Sand Castles (2014) Movie Script
Hey, Jules.
Forty-eight.
Let me run her home. I'll come
back I'll do some work for you.
Just bring it to me later.
-Thanks, Rick.
-Yep.
Hey, Ma.
What's going on?
Any luck?
I didn't see shit.
Heard Rhodes shot a
fourteen pointer yesterday.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Well he can kiss my ass.
Ya'll heading back to the house?
Jesus!
What are you trying to do?
Give me a fucking heart attack!
Just making sure
you ain't dead!
Don't you say that.
Get in.
Listen I'm gonna go freshen up.
Who's coming with me?
Someday, Noah, when you have
a wife, you'll understand.
Think of it this way.
Mama's not happy.
Nobodies happy.
It's your father's birthday.
Hey!
-Hey.
-Yo.
What's going on yo?
When you start gettin'
home from work so early?
It's been the same
time for awhile now.
-Ya?
-Yep.
They don't give ya no overtime?
-Not anymore.
-That's messed up.
Hey, man you
think you could
clean that kitchen up
later? It's a trainwreck.
Yeah man I'm right on it.
We need detergent.
What you working on?
You'll see.
Hey, Noah Daly, good to see ya.
Hey, I got your money
for those chairs.
I was gonna see if we
could work something out Bill.
Ok, no problemo.
So how are things?
Can't complain.
Even if I did nobody'd listen.
So what kind of
project you working on?
Around the house
stuff, nothing really.
You know last year, he made
a hutch for my wife,
woman won't shut up about it.
She decorated with
that glass angel shit.
They're called figurines.
They're called figurines,
and I like em'.
Different strokes for
different folks I guess.
Well, I admire folks that
work with their hands.
It's gettin' to be a lost art.
-You tell Linda I said hi.
-Will do.
You have a good day!
Noah.
Noah.
What's going on?
Why don't ya have a seat?
You order yet?
Pay for the coffee rookie.
There's no easy way
to really say this.
-We
-We what?
We found Lauren.
Dad, Lauren forgot
my chess piece!
You sure?
She's in her castle, daddy.
Can I go get it fast?
No son I'll go get her.
I'm faster than you anyway.
Yeah right, you're old.
Get up.
Hold on to those,
watch your sister.
Where was she?
Bout' fifteen miles from here,
diner on twenty.
What's that?
Kidnapping.
Dispatch come back with a
name of the possible victim.
Lauren Daly.
She's alive?
Yes.
Jim.
Jim.
-Lauren!
-Where is Lauren?
Lauren!
-Where's the car?
-I don't know! The cars gone!
Where's the car? She's gone!
Where's Lauren? What happened?
I came back from the
beach, she's gone!
Lauren!
-Where is she?
-I don't know, I don't know!
You see what happened?
What happened!?
Where is she?
Holy shit.
She gonna wake up?
We just recently gave
her some pain medication.
She has a high fever
and other complications.
Miss Alison Paige,
your social worker.
Hi.
Thank you, Connie.
Could you give us
a few minutes please?
-Sure.
-Thanks.
Mrs. Daly.
You look like you
could use some coffee.
You watch her.
She's gonna be ok.
Hey.
Cloud.
Hey!
-How ya been, Tom?
-What happened?
You guys got enough
to worry about.
Why don't ya leave the
police work to us.
Why don't ya cut the shit?
Who called it in?
Call came in from the Hilltop.
I guess she'd been sittin'
out there half the day...
Nothing in tow but a book
and clothes on her back.
Have you questioned her?
She wouldn't
say anything, not a word.
So they ran a missing person's
search for the past year.
Nothing.
I just knew it was her.
-So no leads?
-Tom you know policy.
Don't bullshit me Cloud...
You owe me at least that.
First off I don't
owe you shit!
But considering
you're her uncle.
There was a mechanic...
he was workin' across the
street at Simmons Auto Body.
He saw a white pickup with
Indiana plates leavin' around
the time she was
seen sittin' there.
That's it, no bullshit.
Now this is my job.
I will find that son-of-a-bitch
and I will bring him to justice!
Yeah, I've heard this
before rookie.
Detective.
Be smart, Tommy.
Lauren's been
gone a long time.
Her home is where she lived
the majority of her life.
She was kidnapped.
Yes, she was.
So imagine the psychological
impact from an experience like that.
It takes time to heal.
Heal what?
The medical term is
Stockholm syndrome.
It's where the victim...
feels a connection or maybe
love towards their captor,
no matter how traumatic
the experience was.
She may feel the need to
protect him or her.
I'm still her mother.
Yes you are.
The goal is to bring her home.
So I'll be spending a few
hours a day with Lauren
and your family to help you
through this process.
You cannot smoke in
here, Mrs. Daly.
Yeah... Right.
Mrs. Daly.
Mrs. Daly.
Call me, Marie.
Hey, bro, been looking
all over for ya.
I got here as soon as I could.
Is is it really her?
It's me, momma.
Hey, baby. Hey, baby.
Nurse, nurse,
nurse, nurse!
-Hey, no she, no it's ok!
-Mom, mom, mom, mom.
It's ok now!
Remember when you and Lauren used
to walk over to my Grandmama's house?
Yeah.
Cause it was only place
where you guys could go
an pig out on candy and
get sick from it?
Yeah, I remember.
Man my Grammy really
loved Lauren didn't she?
More than us.
Can I ask you something?
Yeah, of course.
Are you ready for this?
Yeah, I'll be ok.
Yeah, I'm scared too.
Hi you're here!
Welcome home!
Well come on in.
Come on in... Come on in.
Noah! Your sister's here!
This is really nice.
-Hi, Marcus.
-Hey, Family!
Lauren, good to see ya.
Long time no see.
Maybe next time?
It's all good.
It's nice to have you
here Lauren... It really is.
-Ya need any help?
-No I'm ok.
Are you sure?
Pretty sure.
You wanna come hang
out with us in there?
I've got a lot to do around
here. But yes, soon.
Ok, well we're just right
in there, it's not far.
Ok.
Logan.
-Hey, I'm outta here.
-See ya.
-I'll be back at eight AM.
-K.
Come on.
You should talk to her.
K... Goodnight.
Goodnight.
-Can I help you?
-Yeah you guys open?
Well, yeah. Kind of
backed up right now.
Yeah I just didn't know if
you guys work on...
late nineties pickups or not.
You a cop?
Nah.
Listen I'll just
come back later.
Whoa whoa hey hey whoa!
