WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:26.527 --> 00:00:28.518 Jj 4 00:00:45.003 --> 00:00:46.584 Since the age of five, 5 00:00:46.672 --> 00:00:51.257 Ben gibbon had been in 723 scrapes, scuffles and brawls. 6 00:00:52.344 --> 00:00:54.801 An approximate 32.86 per year. 7 00:00:55.806 --> 00:00:59.094 And he lost every single one. 8 00:01:00.102 --> 00:01:01.433 With a record like that, 9 00:01:01.520 --> 00:01:05.684 his therapist determined that he was actually trying to lose, 10 00:01:05.774 --> 00:01:09.983 and in truth, for Ben, winning was never the point. 11 00:01:11.071 --> 00:01:13.983 It was more like a nagging sensation 12 00:01:14.116 --> 00:01:16.778 that he was floating around inside his own brain, 13 00:01:16.868 --> 00:01:20.702 watching his life like it was a movie where nothing happened. 14 00:01:20.831 --> 00:01:24.540 He could see it, but he couldn't feel it. 15 00:01:24.626 --> 00:01:29.336 So he was left with a violent need to feel something. 16 00:01:29.423 --> 00:01:30.833 - Hey! - Anything. 17 00:01:30.924 --> 00:01:32.664 Detached from reality 18 00:01:32.759 --> 00:01:34.841 and a captive audience of his own movie, 19 00:01:34.928 --> 00:01:37.419 Ben searched out increasingly disruptive ways 20 00:01:37.514 --> 00:01:39.721 of at least making it a crowd-pleaser. 21 00:01:39.808 --> 00:01:44.177 It was an aimless search, rife with conflict and self-abasement. 22 00:01:44.271 --> 00:01:47.354 Until, without ever really knowing what he was looking for, 23 00:01:47.482 --> 00:01:49.723 he found love. 24 00:01:49.860 --> 00:01:51.521 Holy shit. 25 00:01:51.612 --> 00:01:55.901 All at once, Ben's world came alive 26 00:01:56.033 --> 00:02:00.276 and he felt his life with an immediacy he never thought possible. 27 00:02:03.415 --> 00:02:07.954 But then, just as suddenly as it had appeared, 28 00:02:08.045 --> 00:02:09.831 it was gone. 29 00:02:09.921 --> 00:02:11.912 Jj 30 00:02:27.648 --> 00:02:29.980 And just like that, 31 00:02:30.067 --> 00:02:33.059 Ben found himself right back where he started. 32 00:02:48.001 --> 00:02:49.832 Stay down, bitch. 33 00:02:58.428 --> 00:02:59.588 One moment. 34 00:03:06.728 --> 00:03:08.138 Mm. 35 00:03:10.649 --> 00:03:12.230 Oh, fuck, fellas. 36 00:03:17.531 --> 00:03:19.237 Still beating. 37 00:03:19.324 --> 00:03:20.324 Son of a... 38 00:03:54.401 --> 00:03:56.062 Why are we going to this, again? 39 00:03:57.070 --> 00:03:58.310 It's gonna be fun. 40 00:04:00.115 --> 00:04:01.321 It will not be fun. 41 00:04:04.161 --> 00:04:06.072 You sure it's not because you heard she's back? 42 00:04:06.163 --> 00:04:07.528 I doubt she'll be there. 43 00:04:11.668 --> 00:04:12.953 It's her house. 44 00:04:26.057 --> 00:04:28.423 We're not even invited to this thing, are we? 45 00:04:28.518 --> 00:04:29.518 Nope. 46 00:04:30.479 --> 00:04:32.185 Mukul's concern was justified, 47 00:04:32.314 --> 00:04:35.772 as Ben had a reputation for terrorizing high society events. 48 00:04:37.319 --> 00:04:41.437 In fact, after a recent string of flagrant infractions, 49 00:04:41.531 --> 00:04:44.648 a newly minted restraining order made the point loud and clear. 50 00:04:44.743 --> 00:04:49.612 Ben gibbon was very much not welcome. 51 00:04:49.706 --> 00:04:51.697 Jj 52 00:05:05.806 --> 00:05:07.637 - Uh, mom's coming. - Benjamin. 53 00:05:07.724 --> 00:05:09.965 - Oh, my god. What are you doing here? - Hey, mom. 54 00:05:10.060 --> 00:05:12.346 Free booze. Thank you, perfect timing. 55 00:05:12.437 --> 00:05:14.348 - Thank you. - Come with me. 56 00:05:14.439 --> 00:05:16.725 You do realize that you were banned from these events. 