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00:00:00I grabbed your journal, it was on the couch.
00:00:25You hungry?
00:00:29Not really.
00:00:36I'm not hungry.
00:00:37Dude, but I gotta get gas.
00:00:38Fine.
00:00:39Sorry.
00:00:40Hey.
00:00:41You okay?
00:00:42Yeah.
00:00:43I'm okay.
00:00:44I'm sorry I had to walk you.
00:00:45I'm okay.
00:00:46You okay?
00:00:47Yeah.
00:00:48You okay?
00:00:49Yeah.
00:00:50I'm okay.
00:00:51I'm okay.
00:00:52I don't know what I'm gonna do with my life if I don't get out of here.
00:00:57I don't know what I'm gonna do with my life if I don't get out of here.
00:01:02I don't know what I'm gonna do with my life if I don't get out of here.
00:01:07I don't know what I'm gonna do with my life if I don't get out of here.
00:01:12I don't know what I'm gonna do with my life if I don't get out of here.
00:01:17A protest led by public safety advocates aims to put pressure on the Boston Police Department.
00:01:36The department came under pressure this spring.
00:01:38Excuse me.
00:01:39After the shocking return of Megan Rhodes.
00:01:41The 32-year-old Beacon Hill resident had been assumed dead by the police
00:01:45after she disappeared from a nearby parking garage nearly six months earlier.
00:02:03My great-grandfather bought this place in the 20s, I think.
00:02:06We used to own everything to the end of that road.
00:03:06I don't know.
00:03:36I'm sorry.
00:03:45Sorry.
00:03:52Look around the rest of the bags.
00:03:54Okay.
00:04:07Where were your parents?
00:04:09The adults all stayed at the big house, mostly.
00:04:13Let me get this.
00:04:14Okay.
00:04:15Where's that?
00:04:17Well, the big house used to be down by the beach, but they tore it down when I was a kid.
00:04:21Why?
00:04:23Because no one could afford the property tax. It was massive.
00:04:29So you were here alone?
00:04:32Well, with the rest of the cousins, this was like the cousin's house.
00:04:35My grandmother hated kids, I think.
00:04:38So she put us all in this house, and she didn't have to deal with us.
00:04:43She sounds sweet.
00:04:46No, she wasn't sweet.
00:04:47We wouldn't see her all summer, and then one day she would summon us down
00:04:51and individually interview us about our interests,
00:04:54and tell us to stand up straight.
00:04:58Can I finish this?
00:04:59Oh, shit. Sorry.
00:05:01I'm sorry.
00:05:03Meg, you don't have shoes on. Just back away. It's okay.
00:05:07Thanks.
00:05:28Is anyone else coming down?
00:05:31Doubt it.
00:05:33It's pretty empty in the winter.
00:05:38You sure you didn't, alright?
00:05:40Yeah, I'm okay. Thank you.
00:05:45My reward.
00:06:08Hey.
00:06:15Good.
00:06:18You sure?
00:06:24Come here.
00:06:37Come here.
00:07:07Come here.
00:07:38Fuck.
00:07:40Fuck.
00:08:06Scott?
00:08:09Scott?
00:08:39Scott?
00:08:40Scott?
00:09:08Scott?
00:09:11Scott?
00:09:14Meg.
00:09:18It's okay.
00:09:20You're okay.
00:09:23You're okay.
00:09:26You're safe.
00:09:33You were sleepwalking.
00:09:35Last night.
00:09:41Is there a dog here?
00:09:44A dog?
00:09:47I heard a dog bark, and then I dropped that weird plate.
00:09:55What plate?
00:09:56What plate?
00:10:07You remember you dropped the glass last night.
00:10:10No, it was right here.
00:10:18You remember what Dr. Potter said.
00:10:22Sometimes nightmares can feel really real.
00:10:27Fuck.
00:10:31You okay?
00:10:34Yeah.
00:10:36Okay.
00:10:56Fuck.
00:11:26Fuck.
00:11:56Fuck.
00:12:27I've been thinking about Christmas.
00:12:33It might be nice to spend it at home.
00:12:38I thought you wanted to come out here.
00:12:41I did, but...
00:12:45Madeline?
00:12:46Come on.
00:12:55Hey, Minnow.
00:12:57Minnow.
00:12:58Down.
00:12:59Down, Minnow.
00:13:00Minnow, off.
00:13:05Talkie.
00:13:06Madeline, what are you doing here?
00:13:08I was just out for a walk, and I saw your car.
00:13:11I'm staying at my mother's little shed.
00:13:12How's your mom doing?
00:13:13Not well, I'm afraid.
00:13:15I'm so sorry, that's tough.
00:13:18And Meg, I'm so glad to see you again.
00:13:23I'm sorry.
