Last Seen (2026) s01e05 Episode Script

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[gentle music playing]
[Izzy] Ian.
[Ian groans]
Mags.
[groans]
Ian. Ian.
Sorry.
[sighs]
[Ian] Where's Bill?
[stammers] Where's Bill?
He was already gone
when the paramedics arrived.
[sighs]
[sighs]
[gulps] Does Debbie know?
Does Debbie know?
- Yep.
- [Ian sighs]
[breathing heavily]
[sighs, whispers] Fuck.
[sighs]
He took Maggie.
He shot Bill.
You have to go after him.
You have to go after him.
Yeah. First, we have to find them.
Donald will know where they are.
[Sarah] Can you fix it?
[Henry] Can we fix it?
No, the tail shaft's busted.
Da, you have to fix it.
She's getting worse!
Da!
- You stay here.
- What? Where are you going?
There's-There's some houses.
I'm gonna go. You just…
- No! No! You can't leave us!
- Hey, hey, hey.
- You've always been my little helper.
- You can't leave me.
- Please.
- You've always helped me.
You're the best little helper.
I need you to help me one more time.
Just stay with your mother
and you just tell her
I won't be long. Okay?
[melancholy music playing]
Are you warm enough? I think
there's another blanket in the back.
[Jenna] No, no, no. [shushes]
When you left the farm that night,
Henry said you went to town.
To a party.
I'm so sorry, Ma.
- I know I must've scared you.
- [Jenna chuckling] Hey. No, no.
You mustn't be sorry.
That's how your life should be.
Fun and exciting.
Not here.
Sweetheart,
you need to go now,
before Henry gets back.
No.
Yes, my love.
You need to go.
No, I'm staying with you.
Sarah, this is your chance.
You need to go.
We loved you and we tried.
But it wasn't right.
Now, for me,
I'll be okay. I need you to go.
Go, quickly, now.
[car door opens]
[crying] I love you, Ma.
I know.
[whispers] I love you.
"Come, little leaves"
Said the wind one day ♪
"Come over meadows with me
And play ♪
Put on your dresses of red and gold ♪
For summer is gone
And the days grow cold" ♪
Dancing and whirling
The little leaves went ♪
Winter had called them
And they were content ♪
Soon, fast asleep
In their earthy beds ♪
The snow laid a coverlid ♪
Over their heads ♪
[Jenna] So, can you teach me some prayers?
[Donnie] Prayers? What do you mean?
[Jenna] I don't know anything about God
or the Bible or whatever it is they do.
[Donnie] Don't worry about it.
Dad is the big boss, okay?
A great teacher,
just don't disagree with his lessons.
- You'll be all right. It'll be okay.
- [Jenna] Seriously? [chuckles]
It's gonna be
exactly what we hope for, okay?
Free food, free… free board.
Free everything. Okay?
And-And we can get healthy. Get sober.
- [Jenna] Sober. You promise, right?
- [Donnie] Promise.
And if all the Jesus stuff
is pissing us off,
we can just kiss it goodbye and go.
[gentle music playing]
[people chattering]
"And, yet, I say unto you,
that even Solomon…"
[children shouting, chattering]
[child] Strangers, strangers!
Who are they?
- [Donnie] Hey, Rebecca.
- [car door closes]
Hello, Dad.
Um, this is Jenna.
Hi. Hello.
Hi.
[inhales deeply]
[sighs]
- Welcome back.
- Thank you.
- [sighs]
- [Donnie chuckles]
Hey, Henry. Good to see you.
Oh, that's my brother.
- This is Henry, he's my brother.
- [Jenna] Oh, hi.
- [Donnie] This is Jenna.
- Jenna. Nice to meet you.
[Dad] I think we've all heard
the story of the prodigal son.
A long-lost sinner returns to the father,
and the father rejoices.
It's a great story. It really is.
But I got a feeling that some of you here,
well, for a story like that, maybe…
maybe it just… just grates a little.
Maybe it feels a bit wrong.
Because deep down, we all imagine
ourselves as the obedient son,
overlooked in favor
of the sinner returned.
- Do you know what?
- That's me.