I'm due for a break,
I gotta take a squirt.
Meet me in the
office over there.
Keep leanin' on the
son of a bitch.
So, how's the
Daly case going?
Everything's great.
Good, I was concerned
about this one.
I wasn't sure how it was
gonna pan out frankly.
One misstep, and this
could be a media circus.
There aren't any clowns
wandering around here yet so far.
-So you're doing a good job.
-Thank you.
So, bring me up to
speed on the details.
Well she's still
not speaking...
Her diet seems
to be coming along.
She mostly spends her time reading
Great Expectations to herself.
I've seen her finish it
six or seven times now.
Ok.
I believe the book could be a
way to break through to her.
You were sayin'
somethin' out there about...
an early nineties pickup truck.
What can I do for ya?
I need you to tell me who was
driving that truck across the street.
I see a lot of trucks
across the street.
You know the one
I'm talking about.
You said you weren't a cop?
I'm not.
Well, if ya ain't no cop...
you're not my customer
and my break is over.
No I think you know exactly,
which truck I'm talking about.
Really... It's a fucking diner.
What's he look like?
Can I get you
some more coffee?
Absolutely.
-So ya gonna order any food?
-Maybe.
I'm just waiting on an
old friend of mine.
A guy who comes in here
a lot. He...
We lost touch and
I was just hoping
maybe I could get
lucky and run into him.
Maybe you will get lucky.
Let me know if you need anything
alright? Anything at all.
Ok.
How can I help you, miss?
Yes, I'm looking for the
Charles Dickens section.
Sure...
Right over here.
-Any book in particular?
-Great Expectations.
Great Expectations
No kiddin'.
Ya know we're actually
doing our fall play.
At the Goshen Theatre right down the
street and it's Great Expectations!
-Really?
-Yeah.
-What date is the play?
-It's next friday.
I've got it right over here.
And you know what?
We sell tickets right here at Better
World Books if you're interested.
That's great.
You're gonna love this
is absolutely my favorite.
Hey.
-Hey.
-Ya need any help?
Wanna fold Tommy's underwear?
Nope. I'm good.
Yeah.
So, Lauren seems to
be doing really well.
She seems very content.
Ya know...
The people who usually do best
in these situations...
Have a really strong
support system.
She's lucky to have
a brother like you.
So I'm taking her to see Great
Expectations tonight at seven.
If you'd like to join.
You girls look good.
Good move.
Fuck it.
Welcome to tonight's production
of Great Expectations!
Enjoy the show.
Noah?
Stay. Good boy.
Happy birthday, Lauren.
Tommy?
Tommy?
Come on!
Hold your noise!
Keep still ya little devil,
or I'll cut your throat!
Don't cut my throat
sir pray don't do it!
Then tell us your
name then quick!
Pip sir, Pip.
Show us where ya live.
Point out the place.
Where's your mother?
There, sir.
And your father?
Alongside with your mother?
Yes sir him too.
Late of his perish.
Who'd ya live with?
My sister, sir.
Mrs. Joe Gargery. Wife of
Joe Gargery, the blacksmith, sir.
A blacksmith?
-Looky here, you know what a file is?
-Yes, sir.
-And you know what wittles is?
-Food, sir.
Tomorrow morning early you bring
here, that file and dem wittles.
Fail to do so,
and ignoring my words
in particular no
matter how small it is.
Your heart shall be torn
out and roasted and ate!
I'll get them for ya, sir.
Let God strike ya
dead if ya don't!
Lord strike me dead if I don't!
Let's give it up for the cast
of Great Expectations!
Did you see her Grab
my hand at the end there?
Yeah... I did.
Thank you.
Goodnight.
Sup slut.
Did you eat my roast beef?
-How ya doin' kid?
-Doin' alright how you doin'?
I'm alright.
Hey, I ever tell you
the story about when
your dad used to drop
me off at junior high?
He used to have this blue
custom sixty-nine van...
with these, landscapes of big
titted women airbrushed on the side.
Thing was bad ass.
So the principal calls me up in
the office and she says:
Your brother can't
drop you off at
school anymore in
that van it's obscene.
I was like why you talkin' to
me he's the one who drives it.
Right.
Sheriff rolls up
on him he's like:
Jim you can't take your brother
to school anymore in that van,
teachers are gettin' upset.
Your old man, straight as an
arrow looks at him and says:
Well I'll guess I'll see
you in the mornin'.
What do
you mean I don't understand?
He's like welp, that's
what the fuck I drive so
if you want him to be
at school in the morning
that's how he's gonna get there.
Your old man was a funny
bastard I'll tell ya that.
Ya know it's been...
Good havin' Lauren back.
Ya know and since
she's been back,
It's opened my eyes to
a few things about...
I just wanna say
that I'm gonna make
all this up to you
guys I'm, I'm gonna...
make sure that things change
for the better around here.
And I promise you that.
Cool.
Alright kid welp, Ima hit the
hay. You get some rest.
There he is.
Lettin' her dance it off?
Yeah yeah we'll give
her five more minutes.
Hey, I saw you in
the paper and shit.
Rick, whiskey!
Hey, man that's cool that
find your sister and all.
Damn shame what they did to her.
The hell are you talkin' about?
Bob, mind your own business.
There's a lot of
weirdos out there.
I watch them unsolved
mysteries and shit all the time.
Pretty little girls.
Gettin' raped havin' babies
for these nasty motherfuckers,
locked in basements and shit.
Who knows that's all I'm sayin'.
Why don't ya finish your drink
and get the hell out of here.
What? I ain't sayin' nothin'
that ain't true or anybody else
in this goddamn town
ain't talkin' about.
I don't care! I don't care!
Go!
Well am I right or not?
Well why don't we ask?
You think your little
sister, was somewhere
out there with that
dude lettin' him...
Made ya something.
Pip, what kind of name is Pip
anyways? You know any Pips?
Mother by adoption,
retorted Estella,
never departing from the
easy grace of her attitude,
never raising her voice
as the others did,
never yielding either to
anger or tenderness.
Mother by adoption I have said
that I owe everything to you.
All I posses is freely
yours, all that you
have given me is your
command to have again;
beyond that, I have nothing. And
if you ask me to give you what you
never gave me my gratitude and
my duty cannot do impossibilities.
Did I never give her love?
Cried Mrs. Hashim.
Domino motherfucker.
-You know you
-Whoa, no cheatin' man come on.
Brewski?
-Naw I'm good Marcus.
