Good Behavior (2016) s02e02 Episode Script
I Want You to Leave a Person Alive for Once
1 Letty: So you were going to kill someone? Javier: Yes.
And it was a trap.
He was another hit man there to kill me.
- Who wants you dead? - I don't know.
We need enough money.
Can't you just steal some? I'm not doing those things anymore.
I want a clean start.
I'm sorry.
We have no room for your son.
I'm Carin with a "C.
" You can't just invite strangers into our house.
Apple wants to help.
She wants me to go to her school.
Diversity is my campaign platform.
I want to go to a real school with other kids.
We are gonna get him into Apple's school.
- Thanks.
- [Glasses clink.]
Letty: Is she going after Javier? Yes, she is.
[Birds calling.]
[Cellphone alarm rings.]
[Sighs softly.]
Hey.
Hey.
When did you get up? I'm not sure.
[Birds chirping.]
I'm sorry.
That I made you take the body to Silk.
It was good that you did.
No, it wasn't.
He would still be dead.
And I wouldn't know.
But it wouldn't have been you who had to find him.
What time is it? I don't know.
What time did you set your alarm for? [Inhales sharply.]
8:02.
Then it's 8:02.
It's I mean, it's probably 8:03 by now.
Or four.
You should get ready.
You will be late.
[School bell rings.]
And I'm hearing you, ma'am, but we have absolutely no more space.
Ma'am, I'm hanging up the phone now.
[Beep, click.]
How can I help you? I'm here to schedule my son's interview.
Oh! Is that Michael? Are you Lindsey? Friends with Carin Jeffrey? Yeah, that's us.
Great.
Do you have your paperwork? I do.
Here you go.
Okay.
Didn't you just fill this all out perfectly.
Oh.
You get an A-plus.
That's a first.
Okay, let's see we can schedule Michael's interview with the headmaster for Monday at 2:00.
Does that work? Monday at 2:00.
Great.
Now, if the interview goes well and he gets in - [School bell rings.]
- we will need this in a cashier's check the same day, so just be sure to bring that with you.
I have to bring in this much on Monday? Yeah.
Cashier's check.
- It's Friday.
- I know.
Cashier's checks are a bitch.
Right.
So it has to be Monday? If you want him to start after the holiday break Break starts Tuesday.
Understood.
Great.
Monday at 2:00.
Thank you, Paul.
Bye, Lindsey.
- Bye, Michael! - Monday at 2:00.
- 20 grand.
- Letty: I know.
For school.
I know For one semester.
- Do they have a pool? - What? Why is it so expensive? A pool would make it okay to be that expensive? I don't know.
Maybe.
No, there's no pool.
And you didn't know this, that it was this much? I no.
I-I thought we could pay it monthly.
What do you want to do? I'm figuring it out.
Don't worry about it.
I'll have the money by Sunday night.
No.
No what? No, you're not stealing 20 grand from wherever you're planning on stealing 20 grand from on Sunday.
If you get caught, you go to prison again.
You'll lose Jacob forever.
I'll also lose him forever if he doesn't start school somewhere.
I'm not gonna get caught.
How do you even drink that shit? Hard time forgiving Even harder forgetting Before you do something You might regret, friend Bricks are caving in Oh, how sweet this sin I left you the keys You won't let me in Hard time forgiving Even harder forgetting Before you do something [Indistinct talking.]
- Oh, oh-oh - Oh, oh-oh Oh, oh I think it's time that I take what's mine Mmm, mmm Letty: What's going on? Feel a change in that time What is this? What is happening? - Mmm - [Scoffs.]
Um, why is there a harmonica in my house? This is not your house.
We are renting this house.
Who cares? What if Jacob sees this and wants to play the stupid harmonica.
What are we gonna do then? He won't see it.
I'm taking it camping.
Camping? - Mm-hmm.
- Gross.
I'm not going camping with you.
I know.
You're not invited.
So who are you going camping with? You don't have any friends.
[Sighs.]
Loaded shotgun Wh You don't have to go alone.
Why don't you take Jacob? He probably loves that shit.
I am not taking Jacob.
Where are you going? It doesn't matter.
What if there's an emergency? Tybee State Park.
So, what, you're just gonna be in the woods all alone? Take Jacob.
I am not taking Jacob.
Why not? Because the last time I took a child camping, he died.
You want to know why I'm going camping? Because it is the anniversary of Little Santino's death.
Every year at this time I take a night I sit in the woods and I think about all the things my baby brother could have become, all the things he never got to be.
And I light a fire for him.
And I do that alone, by myself.
And meeting you doesn't change that, okay? Okay.
I'll be back tomorrow.
[Cellphone vibrates.]
How long did you know him before he told you what he did? I don't know um, a couple of months? But you're still with him.
He he said he would stop.
Did he? Did he stop? He said he did.
He has a job as a line cook.
How are the girls? Confused.
Their father is dead.
They can't see their uncle.
I can't tell them the truth.
Javier misses them.
And they miss him, but So let's end this.
Let them have him when they need him most.
He's camping for Santino.
He'll be back tomorrow.
Just let him see them.
Where is he? His camping-for-Santino thing he does every year.
On the anniversary of you know.
Of what? Of when he died.
Santino died in the summer.
He died in June.
No, he died now, in December.
I know when my brother died.
This isn't the anniversary of when Santino died? No.
Did he tell you it was? [Sighs.]
Never mind.
I'm obviously confused.
But he's camping for some reason.
Jacob: Why are you going camping? Letty: What do you mean? I'm just going.
Why don't I get to go? Look, we'll go another time.
Right now you get to hang out with Apple.
Yeah.
[Doorbell rings.]
- Hey! - Hey! Aw! Hi, Michael.
I hear you have an interview on Monday.
What do you say? Thank you.
Thank you for letting him stay over.
Oh, of course.
Are you, me, and Apple gonna have a good time tonight or what? Okay.
Seriously, Carin, thank you for getting him the interview.
After that whole thing with your husband, I Oh, don't worry about Eric Seriously.
Okay.
I got to go.
Where are you going again? Just a quick camping thing with Emile.
Where? The state park? Yeah.
- Isn't that kind of gross? - Yeah.
See you tomorrow.
Thank you! Bye! I meditate on the end of days till I get it straight Die every day, die every day We come and die every day, die every day Just fly every day, fly every day Ohh Pull that back out of the ground so I can murder you with it.
Die every day You can't stay.
- Why are you really here? - I told you.
This isn't when Santino died.
I know when my brother died.