It's one of my favorite teachings
because it reminds us.
It reminds each and every one of us
that we must be the prodigal son.
Every day…
Every day we must choose to return…
- [whispers indistinctly]
- …to the honest, simple, natural life.
Because let's face it,
the fight against the temptations
of this… this modern world,
well, that's a fight
that's never really over, is it?
- [congregant] No, no.
- What do we all think? Do we agree?
[congregation] Yeah.
[Dad] I feel it all the time.
And today,
I would like to choose to return.
And so does Donald, my son.
He chooses to return.
Donald, please come up here with me.
This is my son, Donald.
- Donald chooses to return.
- Welcome back.
- [Dad] He was lost, but now he's found.
- [congregants] Welcome back, Donald.
- [Dad] Welcome back. Amen.
- [congregation] Amen.
Amen to Donald. Welcome, Donald.
Thank you.
- I better go in and face the music.
- [children laughing]
[Jenna] It'll be right in the end.
He's just your dad.
[Dad grunts]
[kisses]
[Donnie] I love you.
[chuckles, kisses] It'll be all right.
[groans] Come on.
Let's get this over with.
- Okay.
- Okay.
[Donnie] Mm-hmm.
[people chattering]
I can just imagine you running around here
when you were little and cute.
What, like that?
[Jenna chuckling] They are very cute.
Yeah, Dad said that, uh,
"You're more likely to find Jesus
in a flower or a leaf
than you are at church."
- I like that. It's… beautiful.
- Mmm.
Yeah, he'd say,
"Let nature be your classroom.
The Bible, your only book."
- [Jenna] Christ, was it your only book?
- [chuckles]
Yeah, except for the Playboy we found.
[both chuckle]
Oh, I don't know, I could be wrong,
but your dad looked
pleased to see you yesterday.
I mean, he looked
really pleased to see you.
- Yeah, you're right. He did, didn't he?
- Mm-hmm.
- Thank you.
- It's what I'm here for.
- Wish me luck.
- Good luck.
[footsteps approaching]
I was gambling. I was drinking.
I was taking drugs.
Um…
In the end, we got kicked out
of the place we were living.
You know, we've been sleeping in the car
the past few weeks.
- Which hasn't been great.
- [Dad sighs]
Um, you were right.
I've fallen out of grace.
You know… [sighs] …some of the things
you said when you left here last time,
they… they cut pretty deep
and pretty hard.
Especially for your brother.
I mean, along with many other things, uh,
I believe you called us hypocrites, liars.
Well, I'm sorry.
I really am, mate.
Was in a bad way.
And I… And I guess that's why I'm back.
[stammering] 'Cause I wanna… I wanna, um,
make up for the things that I've said
and some of the things that I've done.
Well…
Best way to make amends is through prayer
and some serious hard work.
All right.
I'll get to it then, shall I?
- [Dad] May as well start now.
- [chuckles]
[Henry] "If you doubt, then look for
wisdom in the rivers and the fields
and the clouds.
All the world in serenity,
except where man has created disruption."
That's better.
"All the world in serenity, except…"
Oh.
- [Jenna] Hi.
- Hey.
[chuckling]
Sorry, I was just rehearsing my…
No, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt.
[Henry] No, I'm just… [stammers]
My dad asked me to do
the, um, sermon on Sunday.
But when he read what I'd written,
he said, "Try again." [chuckles]
Yeah. I don't know,
it sounded pretty good to me.
I mean, I only heard a little bit
but the bit about serenity is beautiful.
Ah. What brings you in here?
Well, actually, I've been told to come
and get some radishes
- for, um… Hmm?
- Some radish…
Oh, that-that's the parsley.
It's an easy mistake to make.
So, not that? Not…
- Over here.
- Ah, cool. [chuckles]
- You just kind of yank them out.
- [chuckles] Yeah, of course.
- Wow, just like that. They're beautiful.
- [Henry] Yeah.
[gentle music playing]
[Rebecca] Okay, everybody,
can I have your attention?
You know what we're gonna do? We're
gonna do one more story before lunch.
And then we'll get something to eat.
Okay, ready? Ready, Augie?