00:13:25Meg, this is my cousin Madeline.
00:13:28You met her at the wedding.
00:13:29Oh.
00:13:31We've got a big family.
00:13:32I won't hold it against you.
00:13:37How long are you here for?
00:13:39Not sure.
00:13:40Fewer than a year.
00:13:42I can't believe Talkie didn't tell me
00:13:44you two were coming.
00:13:46I didn't know anybody was going to be here.
00:13:48Talkie?
00:13:50Oh, well, Scott was so quiet as a kid.
00:13:55I don't think he said a word until you were, what, two years old?
00:13:58Okay, I don't think we need to talk about that.
00:13:59So, we started calling him,
00:14:01I think it was grandmother who first,
00:14:03but in any case,
00:14:04we started calling him Walkie Talkie as a joke,
00:14:06and then just Walkie Scottie,
00:14:07and then just Talkie.
00:14:11Poor Scott.
00:14:12Sorry.
00:14:14He just told me how tough your grandmother could be.
00:14:18I was just telling her about the famous sit-down interviews.
00:14:21Right.
00:14:25You know, I had a friend in college named Meg.
00:14:29It was short for Megumi.
00:14:31Oh.
00:14:32Is your name short for anything?
00:14:36Megan.
00:14:39So, you need some creamy sugar?
00:14:41Did you forget how I take my tea?
00:14:44Has it been that long?
00:14:45You can just take care of it yourself.
00:14:46Has it been that long?
00:15:07Scott.
00:15:09Please.
00:15:12Please.
00:15:36Let me see how you're holding it.
00:15:39Right here. Ready?
00:15:42Ready.
00:15:55Yes!
00:15:56Nice shot, Madeline.
00:15:59I got it.
00:16:05I'll get it.
00:16:08It's okay.
00:16:09Oh, it is really back here, Meg.
00:16:11Sorry.
00:16:13It's lodged deep.
00:16:15You know, it helps if you square your hips.
00:16:21Start low.
00:16:23Give your arm a bump.
00:16:25Swing through all the way over.
00:16:30Yeah?
00:16:31Got it.
00:16:34Why don't we just rally?
00:16:35You know, give Meg a chance to get her bearings.
00:16:39Okay.
00:17:10Thanks.
00:17:36Meg.
00:17:37Meg.
00:17:38Meg.
00:17:43It's okay.
00:17:44It's okay.
00:18:08It's okay.
00:18:23I used to count the footsteps.
00:18:30The house was old, so...
00:18:33The sound carried.
00:18:48I started counting...
00:18:53how long it would take them to get to different places in the house.
00:19:03It helped a little.
00:19:10To always know how long it would take them to get to me.
00:19:32Dr. Potter said it could be really helpful...
00:19:35to write in your journal...
00:19:41when you're having moments like this.
00:19:58Can I go get it for you?
00:20:02Sure.
00:20:09So, this is an Argentinian wine.
00:20:12It's supposed to be really good.
00:20:15Sort of peppery.
00:20:21Good?
00:20:23Good.
00:20:28Wait, what are you doing?
00:20:29You hate it.
00:20:30No, I love it.
00:20:31And you want to drink it?
00:20:32Mm-hmm, I want to drink it.
00:20:33We have others.
00:20:34No, I want this one.
00:20:35Put the wine down, psycho.
00:20:40Minnow, down.
00:20:42Off.
00:20:45Oh.
00:20:46Hello.
00:20:47Hello, hello, hello.
00:20:49I brought chicken and an eggplant.
00:20:52Oh, you didn't have to.
00:20:54Oh, my mother barely eats anyway, and I don't want all this to go to waste.
00:20:57Here, would you get to work on this?
00:20:58Oh.
00:21:00Actually, I'm sorry.
00:21:02We weren't expecting you.
00:21:05Oh, God, so American.
00:21:07What is it, five o'clock?
00:21:09Six-thirty.
00:21:10If you got to a restaurant in Paris at eight o'clock,
00:21:13you'd be the first ones there.
00:21:15You know what?
00:21:16We can have it tomorrow.
00:21:17Yeah.
00:21:18Thank you.
00:21:26Well, I better be off.
00:21:30Would you like to stay for dinner?
00:21:33That's a good idea.
00:21:34No, I couldn't impose.
00:21:35No, it's not an imposition.
00:21:37I can just set out and ask you to come.
00:21:38Oh, wonderful.
00:21:39Taki, get out the good glasses.
00:21:40I have a surprise for you.
00:21:44Is that the family rye?
00:21:46The last batch.
00:21:48You make your own whiskey?
00:21:50Yeah, well, our great-grandfather...
00:21:51Great-great-grandfather.
