The Leftovers (2014) s03e02 Episode Script
Don't Be Ridiculous
1 [Music playing.]
Sometimes the world looks perfect Nothing to rearrange Sometimes you just get a feeling Like you need some kind of change No matter what the odds are this time Nothing's going to stand in my way This flame in my heart and a long lost friend Gives every dark street a light at the end Standing tall On the wings of my dream Rise and fall On the wings Of my dream The rain and thunder, the wind and haze I'm bound for better days It's my life and my dream Nothing's going to stop me now [Crickets chirping.]
[Fire crackling.]
[Dog barking.]
Nora: Did the missing person use an aluminum-based deodorant? Woman: The man didn't shower for five years.
Hygiene was not a priority.
Nora: Did the missing person have visual impairment or wear corrective lenses? Woman: No.
Uh, no, ma'am.
He had 20/20 vision.
He could see from the top of that pillar all the way to the bridge.
Nora: Can you please describe your relationship to the missing person? He was my husband.
Your husband, what was he, uh, doing up there on that pillar? Is that on your little questionnaire, too? No.
I was just curious.
- Guess.
- What? Guess.
What do you think he was doing up there? I think it was an elaborate coping mechanism.
Coping mechanism for what? For whatever pain he was suffering.
Honey, he wanted to suffer.
He settled for the pillar only after we got arrested trying to crucify him.
I got one nail in before those fuckers had me in cuffs.
For country, my ass.
But that pillar did the trick just fine.
He stayed up there in the rain, in the cold, in the burning sun.
And he ate and he peed and he shit up there.
He never came down, never touched another person, not even his own wife.
That man never wavered.
He proved himself to God, and and last night he got his reward.
- You saw him depart? - Yes, ma'am.
He looked so calm and at peace.
And all of a sudden, he just kind of faded out like he was on a dimmer.
And, um and he was gone.
And it was beautiful.
So, you just happened to be awake and looking right at him at the exact moment that he, uh, dimmed out? I wasn't the only one who saw him.
Ask around.
[Speaking spanish.]
She says there will be another departure here on the 14th.
I mean, I didn't actually see it happen, but, uh, how else could he get down from that thing? And the man on the pillar was the first to go because he was the highest up.
I don't I don't know how else to explain it.
He just popped like a bubble.
[Speaking spanish.]
Mm-hmm.
His wife was a woman of God and, uh and she spent all morning with the preacher, so Thank God for the preacher.
Would you happen to know the name of this preacher? Oh, my name is Johnny, Appleseed John It's a big, wild, wonderful world we're in Hello? It's open.
Come in.
[matt sniffling.]
Are you okay? I'm fine.
Just a nosebleed.
I take it you're here to yell at me about the book? - What book? The one I gave Kevin.
He didn't tell you? Oh, no, he told me.
I'm staying out of it.
So, you wanna tell me where the man on the pillar is? It's my understanding he departed.
I didn't witness it myself, but that's what people saw.
People also saw you with his wife.
Sandy and I are friends.
She lost a husband.
I offered comfort.
Matt, I can literally see the lie wheel turning in your brain.
When did I ever lie to you? When I was five, I stood out on the street while our house burned down with our mom and dad inside and you told me it didn't hurt because they were already in heaven.
They are.
Where is he, Matt? [Sighs.]
You know, that poor woman lived across the bridge in that horrible encampment for three years just to be close to her husband.
And when they finally allowed her back in, she pitched her tent right at the base of that pillar and took care of him every single day, even though he never acknowledged her, never gave a word of thanks.
Her loyalty and devotion, I've never seen anything like it.
Except when you did it for Mary.
I get it, Matt.
She left.
My heart breaks for both of you, but you making up this bullshit story about some nutjob departing He had a heart attack.
He fell and he died, and his wife brought him to the church and asked me to give him a Christian burial.
And she asked me to promise promise not to say anything, but I didn't lie, Nora.
I did not lie.
He deserves a legacy.
Can't you give a man a little grace? So, are you gonna dig him up or should I? [Lift beeping, whirring.]
Kevin: One's for dry cleaning, one's for gym clothes, and then the last one's for everything else.
Nora: Honey, you don't need to justify your desire to have three hampers.
It's not a desire, it's a need.
Well, maybe we should get a fourth hamper just in case one breaks.
You're jealous.
That's okay.
It's hard to acknowledge my genius idea.
Boy, is it? [Chatter.]
- Ready? - Yep.
All right.
[Grunts.]
One King James Bible wrapped in Saran Wrap.
One thermos.
Empty.
What? If I told you this was a picture of him and a killer whale, - would you believe me? - No, I would not.
Huh! John: Good morning.
Taking over up there? [Music playing.]
Just cleaning up.
Came by to pay my respects.
He was friends with Michael.
Hey, John, I read your book.
- You did? - Mm-hmm.
Yeah, Kevin left it in the bathroom and I picked it up, and before I knew it, 20 minutes had flown by.
It's exciting.
Y'all have a nice day.
I didn't leave it in the bathroom.
If we can't have a sense of humor about you being the Messiah, we're gonna have a problem.
Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah, hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah, I'm a bum Hallelujah, bum again Hallelujah, give me a handout and you'll be my friend These are his personal effects.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Me, too, me, too.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Well, I appreciate that very much, sweetheart.
If you don't mind, I'm just gonna sit here and smoke my coping mechanism.
She's just hurt.
Of course she is.
Man: You took him from his pillar.
Now he sits in heaven by Your side.
He departed from our world to be rewarded in Yours.
- Thank you, Lord.
Thank you, Jesus.
- Excuse me.
Hello.
Hi.
You know what happened to him? - What really happened? - Come on.
Have a good day.
God bless.
God bless? Who gives a shit if they wanna believe that he lifted? It's not true.
Well, in 10 days when the world doesn't end, they're all gonna go home and they're gonna find something else that's not true.
Till then, I need to keep things nice and calm.
- I am nice and calm.
- Yeah.
Hey.
You're the calmest and the nicest person I know.
You might get to heaven, but don't hold your breath - We've all heard you sing - Bye-bye.
And you may starve to death - Bye.
- Hallelujah, I'm a bum Hallelujah, bum again Hallelujah, give me a handout [Buzzing.]
Hard part's over.
Just gonna crack this open, okay? And you are free.
Congratulations.
How's it feeling? Can you wiggle your fingers, make a fist? Good as new.
Thank you.