Okay, this is from Matthew.
It's a good story.
The Apostle, Matthew. Are you all right?
Delilah, are you paying attention? Ready?
[thudding]
So, you're happy with this work?
- Yeah.
- [nail clatters]
Yeah, I mean, we're just doing it
to tick boxes, aren't we?
But it's not an excuse
to do a sloppy job, is it?
[chuckles]
Come on, Dad.
[stammers] It's just the one slat
I haven't done properly, yeah.
[scoffs]
I mean, we both know I'm not really
cut out for this kind of life, am I?
- You're not what? You're not…
- Not really.
You're not cut out for this life.
Let me tell you something.
A man chooses his path.
Now, you choose
to walk with Jesus or you don't.
[exhales]
[sighs]
I want to buy a fishing boat.
You wanna what?
- I want to buy a fishing boat.
- A fishing boat?
Yeah, I worked on one for a couple
of months the last time I left here.
[chuckles]
And, um, I was just hoping that you could
loan me some money for that.
- Lend you some money?
- Yep.
All right, so, tell me,
what do you know about fishing?
Tell me, in fact, what do you know
about running your own business?
So, what do you know
about anything except drinking?
You can tell a man's character
by his workmanship.
[plank thuds]
And this…
this, I should've left to Henry.
[thuds]
[atmospheric music playing]
- [bell ringing]
- [children shouting]
[all chattering]
[chattering continues]
[clicks]
[lid pops]
[all chattering]
[cutlery clanking]
Are you okay?
Yeah, thanks.
Where is he?
I don't know. [chuckles]
[tense music playing]
[dog barking in distance]
[drawer opens]
[music continues]
- [Henry] She was very generous.
- [Jenna chuckles]
[Henry] They said that, um…
[speaking indistinctly]
Donald was just seen letting himself
into your office.
[Jenna chuckling]
[sighs] Your brother.
[Donnie sniffs]
[door closes]
Hey, Dad.
- Hey.
- What's going on?
Whatcha doing?
I was just coming up to the feast.
- [Dad] Really?
- Yeah.
- What's that?
- What?
In your pockets, what you got? Empty 'em.
No.
- Boys.
- What?
- No, no. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Whoa. No, no.
- What you doing? What are you doing?
- [Dad] Oy.
- What's in there?
- Nothing.
- Show me.
- No.
- Come on. Show me.
- Why?
- Show 'em to me.
- No.
- [Henry] Dad.
- Let me see.
- Are you gonna fucking… Hey.
- Let me.
- [Donnie] Don't fucking touch me!
- You stop. Now!
Oh.
[sighs]
Oh. [sighs]
We welcomed you back.
- [Donnie scoffs] Did you?
- We opened our hearts to you.
- I wanted to believe in you so much.
- You wanted to believe in me.
- Did you? Did you really?
- I did. Truly.
Really? Funny way of showing that.
[sighs] Look what you do.
You throw it back in our face.
- You're…
- [breathing heavily]
You're a low thief and a drunk.
And what do you want me to be, Dad?
Wait, wait. Like you?
You could give two shits
about anybody else except yourself, mate.
- [scoffs]
- [Donnie chuckling]
- Do you know why I drink?
- [Dad] Tell me.
Because you make me feel like
a worthless piece of shit, Dad.
- Aw. Poor Donald.
- [Donnie] Yeah.
You make both of us feel like shit.
Everyone else's fault?
No, mate, it's your fucking fault!
- You're scum, and you're a drunk.
- Hey, hey. Oh, look!
And I should've thrashed it out of you
years ago.
- I should kill you!
- No, Dad.
[Dad] Get off my property! Get off!
- No, Dad.
- [stammering, straining]
Get off!
- Come on. Let's go. Come on.
- Wait. [stammering]
- No, no, no. Come on, please. Please.
- [stammers] I don't want to. Stop.
- Please.
- I got it now.
Don… [stammers]
You're drunk. I can smell it.
Okay, then you fucking drive.
I don't care. Just…
Stay here and you calm down.
[sobbing] I'm not coming. [stammers]
Why not?
I'm sorry.
