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NARRATOR: The film
which you are about to see

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is an account of the crimes committed
by Karen Bird and Jack Blueblood.

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By June of 1974, they would
be responsible for 11 homicides

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and wanted dead or alive
in six USS states.

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Karen Bird was born in the shadow
of the Appalachian Mountains

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in Chattanooga, Tennessee,
on January 24th 1956.

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She weighed six pounds eight ounces

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and was described by the hospital staff
as being a particularly pleasant baby.

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Jack Blueblood was born a half-breed
seven years earlier

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on an Indian reservation
in South Dakota.

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His dather was a Lakota Sioux

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and his mother, who died giving birth,
was Irish Catholic.

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Try as he might, Jack's father
could never forgive his son

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for taking away the love of his life.

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(BEATING)

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Not a day went by that young Jack
wasn't reminded of his guilt.

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Unlike Jack, Karen grew up
a model child in a model American town.

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The only symptom of her budding
misbehavior was an aversion to church,

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and CCD,
and an obsession with guns.

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(CLATTERS)

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Jack inherited from his mother
a sweet tooth,

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her good looks,
and an extensive record collection.

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When Elvis Presley broke in 1955,
Jack became his disciple.

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ln EIvis and his music,
Jack felt something ancient.

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Something primal.
He feIt freedom.

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Both Jack and Karen would continue
to lead aimless, reckless lives

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throughout their adolescence,

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both searching for something better,
something more,

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something elusive
they couldn't quite define.

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lt was only a matter of time before
this yearning led them to one another.

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They would eventually meet

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at the Second Chances
RehabiIitation CIinic

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located in Floodwood, Michigan.

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Karen was sent there involuntarily
by her parents

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after she was suspended
from high school

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and turned to nicotine,
vodka and teenage boys.

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Jack was sent there by the state
for his barbiturate addiction

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and an increasingly abnormal obsession
with Elvis Presley.

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WeII, at the time of your evaIuation,

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you said that EIvis
was straying from the righteous path

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and it was your duty
to guide his souI to saIvation.

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Yep.

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Diagnosed with a delusional disorder,

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Jack was prescribed daily sessions
of electroshock therapy

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at twice the recommended dosage.

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(SIZZLES)

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on March 13th 1974, Karen and Jack
would cross paths for the first time,

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setting in motion one
of the most destructive love affairs

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in the annals of US crime.

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JACK: Get your fuckin' paws off me, man!

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My peopIe was born here in this dirt
and I'II do as I goddamn pIease!

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Can I heIp you?

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(CLATTERS)

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So what's a pretty girl Iike you doing
here stuck with aII these juggIe heads?

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I don't know.

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My parents thought I shouId take it easy
for a whiIe, I guess.

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- I got nerves.
- Yeah, they say I got the nerves too.

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I mean, how can't a smart person
with a brain have the nerves?

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You see the world we Iive in?
You gotta wonder.

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It's the peopIe that don't have nerves

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who shouId be Iocked up in here,
I think.

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- They're the reaI suspicious ones.
- Yeah, I guess.

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- So what's your name?
- Karen.

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- That's a pretty name.
- Thanka.

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My name's Jack BIuebIood.

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(CHATTER OVER WALKIE-TALKIE)

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Can I see you again?

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- Maybe.
- I gotta get.

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Hey. He's in the Iadies' room.

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(MUFFLED VOICES)

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- (LOUD THUD)
- GUARD: Ow!

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(GLASS SHATTERS)

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I just don't wanna be some...

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Chattanooga chambermaid.

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I want something different.

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Like what, Karen?

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- I don't know reaIIy.
- And that is the crux of your anxiety.

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The unknown.

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- You mind if I have a smoke?
- No.

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- Dr Sanborn, can I ask you something?
- Of course.

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Why is that Jack BIuebIood guy here?

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Because he hears voices in his head
that teII him to kiII.

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- I aIso think he might be queer.
- (LAUGHS)

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You can Iaugh if you want to but
Jack BIuebIood is a very dangerous man.

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You need to stay away from him.
Trust me.

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On top of soIar fkares and sun spots,

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what I'm reaIIy most freaked about
is pandemics.

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Toby! Get!

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Checkmate.

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LittIe birdie toId me
you snitched on my hiding spot.

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Oh, yeah?

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Look, sugar tits, I don't know
who the fuck you think you are,

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but there's ruIes around here.

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Don't caII me sugar tits.

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RuIe number one, I'II caII you
whatever the fuck I wanna caII you.

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RuIe two, do not cross me.

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I carry artiIIery in my boot just Iike
the King and I ain't afraid to use it.

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I'm 50% Irish, 50% Lakota Sioux.

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I'm 100% white trash.

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NARRATOR: Jack and Karen
fell for each other quickly.

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According to an entry
in Karen's diary at the time,

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Jack is unlike anyone
she'd ever met before.

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KAREN: Sure, he's crazy but he's alive.

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He's got mercury for blood
and fire in his eyes.

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And although he might look rough
and primitive,

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deep down he's sensitive and kind.

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Last week at movie night,
he cried during "Pride of the Yankees",

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and he whittled me a statuette of
the Virgin Mary out of a bar of Lava.

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He says that sometimes
his head feels like it's crowded

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with a bunch of black dogs who won't
quit barking. lt drives him mad.

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And l can relate to that feeling.

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Plus we tell each other secrets
we ain't never told anyone before.

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When I was eight years oId, I kiIIed
a baby bIuebird just to watch it die.

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I feeI bad about that.

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I Iike The Beach Boys
more than The BeatIes.

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Don't teII anyone. It's controversiaI.

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My one true dream in Iife
is to step foot into the Pacific Ocean,

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feeI the warm frothy water on my Iegs,
breathe in the fresh saIty air.

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Your turn.

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I hate my daddy.

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My favorite month of the year is October
when the air smeIIs aII wet and fun.

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When I Iisten to EIvis,
it's Iike the gospeI.

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Those two minutes and 30 seconds

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I forget I'm just a kid trapped
in a box somewhere waiting to die.

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I'm free, baby.

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You are the most beautifuI, most far-out
chick I've ever seen in my whoIe Iife.

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NARRATOR: Karen had never felt this way
about a boy before.

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When she was with him she didn't feel
that funny, lonesome feeling,

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and neither did he.

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But this carefree time
would soon come to an end.

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PATIENT: FeIt Iike the waIIs
were caving in,

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Iike the air was disappearing
and the sky was faIIing.

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Like nothing was reaI no more
and I was being erased from it aII.

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Like I was being rubbed out.

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DOCTOR: Very courageous.
Thank you for sharing that.

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DOCTOR: AII right, everyone,
Iet's discuss what Toby toId us.

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(KNOCKING)

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- Who's there?
- JACK: It's me, baby. Open up.

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- What's the password?
- JACK: Pretty pIease. Open up.

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I gotta teII you something.
I gotta teII you something. HoId on.

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What?

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Now, we've been going steady
for a coupIe of weeka now. Right?

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So there's something
you shouId know about me.

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- OK.
- A coupIe of years back...

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My dead mama made contact with me.

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She toId me that I gotta kiII EIvis.

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NARRATOR: By 1972,
it had become clear to Jack

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that a distinct change had occurred
in EIvis and his music.

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Shortly after the "Aloha From Hawaii"
special, while high on mezcal...

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(BACKWARDS SINGING)

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...Jack accidentally spun
his davorite Elvis record backwards,

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and claimed to have heard a message
from his dead mother

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spinning in the grooves of the wax.

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(DISTORTED VOICE)
Kill Elvis.

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Kill Elvis.

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EIvis, Iike EIvis EIvis?

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Look, I knew you were gonna say that
and I know it sounds crazy, baby,

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but you gotta trust me on this one, OK?
Look, I got proof.

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Elvis is pIaying the Sports CoIiseum
in Los AngeIes, CaIifornia, on May 11th.

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Which aIso happens
to be my dead mama's birthday.

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Now, does that sound Iike a coincidence
to you? Cos it don't to me.

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- What are you trying to say?
- I'm gonna bust out of here.

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I'm gonna hitch west
and I'm gonna kiII the son of a bitch.

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Are you gonna come with me, sunshine?

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You always said
you wanted to see the ocean.

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The beaches and the sunscreen.
Don't you just Iove that smeII?

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I thought you Ioved EIvis, Jack.

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I do.

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So then why wouId your mama
want you to kiII him?

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I don't know, Karen.

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I've been waiting on a sign from my mama
just to make sure this is 100%,

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and then this came in the maiI today.

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This is my destiny, Karen.
It's my caIIing.

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I need you to come with me.

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Look, I ain't never had the courage
to do this tiII I met you.

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Hey. What I teII you two about
being in each other's rooms, huh?

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Fuck off. Get off me.
Hey, just think about it, OK?

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Dr Sanborn
wouId Iike to see you in his office.

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- It's time for your 'sis. Let's go.
- (JACK RANTS)

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(DOOR SHUTS)

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(JACK GRUNTS)

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(SIZZLES)

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Miss Bird. Come in.

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Have a seat.