57 00:05:16.817 --> 00:05:18.432 Ma, it's water under the bridge. 58 00:05:18.527 --> 00:05:20.129 You punched the president of the exeter club, 59 00:05:20.153 --> 00:05:22.860 - urinated on the carpet. - Yeah, yeah. We get it, we get it. 60 00:05:22.948 --> 00:05:25.360 Why can't you keep him under control, mukul? 61 00:05:25.450 --> 00:05:27.736 Your son's an anarchist, Mrs. gibbon. 62 00:05:27.828 --> 00:05:30.069 - He's a democrat. - What's that? 63 00:05:30.163 --> 00:05:32.404 Uh, mom, they're bruises, they don't come off. 64 00:05:32.499 --> 00:05:33.830 Have you two been smoking dope? 65 00:05:33.917 --> 00:05:34.827 - Yeah. - No. 66 00:05:34.918 --> 00:05:36.278 - Son. - There's your father. 67 00:05:36.336 --> 00:05:37.997 - Batman. - That's the man. 68 00:05:39.339 --> 00:05:41.671 What? It's really good. 69 00:05:41.758 --> 00:05:45.626 Mm-hmm. If William and Beatrice see him here, 70 00:05:45.762 --> 00:05:47.969 it's gonna make an already uncomfortable situation... 71 00:05:48.098 --> 00:05:50.089 My eyes must be deceiving me. 72 00:05:53.478 --> 00:05:55.218 Not much for appearances, are we? 73 00:05:55.313 --> 00:05:57.429 Just a little scuffle, you know how boys are. 74 00:05:57.524 --> 00:05:59.355 That's not the point. 75 00:05:59.442 --> 00:06:01.649 Your son is trespassing. 76 00:06:01.736 --> 00:06:06.025 I'll keep a close eye on him and he's going to behave himself. Right, Benjamin? 77 00:06:06.116 --> 00:06:08.072 Hmm? 78 00:06:12.289 --> 00:06:13.449 Thank you. 79 00:06:13.582 --> 00:06:15.413 Do I need to call the authorities? 80 00:06:21.631 --> 00:06:23.872 Can you try to not look so miserable? 81 00:06:26.219 --> 00:06:29.336 The city's most eligible bachelors are here tonight 82 00:06:29.431 --> 00:06:31.422 and you're sitting in the corner. 83 00:06:31.516 --> 00:06:33.757 Humor me. Make an effort. 84 00:06:33.852 --> 00:06:37.515 I don't want everyone talking about how my daughter looked miserable all night. 85 00:06:41.985 --> 00:06:45.068 Mary rathcart first upset her parents' lofty expectations 86 00:06:45.155 --> 00:06:47.567 when, at the age of 12, 87 00:06:47.657 --> 00:06:51.320 she was expelled from the city's most prestigious private school. 88 00:06:52.704 --> 00:06:54.194 By the time she was 16, 89 00:06:54.331 --> 00:06:57.949 she had been kicked out of every private school in town. 90 00:06:58.043 --> 00:07:00.910 But she finally went too far 91 00:07:01.004 --> 00:07:03.245 when she fell for Benjamin gibbon, 92 00:07:03.340 --> 00:07:07.049 the notorious son of her father's bitter rival. 93 00:07:07.135 --> 00:07:10.127 When the news broke, it was an instant scandal 94 00:07:10.221 --> 00:07:14.806 and she was strictly forbidden from seeing the gibbon boy ever again, 95 00:07:14.893 --> 00:07:18.932 which, as far as Mary was concerned, simply wasn't an option. 96 00:07:19.022 --> 00:07:23.356 So she made a secret plan to abscond with Ben to Mexico. 97 00:07:23.443 --> 00:07:26.230 But their plan was soon thwarted 98 00:07:26.363 --> 00:07:30.072 and Mary was abruptly shipped off to boarding school in Paris, 99 00:07:30.200 --> 00:07:35.320 where her talents would be cultivated in a more regimented environment. 100 00:07:35.413 --> 00:07:37.699 Mary wrote Ben many times, 101 00:07:37.791 --> 00:07:40.373 first to say... 102 00:07:40.460 --> 00:07:42.951 - I miss you. - Then to ask... 103 00:07:43.046 --> 00:07:45.708 Did you forget me? 104 00:07:45.799 --> 00:07:47.568 - Then simply... - Fuck youl! 105 00:07:47.592 --> 00:07:50.208 But for reasons Mary couldn't fathom, 106 00:07:50.303 --> 00:07:52.385 Ben never wrote back. 107 00:07:52.472 --> 00:07:54.963 And so she never wrote again. 