Please, just come with me now.
- I need you!
- You don't need me. You need help.
Look… [stammers] …I'll fix it.
- No, no, no. We'll fix it.
- You won't fix it, Donald, because you…
We can start again. We can.
[Jenna] How many times do we start again?
[Donnie] Do you wanna stay here…
with these… with these people?
Fuck.
- Be my guest, Jenna. Be my fucking guest.
- Donnie. Donnie.
- [Henry] Take it easy tonight, Don.
- What? What do you want?
- Fuck you, you piece of shit!
- Take it easy. Just take it easy.
[stammers] Fuck off!
[car door opens]
I love you, mate.
[door closes]
[engine starts]
[somber music playing]
[music continues]
[all chattering]
[Dad] And I just wanna say
in front of everyone
- how much we love having you here.
- Great beard. [chuckles]
[goat bleats]
[Dad] And so when the waters of baptism
are poured over your soul,
washing away your sins, we welcome you,
- Jennifer Elaine Turner.
- [congregation applauding]
[Dad] One with God, one with nature,
one with our congregation.
- [congregation cheering]
- One spirit
- baptized into many. Amen.
- [all] Baptized into many. Amen.
[congregation cheering, applauding]
[chuckles]
[congregant] We love you, Jenna!
[chuckles]
[cheering continues]
- [Henry] Dad, is now still okay?
- Sure.
- [Henry] You sure?
- Yeah. Come in.
[Henry] Um…
Jenna's aunt has left her a property.
A farm near Port McKenna.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Well, this is good news.
- Yeah.
Because between you and me,
we could do with a cash injection.
[inhales shakily]
Jenna and me were
thinking of not selling it actually.
We were thinking
we might live there together.
Farm the land and start a life, you know.
Build a community not unlike this one,
sharing the message
of your teachings, Dad.
You and Jenna?
She's pregnant, Dad.
Yeah, I know we… [chuckles] …stumbled,
but, you know, I wanna make this right.
I wanna marry her, Dad.
I love her. She loves me.
You know, with your blessing, of course.
You were always…
the constant one.
The reliable one.
What are you doing?
Why do you even want me here, Dad?
Seriously, why do you want me here?
You don't involve me in anything.
You don't ask for my opinion. You…
Y-You don't let me
make any of the decisions.
It's just like I'm invisible.
Why do you wanna keep me here?
Okay.
You're a grown man. You go if you want to.
I'm not stopping you.
[footsteps departing]
[Dad] You know you'll regret this.
[birds twittering]
- [Jenna] Oh. Come on.
- [Henry grunts]
Do you wanna see Daddy?
Wanna see what he's up to?
- [gasps] Look. There he is.
- [grunts]
- Hey.
- [Jenna] What's… What's Daddy doing?
You should go up to the house and rest.
I've had a baby. I'm not ill. [chuckles]
How bad is it?
[Henry] You know,
we should've used chemicals.
The rot has spread all the way through.
- We're gonna have to burn it all.
- [Jenna] No. No chemicals.
We'll plant something else next spring.
It-It will work out.
I'm gonna have to get a job
in town, Jenna,
or this family's gonna starve.
I failed us.
- [Jenna] No, you haven't.
- I failed us.
That's your father talking.
You know, I… I never thought
I'd ever be really happy in my life.
And I am now, and that's down to you.
And that's down to Sarah.
So, thank you.
- Then I guess I did something right, eh?
- [Jenna chuckles]
- [kisses]
- [Jenna] Hmm.
- No chemicals.
- [chuckling] No chemicals.
- No chemicals for you.
- [chuckling]
But you can't spread
any butter on them, can we?
Mommy.
[Jenna] I'm in the garden, Sarah.
- Come play with me, Mommy.
- [Jenna chuckles] Hey.
I'm busy.
Why don't you come and help me?
No.
Okay, well,
if you don't wanna dig potatoes,
how about you take some potatoes
into the house for me?
- No.
- [gasps]
[chuckles] All right, what about… you go
and feed the chickens, little chicken?
- I'm not a chicken.
- [chuckles] You are a chicken.
Go on, and then we'll play.
