Haven s01e13 Episode Script

- Previously on Haven - FBI! Who are you? - Haven PD.
Keep your hands where I can see them.
- What am I gonna do, pull out another gun? People do things in Haven.
- What things? - A woman whose moods affected the weather.
Another man's shadow kills people.
- Haven is chock-full of the ungodly! - How do you die? - Some guy with a tattoo of a maze with four little people at each of the compass points.
- I couldn't feel anything.
I thought I was sick.
Audrey, I can feel her touch.
- There's gonna come a day when you're gonna wish you'd just taken the chance just to make nice with your old man.
- You want me to let bygones be bygones? - We're never gonna get along, are we? - So the crack on the boat? - We need to get this place under control.
- You haven't changed, Lucy.
- Lucy was my mother.
- When I had my seizure, I shattered a glass.
It cut her deep on the sole of her foot.
- # If we run # # we just might find that there's a way # # to get out of this place # # If we run we just might find # # that there's a way, that there's a way # # to get out, # # to get out # # And in the end, the glass will crumble # # In the end, it will burst and break # # In the end, the glass will crumble # # In the end, in the end # # We'll get out # - I was here.
I was.
Somehow I was here.
Is there anything else you want to send my way? I mean, anything? Anything at all? 'Cause I got to believe you have nothing left.
- Whatever it is, you'll handle it.
- I'm sorry.
Do I know you? - Whatever you're dealing with, you'll figure it out.
I've been in some rough places, had a few conversations with myself.
Eventually I got where I needed to be.
- And where was that? - Where I'm standing.
It's always where I'm standing.
- Does this place mean something to you? - You know, sometimes, uh you leave a mark where you've been.
Sometimes the tide just washes it away.
But you don't know until you come back, do you? - So you from around here? - Yeah once upon a time.
Good luck.
- How can I help you? - Hello, Dave.
It's been a while.
You miss me? I missed you.
- How you been, Max? - Well, I've been pacing an 8x10-foot cell for close on 10,000 days.
I haven't eaten a meal off a plate, taken a hot shower, or run a mile since '85.
And you? - Oh, you know, still running the paper- posting ads for, uh, old dogs and, uh, lost furniture.
- You're still singing that same old song, huh? - What do you want, Max? Money? - No, what I want now is a job.
- Well, I'm not sure I have anything.
Pretty much just, uh, Vince and me these days- newspaper business, you know.
- I'd like to start in, say, uh, a week or two.
I have a few things I need to wrap up first.
I'll be in touch.
- You want anything else? - No, I think, uh- I think I've had about enough, thank you.
I couldn't eat another bite.
- You all right, Chief? - Yeah, everything's fine.
Thank you.
- Like to see a menu? - I'll have what he had- two of them.
How you been, Garland? - I didn't hear you were out.
- You wouldn't have thought they would've let me out after your testimony.
- You go ahead and eat your dinner and drink your drink, and then I want you out of here.
I want you gone from Haven.
I want you gone from the entire state of Maine.
Do you understand me? - Can't do that.
I have a few things I need to take care of right here.
- Either you're gone by tonight, or I'll have your parole violated, and you'll be back in Shawshank tomorrow.
It's your choice.
- Officer Wuornos- oh, excuse me.
Chief Wuornos.
- What? - You either kill me now or get the hell away from my table.
- You heard what I said.
- We know why the lighthouse fell.
It was a crack, like the cracks that have been plaguing Haven since the day I arrived.
- Okay, so we have a crack here in the road, a crack on Duke's boat, crack at the hotel on Carpenter's Knot.
What do you think, Parker? Hello? Anybody home? - I'm sorry.
What? - What's going on with you? - No, nothing, I'm fine.
- No, you're not.
What's going on? - I haven't been sleeping.
- Oh.
That's too bad.
You should go home.
- Excuse me? - You don't want to talk about it.
I get that-go.
I can handle stuff here for a while.