108 00:07:55.058 --> 00:07:59.973 She did her best to forget about Ben and forget the world she left behind. 109 00:08:01.564 --> 00:08:04.146 She remained in Paris to study at the sorbonne 110 00:08:04.234 --> 00:08:07.146 and committed herself to a brand new life, 111 00:08:07.237 --> 00:08:10.650 but her heart remained fraught, 112 00:08:10.740 --> 00:08:15.951 plagued by a chronic loneliness she simply couldn't shake. 113 00:08:16.037 --> 00:08:18.119 And yet her overbearing father 114 00:08:18.206 --> 00:08:20.993 made sure she was always closely watched, 115 00:08:21.084 --> 00:08:24.042 so she was never quite as alone as she felt. 116 00:08:25.380 --> 00:08:29.999 In the end, time doused what fire was left in her 117 00:08:30.093 --> 00:08:33.836 and like a domesticated bird seeking the comfort of the cage, 118 00:08:33.930 --> 00:08:38.014 she returned home, weary and humbled, 119 00:08:38.101 --> 00:08:41.264 right back where she started. 120 00:08:41.354 --> 00:08:43.640 I said, "see him out.” 121 00:08:43.732 --> 00:08:45.973 Benjamin was already leaving, William. 122 00:08:47.027 --> 00:08:49.894 What? Do you have something to say? 123 00:08:51.740 --> 00:08:53.230 Just wanted to show face. 124 00:08:53.324 --> 00:08:57.408 Why don't you throw a steak on that eye? You look like a goddamn criminal. 125 00:08:58.788 --> 00:09:01.370 For generations, the gibbon and rathcart families 126 00:09:01.458 --> 00:09:04.120 had stood in staunch opposition of one another. 127 00:09:04.252 --> 00:09:07.460 One might even go as far as to call it a "blood feud,” 128 00:09:07.547 --> 00:09:11.005 and like all blood feuds, 129 00:09:11.134 --> 00:09:12.965 it began with a bit of blood. 130 00:09:13.053 --> 00:09:15.544 The year was 1864. 131 00:09:15.638 --> 00:09:17.674 Tarleton rathcart and Theodore gibbon, 132 00:09:17.766 --> 00:09:21.805 both powerful figures in New York City's burgeoning news industry, 133 00:09:21.895 --> 00:09:25.012 met as gentlemen duelers after an unflattering story 134 00:09:25.106 --> 00:09:29.315 was run in Theodore's paper in regards to tarleton's shoes. 135 00:09:29.444 --> 00:09:31.400 Theodore fell to tarleton's bullet, 136 00:09:31.488 --> 00:09:33.479 uttering the dying words... 137 00:09:33.615 --> 00:09:38.655 Tell that cheating bastard rathcart I'l see him in hell. 138 00:09:39.829 --> 00:09:42.286 Over the years, both families' publications 139 00:09:42.373 --> 00:09:45.490 grew steadily into opposing media conglomerates 140 00:09:45.585 --> 00:09:49.077 known today as gibbon telecommunications 141 00:09:49.172 --> 00:09:51.003 and the rathcart corporation, 142 00:09:51.091 --> 00:09:53.753 and the dueling continued. 143 00:09:53.843 --> 00:09:57.506 One could easily call it the most combative media rivalry in history, 144 00:09:57.597 --> 00:10:00.304 but for Henry gibbon and William rathcart, 145 00:10:00.391 --> 00:10:04.509 it was never about business... It was personal. 146 00:10:09.818 --> 00:10:12.355 Excuse us. Come, son. 147 00:10:17.909 --> 00:10:20.116 You're a grown man. 148 00:10:20.203 --> 00:10:21.784 It's time you act like it. 149 00:10:24.040 --> 00:10:25.040 (Get out. 150 00:10:25.125 --> 00:10:27.116 Jj 151 00:10:29.462 --> 00:10:31.123 What was that all about? 152 00:10:31.214 --> 00:10:33.375 William was a little harsh, wasn't he? 153 00:10:33.466 --> 00:10:35.047 Mary's back. 154 00:10:46.312 --> 00:10:47.722 Bro, the coats. 155 00:10:52.902 --> 00:10:54.142 Hmm. 156 00:10:55.155 --> 00:10:57.862 Okay. 157 00:10:57.949 --> 00:11:00.406 Security! 