Miss Durst, I'm sorry if this seems inappropriate, but when you came in last month to get the cast, one of the orderlies, he said he saw you in the parking lot before you came in.
I'm sure it's just a misunderstanding, but he said that he saw you slam your car door on your arm on purpose.
Now, why in God's name would I do that? [Phone chiming.]
Hello? Man: Hi.
Is this Nora Durst? Yes.
Who is this? Is this a secure line? Who is this? It's Mark Linn-Baker.
- Who? - Mark Linn-Baker.
I'm, uh, calling on behalf of a third party and they well, they've asked me to ask you would you like to see your children again? What? Your children, Erin and Jeremy, would you like to see them again? I've got news for you, you shit.
Your third party obviously doesn't know that I'm a fraud investigator for the DSD and I'm gonna have this call traced and I'm gonna find out what exactly it is They know your kids' names, Nora.
I'm pretty sure they know what you do.
And they don't care.
You don't have to trace me.
I'm at the Crown Central in St.
Louis.
Just ask for Mark Linn-Baker.
- St.
Louis? - Yes.
And I'm only gonna be here for the next 24 hours, so if you want to see your children, you need to come and see me in person.
Nora? Yeah? This is real.
- [Receiver clicks.]
- [Disconnect tone beeping.]
[Touch tones beeping.]
[Phone ringing.]
George Brevity.
Hello.
Hey, George.
It's Nora Durst.
Oh, hey, Nora.
I just got your paperwork on the Pillar Guy.
Extra credit for sending photos of the corpse.
Oof! What, did he land on his head? Oh, is that Durst? Go and ask her, man.
Oh, hey.
Ocko wants to know if you ever found out what he was doing up on that thing for five years.
Suffering, apparently.
Hey, George, listen.
Tell me, how do I know the name Mark Linn-Baker? The "Perfect Strangers" guy? Who? The sitcom.
Yeah, they were cousins.
- One of them was a foreign guy Yalki.
- Ocko: Balki.
George: Balki, right.
Yeah.
Yeah, Mark Linn-Baker was the other cousin.
He faked his departure.
Yeah, Balki and the two actresses who played their wives lifted on the 14th.
Mark felt left out and ran off to Mexico for three years.
You know what he's doing now? No.
Why? I think he's running a carrot stick out of St.
Louis.
No shit? Will you authorize my travel? Aw, jeez, Nora, I mean, we got our hands full right now, you know, with the seven-year itch coming.
- Can't it wait? - I need to go now, today.
I think this is really big.
All right.
Keep all your receipts, okay? Okay.
- Thanks.
- All right, bye-bye.
[Dial tone.]
She's going.
[Approaching footsteps.]
- Hey.
- Hey! What are you doing home? Uh, I just came home to change a shirt.
Oh.
- Sick of me already? - [Chuckles.]
I have to go to St.
Louis for work.
Just a couple of nights.
Oh.
I'm gonna miss you.
I'll miss you, too.
Oh, do you mind if I borrow this? I need something to read on the plane.
Really? You don't want me to take it? No.
Uh, no.
Matt said there's only one copy.
Maybe Matt should've gone to Kinko's.
Oh.
Are you you busting my balls? Can the holy balls be busted? I'd love for you to take it.
We're on the same page about this, right? - It's ridiculous? - Yeah, it's ridiculous.
Mm.
"And she did kiss the lips of Kevin.
" - "And lo, it was good.
" - [Laughs.]
[Groans.]
Love you.
Try not to walk on too much water when I'm gone, okay? - I won't.
- Okay.
And I love you, too.
[Music playing.]
When Louis came home to the flat He hung up his coat and his hat He gazed all around, but no wifey he found A note on the table he spied He read it just once, then he cried It read "Louis, dear, it's too slow for me here May I help you, ma'am? Uh, this isn't letting me hit "no.
" And are you traveling with an infant today? - No.
- Okay.
- [Kiosk beeping.]
- Hmm.
It must be a dead spot.
Just go ahead and click yes.
It doesn't matter.
You're only taking up one seat.
May I use another kiosk, please? Don't tell me the lights are shining Any place but there We will dance the hoochie coochie I will be your tootsie wootsie If you will meet me in St.
Louis, Louis Meet me at the fair All right, a deluxe room, one king.
Just a reminder, we are a nonsmoking hotel.
And you requested that a rental car be dropped off for you here at the hotel tomorrow morning? - Yes, that's right.
- Great.
Is there anything else that I can help you with? Actually, I'm here to meet with one of your guests.
Oh, of course.
May I have the guest's name, please? Um, Mark Linn-Baker.
Mark: Who is it? They just called from downstairs.
You know who it is.
It's Nora Durst.
Please, come on in.
Did you know they have a tailor here on premises? I bought this suit yesterday.
They just sent a guy up, measures me.
Two hours later, it's back.
I never had a suit fit like this in my life.
It's very nice.
May I have your cell phone, please? - What? - Your phone.
I just need to make sure you're not recording this.
I'm not.
Please? Ugh, okay.
Hey! What what are you doing?! Sorry.
It's just hardware.
Ugh.
Everything that matters is up there in the cloud, right? Uh, please, have a seat.
[Chuckles.]
Uh, sorry.
[Clears throat.]
I took notes.
- I don't wanna mess up the science.
- Mm.
Okay.
There are a couple types of radiation non-ionizing and ionizing.
Now, there are a couple types of that.
There's alpha, beta, gamma, and neutron.
Neutron is rare.
You only find it near particle accelerators or reactors.
And yet, trace amounts were catalogued within the first 48 hours following October 14th at sites where departures occurred.
- You with me so far? - Oh, absolutely.
All right, the guys who discovered this, they bring their findings to Switzerland.
And the physicists, the best physicists in the world, they confirm those findings.
And they name it LADR Low Amplitude Denziger Radiation.
So, great.
Big deal.
They found LADR at departure sites.
But it's a footprint.
A shadow.
You can't do anything with it because it dissipated.
It's gone.
Well, what if they could make more? If they could recreate it? They could build a device and whatever they put inside that device, they could blast it with that radiation and it would go.
Go? Where? Wherever they went.
The 2%.
So, they built it, this device? - Yes, ma'am.
- Then why haven't I heard of it? No one would let them conduct beta testing on live subjects.
- You mean people? - Right.
Because they were blasting them with radiation? Exactly.
So, they had to leave Switzerland.
The unit is mobile now.
They don't stay in one place for too long.