-You sure?
Busted Bobby Miller's
head open pretty good.
Yeah? How bad?
Five stitches, a migraine and,
well a little loss of pride...
I went down there and
talked to him myself...
shed a little light on what you
Daly's have been going through.
So why you really here, Cloud?
I think it's time
I talk to Lauren.
Hi Lauren, my name
is Jeffrey Cloud.
I'm an old, old friend
of your family.
You remind me so much of
my little sister, Anna...
She was a spitting image of
you when she was younger.
Anna and I were born
in Pennslyvania,
But when we were
very, very young,
we moved to Indiana to
live with our grandparents.
Now our Grandparents lived
way out in the country,
they had all sorts of land.
One day, Anna and I were
running through the woods...
We were having so much fun
that we lost track of time...
and before we knew
it, we were lost.
And I looked over at Anna,
and I could see that
she was scared.
But she grabbed my hand...
and together we walked.
And it grew darker,
it grew colder...
and all the noises in the
forest grow louder and louder...
but we just kept walking and
eventually we made our way home.
When we got inside
we were so cold that
our Grandparents
wrapped us in blankets.
And I looked over at her...
and I was so proud.
She was such a brave girl.
Now Lauren, I want you
to tell me a story...
and I want you to take
your mom's hand...
and I want ya to be
brave like Anna.
Think ya can do that for me?
I want you to think
really hard...
and I want you to remember that
day, long, long time ago...
The day you left the beach
without your family.
There was a man who got
into the car that day.
A man who was not your father,
and he was not your brother,
and he drove off with you.
Do you remember
who that man was?
Do you remember where
you went that day?
Lauren I need you to
keep being brave for me.
I need you to help me.
I need you to help me
protect other little
girls that can be taken
away from their families.
Girls like my Anna.
It is very important for
me to find this man.
What is his name?
Lauren I know you
know how to speak.
But do you understand
what happened to you?
And I mean what really
happened to you.
Do you want those type of things
to happen to other girls?
Lauren I do not have the time
-Tommy!
-nor the patience
to sit around and wait
for you to be ready!
That's enough!
I need to know now!
And I need to know who he
is and where he's from!
Lauren you know
who this man is!
You know who this man is!
He took you away
from your family!
Away from those that love you!
He took away your childhood!
He took away your
goddamn innocence!
Now why are you
protecting this man?
When he did not protect you?
To protect myself.
Lauren!
Lauren!
Lauren! Lauren stop! Lauren!
-Lauren look at me.
-No!
Look at me Lauren, look at me.
Lauren! Look at me!
So, what can I getcha ya guy?
I was wondering if Samantha
was working today?
You mean Sara?
Yeah.
Hell she's on break.
She may be in the ladies
room now though.
Hey!
You ain't allowed
to be goin' in there!
I know that!
That's fuckin' weird.
-Hi.
-Hi.
Sup?
I don't know.
-You're being weird.
-Yeah?
Yeah.
I'm sorry... I'm sorry.
My God, that was unprofessional.
You're turning into
quite the customer
Shit.
You remember when I was
here the other day?
Yeah you never said goodbye.
I thought I saw my friend.
He looked different
so I didn't wanna
weird him out or
anything bum rushin' him.
Yeah, what he look like?
Ya know big brown sunglasses
about fifty, kinda skinny.
-Drives a white truck.
-Yeah, right yeah.
You know him?
I think his name's Dave
or Dale or something,
he's a trucker so he comes in
and out, I don't always see him.
You know anything about him?
I know he's a creeper.
What do you mean creeper?
Ya know comes in
stares at girls.
I mean any guy who comes out of
the highways gonna be a creeper.
Hell you're probably
a creeper too.
Never likes any girls
his own age though...
he does stare at my ass,
can't complain about that.
Sure ya can.
Thanks a lot, Samantha.
It's Sara!
Asshole.
Hey.
Hey, hi.
Hey, I know you!
You're the girl from
the paper right?
Let's go Laur, come on.
Well ya know hey I didn't
mean anything by it.
Goddamn.
I've let you have extra time.
I understand it's
difficult to not get
attached to people you
spend so much time with.
I've been there.
By trying to protect them, you
cause more harm in the long run.
I need to know now, Alison...
Is the mother still drinking?
Hey.
What's going on boys?
Hey, guys check it out.
It's a mini fridge.
When I was your age I used to
have one of these in my room,
and I thought it
was pretty cool.
Of course then again mine
was full of beer.
Or healthy things like...
banana juice.
You like it?
You're welcome.
Do you have any fours?
No? Go fish.
Ok.
Your turn.
You get that for me?
No, it's probably Marcus.
Go get the door.
-Noah!
-Ok!
Don't look seriously,
actually I'm taking these.
Yeah? Ok.
Would you be Noah Daly?
That's right.
I'm Virgil Weaver.
This is Brenda Miller from
Child Protective Services
and Officer Kern.
You mind if we come in?
Is there anything I can
help you with?
We have a warrant for the premise to
check on the welfare of a Lauren Daly.
Hi, Lauren.
My name is Brenda, we're
just here on a routine
check to make sure
your comfortable honey.
Can you show me
your room please?
Go ahead Laur.
I thought you guys gave
notification or something.
There were some red flags on the report
on Lauren which we have to check out.
It's policy.
-Where's Mrs. Daly?
-She's at work.
When do you expect her back?
She's been working
overtime a lot and...
Hey, Noah you didn't tell me
we had folks visiting.
Can I get ya'll
somethin' to drink?
No, thanks, Mrs. Daly.
I'm Virgil Weaver with
Child Protective Services.
Hi.
-How much have you had to drink today?
-Nothin'.
Well then if it's
ok with you
I'm gonna ask Officer Kern to check
your room for signs of alcohol.
If we don't have any problems we'll
be out of your hair in no time.
I love the yellow walls
Lauren and your own fridge?
Lucky girl.
You trust me right?
Do you know what, these are just so
old and they're goin' in the garbage.
Unfortunately that's
not how it works.
Mrs. Daly, as custodian of
this minor child Lauren Daly,
you're not maintaining a proper
household according to standards
we're gonna have to remove her
from the home for the time being.
First she'll go to
a hospital then she's
gonna end up in a
temporary foster home.
You can reach her rep there.
-I won't let them take you.
-Come on, Laur... Officer!
They can't take you.
Please don't, please no no no
please please don't take her!
You trust me right?
You trust me?
Ok, I'm sorry.