00:21:52Our great-great-grandfather was a banker,
00:21:54and a man owed him money,
00:21:56and after the markets crashed,
00:21:58he couldn't pay in cash, so...
00:21:59So, Pop let him pay us in whiskey.
00:22:04We've had a basement full of this stuff
00:22:06for almost a century.
00:22:07But we're almost out now.
00:22:10To the fall of our great house.
00:22:14Let me just grab the wine,
00:22:16and then we will be ready.
00:22:20Looks delicious, Taki.
00:22:22Yeah.
00:22:44How are things at the firm?
00:22:46Oh, um, yeah, I'm still on leave through the holidays,
00:22:50but, uh, yeah, I spoke to the partners,
00:22:52and they were, uh, suggesting a January 10th return.
00:22:56Oh, that's wonderful.
00:22:57What?
00:22:58Don't do that.
00:23:00And Meg, Scotty tells me you were an engineer?
00:23:07Am.
00:23:09Hmm?
00:23:10I am an engineer.
00:23:11I'm also returning to work in the new year.
00:23:14Oh.
00:23:15That's fantastic news.
00:23:16Scotty didn't mention it.
00:23:18Yeah, thank you.
00:23:20When?
00:23:23When are you going back?
00:23:26I'm not exactly sure yet.
00:23:28They're still reconfiguring my position.
00:23:31Of course.
00:23:32I'm sure they had to shuffle things around a bit
00:23:34when you got back.
00:23:37What do you do?
00:23:39Oh, a little of this, a little of that.
00:23:41I take care of my mother, and then there's the land.
00:23:45That just never stops.
00:23:47Madeline actually taught in Korea after college.
00:23:50Meg was born in Seoul.
00:23:52Oh!
00:23:53Seoul is a beautiful city, isn't it?
00:23:56When did you come to America?
00:24:00Sorry, I don't speak Korean.
00:24:03Oh, don't worry about it.
00:24:05I just asked when you left.
00:24:08Oh, um...
00:24:11I was adopted when I was three.
00:24:14Oh.
00:24:15Can you pass the salt?
00:24:17Yes.
00:24:21So I ran into the Harrisons at the market.
00:24:23I heard they were selling.
00:24:25Indeed they are.
00:24:26They were, uh...
00:24:28Their neighbors bought the property.
00:24:30Uh-huh.
00:24:31Putting in a pool over the entire lot.
00:24:33Oh.
00:24:34Tearing down the whole house.
00:24:35Stop it!
00:24:39When you teach a dog to beg, it'll never stop.
00:24:48Pass the salad.
00:25:02How are you guys related again?
00:25:05We're cousins.
00:25:08Like first cousins?
00:25:11Our dads are brothers. Why?
00:25:15Nothing.
00:25:22It's just...
00:25:25I don't know.
00:25:28It's just...
00:25:33What was with Madeline speaking in Korean to me?
00:25:38I think she was just trying to connect.
00:25:42Okay.
00:25:44But I also have family in Sweden.
00:25:47I bet she wouldn't have tried to speak in Swedish to me.
00:25:50Well, I don't think she speaks Swedish, but okay.
00:25:59Do you want me to talk to her about it?
00:26:01No, thank you.
00:26:11I know.
00:26:17It's always made me kind of uncomfortable.
00:26:21But I can't control what they put on their walls.
00:26:25Yeah.
00:26:26And it was a long time ago.
00:26:31But...
00:26:33What?
00:26:35Well, what did your grandparents do when they were over there?
00:26:39My great-grandparents were missionaries.
00:26:42So they built churches and taught people English, right?
00:26:45Right.
00:26:47Okay, and what did Madeline do when she was over there?
00:26:52Okay, she taught at, like, a university.
00:26:54She taught English!
00:26:55It's not the same thing.
00:26:56Really?
00:26:57Because it feels like a different iteration of the same thing to me.
00:27:10Well, I guess we just disagree.
00:27:16We can disagree, right?
00:27:20Yeah.
00:27:50Scott?
00:28:20Scott?
00:28:34Come on, man!
00:28:37Hi.
00:28:40Hi.
00:28:49You gotta stay below the waterline if you're gonna walk around here.
00:28:55Why?
00:28:57It's private property.
00:28:59Are you a Whitman?
00:29:02No, I just do some repairs that I'm in exchange for fishing rights.
00:29:06They're really uptight about trespassing.
00:29:12I'm actually here with my husband, Scott Whitman.
00:29:19Shit, sorry, I'm an idiot.
00:29:20No, it's fine.
00:29:21I didn't realize he was back.
00:29:23Yeah, the summer crowd doesn't usually come so often during the off-season.
00:29:30What do you mean, so often?
00:29:34Nothing, just, he was here last winter for a while.
00:29:40Hey, um, I'm really sorry about what happened to you.