- No, that-that doesn't work for me, okay? Work works for me, so I'm working.
- You're no good to me like this.
Go.
Sleep.
Think.
Put on some tunes.
- Fine.
- I don't know who you are, friend, but you need to get the hell out of my chair.
- This your boat? - Damn sure not yours.
- Then you're the man I came to see.
Duke Crocker.
- Well, now, you must've missed the part where I told you to get your ass out of my mother-lovin' chair.
- John Draft up in Shawshank said you might be the man to get me a job.
- Well, I'm very sorry, but I can't help you.
- He also said you owed him some money.
And that if I wanted to collect it, that was fine with him.
- Well, you tell John if he wants his money, he's gonna have to come get it himself.
I know you? Yeah, I know you.
You got sent up for killing that family 20 years ago.
- 25.
You don't want to give me my money, then I'm gonna have to take it from you.
- Huh.
Well, you do what you need to do.
- Oh, that doesn't seem fair to me.
- Well, I'm not interested in fair.
I'm interested in getting your ass off of my boat.
You didn't come here to fight.
- That's a gamble.
- You just got paroled.
You're gonna risk getting sent back inside for John Draft's money? - He said you were smart.
You're ballsy too.
- Thank you.
Now, why don't you tell me why you really came here.
- I'll find you at the Gull.
Great shrimp, by the way.
- Chief, I need a signature- - Don't you knock anymore? - The door was open.
Max Hansen? He didn't make parole, did he? - You don't have to concern yourself with that.
Just get down there and check out those cracks opening up, will you? - Audrey! Parker! - Easy now.
I'm not one of the thousand people you've pissed off in your life.
Well, actually, I am, but I'm not one of the dangerous ones.
- Great.
Where's Audrey? - She doesn't want to talk to anybody.
- Except you.
- Not yet.
She'll talk when she's ready to talk.
Cupcakes will help.
What do you want to talk to her about? - Just tell her a man with a tattoo came to see me.
- In your world.
What are the odds? - Tell her I said, "It's the tattoo," the one that's supposed to be on the man who kills me.
It's on a man named Max Hansen, the man who killed that family 20 years ago.
Remember? Did your mother ever mention anything about this? Does she know anything about this? Do you? - I don't know what you're talking about.
I don't like who you've become, Duke.
I thought I made that clear.
Now go away.
I'll tell Audrey you were here.
- Super helpful.
- Hey.
Did you get the cupcakes? - A dozen half with sprinkles.
- They're Rosemary's.
- Duke was here.
- What did he want? - Little warm-up for the road there, hon? - I know you.
Max Hansen.
- Oh, of course.
It's nice to see you again.
- Heard you visited a friend of mine.
- I've visited a number of old friends recently.
- Duke Crocker, he owns the place.
- Yeah, yeah.
I heard he was impressive.
- Was he? - That remains to be seen.
I came here hoping to run into him, actually.
- He said that you had a tattoo.
- Mm-hmm, several.
- This one was in the inside of your forearm in the shape of a maze.
- Would you like something? I feel a little impolite eating in front of you like this.
- You either tell me or don't, but don't play games.
- Oh, my God.
I'm so sorry.
Let me get a towel.
- Ah, clumsy me.
Good thing they serve cold coffee here.
Well, you'll have to excuse me.
I got to get to church.
- You killed the Colorado Kid.
- Garland Wuornos thought so.
He never proved it, though, did he? See you around.
- What the hell does this tattoo mean? Why is this guy trying to kill me? - Do you remember anything from the Colorado Kid? I mean, anything about that day that could help me? - I wish I did, but I don't.
- I'm sorry, but Duke, that guy who was sitting there, I spilled coffee all over him.
- Great.
I'm gonna get killed over spilled coffee.
- The pot was scalding hot.
If he sues us, am I fired? - Don't you have customers? - What? - What is it? - The pot- it was scalding hot, and he-he didn't feel it.