You get outta here!
Noah!
Go.
Please let me explain, Noah...
No you need to go!
-Go, go!
-Let me explain!
And what are you doing, Ma?
-What am I doing?
-What are you doing?
You have this little girl who can
never seem to find her way home.
Ok, the first time that was a tragedy
but this time it's your fuckin' fault!
Hey, hey new girl.
Why are you sleeping
on the floor?
I'm Julie.
Why you here?
You're funny.
I been living with Peggy
for a year now, I like it.
Goodnight new girl.
-Hey, baby.
-Hey, mom.
I...
put a pot of chili on...
well it came from the can but.
You got one of those for me?
You know how to smoke?
These things...
they taste like shit.
Dad didn't like em' much.
He would have been proud of you.
Maybe.
No really, no maybe about it.
He would have been ashamed
of me, but proud of you.
Everyone has choices, mom...
And he made his.
Man's got his own reasons.
You know I love you mom, right?
I sure do, son.
You know I love you too, right?
-Yeah.
-Good.
I think you just come in here
all the time just to see me.
You know it sugar.
Jackie you're the
best. Thank you!
You're welcome.
See you next wednesday.
Hi.
Can I help you?
Yeah I'm here to see...
You're Noah, Lauren's
older brother.
Yes ma'am.
You're not supposed to be here.
I know.
You look like your mom.
I knew her in
school, pretty girl.
We didn't hang out much but
we had some mutual friends.
I hear the bottles gettin'
the best of her though.
Yeah she's in she's in
a six month now so.
Good.
God bless her.
It's tough to kick.
I did it myself.
Well I'll tell her
you said hello.
You do that.
I can't let ya in the house.
But...
If ya have a seat over there,
I'll bring her out to ya.
Thank you.
Hey.
How are you?
Peggy seems nice,
she's a nice lady.
I'm workin' on some stuff.
Mom, she's gettin' help.
You're just gonna have to
give me a little time but...
I'll bring ya home.
I brought some of your
stuff from the house, just.
I...
And I found this it's...
It's really important to me.
I wanted you to have it though.
I'll just leave this.
I love you.
Noah.
You're coming back right?
Yeah.
Hey, heard anymore
about the Daly case?
Still working on it buddy.
Still working on it man. Hey
speaking of still workin' on.
The IT guys called
this morning,
they say you been looking up
registered sex offenders online?
-Do you have a 2?
-Go fish.
-Do you have a king?
-Go fish.
-Do you have a 2?
-Go fish.
-Do you have a 7?
-Go fish.
That's the best one
yet guys great job.
Smile for the camera?
Lauren sweetie, I think you're the
most beautiful lady in the kingdom.
I think you should be queen.
Thanks, dad.
Say goodbye, guys!
Hey.
Hey.
Can I come in?
Sure.
Look, Noah...
-I'm really sorry about...
-I am too.
There's something that
I need to show you.
Fuck!
It's her diary.
Fucking Tommy.
Alison look at this.
Today I was hungry,
I stole food just like
Pip has to in the story.
I am starting to read with
better speed and understanding.
I have read every book
in my dad's house.
He has a lot and brings
many more home for me,
it is his way of
raising me by hand.
I plead with him to travel, but he
told me that I'm not allowed to do so.
Last time I spoke to
him about it he got upset
and struck me with
great force in the face.
I bled a lot, I always see
blood when he is unhappy.
That's how I know when
he doesn't favor me.
But that's ok.
For Pip doesn't have parents
at least I have one.
I do fear him though, as
sometimes he displays love,
other times he displays hate.
So I admit I get confused.
One day I shall run
outside like Pip,
far far away, maybe
even to London.
Hold on, hold this,
I'll be right back.
Where's Tommy?
Tommy!
What you doing, Cloud?
Where's the gun?
Where's he keep the fucking gun?
It's not here.
I think he found
Lauren's kidnapper.
What?
He's about to
do something stupid!
Today I was not in favor of my father,
as I feel pain on my body and my heart.
He hovered above me, his
shadow blocking my light and
forced himself on me as one
would do with their wife.
S.O. need units to respond
to 447 County Road 3
in reference to an armed subject
possibly in route to
that address, be advised
the subject is a
former police officer.
Over and over and
over and over I screamed...
Please stop...
I tried to scream but my
voice made no sound...
Over and over and
over and over again.
The only end of this life
seems death I thought.
Such a horrible
thought to think of.
Please go far, far from here
at this time father,
and never return to this land.
What the hell?
You're a hard man to find.
Who are you?
Fucker!
Cloud?
Drop the weapon!
I wanna see your hands!
Drop the hammer, put it down!
I wanna see your hands!
Drop it!
Hold your fire!
It doesn't have to
end like this, Tommy!
Let's be smart here.
Put the hammer down.
Look at me Tom.
Drop the hammer.
Come on Tom.
Let me take you in.
Ima put my gun away.
Tom, it's ok man.
Let's go.
Gun!
Dispatch this is unit 37, shots
fired, need an ambulance at the scene.
Clear!
It's been like a dream
having you back Lauren...
Just one of those you
don't wanna wake up from.
With you we were
a family and...
after, we just crumbled.
I cannot imagine what it was like for
you all those years with that monster.
Your light held this family
together and when he took you,
well I just think he took
a piece from all of us.
But I have learned that
who we are in this life,
it doesn't matter about the
tragedies we go through,
but it is how we respond
that makes our souls.
I'm sick Lauren, it's
just the way things are.
I don't have much time and I
don't want you to cry for me but,
I want you to know that, seein'
you, knowing that you're here safe...
It's all that I ever
wanted in this life.
And just know that
I'll always be there.
Long live the queen.
If you think I should wait till
next fall to go to Oxford I can.
That's what he
left you the money for.
I know but...
I don't want to leave
you here and everybody.
Do what you wanna do,
it's your choice.
I wonder what he
would say right now.
I don't know.
I just miss him I guess.
Me too.
Me too.
Yeah we're good.
So you gonna come
visit us soon?
Ok.
Alright I love you too.
Bye.
Hey, Noah?
Noah?
Hey, bud!
Mama's been calling for you.
You wanna go get
washed up for dinner?
Let's go, come on.
Hi, Perry.
You remember this?
I don't know what that is.
You don't?
Great Expectations?
Who the hell do
you think you are?
-Sir place your hands behind your back.
-Leave me alone!
Leave me alone!
In a court of law, you have
the right to a attorney...
