Anna Pigeon (2026) s01e04 Episode Script
Hell Is Other People
1
♪
I wanna help.
- [sirens in background]
- [groaning]
Anna, you went over my head.
I named one of my crows
after you.
$600,000.
I don't really feel like selling.
Thank you for everything
you've done for us.
You let me know
if you wanna see my talent.
I'm pretty sure I just did.
Can I ask you a few questions?
About Anna's husband's murder?
Is it always
the same nightmare?
Hi!
Married eight years,
and all my subconscious
cares about is one night.
[gunshot]
[eagle screeches in distance]
♪
You can always feel
a storm coming.
Leaves curl, pressure drops.
Maybe your bad shoulder hurts.
You feel it in your bones.
You want to curl up in bed.
I'm very excited
for your opening night.
- Yeah, me too, yeah.
- Yeah?
I love you.
I love you, too.
♪
I've been thinking
about Zach a lot lately.
Did something prompt this?
- I'm dating.
- What's his name?
Jesse.
And what's he like?
I don't know. He's hot.
- [scoffs]
- You always do this.
- Do what?
- Lead with lust.
No, I don't!
Attractive men
are your weakness.
I'm worried
I'm getting too attached.
Oh, well, I doubt that.
Your attachment style lately
has been avoidant.
I really wish people
would stop saying that.
All right, I'm done
folding all my laundry.
- I love you. I gotta go.
- [line disconnects]
I love you, too.
They say the best things
in life are free ♪
But that don't fly with
the birds and bees ♪
Anna! Bingo?
No, not tonight.
B-19.
Hey, perfect timing.
My shift's done in 15.
- I'm aware.
- Oh, you're paying attention?
- I am observant.
- [Jesse chuckles]
- Glass of white?
- Yeah.
♪
An atmospheric river
is barreling towards
northwestern Montana,
bringing heavy rain,
strong winds,
and lightning strikes.
We're expecting
a level three storm.
So, you and Jeremiah Paulson
were having a drink
the other day?
Evening to you, too, Anna.
Something tells me
he's not the kind of guy
that just shows up to say hello.
Has anyone ever told you
that you're nosy?
Everyone knows you're on track
to get a promotion.
He's just trying to get
his hooks into you.
[sighs]
Well, that's me
and my last beer.
No, uh, bingo night for you?
Looks fun.
I prefer to stay out of
the chatter zone.
How's the storm looking?
Is it gonna cause flash flooding?
Coming.
I'm watching it.
Category two seems manageable.
You know better than to let
your guard down with these things.
♪
♪
I'm never playing bingo again.
Don't blame bingo.
Blame the tequila.
All right, listen up.
Storm's been upgraded
to a category three.
Rain should be here
in about six hours.
Since, um, Sheila,
well, we're down a ranger.
Two, actually.
No budget to hire anybody new,
so we're gonna need
everybody on deck.
I'll call
Department of Transportation
and see what roads
we need to block off.
Great, then go block 'em off.
One group took out a permit
by the river.
They're in low terrain.
They need to be evacuated.
We evacuate
if we get an S.O.S.
Well, if there's flash flooding,
they're looking at a ten foot
wall of water.
You're not calling
the shots here.
- Anna!
- I'll be back in a few hours.
You said all hands on deck.
Unbelievable.
All right, let's go.
♪
I put some extra stuff
in your kit.
It's not a search and rescue.
It's just an evac.
- I'll be all right.
- You sure?
Just let me come with you.
I'd be a bad mentee
if I let you go out
in a storm alone.
That's not
how mentorship works.
That's how
my mentorship works.
Anna, I have a bad feeling.
These aren't the same woods
when the weather changes.
I'll be careful. I promise.
- Are you sure?
- Yes.
♪
[thunder rumbling]
♪
[group laughing]
Well, it's definitely
a surprise wedding.
- Maybe Romy's pregnant.
- Not yet.
[laughing]
The word you're looking for
is "romantic."
Ah, you see?
You stay married long enough,
you forget that word exists.
The love of my life,
ladies and gents!
Patrick!
- At least he's fire in the sack.
- Oh!
Well, I'm glad
I still serve a purpose.
Oh!
- Ta-da.
- Oh!
A cake for Romy and Tom.
- Wow, Lainey.
- [chuckles]
I know, I know.
I'm amazing.
Hi!
Hi, good morning.
Sorry to interrupt.
Um, my name's Anna Pigeon.
I'm here to escort you
out of the park.
There's a storm coming.
Oh, we've camped
through storms before.
We're expecting flash flooding.
Staying isn't an option.
You need to let them
try the cake.
We're celebrating
Tom and Romy's wedding.
Congratulations.
Quickly But, fine.
- Coffee?
- Sure.
I need to know
for your birthday.
- Mmm.
- There you go.
Lainey, it's amazing!
- Yeah, thanks.
- Lainey, it's delicious.
- Mm, you want some?
- No, I'm all right, thanks.
You guys hiked a cake
into the back country?
- You're serious.
- Yeah.
Patrick, Romy and I,
we've been camping every year
since law school, which was
God, I don't even
wanna think how long.
[laughs]
We were different people then.
Yeah, we were the only
three kids on scholarship,
so we learned
to look out for each other
- when no one else would.
- Yeah.
And this one's new to the crew.
Romy's new hubby, Tom,
is our camping virgin.
- [laughs]
- I've never camped.
- [chuckles]
- [thunder crashes]
Uh, hurry.
[thunder booms]
You guys better saddle up.
I wanna be on the trail head
in an hour.
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
Uh, Lainey,
don't forget your jacket.
Hmm?
Tom, next year
at Biscayne Park.
Follow the coast.
He'd need his driver's license
back for that.
- Lainey!
- What, Romy?
- He has a DUI.
- Why would she say that?
I'm not judging.
Uh, I'm just saying.
[laughs]
Oh, never believe when
a lawyer says that, Tom.
Sorry, man.
All right, you guys, come on.
We gotta get a move on.
Let's go.
This way. Let's go.
♪
[thunder booms]
- [Lainey shrieks]
- [horse whinnies in fear]
- Whoa! Lainey!
- Lainey!
- [Lainey groans]
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
- Hold on to the horses!
- Hey!
Here, take this.
What's her name?
Lainey.
She's gonna be okay, right?
- J-Just an accident.
- Lainey, can you hear me?
- [thunder booms]
- Lainey, you all right?
- [Lainey groaning]
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- I told you to hold on to them!
- The horses!
- Won't catch them now.
- [thunder booms]
♪
[groans]
- You're tougher than you look.
- [Lainey chuckles]
You might have a little bump
on your head,
- but you should be all right.
- Mmm
- That fall could've killed you.
- I'm fine, I'm fine.
I'll just get you some water.
Hey, did you
saddle your own horse earlier?
No. One of the others did.
- Okay.
- [thunder booms]
- Um, you can ride my horse, okay?