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(LOCK CLICKS)

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I want to taIk to you about your affairs
with Jack BIuebIood.

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- (SIZZLES)
- (GRUNTS)

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- (SIZZLES)
- (GROANS)

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(SIZZLES)

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(PROLONGED GROANS)

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(KNOCKS ON DOOR)

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What's the matter, baby?

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(VOICE BREAKS) Dr Sanborn.

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- What?
- He... He touched me.

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He did what?

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Hey, Doc. I think that therapy
is working out reaI great.

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(GLASS TINKLES)

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(PILLS RATTLE)

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(ALARM BELL RINGS)

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AII right, everybody. Time to go home.

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TeII your friends, you whackos,
this party's over.

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Baby, it's me.

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I kiIIed that scumbag piece of shit,
cos he deserved it,

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and I ain't ever gonna Iet anyone
touch you

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or Iook at you funny
or say a bad thing ever again.

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I Iove you.

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I Iove you too.

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Pack your shit.
We're going to CaIifornia.

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NARRATOR: By the time
the police arrived,

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Jack and Karen had hotwired a 1961
Cadillac DeVille and hit the road.

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They would arrive in LA eventually,

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but first they would enjoy the sights
and sounds of America.

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Dr Guido Nash,
an expert on adolescent psychology.

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Look, in rare cases,
patients of his sort

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receiving experimentaI therapies
can have vioIent reactions, sure.

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DR NASH: But the girl, she haunts me.

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l don't know what to say about her.

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Her file reads like Jackie onassis's.

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She had parents who loved her,
affluence, good looks.

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She had every privilege in life.

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She should have been a debutante.

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Jack?

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You think you're going
to heaven or heII?

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Eternity anywhere sounds Iike heII.

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After 2,000 years of pIaying basebaII
and fkying around,

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I think I'd be Iooking for a way out.

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You know what I think?

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CIose your eyes.

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KAREN: I think it's Iike this.
But forever.

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# Hmm, mm-mm-mm

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# Will you walk along with me

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# To the dark side

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# Of the twilight

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00:20:30.229 --> 00:20:37.439
# Will you come along with me

235
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# Stay by my side

236
00:20:47.371 --> 00:20:48.371
(HUMS)

237
00:21:13.439 --> 00:21:14.979
(RADIO JINGLE)

238
00:21:20.571 --> 00:21:22.951
OVER RADIO: A seIect committee
of the United States Senate

239
00:21:23.074 --> 00:21:26.744
is about to begin pubic hearings
on something called Watergate.

240
00:21:26.869 --> 00:21:29.369
one year ago today,
Watergate was just an address,

241
00:21:29.497 --> 00:21:32.417
a rather fancy, expensive address
in this capital city,

242
00:21:32.541 --> 00:21:35.211
but now it has come to symbolize
much more.

243
00:21:35.336 --> 00:21:39.586
The word "crisis" is perhaps too mild
to apply to Watergate.

244
00:21:39.715 --> 00:21:41.835
President Nixon's White House
has been shaken,

245
00:21:41.968 --> 00:21:44.968
indeed the entire executive branch
of the government

246
00:21:45.096 --> 00:21:49.096
has been jolted by the continuing
accusations and revelations.

247
00:21:49.225 --> 00:21:52.685
Most of them, it must be kept in mind,
not yet proved.

248
00:21:52.812 --> 00:21:54.482
Seven men, only seven men,

249
00:21:54.605 --> 00:21:56.855
have been convicted
for their part in the burglary.

250
00:21:56.983 --> 00:22:02.703
We see now Senator Sam Ervin,
who is the chairman of the...

251
00:22:08.911 --> 00:22:12.871
NARRATOR: Elvis Presley,
despite all his trying otherwise,

252
00:22:12.999 --> 00:22:16.539
had somehow gotten caught
in the lazy river of time.

253
00:22:17.586 --> 00:22:20.756
At 39 years old,
he had more than betrayed

254
00:22:20.881 --> 00:22:23.761
the fresh-faced boy from Memphis
he once was.

255
00:22:23.884 --> 00:22:26.804
You know, l just sing the only way
l know how to, really.

256
00:22:26.929 --> 00:22:30.929
And people seem to like that,
so l'm real glad about that. l'm lucky.

257
00:22:31.058 --> 00:22:32.428
What do you plan on doing

258
00:22:32.560 --> 00:22:34.940
after this whole rock and roll thing
has run its course?

259
00:22:36.564 --> 00:22:39.694
Well, um... I don't know, sir.

260
00:22:39.817 --> 00:22:42.397
Maybe l'll go back to being
an electrician or something like that.

261
00:22:42.528 --> 00:22:45.358
NARRATOR: But rock and roll
had never run its course.

262
00:22:45.489 --> 00:22:48.159
For better or for worse,
it was here for good,

263
00:22:48.284 --> 00:22:50.874
and Elvis was its accidental king.

264
00:22:50.995 --> 00:22:52.445
(GIRLS SCREAM)

265
00:22:53.914 --> 00:22:58.084
A king navigating the zeitgeist
of a time and people

266
00:22:58.210 --> 00:22:59.840
he didn't always understand.

267
00:23:01.255 --> 00:23:05.715
After this rehearsaI, you have
a one o'cIock meeting with Mr Beefy.

268
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People who had led him astray, who had
made him their song-and-dance man,

269
00:23:10.973 --> 00:23:13.523
and when they got bored,
stopped seeing his movies,

270
00:23:13.642 --> 00:23:15.982
stopped listening, really listening,

271
00:23:16.103 --> 00:23:19.443
to the voice that had grabbed them
by the shirt collars

272
00:23:19.565 --> 00:23:21.645
and shook their souls.

273
00:23:31.118 --> 00:23:34.658
The summer tour of 1974,
his first in years,

274
00:23:34.789 --> 00:23:39.209
was a concentrated effort to win back
those who had strayed from the King.

275
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To reassert his seat at the throne.

276
00:23:42.421 --> 00:23:45.801
The first date,
at the Los Angeles Sports Coliseum,

277
00:23:45.925 --> 00:23:50.505
was to be the big send-off.
They had been planning it for weeks.

278
00:23:55.684 --> 00:23:57.484
What is it?

279
00:23:57.937 --> 00:24:01.307
# That powers throughout

280
00:24:01.440 --> 00:24:06.190
# The universe displayed

281
00:24:06.320 --> 00:24:08.360
That's it.

282
00:24:08.489 --> 00:24:11.319
MAN: AII right, EIvis,
we shouId take ten, I think.

283
00:24:14.620 --> 00:24:16.120
AII right, damn it, don't...

284
00:24:19.708 --> 00:24:20.998
(CLATTERS)

285
00:24:21.127 --> 00:24:22.877
Don't teII me
when to take a break, aII right?

286
00:24:23.003 --> 00:24:25.463
We're doing a song up here,
we finish the song.

287
00:24:25.589 --> 00:24:27.509
And yet mere days away from the show...

288
00:24:27.633 --> 00:24:28.723
That's just unheard of.

289
00:24:28.843 --> 00:24:32.513
...Elvis was ill prepared.
He was 20 pounds too heavy.

290
00:24:32.638 --> 00:24:34.428
You boys don't Iisten to him,
you Iisten to me.

291
00:24:34.557 --> 00:24:36.927
And his voice was unrehearsed.

292
00:24:37.059 --> 00:24:40.649
Perhaps worst of all,
he didn't really care.

293
00:24:40.771 --> 00:24:44.861
And it was that nihiIism,
that black-hole feeling in his chest,

294
00:24:44.984 --> 00:24:46.734
that scared him the most.

295
00:24:46.861 --> 00:24:48.151
AII right, take ten, Iet's do it.

296
00:24:48.279 --> 00:24:50.989
- MAN 1 : Cut. SIate.
- MAN 2: 634, 278 to nine.

297
00:24:52.158 --> 00:24:57.248
But Elvis was a religious man.
He prayed for redemption.

298
00:24:57.371 --> 00:25:00.371
He prayed for a return to glory.

299
00:25:01.333 --> 00:25:03.463
Somebody get me another Coke, pIease?

300
00:25:03.586 --> 00:25:08.336
And little did he know...
salvation was on its way.

301
00:25:10.134 --> 00:25:15.474
KAREN: Our Father, who art in heaven,
haIIowed be thy name.

302
00:25:15.598 --> 00:25:20.728
Thy kingdom come, thy wiII be done
on earth as it is in heaven.

303
00:25:20.853 --> 00:25:25.733
Give us this day our daiIy bread
and forgive us our trespasses,

304
00:25:25.858 --> 00:25:28.858
as we forgive those
that trespass against us.

305
00:25:30.196 --> 00:25:34.066
And Iead us not into temptation
but deIiver us from eviI.

306
00:25:35.117 --> 00:25:36.577
Amen.

307
00:25:39.163 --> 00:25:40.873
(SIGHS) OK.

308
00:25:47.880 --> 00:25:49.510
(HORN BEEPS)

309
00:25:53.260 --> 00:25:54.640
(ENGINE TURNS OFF)

310
00:26:01.268 --> 00:26:02.808
Jack?