Have you questioned her?
Who is she?
Forty-eight.
Let me run her home. I'll come
back I'll do some work for you.
Just bring it to me later.
-Thanks, Rick.
-Yep.
Hey, Ma.
What's going on?
Any luck?
I didn't see shit.
Heard Rhodes shot a
fourteen pointer yesterday.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Well he can kiss my ass.
Ya'll heading back to the house?
Jesus!
What are you trying to do?
Give me a fucking heart attack!
Just making sure
you ain't dead!
Don't you say that.
Get in.
Listen I'm gonna go freshen up.
Who's coming with me?
Someday, Noah, when you have
a wife, you'll understand.
Think of it this way.
Mama's not happy.
Nobodies happy.
It's your father's birthday.
Hey!
-Hey.
-Yo.
What's going on yo?
When you start gettin'
home from work so early?
It's been the same
time for awhile now.
-Ya?
-Yep.
They don't give ya no overtime?
-Not anymore.
-That's messed up.
Hey, man you
think you could
clean that kitchen up
later? It's a trainwreck.
Yeah man I'm right on it.
We need detergent.
What you working on?
You'll see.
Hey, Noah Daly, good to see ya.
Hey, I got your money
for those chairs.
I was gonna see if we
could work something out Bill.
Ok, no problemo.
So how are things?
Can't complain.
Even if I did nobody'd listen.
So what kind of
project you working on?
Around the house
stuff, nothing really.
You know last year, he made
a hutch for my wife,
woman won't shut up about it.
She decorated with
that glass angel shit.
They're called figurines.
They're called figurines,
and I like em'.
Different strokes for
different folks I guess.
Well, I admire folks that
work with their hands.
It's gettin' to be a lost art.
-You tell Linda I said hi.
-Will do.
You have a good day!
Noah.
Noah.
What's going on?
Why don't ya have a seat?
You order yet?
Pay for the coffee rookie.
There's no easy way
to really say this.
-We
-We what?
We found Lauren.
Dad, Lauren forgot
my chess piece!
You sure?
She's in her castle, daddy.
Can I go get it fast?
No son I'll go get her.
I'm faster than you anyway.
Yeah right, you're old.
Get up.
Hold on to those,
watch your sister.
Where was she?
Bout' fifteen miles from here,
diner on twenty.
What's that?
Kidnapping.
Dispatch come back with a
name of the possible victim.
Lauren Daly.
She's alive?
Yes.
Jim.
Jim.
-Lauren!
-Where is Lauren?
Lauren!
-Where's the car?
-I don't know! The cars gone!
Where's the car? She's gone!
Where's Lauren? What happened?
I came back from the
beach, she's gone!
Lauren!
-Where is she?
-I don't know, I don't know!
You see what happened?
What happened!?
Where is she?
Holy shit.
She gonna wake up?
We just recently gave
her some pain medication.
She has a high fever
and other complications.
Miss Alison Paige,
your social worker.
Hi.
Thank you, Connie.
Could you give us
a few minutes please?
-Sure.
-Thanks.
Mrs. Daly.
You look like you
could use some coffee.
You watch her.
She's gonna be ok.
Hey.
Cloud.
Hey!
-How ya been, Tom?
-What happened?
You guys got enough
to worry about.
Why don't ya leave the
police work to us.
Why don't ya cut the shit?
Who called it in?
Call came in from the Hilltop.
I guess she'd been sittin'
out there half the day...
Nothing in tow but a book
and clothes on her back.
Have you questioned her?
She wouldn't
say anything, not a word.
So they ran a missing person's
search for the past year.
Nothing.
I just knew it was her.
-So no leads?
-Tom you know policy.
Don't bullshit me Cloud...
You owe me at least that.
First off I don't
owe you shit!
But considering
you're her uncle.
There was a mechanic...
he was workin' across the
street at Simmons Auto Body.
He saw a white pickup with
Indiana plates leavin' around
the time she was
seen sittin' there.
That's it, no bullshit.
Now this is my job.
I will find that son-of-a-bitch
and I will bring him to justice!
Yeah, I've heard this
before rookie.
Detective.
Be smart, Tommy.
Lauren's been
gone a long time.
Her home is where she lived
the majority of her life.
She was kidnapped.
Yes, she was.
So imagine the psychological
impact from an experience like that.
It takes time to heal.
Heal what?
The medical term is
Stockholm syndrome.
It's where the victim...
feels a connection or maybe
love towards their captor,
no matter how traumatic
the experience was.
She may feel the need to
protect him or her.
I'm still her mother.
Yes you are.
The goal is to bring her home.
So I'll be spending a few
hours a day with Lauren
and your family to help you
through this process.
You cannot smoke in
here, Mrs. Daly.
Yeah... Right.
Mrs. Daly.
Mrs. Daly.
Call me, Marie.
Hey, bro, been looking
all over for ya.
I got here as soon as I could.
Is is it really her?
It's me, momma.
Hey, baby. Hey, baby.
Nurse, nurse,
nurse, nurse!
-Hey, no she, no it's ok!
-Mom, mom, mom, mom.
It's ok now!
Remember when you and Lauren used
to walk over to my Grandmama's house?
Yeah.
Cause it was only place
where you guys could go
an pig out on candy and
get sick from it?
Yeah, I remember.
Man my Grammy really
loved Lauren didn't she?
More than us.
Can I ask you something?
Yeah, of course.
Are you ready for this?
Yeah, I'll be ok.
Yeah, I'm scared too.
Hi you're here!
Welcome home!
Well come on in.
Come on in... Come on in.
Noah! Your sister's here!
This is really nice.
-Hi, Marcus.
-Hey, Family!
Lauren, good to see ya.
Long time no see.
Maybe next time?
It's all good.
It's nice to have you
here Lauren... It really is.
-Ya need any help?
-No I'm ok.
Are you sure?
Pretty sure.
You wanna come hang
out with us in there?
I've got a lot to do around
here. But yes, soon.
Ok, well we're just right
in there, it's not far.
Ok.
Logan.
-Hey, I'm outta here.
-See ya.
-I'll be back at eight AM.
-K.
Come on.
You should talk to her.
K... Goodnight.
Goodnight.
-Can I help you?
-Yeah you guys open?
Well, yeah. Kind of
backed up right now.
Yeah I just didn't know if
you guys work on...
late nineties pickups or not.
You a cop?
Nah.
Listen I'll just
come back later.
Whoa whoa hey hey whoa!