- No, I don't wanna get back on.
What about them,
the other horses?
- Will they be okay?
- Yeah, they'll be fine.
They're smart.
They'll get to higher ground.
- I'm more worried about us.
- [thunder booms]
- Be right back.
- Okay.
Hey, I, uh,
I-I got you some water.
Come here, bud.
Hey, Zoey, come in.
Shit.
Stupid ass,
haunted ass machine.
Hey, Zoey, come in.
Can you hear me?
- [Anna garbled over radio]
- Zoey, come in.
- Zoey, are you there?
- Hello?
- Can you hear me?
- Okay, I found the campers,
but we're walking,
so we're gonna
have to find shelter
before the storm hits.
- [Anna garbled over radio]
- You're coming in all broken.
Um, one of them
fell off her horse,
but I don't think
it was an accident.
I think her stirrup was cut.
Something weird's going on
with this group.
What? Anna!
Are you sure?
The question is,
who cut her stirrup and why?
Hey, can you hear me?
Zoey?
- Anna, do you read?
- Zoey-- get--
Jesus
Shit!
♪
- [thunder rumbles]
- [sirens approaching]
[chatter]
[phone ringing]
People are gonna be mad
about the closed trails.
- Busy day.
- Storm will do that.
How can I help?
Uh, my girlfriend,
she's in the backwoods.
I'm getting worried.
No cell service.
I can't remember exactly
what campground she was in.
I-I thought I could surprise her,
- head up to the trail head.
- Okay, if her, uh--
If her name's on the permit,
I can-I can look her up.
Great, great, uh,
y-you're a prince.
It's, uh, Lainey.
Lainey Webber.
♪
Would you rather be lost
in these woods
or kicked off Real Housewives?
Oh, so you don't care
I fell off a horse?
- Guys!
- Okay, fine!
So would you rather
die in a flood or in a fire?
- Fire, obviously.
- Really, fire?
It's a game they played
in law school.
They're weirdly intense.
Marry someone,
you marry their people.
My husband was warned.
I come with the side
of my sister's meddling.
Well, I bet he loves her now,
though, right?
We won't make it out of
the flood zone on time walking.
We need to find a shortcut.
There used to be a trail sign here.
We gotta go this way.
Without the horses,
we'll never make it
to higher ground
before the storm comes.
Yeah, but it doesn't
look like a path.
It's a historical trail.
There's a ranger station.
We'll be able to shelter there.
But why would they
close a trail?
Erosion, rough terrain,
too many accidents.
You guys, we are too low and
the storm is coming in too fast.
This whole area is gonna flood.
We gotta go!
- Come on.
- All right.
[thunder booms]
[collective chatter]
♪
To anyone who's been evacuated
from the amphitheater,
we're waiting on shuttles.
You'll be fine.
Everything will be okay.
Storms are no good for asthma.
Just breathe.
Hey, everyone.
Roads are closed.
We're not letting anyone
into the park, all right?
Go home.
I lost contact with Anna.
Signal's down.
What's her ETA?
I don't know.
Something's off.
I think she's hit
some kind of trouble.
Anna can handle herself.
We got our hands
full here, okay?
Excuse me.
Hey, uh, any news
about my girlfriend?
Sorry, it's the ninth circle
of hell in here.
- Name again?
- Lainey.
Lainey Weber.
I'm wondering if she's
been evacuated.
Um, I can tell you that
we sent a ranger out to get them.
I can't legally give you
her whole itinerary.
Not even in a storm?
Not even in an apocalypse.
♪
At least the wind's died down.
Let's have a drink.
I need a break.
Yeah, I'm thirsty.
Can we stop?
Yeah, yeah. I vote yes.
Okay, this seems like
a protected area.
- [groans]
- Take five, drink some water.
Oh
Oh
How's your head, Lainey?
It hurts.
Hey, Romy, can I talk to you?
Who, um, saddled the horses
when we took off?
I did.
I was showing Tom the ropes.
He's, uh, more of an indoor
plumbing kind of guy.
You didn't notice that
your friend's stirrup was torn?
No.
I had a lot on my plate.
Okay, guys,
who has the water?
Tom, did you
♪
Geoff! Geoff Miller.
What now?
Bathroom is flooded.
For the love of God.
Come on!
- Power's out.
- I got it.
- [groans]
- Ooh
[chuckles]
Hey, Jesse, you-you open?
We're open.
- Power's out?
- Yeah.
Yeah.
Normally, you know,
the bar's a little busier.
It's, um, it's crazy out there.
Well, I was out buying groceries,
and the wind really
started whipping up,
and then I was at home,
and there was no one
to talk to, so
Right.
Yeah, please.
I get it, the rangers
are out helping people.
- Being quietly heroic.
- Yeah.
Leaving us behind.
Welcome to
the Rangers Wives Club.
- [groans]
- Hand it to me.
- [chuckles]
- Oh, careful, man.
I married a girl
more capable than me,
it's a golden handcuff.
Don't listen to him.
He gets all manosphere
when he's bored.
I'm being honest, Tom.
We married divorce lawyers.
We're pretty much trapped.
[thunder rumbling]
I'm not worried
about my marriage.
Besides, Romy's considering
switching specialties anyway.
What does that even mean?
- Like you don't know.
- [scoffs]
It is not my fault
you didn't make partner.
You can't steal
my biggest client
and then say shit like that.
I didn't steal your client.
- You lost him.
- Yeah, okay, we get it, Lainey.
You're a shark.
You go where the blood is.
Guess what?
I'm a shark, too.
- Oh, my God, Lainey.
- Oh, yeah, you are.
- Tired.
- Lainey.
- Still a little tired.
- Lainey, Lainey.
- Stay out of it.
- Just give it a break.
- Stay out--
- He's part of it, Lainey.
Oh, my God, you guys.
Just give it a break!
Hey!
[thunder rumbling]
All right, you guys, we gotta go.
Look, I could use a bio break.
- Maybe we all could.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, right?
- Guys
Can we just stay close
to the trail?
- Are we gonna--
- Hey, Lainey.
- Uh
- Getting cold.
Oh, never mind.
I'm gonna go this way.
Yeah, why-why aren't
we using a compass?
No, this is great.
Everyone's going. Perfect.
Hey, can you stay close
where I can see you?
You, hey!
Zoey?
Hey, Zoey, can you hear me?
Anna, are you okay?
Holy smokes, can't believe
I'm getting reception
- in the closet.
- Hey, hey, listen to me.
I need you to look into
these campers.
They say they're friends,
but they seem to be
trying to kill each other.
Can you pull up
the NCIC database?
Um, power's out.
Um, the computers are down.
Shit.
Okay, okay.
Um, use the landline.
Call the State police.
I need to know
if any of these guys
have a criminal record.
The names are Lainey Weber,
her husband,
Patrick Montgomery.