311
00:26:04.688 --> 00:26:06.148
- Jack!
- Hey there, T.

312
00:26:06.273 --> 00:26:07.903
Hey!

313
00:26:08.025 --> 00:26:10.105
NARRATOR: Jack's only companion
on the reservation

314
00:26:10.236 --> 00:26:11.146
was another outsider,

315
00:26:11.278 --> 00:26:15.198
a slight-figured nancy boy
by the name of Teijo Littlefoot.

316
00:26:15.324 --> 00:26:18.534
I was going for a kind of ethereaI
Joni MitcheII by way of PauI Bunyan

317
00:26:18.661 --> 00:26:20.251
for the decorating scheme.

318
00:26:20.371 --> 00:26:25.791
A Iot of kinda Iike feminine trinkets
next to mascuIine knick-knacka.

319
00:26:25.918 --> 00:26:27.338
I made that one.

320
00:26:27.461 --> 00:26:31.341
Oh! And I got these cute IittIe
thingamajigs at the doIIar store.

321
00:26:31.465 --> 00:26:33.045
- Aren't they cute?
- Mm-hmm.

322
00:26:33.175 --> 00:26:36.425
They remind me aIways to smiIe
even if I'm feeIing bIue.

323
00:26:37.763 --> 00:26:41.393
So, Jack, what you in town for, huh?
You aII right?

324
00:26:41.517 --> 00:26:42.977
Right as rain, Teijo.

325
00:26:43.894 --> 00:26:46.904
We had to kiII a few foIka back
at the Ioony bin so we're on the Iam.

326
00:26:47.022 --> 00:26:51.862
- We're headed to LA.
- Los AngeIes. Oh, my goodness!

327
00:26:53.612 --> 00:26:57.242
Hey, Jack, couId you take me with you?

328
00:26:57.366 --> 00:26:58.616
(LAUGHS)

329
00:26:58.742 --> 00:27:00.412
I don't think so, Teej.

330
00:27:00.536 --> 00:27:02.616
Oh, come on, pIease.
I get so bored here.

331
00:27:02.746 --> 00:27:04.866
AII I do is watch
this stupid teIevision.

332
00:27:04.999 --> 00:27:06.999
And when nothing's on,
I hang out with Kimbo.

333
00:27:07.126 --> 00:27:09.246
Do you remember Kimbo,
the IittIe handicapped kid?

334
00:27:09.378 --> 00:27:12.128
He's so annoying.

335
00:27:12.256 --> 00:27:16.966
Look, you don't wanna get yourseIf
mixed up or kiIIed on our account, OK?

336
00:27:17.094 --> 00:27:21.144
We got an objective. We can't have
any dead weight. I'm sorry, buddy.

337
00:27:21.265 --> 00:27:26.685
- Oh, my. You're finaIIy doing it, huh?
- That's right.

338
00:27:26.812 --> 00:27:30.232
This is big. This is big.
He's been thinking about this for years.

339
00:27:30.357 --> 00:27:31.607
That's exactIy right.

340
00:27:31.734 --> 00:27:34.324
That's why I'm gonna
need to get that map I gave to you.

341
00:27:36.030 --> 00:27:37.740
Yeah.

342
00:27:37.865 --> 00:27:39.735
NARRATOR: Before Jack was committed,

343
00:27:39.867 --> 00:27:42.867
he had buried
a duffel bag full of guns,

344
00:27:42.995 --> 00:27:46.455
money
and rare first-edition comic books.

345
00:27:46.582 --> 00:27:49.542
He drew out a map of its location
and wrote the directions in pig Latin

346
00:27:49.668 --> 00:27:52.168
and entrusted it
in Teijo's safe-keeping

347
00:27:52.296 --> 00:27:53.836
while he was away from home.

348
00:27:53.964 --> 00:27:57.764
Teijo, this is aII I have.

349
00:27:58.635 --> 00:28:01.095
This is everything.

350
00:28:01.221 --> 00:28:06.101
You're my best friend but if you
fuck this up, I wiII kiII you.

351
00:28:07.853 --> 00:28:09.563
You can trust me, Jack.

352
00:28:14.568 --> 00:28:17.648
TEIJO: Oh, I must have seen that movie,
Midnight Cowboy, I don't know,

353
00:28:17.780 --> 00:28:20.240
Iike seven times in the theater.
It was so good.

354
00:28:20.366 --> 00:28:22.236
KAREN: Is that the one about
the two queer men?

355
00:28:22.368 --> 00:28:24.328
- TEIJO: Yeah.
- KAREN: Yeah, I Iike that one too.

356
00:28:24.453 --> 00:28:27.583
JACK: They were not queer in that movie,
they were friends.

357
00:28:27.706 --> 00:28:31.786
It was about friendship. Get y'aII's
heads out of the gutter, man.

358
00:28:33.587 --> 00:28:34.877
(KAREN LAUGHS)

359
00:28:35.005 --> 00:28:37.915
- JACK: What's so funny?
- KAREN: Nothing.

360
00:28:42.179 --> 00:28:45.889
Goddammit, Teijo.
This don't make no sense.

361
00:28:47.017 --> 00:28:49.267
We shouId have found it by now.

362
00:28:49.395 --> 00:28:52.645
Things move. The earth moves.
You never heard of pIate tectonics?

363
00:29:05.953 --> 00:29:07.793
(DULL THUD)

364
00:29:07.913 --> 00:29:08.963
JACK: Sweet mother Mary.

365
00:29:12.418 --> 00:29:13.418
(LAUGHS)

366
00:29:25.139 --> 00:29:28.769
Teijo, where's the money?

367
00:29:29.893 --> 00:29:31.773
Oh, I don't know.

368
00:29:34.231 --> 00:29:37.821
- What do you mean, you don't know?
- I don't know.

369
00:29:38.861 --> 00:29:42.411
Teijo, you got about five seconds
before I come over there.

370
00:29:43.449 --> 00:29:47.829
It's gone. OK? It's gone.
I used it aII, it's gone.

371
00:29:50.497 --> 00:29:51.787
No!

372
00:29:51.915 --> 00:29:53.245
- Come here.
- KAREN: Jack!

373
00:29:54.168 --> 00:29:56.668
- Gonna whup your ass, boy.
- Jack! Stop it!

374
00:29:57.713 --> 00:29:58.713
Come here.

375
00:30:00.382 --> 00:30:01.382
(PANTS)

376
00:30:05.471 --> 00:30:08.931
- I bought piIIs, OK?
- What kind of piIIs?

377
00:30:09.057 --> 00:30:12.387
Estrogen piIIs. Lots of them.

378
00:30:13.645 --> 00:30:15.765
What the fuck are you taIking about?!

379
00:30:15.898 --> 00:30:20.738
Read about it in Newsweek. They're
supposed to make you more womanIy.

380
00:30:20.861 --> 00:30:25.281
So if I get my operation, I want my body
to accept my new girly parts.

381
00:30:27.743 --> 00:30:31.253
- Are you out of your goddamn mind?!
- That's not fair.

382
00:30:31.371 --> 00:30:33.621
I wasn't gonna Ieave the money in there
for aII the wormies.

383
00:30:33.749 --> 00:30:34.869
Fuck you, Teijo.

384
00:30:35.959 --> 00:30:38.669
Jack. Jack. Jack.

385
00:30:38.795 --> 00:30:40.755
- Be reasonabIe, Jack. Come on.
- Come on, Karen.

386
00:30:40.881 --> 00:30:42.761
- Not you, bro.
- Oh, yes, me.

387
00:30:42.883 --> 00:30:45.263
You're not Ieaving me out here
with aII this shit.

388
00:31:02.194 --> 00:31:03.194
(EXHALES)

389
00:31:06.114 --> 00:31:10.544
Daddy. It's Jack. Open up.

390
00:31:13.205 --> 00:31:15.205
I know you're in there.

391
00:31:15.332 --> 00:31:17.382
CaIifornia, huh?

392
00:31:17.501 --> 00:31:19.091
- (RAPS ON DOOR)
- Daddy, it's Jack.

393
00:31:19.211 --> 00:31:21.051
I need to taIk to you.

394
00:31:21.171 --> 00:31:23.421
There's a Iot of peopIe there
that can heIp me.

395
00:31:23.549 --> 00:31:26.969
- Yeah?
- Yeah. Doctors and stuff.

396
00:31:28.220 --> 00:31:30.890
- (TAPS LOUDLY ON WINDOW)
- Open up, you drunk son of a bitch.

397
00:31:31.014 --> 00:31:38.484
WeII, I wouIdn't get any ideas, Teijo.
I mean, you know Jack.

398
00:31:41.108 --> 00:31:42.608
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACH)

399
00:31:51.785 --> 00:31:52.825
Daddy.

400
00:31:52.953 --> 00:31:55.833
NARRATOR: Jack hadn't looked his dather
in the eyes for many years.

401
00:31:55.956 --> 00:31:58.416
Doing so then
was the closest he ever came

402
00:31:58.542 --> 00:32:01.382
to feeling
a sense of love for the old man.

403
00:32:03.088 --> 00:32:04.508
(SNIFFS)

404
00:32:04.631 --> 00:32:05.921
Hey, K!