So does your sister, apparently.
What? You talked to Ava? Yeah.
She called me today.
She wanted to talk about you Because knowing you is so annoying, people have to find other people who understand how annoying it is to talk to about it.
And she told me that Santino died in the summer.
She meant our summer.
What? Argentinian summer It's during American winter.
There are two summers.
It is different when you're south of the equator.
She said June.
Fine, it was June.
Why didn't you tell me you talked to her? Are you really giving me shit right now? I didn't tell you because I thought you were on some Argentinian-style walkabout mourning your dead brother.
Do you know how insane that is to lie about? You are seriously damaged.
You lie about everything.
Hold this.
Where did you get this tent? Craigslist.
Just tell me why you're here Right now.
Are you here for work? [Sighs.]
Yes.
I knew it.
I knew it.
You've been telling me what a fuck up junkie I am since we met, but you're the one with the problem.
That's why you didn't want Jacob and me to come.
In case you don't remember, you're the one who came back.
You came back to us, showed up at my mom's house You chose that.
If you didn't want this with us, then why did you do that? Just to screw it up for me? Screw it up? I am fixing it for you right now.
That is what I'm doing.
Jacob needs money for school, so I'm here getting money for school.
I can't be there for my sister, I can't be there for my nieces, I have no idea what happened to Silk, but Jacob that is something I can fix for someone I love.
I told you I have that money covered.
I'm getting it tomorrow.
From where? Other people's hotel rooms, huh? And then you go to prison.
Talk about screwing it up.
Talk about screwing Jacob's life up.
No.
I wil get the money.
- By murdering somebody? - Well, that is what I do.
And since I met you, I haven't had one job go smoothly.
So, please leave me alone to do it.
If it makes you feel any better, he raped a girl.
What? The person I'm here to kill.
So he's just conveniently a rapist, the worst thing a person can be? The last time you did this, it was someone trying to kill you.
And then Silk was just coincidentally murdered that same night.
Thank you for reminding me.
How do you know this isn't another setup? Because that was three days ago, and this posting was up for seven days.
I'm sure it was.
How many hitmen want to go camping? I guess just one.
[Vehicles approaching.]
He's here.
[Indistinct talking.]
It's the guy in the brown jacket.
[Indistinct talking continues.]
His name is Bryce.
Of course his name is Bryce.
[Chair rattles.]
You should go now.
So should you.
Let's go.
[Sighs.]
I am camping.
- [Bag unzips.]
- Then I'm camping, too.
What do you have to eat? You said this was gross.
It is, but I'm staying here and pretending it's not so I can stop you from killing someone Just like when we first met.
Well, I still killed that person in the end, so Bees? What is this? - Tell me what that was.
- No.
Tell me.
It's my research.
That asshole over there, he's allergic to bees.
Oh.
So you were gonna "My Girl" him? What? You were gonna kill him with bees.
How did you know that? - It's in the movie.
- What movie? I just told you "My Girl.
" In this movie, someone was murdered with bees? Well, no.
But basically.
- How did they think of that? - It's kind of obvious.
No, it's not.
So, what's your plan, just wait for the bees to buzz by? - [Bag zips.]
- No.
That is not my plan.
- So, why was it in the notebook? - It's just research.
Listen, I am going over there to get that guy to like me enough that I can get him alone.
So am I.
No, you are not.
You are not moving.
[Vehicle approaches.]
Hey! - [Vehicle door shuts.]
- The kids wanted to surprise you.
No, we didn't.
Hey.
So we went on a little R.
E.
I.
shopping spree.
Oh, my God.
Who are those hotties? [Laughs.]
Carin.
What the hell? What are you doing here? I thought we could have fun camping tonight.
With our kids? Yep.
[Panting.]
Because I just caught Eric cheating on me in our bedroom With Apple's slut math tutor.
Apple almost saw it.
He's a douchebag cocksucker, and I can't be in my house with him right now.
So we're camping.
Jesus, I'm sorry you had to see that.
Me, too.
This'll be fun.
I'm gonna go talk to those guys.
Carin.
Hey, boys.
- Welcome, welcome! - Hey! What's going on over here? Rob is the only person I've gone camping with before this.
- All right! - He always tries to find bears.
What? He really likes bears.
Yeah, we won't be looking for bears.
Good.
That was stressful.
All right.
We have to go.
Jacob can't be here.
You go.
Take him home.
No! I'm not leaving you here to kill that guy.
- Jacob: Mom, look.
- What? - [Laughter in distance.]
- Where are they from? S.
K.
C.
Savannah Kids Connect.
They do these trips.
My mom donated a necklace she didn't want to their silent auction.
I mean, I've been reaching out on my own Let's go play with them! - Can we, Mom? - No.
We really need to stay here.
Please? [Sighs.]
Don't go anywhere.
I wasn't planning on going anywhere.
I'm coming back.
You're not doing this.
Come on.
[Insect buzzing.]
[Indistinct talking.]
Wait, I have an idea.
The kids should just stay here tonight.
How? They're not with this group.
So? I know at least two of these counselors from the silent auction thing I did with them.
Right.
The necklace.
How did you know? Apple.
Oh, right! Such a good cause.
Anyway, let's pay them to take the kids.
We'll have more fun.
And so will they.
[Indistinct talking continues.]
- There you go.
- Yeah.
Hey.
Can I help you out? No, man.
We're good.
You got to let more air in there, man.
It's got to breathe.
We got it, dude.
No, we don't.
Hey.
We'll figure it out.
Okay.
Just saying we've always wanted a friend with a legit accent.
It's all right.
All good.
I was really just looking for someone to share this bourbon with.
My lady won't drink it.
She doesn't have that many allergies and she knows all her emergency-contact numbers.
Great.
Uh, Mom, thank you.
This is insane access.
You're welcome! Bye.
Hey.
Hey.
Are you sure you want to stay here? Yeah.
No offense.
Awesome.
I love you.
No offense.
Just stay here, okay? - I'll see you in the morning.
- Okay.
Look what I got from those college guys.
You bought Molly from them? No, I just showed them my tits.
No, I'm good.
My name is Inigo Montoya.
You killed my father.
Prepare to die.
[Laughter.]
Dude, I swear to God, bro, you're him, dude! I am not.
He's better than him.
Doug, look that shit up because this is the guy.
- I'm not, I promise.
- Aw, can't.
No bars.
We're back! All: Hey! This is Lindsey.
- All: Hey! - Hey.
- Lindsey! - Lindsey.
All right.