[thunder rumbling]
Shit, Zoey?
[radio crackling]
Zoey, can you hear me?
Anna?
♪
Lainey, you all right?
I'm okay.
My phone's being an asshole.
Okay, we should go.
[Romy screams]
[screaming, crying]
Please help me.
- [cries]
- Somebody help me.
Help.
[groans]
[gasps, grunts]
Oh, my God.
I got you, I got you.
- I got you.
- Help me.
I got you, I-I got you.
No, no, Romy, don't let go!
- [indistinct shouting]
- Romy!
Romy, no-no! Romy!
[screams]
Romy!
Hey, are you up there?
What happened?
She fell down the side
of the ravine.
- I need my pack.
- What? Is she okay?
Where's Romy?
Oh, shit. Shit!
You guys, throw me the pack.
It's got my gear in there.
- I'm coming to you.
- No!
No, no, no, no!
Romy's down there alone.
I wanna help.
No!
Throw me my pack now!
- [grunts]
- Let me help.
You can help by going to shelter.
If I'm right, there should be
a cabin a few miles down.
Yeah, and if you're wrong?
- Sue me.
- Just do what she says.
- All right, let's go.
- Go!
Let's go. Hey.
[grunts]
[painful groans]
Help me. Please help me.
[thunder rumbling]
♪
Okay, so backup generator
is dead,
and all we got is
bad coffee and blankets.
Thanks.
Mm-hmm,
but I do have clearance.
I just can't access the database
'cause the power is out.
Sir, sir! I'll get to you.
We have a lot
going on here, please.
Okay.
No, no, no, listen to me.
She's a ranger.
We lost contact.
No, it wasn't an SOS.
But if we wait for an SOS,
it'll be too late.
[frustrated groan]
Thanks for nothing.
This day sucks.
It's okay.
Hi, I-I'm looking for,
uh, a Jeremiah Paulson.
Yeah, he-he made an offer
on some land that I own.
Sorry, I-I-I can't hear you.
Yeah, can I--
Can I speak to
Mr. Paulson, please?
I-- Hello?
Hello? Hello?
Hey!
- [groans]
- Come on
I heard there was
cell service in here.
Restroom's busted.
Station's full of angry hikers.
Power's out, Zoey's on my ass.
Anna's God knows where.
And Jeremiah Paulson
is pressuring me
to sell him my land.
He's left several messages.
[sighs]
Do you need a shoulder
to cry on, Geoff?
No.
Frieda, you're doing a great job.
- Thanks.
- Hang in there.
Uh, don't-don't do it, Geoff.
I know what you're about to do.
Don't do it.
- And no bars.
- [chuckles]
♪
[thunder rumbling]
[groans]
♪
♪
Hang in there, Romy.
I'm almost there.
- [whimpering]
- Help me, help me
It's okay.
I'm here, I'm here.
Help me.
- [cries]
- No!
Let me see, let me see.
Please help me.
- No! No!
- Whoa-whoa-whoa!
Romy, it's okay, it's okay.
Romy, it's okay.
Just calm down.
It's okay.
- I'm here to help you.
- I just wanna go home.
- I know, I'm gonna help you.
- I just wanna go home.
I'm gonna help you.
It's okay.
I'm here to help.
It's okay. You gotta let me
help you, okay?
I'm gonna splint your leg.
Just stay still for me.
- Hold on.
- I wanna go home.
- I know, I know, I know.
- I just wanna go home.
I know. You're in shock,
I'm gonna give you one of these.
Okay, here.
[whimpering]
I need you to take this, okay?
It's sour candy.
It's gonna help you
with the shock.
Shit, I need to splint this.
Just stay still.
I need you to help me, okay?
I need you to help me.
Let me see.
I'm going to need you
to hold these.
Can you hold these for me?
I know, I know, I know.
I didn't-I didn't--
Okay, that's okay.
It's okay, it's okay,
it's okay.
- You're doing good.
- I-I didn't fall.
I didn't-- I didn't fall.
What do you mean
you didn't fall?
I was walking,
and someone came up behind,
and they pushed me.
Wait, you weren't
wearing this jacket?
No, I put it on
because I was cold.
But this isn't your jacket?
No, it's Lainey's.
He wasn't trying to push you.
He was trying to push her.
No, who are you talking about?
Oh, my God, Patrick.
The three of you
are so incestuous,
I forgot about rule number one.
It's always the husband.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
What are you talking about?
I'm saying I sent your friend
to a cabin in the woods
with the man
who's trying to kill her.
Come on.
- [groans]
- Come on, I got you.
I got you.
[thunder rumbling]
- [whimpering]
- Come on.
- Come on.
- Oh.
just to see what it was,
and he lay on
the couch for two days.
Did-did he go
to the doctors?
Do you think he went
to the doctors?
- [chuckles]
- Guess not.
Mm-mm, nope.
Because he thinks he is
the mushroom whisperer.
- Mmm
- And another time,
he found a wounded porcupine,
which sounds cute.
Then we nursed it back to health,
and it was less cute.
And then there's
the ranger housing.
You know? You have heard.
I've heard.
One time, I had
a scab on my knee,
and when I woke up,
a mouse was eating it.
There was a mouse
eating your scab?
I should go.
You didn't finish your beer.
No, I'm not much of a drinker.
[chuckles]
But if you're dating Anna Pigeon,
you need it more than I do.
[giggles]
Just kidding.
Take care, Bethany.
[thunder rumbling]
You-you good?
[ranger chatter]
I hate rain.
[chatter continues]
I drowned.
Well, nearly drowned.
I was 10, bad storm.
Me-me and my cousins
were out in the water.
They were all big.
They could swim.
I was small.
I got caught in the current.
Yeah
It happens.
My cousin pulled me out.
So I've always been lucky.
But my luck's
just been off, I think.
I have a bad feeling.
Anna get her kit?
Yeah. I made sure she had it
before she left.
Changed her luck.
We got your back too.
Can't fix all this shit alone.
Thanks.
Any personal recommendations?
Places you recommend I check out
while I'm here?
Guy's a pain in the ass.
- Yep.
- Yeah?
Pretty chatty for a guy
who's desperate
to find his girlfriend, huh?
- [sighs]
- Where are you, girl?
Okay, well, you can take
your girlfriend.
Lainey, right?
[thunder booming]
When I talked to Anna,
she asked me to look into
the camper she went
to go evacuate.
She gave me the names,
but the computers aren't working
because the power is out.
Zoey, slow down.
[deep exhale]
She's with a woman
named Lainey
and her husband Patrick.
You know how we saw
a dude outside
trying to rizz up Christina?
Rizz?
Like, pull her.
Like, he's trying to score.
Like, get her to go
sleep with him.
His girlfriend's name
is Lainey Weber.
He's up to something.
I'm gonna find out what it is.
You. My office.
What are you really doing here?
I'm just waiting
to find my girlfriend.