That was smart of them.
Ah.
I know what you're thinking.
They made me go to a hotel in Phoenix.
I felt the same way you do right now when I heard it the first time.
- Her name was Lauren.
- Uh-huh.
Where's Lauren now? She went through.
- Through? - Through.
So, what's the cost? Well, it's different for everyone.
Uh, I think it's based on a percentage of your overall net worth.
- I can tell you what I paid - Mark.
- Yeah? - I don't know if you are a part of this or a victim of it, but if this is real, if they've actually built this device, they're not sending people to some magical place to be with their loved ones.
They're incinerating them.
They will call you on this with a formal invitation and instructions.
All you have to do is answer it.
And this is a digital record of the people who have gone through.
119 testimonials.
They are not hapless suckers, not victims.
Each and every one of them had to pass an IQ test to qualify.
There's a Nobel laureate in there.
I have two degrees from Yale.
Are you married, Mark? Not anymore.
You? I'm in a committed relationship.
Oh, well, then I guess I am just wasting my breath, huh? Yes, you are.
And I think you may be suicidal.
F-four series regulars.
Three go, one stays.
Me.
You know what the odds of that are? One in 128,000.
What happened was arbitrary.
It was purposeless.
It wasn't my fault.
I didn't to anything to deserve this.
So, no, Nora, I don't wanna kill myself.
I wanna take some fucking control.
[Chimes.]
My name is Christopher Alan Trewitt.
Date of birth 27-05-68.
This is a copy of this morning's "Wall Street Journal.
" I hereby indemnify all other parties as it relates to my physical well-being.
I am of sound body and mind and I give my full consent for the journey I'm about to take, whatever the destination.
My name is Maria Carmen Rodriguez.
Date of birth 08-30-80.
This is a copy of this morning's "Las Noticias.
" This was my choice and mine alone.
I indemnify all others.
I'm of sound mind and body and give consent to go to go wherever they went.
Amen.
Man: My name is Paul Matiba.
I was born December 4, 1969.
This is today's "Philadelphia Inquirer.
" I'm of sound mind and body.
My name is Marilyn J.
Ohshima.
- [Overlapping voices.]
- Date of birth 20 January 1977.
My name is Edward Adam Drechin.
Born the 8th of August, 1974.
- Man: I hereby indemnify all others.
- Man #2: My name is Ray Tosh.
Date of birth 14th April, 1985.
I have a copy of this morning's paper.
[Voices continue overlapping.]
[Engine starts.]
[Navigation beeping.]
Come on.
[Huffs.]
["Perfect Strangers" theme playing, instrumental.]
[Laughter, chatter.]
[Chuckles.]
Hey! I saw that.
That's not yours.
Thank you.
Hi.
Hi.
This is yours, right? Who are you? Nora? Christine, hi.
Hi.
What are you doing here? Uh, I'm in town on on business.
So It's great to see you.
[Chuckles.]
["Perfect Strangers" theme continues.]
Man over P.
A.
: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Austin International Airport where the local time is about 4:35 PM.
If you're visiting Texas, we're happy to have y'all with us.
And if you live here, welcome home.
Woman's voice: Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Beeps.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking ticket.
- Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Horns honking.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Horns honking.]
- [Beeps.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Horns honking.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
I prepaid at the fucking machine! What do you want me to do?! Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking - [Grunts.]
- Woman's voice: Thank you.
[Distant dogs barking.]
Hi.
[Crying.]
- Thanks.
- Mm-hmm.
So, Michael said Tommy's party was fun.
Yeah, it was nice.
You were missed.
See you got your cast off.
Oh, yeah.
The day before yesterday.
You know I would've done it for you.
I didn't wanna waste your time.
How'd you break it? I'm clumsy.
Did I ever tell you how the day after October 14th I broke my leg? There was a picture of me on crutches in the newspaper once they found out about my family.
The headline was "Nora Cursed.
" [Scoffs.]
Rhymes with Durst.
[Chuckles.]
- Nora.
- Hmm? How'd you break it? I don't wanna lie to you.
Then don't.
I broke it to cover something up.
Show me.
It's the logo for the Wu-Tang band.
- I think you mean the Wu-Tang Clan.
- Right.
Big fan.
[Chuckles, sniffles.]
What were you covering up? Um, my kids' names.
[Crying continues.]
Um [Exhales.]
The artist did a beautiful job.
It was very tasteful.
Very understated.
And it didn't hurt, the needle.
It was it felt good.
But, um just as he was finishing up, I played it out.
I thought for the rest of my life people would come up to me and they would say, "Oh, what a nice tattoo.
Who are Erin and Jeremy?" And I would say, "They're my children.
" [Sobs.]
"I'm Nora cursed.
Ask me about my poor, departed children.
" It's pathetic.
So, I pointed to the first thing I saw on the wall it looked like a phoenix and I I told the guy to give me that one instead.
Just cover it up, please, like it never fucking happened.
I was having a bad day.
[Chuckles.]
I think I'm going crazy.
Mm-mm.
You are not going crazy, Nora.
How are you not going crazy after Evie? Evie died and I got to bury her.
I got to bury her.
I bought a trampoline.
[Crowd cheering, applauding.]
Ladies and gentlemen, we'd like to welcome to you All the way from the slums of Shaolin Special uninvited guests Came in through the back door Ladies and gentlemen, it's them! Dance with the mantis, note the slim chances Chant this anthem, swing like Pete Sampras Taking it straight to big man on campus Brandish your weapon or get dropped to the canvas Scandalous, made the metro panic Cause static with or without the automatic And while I'm at it, yo, you got cash, pass it It's drastic, got to send half to Dirty Bastard Hey, yo, waves is spinning, blades is spinning Slay 'em in the eighth inning Stay truck, God stay playing linen Kill rap, observe the uptowns, ho, feel that Mink jeans on, seen where the real at 2,000 Zitos, moving with a ill ego For real, for real, ill lines, ill people Yo, bring it back, nine more civilians Pollying deals, monopoly and bills, y'all niggas lying Caught 300, lab look royal with a mean stomach Go broke, all seen, done it, words from the heavy set If I don't eat, then we already met Fly-ass bro, liver than coke Now what clan you know with lines this ill? Bust shots at Big Ben like we got time to kill Niggas can't gel or I'm just too high to tell Put on my gasoline boots and walk through hell With nine generals, nine ninjas in your video [Siren wailing.]