I promise.
[Jenna chuckling] Good girl.
[chickens clucking]
Hi, chickens.
[wood creaking]
Hello.
Come over here for some feed.
Have you had fun in your paddy?
I love you.
Hello, chickens.
[Sarah] Hi, Billy.
Hi.
- [Sarah, singsongy] Martha Two.
- [sighs]
[hammering continues in distance]
- [sighs]
- [Sarah, singsongy] Ba-ha.
Billy.
Chelsea.
- [wood creaking]
- Ch…
[chickens clucking]
Sarah?
[tool thuds]
Sarah!
Jenna!
- Henry!
- Jenna!
- Henry!
- [Henry] What's she done?
[mournful music playing]
I got you some tea.
- [whimpering]
- Jenna, you've been out here for days.
You need to eat something.
Jenna, you gotta come inside.
It's freezing in here.
[whimpering]
[Henry] I have to go to work.
If I miss another shift,
I'll lose the contract.
[sighs shakily]
- Jenna, we need to think about…
- [screams] Don't!
Don't touch her!
[sobbing] Don't touch her.
Please don't touch…
don't you take her away from me.
- I need to bury her.
- No! [sobbing]
[Henry] I need you to think about it.
Just eat something.
[sobs]
[upbeat music playing on radio]
[Deb] She can't come to work with me.
You know I've got the builders
in the shop today. It's not safe for her.
[Ian] All right, all right, fine.
Mags, you're with me.
[Ian] What is this?
- It's for Mags.
- She's not gonna eat that.
- Yes, she does.
- What is that? Celery? What is that?
- She loves it.
- No, no.
- Okay. Well, you have it.
- I'm not eating…
No one's eating this. Looks like cat sick.
- [scoffs]
- [Dean] What's for my lunch?
This sandwich and this apple.
[phone rings]
- Hello.
- [sighs]
- [Dean] Hey, Dad.
- Yeah?
Can I have canteen money?
Um, I heard
something about a sandwich, mate.
- [Dean] Give it to Mags.
- She's not your garbage disposal, Dean.
Okay, okay. I gotta go. I love you.
Eat your cereal. [kisses]
I love you. Ugh. God.
Okay, can someone work out
what's for dinner, please?
[Ian] Yeah.
Uh, where's the lid for this?
- Who's that for?
- Mags.
- Hates nuts.
- She hates nuts?
- All nuts.
- All nuts. That's cool.
- Love you. Bye.
- [Ian] Yep. Bye.
- Bye. Yes.
- Bye.
Can I, um…
Can I go to Michael's after school?
- [Ian] Who is Michael? And no.
- It's for homework.
No. Look, there's a reason
I'm saying no, mate, okay?
- I just can't remember what it is.
- Seriously?
Okay. Look, here it is. Look, look,
the festival's on tonight, okay?
Deb and I are going on a date night, okay?
It's in the calendar.
Always check the calendar.
You're gonna look after your sister.
- How is that fair?
- It's a school night, Dean.
- [music stops]
- You are a school child, okay?
Uh, but if on the weekend
you get your homework done,
- maybe we could go for a surf?
- Whatever. [sighs]
It'll be fun then.
Mags, are you ready to be Daddy's deputy?
What's a deputy?
A deputy is like a policeman's assistant.
That sound fun?
No, yuck.
Yeah, it's not fun.
Okay. Boots, boots.
We'll get them on in the car, all right?
Okay.
Here we go.
[sighs]
Hey. You doing okay? Are you bored?
Okay, I'll tell you what.
Put your hand against my hand.
Oh, my goodness.
Okay. Let's do that.
Do you wanna draw that?
So, we'll do my hand first, all right?
Watch this.
Okay, this is fun.
Okay, you put your hand here,
hold your hand down really hard.
That's good.
Take your hand away.
Oh, my goodness.
Can you believe that?
You can color it all in
all different colors,
- and we can show that to Mommy.
- [phone rings]
This is Ridley.
Yeah. Okay. Yes. All right.
Keep her there. I'll be right there.
All right, sweetie. You stay here.
Daddy's gonna be
just down the corridor, okay?