Right. Your girlfriend.
The one you're so worried about.
I saw you making moves
on Christina.
You're the ones who won't
tell me where she is.
She's with her husband.
I have a feeling
you already knew that.
So Lainey and I
are having an affair.
Big deal.
Listen,
I smoked my last
emergency cigarette.
I'd like to go home.
One of our rangers
is with her right now.
She said that someone
messed with Lainey's horse.
If you know something,
you need to tell us.
[exhales]
They're all in danger.
From who? You?
I'm not the one
you should be worried about.
Hang tight.
I know Patrick.
He wouldn't hurt Lainey.
Give me a hand.
Oh, my God, Romy! Romy!
- Oh, God, are you okay?
- Your leg!
You all right?
Oh, my God.
Let me look at your leg.
Give me your leg.
Are you okay?
Did anything happen?
You're asking me?
You're the one who went down a ravine.
Unfortunately, your husband's
trying to kill you.
What?
Okay, uh
I think the storm
is driving you crazy.
Oh, okay.
You want to make this harder?
Sure. I bet you have a killer
life insurance policy.
More than enough.
Divorcing a divorce lawyer
won't get you a cent.
Faking an accident's easier.
Okay, that's insane.
I don't want to leave my wife.
She's the one cheating on me.
What?
Yeah, I've seen
his messages, Lainey.
I've heard his voice.
He calls you at night.
So what, this is about
punishing her for leaving you?
No, I'm not trying to kill her.
I don't have a boyfriend, Patrick!
You hide every message
he sends you.
- Because he's--
- Who is he?
He's a P.I., okay?
My best friend tells me
she's married some stranger.
I need to make sure she's safe.
What? You hired a P.I.?
You're still doing that.
You said you'd stop.
"Still?"
What is he saying, "still?"
You're a romantic.
It clouds your judgment.
And sometimes I check out
who you're dating, okay?
It's due diligence!
Well, Lainey,
You need to stop doing this.
You need to stop
controlling my life.
My work life, my love life.
Partner track's cutthroat!
I am not your puppet, Lainey,
and I will not let you
get rid of Tom.
That's a pretty solid flame
for someone with no camping
experience, Tom.
Please,
don't get me involved.
I-I barely know these people.
You were with Romy when
she was saddling the horses.
You were there in the forest
when she was pushed.
I saw your expression
when Lainey mentioned the DUI.
That's when you figured it out.
And you thought,
"What a great place
"to get rid of someone
that's looking into you."
[screaming]
Woah, woah, woah, woah!
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!
Guess I need a new plan.
Charged with murder,
but he jumped bail,
pushed his wife
down a flight of stairs.
Anna's out there
with a killer.
Guy's got a history
of marrying rich women
who mysteriously die.
Two others that I know of.
Tried to get ahold
of my client, Lainey,
but I haven't been able to reach her
since she got to the park.
So here I am.
He's that dangerous?
Who knows what he'll do
when he's cornered.
You were right. She's in trouble.
We gotta get her out of there.
Storm's breaking.
Let's saddle up. Stay here.
[thunder rumbling]
What did you find?
The campers are here.
All the trails out will be flooded.
There used to be a trail here
and an old ranger station too.
It's gotta be it.
I just hope
we're not too late.
Yeah.
- Why are you doing this?
- Just let me get to that door
and we can forget all about this.
That's not gonna happen.
Patrick! Patrick!
[grunting]
- No!
- [ shouts in pain ]
He stabbed me.
Oh, my God!
Patrick, are you okay?
The cabin's on fire!
[grunting and yelling]
[coughing]
- Guys, stop him!
- [coughing]
I can't see!
[door rattling]
[banging on door]
The door's stuck!
Is there another way out?
I can't see.
What about the windows?
They're boarded!
- [coughing]
- [fire roaring]
Oh, no,
we're going to burn in here.
Just get low.
Get to the ground.
We're going to run out
of air first.
[coughs]
I-I think there's a way out here.
Watch out!
♪
[grunting and coughing]
Romy, you guys see a way out?
[coughing]
It's too smokey.
I can't see. Where are we?
Patrick, follow me.
It's a box. We're in a box.
[coughing]
Anna, the fire's out of control.
We need to find
a way out of here.
Anna?
[indistinct conversation
and laughter]
- Anna! Hello?!
- Shut up for a second!
Hello?!
Guys, I'm claustrophobic.
I just--
not be able to see
is making it worse.
Just give me a second. Okay?
Talk to me.
Tell me how you met.
We had to do a presentation,
and-and we all wanted
to take the lead.
Yeah, we were all sharks.
I guess that's what we saw
in each other.
- [weeping]
- Shit, I'm so sorry.
If we die
No, no, no. Don't say die.
I'm sorry. I mean it.
I'm gonna change, okay?
I promise.
These boards are rotten.
- There. There!
- What?
Right there!
We're in the shed!
Wait!
[pained grunting]
- Get up.
- [coughing]
Anna!
- Zoey!
- Patrick
Zoey, Tom
We know. We know.
We busted him in the bush.
He was trying
to take off on Ace.
[coughing and pained moaning]
It's over. You're safe.
♪
[indistinct chatter]
I'm fine.
- [cheering]
- Hey!
Finally. Yes.
I know I shouldn't have
gone out there alone.
Okay? I know.
We need a better dynamic
than you not following my orders.
I'm never not gonna help.
There's merit in being
a team player, Anna.
You okay? You sure?
Hey.
You okay?
People deal with broken hearts
every day, don't they?
But at least
I have my people.
You guys are pretty close, huh?
Could, uh, probably use
some boundaries.
My sister, who's a psychiatrist,
would say yes.
But they helped me
get through the fire,
and you did too.
Yeah. Yeah.
- Take care of yourself.
- You too.
[police siren]
Hey.
I owe you an apology.
It's okay.
No. If you wouldn't
have given me that kit,
when Romy fell, I don't know
what I would have done.
You would have figured it out.
Maybe. But I should have
listened to you.
Yeah, well, because
you didn't listen to me,
I had to conquer the storm
to come save you,
and that was pretty cool.
True.
So I guess my luck's
turning around.
I'd bet on you.
I guess this is like
when the student
becomes the master situation.
Like, mentee becomes mentor.
No.
Fair. Oy!
Did you apologize to Geoff yet?
What do you think?
♪
Crazy day.
Yeah.
I don't know how you do it.
You make it look easy.
I feel like I'm always a mess.
You're not a mess.
Anna's a mess.
Bought a charm bracelet
for the next bingo night.
It's really pretty.
There, just made that one
lucky for you.
Come on.
After you make it through
a storm, things change.
I think I've become
addicted to the solitude.
You guys mind if I join?
- Please do.
- Please.
Beautiful night.
Just talking about we want
to spend the night here.
Yes.
I remember the love I once had.
But what if being in that moment
means this moment
passes you by?