- Mm.
- Here, shotgun that shit.
Oh, I don't shotgun anything in my mouth.
I do.
Oh, okay.
[Can pops.]
Man: Whoo! [Whooping.]
All right! Bryce, I want to see you do it.
All right.
Wait a minute, how you know my name? 'Cause I wanted to know it.
[Beer fizzes.]
Ah, all right.
[All chanting "Bryce".]
[All cheering, chanting continues.]
- Yeah! - Whoo-hoo! [Indistinct talking.]
Whoo! You seem like you have so much to say.
Where does that come from? I had kind of a rough childhood.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
Man: [Inhales.]
Wait, so what was it like? - [Exhales.]
- What? Goa You were talking about Goa.
What was it like? Oh.
It was pkkw out of body.
Yeah.
Yeah, I slept on the beach for a week.
Oh, my God.
Everybody just everybody.
God.
One night the cops showed up, tried to make their move We fuck them, too.
[Chuckles.]
Wait, so y you just banged a bunch of dudes? [Chuckles.]
They were women The cops.
Ah.
So, why was your childhood so rough? Uh my dad's a doctor, so, um, so it It's kind of hard to live up to.
I can imagine.
Yeah, but it made me, uh, understanding.
I bet.
Outside is like heaven.
Like, we are on clouds Uh-huh.
In heaven! [Laughs.]
Hey, Bryce, you been to Goa? Wait! The trees are breathing.
- No - Your hair is so pretty.
I know.
[Chuckles.]
Do you want to have sex? - [Laughs.]
- [Snorts.]
Um, maybe.
Maybe we all should.
Hmm.
Carin: [Gasps.]
The fire is out! I know.
I know.
It's okay, baby.
Sit down.
Sit down.
Careful.
We need more firewood.
[Exhales sharply.]
Bryce, want to get some firewood with me? No, but, uh, you can get some firewood, bro.
So, be honest How many MILFs have you slept with? [Laughs.]
God.
I'm super private about that, but, uh, I don't know.
Babe, get some firewood with me.
No, I'm good.
Yeah, let's go.
Ugh.
Javier: What the hell are you doing? Letty: Cock-blocking you.
What? You want him to like you so that he will follow you into the woods so you can murder him.
Shh! So I'm making him like me instead so he can stay alive.
And there is a word for that? What? No.
- Then what is cock-blocking? - Oh, forget it.
Look, he's never going to voluntarily go off with you.
He's the alpha, he's threatened by you, and the more you charm his buddies, the more you put him on his guard.
Just give up.
You're never gonna pull this off.
It is not that hard to pull off.
He's been drinking all day.
He goes to pee, I'll follow him.
And he's not gonna think that's gay at all? What? It's not gay.
Men pee together.
Straight men.
Okay.
Here's your firewood.
[Sighs.]
["Stoopid Rich" plays.]
[Laughter.]
- You sure? - Yeah.
All right.
[Indistinct conversations.]
Man: Oh, wow! [Laughs.]
Hey, hey, hey The story gon' get told how it's told, yeah I came in the game buggin' with no coach, yeah Yeah, you only poppin' for a post, yeah We the ones, not the ones you should approach, yeah [Laughter.]
[All whooping.]
Kenny: Shit.
He's blowing O's, man! Yes, yes, yes.
[Laughter.]
- That's amazing.
- I got to piss, boys.
Yeah, me, too.
- Carin, can you do that? - No.
[Grunts.]
Carin: That's amazing.
[Coughs.]
[Sighs.]
Can you do that? Did you see that? - Yeah.
- Doug.
[Indistinct conversations.]
Stop.
What? What? What do you want? Don't you get it? He's not going anywhere with you.
Not as long as you're here.
Exactly, which is why I'm here.
I want you to leave a person alive for once.
He'll still get killed.
Maybe not tonight or tomorrow, but someone else will eventually get paid to kill him.
And we won't have the money for Jacob to go to school.
Yes, we will.
I'm getting the money tomorrow.
I am not letting you do that.
And I'm not letting you do this! I've never gotten caught.
I've never been to prison.
How many times have you been to prison? Okay, why won't you let this go? Why won't you? What does it have to do with you? How is me doing this any of your business? This is all my business.
No, it's not.
This is my business.
You shouldn't be here.
You should be at home.
- At home? - Yeah.
Did you really just tell me I should be at home? Yeah.
You stay home.
I go to work.
I bring back the money.
That's how this works.
- Do you realize how you sound? - Yes.
But it's the truth because this is what you wanted so you can spend time with Jacob, so we can be normal.
But this is the real work that I do, and it makes real money that can buy real things Things that you need, Jacob needs, and families need, and I am okay with it and it is not bring-your-wife-to-work day! I am not your wife! No.
[Gasps.]
Look at me.
Letty, stop! I am going to kill that man.
And you will not stop me.
You won't, so stop trying.
Okay? Stop trying.
Okay, enough! Enough! Enough! What is this about? Some guy? Nah, we're good.
Just leave us alone.
No.
She's upset.
Right? Yeah, I'm upset.
Hey.
Hey, listen.
Back off, Emile! [Sighs.]
[Insects chirping.]
[Tent unzips.]
We're supposed to stay with the other kids.
Why'd you bring us back here? Apple: Look what I found.
Where'd you get that? I stole it from a counselor.
No.
Wait.
Wait, wait.
Here's the thing.
[Sighs.]
[Hip-hop music plays on stereo in distance.]
What, Carin? I think I should take Bryce.
You can't have Bryce.
You don't want him.
Trust me.
Why not? I don't know.
Just stay away from him.
Where are you going? To pee.
Alone.
Is that okay? Yeah.
Of course.
Only came here for the payment If it ain't about a rack then I opt out, didn't know Lyla: I am so sorry that you girls had to lose your father.
Such a hard thing at such a young age.
What helped me when my father passed was to put all of his pictures on my computer, but on the screensaver.
You know how to do that? Yeah.
You make your screensaver into a slideshow.
Then all his pictures are there, and it's like he's still there with you.
Thanks.
We'll do that.
But only when you're not using the computer.
That's when the screensaver comes on.
Girls, come here.
Ava.
[Somber piano music plays.]
Ava: Teo.
I'm so sorry.
[Exhales sharply.]
How are you? I'm sorry.
I-I surprised you.
Yes.
Did you know my dad? Mom? [Insects chirping.]
[Zipper closes.]
What are you doing here? You and your boyfriend have a fight? No.
We're good.
Hey.
