The Riches s01e07 Episode Script

Previously on The Riches.
We're gonna have ourselves a wedding.
Our boy and your girl.
- My daughter is a precious gem.
- Dale said it.
Since when does Dale make the rules? I am the new boss.
He is the old boss.
Get over it.
Life's a river, kid.
You gotta go where it takes you.
Where you goin'? - Why don't you mind your own business, Mick? - I want in on it.
You want in on this? Come on! You're in the wrong lane! Mick! Look out! Shit! Stop! I'm sorry.
You wanna pretend to be the dead guy? - Wear his suits, and me to be his dead wife? - I know everything.
- You don't know shit.
- I know Wayne Malloy stole the family bank.
I know you are up to your eyeballs in shit if you don't get that money back.
I know none of this is helping your position here.
My being here means you're a dead man, Wayne Malloy.
I think Dale would be mighty interested in your address.
What do you want, Ginny Dannegan? Well, look who it is.
- Hi, everybody.
- Who is that? - This would be Ken.
- Di Di's fiance.
What? Why does he have to stay with us? 'Cause the fiance stays with the in-laws in the run-up to the wedding.
- It's tradition.
- I'm not gonna marry him.
Well, it's tradition.
That's all I'm saying.
- Holy shit.
- I'd do anything for you, Delilah.
What kind of monster steals the family bank? - He won't do it again, on my honor.
- It's over.
Why don't you just tell me where you are.
You and the kids can wait outside.
Is that what you think of me, Daddy? Can't trust me to run the family? L- It's a real big burden, being responsible for a whole family.
Don't feel bad at your daddy for not picking you.
All I ever wanted to do was make you proud, Daddy.
And I will carry you in my heart till the day that I die.
- It's 4:30 in the morning.
What do you want? Dale? Is that you? Dale, what is it? He's dead.
My daddy's dead.
Oh.
Oh.
What happened? He wanted to die.
He crawled out to the woods to die.
Dale.
The funeral's this weekend.
You've gotta be there for the family.
I can't.
You have to be there for him.
You gotta sing for him.
Just bring back the money, D.
I'll take care of things from here.
I don't have it.
Who are you, D? Are you one of us or you one of them? Dahlia? Shit.
Have you reached China yet? We've lost the money.
You're not gonna find it.
He's dead.
He loved us, and we left him like he was nothin'.
- How do you know? - Dale told me.
- Said Earl crawled off in the woods to die.
- He crawled? Look, would you stop digging? Dale said if we just pay back the money- - Since when do you believe a word Dale says? - Damn this.
Look, I'm just gonna go alone, Wayne.
I'm gonna find the money, I'm gonna take it back and make things right again.
You cannot make things right again.
So you don't want to go pay your respects to Earl? This is a chance, Wayne, to make amends.
They don't want our goddamn amends.
How can you be so cold? - He loved you.
- And I loved him.
- It's over.
- Oh, my God! I cannot talk to you anymore.
Maybe Dale lied.
Maybe Earl's not dead.
He would never lie about somethin' like that.
- You're so sure? - I choose to believe him.
- I choose to have faith in the people I love.
- You love Dale? Oh.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Who do you want me to love, Wayne? You want me to love our neighbors? Your boss? All the lovely people who come into my life, call me Cherien.
You want me to love them? We never use any of this shit anyway.
If you don't use it, you really don't need it.
What is she doing? She gonna hock all that? Mom, stop.
We can't hock the coffeemaker.
Someone help me, please.
Oh, you want all this shit now, don't you? See? That's what happens.
You start to believe that you actually need it.
- Baby, calm down.
- Know what? I'm not asking for a single thing from any one of you.
I'm goin' by myself.
Think she wants to go to the funeral.
You know how close she was to Earl.
And Susan.
- They were like her parents.
- We can't let her go alone.
Who knows what they're gonna do to her there? If she goes, we all go together.
- You can't go.
- Why not? Shit.
Yeah.
Cael's right.
Your mother and I will go alone.
You can't go either.
Dale wants to kill you.
- Dale wants $40,000.
- Well, that's a lot of silverware, Dad.
- Yeah, well, I'll get it.
- You're gonna get 40 grand in cash? Okay.
Count me in for three.
- Brent still owes me.
- Who's Brent? Cael and Brent are in business together.
Yeah, I'll give him a call, have the cash here tonight.
Whoo! - What time is it? - Oh, who knows? - Mom stopped all the clocks.
- Dahlia, put the bag down.
You're not going anywhere.
All right.
If you go, we're all going with you.
Wow.
Hey.
Which one's your office? - Not telling you.
- I want to know where my dad works.
That one.
- No shit.
For real? - Don't steal anything.
Come on.