00:29:50Thank you.
00:30:05Thank you.
00:30:19Why have we never come out here?
00:30:22There's just so much baggage and so much family stuff out here.
00:30:28I guess I'm realizing that it's been so long since I've been out here.
00:30:36I'm glad we're here now.
00:30:58I'm glad we're here now.
00:31:29Stay with me.
00:31:36I'm here, I'm here.
00:31:58See, everything's fine.
00:32:28I'm here, I'm here.
00:32:58I'm here, I'm here.
00:33:28I'm here, I'm here.
00:33:31I'm here, I'm here.
00:33:34I'm here, I'm here.
00:33:37Shit.
00:33:39Max!
00:33:45Go in, go in, I'll be right there.
00:33:54It's incredible for the immune system.
00:33:57Cold air and hot water together, I haven't been sick in years.
00:34:02Thank you.
00:34:08My mother became obsessed with oil painting when she got sick.
00:34:12Can't tell you how many hours we sat like that posing for her.
00:34:17You used to be blonde?
00:34:20Briefly.
00:34:23It doesn't look like you.
00:34:26She wasn't a great painter.
00:34:33Who's the little boy?
00:34:36My brother.
00:34:39Your brother?
00:34:43He died when he was five and I was eight.
00:34:48We were swimming right off our beach.
00:34:53I'm sorry.
00:34:56For most of my childhood I thought I dreamt the whole thing.
00:34:59My parents never talked about him.
00:35:02I don't know what possessed my mother to paint him into that portrait.
00:35:06I'm not even sure it's a good likeness.
00:35:17I think I saw her earlier.
00:35:22Who?
00:35:25Your mother, walking in the woods.
00:35:30My mother is bedridden.
00:35:33She hasn't left that room in months.
00:35:36Oh.
00:35:47How is she?
00:35:49Nothing.
00:35:51I'm sorry.
00:35:53She hasn't enjoyed life for many years.
00:35:57Death will be a mercy.
00:36:04Coyotes.
00:36:07They can be a real menace.
00:36:15What's that?
00:36:19It's nothing, just a nervous habit.
00:36:21What are you nervous about?
00:36:24Nothing.
00:36:26Is it all the talk of death?
00:36:30Are you afraid of dying?
00:36:33Everyone is.
00:36:35Not everyone.
00:36:37Some people believe we go somewhere better.
00:36:41Other people think anywhere is better than here.
00:36:49May I use your bathroom?
00:36:53Right at the top of the stairs.
00:37:08Wrong way.
00:37:12Upstairs.
00:37:18Come on.
00:37:49What?
00:38:04I steal the keys.
00:38:06I stole the booze.
00:38:08We get out on the water.
00:38:10It's pitch black.
00:38:12I look at Madeline.
00:38:16She doesn't know how to drive a boat.
00:38:19We floated for a little while.
00:38:22We have drifted well off our mooring.
00:38:25Out into the bay.
00:38:27Madeline gets a look of confidence.
00:38:29Jen can do that to a girl.
00:38:31She declares, I'm going to drive us back.
00:38:33I did.
00:38:35You did, but you drove us right into the neighbor's dock.
00:38:39The boat is totaled.
00:38:41Their dock is splinters.
00:38:43I'll never forget what you said.
00:38:46Do you think mother will notice that Jen is gone?
00:38:55I love that story.
00:38:58So what did you do?
00:39:01About what?
00:39:04The boat.
00:39:06The dock.
00:39:08We had it repaired.
00:39:11It's expensive.
00:39:14We don't talk about money at the dinner table.
00:39:23But we're already talking about money.
00:39:25Meg, it's just a story.
00:39:28What do you mean?
00:39:30Well, that's what this whole story is about.
00:39:34It's fine.
00:39:37I'm not saying it's bad.
00:39:39It's funny.
00:39:41Only rich people think it's rude to talk about money.
00:39:47It's interesting you don't consider yourself rich.
00:39:52Well, it's different.
00:39:55I didn't grow up with money.
00:39:57But you have money now.
00:39:59My parents' life insurance.
00:40:01Because as I understand it, you actually have a good deal more money than either Scott or me.
00:40:08I'm not saying it's bad.
00:40:13Just funny.
00:40:29This has been lovely.
00:40:31I should really go check on my mother.
00:40:34Oh.
00:40:35Oh, I'm sorry.
00:40:37If you're not done, we can...
00:40:47I'm done. It's fine.
00:40:50She'll eat it later.
00:40:54It's fine.
00:41:00She doesn't like to eat in front of people anymore.
00:41:07You poor thing.
00:41:37All done.
00:42:08Okay.
00:42:22So we're just not going to talk about it?
00:42:37Okay.
00:42:48They poisoned your food.