Take it easy.
[Grunts.]
What are you doing? How many MILFs have I been with? - 'Bout to be one more.
- Get off me! - Come here! - Get off me! - It's okay.
It's okay! - Get off me! Get off me! Get off me! Shut up.
- Help! - Come on.
Shut up.
[Muffled screaming.]
[Groans.]
I said "Shut up.
" [Grunts.]
Get off me! Shut up.
[Belt buckle clacks, zipper opens.]
Ohh! Ohh.
Go back to the camp site.
I am sorry he did this to you.
What the hell? I'll take care of it from here.
Go back now.
Go.
[Insects chirping.]
The fruit that's plucked from the bitter tree is rotten old You can find that seed sown deep in me Carin: [Echoing.]
and kick you in the ovaries.
As a child, I was taught to fear He's seeing someone else.
Kenny: [Echoing.]
He's rich, right? So I get on my knees with a daily plea [Echoing.]
So, you decided what's important to you, and you're getting what you wanted.
Who cares about the rest? The noise.
Will surely burn These are the lessons I was made to learn As I age, it gets harder to resist his call I tread lightly, for if I ever fall Carin: Lindsey? The devil's gonna keep me Lindsey? Lindsey? A new love's fascination burns straight through my core You send shivers when you touch my skin The devil's gonna keep me [Indistinct chatter, somber piano music plays.]
So, how long have you been in America? A long time.
[Chuckles.]
So, obviously, you and our mom dated.
- [Glass thuds.]
- How do you know? You're hot.
She's hot.
[Laughs.]
Thanks, I think.
We did date.
For a few years, actually.
I was friends with her brother from when we were kids.
That's how we met.
Your uncle, obviously.
- Which one? - Javier.
Totally.
He's our favorite.
He and our dad were super close.
It's so wrong that he's not here.
So, where where is he? We're not allowed to talk to him ever since this crazy family dinner.
What happened? Mom won't tell us.
Super healthy way of dealing with whatever it is.
Must have been a really crazy dinner.
Sofia: Hi, hi.
What are we talking about? [Clears throat.]
Daniela was just telling me how she's doing in school.
You don't have to lie.
We were just talking about Uncle Jav, and how we just wish he were here.
I wish he was here, too.
Bryce: Okay.
Please just let me go.
Just let me go.
Please? I can't.
Why did you stop? Keep going.
Keep going.
- [Inhales sharply.]
- Open your eyes.
Now take another step.
That's it? I thought you were a man.
You are going to step off the cliff, Bryce.
No, I'm not.
I'm not.
Yes, you are.
And you are going to do it all on your own.
Who does this shit, man? Who taunts a girl after he rapes her? What? Bryce: Hey, Stacey.
I see you, Stacey.
Clear enough for any human with a conscience.
Wherever you go, I see you.
How does it feel to get your box cut up? [Whimpering.]
Her brother wants to know why you couldn't leave her alone.
[Crying.]
I don't know.
She killed herself because of you.
Are you sorry? Yes! I'm sorry, okay? I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'll never, ever do it again, now please just let me g You are so sorry, you tried to rape another woman 10 minutes ago? Don't push me over.
Please, don't.
I told you, Bryce.
I am not going to push you.
You are going to kill yourself, like you made Stacey kill herself.
Now step off the cliff.
[Crying.]
[Exhales sharply.]
I can't! Please just shoot me! Please just shoot me! Just Get up.
[Grunts.]
[Whimpers.]
Take another step, Bryce.
[Gulps.]
[Faint thud.]
[Distorted shouting and cheering.]
Whenever I tell you You said to me I never do Have to forget through That's what I do That's what I do "Never lie to me," my father said I will be bad Oh, it will be bad "Never lie to me," my father said I will be bad Oh, it will be bad Oh [Insects chirping.]
Are you okay? [Sighs.]
What happened? [Voice breaking.]
I was peeing, and What happened? I saw Emile arguing with one of those college guys in the woods.
Okay.
So why are you crying? Then the guy jumped off a cliff.
What? Why would he do that? I don't know.
And Emile didn't do anything.
He just watched.
You can't just make up stories.
I'm not.
Letty: Apple? [Tent unzips.]
What are you doing here? You're supposed to be with the other kids.
You can't just leave like that when I think you're gonna be somewhere.
We just came back here, though.
That's not the point.
[Cries softly.]
Did I just see you Did I see you come out of the woods just now? Yeah.
Why? She was peeing.
Why are you mad? We're both okay.
Fine.
Just go to bed.
We were about to.
Don't leave this tent again without me.
Mom, I know you're standing there.
You don't know what you saw.
You're drunk.
I don't feel drunk.
That's what being drunk feels like.
You drank a whole beer.
Emile wouldn't just watch someone jump off a cliff and not care.
It's really weird you're telling lies about him.
I'm not lying.
Yes, you are.
Drunk people always lie.
How would you know? I get drunk all the time.
I just didn't tell you because I didn't want you to feel like a loser.
Really? Yeah.
I know you think you saw something weird, but you didn't.
Once you've been drunk more, you'll understand.
Right now you just need to go to sleep or you'll be hungover.
Just go to sleep.
[Leaves rustling.]
[Laughter, indistinct chatter.]
[Birds chirping.]
Carin: Knock, knock! Lindsey? Lindsey, are you awake? [Groans.]
[Tent unzips.]
- Hey.
- Hey.
So, Apple and I are all packed up and we're gonna head out.
Thank you so much for having us.
It was, like, such a great time.
Okay.
Sure.
- You going home? - Yeah.
Back to Eric? Yeah.
You sure? It's fine.
Banged it out with Doug last night, so I guess we're even.
You don't have to go back.
Actually, I do.
You guys good? We are.
Great.
I'll see you later.
Okay.
See ya.
[Indistinct conversations, pan sizzles.]
Are you okay? Yeah.
We should wake Jacob up.
If you think so.
He shouldn't have been here.
No.
He shouldn't have.
At least he'll get to go to school.
[Sighs.]
Turn on the heat now 'Cause it feels a little colder than last year My mind has been drifting Drifting on you for a millionth time I get it now You don't wanna know why my garden grows Do you? Hey, Bryce! Bryce! - You seen him? - Where is he? Jacob, get in the car.
- Do you? - [Car chiming.]
- Bryce! - Let's go.
Man: Bryce! Through desire we are lost Without fire, it's a dance to dust Javier.
- Yeah? - [Car door closes.]
Those guys are looking for their friend Bryce.