What do you mean, "Don't steal anything"? What the hell is that? Barbecue at Hugh's.
Goddamn small bills.
Hey, isn't this what got us in trouble in the first place? Get out of here.
Cael? Cael, are you around? Come on, dude.
Where are you? Shit.
- Who are you? - Uh, Brent.
- Um, I was- - You want somethin'? Did you get a good look? You want to see me naked? Huh? Come in.
Come on.
Sit down.
Let me tell you somethin'.
Women are smarter than you and you gotta respect 'em.
So when you're over there in the door, peekin' in on me you're takin' advantage of my pain for your own pleasure and that's wrong.
Look.
I'm sorry.
- Okay, I didn't mean to just stare at you.
- What are you lookin' for? - Love.
- Love? - Yeah.
- Well, then you gotta ask yourself a question.
Who can I count on? How can I trust? 'Cause if you can't answer that then you're gonna be all alone.
- I thought- - Bobby.
It's Brent.
Lord, I appreciate your sexual energy and all but, you know, you're 17.
You're Cael's friend.
I'm never, ever gonna have sex with you.
You understand that? Oh, honey.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
You're cute as a button.
If I was gonna do a 17-year-old, you'd definitely have a shot.
But it's not meant to be.
Nope.
Go on.
Get out.
Get out.
Go on.
Now, this young alligator is between three and five years old.
Ken, you know we're going back for the funeral.
Ken? You know we're going back for the funeral.
Ken? Ken! - You know we're going back for the funeral.
- Yeah.
Have you- Have you seen this alligator guy? - Yeah.
I know.
- He's cool.
I gotta talk to you.
You know when there's a Traveller funeral, there's often a Traveller wedding.
Now, your sister Ginny- she may use this opportunity to make you marry Di Di.
- Really? That's great.
- No.
Not great.
That's bad.
You've got to tell your sister no.
Why? She's too young.
She's pretty, sure.
But she's too young.
She's naive, she's gangly, she doesn't know what's what.
You-You're a man of the world.
You've been around.
You've seen it.
You've seen a horse.
You know, you've played the field.
You've-You've been in fields.
Just you gotta be strong here.
- You gotta protect her.
- Well, I sure want to.
I know you do.
So when your sister Ginny says "What about the marriage?" You're gonna say- - Yes.
- N- No.
It's a no sound.
N-N-No.
- No.
- That's the one.
Gotta say, "I want to wait.
" I want to wait? I want to wait.
Much more positive.
I want to wait.
- I want to wait.
- Now, that's more of"I want to wait?" I want to wait.
Just go down.
I want to wait.
- I want to wait.
- Yeah.
You're the man.
Dahlia! Let's go, baby! Come on! Shit.
- Ow.
- Honey if we want to get there, we gotta get moving.
Don't worry, guys.
Things get rough, I'll protect ya.
That brings us comfort, Ken.
Don't laugh, honey.
We need his protection.
Ken, try not to talk about living with us, okay? Right.
Sure thing, Mr.
Rich.
- Doug.
- Let's go.
- How long we gonna stay? - We get in, we get out.
Thank you for coming.
Nice to see you too, Mick.
Darlin'.
Sorry.
Oh, hello there, dear.
So glad you're here.
Oh, I'm so glad you're here for me.
And you too, honey.
- Hi.
- So glad you're here for me.
I'm really sorry.
- I've gotta do this.
- Dad.
- Stick with Di Di.
- Don't waste your breath.
I'm comin' with ya.
Yeah, I got it.
I love what you've done with the place.
Look at you, you son of a bitch.
You're dressed like the goddamn president of the United States.
- How much that cost you? - Think I bought it? Such are the limits of your imagination.
Whatever.
- Tell me where you're livin'.
- Do you want this or not? - How much you got? - I want an oath of protection.
Look, I'm sorry.
But I'm gonna tell you somethin' right off the bat here Mr.
President.
Whatever you got, we want more.
Haven't you heard? Everyone wants more.
Get the other half when we leave.
Okay.
I'll give you the oath.
My life flows on in endless song Above earth's lamentation I hear the real though far-off hymn That hails the new creation No storm can shake my inmost calm I hear the music singing It sounds an echo in my soul How can I Keep From singin' We love you.
Amen.
It's good to have you back, Wayne Malloy.
Yeah.
Thanks for this, Wayne.
I love you.
I gotta talk to Susan.
Dahlia, we agreed.
Let it go.
- Don't even think about it, Cael.
- I'm not an idiot.
Congratulations, Di Di.
- On what? - Aren't you and Ken gettin' married tonight? Who told you that? Ginny.
I think.
Shit.
She must have gotten to Ken.
I got a really bad feeling about all this weddin' stuff, Dad.
We gotta get the hell out of here.