Nine milli blow, semi-auto with no serial - [Siren blares.]
- Come on.
Ugh.
Never seen, smoke a bag of evergreen My sword got a Jones, more heads for the severing - Johnny in the dungeon - [Engine turns off.]
[Police radio chatter.]
Evening, ma'am.
License and registration, please.
My boyfriend's the chief of police in this town.
You think I can get off with a warning, Officer? [Exhales.]
Okay.
Consider yourself warned.
I just got off my shift.
Do you wanna go grab a drink? Can I take a rain check? I just got back from a business trip.
Business trip? Christine called you? Mm-hmm.
I didn't go to see her.
I was in St.
Louis on business.
They live in Kentucky.
How'd you even know where to find her? She's not hiding, Tom.
She's putting pictures of Lily - on Instagram and Facebook.
- Her name's not Lily anymore.
Christine just wants to know if she should be worried.
She came after me.
She filed for custody because she made the single worst mistake of her life.
She wanted to fight me.
And did I fight back, Tom? No.
No, I didn't.
I sat across from her at the deposition, and all I saw was a mother who had lost her child.
And I gave her child back.
And now she doesn't know who I am.
So, no, Tom, nobody has to worry about me.
Kevin adopted me when I was three.
[Chuckles.]
I don't even remember that.
I grew up thinking he was my real dad.
Then, when I was 10, he and my mom decided that I should know about my real father, my biological father.
I spent the next 10 years of my life knocking on some asshole's fucking door who wanted nothing to do with me.
He had moved on.
He had a new family.
So, I wish they wouldn't have told me, because I was already where I belonged.
Well, do you know what I wish? I wish you'd never left her for me.
I didn't leave Lily for you, Nora.
I left her for my dad.
I didn't even know you existed.
[Door closes.]
[Sighs.]
[Sniffles.]
Can I print a photo from this? Which one do you wanna print? This one, please.
- Jesus.
- How big can I make it? [Chatter.]
You are a heartless bitch.
Hey! Hey! Hey, God damn you! God damn you to hell! [Crickets chirping.]
[Distant dog barking.]
[Labored breathing.]
You're home.
Uh I thought you were gone till tomorrow.
I tear it off every time.
I just do it to feel, uh I don't wanna die.
It's okay.
It is? You don't need to explain, Kevin.
Hey, look.
[Chuckles.]
I got a tattoo.
A couple hundred more and I'll catch up with you.
Let's have a baby.
What? I wanna have a baby with you.
[Laughing.]
I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry.
- [Chuckles.]
[Laughing continues.]
[Exhales.]
Oh.
[Exhales.]
Hey.
Sorry.
Are you happy? Yes.
I'm happy, too.
Let's not fuck that up, okay? [Phone ringing.]
I need to get that.
Yeah.
- Yes? - Woman: Hello.
Miss Durst? Yes.
Thank you for answering the call.
Mark explained the opportunity we're offering you? Yes.
Someone is standing by to meet you at the Crown Central in Melbourne, Australia.
Can you be there by Tuesday with $20,000 in cash? - Yes, I can do that.
- Excellent.
We'll see you then.
[Phone beeps.]
- Who was that? - Work.
I need to go to Australia.
Just for a couple of days.
Can I come with you? Yeah.
Yeah.
[Music playing.]
[Kangaroo screams.]
[Door opens.]
[Door closes.]
[Kangaroo gasping.]
I can't be sure just yet, Jean, but with the seventh anniversary of October 15th fast approaching, we may see some hellfire moving up from the south.
And off the Gold Coast, a high-pressure system of locusts and perhaps blood boiling out.
[Sighs.]
[Door opens.]
Where you off to, then? Oh, uh, just closing up, Chief.
Nothing's happening tonight.
You a psychic, Gerry? Sorry? Are you, like, uh, clairvoyant? Can you see into the future? - [Chuckles.]
Uh, no, chief.
- No? It's just that you've concluded that nothing's gonna happen tonight because nothing has happened? Yeah.
I-it's just, um, Ginny's not feeling well, so Ginny? Who's that? You know who she is.
I honestly don't.
I mean, it can't be your wife 'cause haven't got a wife.
I mean, it shit, I know who you're talking about.
You're talking about your dog, aren't ya? [Sighs.]
Yep.
Yeah, well, I'm afraid little Ginny's gonna have to wait for you to come home tonight because, uh, you're on duty.
Yes, Chief.
- Yep.
- Good.
Cruiser one's got 'roo brains all over it, so give it a wash, will ya? I'm gonna take yours.
[Music playing.]
- This oughta be good.
- [Horses nicker.]
Good evening.
G'day, sweetheart.
Ladies.
May I ask why you're blocking my driveway? Are you chief of police? Indeed I am.
Is your name Kevin? Indeed it is.
"And He looked at them and raised His hand, but they did not wave in response.
And so He clutched the stone to His chest and jumped into the water.
" I don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
I know who you are.
Well, I don't know who you are.
My name is Grace Playford and I need your help.
Well, Grace, uh, I'm off duty, so why don't you and your girlfriends run along home before I call Mr.
Playford? Will you come with us, please? I can explain everything.
No, no, no, I don't want you to explain fucking anything.
I want you to get the fuck off my property and - [Dart whizzes.]
- What the?! Jesus, Florence! He wasn't coming.
[Music playing.]
- [Metal squeaking.]
- [Crickets chirping.]
[Water burbling.]
What the fuck?! What's happening? - It's all right.
- [Grunts.]
You're amongst friends.
We know who you are.
Let me go! I don't know why you're acting this way, but if I have to prove I know, then so be it.
Maybe it's not him.
It's him.
Let me go, you fucking cunt! I'll see you in two minutes.
[Grunting.]
Kevin: Stop it! [Grunting.]
[Sputters.]
No! Fuck off! Grace, what if it's not him? It's him.
But what if it's not? Okay, let him up.
Okay, let him up! Kevin? Kevin? Kevin? Hey.
Kevin, you need to wake up now.
We know who you are.
Wake up.
Help me.
Help me get the ropes off.
Let's get him off.
Get him off! Grace: We've gotta get him Come on! You all right, Naomi? [Women grunting.]
Grace: Kevin, wake up.
Hey! What are you ladies up to? [Music playing.]