- [Engine starts.]
- Do you know where he is? No idea.
Apple saw you in the woods.
And it was a trap.
He was another hit man there to kill me.
- Who wants you dead? - I don't know.
We need enough money.
Can't you just steal some? I'm not doing those things anymore.
I want a clean start.
I'm sorry.
We have no room for your son.
I'm Carin with a "C.
" You can't just invite strangers into our house.
Apple wants to help.
She wants me to go to her school.
Diversity is my campaign platform.
I want to go to a real school with other kids.
We are gonna get him into Apple's school.
- Thanks.
- [Glasses clink.]
Letty: Is she going after Javier? Yes, she is.
[Birds calling.]
[Cellphone alarm rings.]
[Sighs softly.]
Hey.
Hey.
When did you get up? I'm not sure.
[Birds chirping.]
I'm sorry.
That I made you take the body to Silk.
It was good that you did.
No, it wasn't.
He would still be dead.
And I wouldn't know.
But it wouldn't have been you who had to find him.
What time is it? I don't know.
What time did you set your alarm for? [Inhales sharply.]
8:02.
Then it's 8:02.
It's I mean, it's probably 8:03 by now.
Or four.
You should get ready.
You will be late.
[School bell rings.]
And I'm hearing you, ma'am, but we have absolutely no more space.
Ma'am, I'm hanging up the phone now.
[Beep, click.]
How can I help you? I'm here to schedule my son's interview.
Oh! Is that Michael? Are you Lindsey? Friends with Carin Jeffrey? Yeah, that's us.
Great.
Do you have your paperwork? I do.
Here you go.
Okay.
Didn't you just fill this all out perfectly.
Oh.
You get an A-plus.
That's a first.
Okay, let's see we can schedule Michael's interview with the headmaster for Monday at 2:00.
Does that work? Monday at 2:00.
Great.
Now, if the interview goes well and he gets in - [School bell rings.]
- we will need this in a cashier's check the same day, so just be sure to bring that with you.
I have to bring in this much on Monday? Yeah.
Cashier's check.
- It's Friday.
- I know.
Cashier's checks are a bitch.
Right.
So it has to be Monday? If you want him to start after the holiday break Break starts Tuesday.
Understood.
Great.
Monday at 2:00.
Thank you, Paul.
Bye, Lindsey.
- Bye, Michael! - Monday at 2:00.
- 20 grand.
- Letty: I know.
For school.
I know For one semester.
- Do they have a pool? - What? Why is it so expensive? A pool would make it okay to be that expensive? I don't know.
Maybe.
No, there's no pool.
And you didn't know this, that it was this much? I no.
I-I thought we could pay it monthly.
What do you want to do? I'm figuring it out.
Don't worry about it.
I'll have the money by Sunday night.
No.
No what? No, you're not stealing 20 grand from wherever you're planning on stealing 20 grand from on Sunday.
If you get caught, you go to prison again.
You'll lose Jacob forever.
I'll also lose him forever if he doesn't start school somewhere.
I'm not gonna get caught.
How do you even drink that shit? Hard time forgiving Even harder forgetting Before you do something You might regret, friend Bricks are caving in Oh, how sweet this sin I left you the keys You won't let me in Hard time forgiving Even harder forgetting Before you do something [Indistinct talking.]
- Oh, oh-oh - Oh, oh-oh Oh, oh I think it's time that I take what's mine Mmm, mmm Letty: What's going on? Feel a change in that time What is this? What is happening? - Mmm - [Scoffs.]
Um, why is there a harmonica in my house? This is not your house.
We are renting this house.
Who cares? What if Jacob sees this and wants to play the stupid harmonica.
What are we gonna do then? He won't see it.
I'm taking it camping.
Camping? - Mm-hmm.
- Gross.
I'm not going camping with you.
I know.
You're not invited.
So who are you going camping with? You don't have any friends.
[Sighs.]
Loaded shotgun Wh You don't have to go alone.
Why don't you take Jacob? He probably loves that shit.
I am not taking Jacob.
Where are you going? It doesn't matter.
What if there's an emergency? Tybee State Park.
So, what, you're just gonna be in the woods all alone? Take Jacob.
I am not taking Jacob.
Why not? Because the last time I took a child camping, he died.
You want to know why I'm going camping? Because it is the anniversary of Little Santino's death.
Every year at this time I take a night I sit in the woods and I think about all the things my baby brother could have become, all the things he never got to be.
And I light a fire for him.
And I do that alone, by myself.
And meeting you doesn't change that, okay? Okay.
I'll be back tomorrow.
[Cellphone vibrates.]
How long did you know him before he told you what he did? I don't know um, a couple of months? But you're still with him.
He he said he would stop.
Did he? Did he stop? He said he did.
He has a job as a line cook.
How are the girls? Confused.
Their father is dead.
They can't see their uncle.
I can't tell them the truth.
Javier misses them.
And they miss him, but So let's end this.
Let them have him when they need him most.
He's camping for Santino.
He'll be back tomorrow.
Just let him see them.
Where is he? His camping-for-Santino thing he does every year.
On the anniversary of you know.
Of what? Of when he died.
Santino died in the summer.
He died in June.
No, he died now, in December.
I know when my brother died.
This isn't the anniversary of when Santino died? No.
Did he tell you it was? [Sighs.]
Never mind.
I'm obviously confused.
But he's camping for some reason.
Jacob: Why are you going camping? Letty: What do you mean? I'm just going.
Why don't I get to go? Look, we'll go another time.
Right now you get to hang out with Apple.
Yeah.
[Doorbell rings.]
- Hey! - Hey! Aw! Hi, Michael.
I hear you have an interview on Monday.
What do you say? Thank you.
Thank you for letting him stay over.
Oh, of course.
Are you, me, and Apple gonna have a good time tonight or what? Okay.
Seriously, Carin, thank you for getting him the interview.
After that whole thing with your husband, I Oh, don't worry about Eric Seriously.
Okay.
I got to go.
Where are you going again? Just a quick camping thing with Emile.
Where? The state park? Yeah.
- Isn't that kind of gross? - Yeah.
See you tomorrow.
Thank you! Bye! I meditate on the end of days till I get it straight Die every day, die every day We come and die every day, die every day Just fly every day, fly every day Ohh Pull that back out of the ground so I can murder you with it.
Die every day You can't stay.
- Why are you really here? - I told you.
This isn't when Santino died.
I know when my brother died.
So does your sister, apparently.
What? You talked to Ava? Yeah.
She called me today.