Gave you 20 grand? Without missin' a beat.
And that night you saw him, Cael was driving a Mercedes, huh? Yellow, shiny and brand-new.
- Who the hell does he think he is? - The king of Siam.
- He betrayed us.
Every one of us.
- We ought to make him eat shit.
- Sláinte.
- Sláinte.
I heard you two were havin' a rough couple of months.
- I'm real sorry.
- Couple of years.
- We manage.
- I'm tired of managin'.
I would love to help you guys out.
- You deserve a piece of the good life.
- You're damn right.
Well I got some money now.
There's a lot of insurance out on Daddy.
I'd love to pass some your way.
Twenty-five g's sound like a nice round number? Now, I'm not saying get rid of Wayne but if he disappeared, que será, será.
What exactly are you sayin' here, Dale? He's gonna move up north with his cousin.
That's what he said last time I talked to him.
- Hey, Ken.
We gotta go.
- Can't.
I'm losin'.
- It's solitaire, Ken.
- That's why it hurts so much.
- Sam will play solitaire with you in the R.
V.
- Promise? Yeah.
We're havin' a wedding, Wayne.
Somethin' dies, something's born.
Somethin'ends, somethin'begins.
- Dad.
- Okay, Ken.
We're leaving.
Now's the time to say your piece.
Tell her what you really think.
Di Di's counting on you - and we want you to be a man here.
- I've been thinkin', Mr.
Rich.
You're your own man, Ken.
We're all counting on you to do the right thing here.
- I'm trying to do the right thing.
- Well now's the time to say the N-O word.
- No.
- Little bit more ballsy there.
"No.
" No.
No.
L- I mean no.
I'm sorry, Mr.
- Doug.
But I want to.
I want to marry her.
I've always wanted to.
I mean, ever since before my fever.
I mean, I don't remember much but I remember her.
- Ken, maybe- - No, it's okay, Delilah.
'Cause I want to.
And I'm gonna marry her.
Well, the wedding's happenin'.
And it happens tonight or I walk into that camp and I start runnin'my mouth.
You'll have about a hundred R.
V.
's parked outside of Edenfalls by sundown.
I thought he'd live forever.
You shouldn't have left.
You shouldn't have taken that money.
That's when all the trouble came.
Susan, I'm sorry for what happened.
I am.
I'm sorry.
I hugged you in public.
What more do you want? I just- I- I miss you so much.
- I just- I wanted to talk to you like we used to.
- Well it's too late for all that.
- Why did Earl kill himself? - You go ask Dale about that.
Why would I ask Dale? 'Cause maybe I don't want to talk to you anymore.
- How you feelin', Mama? - I need a nap.
Well, go take one.
My daddy wanted us to get married.
Almost as much as I did.
Almost as much as you did.
Do you remember that picnic where you followed me around all day long? Well I was 14 years old.
- That first kiss.
- You stole it.
What's wrong with that? I love Wayne.
- What do you see in him? - I see myself.
He asked you to betray who you are.
- Tell me about Earl.
- What about him? How'd he get down to the woods? He crawled there.
I told you.
- He crawled there on his hands and knees? - I reckon.
- Then what about the cuts? - What cuts? On his hands.
Oh, yeah.
Cuts on his hands and his face.
That must have been painful.
What's with all the questions, D? - I just want to know what happened, Dale.
- I wasn't there, now, was I? Were you? What? You think I carried him there? And just left him there to die.
Well, how'd he get all them cuts then? Tryin' to crawl home? You really want to know how he died? You really want to know how he died.
If he cried or- or whimpered? Is that what you want to hear? You left him there, D.
You left him there to suffer and die.
Just as much as anybody else.
Dahlia, we got a problem.
What happened? - You're shaking.
- I'm cold.
Baby, we've gotta leave.
- We gotta grab our little girl, and we gotta run.
- Dale killed Earl.
- How do you know? - Oh, he pretty much told me.
Y- - God.
Where the hell is Dad? - I don't- Look.
Just play along, okay? Dad'll come up with somethin'.
He always does.
- Yeah.
It doesn't really feel that way, Cael.
- Yeah, you- - Don't touch me.
You old bitch.
God.
- Ow.
Mick.
Just who do you think you are? That's what I want to know.
'Cause I remember when you was 14 years old, and you was just a scrawny little runt.
Do you promise yourself to Delilah Malloy in body and in spirit, in heart and in mind forever and ever and always? Hi.
Just wanted to talk.
- Do you want a drink? - No.
- You sure? - Yeah.
You bet.
And you, my child, do you promise yourself to Kenneth Dannegan in body and spirit, in heart and in mind? Mick, I see where you're heading but is there any chance you could kill me later? They're trying to marry off my little girl, and I just gotta- - Don't you move.