158 00:11:00.493 --> 00:11:02.221 - Oh, my god! - Hey, you got it? 159 00:11:02.245 --> 00:11:03.735 Go, go, go, go, go! 160 00:11:03.830 --> 00:11:06.537 He stole the coats again. 161 00:11:06.624 --> 00:11:09.240 Walter, that's my coat! Stop him! 162 00:11:09.377 --> 00:11:11.834 Gibbon! 163 00:11:12.839 --> 00:11:14.830 Jj 164 00:11:18.386 --> 00:11:22.254 Mary's exile to Paris was conducted swiftly and without warning. 165 00:11:23.433 --> 00:11:27.676 He called and texted, but was hever answered. 166 00:11:27.770 --> 00:11:30.682 He emailed, but received no response. 167 00:11:32.483 --> 00:11:37.193 Mary's whereabouts and her silence remained a haunting mystery 168 00:11:37.280 --> 00:11:42.115 until Ben happened across a gossip story detailing her exploits in Paris. 169 00:11:43.203 --> 00:11:48.197 Heartbroken, Ben used the one-way ticket he had hoped to use with Mary 170 00:11:48.291 --> 00:11:51.579 and disappeared to Mexico unannounced, 171 00:11:51.669 --> 00:11:53.751 with no intention of returning. 172 00:11:53.838 --> 00:11:58.127 His only attempt to communicate his dire existential intentions 173 00:11:58.218 --> 00:12:01.335 was a cryptic letter sent to his mother and father. 174 00:12:10.772 --> 00:12:15.141 He returned seven months later in the company of mukul. 175 00:12:15.235 --> 00:12:16.896 Having sworn an oath of secrecy, 176 00:12:16.986 --> 00:12:19.227 neither of them ever spoke a word of how they met, 177 00:12:19.322 --> 00:12:23.235 but they had been inseparable ever since. 178 00:12:23.326 --> 00:12:26.318 Jj 179 00:13:22.302 --> 00:13:24.293 Jj 180 00:13:24.387 --> 00:13:26.969 You know, I just can't stomach this. 181 00:13:27.056 --> 00:13:30.799 After all these years, you'd think even that kid would find a way to grow up. 182 00:13:30.893 --> 00:13:32.724 Henry's gonna have to write a check this time. 183 00:13:32.812 --> 00:13:34.723 It's best to not get embroiled, darling. 184 00:13:34.814 --> 00:13:36.395 He does this kind of thing often? 185 00:13:36.482 --> 00:13:39.144 Whenever he decides to show his face. 186 00:13:39.235 --> 00:13:41.442 Oh, I know that look, Mary. 187 00:13:41.529 --> 00:13:44.817 - Shall I pull out the scrapbook? - No, please, don't. 188 00:13:45.908 --> 00:13:48.900 You know, most parents keep a record of their kids' achievements, 189 00:13:48.995 --> 00:13:50.610 not their failures. It's weird. 190 00:13:50.705 --> 00:13:53.822 My mother always said, "there's no greater teacher than shame." 191 00:13:55.084 --> 00:13:57.075 Don't be dramatic. It's funny. 192 00:13:57.170 --> 00:13:58.690 I wouldn't wish him on my worst enemy. 193 00:13:58.755 --> 00:14:02.668 Third grade report card. Flabbergasting precociousness. 194 00:14:02.759 --> 00:14:04.624 The boy is properly sick in the head. 195 00:14:04.761 --> 00:14:06.251 Turned down the family fortune. 196 00:14:06.346 --> 00:14:08.257 - He did? - Oh, I love this one. 197 00:14:08.348 --> 00:14:09.838 You remember Felix Graham? 198 00:14:09.932 --> 00:14:11.968 He had a few sessions with him some years back. 199 00:14:12.101 --> 00:14:13.807 Pathological contrariness. 200 00:14:13.895 --> 00:14:15.385 Said he had a screw loose. 201 00:14:15.480 --> 00:14:17.391 - Oh, this is classic. - Point taken. 202 00:14:17.482 --> 00:14:20.770 He said he had some kind of death wish taking all those beatings. 203 00:14:20.860 --> 00:14:23.567 Imagine a kid getting a diagnosis like that. 204 00:14:23.654 --> 00:14:25.315 - A death wish? - Enough! 205 00:14:25.406 --> 00:14:27.192 Ben gibbon is in the past, 206 00:14:27.283 --> 00:14:29.319 just like all of these other regrettable decisions. 