405
00:32:11.054 --> 00:32:15.314
Daddy, this is my femaIe friend Karen.
Karen, say hi.

406
00:32:15.434 --> 00:32:16.684
Hi.

407
00:32:17.936 --> 00:32:19.556
Don't she Iook an awfuI Iot Iike Mama?

408
00:32:25.235 --> 00:32:26.895
Kiggy, what do you want?

409
00:32:27.821 --> 00:32:31.871
Look... We ain't here for no troubIe,
aII right?

410
00:32:31.992 --> 00:32:34.332
It's just that... You remember Teijo.

411
00:32:36.455 --> 00:32:38.495
He used aII my money to...

412
00:32:40.834 --> 00:32:43.714
WeII, we need to borrow some bread.

413
00:32:44.546 --> 00:32:45.956
Goddamn it, no!

414
00:32:46.089 --> 00:32:49.379
Goddamn it! Hey!
Open the fucking door!

415
00:32:49.509 --> 00:32:50.509
(RAPS)

416
00:32:51.428 --> 00:32:52.718
Open up!

417
00:33:00.604 --> 00:33:02.944
That ain't who I think it was, was it?

418
00:33:06.943 --> 00:33:07.943
(SIGHS)

419
00:33:09.404 --> 00:33:12.874
Goddamn it,
I toId you I didn't want any troubIe.

420
00:33:12.991 --> 00:33:16.201
You have been troubIe
since the day you were born.

421
00:33:19.414 --> 00:33:20.414
(GUNSHOT)

422
00:33:37.474 --> 00:33:38.894
Oh, God.

423
00:33:43.563 --> 00:33:45.023
Where's the money?

424
00:33:47.859 --> 00:33:49.319
Where's the fucking money?!

425
00:33:57.285 --> 00:33:58.365
(RATTLES)

426
00:34:17.055 --> 00:34:20.805
You know, if you think about it,
I kinda did you a favor here.

427
00:34:22.811 --> 00:34:25.441
You're gonna be reunited
with Mama again.

428
00:34:27.274 --> 00:34:32.154
WiII you teII her I said I Iove her?
I can hear her Ioud and cIear.

429
00:34:36.825 --> 00:34:39.325
It's a shame we never got on right.

430
00:34:49.421 --> 00:34:51.131
It's too Iate now, I guess.

431
00:34:57.971 --> 00:35:00.011
There's cops. There's cops out...

432
00:35:01.391 --> 00:35:02.851
TEIJO: Shit!

433
00:35:03.727 --> 00:35:07.187
- Fuck, is he dead?
- JACK: Yeah, he's dead.

434
00:35:07.314 --> 00:35:10.154
OK, no, no,
you both are taking me with you to LA.

435
00:35:10.275 --> 00:35:12.395
- AbsoIuteIy not.
- No! You can't Ieave me with this.

436
00:35:12.527 --> 00:35:13.937
I said no, Teijo.

437
00:35:14.070 --> 00:35:17.410
Jack, Iet him come with.
I couId use a friend on the road.

438
00:35:18.575 --> 00:35:20.615
Ah, come on.

439
00:35:23.288 --> 00:35:26.538
AII right, Iook, you guys go out back.
I'II take the pigs in the front.

440
00:35:26.666 --> 00:35:27.916
You go on my signaI, OK?

441
00:35:29.711 --> 00:35:33.421
- Is everything cooI, baby?
- I'm wiIIing.

442
00:35:47.395 --> 00:35:49.095
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

443
00:36:32.357 --> 00:36:34.017
(GUNSHOT)

444
00:36:44.619 --> 00:36:46.289
(BANG)

445
00:36:51.293 --> 00:36:53.633
(WHOOPS AND LAUGHS)

446
00:37:09.603 --> 00:37:13.943
NARRATOR: Karen's usually sedated suburb
found itself in a media frenzy

447
00:37:14.065 --> 00:37:19.855
not seen since the high-school
football team won state 16 years prior.

448
00:37:19.988 --> 00:37:22.198
The death count is now five.

449
00:37:22.324 --> 00:37:28.124
Jack Blueblood and Karen Bird,
Iovers, dreamers, seriaI kiIIers.

450
00:37:28.246 --> 00:37:30.826
FEMALE REPORTER: Karen Bird,
the silver-spoon delinquent,

451
00:37:30.957 --> 00:37:31.997
enjoyed riding her bike,

452
00:37:32.125 --> 00:37:36.835
donating to charity, and participating
in religious education.

453
00:37:36.963 --> 00:37:38.553
Then something went astray.

454
00:37:38.673 --> 00:37:40.423
l didn't really know her.

455
00:37:40.550 --> 00:37:42.090
My dad said l couldn't talk to her

456
00:37:42.218 --> 00:37:45.098
after she supported McGovern
in our school's mock election.

457
00:37:45.221 --> 00:37:48.891
Just fun, l guess. l don't know.

458
00:37:51.019 --> 00:37:56.189
The Bird family has been kind enough
to open up their home to our cameras.

459
00:37:56.316 --> 00:37:58.936
l'm in Karen's room right now.

460
00:37:59.069 --> 00:38:00.739
l want to show you all
something we found

461
00:38:00.862 --> 00:38:03.032
while investigating
her record collection.

462
00:38:05.533 --> 00:38:08.163
NARRATOR: A poem Karen had written
on the inside sleeve

463
00:38:08.286 --> 00:38:12.536
of Karen Dalton's "ln My Own Time"
was analyzed for clues.

464
00:38:15.627 --> 00:38:19.207
KAREN: Moonbeams and daydreams
and buttons and bows.

465
00:38:21.716 --> 00:38:24.836
Saltwater kisses
and hot sand between toes.

466
00:38:31.142 --> 00:38:33.892
My mom in her summer dress
and the smell of her hair.

467
00:38:39.943 --> 00:38:43.033
The sounds of July
and life without care.

468
00:39:20.025 --> 00:39:23.235
NARRATOR: Amid Jack and Karen's
honeymoon of bloodshed,

469
00:39:23.361 --> 00:39:25.611
the law was hot on their tail.

470
00:39:27.323 --> 00:39:31.793
They were traced to a motel
only seven hours from the reservation

471
00:39:31.911 --> 00:39:35.291
where they had signed into the guest
registrar with phony names.

472
00:40:05.570 --> 00:40:07.490
Having been informed that his client

473
00:40:07.614 --> 00:40:10.284
was on the precipice
of a nervous breakdown,

474
00:40:10.408 --> 00:40:12.658
Colonel Tom Parker flew to Los Angeles

475
00:40:12.786 --> 00:40:17.496
in hopes of interceding a mental
collapse and protecting investments.

476
00:40:24.839 --> 00:40:26.219
Hey.

477
00:40:29.427 --> 00:40:32.047
What did I teII you about sungIasses
where I can't see your eyes?

478
00:40:32.180 --> 00:40:34.310
- Take 'em off.
- Yes, sir.

479
00:40:36.976 --> 00:40:41.186
Now, what's this I hear from Charlie
about you not hitting your notes?

480
00:40:43.775 --> 00:40:46.235
Tour starts in two days, EIvis.

481
00:40:48.113 --> 00:40:50.163
How is everything?

482
00:40:53.409 --> 00:40:55.489
CoIoneI, you remember when we first met?

483
00:40:55.620 --> 00:40:57.200
Of course.

484
00:40:59.374 --> 00:41:02.674
You toId me I'd be the brightest star
ever did shine.

485
00:41:02.794 --> 00:41:04.554
Yes, I did.

486
00:41:05.713 --> 00:41:07.013
And I was.

487
00:41:07.132 --> 00:41:10.632
You are stiII the brightest star,
EIvis.

488
00:41:10.760 --> 00:41:13.430
No, sir, I... I think...

489
00:41:13.555 --> 00:41:17.345
What do they caII them oId dead stars
burned out a Iong time ago?

490
00:41:17.475 --> 00:41:22.395
Dwarfs. I'm Iike...
I'm Iike a dwarf star.

491
00:41:23.189 --> 00:41:25.189
What are you taIking about?

492
00:41:27.193 --> 00:41:30.453
Sir, I'm taIking about quitting.
Quitting the whoIe racket.

493
00:41:33.283 --> 00:41:37.493
Do you have any idea what kind of money
is tied up in this tour?

494
00:41:37.620 --> 00:41:40.580
Contracts, the tickets, the paychecka?

495
00:41:40.707 --> 00:41:43.417
Not to mention
that canceIing such an event

496
00:41:43.543 --> 00:41:47.253
wouId cause an irreparabIe rift
between you and the pubIic,

497
00:41:47.380 --> 00:41:50.010
and we don't need any more of that.

498
00:41:53.678 --> 00:41:55.798
EIvis, Iisten.

499
00:41:57.515 --> 00:42:03.395
Once this tour is through,
by aII means, take some time off.

500
00:42:03.521 --> 00:42:06.731
That Lisa Marie, she ain't gonna be
a IittIe girl forever.

501
00:42:09.903 --> 00:42:14.743
Mama came to see me in a dream.
CoupIe of nights back.