00:42:50Not every time, but enough to keep you scared.
00:42:57And I'm sorry. I don't...
00:43:00I'm sorry they did that to you.
00:43:08Okay.
00:43:21They made me make videos.
00:43:26They made me beg you for help.
00:43:32Not tonight.
00:43:35Are you serious?
00:43:37I'm tired. I'm not doing this.
00:43:38We're having a conversation.
00:43:39No, we're not.
00:43:40You can't just decide that.
00:44:04I'm sorry.
00:44:34I'm sorry.
00:45:04I'm sorry.
00:45:34I'm sorry.
00:46:04Anything on the schedule?
00:46:24Look who it is.
00:46:29Oh. Hey.
00:46:34Never thought I'd run into a Whitman woman here.
00:46:38Thanks.
00:46:39I'm not a Whitman.
00:46:42You what?
00:46:45I kept my last name.
00:46:48It's Rhodes.
00:46:53I'm Joe.
00:46:56Meg.
00:46:58Not Whitman.
00:47:01Not Whitman.
00:47:05So how long are you in town for?
00:47:08Too long.
00:47:10You don't like it here?
00:47:12It's a little...
00:47:15Lonely?
00:47:18I was gonna say claustrophobic.
00:47:23Thanks.
00:47:28Hey, do you know Madeline?
00:47:30Madeline?
00:47:32My husband's cousin.
00:47:35Oh, yeah. I mean, I don't know her, but I see her around.
00:47:39And my husband, Scott.
00:47:42You saw him around, too?
00:47:44Last winter?
00:47:47Yeah. A couple times.
00:47:51Were they here at the same time?
00:47:56Can't you ask your husband that?
00:47:59I'm asking you.
00:48:04Look, um, I'm not keeping a calendar of every time I see a Whitman.
00:48:12Right. Sorry.
00:48:14All good.
00:48:16There's just something off about her.
00:48:19Madeline.
00:48:21She's...
00:48:23Intense.
00:48:26I can believe that.
00:48:28The way she smiles?
00:48:30Mm.
00:48:31She does it a lot.
00:48:34What a bitch.
00:48:40You think I'm crazy.
00:48:42No, no, no, no.
00:48:44Maybe I am crazy. I feel fucking crazy.
00:48:49No.
00:48:51Really, I get it.
00:48:53In-laws are tough.
00:48:55And, uh...
00:48:58The Whitmans...
00:49:07Okay.
00:49:09Stand up.
00:49:11No. Wait. What were you saying?
00:49:13Come on.
00:49:19What were you going to say?
00:49:21This is an old Cape Codian song.
00:49:28Come on. Do another one.
00:49:33Do you know how to slow dance?
00:49:35I, uh...
00:49:36Or waltz?
00:49:38Maybe.
00:49:39Okay.
00:49:40Seriously.
00:49:41Yeah.
00:49:43Done it once or twice before.
00:49:48Okay.
00:50:05I'll be fine.
00:50:06No fucking way.
00:50:10I swear, I'm fine.
00:50:12I can't let you drive home.
00:50:14I gotta get it back.
00:50:15Well, you can come back for it in the morning.
00:50:17David, it's not mine.
00:50:19I'm right up there.
00:50:22No, no, no.
00:50:24I want to drive myself.
00:50:26You can't drive. You'll waste.
00:50:28I want to go home.
00:50:29I'm taking you home.
00:50:30Careful, careful.
00:50:32Give me my keys.
00:50:33No way.
00:50:34Get off me!
00:50:37No!
00:50:45What the fuck?
00:51:07Fuck.
00:51:29Where were you?
00:51:32Out.
00:51:46Where were you?
00:52:02Where were you...
00:52:04when I was gone?
00:52:08Are you drunk?
00:52:12Answer the question.
00:52:21You need to go to bed.
00:52:31Why?
00:52:36I want to talk about the videos.
00:52:41Oh, my God.
00:52:44I didn't get any fucking videos.
00:52:46Okay?
00:52:49Then why weren't you parked in the driveway that night?
00:52:55You sure you want to do this?
00:52:58You sure you want to do this again tonight?
00:53:02You asked me to get your phone from the car.
00:53:09But you weren't parked in the driveway.
00:53:13You were parked in that garage.
00:53:18We never park there.
00:53:22Why weren't you parked in the driveway?
00:53:24Why weren't you parked in the driveway?
00:53:30Answer the fucking question.
00:53:35Am I under investigation here?
00:53:40Am I?
00:53:44Because, um...
00:53:46you know, the police, they...
00:53:49they asked me all these questions already.
00:53:52You remember.
00:53:58And they were satisfied with the answers I gave them.
00:54:06So why aren't you satisfied?
00:54:10Huh?
00:54:12Why aren't you satisfied?