- I'm sure that it's me.
I'm sure I'm the one not getting it.
- He didn't feel.
- Can I help you? - Nathan Wuornos.
- Who are you? - Direct, no flinching- I knew I'd like you.
- I'm flattered.
Who are you? - I'm an old friend of the chief's.
- You're Max Hansen.
- You're smart too.
Now, I just came by to say hello.
That's-that's all.
I don't want no trouble at all, Nathan.
You tell your father that.
I just want a little house with a little yard.
- You don't take your hand off my shoulder, you're gonna get a ride back to Shawshank or a bullet.
- Damn.
You can't feel that at all, can you? - You really don't want to stay in Haven.
- Oh, but I do.
Oh, I-I-I have friends here, Nathan.
One thing I learned in prison- if a man has the right kind of friends, life gets a whole lot easier.
You remember that.
- So tell me, Leo, Max Hansen- you know him? - Spent ten years in the same cellblock.
Why? - Do you know anything about where he got his tattoos? - No.
But I didn't see him get any while I was in with him.
- Okay, what else? What was he like? What did he do? - Max did the fights- best in his class while I was there.
Nothing anybody could throw at him would slow him down.
It was like he couldn't feel the hits, you know? - Hey, do you know why he may have come back to Haven? - He always wanted to track down some long-lost family when he got out.
- Why are you here? - You know why I'm here.
Your brother owes me.
- Well, so do I.
- Easy, Vince.
- You didn't come back to Haven to collect from Dave.
Why are you here? - I'm here to claim the life that was taken from me, the family that was stolen from me, and to watch the man that took it all from me die.
- Garland's not alone, you know.
- Neither am I.
I have friends in Haven.
- I'm sure they won't mind if you die first.
Leave now, Max before I do something I really enjoy.
- You know, it's good to see that somebody in this town remembers who he is.
Tell your brother I'll be back for what's mine.
Oh, and, Vince next time I see you, I'm gonna kill you.
- Are you sure? Couldn't get it done the last time.
- Are you sure you want to tell Nathan alone? - No, but he's my partner.
- Did you already tell him about the other thing? - What? - The thing that's got you holed up living on frosting.
I didn't think so.
Hey.
Come on.
What is it? You're a mess.
- I can't.
- 'Cause you have to tell Nathan first.
- Yeah.
Yeah, pretty much.
- Do I have to like that? - Today, yeah.
Nathan, we need to talk.
I found out something about Max Hansen.
- What's up? - He can't feel anything.
- How do you know this? - Well, it- it doesn't matter, all right? What matters is- - How do you know? - It doesn't matter.
You have the same affliction, which probably means that you're- - Related.
Did you forget to tell me something about Max Hansen? - What? - You put him away.
You know everything about him, and you tell me, "Don't concern yourself"? - Can we get a minute alone here? - You can say it in front of her.
- What, you found out that he can't feel anything? So you know that- that you're related.
I wanted to tell you.
- That I have relatives in Haven that I didn't even know about? - I'm not I'm not your father, Nathan.
Max Hansen's your father.
Are you gonna say something? - Can't say I'm surprised.
- You mean you know? - This? No.
But you-there are so many things you don't tell me, secrets you don't trust me with.
Why-why should one more surprise me? - I wanted to tell him for so long.
I just thought, well, I'll wait a little while, and hopefully things will get better between us.
It'll be easier to tell him, and I won't lose him.
But, no, things never actually did get better between us, and I've lost him anyways.
- Max Hansen let you adopt his son? - Well, he was- he was already inside, anyway.
The way he treated Nathan's mother, the way he treated that little boy, I should've killed him then.
He does not deserve a place in Nathan's life.
- I guess Hansen thought otherwise.
Maybe that's why he came back.
- I don't know what's in that man's head.
Look, do you mind? - Ah! - Well, I confirmed he's dead, in case you were wondering.
Ought to make Duke happy.
- Duke Let's find him.