I have never heard a man Speak like this man before Lord, I've never heard a man Speak like this man before Help me, Jesus You know he spoke To me one morning And these are the words he said Said, "I'll make you free and holy" And you will never Speak like this man Before
Sometimes the world looks perfect Nothing to rearrange Sometimes you just get a feeling Like you need some kind of change No matter what the odds are this time Nothing's going to stand in my way This flame in my heart and a long lost friend Gives every dark street a light at the end Standing tall On the wings of my dream Rise and fall On the wings Of my dream The rain and thunder, the wind and haze I'm bound for better days It's my life and my dream Nothing's going to stop me now [Crickets chirping.]
[Fire crackling.]
[Dog barking.]
Nora: Did the missing person use an aluminum-based deodorant? Woman: The man didn't shower for five years.
Hygiene was not a priority.
Nora: Did the missing person have visual impairment or wear corrective lenses? Woman: No.
Uh, no, ma'am.
He had 20/20 vision.
He could see from the top of that pillar all the way to the bridge.
Nora: Can you please describe your relationship to the missing person? He was my husband.
Your husband, what was he, uh, doing up there on that pillar? Is that on your little questionnaire, too? No.
I was just curious.
- Guess.
- What? Guess.
What do you think he was doing up there? I think it was an elaborate coping mechanism.
Coping mechanism for what? For whatever pain he was suffering.
Honey, he wanted to suffer.
He settled for the pillar only after we got arrested trying to crucify him.
I got one nail in before those fuckers had me in cuffs.
For country, my ass.
But that pillar did the trick just fine.
He stayed up there in the rain, in the cold, in the burning sun.
And he ate and he peed and he shit up there.
He never came down, never touched another person, not even his own wife.
That man never wavered.
He proved himself to God, and and last night he got his reward.
- You saw him depart? - Yes, ma'am.
He looked so calm and at peace.
And all of a sudden, he just kind of faded out like he was on a dimmer.
And, um and he was gone.
And it was beautiful.
So, you just happened to be awake and looking right at him at the exact moment that he, uh, dimmed out? I wasn't the only one who saw him.
Ask around.
[Speaking spanish.]
She says there will be another departure here on the 14th.
I mean, I didn't actually see it happen, but, uh, how else could he get down from that thing? And the man on the pillar was the first to go because he was the highest up.
I don't I don't know how else to explain it.
He just popped like a bubble.
[Speaking spanish.]
Mm-hmm.
His wife was a woman of God and, uh and she spent all morning with the preacher, so Thank God for the preacher.
Would you happen to know the name of this preacher? Oh, my name is Johnny, Appleseed John It's a big, wild, wonderful world we're in Hello? It's open.
Come in.
[matt sniffling.]
Are you okay? I'm fine.
Just a nosebleed.
I take it you're here to yell at me about the book? - What book? The one I gave Kevin.
He didn't tell you? Oh, no, he told me.
I'm staying out of it.
So, you wanna tell me where the man on the pillar is? It's my understanding he departed.
I didn't witness it myself, but that's what people saw.
People also saw you with his wife.
Sandy and I are friends.
She lost a husband.
I offered comfort.
Matt, I can literally see the lie wheel turning in your brain.
When did I ever lie to you? When I was five, I stood out on the street while our house burned down with our mom and dad inside and you told me it didn't hurt because they were already in heaven.
They are.
Where is he, Matt? [Sighs.]
You know, that poor woman lived across the bridge in that horrible encampment for three years just to be close to her husband.
And when they finally allowed her back in, she pitched her tent right at the base of that pillar and took care of him every single day, even though he never acknowledged her, never gave a word of thanks.
Her loyalty and devotion, I've never seen anything like it.
Except when you did it for Mary.
I get it, Matt.
She left.
My heart breaks for both of you, but you making up this bullshit story about some nutjob departing He had a heart attack.
He fell and he died, and his wife brought him to the church and asked me to give him a Christian burial.
And she asked me to promise promise not to say anything, but I didn't lie, Nora.
I did not lie.
He deserves a legacy.
Can't you give a man a little grace? So, are you gonna dig him up or should I? [Lift beeping, whirring.]
Kevin: One's for dry cleaning, one's for gym clothes, and then the last one's for everything else.
Nora: Honey, you don't need to justify your desire to have three hampers.
It's not a desire, it's a need.
Well, maybe we should get a fourth hamper just in case one breaks.
You're jealous.
That's okay.
It's hard to acknowledge my genius idea.
Boy, is it? [Chatter.]
- Ready? - Yep.
All right.
[Grunts.]
One King James Bible wrapped in Saran Wrap.
One thermos.
Empty.
What? If I told you this was a picture of him and a killer whale, - would you believe me? - No, I would not.
Huh! John: Good morning.
Taking over up there? [Music playing.]
Just cleaning up.
Came by to pay my respects.
He was friends with Michael.
Hey, John, I read your book.
- You did? - Mm-hmm.
Yeah, Kevin left it in the bathroom and I picked it up, and before I knew it, 20 minutes had flown by.
It's exciting.
Y'all have a nice day.
I didn't leave it in the bathroom.
If we can't have a sense of humor about you being the Messiah, we're gonna have a problem.
Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah, hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah, I'm a bum Hallelujah, bum again Hallelujah, give me a handout and you'll be my friend These are his personal effects.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Me, too, me, too.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Well, I appreciate that very much, sweetheart.
If you don't mind, I'm just gonna sit here and smoke my coping mechanism.
She's just hurt.
Of course she is.
Man: You took him from his pillar.
Now he sits in heaven by Your side.
He departed from our world to be rewarded in Yours.
- Thank you, Lord.
Thank you, Jesus.
- Excuse me.
Hello.
Hi.
You know what happened to him? - What really happened? - Come on.
Have a good day.
God bless.
God bless? Who gives a shit if they wanna believe that he lifted? It's not true.
Well, in 10 days when the world doesn't end, they're all gonna go home and they're gonna find something else that's not true.
Till then, I need to keep things nice and calm.
- I am nice and calm.
- Yeah.
Hey.
You're the calmest and the nicest person I know.
You might get to heaven, but don't hold your breath - We've all heard you sing - Bye-bye.
And you may starve to death - Bye.
- Hallelujah, I'm a bum Hallelujah, bum again Hallelujah, give me a handout [Buzzing.]
Hard part's over.
Just gonna crack this open, okay? And you are free.
Congratulations.
How's it feeling? Can you wiggle your fingers, make a fist? Good as new.
Thank you.
Miss Durst, I'm sorry if this seems inappropriate, but when you came in last month to get the cast, one of the orderlies, he said he saw you in the parking lot before you came in.