00:54:17Answer me.
00:54:20Answer the fucking question, please.
00:54:37Meg.
00:54:42Meg.
00:54:45Come on, Meg.
00:54:48Meg.
00:54:52Meg.
00:54:54Open the door.
00:54:57Meg, open the fucking door.
00:55:18Meg.
00:55:20Scott?
00:55:47Meg.
00:56:18Meg.
00:56:23I'm so sorry, Meg.
00:56:48I don't know what's wrong with me.
00:56:53Meggie.
00:57:00Meg, please.
00:57:03Meg.
00:57:06Please, Meg.
00:57:09I'm so sorry.
00:57:12I'm so sorry.
00:57:14Please, Meg.
00:57:16I'm so sorry.
00:57:18Meg, I'm so sorry. Look at me.
00:57:21Meg.
00:57:23Meg.
00:57:24Meg, look at me.
00:57:34I'm such a piece of shit.
00:57:36I'm such a fucking asshole.
00:57:40I can't lose you again.
00:57:45I'll do anything.
00:58:01I want to go home.
00:58:04Okay.
00:58:06Okay.
00:58:08Okay, we'll go home.
00:58:10We'll go home tomorrow.
00:58:12Today?
00:58:16All right, we'll go home today.
00:58:20Thank you.
00:58:22Thank you.
00:58:24Thank you.
00:58:26Thank you.
00:58:42Thank you.
00:59:04Meg.
00:59:07Meg.
00:59:13Meg.
00:59:26So they can send someone tomorrow.
00:59:31And it's okay.
00:59:34We'll be back home tomorrow, right?
00:59:37Just one more day.
00:59:40You okay?
00:59:49Why are we here?
00:59:51Just one drink.
00:59:53I promise.
00:59:55We have to say goodbye.
00:59:57Why here, though?
00:59:58We used to throw parties here when we were teenagers.
01:00:02Hello?
01:00:03Let's see if we still got it.
01:00:10We threw this big party here at the end of the summer.
01:00:14You remember the ponch?
01:00:16Yeah, we mixed it in a garbage can.
01:00:18Whoa.
01:00:21Let me show you that.
01:00:24Come on.
01:00:25Serve.
01:00:27I'm coming, I'm coming.
01:00:28Try it.
01:00:29I think I fell off my bike, like, every ten yards on the way home.
01:00:32I wish I'd brought my bike.
01:00:33Maybe then I would've made it home instead of pass out on the beach.
01:00:36I forgot about that.
01:00:38I swear, my mother never did.
01:00:41How is your mother?
01:00:44Uh...
01:00:46She's hanging in there.
01:00:48We should stop by before we leave.
01:00:51I'd love to meet her.
01:00:54My mother is very frail.
01:00:57Don't you think she'd enjoy some company?
01:01:00No, I don't.
01:01:04Do you like it?
01:01:06It's an heirloom.
01:01:09From our great-great-great-great-great grandfather.
01:01:14Oh, come on.
01:01:18John Jacob Whitman.
01:01:20Oh, wow, there's a huge spider down here.
01:01:23The banker?
01:01:24His great-grandfather.
01:01:26No, I'm good.
01:01:29John Jacob Whitman was a merchant and a diplomat.
01:01:32He's credited with opening the port of Canton to Western trade.
01:01:37Oh.
01:01:48You try.
01:01:53Uh-oh.
01:01:54Look what we got here.
01:01:56Oh, my God, let's play.
01:01:58Play what?
01:01:59Charades.
01:02:00All rules apply.
01:02:03What do I have here?
01:02:05Okay.
01:02:08One word.
01:02:10Three syllables.
01:02:12First syllable.
01:02:13Drawing.
01:02:14Writing.
01:02:15Sketching.
01:02:16Painting.
01:02:17Painting.
01:02:18Art.
01:02:19Art.
01:02:20Art.
01:02:21Art.
01:02:22Third syllable.
01:02:24Squeeze.
01:02:26Angry grabbing.
01:02:28Strangling.
01:02:29Strangle.
01:02:30Strangle.
01:02:31Scott, I don't.
01:02:32Do something else.
01:02:33Do something else.
01:02:34Try something different.
01:02:35Try something different.
01:02:46Scott?
01:02:47Oh, choke!
01:02:48Artichoke!
01:02:53That scare you?
01:02:55My turn.
01:03:02Aha.
01:03:04Here we go.
01:03:12Motorcycle.
01:03:14Motorcycle diaries.
01:03:16Drinking.
01:03:17How many words?
01:03:19Is there a book?
01:03:31I don't know.
01:03:33I don't know.
01:04:00I'm stumped.
01:04:01Peg, you got any guesses?
01:04:04That a girl.
01:04:06So what was it?