Max threatened him, right? - Whoa, no, no, no, no, no.
Max-Max threatened you too.
- Oh, so you think I killed him? - No, I'm not-I'm not saying that, Nathan, okay? I'm just saying that Duke went out of his way to help me look into Max.
- To protect himself.
- No, to protect you.
He wanted me to be the one to tell you about your father, okay? I don't think that he would do something like this.
- There were cracks on Duke's boat.
There were cracks at the hotel on Carpenter's Knot, and Duke was there.
I mean, maybe- maybe he's playing nice, but he's still a suspect.
- Hey, hey.
- Sorry about that.
- I hear you're afraid of Max Hansen.
- Ah, screw it.
Normally I'd try to act all manly, but, yeah, I'm terrified.
Why do you ask? - Make it a lot easier on you if he was dead, wouldn't it? - Are you offering? - Where were you earlier, Duke? - Oh, did somebody take care of my little problem? - Just answer the question.
- They did? They-thank you! Thank you! That is outstanding.
All right, hmm? Oh, no, don't worry about it.
I'm not offended that you asked.
It's fine.
So how did he die? - He was swallowed by a crack in the ground.
- He was swallowed by a crack in the ground, yes.
Yes.
Nathan, come on.
I mean, if I could do that, why am I out here playing Jed Clampett with a shotgun in my lap? - Where were you? - I was right here.
And with all due respect, Nathan, you know I'm not a troubled person.
- Max Hansen didn't know you.
So why did he come to see you? - I have no idea.
- I don't believe you.
- I don't think that you killed him.
- Good.
Care to celebrate my continued existence? I'm buying.
- You know, just because this guy's dead doesn't mean that another guy with a tattoo isn't gonna kill you.
- You really are a buzzkill.
Why would you say that? I liked you so much better when you were locked up in your cupcake room.
- I'm just saying that if I were you, I would be looking into the tattoo and not just worrying about one guy, especially a dead one.
- Uh, Chief, you know you can't smoke in here.
- It's okay, Vince.
Garland, you all right? - He found out today.
I knew this day was coming.
And there was really nothing I could do about it Well, nothing right anyway.
- Who found out what? - Nathan.
He knows about Max.
- Had to happen.
- I know you two had your troubles, but the fact is you took him in.
You raised him as best you could, even after his mum died.
- Not really sure any of that matters now.
- Oh, it does.
It does.
- Does it? - I talked to Max today too.
Made a point of saying he had friends here.
That troubles me.
- He got friends, does he? Well, I'd like to see who shows up for that funeral.
You know what it's gonna be.
It's gonna be Nathan sitting there all alone.
- Nathan won't abandon you, Garland.
- Just give him time.
- I gave him nothing but.
- Never? You've never seen it before? Great.
Well, I'm glad I didn't spend four years at your crap university.
- Hi.
- Come to dislike me up close? - You play the bad-boy smuggler, but I think maybe you got a heart in there.
- And someone is very interested in removing it, which has me a little busy.
- Duke, there's something you should see.
The guy on the right's my grandfather.
- So? - Look closely.
- How long have you known about this? - Come on.
- This is a long shot.
- Well, he was here at least once.
- Nathan.
- No, Dave, not now.
- How are you, Nathan? - Fine.
Also working.
- Listen, I, uh- I spoke to your father.
- Which one? So you do know.
Of course, of course the chief talks to you.
- You both are suffering right now.
It's understandable.
Look, give it time.
- Excuse me.
You recognize this guy? - You can't just walk away.
You're gonna have to deal with this.
- Dave, Dave, listen.
Now's not the time.
- Look, you're not the only one hurt here.
- Dave, let's finish lunch.
Come on.
- I've known your father a long time.
- Leave me the hell alone so I can do my damn job.
- Go.
Come on.
Sorry.
- Have you seen him? - Twice.
Once with you.
The other time, he was alone.
- And what time was this? - Not sure, maybe 2:00 or 3:00.