Hey.
Hi.
How was your day?
♪
♪
I wanna help.
- [sirens in background]
- [groaning]
Anna, you went over my head.
I named one of my crows
after you.
$600,000.
I don't really feel like selling.
Thank you for everything
you've done for us.
You let me know
if you wanna see my talent.
I'm pretty sure I just did.
Can I ask you a few questions?
About Anna's husband's murder?
Is it always
the same nightmare?
Hi!
Married eight years,
and all my subconscious
cares about is one night.
[gunshot]
[eagle screeches in distance]
♪
You can always feel
a storm coming.
Leaves curl, pressure drops.
Maybe your bad shoulder hurts.
You feel it in your bones.
You want to curl up in bed.
I'm very excited
for your opening night.
- Yeah, me too, yeah.
- Yeah?
I love you.
I love you, too.
♪
I've been thinking
about Zach a lot lately.
Did something prompt this?
- I'm dating.
- What's his name?
Jesse.
And what's he like?
I don't know. He's hot.
- [scoffs]
- You always do this.
- Do what?
- Lead with lust.
No, I don't!
Attractive men
are your weakness.
I'm worried
I'm getting too attached.
Oh, well, I doubt that.
Your attachment style lately
has been avoidant.
I really wish people
would stop saying that.
All right, I'm done
folding all my laundry.
- I love you. I gotta go.
- [line disconnects]
I love you, too.
They say the best things
in life are free ♪
But that don't fly with
the birds and bees ♪
Anna! Bingo?
No, not tonight.
B-19.
Hey, perfect timing.
My shift's done in 15.
- I'm aware.
- Oh, you're paying attention?
- I am observant.
- [Jesse chuckles]
- Glass of white?
- Yeah.
♪
An atmospheric river
is barreling towards
northwestern Montana,
bringing heavy rain,
strong winds,
and lightning strikes.
We're expecting
a level three storm.
So, you and Jeremiah Paulson
were having a drink
the other day?
Evening to you, too, Anna.
Something tells me
he's not the kind of guy
that just shows up to say hello.
Has anyone ever told you
that you're nosy?
Everyone knows you're on track
to get a promotion.
He's just trying to get
his hooks into you.
[sighs]
Well, that's me
and my last beer.
No, uh, bingo night for you?
Looks fun.
I prefer to stay out of
the chatter zone.
How's the storm looking?
Is it gonna cause flash flooding?
Coming.
I'm watching it.
Category two seems manageable.
You know better than to let
your guard down with these things.
♪
♪
I'm never playing bingo again.
Don't blame bingo.
Blame the tequila.
All right, listen up.
Storm's been upgraded
to a category three.
Rain should be here
in about six hours.
Since, um, Sheila,
well, we're down a ranger.
Two, actually.
No budget to hire anybody new,
so we're gonna need
everybody on deck.
I'll call
Department of Transportation
and see what roads
we need to block off.
Great, then go block 'em off.
One group took out a permit
by the river.
They're in low terrain.
They need to be evacuated.
We evacuate
if we get an S.O.S.
Well, if there's flash flooding,
they're looking at a ten foot
wall of water.
You're not calling
the shots here.
- Anna!
- I'll be back in a few hours.
You said all hands on deck.
Unbelievable.
All right, let's go.
♪
I put some extra stuff
in your kit.
It's not a search and rescue.
It's just an evac.
- I'll be all right.
- You sure?
Just let me come with you.
I'd be a bad mentee
if I let you go out
in a storm alone.
That's not
how mentorship works.
That's how
my mentorship works.
Anna, I have a bad feeling.
These aren't the same woods
when the weather changes.
I'll be careful. I promise.
- Are you sure?
- Yes.
♪
[thunder rumbling]
♪
[group laughing]
Well, it's definitely
a surprise wedding.
- Maybe Romy's pregnant.
- Not yet.
[laughing]
The word you're looking for
is "romantic."
Ah, you see?
You stay married long enough,
you forget that word exists.
The love of my life,
ladies and gents!
Patrick!
- At least he's fire in the sack.
- Oh!
Well, I'm glad
I still serve a purpose.
Oh!
- Ta-da.
- Oh!
A cake for Romy and Tom.
- Wow, Lainey.
- [chuckles]
I know, I know.
I'm amazing.
Hi!
Hi, good morning.
Sorry to interrupt.
Um, my name's Anna Pigeon.
I'm here to escort you
out of the park.
There's a storm coming.
Oh, we've camped
through storms before.
We're expecting flash flooding.
Staying isn't an option.
You need to let them
try the cake.
We're celebrating
Tom and Romy's wedding.
Congratulations.
Quickly But, fine.
- Coffee?
- Sure.
I need to know
for your birthday.
- Mmm.
- There you go.
Lainey, it's amazing!
- Yeah, thanks.
- Lainey, it's delicious.
- Mm, you want some?
- No, I'm all right, thanks.
You guys hiked a cake
into the back country?
- You're serious.
- Yeah.
Patrick, Romy and I,
we've been camping every year
since law school, which was
God, I don't even
wanna think how long.
[laughs]
We were different people then.
Yeah, we were the only
three kids on scholarship,
so we learned
to look out for each other
- when no one else would.
- Yeah.
And this one's new to the crew.
Romy's new hubby, Tom,
is our camping virgin.
- [laughs]
- I've never camped.
- [chuckles]
- [thunder crashes]
Uh, hurry.
[thunder booms]
You guys better saddle up.
I wanna be on the trail head
in an hour.
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
Uh, Lainey,
don't forget your jacket.
Hmm?
Tom, next year
at Biscayne Park.
Follow the coast.
He'd need his driver's license
back for that.
- Lainey!
- What, Romy?
- He has a DUI.
- Why would she say that?
I'm not judging.
Uh, I'm just saying.
[laughs]
Oh, never believe when
a lawyer says that, Tom.
Sorry, man.
All right, you guys, come on.
We gotta get a move on.
Let's go.
This way. Let's go.
♪
[thunder booms]
- [Lainey shrieks]
- [horse whinnies in fear]
- Whoa! Lainey!
- Lainey!
- [Lainey groans]
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
- Hold on to the horses!
- Hey!
Here, take this.
What's her name?
Lainey.
She's gonna be okay, right?
- J-Just an accident.
- Lainey, can you hear me?
- [thunder booms]
- Lainey, you all right?
- [Lainey groaning]
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- I told you to hold on to them!
- The horses!
- Won't catch them now.
- [thunder booms]
♪
[groans]
- You're tougher than you look.
- [Lainey chuckles]
You might have a little bump
on your head,
- but you should be all right.
- Mmm
- That fall could've killed you.
- I'm fine, I'm fine.
I'll just get you some water.
Hey, did you
saddle your own horse earlier?
No. One of the others did.
- Okay.
- [thunder booms]
- Um, you can ride my horse, okay?
- No, I don't wanna get back on.