I'm sure it's just a misunderstanding, but he said that he saw you slam your car door on your arm on purpose.
Now, why in God's name would I do that? [Phone chiming.]
Hello? Man: Hi.
Is this Nora Durst? Yes.
Who is this? Is this a secure line? Who is this? It's Mark Linn-Baker.
- Who? - Mark Linn-Baker.
I'm, uh, calling on behalf of a third party and they well, they've asked me to ask you would you like to see your children again? What? Your children, Erin and Jeremy, would you like to see them again? I've got news for you, you shit.
Your third party obviously doesn't know that I'm a fraud investigator for the DSD and I'm gonna have this call traced and I'm gonna find out what exactly it is They know your kids' names, Nora.
I'm pretty sure they know what you do.
And they don't care.
You don't have to trace me.
I'm at the Crown Central in St.
Louis.
Just ask for Mark Linn-Baker.
- St.
Louis? - Yes.
And I'm only gonna be here for the next 24 hours, so if you want to see your children, you need to come and see me in person.
Nora? Yeah? This is real.
- [Receiver clicks.]
- [Disconnect tone beeping.]
[Touch tones beeping.]
[Phone ringing.]
George Brevity.
Hello.
Hey, George.
It's Nora Durst.
Oh, hey, Nora.
I just got your paperwork on the Pillar Guy.
Extra credit for sending photos of the corpse.
Oof! What, did he land on his head? Oh, is that Durst? Go and ask her, man.
Oh, hey.
Ocko wants to know if you ever found out what he was doing up on that thing for five years.
Suffering, apparently.
Hey, George, listen.
Tell me, how do I know the name Mark Linn-Baker? The "Perfect Strangers" guy? Who? The sitcom.
Yeah, they were cousins.
- One of them was a foreign guy Yalki.
- Ocko: Balki.
George: Balki, right.
Yeah.
Yeah, Mark Linn-Baker was the other cousin.
He faked his departure.
Yeah, Balki and the two actresses who played their wives lifted on the 14th.
Mark felt left out and ran off to Mexico for three years.
You know what he's doing now? No.
Why? I think he's running a carrot stick out of St.
Louis.
No shit? Will you authorize my travel? Aw, jeez, Nora, I mean, we got our hands full right now, you know, with the seven-year itch coming.
- Can't it wait? - I need to go now, today.
I think this is really big.
All right.
Keep all your receipts, okay? Okay.
- Thanks.
- All right, bye-bye.
[Dial tone.]
She's going.
[Approaching footsteps.]
- Hey.
- Hey! What are you doing home? Uh, I just came home to change a shirt.
Oh.
- Sick of me already? - [Chuckles.]
I have to go to St.
Louis for work.
Just a couple of nights.
Oh.
I'm gonna miss you.
I'll miss you, too.
Oh, do you mind if I borrow this? I need something to read on the plane.
Really? You don't want me to take it? No.
Uh, no.
Matt said there's only one copy.
Maybe Matt should've gone to Kinko's.
Oh.
Are you you busting my balls? Can the holy balls be busted? I'd love for you to take it.
We're on the same page about this, right? - It's ridiculous? - Yeah, it's ridiculous.
Mm.
"And she did kiss the lips of Kevin.
" - "And lo, it was good.
" - [Laughs.]
[Groans.]
Love you.
Try not to walk on too much water when I'm gone, okay? - I won't.
- Okay.
And I love you, too.
[Music playing.]
When Louis came home to the flat He hung up his coat and his hat He gazed all around, but no wifey he found A note on the table he spied He read it just once, then he cried It read "Louis, dear, it's too slow for me here May I help you, ma'am? Uh, this isn't letting me hit "no.
" And are you traveling with an infant today? - No.
- Okay.
- [Kiosk beeping.]
- Hmm.
It must be a dead spot.
Just go ahead and click yes.
It doesn't matter.
You're only taking up one seat.
May I use another kiosk, please? Don't tell me the lights are shining Any place but there We will dance the hoochie coochie I will be your tootsie wootsie If you will meet me in St.
Louis, Louis Meet me at the fair All right, a deluxe room, one king.
Just a reminder, we are a nonsmoking hotel.
And you requested that a rental car be dropped off for you here at the hotel tomorrow morning? - Yes, that's right.
- Great.
Is there anything else that I can help you with? Actually, I'm here to meet with one of your guests.
Oh, of course.
May I have the guest's name, please? Um, Mark Linn-Baker.
Mark: Who is it? They just called from downstairs.
You know who it is.
It's Nora Durst.
Please, come on in.
Did you know they have a tailor here on premises? I bought this suit yesterday.
They just sent a guy up, measures me.
Two hours later, it's back.
I never had a suit fit like this in my life.
It's very nice.
May I have your cell phone, please? - What? - Your phone.
I just need to make sure you're not recording this.
I'm not.
Please? Ugh, okay.
Hey! What what are you doing?! Sorry.
It's just hardware.
Ugh.
Everything that matters is up there in the cloud, right? Uh, please, have a seat.
[Chuckles.]
Uh, sorry.
[Clears throat.]
I took notes.
- I don't wanna mess up the science.
- Mm.
Okay.
There are a couple types of radiation non-ionizing and ionizing.
Now, there are a couple types of that.
There's alpha, beta, gamma, and neutron.
Neutron is rare.
You only find it near particle accelerators or reactors.
And yet, trace amounts were catalogued within the first 48 hours following October 14th at sites where departures occurred.
- You with me so far? - Oh, absolutely.
All right, the guys who discovered this, they bring their findings to Switzerland.
And the physicists, the best physicists in the world, they confirm those findings.
And they name it LADR Low Amplitude Denziger Radiation.
So, great.
Big deal.
They found LADR at departure sites.
But it's a footprint.
A shadow.
You can't do anything with it because it dissipated.
It's gone.
Well, what if they could make more? If they could recreate it? They could build a device and whatever they put inside that device, they could blast it with that radiation and it would go.
Go? Where? Wherever they went.
The 2%.
So, they built it, this device? - Yes, ma'am.
- Then why haven't I heard of it? No one would let them conduct beta testing on live subjects.
- You mean people? - Right.
Because they were blasting them with radiation? Exactly.
So, they had to leave Switzerland.
The unit is mobile now.
They don't stay in one place for too long.
That was smart of them.
Ah.
I know what you're thinking.