I'm due for a break,
I gotta take a squirt.
Meet me in the
office over there.
Keep leanin' on the
son of a bitch.
So, how's the
Daly case going?
Everything's great.
Good, I was concerned
about this one.
I wasn't sure how it was
gonna pan out frankly.
One misstep, and this
could be a media circus.
There aren't any clowns
wandering around here yet so far.
-So you're doing a good job.
-Thank you.
So, bring me up to
speed on the details.
Well she's still
not speaking...
Her diet seems
to be coming along.
She mostly spends her time reading
Great Expectations to herself.
I've seen her finish it
six or seven times now.
Ok.
I believe the book could be a
way to break through to her.
You were sayin'
somethin' out there about...
an early nineties pickup truck.
What can I do for ya?
I need you to tell me who was
driving that truck across the street.
I see a lot of trucks
across the street.
You know the one
I'm talking about.
You said you weren't a cop?
I'm not.
Well, if ya ain't no cop...
you're not my customer
and my break is over.
No I think you know exactly,
which truck I'm talking about.
Really... It's a fucking diner.
What's he look like?
Can I get you
some more coffee?
Absolutely.
-So ya gonna order any food?
-Maybe.
I'm just waiting on an
old friend of mine.
A guy who comes in here
a lot. He...
We lost touch and
I was just hoping
maybe I could get
lucky and run into him.
Maybe you will get lucky.
Let me know if you need anything
alright? Anything at all.
Ok.
How can I help you, miss?
Yes, I'm looking for the
Charles Dickens section.
Sure...
Right over here.
-Any book in particular?
-Great Expectations.
Great Expectations
No kiddin'.
Ya know we're actually
doing our fall play.
At the Goshen Theatre right down the
street and it's Great Expectations!
-Really?
-Yeah.
-What date is the play?
-It's next friday.
I've got it right over here.
And you know what?
We sell tickets right here at Better
World Books if you're interested.
That's great.
You're gonna love this
is absolutely my favorite.
Hey.
-Hey.
-Ya need any help?
Wanna fold Tommy's underwear?
Nope. I'm good.
Yeah.
So, Lauren seems to
be doing really well.
She seems very content.
Ya know...
The people who usually do best
in these situations...
Have a really strong
support system.
She's lucky to have
a brother like you.
So I'm taking her to see Great
Expectations tonight at seven.
If you'd like to join.
You girls look good.
Good move.
Fuck it.
Welcome to tonight's production
of Great Expectations!
Enjoy the show.
Noah?
Stay. Good boy.
Happy birthday, Lauren.
Tommy?
Tommy?
Come on!
Hold your noise!
Keep still ya little devil,
or I'll cut your throat!
Don't cut my throat
sir pray don't do it!
Then tell us your
name then quick!
Pip sir, Pip.
Show us where ya live.
Point out the place.
Where's your mother?
There, sir.
And your father?
Alongside with your mother?
Yes sir him too.
Late of his perish.
Who'd ya live with?
My sister, sir.
Mrs. Joe Gargery. Wife of
Joe Gargery, the blacksmith, sir.
A blacksmith?
-Looky here, you know what a file is?
-Yes, sir.
-And you know what wittles is?
-Food, sir.
Tomorrow morning early you bring
here, that file and dem wittles.
Fail to do so,
and ignoring my words
in particular no
matter how small it is.
Your heart shall be torn
out and roasted and ate!
I'll get them for ya, sir.
Let God strike ya
dead if ya don't!
Lord strike me dead if I don't!
Let's give it up for the cast
of Great Expectations!
Did you see her Grab
my hand at the end there?
Yeah... I did.
Thank you.
Goodnight.
Sup slut.
Did you eat my roast beef?
-How ya doin' kid?
-Doin' alright how you doin'?
I'm alright.
Hey, I ever tell you
the story about when
your dad used to drop
me off at junior high?
He used to have this blue
custom sixty-nine van...
with these, landscapes of big
titted women airbrushed on the side.
Thing was bad ass.
So the principal calls me up in
the office and she says:
Your brother can't
drop you off at
school anymore in
that van it's obscene.
I was like why you talkin' to
me he's the one who drives it.
Right.
Sheriff rolls up
on him he's like:
Jim you can't take your brother
to school anymore in that van,
teachers are gettin' upset.
Your old man, straight as an
arrow looks at him and says:
Well I'll guess I'll see
you in the mornin'.
What do
you mean I don't understand?
He's like welp, that's
what the fuck I drive so
if you want him to be
at school in the morning
that's how he's gonna get there.
Your old man was a funny
bastard I'll tell ya that.
Ya know it's been...
Good havin' Lauren back.
Ya know and since
she's been back,
It's opened my eyes to
a few things about...
I just wanna say
that I'm gonna make
all this up to you
guys I'm, I'm gonna...
make sure that things change
for the better around here.
And I promise you that.
Cool.
Alright kid welp, Ima hit the
hay. You get some rest.
There he is.
Lettin' her dance it off?
Yeah yeah we'll give
her five more minutes.
Hey, I saw you in
the paper and shit.
Rick, whiskey!
Hey, man that's cool that
find your sister and all.
Damn shame what they did to her.
The hell are you talkin' about?
Bob, mind your own business.
There's a lot of
weirdos out there.
I watch them unsolved
mysteries and shit all the time.
Pretty little girls.
Gettin' raped havin' babies
for these nasty motherfuckers,
locked in basements and shit.
Who knows that's all I'm sayin'.
Why don't ya finish your drink
and get the hell out of here.
What? I ain't sayin' nothin'
that ain't true or anybody else
in this goddamn town
ain't talkin' about.
I don't care! I don't care!
Go!
Well am I right or not?
Well why don't we ask?
You think your little
sister, was somewhere
out there with that
dude lettin' him...
Made ya something.
Pip, what kind of name is Pip
anyways? You know any Pips?
Mother by adoption,
retorted Estella,
never departing from the
easy grace of her attitude,
never raising her voice
as the others did,
never yielding either to
anger or tenderness.
Mother by adoption I have said
that I owe everything to you.
All I posses is freely
yours, all that you
have given me is your
command to have again;
beyond that, I have nothing. And
if you ask me to give you what you
never gave me my gratitude and
my duty cannot do impossibilities.
Did I never give her love?
Cried Mrs. Hashim.
Domino motherfucker.
-You know you
-Whoa, no cheatin' man come on.
Brewski?
-Naw I'm good Marcus.
-You sure?