- I can handle it.
He's got a gun! Damn it, Dahlia.
forever and ever and always? Now you tell me why you killed your daddy, you brutal son of a bitch.
No.
I can't.
L- What the hell is wrong with you people? Jesus! Okay.
Whoo! Yeah! You're bonded together forever.
- Yeah.
- Well, no.
Not really.
We'll handle it from here, Father.
Go on.
What are you doin', D? Shut up.
Pack enough clothes for a good long time.
Go on.
He was pushin' me out.
Why did he hate me so much? I loved him.
I goddamn worshipped him.
He was even choosin' that idiot Ginny Dannegan over me.
I mean, how much is a man supposed to take, right? Zip it up.
You zip it up! Now, you are gonna write a letter.
You're gonna tell everyone what you did.
And you're gonna explain to them why it is you're leaving.
L- I don't wanna leave.
- I got nowhere to go.
- Well, too bad.
Now get a goddamn piece of paper! Now! Just keep walkin'! Don't talk to him.
- Where you live, Wayne? - Mick! - I want to know.
- I'm happy to tell you whatever you want.
I want to know what you're doin'.
- I want to know what it's like.
- I said don't talk to him! Aluminum siding.
Outside of Baton Rouge.
- Aluminum sidin'? - And it's heaven on earth.
How dumb do you think we are? Dumb enough to leave the scene of an accident.
You let me in, you little slut! God! Just leave me alone! You little whore.
You ungrateful brat.
Do you have any idea what I could do to your family? Why don't you just do it already then, Ginny? Because I can't take it anymore.
Oh, you want me to tell everybody where you been livin'? Huh? All about that big, beautiful house and them beautiful cars? And how about that boy? You know, the one that's got his hands in your pants? Go away.
You're not thinkin', Di Di.
What about the cops? Want me to tell 'em where your mama's livin'? About how she's breakin' her parole? Hmm? No.
What happened? Mick killed them.
My whole family saw it all.
We haven't told anyone-yet.
Now you listen to me.
Ken's gonna come up here in about two minutes and you're gonna open that door.
Then you two are gonna consummate that weddin'.
Ken's dream is gonna come true.
After that, I don't give a shit what you do.
You just want me to screw him? Well, fine.
Why don't you just send him in here right now? I'll screw him.
I'll screw him right here.
Get a pen.
Go on.
Sit down.
Now, you write, "Dear Mama.
" - You're gonna kill me, aren't you? - Write it! I guess we're supposed to c- consummate now.
L- I'm a virgin.
Can you show me what to do? No.
So why don't you put that gun down, Mick and we can just sit down, and we can talk about this.
You know, the thing is I think you want in on it.
I think you want in on my aluminum siding deal.
- I've made more money than Jesus.
- Shut him up! - I can't stand to listen to any more of his lies! - Linda! He doesn't give a shit about us! I want that money, Mick.
Give me that.
Let go of the gun.
You hear somethin'? You shot me, you asshole! Oh, God.
Oh, God.
This feels like a dream.
Will you kiss me? I don't want to, Ken.
Well, don't you love me? No.
You think maybe someday you'll love me? I barely know what love is but I'm pretty sure I'm never gonna love you.
Well, why are you marryin' me then? Your sister's threatening me.
She says that if I don't marry you, she's gonna send my mom back to prison.
- No, she won't.
- Yes, she will.
Listen to me.
I'll never let my sister blackmail you.
You understand? If you don't want to marry me- if you want to live in Edenfalls, away from here I'll protect you.
I promise.
- My pen ain't got no ink.
- Well, get another one.
He tortured me.
He hated me.
- Shut up.
- You know it's true.
I did it for you.
For you.
I swear.
I swear I needed you.
Get down on your knees.
I love you, Dahlia.
And I want to die 10 times over just to see you again.
- Hey.
What's goin'on over there? - Dahlia.
I'm not done.
I am through with this place.
My mama's always on my back.
My pen ain't got no ink.
This place is so small.
- Why won't you listen? - I don't know what you're talkin' about.
I'm talkin' about the truth, Susan.
- You shouldn't have taken the money, Dahlia.
- What do you-What money? I'm talkin' about your son being a murderer.
My son did nothin' wrong.
And if you'd been here, nothin' ever would've happened.
You blamin'me for what your son did to your husband? You get out of here! She didn't want to hear it.
Let's go, baby.
You can't make things right here.
Come on.
You hurt Di Di in any way hurt her family I ain't your brother no more.
I'll choke you while you sleep.
Honey, get your sister's dress.
Hey, Dale.
Some day, huh? Can I ask you somethin'? Can you make someone love you? What did you say about me? Nothin'.
No, I- I- I didn't mean to- Where do they live?