I'll be right back.
[door opens]
[water sloshing]
[somber violin music playing]
[Henry] Have you been left on your own?
Hey, can I come in?
- I've got a phone. Yeah.
- [Henry] You got a phone?
Now, can I ask you a question?
[Sarah] Hmm?
[Henry] Did you draw this?
'Cause that is a very beautiful picture.
Hang on a second,
we got the wrong shoe on the wrong foot.
My name's Henry, what's your name?
My name is Maggie,
and Daddy calls me Mags.
Daddy calls you…
Mags.
Well, Daddy is a…
- Daddy is a very lucky man, isn't he?
- Daddy got me this phone.
- And it call.
- Mm-hmm.
And Daddy make me it.
And it's a real phone for me.
And I'll just be out there cleaning
the window, so if you need anything…
[breathes sharply, sniffles]
…if you need anything at all…
[stammers] …you just call me. All right?
Bye.
[door closes]
Bye.
[sobbing]
[sighing] Oh, why?
That's okay.
That's okay.
That's okay.
[Ian] Should we go see
if any of the dolphins are there?
Do you reckon they are?
There's fish fingers and peas
in the freezer for Mags,
and leftovers for you.
- Dean? Did you hear me?
- Mm-hmm.
- Can you make the fish fingers?
- I'm not an idiot.
I know. We won't be long anyway.
- Look out, I'm feeling festive.
- Oh, yes!
- Yes. I'm liking this. Yes.
- [chuckles]
Um, all right,
Maggie's gotta be in bed by 7:00, okay?
- Uh-huh.
- Uh-huh?
And after 7:00 you can look
at your phone as much as you want.
- But until then, not so much.
- Hey, why don't you go already?
- 7:00, all right? Okay?
- Okay.
Okay.
[Deb] Love you. Bye.
- All right, come on, come on.
- I'm coming.
- Bye, darling. Yeah, she's all right.
- [Ian] She okay?
[Deb exclaims, chuckles]
[door opens, closes]
[ominous music playing]
[Dean] This one?
Yeah? Okay.
- This is called Quirky Quinn.
- [giggles]
Do you know anyone named Quinn?
Nah? I don't even know
anyone named Quinn neither.
[singer] All right, Port McKenna!
[crowd cheers]
- Skin and bones ♪
- [sultry music playing]
I gave you my heart as a loan ♪
You took it all the way home ♪
You left it to fend on its own ♪
Well, now we're into overtime ♪
And I'm coming back for what's mine ♪
I wouldn't have left it if I'd known ♪
You've let it get to skin and bones ♪
Oh, why don't you piss off?
- [laughing]
- [crowd cheering]
[music continues]
- I had you.
- I'm not gonna be able to walk tomorrow.
[music stops]
[Dean] Even my mom said
she hates Mrs. Wilken.
Like… [sighs, stammers]
…she's just a pain.
Why would I do the homework
for that class? Like…
Wait, give me two seconds.
Somebody's at the door.
- Um…
- Ah. Wrong house.
My mistake, sorry, mate.
Okay, no worries.
Uh, yeah, no, I'm gonna say it…
No worries, mate.
[breathing heavily]
- [music continues]
- All this talking of love ♪
I can't quite see what it means ♪
Through the debris of broken dreams ♪
In the haze of the smoke screens ♪
I'm making a patchwork quilt ♪
To cover the fear and the guilt ♪
To smother the flames we fan ♪
My lover, the life we planned ♪
It's skin and bones now
It's skin and bones now ♪
Well, it's skin and bones
It's skin and bones ♪
- It's skin and bones now ♪
- [overlapping tense music playing]
It's skin and bones now ♪
Well, it's skin and bones ♪
[laughing]
It's skin and bones ♪
[music speeds up]
[clapping]
- [person] Whoo!
- [Deb] Whoo!
Yeah!
- [music ends]
- [cheering]
Oh, my God.
I have to piss like you wouldn't believe.
You passed all the Portaloos
on the way to the car.
Yeah. Have you seen the state of those
at the end of a night?
It's terrible.
I wouldn't touch them.