They made me go to a hotel in Phoenix.
I felt the same way you do right now when I heard it the first time.
- Her name was Lauren.
- Uh-huh.
Where's Lauren now? She went through.
- Through? - Through.
So, what's the cost? Well, it's different for everyone.
Uh, I think it's based on a percentage of your overall net worth.
- I can tell you what I paid - Mark.
- Yeah? - I don't know if you are a part of this or a victim of it, but if this is real, if they've actually built this device, they're not sending people to some magical place to be with their loved ones.
They're incinerating them.
They will call you on this with a formal invitation and instructions.
All you have to do is answer it.
And this is a digital record of the people who have gone through.
119 testimonials.
They are not hapless suckers, not victims.
Each and every one of them had to pass an IQ test to qualify.
There's a Nobel laureate in there.
I have two degrees from Yale.
Are you married, Mark? Not anymore.
You? I'm in a committed relationship.
Oh, well, then I guess I am just wasting my breath, huh? Yes, you are.
And I think you may be suicidal.
F-four series regulars.
Three go, one stays.
Me.
You know what the odds of that are? One in 128,000.
What happened was arbitrary.
It was purposeless.
It wasn't my fault.
I didn't to anything to deserve this.
So, no, Nora, I don't wanna kill myself.
I wanna take some fucking control.
[Chimes.]
My name is Christopher Alan Trewitt.
Date of birth 27-05-68.
This is a copy of this morning's "Wall Street Journal.
" I hereby indemnify all other parties as it relates to my physical well-being.
I am of sound body and mind and I give my full consent for the journey I'm about to take, whatever the destination.
My name is Maria Carmen Rodriguez.
Date of birth 08-30-80.
This is a copy of this morning's "Las Noticias.
" This was my choice and mine alone.
I indemnify all others.
I'm of sound mind and body and give consent to go to go wherever they went.
Amen.
Man: My name is Paul Matiba.
I was born December 4, 1969.
This is today's "Philadelphia Inquirer.
" I'm of sound mind and body.
My name is Marilyn J.
Ohshima.
- [Overlapping voices.]
- Date of birth 20 January 1977.
My name is Edward Adam Drechin.
Born the 8th of August, 1974.
- Man: I hereby indemnify all others.
- Man #2: My name is Ray Tosh.
Date of birth 14th April, 1985.
I have a copy of this morning's paper.
[Voices continue overlapping.]
[Engine starts.]
[Navigation beeping.]
Come on.
[Huffs.]
["Perfect Strangers" theme playing, instrumental.]
[Laughter, chatter.]
[Chuckles.]
Hey! I saw that.
That's not yours.
Thank you.
Hi.
Hi.
This is yours, right? Who are you? Nora? Christine, hi.
Hi.
What are you doing here? Uh, I'm in town on on business.
So It's great to see you.
[Chuckles.]
["Perfect Strangers" theme continues.]
Man over P.
A.
: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Austin International Airport where the local time is about 4:35 PM.
If you're visiting Texas, we're happy to have y'all with us.
And if you live here, welcome home.
Woman's voice: Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Beeps.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking ticket.
- Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Horns honking.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Horns honking.]
- [Beeps.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
- [Horns honking.]
- Please insert your parking ticket.
I prepaid at the fucking machine! What do you want me to do?! Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking ticket.
Please insert your parking - [Grunts.]
- Woman's voice: Thank you.
[Distant dogs barking.]
Hi.
[Crying.]
- Thanks.
- Mm-hmm.
So, Michael said Tommy's party was fun.
Yeah, it was nice.
You were missed.
See you got your cast off.
Oh, yeah.
The day before yesterday.
You know I would've done it for you.
I didn't wanna waste your time.
How'd you break it? I'm clumsy.
Did I ever tell you how the day after October 14th I broke my leg? There was a picture of me on crutches in the newspaper once they found out about my family.
The headline was "Nora Cursed.
" [Scoffs.]
Rhymes with Durst.
[Chuckles.]
- Nora.
- Hmm? How'd you break it? I don't wanna lie to you.
Then don't.
I broke it to cover something up.
Show me.
It's the logo for the Wu-Tang band.
- I think you mean the Wu-Tang Clan.
- Right.
Big fan.
[Chuckles, sniffles.]
What were you covering up? Um, my kids' names.
[Crying continues.]
Um [Exhales.]
The artist did a beautiful job.
It was very tasteful.
Very understated.
And it didn't hurt, the needle.
It was it felt good.
But, um just as he was finishing up, I played it out.
I thought for the rest of my life people would come up to me and they would say, "Oh, what a nice tattoo.
Who are Erin and Jeremy?" And I would say, "They're my children.
" [Sobs.]
"I'm Nora cursed.
Ask me about my poor, departed children.
" It's pathetic.
So, I pointed to the first thing I saw on the wall it looked like a phoenix and I I told the guy to give me that one instead.
Just cover it up, please, like it never fucking happened.
I was having a bad day.
[Chuckles.]
I think I'm going crazy.
Mm-mm.
You are not going crazy, Nora.
How are you not going crazy after Evie? Evie died and I got to bury her.
I got to bury her.
I bought a trampoline.
[Crowd cheering, applauding.]
Ladies and gentlemen, we'd like to welcome to you All the way from the slums of Shaolin Special uninvited guests Came in through the back door Ladies and gentlemen, it's them! Dance with the mantis, note the slim chances Chant this anthem, swing like Pete Sampras Taking it straight to big man on campus Brandish your weapon or get dropped to the canvas Scandalous, made the metro panic Cause static with or without the automatic And while I'm at it, yo, you got cash, pass it It's drastic, got to send half to Dirty Bastard Hey, yo, waves is spinning, blades is spinning Slay 'em in the eighth inning Stay truck, God stay playing linen Kill rap, observe the uptowns, ho, feel that Mink jeans on, seen where the real at 2,000 Zitos, moving with a ill ego For real, for real, ill lines, ill people Yo, bring it back, nine more civilians Pollying deals, monopoly and bills, y'all niggas lying Caught 300, lab look royal with a mean stomach Go broke, all seen, done it, words from the heavy set If I don't eat, then we already met Fly-ass bro, liver than coke Now what clan you know with lines this ill? Bust shots at Big Ben like we got time to kill Niggas can't gel or I'm just too high to tell Put on my gasoline boots and walk through hell With nine generals, nine ninjas in your video [Siren wailing.]
Nine milli blow, semi-auto with no serial - [Siren blares.]
