:40:10 Go on.
1461 01:40:13 Go on.
1462 01:40:27 I remember your fucking wife.
1463 01:40:30 I remember fucking your wife.
1464 01:40:35 You're too weak.
1465 01:40:37 Too fucking weak, you know.
1466 01:40:40 You're too weak to do anything about it.
1467 01:40:46 Son of a bitch!
1468 01:44:59 Edward.
1469 01:48:00 Right this way, sir.