She wanted to talk about you Because knowing you is so annoying, people have to find other people who understand how annoying it is to talk to about it.
And she told me that Santino died in the summer.
She meant our summer.
What? Argentinian summer It's during American winter.
There are two summers.
It is different when you're south of the equator.
She said June.
Fine, it was June.
Why didn't you tell me you talked to her? Are you really giving me shit right now? I didn't tell you because I thought you were on some Argentinian-style walkabout mourning your dead brother.
Do you know how insane that is to lie about? You are seriously damaged.
You lie about everything.
Hold this.
Where did you get this tent? Craigslist.
Just tell me why you're here Right now.
Are you here for work? [Sighs.]
Yes.
I knew it.
I knew it.
You've been telling me what a fuck up junkie I am since we met, but you're the one with the problem.
That's why you didn't want Jacob and me to come.
In case you don't remember, you're the one who came back.
You came back to us, showed up at my mom's house You chose that.
If you didn't want this with us, then why did you do that? Just to screw it up for me? Screw it up? I am fixing it for you right now.
That is what I'm doing.
Jacob needs money for school, so I'm here getting money for school.
I can't be there for my sister, I can't be there for my nieces, I have no idea what happened to Silk, but Jacob that is something I can fix for someone I love.
I told you I have that money covered.
I'm getting it tomorrow.
From where? Other people's hotel rooms, huh? And then you go to prison.
Talk about screwing it up.
Talk about screwing Jacob's life up.
No.
I wil get the money.
- By murdering somebody? - Well, that is what I do.
And since I met you, I haven't had one job go smoothly.
So, please leave me alone to do it.
If it makes you feel any better, he raped a girl.
What? The person I'm here to kill.
So he's just conveniently a rapist, the worst thing a person can be? The last time you did this, it was someone trying to kill you.
And then Silk was just coincidentally murdered that same night.
Thank you for reminding me.
How do you know this isn't another setup? Because that was three days ago, and this posting was up for seven days.
I'm sure it was.
How many hitmen want to go camping? I guess just one.
[Vehicles approaching.]
He's here.
[Indistinct talking.]
It's the guy in the brown jacket.
[Indistinct talking continues.]
His name is Bryce.
Of course his name is Bryce.
[Chair rattles.]
You should go now.
So should you.
Let's go.
[Sighs.]
I am camping.
- [Bag unzips.]
- Then I'm camping, too.
What do you have to eat? You said this was gross.
It is, but I'm staying here and pretending it's not so I can stop you from killing someone Just like when we first met.
Well, I still killed that person in the end, so Bees? What is this? - Tell me what that was.
- No.
Tell me.
It's my research.
That asshole over there, he's allergic to bees.
Oh.
So you were gonna "My Girl" him? What? You were gonna kill him with bees.
How did you know that? - It's in the movie.
- What movie? I just told you "My Girl.
" In this movie, someone was murdered with bees? Well, no.
But basically.
- How did they think of that? - It's kind of obvious.
No, it's not.
So, what's your plan, just wait for the bees to buzz by? - [Bag zips.]
- No.
That is not my plan.
- So, why was it in the notebook? - It's just research.
Listen, I am going over there to get that guy to like me enough that I can get him alone.
So am I.
No, you are not.
You are not moving.
[Vehicle approaches.]
Hey! - [Vehicle door shuts.]
- The kids wanted to surprise you.
No, we didn't.
Hey.
So we went on a little R.
E.
I.
shopping spree.
Oh, my God.
Who are those hotties? [Laughs.]
Carin.
What the hell? What are you doing here? I thought we could have fun camping tonight.
With our kids? Yep.
[Panting.]
Because I just caught Eric cheating on me in our bedroom With Apple's slut math tutor.
Apple almost saw it.
He's a douchebag cocksucker, and I can't be in my house with him right now.
So we're camping.
Jesus, I'm sorry you had to see that.
Me, too.
This'll be fun.
I'm gonna go talk to those guys.
Carin.
Hey, boys.
- Welcome, welcome! - Hey! What's going on over here? Rob is the only person I've gone camping with before this.
- All right! - He always tries to find bears.
What? He really likes bears.
Yeah, we won't be looking for bears.
Good.
That was stressful.
All right.
We have to go.
Jacob can't be here.
You go.
Take him home.
No! I'm not leaving you here to kill that guy.
- Jacob: Mom, look.
- What? - [Laughter in distance.]
- Where are they from? S.
K.
C.
Savannah Kids Connect.
They do these trips.
My mom donated a necklace she didn't want to their silent auction.
I mean, I've been reaching out on my own Let's go play with them! - Can we, Mom? - No.
We really need to stay here.
Please? [Sighs.]
Don't go anywhere.
I wasn't planning on going anywhere.
I'm coming back.
You're not doing this.
Come on.
[Insect buzzing.]
[Indistinct talking.]
Wait, I have an idea.
The kids should just stay here tonight.
How? They're not with this group.
So? I know at least two of these counselors from the silent auction thing I did with them.
Right.
The necklace.
How did you know? Apple.
Oh, right! Such a good cause.
Anyway, let's pay them to take the kids.
We'll have more fun.
And so will they.
[Indistinct talking continues.]
- There you go.
- Yeah.
Hey.
Can I help you out? No, man.
We're good.
You got to let more air in there, man.
It's got to breathe.
We got it, dude.
No, we don't.
Hey.
We'll figure it out.
Okay.
Just saying we've always wanted a friend with a legit accent.
It's all right.
All good.
I was really just looking for someone to share this bourbon with.
My lady won't drink it.
She doesn't have that many allergies and she knows all her emergency-contact numbers.
Great.
Uh, Mom, thank you.
This is insane access.
You're welcome! Bye.
Hey.
Hey.
Are you sure you want to stay here? Yeah.
No offense.
Awesome.
I love you.
No offense.
Just stay here, okay? - I'll see you in the morning.
- Okay.
Look what I got from those college guys.
You bought Molly from them? No, I just showed them my tits.
No, I'm good.
My name is Inigo Montoya.
You killed my father.
Prepare to die.
[Laughter.]
Dude, I swear to God, bro, you're him, dude! I am not.
He's better than him.
Doug, look that shit up because this is the guy.
- I'm not, I promise.
- Aw, can't.
No bars.
We're back! All: Hey! This is Lindsey.
- All: Hey! - Hey.
- Lindsey! - Lindsey.
All right.
- Mm.
- Here, shotgun that shit.
Oh, I don't shotgun anything in my mouth.