Busted Bobby Miller's
head open pretty good.
Yeah? How bad?
Five stitches, a migraine and,
well a little loss of pride...
I went down there and
talked to him myself...
shed a little light on what you
Daly's have been going through.
So why you really here, Cloud?
I think it's time
I talk to Lauren.
Hi Lauren, my name
is Jeffrey Cloud.
I'm an old, old friend
of your family.
You remind me so much of
my little sister, Anna...
She was a spitting image of
you when she was younger.
Anna and I were born
in Pennslyvania,
But when we were
very, very young,
we moved to Indiana to
live with our grandparents.
Now our Grandparents lived
way out in the country,
they had all sorts of land.
One day, Anna and I were
running through the woods...
We were having so much fun
that we lost track of time...
and before we knew
it, we were lost.
And I looked over at Anna,
and I could see that
she was scared.
But she grabbed my hand...
and together we walked.
And it grew darker,
it grew colder...
and all the noises in the
forest grow louder and louder...
but we just kept walking and
eventually we made our way home.
When we got inside
we were so cold that
our Grandparents
wrapped us in blankets.
And I looked over at her...
and I was so proud.
She was such a brave girl.
Now Lauren, I want you
to tell me a story...
and I want you to take
your mom's hand...
and I want ya to be
brave like Anna.
Think ya can do that for me?
I want you to think
really hard...
and I want you to remember that
day, long, long time ago...
The day you left the beach
without your family.
There was a man who got
into the car that day.
A man who was not your father,
and he was not your brother,
and he drove off with you.
Do you remember
who that man was?
Do you remember where
you went that day?
Lauren I need you to
keep being brave for me.
I need you to help me.
I need you to help me
protect other little
girls that can be taken
away from their families.
Girls like my Anna.
It is very important for
me to find this man.
What is his name?
Lauren I know you
know how to speak.
But do you understand
what happened to you?
And I mean what really
happened to you.
Do you want those type of things
to happen to other girls?
Lauren I do not have the time
-Tommy!
-nor the patience
to sit around and wait
for you to be ready!
That's enough!
I need to know now!
And I need to know who he
is and where he's from!
Lauren you know
who this man is!
You know who this man is!
He took you away
from your family!
Away from those that love you!
He took away your childhood!
He took away your
goddamn innocence!
Now why are you
protecting this man?
When he did not protect you?
To protect myself.
Lauren!
Lauren!
Lauren! Lauren stop! Lauren!
-Lauren look at me.
-No!
Look at me Lauren, look at me.
Lauren! Look at me!
So, what can I getcha ya guy?
I was wondering if Samantha
was working today?
You mean Sara?
Yeah.
Hell she's on break.
She may be in the ladies
room now though.
Hey!
You ain't allowed
to be goin' in there!
I know that!
That's fuckin' weird.
-Hi.
-Hi.
Sup?
I don't know.
-You're being weird.
-Yeah?
Yeah.
I'm sorry... I'm sorry.
My God, that was unprofessional.
You're turning into
quite the customer
Shit.
You remember when I was
here the other day?
Yeah you never said goodbye.
I thought I saw my friend.
He looked different
so I didn't wanna
weird him out or
anything bum rushin' him.
Yeah, what he look like?
Ya know big brown sunglasses
about fifty, kinda skinny.
-Drives a white truck.
-Yeah, right yeah.
You know him?
I think his name's Dave
or Dale or something,
he's a trucker so he comes in
and out, I don't always see him.
You know anything about him?
I know he's a creeper.
What do you mean creeper?
Ya know comes in
stares at girls.
I mean any guy who comes out of
the highways gonna be a creeper.
Hell you're probably
a creeper too.
Never likes any girls
his own age though...
he does stare at my ass,
can't complain about that.
Sure ya can.
Thanks a lot, Samantha.
It's Sara!
Asshole.
Hey.
Hey, hi.
Hey, I know you!
You're the girl from
the paper right?
Let's go Laur, come on.
Well ya know hey I didn't
mean anything by it.
Goddamn.
I've let you have extra time.
I understand it's
difficult to not get
attached to people you
spend so much time with.
I've been there.
By trying to protect them, you
cause more harm in the long run.
I need to know now, Alison...
Is the mother still drinking?
Hey.
What's going on boys?
Hey, guys check it out.
It's a mini fridge.
When I was your age I used to
have one of these in my room,
and I thought it
was pretty cool.
Of course then again mine
was full of beer.
Or healthy things like...
banana juice.
You like it?
You're welcome.
Do you have any fours?
No? Go fish.
Ok.
Your turn.
You get that for me?
No, it's probably Marcus.
Go get the door.
-Noah!
-Ok!
Don't look seriously,
actually I'm taking these.
Yeah? Ok.
Would you be Noah Daly?
That's right.
I'm Virgil Weaver.
This is Brenda Miller from
Child Protective Services
and Officer Kern.
You mind if we come in?
Is there anything I can
help you with?
We have a warrant for the premise to
check on the welfare of a Lauren Daly.
Hi, Lauren.
My name is Brenda, we're
just here on a routine
check to make sure
your comfortable honey.
Can you show me
your room please?
Go ahead Laur.
I thought you guys gave
notification or something.
There were some red flags on the report
on Lauren which we have to check out.
It's policy.
-Where's Mrs. Daly?
-She's at work.
When do you expect her back?
She's been working
overtime a lot and...
Hey, Noah you didn't tell me
we had folks visiting.
Can I get ya'll
somethin' to drink?
No, thanks, Mrs. Daly.
I'm Virgil Weaver with
Child Protective Services.
Hi.
-How much have you had to drink today?
-Nothin'.
Well then if it's
ok with you
I'm gonna ask Officer Kern to check
your room for signs of alcohol.
If we don't have any problems we'll
be out of your hair in no time.
I love the yellow walls
Lauren and your own fridge?
Lucky girl.
You trust me right?
Do you know what, these are just so
old and they're goin' in the garbage.
Unfortunately that's
not how it works.
Mrs. Daly, as custodian of
this minor child Lauren Daly,
you're not maintaining a proper
household according to standards
we're gonna have to remove her
from the home for the time being.
First she'll go to
a hospital then she's
gonna end up in a
temporary foster home.
You can reach her rep there.
-I won't let them take you.
-Come on, Laur... Officer!
They can't take you.
Please don't, please no no no
please please don't take her!
You trust me right?
You trust me?
Ok, I'm sorry.
You get outta here!