502
00:42:17.285 --> 00:42:20.945
I think she was trying to teII me
something but I don't understand what.

503
00:42:26.711 --> 00:42:29.591
Things just ain't the same
since she passed, sir.

504
00:42:30.590 --> 00:42:34.930
- That's when aII this reaIIy started.
- AII what started?

505
00:42:40.183 --> 00:42:42.103
Just aII this sorrow.

506
00:43:37.240 --> 00:43:39.700
NIXON ON TV: ...that l weIcome
this kind of examination,

507
00:43:39.826 --> 00:43:43.446
because people have got to know whether
or not their president's a crook.

508
00:43:43.579 --> 00:43:47.789
Well, I'm not a crook.
l've earned everything l've got.

509
00:44:20.325 --> 00:44:22.485
(MUSIC PLAYS IN BACKGROUND)

510
00:44:37.592 --> 00:44:39.222
Can I heIp you?

511
00:44:39.344 --> 00:44:42.974
- HeIIo. My name's Jack BIuebIood.
- What do you want?

512
00:44:43.097 --> 00:44:46.267
WeII, sir, I don't know if you remember
me but we met a few years back.

513
00:44:46.392 --> 00:44:50.232
Sioux FaIIs EIvis convention.
You gave me your address here

514
00:44:50.355 --> 00:44:52.975
and toId me you might be abIe
to heIp me find Elvis.

515
00:44:54.192 --> 00:44:55.692
Yeah.

516
00:44:56.778 --> 00:45:01.108
Jack BIuebIood.
We got shithoused that night, didn't we?

517
00:45:01.240 --> 00:45:03.780
- Yeah, we certainIy did, sir.
- How are you, man?

518
00:45:03.910 --> 00:45:09.160
- Doing good. Do you mind if we come in?
- Yeah, you can aII come in. Come on in.

519
00:45:09.290 --> 00:45:12.290
It's been a whiIe since
I've been on that convention circuit.

520
00:45:12.418 --> 00:45:15.208
I don't know,
been what, four or five years, Jack?

521
00:45:15.338 --> 00:45:18.298
Oh, that was... That was 1970, sir.

522
00:45:18.424 --> 00:45:22.224
- Long time.
- AwfuI cooI pIace you got here, man.

523
00:45:22.345 --> 00:45:26.005
Yeah, thank you.
My wife had a reaI eye for things.

524
00:45:27.058 --> 00:45:31.478
It's reaIIy aII herjunk. Yeah.

525
00:45:32.438 --> 00:45:34.398
She's in a better pIace.

526
00:45:35.733 --> 00:45:39.193
So, what brings you out west?
Where y'aII heading?

527
00:45:39.320 --> 00:45:41.860
Oh, we're just passing through
on our way to LA.

528
00:45:41.989 --> 00:45:44.659
Ooh! City of AngeIs.

529
00:45:44.784 --> 00:45:47.794
Who's this girl standing next to EIvis?

530
00:45:48.996 --> 00:45:53.746
Oh, yeah.
That wouId be Miss Dixie Locke.

531
00:45:53.876 --> 00:45:57.456
Yes.
That was EIvis's high-schooI sweetheart.

532
00:45:57.588 --> 00:46:01.678
Mr X knew EIvis way back when, Karen.
Ain't that something?

533
00:46:01.801 --> 00:46:04.851
Yeah. OId, oId friends.

534
00:46:04.971 --> 00:46:06.431
And where is she now?

535
00:46:06.556 --> 00:46:10.056
I don't know. Suppose
just another name in the phonebook.

536
00:46:11.269 --> 00:46:15.559
Just a footnote in the Iife story
of a boy that she Ioved when she was 16.

537
00:46:17.900 --> 00:46:22.990
Huh. I'm getting aII sentimentaI.
Sorry about that.

538
00:46:25.908 --> 00:46:29.488
Let's taIk shop.
What can I do you for, Mr Jack?

539
00:46:29.620 --> 00:46:34.370
WeII, I came here to get the name
of the hoteI EIvis stays at in LA.

540
00:46:34.500 --> 00:46:36.250
(LAUGHS)

541
00:46:36.377 --> 00:46:39.747
As weII as his room number and whatever
name he uses for the reservation.

542
00:46:39.881 --> 00:46:42.971
Why wouId you need
that information, son?

543
00:46:43.092 --> 00:46:46.512
You toId me a coupIe of years ago
I couId buy that information off of you.

544
00:46:46.637 --> 00:46:49.757
80 bucka. That's what you toId me
a few years back.

545
00:46:49.891 --> 00:46:52.391
Jack, we was Iaid out drunk.

546
00:46:52.518 --> 00:46:54.848
I might have said a few things
that I reaIIy couIdn't...

547
00:46:56.939 --> 00:46:59.769
Look, man, we both know
I didn't drive out here

548
00:46:59.901 --> 00:47:02.901
in the middIe of goddamn nowhere
to shoot the shit with you.

549
00:47:04.947 --> 00:47:06.617
What's the name of the hoteI?

550
00:47:12.914 --> 00:47:16.504
I heard about y'aII on the radio.
Oh, yeah.

551
00:47:16.626 --> 00:47:21.296
I heard your name, Jack BIuebIood.
I remembered our IittIe conversation.

552
00:47:21.422 --> 00:47:24.012
You son of a bitch. I teII you what.

553
00:47:24.133 --> 00:47:28.013
I was mad at EIvis way back then but
I'm not now. I found it in my heart--

554
00:47:28.137 --> 00:47:29.217
(GUNSHOTS)

555
00:47:32.558 --> 00:47:34.348
Come again?

556
00:47:40.358 --> 00:47:44.568
PresidentiaI suite.
Beverly Canyon HoteI.

557
00:47:44.695 --> 00:47:45.695
(CLICK)

558
00:47:52.119 --> 00:47:53.789
Directory assistance.

559
00:47:53.913 --> 00:47:58.713
I need the Beverly Canyon HoteI
in Los AngeIes, CaIifornia, pIease.

560
00:47:59.794 --> 00:48:04.054
Hi, uh... Can I be connected to...
What's the name on the room?

561
00:48:04.173 --> 00:48:05.843
Mr X: Woodrow WiIson.

562
00:48:05.967 --> 00:48:08.257
To Woodrow WiIson's suite?

563
00:48:09.512 --> 00:48:12.102
One second, darling. Password?

564
00:48:13.516 --> 00:48:16.806
- Sea saIt.
- Sea saIt.

565
00:48:18.688 --> 00:48:20.478
(CHUCKLES)

566
00:48:21.482 --> 00:48:25.782
That wasn't so hard, was it?
AII right, deaI's a deaI, man. 80 bucka.

567
00:48:25.903 --> 00:48:27.573
I'm gonna need to take your phone.

568
00:48:27.697 --> 00:48:31.577
I'm aIso gonna sIash the tires
on your Dodge out there.

569
00:48:31.701 --> 00:48:33.451
I'm reaIIy sorry about that.

570
00:48:33.578 --> 00:48:36.788
So here's 140. That shouId cover it.

571
00:48:36.914 --> 00:48:39.004
That shouId pay for everything.
Let's go.

572
00:48:44.255 --> 00:48:46.205
He's just a man, Jack.

573
00:48:51.178 --> 00:48:55.808
He's just a sad, poor oId man.

574
00:49:20.625 --> 00:49:22.915
NARRATOR: That afternoon,
Karen felt a sensation in her gut

575
00:49:23.044 --> 00:49:25.464
she hadn't felt for a long time.

576
00:49:29.091 --> 00:49:32.891
She looked for familiar shapes
and daces in the desert clouds,

577
00:49:33.012 --> 00:49:35.062
but there were none to be found.

578
00:49:39.352 --> 00:49:41.772
At a truck stop in Mexican Hat, Utah,

579
00:49:41.896 --> 00:49:46.476
she stole from the book rack
a "Vixen" magazine for Jack,

580
00:49:46.609 --> 00:49:50.029
a "Total Teen" for Teijo,

581
00:49:50.154 --> 00:49:53.624
and a picture book
on Ancient Egypt for herself.

582
00:50:00.581 --> 00:50:04.171
on their long car ride
to the Grand Canyon,

583
00:50:04.293 --> 00:50:07.843
she wrote a short memoir about herself
in hieroglyphics.

584
00:50:09.215 --> 00:50:11.835
She didn't share it with Jack or Teijo,

585
00:50:11.967 --> 00:50:14.717
and when she arrived
at the Grand Canyon later that day

586
00:50:14.845 --> 00:50:16.965
she ripped it up into a million pieces

587
00:50:17.098 --> 00:50:21.728
and watched as her biography fell
to the bottom of the earth like snow.

588
00:50:37.493 --> 00:50:40.253
KAREN: Did you know the sun's gonna
burn out one day?

589
00:50:40.371 --> 00:50:43.871
- TEIJO: My God. ReaIIy?
- KAREN: True story.

590
00:50:43.999 --> 00:50:45.789
When?

591
00:50:45.918 --> 00:50:48.208
About five biIIion years, give or take.