01:04:09The clue.
01:04:12Easy Rider.
01:04:14All right, you're up.
01:04:15You're up.
01:04:16You're up.
01:04:17That was a really bad Easy Rider.
01:04:19Why did you say?
01:04:21That was not good.
01:04:22Maybe you're just a really bad guesser.
01:04:25Obviously.
01:04:26Would have been on the right track
01:04:27if anybody was giving me anything to work with.
01:04:42Peg, are you all right?
01:04:44Did you get a paper cut?
01:04:47No, I...
01:04:58I'll better.
01:05:02How are we looking?
01:05:05Here you go.
01:05:07I want to go home.
01:05:09Come on, it's just a paper cut.
01:05:12Scott!
01:05:27Come on, let's go.
01:05:57Come on, let's go.
01:06:28Peg, are you all right?
01:06:31Meg, do you need some water?
01:06:34I want to go home.
01:06:35Let's go for a swim.
01:06:37What?
01:06:38The ocean is right there.
01:06:39It's freezing.
01:06:40Cold water is good for you.
01:06:41No.
01:06:42Suit yourself.
01:06:43Jockey.
01:06:44Meg, come on, come on.
01:06:45Scott!
01:06:58It tickles, it tickles, it tickles.
01:07:02Ready?
01:07:03You want to do it?
01:07:04Yeah, yeah.
01:07:05One, two, three.
01:07:07I can't do it.
01:07:09What is the problem?
01:07:10No!
01:07:11What's the problem, Peg?
01:07:12No!
01:07:13Come on.
01:07:14No!
01:07:15Get in the water.
01:07:17No.
01:07:27Hey!
01:07:28Come on down!
01:07:29Join us!
01:07:57No!
01:07:58No!
01:07:59No!
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01:08:01No!
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01:10:21No!
01:10:22No!
01:10:23Thank you afterwards.
01:10:32Meg, Jesus Christ.
01:10:33Where have you been?
01:10:35Are you hurt?
01:10:37Where's your coat?
01:10:38I'll make you some tea.
01:10:43Get out.
01:10:45Meg.
01:10:46Excuse me?
01:10:47Get.
01:10:48Out.
01:10:49Meg, calm down.
01:10:51Oh my God!
01:10:52Get the fuck out!
01:10:53Meg!
01:10:54Get out!
01:10:55Madeline, go!
01:10:56Goodbye!
01:10:57What the fuck is wrong with you?
01:11:10Where are the keys?
01:11:11Meg!
01:11:12Where are the keys?
01:11:14Meg, what happened?
01:11:16I'm going home.
01:11:17Meg, talk to me.
01:11:18What happened?
01:11:19I don't know, Scott!
01:11:20What could have happened?
01:11:21What could have happened in the last 24 hours that would make me want to leave you?
01:11:24Do you have any fucking guesses?
01:11:27Meg.
01:11:28Just tell me where the keys are!
01:11:30Can we just talk about this?
01:11:31I don't want to talk about it!
01:11:32I want to go home!
01:11:33Well, go home, okay?
01:11:34Just go home.
01:11:35You knew she would be here with us.
01:11:49Is Madeline even your cousin?
01:12:01Madeline is my cousin.
01:12:15Why did you bring me here?
01:12:28Scott!
01:12:30I'm trying to be who you need me to be, but I'm out of my depth, Meg.
01:12:40You've been having such a hard time.
01:12:44You won't talk to the doctor.
01:12:45You won't talk to me.
01:12:47Sometimes it feels like you're not even really there.
01:12:49Like you're seeing something that I don't see.
01:12:56Madeline, she was just trying to help.
01:12:59I needed help.
01:13:01You need help.
01:13:02You're barely eating.
01:13:03You're barely sleeping now with your sleepwalking.
01:13:06Wait, what?
01:13:09It's like living with a ghost.
01:13:20No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:13:24Meg, what's happening?
01:13:26Dad, wait.
01:13:28I'm scared.
01:13:31Meg?
01:13:35Scott?
01:13:47I want you to write this down, okay?
01:14:00That's it. That's a good girl.
01:14:30Good girl.
01:15:00Good girl.
01:15:30Scott?
01:16:00Where are the keys?
01:16:14Where are the keys?
01:16:44Where are the keys?
01:17:14Someone please help me.
01:17:22Talk to him.
01:17:27God, please.
01:17:32They're going to kill me.
01:17:35Please.
01:17:47Nino?
01:17:55Nino?
01:17:59Nino?
01:18:04Nino?
01:18:11My mother is bedridden.
01:18:13She hasn't left that room in months.
01:18:34My mother is bedridden.
01:19:04Hi, Meg.
01:19:08I've been looking for Nino all night.
01:19:13You'll help me look.
01:19:18Nino?