- Come on.
Ugh.
Never seen, smoke a bag of evergreen My sword got a Jones, more heads for the severing - Johnny in the dungeon - [Engine turns off.]
[Police radio chatter.]
Evening, ma'am.
License and registration, please.
My boyfriend's the chief of police in this town.
You think I can get off with a warning, Officer? [Exhales.]
Okay.
Consider yourself warned.
I just got off my shift.
Do you wanna go grab a drink? Can I take a rain check? I just got back from a business trip.
Business trip? Christine called you? Mm-hmm.
I didn't go to see her.
I was in St.
Louis on business.
They live in Kentucky.
How'd you even know where to find her? She's not hiding, Tom.
She's putting pictures of Lily - on Instagram and Facebook.
- Her name's not Lily anymore.
Christine just wants to know if she should be worried.
She came after me.
She filed for custody because she made the single worst mistake of her life.
She wanted to fight me.
And did I fight back, Tom? No.
No, I didn't.
I sat across from her at the deposition, and all I saw was a mother who had lost her child.
And I gave her child back.
And now she doesn't know who I am.
So, no, Tom, nobody has to worry about me.
Kevin adopted me when I was three.
[Chuckles.]
I don't even remember that.
I grew up thinking he was my real dad.
Then, when I was 10, he and my mom decided that I should know about my real father, my biological father.
I spent the next 10 years of my life knocking on some asshole's fucking door who wanted nothing to do with me.
He had moved on.
He had a new family.
So, I wish they wouldn't have told me, because I was already where I belonged.
Well, do you know what I wish? I wish you'd never left her for me.
I didn't leave Lily for you, Nora.
I left her for my dad.
I didn't even know you existed.
[Door closes.]
[Sighs.]
[Sniffles.]
Can I print a photo from this? Which one do you wanna print? This one, please.
- Jesus.
- How big can I make it? [Chatter.]
You are a heartless bitch.
Hey! Hey! Hey, God damn you! God damn you to hell! [Crickets chirping.]
[Distant dog barking.]
[Labored breathing.]
You're home.
Uh I thought you were gone till tomorrow.
I tear it off every time.
I just do it to feel, uh I don't wanna die.
It's okay.
It is? You don't need to explain, Kevin.
Hey, look.
[Chuckles.]
I got a tattoo.
A couple hundred more and I'll catch up with you.
Let's have a baby.
What? I wanna have a baby with you.
[Laughing.]
I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry.
- [Chuckles.]
[Laughing continues.]
[Exhales.]
Oh.
[Exhales.]
Hey.
Sorry.
Are you happy? Yes.
I'm happy, too.
Let's not fuck that up, okay? [Phone ringing.]
I need to get that.
Yeah.
- Yes? - Woman: Hello.
Miss Durst? Yes.
Thank you for answering the call.
Mark explained the opportunity we're offering you? Yes.
Someone is standing by to meet you at the Crown Central in Melbourne, Australia.
Can you be there by Tuesday with $20,000 in cash? - Yes, I can do that.
- Excellent.
We'll see you then.
[Phone beeps.]
- Who was that? - Work.
I need to go to Australia.
Just for a couple of days.
Can I come with you? Yeah.
Yeah.
[Music playing.]
[Kangaroo screams.]
[Door opens.]
[Door closes.]
[Kangaroo gasping.]
I can't be sure just yet, Jean, but with the seventh anniversary of October 15th fast approaching, we may see some hellfire moving up from the south.
And off the Gold Coast, a high-pressure system of locusts and perhaps blood boiling out.
[Sighs.]
[Door opens.]
Where you off to, then? Oh, uh, just closing up, Chief.
Nothing's happening tonight.
You a psychic, Gerry? Sorry? Are you, like, uh, clairvoyant? Can you see into the future? - [Chuckles.]
Uh, no, chief.
- No? It's just that you've concluded that nothing's gonna happen tonight because nothing has happened? Yeah.
I-it's just, um, Ginny's not feeling well, so Ginny? Who's that? You know who she is.
I honestly don't.
I mean, it can't be your wife 'cause haven't got a wife.
I mean, it shit, I know who you're talking about.
You're talking about your dog, aren't ya? [Sighs.]
Yep.
Yeah, well, I'm afraid little Ginny's gonna have to wait for you to come home tonight because, uh, you're on duty.
Yes, Chief.
- Yep.
- Good.
Cruiser one's got 'roo brains all over it, so give it a wash, will ya? I'm gonna take yours.
[Music playing.]
- This oughta be good.
- [Horses nicker.]
Good evening.
G'day, sweetheart.
Ladies.
May I ask why you're blocking my driveway? Are you chief of police? Indeed I am.
Is your name Kevin? Indeed it is.
"And He looked at them and raised His hand, but they did not wave in response.
And so He clutched the stone to His chest and jumped into the water.
" I don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
I know who you are.
Well, I don't know who you are.
My name is Grace Playford and I need your help.
Well, Grace, uh, I'm off duty, so why don't you and your girlfriends run along home before I call Mr.
Playford? Will you come with us, please? I can explain everything.
No, no, no, I don't want you to explain fucking anything.
I want you to get the fuck off my property and - [Dart whizzes.]
- What the?! Jesus, Florence! He wasn't coming.
[Music playing.]
- [Metal squeaking.]
- [Crickets chirping.]
[Water burbling.]
What the fuck?! What's happening? - It's all right.
- [Grunts.]
You're amongst friends.
We know who you are.
Let me go! I don't know why you're acting this way, but if I have to prove I know, then so be it.
Maybe it's not him.
It's him.
Let me go, you fucking cunt! I'll see you in two minutes.
[Grunting.]
Kevin: Stop it! [Grunting.]
[Sputters.]
No! Fuck off! Grace, what if it's not him? It's him.
But what if it's not? Okay, let him up.
Okay, let him up! Kevin? Kevin? Kevin? Hey.
Kevin, you need to wake up now.
We know who you are.
Wake up.
Help me.
Help me get the ropes off.
Let's get him off.
Get him off! Grace: We've gotta get him Come on! You all right, Naomi? [Women grunting.]
Grace: Kevin, wake up.
Hey! What are you ladies up to? [Music playing.]
I have never heard a man Speak like this man before Lord, I've never heard a man Speak like this man before Help me, Jesus You know he spoke To me one morning And these are the words he said Said, "I'll make you free and holy" And you will never Speak like this man Before