What about them,
the other horses?
- Will they be okay?
- Yeah, they'll be fine.
They're smart.
They'll get to higher ground.
- I'm more worried about us.
- [thunder booms]
- Be right back.
- Okay.
Hey, I, uh,
I-I got you some water.
Come here, bud.
Hey, Zoey, come in.
Shit.
Stupid ass,
haunted ass machine.
Hey, Zoey, come in.
Can you hear me?
- [Anna garbled over radio]
- Zoey, come in.
- Zoey, are you there?
- Hello?
- Can you hear me?
- Okay, I found the campers,
but we're walking,
so we're gonna
have to find shelter
before the storm hits.
- [Anna garbled over radio]
- You're coming in all broken.
Um, one of them
fell off her horse,
but I don't think
it was an accident.
I think her stirrup was cut.
Something weird's going on
with this group.
What? Anna!
Are you sure?
The question is,
who cut her stirrup and why?
Hey, can you hear me?
Zoey?
- Anna, do you read?
- Zoey-- get--
Jesus
Shit!
♪
- [thunder rumbles]
- [sirens approaching]
[chatter]
[phone ringing]
People are gonna be mad
about the closed trails.
- Busy day.
- Storm will do that.
How can I help?
Uh, my girlfriend,
she's in the backwoods.
I'm getting worried.
No cell service.
I can't remember exactly
what campground she was in.
I-I thought I could surprise her,
- head up to the trail head.
- Okay, if her, uh--
If her name's on the permit,
I can-I can look her up.
Great, great, uh,
y-you're a prince.
It's, uh, Lainey.
Lainey Webber.
♪
Would you rather be lost
in these woods
or kicked off Real Housewives?
Oh, so you don't care
I fell off a horse?
- Guys!
- Okay, fine!
So would you rather
die in a flood or in a fire?
- Fire, obviously.
- Really, fire?
It's a game they played
in law school.
They're weirdly intense.
Marry someone,
you marry their people.
My husband was warned.
I come with the side
of my sister's meddling.
Well, I bet he loves her now,
though, right?
We won't make it out of
the flood zone on time walking.
We need to find a shortcut.
There used to be a trail sign here.
We gotta go this way.
Without the horses,
we'll never make it
to higher ground
before the storm comes.
Yeah, but it doesn't
look like a path.
It's a historical trail.
There's a ranger station.
We'll be able to shelter there.
But why would they
close a trail?
Erosion, rough terrain,
too many accidents.
You guys, we are too low and
the storm is coming in too fast.
This whole area is gonna flood.
We gotta go!
- Come on.
- All right.
[thunder booms]
[collective chatter]
♪
To anyone who's been evacuated
from the amphitheater,
we're waiting on shuttles.
You'll be fine.
Everything will be okay.
Storms are no good for asthma.
Just breathe.
Hey, everyone.
Roads are closed.
We're not letting anyone
into the park, all right?
Go home.
I lost contact with Anna.
Signal's down.
What's her ETA?
I don't know.
Something's off.
I think she's hit
some kind of trouble.
Anna can handle herself.
We got our hands
full here, okay?
Excuse me.
Hey, uh, any news
about my girlfriend?
Sorry, it's the ninth circle
of hell in here.
- Name again?
- Lainey.
Lainey Weber.
I'm wondering if she's
been evacuated.
Um, I can tell you that
we sent a ranger out to get them.
I can't legally give you
her whole itinerary.
Not even in a storm?
Not even in an apocalypse.
♪
At least the wind's died down.
Let's have a drink.
I need a break.
Yeah, I'm thirsty.
Can we stop?
Yeah, yeah. I vote yes.
Okay, this seems like
a protected area.
- [groans]
- Take five, drink some water.
Oh
Oh
How's your head, Lainey?
It hurts.
Hey, Romy, can I talk to you?
Who, um, saddled the horses
when we took off?
I did.
I was showing Tom the ropes.
He's, uh, more of an indoor
plumbing kind of guy.
You didn't notice that
your friend's stirrup was torn?
No.
I had a lot on my plate.
Okay, guys,
who has the water?
Tom, did you
♪
Geoff! Geoff Miller.
What now?
Bathroom is flooded.
For the love of God.
Come on!
- Power's out.
- I got it.
- [groans]
- Ooh
[chuckles]
Hey, Jesse, you-you open?
We're open.
- Power's out?
- Yeah.
Yeah.
Normally, you know,
the bar's a little busier.
It's, um, it's crazy out there.
Well, I was out buying groceries,
and the wind really
started whipping up,
and then I was at home,
and there was no one
to talk to, so
Right.
Yeah, please.
I get it, the rangers
are out helping people.
- Being quietly heroic.
- Yeah.
Leaving us behind.
Welcome to
the Rangers Wives Club.
- [groans]
- Hand it to me.
- [chuckles]
- Oh, careful, man.
I married a girl
more capable than me,
it's a golden handcuff.
Don't listen to him.
He gets all manosphere
when he's bored.
I'm being honest, Tom.
We married divorce lawyers.
We're pretty much trapped.
[thunder rumbling]
I'm not worried
about my marriage.
Besides, Romy's considering
switching specialties anyway.
What does that even mean?
- Like you don't know.
- [scoffs]
It is not my fault
you didn't make partner.
You can't steal
my biggest client
and then say shit like that.
I didn't steal your client.
- You lost him.
- Yeah, okay, we get it, Lainey.
You're a shark.
You go where the blood is.
Guess what?
I'm a shark, too.
- Oh, my God, Lainey.
- Oh, yeah, you are.
- Tired.
- Lainey.
- Still a little tired.
- Lainey, Lainey.
- Stay out of it.
- Just give it a break.
- Stay out--
- He's part of it, Lainey.
Oh, my God, you guys.
Just give it a break!
Hey!
[thunder rumbling]
All right, you guys, we gotta go.
Look, I could use a bio break.
- Maybe we all could.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, right?
- Guys
Can we just stay close
to the trail?
- Are we gonna--
- Hey, Lainey.
- Uh
- Getting cold.
Oh, never mind.
I'm gonna go this way.
Yeah, why-why aren't
we using a compass?
No, this is great.
Everyone's going. Perfect.
Hey, can you stay close
where I can see you?
You, hey!
Zoey?
Hey, Zoey, can you hear me?
Anna, are you okay?
Holy smokes, can't believe
I'm getting reception
- in the closet.
- Hey, hey, listen to me.
I need you to look into
these campers.
They say they're friends,
but they seem to be
trying to kill each other.
Can you pull up
the NCIC database?
Um, power's out.
Um, the computers are down.
Shit.
Okay, okay.
Um, use the landline.
Call the State police.
I need to know
if any of these guys
have a criminal record.
The names are Lainey Weber,
her husband,
Patrick Montgomery.
[thunder rumbling]
Shit, Zoey?