I do.
Oh, okay.
[Can pops.]
Man: Whoo! [Whooping.]
All right! Bryce, I want to see you do it.
All right.
Wait a minute, how you know my name? 'Cause I wanted to know it.
[Beer fizzes.]
Ah, all right.
[All chanting "Bryce".]
[All cheering, chanting continues.]
- Yeah! - Whoo-hoo! [Indistinct talking.]
Whoo! You seem like you have so much to say.
Where does that come from? I had kind of a rough childhood.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
Man: [Inhales.]
Wait, so what was it like? - [Exhales.]
- What? Goa You were talking about Goa.
What was it like? Oh.
It was pkkw out of body.
Yeah.
Yeah, I slept on the beach for a week.
Oh, my God.
Everybody just everybody.
God.
One night the cops showed up, tried to make their move We fuck them, too.
[Chuckles.]
Wait, so y you just banged a bunch of dudes? [Chuckles.]
They were women The cops.
Ah.
So, why was your childhood so rough? Uh my dad's a doctor, so, um, so it It's kind of hard to live up to.
I can imagine.
Yeah, but it made me, uh, understanding.
I bet.
Outside is like heaven.
Like, we are on clouds Uh-huh.
In heaven! [Laughs.]
Hey, Bryce, you been to Goa? Wait! The trees are breathing.
- No - Your hair is so pretty.
I know.
[Chuckles.]
Do you want to have sex? - [Laughs.]
- [Snorts.]
Um, maybe.
Maybe we all should.
Hmm.
Carin: [Gasps.]
The fire is out! I know.
I know.
It's okay, baby.
Sit down.
Sit down.
Careful.
We need more firewood.
[Exhales sharply.]
Bryce, want to get some firewood with me? No, but, uh, you can get some firewood, bro.
So, be honest How many MILFs have you slept with? [Laughs.]
God.
I'm super private about that, but, uh, I don't know.
Babe, get some firewood with me.
No, I'm good.
Yeah, let's go.
Ugh.
Javier: What the hell are you doing? Letty: Cock-blocking you.
What? You want him to like you so that he will follow you into the woods so you can murder him.
Shh! So I'm making him like me instead so he can stay alive.
And there is a word for that? What? No.
- Then what is cock-blocking? - Oh, forget it.
Look, he's never going to voluntarily go off with you.
He's the alpha, he's threatened by you, and the more you charm his buddies, the more you put him on his guard.
Just give up.
You're never gonna pull this off.
It is not that hard to pull off.
He's been drinking all day.
He goes to pee, I'll follow him.
And he's not gonna think that's gay at all? What? It's not gay.
Men pee together.
Straight men.
Okay.
Here's your firewood.
[Sighs.]
["Stoopid Rich" plays.]
[Laughter.]
- You sure? - Yeah.
All right.
[Indistinct conversations.]
Man: Oh, wow! [Laughs.]
Hey, hey, hey The story gon' get told how it's told, yeah I came in the game buggin' with no coach, yeah Yeah, you only poppin' for a post, yeah We the ones, not the ones you should approach, yeah [Laughter.]
[All whooping.]
Kenny: Shit.
He's blowing O's, man! Yes, yes, yes.
[Laughter.]
- That's amazing.
- I got to piss, boys.
Yeah, me, too.
- Carin, can you do that? - No.
[Grunts.]
Carin: That's amazing.
[Coughs.]
[Sighs.]
Can you do that? Did you see that? - Yeah.
- Doug.
[Indistinct conversations.]
Stop.
What? What? What do you want? Don't you get it? He's not going anywhere with you.
Not as long as you're here.
Exactly, which is why I'm here.
I want you to leave a person alive for once.
He'll still get killed.
Maybe not tonight or tomorrow, but someone else will eventually get paid to kill him.
And we won't have the money for Jacob to go to school.
Yes, we will.
I'm getting the money tomorrow.
I am not letting you do that.
And I'm not letting you do this! I've never gotten caught.
I've never been to prison.
How many times have you been to prison? Okay, why won't you let this go? Why won't you? What does it have to do with you? How is me doing this any of your business? This is all my business.
No, it's not.
This is my business.
You shouldn't be here.
You should be at home.
- At home? - Yeah.
Did you really just tell me I should be at home? Yeah.
You stay home.
I go to work.
I bring back the money.
That's how this works.
- Do you realize how you sound? - Yes.
But it's the truth because this is what you wanted so you can spend time with Jacob, so we can be normal.
But this is the real work that I do, and it makes real money that can buy real things Things that you need, Jacob needs, and families need, and I am okay with it and it is not bring-your-wife-to-work day! I am not your wife! No.
[Gasps.]
Look at me.
Letty, stop! I am going to kill that man.
And you will not stop me.
You won't, so stop trying.
Okay? Stop trying.
Okay, enough! Enough! Enough! What is this about? Some guy? Nah, we're good.
Just leave us alone.
No.
She's upset.
Right? Yeah, I'm upset.
Hey.
Hey, listen.
Back off, Emile! [Sighs.]
[Insects chirping.]
[Tent unzips.]
We're supposed to stay with the other kids.
Why'd you bring us back here? Apple: Look what I found.
Where'd you get that? I stole it from a counselor.
No.
Wait.
Wait, wait.
Here's the thing.
[Sighs.]
[Hip-hop music plays on stereo in distance.]
What, Carin? I think I should take Bryce.
You can't have Bryce.
You don't want him.
Trust me.
Why not? I don't know.
Just stay away from him.
Where are you going? To pee.
Alone.
Is that okay? Yeah.
Of course.
Only came here for the payment If it ain't about a rack then I opt out, didn't know Lyla: I am so sorry that you girls had to lose your father.
Such a hard thing at such a young age.
What helped me when my father passed was to put all of his pictures on my computer, but on the screensaver.
You know how to do that? Yeah.
You make your screensaver into a slideshow.
Then all his pictures are there, and it's like he's still there with you.
Thanks.
We'll do that.
But only when you're not using the computer.
That's when the screensaver comes on.
Girls, come here.
Ava.
[Somber piano music plays.]
Ava: Teo.
I'm so sorry.
[Exhales sharply.]
How are you? I'm sorry.
I-I surprised you.
Yes.
Did you know my dad? Mom? [Insects chirping.]
[Zipper closes.]
What are you doing here? You and your boyfriend have a fight? No.
We're good.
Hey.
Take it easy.
[Grunts.]
What are you doing? How many MILFs have I been with? - 'Bout to be one more.