01:19:32Maybe we should go back.
01:19:37He could be hurt.
01:19:56What are you doing?
01:20:00Keep going.
01:20:03It was an accident.
01:20:05It was an accident.
01:20:08Please.
01:20:37Nino?
01:20:57Nino?
01:21:21Nino?
01:21:50I've been thinking about your brother.
01:21:55It must have been awful.
01:22:00And afterwards your parents wouldn't talk about it.
01:22:05You must have been so lonely.
01:22:10And Scott...
01:22:14He was like a brother.
01:22:19And I can understand.
01:22:24I'm not your enemy.
01:22:29I just need to know what happened.
01:22:36Who hired them?
01:22:40Was it you or was it Scott?
01:22:45Fuck you.
01:22:58What's the plan now?
01:23:01Just kill me yourself?
01:23:05Why would I kill you?
01:23:12You'll do it yourself.
01:23:17You'll never feel normal again.
01:23:20How could you?
01:23:22After what you went through?
01:23:25A person doesn't just recover from something like that.
01:23:30It rewires your brain.
01:23:34It lives in your body now.
01:23:39And you'll always, always feel this way.
01:23:45This emptiness.
01:23:53Like you're watching your life pass by from behind glass.
01:23:58You'll go through the motions.
01:24:01And you'll know when you should be happy, but...
01:24:05You don't really feel it.
01:24:10And after a while, that'll make you bitter.
01:24:17You'll resent others for moving on from something that you can never leave behind.
01:24:26Shut up.
01:24:28Eventually...
01:24:31You'll just be a burden.
01:24:33Shut up.
01:24:34You can make it all go away.
01:24:36It will be a mercy.
01:24:38Shut up.
01:24:39You're broken.
01:24:40Shut up!
01:24:41You can't tell what's real and what's just a symptom of your diseased brain.
01:24:50Madeline?
01:24:56Madeline?
01:25:01Madeline?
01:25:04Madeline.
01:25:05Fuck.
01:25:06Fuck.
01:25:07Fuck.
01:25:08Madeline.
01:25:09Madeline.
01:25:10Madeline.
01:25:11Madeline.
01:25:12Wake up.
01:25:13Wake up.
01:25:14Wake up.
01:25:15Are you all right?
01:25:16What did you do?
01:25:17You wanted me dead.
01:25:18What the fuck?
01:25:19You made me go into that garage so you could take my money.
01:25:22We have to get her to the hospital.
01:25:23Because you wanted me to be with her.
01:25:24Meg, you have to help me, okay?
01:25:26Help me carry her.
01:25:27I saw the videos.
01:25:28I didn't do anything!
01:25:33I don't know who took you.
01:25:40How am I supposed to believe you?
01:25:54You never will.
01:26:11The first video was delivered to our apartment with a note while I was still out here.
01:26:20I watched it for almost a month.
01:26:27I thought you were dead.
01:26:32I felt like I had killed you.
01:26:36It was another month before another video came, and by that point I didn't know what to do.
01:26:43I couldn't show the police.
01:26:45They were interrogating me.
01:26:52I had already lost you, Meg.
01:26:55I had grieved for you.
01:27:03You grieved for me?
01:27:13I should have told you, Meg.
01:27:15I should have told you.
01:27:16I'm so sorry.
01:27:18You grieved for me.
01:27:22For a month.
01:27:28You grieved for me because you missed the ransom note.
01:27:33Because you were here.
01:27:35With her.
01:27:36You were already dead.
01:27:38I bet you liked the attention, didn't you?
01:27:43You liked being the handsome widow on TV.
01:27:47No!
01:27:48Poor Scott Whitman.
01:27:50His little Asian wife is dead.
01:27:53I bet Madeline played right along.
01:27:55She made you feel special, didn't she?
01:27:59You were already fucking dead.
01:28:04You're a coward.
01:28:14Scott.
01:28:21You can't live like this.
01:28:24It's too much.
01:28:29Please.
01:28:36I'm sorry.
01:28:59I'm sorry.
01:29:30Meg!
01:29:35Meg!
01:29:37Get back here, Meg.
01:29:45Meg, please.
01:29:48I know what's wrong with me.
01:29:54I'm such a piece of shit.
01:29:58I'm such a fucking asshole.
01:30:07Meg.
01:30:09Let me go.
01:30:10Put the gun down.
01:30:12Let me go.
01:30:14What?
01:30:17I just want to leave.
01:30:20You're the one with the gun.
01:30:27If you want to go, go.
01:30:33Yeah?
01:32:18Hello?
01:32:48Are you okay?
01:33:38Meg?
01:34:08Meg?
01:34:28Meg?
01:34:48Meg?
01:35:08Meg?
01:35:38Meg?

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