I'm gonna have a shower,
and I think you should j…
- Mm-hmm. Okay, well, the lights are on.
- …join me in the shower.
- So let's just make sure Dean's asleep.
- Okay. Okay, he should be.
- He's not allowed in the shower.
- [grunts, chuckles]
[Dean] Maggie!
- Mags, where are you?
- [tense music playing]
[Deb] Dean? Dean?
- [Ian] What's happened?
- I think she's gone.
[pants]
Move. [pants]
Maggie!
- [Ian] What the fuck?
- [breathes shakily]
[Ian] Maggie!
Hey, guess what?
Where is she?
She's gone.
- What do you mean?
- She's gone.
[Henry whimpering]
[Henry breathing shakily]
[Henry sobs]
- [shakily] Da?
- [Henry] Yes.
Sarah?
Sarah.
Where have you been?
I needed the bathroom.
[sniffles] I got us some food,
and I got us some more water.
We need to get your mother
into the other car.
[cries]
[breathes shakily]
[grunts, exhales sharply]
[breathing heavily]
- Deb, I'm so, so, so sorry.
- Don't. Don't. Don't.
- I never meant for any…
- Don't. Please, don't.
[breathing heavily]
Is the baby okay?
I know there is nothing
that I can say right now, I know that.
But Bill was a good man.
He was better than me.
He shouldn't have been there.
[stammers]
He only did it for my peace of mind.
It's not your fault.
I know that.
I didn't blame you
when you pushed Dean away…
after Maggie went missing. I…
I didn't blame you
when you were blind drunk for a year.
I gave you so many chances.
Time and time again 'cause I thought you…
I thought you came from a good place.
There's no good place in you.
Just bitterness and…
[shakily] …rage.
And now that's all I have too.
I'm so sorry.
But I promise you…
I blame you.
I'm trying to be calm.
They're telling me
to be calm for the baby.
I never wanna see you again.
[inhales sharply]
I'm gonna get Maggie back.
I'm gonna make it right.
[shakily] Okay?
'Cause that's what I'm gonna do.
Fuck you, Ian.
[melancholy music playing]
[door opens]
[door closes]
- [beeps]
- [lock clicks]
[Dean speaking indistinctly]
Yeah. I just think
someone should stay with Deb.
[speaks indistinctly]
No, I-I don't…
I-I-I-I don't think you should come.
[continues speaking indistinctly]
I'm not saying that.
It's just… It's ju… It's getting full on.
And-And it's not about…
Like, she needs someone
to be there for her right now.
You know what I mean, it's just like…
She's family.
- [clattering]
- Hang on. Hello?
Who's there?
- Dean, it's me. It's me.
- Who's here?
It's just me.
- I'm sorry, I didn't mean to scare you.
- [mutters] It's fine.
- Did you hear what happened?
- Yeah.
Um, I was just gonna go
to the hospital with Deb.
- Good.
- You're going after them?
[sighs]
If you wanna call the police,
I don't blame you. Just…
[sighs] Can you please
just give me half an hour?
- Okay?
- I'll come with you.
[grunts] Dad. Dad! I'll come with you.
[somber music playing]
You're not gonna get far
driving with that arm.
No, mate. No.
Dad, I miss her too.
So, if you're gonna go get her,
I'm-I'm gonna come help.
Deano,
you deserve better.
Can you look after Deb and the baby?
[shakily] I wanna come.
Can you look after them for me, mate?
Please?
[Dean sniffling]
[tense music playing]
[grunts, breathes heavily]
[inhales sharply]
Henry, answer the phone!
I'm pretty sure the police are after me.
I can't do this!
Do you understand?
I can't do this!
[pounding on door]
[tense music builds]
[pounding continues]
[Ian] I know you're in there, Don.
Open the fucking door!
- Fucking now!
- Okay!
Quickly!
Opening the door.
[Ian] Hurry!
[door unlocks, opens]
- Where are they taking her, mate?
- Whoa! What?
You're gonna tell me
where they're taking her.
- Whoa, whoa!
- [gunshot]
You're gonna take me to your brother.
That is where we're going.
- Do you understand?
- Yeah.