[radio crackling]
Zoey, can you hear me?
Anna?
♪
Lainey, you all right?
I'm okay.
My phone's being an asshole.
Okay, we should go.
[Romy screams]
[screaming, crying]
Please help me.
- [cries]
- Somebody help me.
Help.
[groans]
[gasps, grunts]
Oh, my God.
I got you, I got you.
- I got you.
- Help me.
I got you, I-I got you.
No, no, Romy, don't let go!
- [indistinct shouting]
- Romy!
Romy, no-no! Romy!
[screams]
Romy!
Hey, are you up there?
What happened?
She fell down the side
of the ravine.
- I need my pack.
- What? Is she okay?
Where's Romy?
Oh, shit. Shit!
You guys, throw me the pack.
It's got my gear in there.
- I'm coming to you.
- No!
No, no, no, no!
Romy's down there alone.
I wanna help.
No!
Throw me my pack now!
- [grunts]
- Let me help.
You can help by going to shelter.
If I'm right, there should be
a cabin a few miles down.
Yeah, and if you're wrong?
- Sue me.
- Just do what she says.
- All right, let's go.
- Go!
Let's go. Hey.
[grunts]
[painful groans]
Help me. Please help me.
[thunder rumbling]
♪
Okay, so backup generator
is dead,
and all we got is
bad coffee and blankets.
Thanks.
Mm-hmm,
but I do have clearance.
I just can't access the database
'cause the power is out.
Sir, sir! I'll get to you.
We have a lot
going on here, please.
Okay.
No, no, no, listen to me.
She's a ranger.
We lost contact.
No, it wasn't an SOS.
But if we wait for an SOS,
it'll be too late.
[frustrated groan]
Thanks for nothing.
This day sucks.
It's okay.
Hi, I-I'm looking for,
uh, a Jeremiah Paulson.
Yeah, he-he made an offer
on some land that I own.
Sorry, I-I-I can't hear you.
Yeah, can I--
Can I speak to
Mr. Paulson, please?
I-- Hello?
Hello? Hello?
Hey!
- [groans]
- Come on
I heard there was
cell service in here.
Restroom's busted.
Station's full of angry hikers.
Power's out, Zoey's on my ass.
Anna's God knows where.
And Jeremiah Paulson
is pressuring me
to sell him my land.
He's left several messages.
[sighs]
Do you need a shoulder
to cry on, Geoff?
No.
Frieda, you're doing a great job.
- Thanks.
- Hang in there.
Uh, don't-don't do it, Geoff.
I know what you're about to do.
Don't do it.
- And no bars.
- [chuckles]
♪
[thunder rumbling]
[groans]
♪
♪
Hang in there, Romy.
I'm almost there.
- [whimpering]
- Help me, help me
It's okay.
I'm here, I'm here.
Help me.
- [cries]
- No!
Let me see, let me see.
Please help me.
- No! No!
- Whoa-whoa-whoa!
Romy, it's okay, it's okay.
Romy, it's okay.
Just calm down.
It's okay.
- I'm here to help you.
- I just wanna go home.
- I know, I'm gonna help you.
- I just wanna go home.
I'm gonna help you.
It's okay.
I'm here to help.
It's okay. You gotta let me
help you, okay?
I'm gonna splint your leg.
Just stay still for me.
- Hold on.
- I wanna go home.
- I know, I know, I know.
- I just wanna go home.
I know. You're in shock,
I'm gonna give you one of these.
Okay, here.
[whimpering]
I need you to take this, okay?
It's sour candy.
It's gonna help you
with the shock.
Shit, I need to splint this.
Just stay still.
I need you to help me, okay?
I need you to help me.
Let me see.
I'm going to need you
to hold these.
Can you hold these for me?
I know, I know, I know.
I didn't-I didn't--
Okay, that's okay.
It's okay, it's okay,
it's okay.
- You're doing good.
- I-I didn't fall.
I didn't-- I didn't fall.
What do you mean
you didn't fall?
I was walking,
and someone came up behind,
and they pushed me.
Wait, you weren't
wearing this jacket?
No, I put it on
because I was cold.
But this isn't your jacket?
No, it's Lainey's.
He wasn't trying to push you.
He was trying to push her.
No, who are you talking about?
Oh, my God, Patrick.
The three of you
are so incestuous,
I forgot about rule number one.
It's always the husband.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
What are you talking about?
I'm saying I sent your friend
to a cabin in the woods
with the man
who's trying to kill her.
Come on.
- [groans]
- Come on, I got you.
I got you.
[thunder rumbling]
- [whimpering]
- Come on.
- Come on.
- Oh.
just to see what it was,
and he lay on
the couch for two days.
Did-did he go
to the doctors?
Do you think he went
to the doctors?
- [chuckles]
- Guess not.
Mm-mm, nope.
Because he thinks he is
the mushroom whisperer.
- Mmm
- And another time,
he found a wounded porcupine,
which sounds cute.
Then we nursed it back to health,
and it was less cute.
And then there's
the ranger housing.
You know? You have heard.
I've heard.
One time, I had
a scab on my knee,
and when I woke up,
a mouse was eating it.
There was a mouse
eating your scab?
I should go.
You didn't finish your beer.
No, I'm not much of a drinker.
[chuckles]
But if you're dating Anna Pigeon,
you need it more than I do.
[giggles]
Just kidding.
Take care, Bethany.
[thunder rumbling]
You-you good?
[ranger chatter]
I hate rain.
[chatter continues]
I drowned.
Well, nearly drowned.
I was 10, bad storm.
Me-me and my cousins
were out in the water.
They were all big.
They could swim.
I was small.
I got caught in the current.
Yeah
It happens.
My cousin pulled me out.
So I've always been lucky.
But my luck's
just been off, I think.
I have a bad feeling.
Anna get her kit?
Yeah. I made sure she had it
before she left.
Changed her luck.
We got your back too.
Can't fix all this shit alone.
Thanks.
Any personal recommendations?
Places you recommend I check out
while I'm here?
Guy's a pain in the ass.
- Yep.
- Yeah?
Pretty chatty for a guy
who's desperate
to find his girlfriend, huh?
- [sighs]
- Where are you, girl?
Okay, well, you can take
your girlfriend.
Lainey, right?
[thunder booming]
When I talked to Anna,
she asked me to look into
the camper she went
to go evacuate.
She gave me the names,
but the computers aren't working
because the power is out.
Zoey, slow down.
[deep exhale]
She's with a woman
named Lainey
and her husband Patrick.
You know how we saw
a dude outside
trying to rizz up Christina?
Rizz?
Like, pull her.
Like, he's trying to score.
Like, get her to go
sleep with him.
His girlfriend's name
is Lainey Weber.
He's up to something.
I'm gonna find out what it is.
You. My office.
What are you really doing here?
I'm just waiting
to find my girlfriend.
Right. Your girlfriend.
The one you're so worried about.