- Get off me! - Come here! - Get off me! - It's okay.
It's okay! - Get off me! Get off me! Get off me! Shut up.
- Help! - Come on.
Shut up.
[Muffled screaming.]
[Groans.]
I said "Shut up.
" [Grunts.]
Get off me! Shut up.
[Belt buckle clacks, zipper opens.]
Ohh! Ohh.
Go back to the camp site.
I am sorry he did this to you.
What the hell? I'll take care of it from here.
Go back now.
Go.
[Insects chirping.]
The fruit that's plucked from the bitter tree is rotten old You can find that seed sown deep in me Carin: [Echoing.]
and kick you in the ovaries.
As a child, I was taught to fear He's seeing someone else.
Kenny: [Echoing.]
He's rich, right? So I get on my knees with a daily plea [Echoing.]
So, you decided what's important to you, and you're getting what you wanted.
Who cares about the rest? The noise.
Will surely burn These are the lessons I was made to learn As I age, it gets harder to resist his call I tread lightly, for if I ever fall Carin: Lindsey? The devil's gonna keep me Lindsey? Lindsey? A new love's fascination burns straight through my core You send shivers when you touch my skin The devil's gonna keep me [Indistinct chatter, somber piano music plays.]
So, how long have you been in America? A long time.
[Chuckles.]
So, obviously, you and our mom dated.
- [Glass thuds.]
- How do you know? You're hot.
She's hot.
[Laughs.]
Thanks, I think.
We did date.
For a few years, actually.
I was friends with her brother from when we were kids.
That's how we met.
Your uncle, obviously.
- Which one? - Javier.
Totally.
He's our favorite.
He and our dad were super close.
It's so wrong that he's not here.
So, where where is he? We're not allowed to talk to him ever since this crazy family dinner.
What happened? Mom won't tell us.
Super healthy way of dealing with whatever it is.
Must have been a really crazy dinner.
Sofia: Hi, hi.
What are we talking about? [Clears throat.]
Daniela was just telling me how she's doing in school.
You don't have to lie.
We were just talking about Uncle Jav, and how we just wish he were here.
I wish he was here, too.
Bryce: Okay.
Please just let me go.
Just let me go.
Please? I can't.
Why did you stop? Keep going.
Keep going.
- [Inhales sharply.]
- Open your eyes.
Now take another step.
That's it? I thought you were a man.
You are going to step off the cliff, Bryce.
No, I'm not.
I'm not.
Yes, you are.
And you are going to do it all on your own.
Who does this shit, man? Who taunts a girl after he rapes her? What? Bryce: Hey, Stacey.
I see you, Stacey.
Clear enough for any human with a conscience.
Wherever you go, I see you.
How does it feel to get your box cut up? [Whimpering.]
Her brother wants to know why you couldn't leave her alone.
[Crying.]
I don't know.
She killed herself because of you.
Are you sorry? Yes! I'm sorry, okay? I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'll never, ever do it again, now please just let me g You are so sorry, you tried to rape another woman 10 minutes ago? Don't push me over.
Please, don't.
I told you, Bryce.
I am not going to push you.
You are going to kill yourself, like you made Stacey kill herself.
Now step off the cliff.
[Crying.]
[Exhales sharply.]
I can't! Please just shoot me! Please just shoot me! Just Get up.
[Grunts.]
[Whimpers.]
Take another step, Bryce.
[Gulps.]
[Faint thud.]
[Distorted shouting and cheering.]
Whenever I tell you You said to me I never do Have to forget through That's what I do That's what I do "Never lie to me," my father said I will be bad Oh, it will be bad "Never lie to me," my father said I will be bad Oh, it will be bad Oh [Insects chirping.]
Are you okay? [Sighs.]
What happened? [Voice breaking.]
I was peeing, and What happened? I saw Emile arguing with one of those college guys in the woods.
Okay.
So why are you crying? Then the guy jumped off a cliff.
What? Why would he do that? I don't know.
And Emile didn't do anything.
He just watched.
You can't just make up stories.
I'm not.
Letty: Apple? [Tent unzips.]
What are you doing here? You're supposed to be with the other kids.
You can't just leave like that when I think you're gonna be somewhere.
We just came back here, though.
That's not the point.
[Cries softly.]
Did I just see you Did I see you come out of the woods just now? Yeah.
Why? She was peeing.
Why are you mad? We're both okay.
Fine.
Just go to bed.
We were about to.
Don't leave this tent again without me.
Mom, I know you're standing there.
You don't know what you saw.
You're drunk.
I don't feel drunk.
That's what being drunk feels like.
You drank a whole beer.
Emile wouldn't just watch someone jump off a cliff and not care.
It's really weird you're telling lies about him.
I'm not lying.
Yes, you are.
Drunk people always lie.
How would you know? I get drunk all the time.
I just didn't tell you because I didn't want you to feel like a loser.
Really? Yeah.
I know you think you saw something weird, but you didn't.
Once you've been drunk more, you'll understand.
Right now you just need to go to sleep or you'll be hungover.
Just go to sleep.
[Leaves rustling.]
[Laughter, indistinct chatter.]
[Birds chirping.]
Carin: Knock, knock! Lindsey? Lindsey, are you awake? [Groans.]
[Tent unzips.]
- Hey.
- Hey.
So, Apple and I are all packed up and we're gonna head out.
Thank you so much for having us.
It was, like, such a great time.
Okay.
Sure.
- You going home? - Yeah.
Back to Eric? Yeah.
You sure? It's fine.
Banged it out with Doug last night, so I guess we're even.
You don't have to go back.
Actually, I do.
You guys good? We are.
Great.
I'll see you later.
Okay.
See ya.
[Indistinct conversations, pan sizzles.]
Are you okay? Yeah.
We should wake Jacob up.
If you think so.
He shouldn't have been here.
No.
He shouldn't have.
At least he'll get to go to school.
[Sighs.]
Turn on the heat now 'Cause it feels a little colder than last year My mind has been drifting Drifting on you for a millionth time I get it now You don't wanna know why my garden grows Do you? Hey, Bryce! Bryce! - You seen him? - Where is he? Jacob, get in the car.
- Do you? - [Car chiming.]
- Bryce! - Let's go.
Man: Bryce! Through desire we are lost Without fire, it's a dance to dust Javier.
- Yeah? - [Car door closes.]
Those guys are looking for their friend Bryce.
- [Engine starts.]
- Do you know where he is? No idea.
Apple saw you in the woods.