Noah!
Go.
Please let me explain, Noah...
No you need to go!
-Go, go!
-Let me explain!
And what are you doing, Ma?
-What am I doing?
-What are you doing?
You have this little girl who can
never seem to find her way home.
Ok, the first time that was a tragedy
but this time it's your fuckin' fault!
Hey, hey new girl.
Why are you sleeping
on the floor?
I'm Julie.
Why you here?
You're funny.
I been living with Peggy
for a year now, I like it.
Goodnight new girl.
-Hey, baby.
-Hey, mom.
I...
put a pot of chili on...
well it came from the can but.
You got one of those for me?
You know how to smoke?
These things...
they taste like shit.
Dad didn't like em' much.
He would have been proud of you.
Maybe.
No really, no maybe about it.
He would have been ashamed
of me, but proud of you.
Everyone has choices, mom...
And he made his.
Man's got his own reasons.
You know I love you mom, right?
I sure do, son.
You know I love you too, right?
-Yeah.
-Good.
I think you just come in here
all the time just to see me.
You know it sugar.
Jackie you're the
best. Thank you!
You're welcome.
See you next wednesday.
Hi.
Can I help you?
Yeah I'm here to see...
You're Noah, Lauren's
older brother.
Yes ma'am.
You're not supposed to be here.
I know.
You look like your mom.
I knew her in
school, pretty girl.
We didn't hang out much but
we had some mutual friends.
I hear the bottles gettin'
the best of her though.
Yeah she's in she's in
a six month now so.
Good.
God bless her.
It's tough to kick.
I did it myself.
Well I'll tell her
you said hello.
You do that.
I can't let ya in the house.
But...
If ya have a seat over there,
I'll bring her out to ya.
Thank you.
Hey.
How are you?
Peggy seems nice,
she's a nice lady.
I'm workin' on some stuff.
Mom, she's gettin' help.
You're just gonna have to
give me a little time but...
I'll bring ya home.
I brought some of your
stuff from the house, just.
I...
And I found this it's...
It's really important to me.
I wanted you to have it though.
I'll just leave this.
I love you.
Noah.
You're coming back right?
Yeah.
Hey, heard anymore
about the Daly case?
Still working on it buddy.
Still working on it man. Hey
speaking of still workin' on.
The IT guys called
this morning,
they say you been looking up
registered sex offenders online?
-Do you have a 2?
-Go fish.
-Do you have a king?
-Go fish.
-Do you have a 2?
-Go fish.
-Do you have a 7?
-Go fish.
That's the best one
yet guys great job.
Smile for the camera?
Lauren sweetie, I think you're the
most beautiful lady in the kingdom.
I think you should be queen.
Thanks, dad.
Say goodbye, guys!
Hey.
Hey.
Can I come in?
Sure.
Look, Noah...
-I'm really sorry about...
-I am too.
There's something that
I need to show you.
Fuck!
It's her diary.
Fucking Tommy.
Alison look at this.
Today I was hungry,
I stole food just like
Pip has to in the story.
I am starting to read with
better speed and understanding.
I have read every book
in my dad's house.
He has a lot and brings
many more home for me,
it is his way of
raising me by hand.
I plead with him to travel, but he
told me that I'm not allowed to do so.
Last time I spoke to
him about it he got upset
and struck me with
great force in the face.
I bled a lot, I always see
blood when he is unhappy.
That's how I know when
he doesn't favor me.
But that's ok.
For Pip doesn't have parents
at least I have one.
I do fear him though, as
sometimes he displays love,
other times he displays hate.
So I admit I get confused.
One day I shall run
outside like Pip,
far far away, maybe
even to London.
Hold on, hold this,
I'll be right back.
Where's Tommy?
Tommy!
What you doing, Cloud?
Where's the gun?
Where's he keep the fucking gun?
It's not here.
I think he found
Lauren's kidnapper.
What?
He's about to
do something stupid!
Today I was not in favor of my father,
as I feel pain on my body and my heart.
He hovered above me, his
shadow blocking my light and
forced himself on me as one
would do with their wife.
S.O. need units to respond
to 447 County Road 3
in reference to an armed subject
possibly in route to
that address, be advised
the subject is a
former police officer.
Over and over and
over and over I screamed...
Please stop...
I tried to scream but my
voice made no sound...
Over and over and
over and over again.
The only end of this life
seems death I thought.
Such a horrible
thought to think of.
Please go far, far from here
at this time father,
and never return to this land.
What the hell?
You're a hard man to find.
Who are you?
Fucker!
Cloud?
Drop the weapon!
I wanna see your hands!
Drop the hammer, put it down!
I wanna see your hands!
Drop it!
Hold your fire!
It doesn't have to
end like this, Tommy!
Let's be smart here.
Put the hammer down.
Look at me Tom.
Drop the hammer.
Come on Tom.
Let me take you in.
Ima put my gun away.
Tom, it's ok man.
Let's go.
Gun!
Dispatch this is unit 37, shots
fired, need an ambulance at the scene.
Clear!
It's been like a dream
having you back Lauren...
Just one of those you
don't wanna wake up from.
With you we were
a family and...
after, we just crumbled.
I cannot imagine what it was like for
you all those years with that monster.
Your light held this family
together and when he took you,
well I just think he took
a piece from all of us.
But I have learned that
who we are in this life,
it doesn't matter about the
tragedies we go through,
but it is how we respond
that makes our souls.
I'm sick Lauren, it's
just the way things are.
I don't have much time and I
don't want you to cry for me but,
I want you to know that, seein'
you, knowing that you're here safe...
It's all that I ever
wanted in this life.
And just know that
I'll always be there.
Long live the queen.
If you think I should wait till
next fall to go to Oxford I can.
That's what he
left you the money for.
I know but...
I don't want to leave
you here and everybody.
Do what you wanna do,
it's your choice.
I wonder what he
would say right now.
I don't know.
I just miss him I guess.
Me too.
Me too.
Yeah we're good.
So you gonna come
visit us soon?
Ok.
Alright I love you too.
Bye.
Hey, Noah?
Noah?
Hey, bud!
Mama's been calling for you.
You wanna go get
washed up for dinner?
Let's go, come on.
Hi, Perry.
You remember this?
I don't know what that is.
You don't?
Great Expectations?
Who the hell do
you think you are?
-Sir place your hands behind your back.
-Leave me alone!
Leave me alone!
In a court of law, you have
the right to a attorney...
Have you questioned her?
Who is she?