592
00:50:49.463 --> 00:50:50.803
That's crazy.

593
00:50:50.923 --> 00:50:56.973
Yeah, once it runs out of hydrogen,
it'II become, Iike, a red giant,

594
00:50:57.096 --> 00:51:01.596
and then expand and swaIIow the Earth
and aII the other pIanets.

595
00:51:01.726 --> 00:51:04.726
And then it'II expIode and turn
into a bIack dwarf or something.

596
00:51:04.854 --> 00:51:07.234
BIack dwarf? No, thank you.

597
00:51:08.357 --> 00:51:11.897
Yeah. It used to reaIIy scare me
when I was a IittIe girl, but...

598
00:51:12.695 --> 00:51:15.405
Now five biIIion years
seems Iike an eternity.

599
00:51:25.666 --> 00:51:28.746
Teijo, can I teII you something?
You promise you won't teII anyone eIse?

600
00:51:28.878 --> 00:51:31.628
Oh, my God, secrets. Yes.

601
00:51:35.718 --> 00:51:37.428
I missed my monthIies.

602
00:51:39.889 --> 00:51:42.469
WeII, when were you supposed to get 'em?

603
00:51:42.600 --> 00:51:47.350
I don't know. CoupIe of days ago.
I haven't reaIIy been keeping track.

604
00:51:53.319 --> 00:51:56.989
Baby Jack. Imagine that.

605
00:52:01.202 --> 00:52:04.832
I... I think you're gonna make
a great mama one day, Karen.

606
00:52:06.624 --> 00:52:07.794
Thank you.

607
00:52:09.335 --> 00:52:15.585
I Iook at you and you're just...
You're so cooI and confident and pretty.

608
00:52:18.844 --> 00:52:22.854
You're an inspiration to someone Iike me
who doesn't have a Iot of confidence.

609
00:52:22.973 --> 00:52:24.933
No, that's not true, Teijo.

610
00:52:26.185 --> 00:52:31.975
It is.

611
00:52:38.531 --> 00:52:42.121
You know what?
You don't need to worry anymore, Teijo.

612
00:52:42.243 --> 00:52:44.993
Cos in CaIifornia
everything's gonna be different.

613
00:52:45.120 --> 00:52:50.880
There's a Iot of peopIe Iike you there.
A Iot of peopIe Iike us.

614
00:53:08.394 --> 00:53:13.064
# There's a city of light

615
00:53:13.190 --> 00:53:17.990
# Where there cometh no night

616
00:53:18.112 --> 00:53:22.072
# For the sun never sets

617
00:53:22.199 --> 00:53:27.409
# ln the sky

618
00:53:27.538 --> 00:53:31.998
# In the Bible we are told

619
00:53:32.126 --> 00:53:36.836
# That the streets are pure gold

620
00:53:36.964 --> 00:53:41.724
# And a cool genfle river

621
00:53:41.844 --> 00:53:46.064
# Runs by

622
00:53:46.181 --> 00:53:48.771
# oh, l'm bound for that city

623
00:53:48.893 --> 00:53:52.943
# God's holy white city

624
00:53:53.063 --> 00:53:55.113
# oh, yes, l am

625
00:53:55.232 --> 00:53:57.612
# I'll never turn back

626
00:53:57.735 --> 00:54:04.025
# To this world anymore

627
00:54:04.158 --> 00:54:08.618
# No matter how rough may be the way

628
00:54:08.746 --> 00:54:12.866
# No matter how oft l stop to pray

629
00:54:13.000 --> 00:54:15.420
# l'm bound for that city

630
00:54:15.544 --> 00:54:22.434
# on that evergreen shore

631
00:54:25.930 --> 00:54:27.680
(BUOY BELL RINGS)

632
00:54:33.771 --> 00:54:35.271
(LIFT BELL DINGS)

633
00:54:35.397 --> 00:54:37.187
(DOORS SLIDE OPEN)

634
00:54:40.736 --> 00:54:43.446
- Daddy!
- Hey, babies.

635
00:54:43.572 --> 00:54:46.822
- You aII right?
- Yeah.

636
00:54:46.951 --> 00:54:49.871
The CoIoneI said you were having
a nervous speII or something.

637
00:54:49.995 --> 00:54:52.325
No, I ain't having
any damn nervous speII.

638
00:54:52.456 --> 00:54:53.956
AII right.

639
00:54:57.962 --> 00:55:00.592
Hope you're being heaIthy.

640
00:55:00.714 --> 00:55:04.434
Yeah. I am, PrisciIIa.

641
00:55:05.886 --> 00:55:08.756
Good. Let's go, sweetie.

642
00:55:10.474 --> 00:55:12.564
WeII, hoId on there. Where you going?

643
00:55:12.685 --> 00:55:14.845
It's Lisa's bedtime.
Got a big day tomorrow.

644
00:55:14.979 --> 00:55:16.019
(BELL DINGS)

645
00:55:16.146 --> 00:55:18.646
We're gonna go to the beach
before Daddy's show, aren't we, Lisa?

646
00:55:18.774 --> 00:55:20.154
Mm-hmm.

647
00:55:20.275 --> 00:55:23.185
AII right, why don't you put her on
the bed and come on back for a whiIe?

648
00:55:23.320 --> 00:55:24.740
EIvis, I can't.

649
00:55:26.532 --> 00:55:28.452
Enjoy your party.

650
00:55:28.575 --> 00:55:31.535
- Night, Injun.
- Good night, Daddy.

651
00:55:36.834 --> 00:55:38.584
Party's this way, EIvis.

652
00:55:44.258 --> 00:55:45.968
Want one of these?

653
00:55:46.093 --> 00:55:47.473
What's that?

654
00:55:47.594 --> 00:55:49.434
Doctor dropped by this afternoon.

655
00:55:49.555 --> 00:55:51.885
- Which doc?
- New guy.

656
00:55:53.851 --> 00:55:55.021
(MUSIC PLAYS)

657
00:55:55.144 --> 00:55:57.604
- You go ahead, I'II be right in.
- AII right.

658
00:56:15.080 --> 00:56:17.920
(PSYCHEDELIC MUSIC PLAYS)

659
00:57:09.218 --> 00:57:11.218
(ENGINE HUMS)

660
00:57:28.695 --> 00:57:31.025
Jack, I need to say something.

661
00:57:35.285 --> 00:57:37.865
I don't think you shouId kiII EIvis.

662
00:57:39.248 --> 00:57:41.578
(CHUCKLES)

663
00:57:41.708 --> 00:57:44.038
You're a reaI riot, Karen.

664
00:57:45.045 --> 00:57:47.045
I ain't kidding.

665
00:57:52.678 --> 00:57:56.258
Mr X's story
and the photos on the waII,

666
00:57:56.390 --> 00:57:59.980
it made me reaIize EIvis is reaI.

667
00:58:00.978 --> 00:58:04.478
He's got bIood in his veins
and Iove in his heart just Iike us.

668
00:58:04.606 --> 00:58:09.236
Thank you, Karen. I know that.

669
00:58:09.361 --> 00:58:12.911
I think the Iaw wiII Iet you off easy
for kiIIing Sanborn.

670
00:58:13.031 --> 00:58:15.951
He was a perv and you protected me.

671
00:58:16.076 --> 00:58:17.486
And your daddy...

672
00:58:18.495 --> 00:58:21.575
WeII, he treated you wrong your
whoIe Iife and he got what was coming.

673
00:58:23.584 --> 00:58:25.174
But EIvis is an innocent man.

674
00:58:25.294 --> 00:58:29.214
Karen, there ain't nobody
that's innocent. AII right?

675
00:58:29.339 --> 00:58:30.799
Jack, you Iove EIvis.

676
00:58:30.924 --> 00:58:33.304
- That man is a fucking phony!
- Phony?

677
00:58:33.427 --> 00:58:35.967
You know that I have strict orders
from my mama to do this.

678
00:58:36.096 --> 00:58:37.386
Your mama's dead.

679
00:58:37.514 --> 00:58:39.144
(TIRES SCREECH)

680
00:58:42.102 --> 00:58:44.152
You better take it back.

681
00:58:44.271 --> 00:58:46.651
What? It's the truth.

682
00:58:46.773 --> 00:58:48.863
You take it back right now.

683
00:58:50.694 --> 00:58:51.694
No.

684
00:58:54.239 --> 00:58:57.029
Let go. Let go!

685
00:59:03.707 --> 00:59:04.957
You shouIdn't have done that.

686
00:59:07.336 --> 00:59:10.336
I'm sorry. AII right? I'm sorry.

687
00:59:10.464 --> 00:59:12.094
Karen, wiII you get back
in the goddamn car?

688
00:59:12.216 --> 00:59:13.296
- PIease?
- No!

689
00:59:13.425 --> 00:59:17.465
Karen, honey. Get back in the car.

690
00:59:19.598 --> 00:59:23.098
TurtIe dove.
Most beautifuI girl I've ever seen.

691
00:59:23.227 --> 00:59:26.227
WiII you pIease get back
in the fucking car right now?