I saw you making moves
on Christina.
You're the ones who won't
tell me where she is.
She's with her husband.
I have a feeling
you already knew that.
So Lainey and I
are having an affair.
Big deal.
Listen,
I smoked my last
emergency cigarette.
I'd like to go home.
One of our rangers
is with her right now.
She said that someone
messed with Lainey's horse.
If you know something,
you need to tell us.
[exhales]
They're all in danger.
From who? You?
I'm not the one
you should be worried about.
Hang tight.
I know Patrick.
He wouldn't hurt Lainey.
Give me a hand.
Oh, my God, Romy! Romy!
- Oh, God, are you okay?
- Your leg!
You all right?
Oh, my God.
Let me look at your leg.
Give me your leg.
Are you okay?
Did anything happen?
You're asking me?
You're the one who went down a ravine.
Unfortunately, your husband's
trying to kill you.
What?
Okay, uh
I think the storm
is driving you crazy.
Oh, okay.
You want to make this harder?
Sure. I bet you have a killer
life insurance policy.
More than enough.
Divorcing a divorce lawyer
won't get you a cent.
Faking an accident's easier.
Okay, that's insane.
I don't want to leave my wife.
She's the one cheating on me.
What?
Yeah, I've seen
his messages, Lainey.
I've heard his voice.
He calls you at night.
So what, this is about
punishing her for leaving you?
No, I'm not trying to kill her.
I don't have a boyfriend, Patrick!
You hide every message
he sends you.
- Because he's--
- Who is he?
He's a P.I., okay?
My best friend tells me
she's married some stranger.
I need to make sure she's safe.
What? You hired a P.I.?
You're still doing that.
You said you'd stop.
"Still?"
What is he saying, "still?"
You're a romantic.
It clouds your judgment.
And sometimes I check out
who you're dating, okay?
It's due diligence!
Well, Lainey,
You need to stop doing this.
You need to stop
controlling my life.
My work life, my love life.
Partner track's cutthroat!
I am not your puppet, Lainey,
and I will not let you
get rid of Tom.
That's a pretty solid flame
for someone with no camping
experience, Tom.
Please,
don't get me involved.
I-I barely know these people.
You were with Romy when
she was saddling the horses.
You were there in the forest
when she was pushed.
I saw your expression
when Lainey mentioned the DUI.
That's when you figured it out.
And you thought,
"What a great place
"to get rid of someone
that's looking into you."
[screaming]
Woah, woah, woah, woah!
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!
Guess I need a new plan.
Charged with murder,
but he jumped bail,
pushed his wife
down a flight of stairs.
Anna's out there
with a killer.
Guy's got a history
of marrying rich women
who mysteriously die.
Two others that I know of.
Tried to get ahold
of my client, Lainey,
but I haven't been able to reach her
since she got to the park.
So here I am.
He's that dangerous?
Who knows what he'll do
when he's cornered.
You were right. She's in trouble.
We gotta get her out of there.
Storm's breaking.
Let's saddle up. Stay here.
[thunder rumbling]
What did you find?
The campers are here.
All the trails out will be flooded.
There used to be a trail here
and an old ranger station too.
It's gotta be it.
I just hope
we're not too late.
Yeah.
- Why are you doing this?
- Just let me get to that door
and we can forget all about this.
That's not gonna happen.
Patrick! Patrick!
[grunting]
- No!
- [ shouts in pain ]
He stabbed me.
Oh, my God!
Patrick, are you okay?
The cabin's on fire!
[grunting and yelling]
[coughing]
- Guys, stop him!
- [coughing]
I can't see!
[door rattling]
[banging on door]
The door's stuck!
Is there another way out?
I can't see.
What about the windows?
They're boarded!
- [coughing]
- [fire roaring]
Oh, no,
we're going to burn in here.
Just get low.
Get to the ground.
We're going to run out
of air first.
[coughs]
I-I think there's a way out here.
Watch out!
♪
[grunting and coughing]
Romy, you guys see a way out?
[coughing]
It's too smokey.
I can't see. Where are we?
Patrick, follow me.
It's a box. We're in a box.
[coughing]
Anna, the fire's out of control.
We need to find
a way out of here.
Anna?
[indistinct conversation
and laughter]
- Anna! Hello?!
- Shut up for a second!
Hello?!
Guys, I'm claustrophobic.
I just--
not be able to see
is making it worse.
Just give me a second. Okay?
Talk to me.
Tell me how you met.
We had to do a presentation,
and-and we all wanted
to take the lead.
Yeah, we were all sharks.
I guess that's what we saw
in each other.
- [weeping]
- Shit, I'm so sorry.
If we die
No, no, no. Don't say die.
I'm sorry. I mean it.
I'm gonna change, okay?
I promise.
These boards are rotten.
- There. There!
- What?
Right there!
We're in the shed!
Wait!
[pained grunting]
- Get up.
- [coughing]
Anna!
- Zoey!
- Patrick
Zoey, Tom
We know. We know.
We busted him in the bush.
He was trying
to take off on Ace.
[coughing and pained moaning]
It's over. You're safe.
♪
[indistinct chatter]
I'm fine.
- [cheering]
- Hey!
Finally. Yes.
I know I shouldn't have
gone out there alone.
Okay? I know.
We need a better dynamic
than you not following my orders.
I'm never not gonna help.
There's merit in being
a team player, Anna.
You okay? You sure?
Hey.
You okay?
People deal with broken hearts
every day, don't they?
But at least
I have my people.
You guys are pretty close, huh?
Could, uh, probably use
some boundaries.
My sister, who's a psychiatrist,
would say yes.
But they helped me
get through the fire,
and you did too.
Yeah. Yeah.
- Take care of yourself.
- You too.
[police siren]
Hey.
I owe you an apology.
It's okay.
No. If you wouldn't
have given me that kit,
when Romy fell, I don't know
what I would have done.
You would have figured it out.
Maybe. But I should have
listened to you.
Yeah, well, because
you didn't listen to me,
I had to conquer the storm
to come save you,
and that was pretty cool.
True.
So I guess my luck's
turning around.
I'd bet on you.
I guess this is like
when the student
becomes the master situation.
Like, mentee becomes mentor.
No.
Fair. Oy!
Did you apologize to Geoff yet?
What do you think?
♪
Crazy day.
Yeah.
I don't know how you do it.
You make it look easy.
I feel like I'm always a mess.
You're not a mess.
Anna's a mess.
Bought a charm bracelet
for the next bingo night.
It's really pretty.
There, just made that one
lucky for you.
Come on.
After you make it through
a storm, things change.
I think I've become
addicted to the solitude.
You guys mind if I join?
- Please do.
- Please.
Beautiful night.
Just talking about we want
to spend the night here.
Yes.
I remember the love I once had.
But what if being in that moment
means this moment
passes you by?
Hey.
Hi.
How was your day?
♪