- That's when the lighthouse fell.
- Was he with anyone? - Sat at the table next to the chief.
- Thank you.
- Yeah.
- Of course.
The chief runs into Max, he gets upset, and the lighthouse goes down.
- He got upset when you were on the boat, and it cracked.
- He was upset at the hotel when that cracked, at the Carpenter's Knot.
- I found a chasm in the ground near where he goes hunting.
- And he was afraid when he ran into Hansen that he would- that he would tell you that he was your father.
And when you found out, Hansen was swallowed up by a crack, and then he died.
- It's the chief.
It was always the chief.
Check his calendar.
- Hey, Nathan, we need to talk about what's gonna happen when we find him.
- No, we need to find him first.
- Yeah, we need to find him, yes, but he is your father.
- That's debatable.
- No, listen, I know you're angry.
I know that you hate him, and maybe you don't even share the same DNA, but, Nathan, listen to me, he is your father.
He is a troubled person, and I don't think that he killed anyone.
- You can't be sure about that.
He's been lying to me since I was a kid.
- You're right, but you didn't leave Haven.
You could have.
You could have been a cop anywhere else, but you-you chose to stay.
- So what? - So you could work it out with your father.
But you guys are both so stubborn, you haven't sorted it out yet, but when we find your father- - The chief, you mean? - No, your father.
When we find him, we're gonna ask him what the hell has been going on, all right? Do you understand me? You know what? Actually, I don't- I don't even care.
You guys are just so- you're so messed up.
Where-where would he go? All right, you know him better than anyone else.
Where is he? - This isn't right.
Do you want to just tell me where we're going? - We're almost there.
Be patient.
- Patient? Why would I be patient? Somebody out there with a tattoo that's in your family wants to kill me.
So, no.
No, thank you.
I will absolutely not be patient.
Tell me where we're going.
- Here.
- Is this your grandfather? - No, he's over there.
I don't know who this is or who that is or that or that or that.
- Chief.
- I knew you guys would find me eventually.
- And why was that? - 'Cause you're good cops.
It's just a matter of time before you put it all together and figured out my little problem.
- The cracks? - Not been easy holding it all together.
I've tried everything.
I tried drinking.
I tried smoking.
Hell, I even tried going to church.
- But they just got worse.
- Did you kill Max? - Yeah, I guess I did.
It was accidental, not that that matters a whole lot now.
I don't want to say I regret it, 'cause I don't.
Hated that man.
He was pure evil.
But I figured it out now.
There's only one way that we're gonna make this stop.
- Chief.
- I'm sorry about this, Nathan.
There's just no simple answers here.
I mean, obviously you just can't stick me in some lighthouse, 'cause before long, I'm just gonna destroy everything- this town, I'm gonna destroy you, and that's everything I got and everything I ever had.
- What are you trying to hold together? - Well, Haven, of course this town.
This town is standing on the edge.
And I'm just not sure I can really stop it anymore.
Agh.
- Whoa.
Come on in, Chief.
We'll figure this out.
Please, just put the gun down.
- It's your town now.
I'm sorry I've been so hard on you, Nathan.
I had to make you strong.
Well, you are stronger now, stronger than I am.
I'm done.
I can't be fixed.
- Yes.
Yes, you can.
- You're still not seeing what's right in front of you.
Audrey sees what's in front of her.
She's not telling me it's all gonna be fine, are you? - Tell him, Audrey.
Go ahead, tell him.
Tell him! I've just been holding it together for such a long, long time.
I was waiting for you, Audrey.
Be careful.
Not everyone's thrilled you're back.
- Please let us help.
- I love you, son.
- Dad.
- Thank you, guys, for coming.
I didn't know how else to make this private.
- Of course.
We still can't believe it.
Poor Garland.
- Thanks for calling us.
We knew Garland was suffering, but not like- - He's lost two fathers in one day.
- More than someone should have to bear.