692
00:59:28.106 --> 00:59:29.686
Karen, when you joined this thing,

693
00:59:29.816 --> 00:59:31.566
you knew fuII weII
what you were getting into

694
00:59:31.693 --> 00:59:34.903
and now you're just as much
a part of it as anybody eIse!

695
00:59:37.783 --> 00:59:41.583
Not true. I ain't kiIIed no one.

696
00:59:45.165 --> 00:59:46.955
- (LOUD GUNSHOT)
- (GASPS)

697
00:59:48.210 --> 00:59:50.420
- (ENGINE REVS)
- (LOUD METALLIC THUD)

698
00:59:55.259 --> 00:59:56.719
(GRUNTS)

699
01:00:13.694 --> 01:00:16.654
Teijo! Get back in the goddamn car!

700
01:00:21.493 --> 01:00:23.413
- (GRUNTS)
- AII right, BIuebIood.

701
01:00:23.537 --> 01:00:27.997
On the count of three, I'm gonna shoot
your queer IittIe companion.

702
01:00:30.585 --> 01:00:35.965
Three... two... one.

703
01:00:36.091 --> 01:00:37.221
JACK: OK!

704
01:00:44.558 --> 01:00:45.848
(METALLIC CLUNK)

705
01:00:59.448 --> 01:01:00.448
(COCKS GUN)

706
01:01:15.672 --> 01:01:19.052
# I don't know if

707
01:01:20.552 --> 01:01:26.852
# We're in a garden

708
01:01:32.064 --> 01:01:34.774
# or on

709
01:01:34.900 --> 01:01:41.610
# A crowded avenue

710
01:01:46.870 --> 01:01:48.250
# Sha bop sha bop

711
01:01:48.372 --> 01:01:50.712
# You are here

712
01:01:50.832 --> 01:01:51.832
# Sha bop sha bop

713
01:01:51.958 --> 01:01:54.878
# And so am I

714
01:01:55.003 --> 01:01:56.173
# Sha bop sha bop

715
01:01:56.296 --> 01:01:58.956
# Maybe millions of people

716
01:01:59.216 --> 01:02:00.256
# Sha bop sha bop

717
01:02:00.384 --> 01:02:02.264
# Go by

718
01:02:02.386 --> 01:02:07.846
# But they all disappear

719
01:02:09.684 --> 01:02:13.444
# From view

720
01:02:18.318 --> 01:02:25.658
# And l only have eyes

721
01:02:25.784 --> 01:02:28.584
# For you

722
01:02:28.703 --> 01:02:37.803
# Sha bop sha bop

723
01:02:42.217 --> 01:02:44.927
WouId you guys
Iike the Shangri-La Suite?

724
01:02:48.765 --> 01:02:50.595
It's for Iovers.

725
01:02:53.854 --> 01:02:55.234
Yeah, OK.

726
01:03:08.326 --> 01:03:22.916
(SIGHS)

727
01:03:28.555 --> 01:03:30.175
This is your thing.

728
01:03:31.933 --> 01:03:34.643
Your whoIe Iife's pIan, not mine.

729
01:03:35.729 --> 01:03:38.399
I thought maybe it was but it ain't.

730
01:03:41.234 --> 01:03:43.074
I aIways make that mistake.

731
01:03:49.826 --> 01:03:52.616
PIus I think I'm pregnant.

732
01:04:04.799 --> 01:04:06.589
How Iong have you known?

733
01:04:08.094 --> 01:04:10.014
I don't know-know.

734
01:04:11.264 --> 01:04:14.064
I just haven't had my Iady time
in a whiIe.

735
01:04:14.184 --> 01:04:16.564
It's been on my mind.

736
01:04:20.357 --> 01:04:23.227
I'm sorry
if this interferes with your destiny.

737
01:04:26.363 --> 01:04:28.073
It don't reaIIy.

738
01:04:30.033 --> 01:04:32.543
I'd just adopt it into my whoIe pIan.

739
01:04:33.662 --> 01:04:36.082
Destiny pIus baby.

740
01:04:37.958 --> 01:04:39.498
(EXHALES)

741
01:04:46.341 --> 01:04:47.341
(KNOCKS)

742
01:04:48.468 --> 01:04:51.098
- MAN: Yeah. Who is it?
- The CoIoneI.

743
01:04:58.562 --> 01:05:00.402
He's not in good shape, CoIoneI.

744
01:05:09.155 --> 01:05:11.065
COLONEL: Open the goddamn bIinds.

745
01:05:12.784 --> 01:05:15.664
Things got crazy.
I made sure he had a good time.

746
01:05:15.787 --> 01:05:18.617
I asked you to get his spirits up,
not Iay him out.

747
01:05:19.499 --> 01:05:22.079
EIvis. Wake up, son.

748
01:05:22.919 --> 01:05:25.629
EIvis, you got a concert in seven hours.

749
01:05:25.755 --> 01:05:28.665
Hey. Daddy.

750
01:05:29.676 --> 01:05:31.466
Just fkying...

751
01:05:34.472 --> 01:05:37.472
If he is not at the sports arena
for that soundcheck,

752
01:05:37.601 --> 01:05:39.271
you and the rest are fired.

753
01:05:39.394 --> 01:05:42.564
And I wiII bIackIist every singIe
one of you. Do you understand me?

754
01:05:42.689 --> 01:05:44.729
Loud and cIear, sir.

755
01:05:48.486 --> 01:05:51.606
Elvis! Hey! Come on, man,
you gotta work with me, brother.

756
01:05:51.740 --> 01:05:53.030
Gotta heIp me out.

757
01:06:02.876 --> 01:06:06.456
# ooh-ooh! ooh-ooh!

758
01:06:06.588 --> 01:06:09.968
# ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh!

759
01:06:10.091 --> 01:06:13.471
# When they gave out

760
01:06:13.595 --> 01:06:17.215
# Eyes like diamonds

761
01:06:17.766 --> 01:06:20.476
# That would shame...

762
01:06:20.602 --> 01:06:22.562
Are you sisters?

763
01:06:22.687 --> 01:06:26.017
Y'aII Iook Iike sisters.
You Iook Iike twins.

764
01:06:26.149 --> 01:06:27.519
# My darlin'...

765
01:06:27.651 --> 01:06:29.231
I'm a twin.

766
01:06:29.361 --> 01:06:32.701
# My darlin'

767
01:06:33.990 --> 01:06:41.290
# You were the first in line

768
01:06:41.414 --> 01:06:44.214
I had a brother, Jesse, he was...

769
01:06:44.334 --> 01:06:48.924
He was number one, he come first,
but he's... he's dead.

770
01:06:49.047 --> 01:06:55.337
# That hold a new thrill every time

771
01:06:56.179 --> 01:07:04.309
# My darlin'

772
01:07:04.437 --> 01:07:10.817
# You were the first in line

773
01:07:10.944 --> 01:07:14.614
# There may be others

774
01:07:14.739 --> 01:07:19.449
# That knew you longer

775
01:07:19.577 --> 01:07:26.497
# Who pledge their hearts to you

776
01:07:26.626 --> 01:07:30.046
# But there's no other

777
01:07:30.171 --> 01:07:35.591
# Could love you stronger...

778
01:07:35.719 --> 01:07:37.849
Are we going to the ocean, Jack?

779
01:07:39.097 --> 01:07:41.217
Soon as I get back, baby.

780
01:07:42.142 --> 01:07:45.562
- Don't you go without me, OK?
- OK.

781
01:07:45.687 --> 01:07:50.187
I put a .22 in the desk drawer
next to the BibIe, just in case.

782
01:07:54.821 --> 01:07:56.491
I Iove you.

783
01:07:57.407 --> 01:07:59.657
I Iove you too, baby.

784
01:08:05.290 --> 01:08:11.590
# The first and the last in line

785
01:08:11.713 --> 01:08:15.303
# There may be others

786
01:08:15.425 --> 01:08:19.885
# That knew you longer

787
01:08:20.013 --> 01:08:26.893
# Who pledge their hearts to you

788
01:08:28.229 --> 01:08:30.109
# The first

789
01:08:30.231 --> 01:08:37.861
# And the last in line

790
01:08:37.989 --> 01:08:39.569
(STARTS ENGINE)

791
01:08:44.120 --> 01:08:47.330
ANNOUNCER: And here comes the biggest
news in entertainment history,

792
01:08:47.457 --> 01:08:52.287
for here in person comes the singing
sensation Elvis Presley in person.

793
01:08:52.420 --> 01:08:55.300
WeII, I just think he's stiII the King,
you know?

794
01:08:55.423 --> 01:08:58.633
Once the King, aIways the King.

795
01:08:58.760 --> 01:09:02.810
I just... I just...

796
01:09:02.931 --> 01:09:04.351
(GIGGLES)

797
01:09:04.474 --> 01:09:07.184
I just... I Iove him so much.

798
01:09:07.310 --> 01:09:12.190
Eer since that first time I saw him
sing on TV, I feIt the hoIy spirit, man.

799
01:09:12.315 --> 01:09:15.145
I saw the Iight, brother.
It was amazing.

800
01:09:15.276 --> 01:09:20.236
I Iove him so much. I Iove him so much.