Let's go talk with him.
- No, he doesn't want to talk to us.
He needs her.
- You're right.
How can we help? - You can gather the evidence so that we can hide it.
- Evidence? - She means Garland.
- Oh, God.
- Yeah, if you could, um, pick up the pieces so we can just put them in this box, help us hide it.
- Of course.
We've known Garland for over 60 years.
- It's the least thing we can do for him.
We'll start.
You go see to Nathan.
- Thanks.
Hey, um, before the chief died, he said something about there being people that may not want me here.
Do you have any idea what he was talking about? - No.
Sorry, I I guess we'll never know.
- Yeah, okay.
- You should tell her what she needs to know before she finds out on her own.
- No.
We should stay out of this as long as we can.
Let it sort itself out.
- You're a fool.
- Yeah, well, I might be a fool, but we're still alive, aren't we? - I can't imagine what you're going through right now.
I'm so sorry, Nathan.
- You know what I don't understand? Why'd you let him die? - What are you talking about? - He needed to hear that you could help him, the same words that you have given to every other troubled person that we have dealt with! But you couldn't give him that? - He knew that there was no good answer.
He knew more about the troubles than anyone.
- You need to leave me alone.
Please.
- That thing that I've been trying to tell you Your father knew.
- Enough.
Just go.
- Duke, I'm not drinking with you.
- Come on, one drink.
I insist.
You really helped me today.
I just want to say thank you.
- You're welcome.
But that's as far as I go.
You'll have to figure out the rest on your own.
- Julia somebody out there with this tattoo is gonna kill me unless I kill them first.
- This is my mother's world, not mine.
I'm not even sure I'm gonna be here that long.
And besides I still don't like you very much.
- Hmm.
- Hello, Nathan.
- What the hell are you doing in his chair? - I'm sorry for your loss.
- Don't know what you mean.
- Oh, yes, you do.
Your father was a good man, Nathan.
You need to replace him with an even better one.
- Won't be you.
- No, but with good friends, the right kind of friends, new chief of police could do wonders for this town.
- Friends? You mean thugs like Max Hansen? - Don't call your daddy names, Nathan.
- I called my father "The Chief.
" I'll be damned if I'm gonna let you fill his seat.
- You already are damned.
Things are gonna change in Haven, Nathan.
I'm going to change them.
So either you leave and find someplace else to live your life, or you will suffer like the rest of your kind.
- Audrey.
I knew I'd find you here.
- I'm surprised you wanted to find me anywhere.
- Audrey, I just- - No, it's- it's okay, Nathan.
- I just found the Rev in my father's office measuring for drapes.
- He wants to be chief? - He wants to control whoever is.
The last thing Haven needs is the Rev and his self-righteous poison running things.
I don't know what is happening.
My dad was holding it all together.
- That's your job now.
- I'm sorry I shut you out.
- Nathan, I'm sorry too.
I You're the one person that I can absolutely trust.
And if you're gonna wear this, then we need to be honest with each other.
What's wrong? You felt that.
- Yeah.
I can feel you.
- How long have you known? - A while.
I I wasn't sure what to think about it for a long time.
- Hey.
That thing- that thing that I- that I was trying to tell you I think it might have- this might have something to do with all that.
I might be part of it.
- Part of what? - I found out something about Lucy, and it's really It's really hard to believe.
- She's not your mother? - It's way weirder than that.
I am Lucy.
- That's- - Don't.
Don't say that that's impossible, because whatever this is, it's possible.
- Excuse me.
Audrey Parker? - I'm sorry.
Can I help you? - Are you Audrey Parker? - And who are you? - I'm with the FBI.
Answer the question.
- Oh, right, you're here about Max Hansen.
He's dead.
- Haven PD.
Who are you? - I said I'm FBI.
- Hey, hey, keep your hands where I can see them.
- What am I gonna do, pull out another gun? My name is Special Agent Audrey Parker.
Who the hell are you?