801
01:09:35.129 --> 01:09:36.879
NARRATOR: The Pacific ocean was larger

802
01:09:37.006 --> 01:09:39.676
and more inspiring than
Karen had ever imagined.

803
01:09:39.801 --> 01:09:43.391
Looking upon it,
she thought of all the counfless waves

804
01:09:43.513 --> 01:09:45.973
which had crashed along the beach
throughout history.

805
01:09:46.099 --> 01:09:50.479
A natural process,
happening constanfly and endlessly,

806
01:09:50.603 --> 01:09:53.523
without her involvement or observation.

807
01:09:53.648 --> 01:09:56.858
This thought made her both happy
and sad at the same time.

808
01:09:59.362 --> 01:10:04.952
And then Karen said a prayer
for herseIf, and for EIvis,

809
01:10:05.076 --> 01:10:08.576
and for Teijo, and for Jack.

810
01:10:30.852 --> 01:10:33.852
- Pretty neat sandcastIe you got there.
- Thanka.

811
01:11:00.590 --> 01:11:02.420
Lisa. Hey.

812
01:11:30.203 --> 01:11:32.083
HeIIo.

813
01:11:32.205 --> 01:11:36.455
I'm Iooking for a Mr, uh...
Woodrow WiIson.

814
01:11:38.044 --> 01:11:41.174
KAREN: Dear Jack, it's not easy for me
to write this letter,

815
01:11:41.297 --> 01:11:44.167
though l feel
it's unlikely you'll ever read it.

816
01:11:44.300 --> 01:11:47.510
I don't beIieve we have a guest here
by that name, sir.

817
01:11:51.015 --> 01:11:52.715
Sea saIt?

818
01:11:52.850 --> 01:11:56.480
lt's been a whirlwind couple of months,
and this last week especially.

819
01:11:56.604 --> 01:11:58.314
I need your car keys.

820
01:11:58.439 --> 01:12:00.109
l love you, and l'm sorry.

821
01:12:00.233 --> 01:12:01.403
Now, pIease.

822
01:12:01.526 --> 01:12:06.026
But eternity anywhere sounds like hell.
KB.

823
01:12:07.240 --> 01:12:10.580
Mr WiIson can be accessed via
the service eIevator in the basement.

824
01:12:10.702 --> 01:12:13.162
That gentIeman at the veIvet rope
can show you the way.

825
01:12:13.287 --> 01:12:17.747
- And what's your name, sir?
- My name's Jack BIuebIood.

826
01:12:22.880 --> 01:12:26.170
P.S. l hope you found whatewer
it was you were looking for.

827
01:12:28.386 --> 01:12:30.506
XOXO.

828
01:12:32.098 --> 01:12:40.108
# I'm so hurt

829
01:12:44.027 --> 01:12:48.817
# To think that you, you lied to me

830
01:12:52.785 --> 01:12:58.415
# I'm hurt

831
01:12:59.751 --> 01:13:05.461
# Way down deep inside of me

832
01:13:10.678 --> 01:13:14.558
# You said your love was true

833
01:13:16.893 --> 01:13:22.653
# And we'd never, never, ever part

834
01:13:27.236 --> 01:13:31.696
# Now you want someone new

835
01:13:33.534 --> 01:13:38.874
# And it breaks my heart

836
01:13:38.998 --> 01:13:40.918
# whoa-oh

837
01:13:41.042 --> 01:13:47.842
# I'm so hurt

838
01:13:49.217 --> 01:13:53.677
# Much more than you'll ever know

839
01:13:57.892 --> 01:14:01.942
# Yes, darling, l'm so hurt

840
01:14:05.191 --> 01:14:08.321
# Because l still love you so

841
01:14:12.406 --> 01:14:13.406
# But

842
01:14:15.451 --> 01:14:22.871
# But even though you hurt me

843
01:14:23.668 --> 01:14:29.878
# Like nobody else could ever do

844
01:14:32.135 --> 01:14:35.045
# I would never

845
01:14:36.514 --> 01:14:43.194
# Ever hurt

846
01:14:44.188 --> 01:14:50.318
# Hurt you

847
01:15:05.626 --> 01:15:07.286
(SILENCE)

848
01:15:23.603 --> 01:15:25.103
(GUNSHOT)

849
01:15:52.548 --> 01:15:56.678
NARRATOR: Looking into Elvis's eyes,
it aII became cIear to Jack.

850
01:15:56.802 --> 01:16:00.812
This was the man who sang "That's All
Right" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky"

851
01:16:00.932 --> 01:16:04.982
and "Mystery Train."
This was his hero.

852
01:16:05.102 --> 01:16:09.062
lt was a voice that had gotten him
through many lonely nights.

853
01:16:09.190 --> 01:16:12.360
This was Elvis Aaron Presley.

854
01:16:12.485 --> 01:16:14.395
They were dream brothers,

855
01:16:14.528 --> 01:16:18.448
and they were connected
by some inextricable cosmic force.

856
01:16:23.454 --> 01:16:26.214
And then Jack died.

857
01:16:42.223 --> 01:16:44.143
lf you're just joining us,
we have breaking news

858
01:16:44.267 --> 01:16:45.847
from the Beverly Canyon Hotel,

859
01:16:45.977 --> 01:16:48.687
where there has been
an assassination attempt on Elvis.

860
01:16:48.813 --> 01:16:50.523
Elvis's unidentified assailant

861
01:16:50.648 --> 01:16:53.858
was shot down by one of
the Memphis Mafia, Judd Feathers,

862
01:16:53.985 --> 01:16:57.105
who we're hearing died soon after
by wounds sustained to his chest.

863
01:16:57.238 --> 01:16:59.608
We're going live
to an interview with Elvis now.

864
01:16:59.740 --> 01:17:02.490
My old friend J Feathers is, uh...

865
01:17:04.453 --> 01:17:07.543
Well, he's a hero and he saved my life.

866
01:17:08.833 --> 01:17:10.883
We're gonna dedicate
tonight's show to him.

867
01:17:11.002 --> 01:17:13.552
NARRATOR: The whole thing
was covered up by RCA and the Colonel,

868
01:17:13.671 --> 01:17:15.841
who feared that the incident
might tarnish

869
01:17:15.965 --> 01:17:19.585
Elvis's already tenuous relationship
with the public and his fans.

870
01:17:19.719 --> 01:17:23.429
The incident lives on
in Elvis's can of urban legends,

871
01:17:23.556 --> 01:17:26.346
along with his supposed abduction
by aliens

872
01:17:26.475 --> 01:17:30.095
and the faking of his own death
three years later.

873
01:17:30.521 --> 01:17:33.771
(ALSo SPRACH ZARATHUSTRA PLAYS)

874
01:18:03.846 --> 01:18:06.386
(AUDIENCE CHEERING)

875
01:18:09.226 --> 01:18:10.886
(WILD CHEERING)

876
01:18:37.671 --> 01:18:41.591
Elvis played to the Los Angeles crowd
that evening like he was 18.

877
01:18:43.010 --> 01:18:45.760
He had found his Shangri-La.

878
01:18:45.888 --> 01:18:50.808
He had found saIvation.
He had found the righteous path.

879
01:18:52.728 --> 01:18:54.598
And so had Jack.

880
01:18:58.859 --> 01:19:04.159
As for Karen, some say her car slid off
the highway and into the ocean,

881
01:19:04.281 --> 01:19:08.911
where she's still trapped underwater,
entombed by the sea.

882
01:19:09.036 --> 01:19:13.246
Others speculate she moved to Canada,
gave birth to Jack's child,

883
01:19:13.374 --> 01:19:18.174
and became what she ran away from
in the first place, her mother.

884
01:19:20.589 --> 01:19:23.879
The most popular story
is that she changed her name,

885
01:19:24.009 --> 01:19:27.469
laid low for a few years
and re-emerged a decade later

886
01:19:27.596 --> 01:19:33.346
as recording artist Jennifer Fever,
whose minor 1988 hit "Shangri-La Suite"

887
01:19:33.477 --> 01:19:36.977
was said to have been about
her brief affair with Jack Blueblood.

888
01:19:38.315 --> 01:19:41.725
As dar as the evidence is concerned,
she was Iast seen

889
01:19:41.861 --> 01:19:45.411
entering a gas-station bathroom
in Tulsa, oklahoma.

890
01:19:46.365 --> 01:19:49.275
Billy Freehall,
a transient male prostitute

891
01:19:49.410 --> 01:19:51.410
and the last person to see her alive,

892
01:19:51.537 --> 01:19:54.827
claimed he would never forget
the look on her dace.

893
01:19:54.957 --> 01:19:57.827
A mixture of freedom and despair.

894
01:19:57.960 --> 01:20:01.300
lt would stay with him
for the rest of his short life.

895
01:20:37.124 --> 01:20:40.844
Sure, the sun would burn out one day

896
01:20:40.961 --> 01:20:44.421
but that wasn't
for a very, very long time.

897
01:20:44.548 --> 01:20:47.838
The future was an endless highway,

898
01:20:47.968 --> 01:20:52.348
and Karen would follow the sun
untiI its end.