207 00:14:29.410 --> 00:14:32.698 And you being home doesn't change anything. Am I understood? 208 00:14:32.789 --> 00:14:34.620 Mary knew that a prerequisite 209 00:14:34.749 --> 00:14:37.035 for being back home under her parents' roof 210 00:14:37.126 --> 00:14:40.118 was maintaining a quietly obedient exterior. 211 00:14:41.839 --> 00:14:44.797 Fuck! 212 00:14:48.471 --> 00:14:49.471 Mary. 213 00:14:50.431 --> 00:14:52.171 Something to say? 214 00:14:54.519 --> 00:14:55.519 No. 215 00:15:12.286 --> 00:15:13.472 The young male gibbon 216 00:15:13.496 --> 00:15:16.579 will now challenge the dominant male for control of the family. 217 00:15:17.667 --> 00:15:19.828 If the adolescent continues his challenge, 218 00:15:19.919 --> 00:15:22.661 the dominant male will respond with a violent attack.. 219 00:15:25.091 --> 00:15:28.083 Forcing the young gibbon to strike off oh its own in search of a mate. 220 00:15:40.815 --> 00:15:42.806 Jj 221 00:15:46.404 --> 00:15:47.404 Hmm. 222 00:16:12.972 --> 00:16:14.883 - Hey, strangers! - Cheers. 223 00:16:16.517 --> 00:16:18.098 - Oh, my god! - Lily. 224 00:16:18.227 --> 00:16:19.842 - Finally. - You're back, wow! 225 00:16:19.937 --> 00:16:22.269 - Oh my god, shots! - She's here. 226 00:16:22.398 --> 00:16:23.934 - Cheers. - Oh. 227 00:16:24.066 --> 00:16:26.148 - We'll keep 'em going. - What's going on? 228 00:16:26.235 --> 00:16:27.725 I have to dance. 229 00:16:29.572 --> 00:16:31.312 What are we forgetting? 230 00:16:31.407 --> 00:16:34.774 Oh, god. Everything. 231 00:16:34.869 --> 00:16:37.861 Jj 232 00:17:03.481 --> 00:17:04.812 On! 233 00:17:07.610 --> 00:17:09.350 - Terrence. - Peekaboo. 234 00:17:10.947 --> 00:17:12.437 What are you doing here? 235 00:17:13.741 --> 00:17:15.606 I missed you. 236 00:17:15.701 --> 00:17:18.693 - How did you know I was here? - Come with me. 237 00:17:18.788 --> 00:17:22.121 I got us a private room, so we can talk away from these animals. 238 00:17:22.208 --> 00:17:23.789 Terrence. 239 00:17:36.138 --> 00:17:38.094 You followed me here, didn't you? 240 00:17:38.182 --> 00:17:39.888 It would appear that way. 241 00:17:39.976 --> 00:17:43.639 Well, that's not your job anymore, so you need to stop doing it. 242 00:17:45.982 --> 00:17:47.973 Jj 243 00:17:53.322 --> 00:17:54.778 Mary. 244 00:17:58.703 --> 00:18:01.786 I recall the good times we shared together. 245 00:18:01.872 --> 00:18:04.079 The romantic nights. 246 00:18:08.254 --> 00:18:10.836 Look at this little lost soul, doll. 247 00:18:17.305 --> 00:18:18.920 I think he's cute. 248 00:18:19.015 --> 00:18:20.255 Oh. 249 00:18:21.267 --> 00:18:23.007 My wife thinks you're cute. 250 00:18:24.020 --> 00:18:25.305 Like a rabbit. 251 00:18:31.485 --> 00:18:34.773 Why don't you go over there and play with the new pet rabbit, huh? 252 00:18:34.864 --> 00:18:36.354 Go on, have fun. 253 00:18:45.916 --> 00:18:50.751 Hey, rabbit, you know what I've always thought would be a cool way to die? 254 00:18:51.756 --> 00:18:53.417 Shark attack. 255 00:18:53.507 --> 00:18:55.088 A big fish 256 00:18:55.176 --> 00:18:59.465 with big, bloody razor-sharp teeth eating you. 257 00:19:01.891 --> 00:19:03.552 There he is. 258 00:19:05.102 --> 00:19:06.558 Oh, here he comes. 259 00:19:12.443 --> 00:19:16.561 Yeah, see, the point is, mate, we're all running round, right? 260 00:19:16.656 --> 00:19:18.863 Like we're too special to get eaten by a bloody shark. 261 00:19:18.949 --> 00:19:20.405 But we're not, right? 262 00:19:20.493 --> 00:19:23.280 We're just monkeys. Monkeys in suits. 263 00:19:23.371 --> 00:19:25.327 We are just little bloody mascots 264 00:19:25.414 --> 00:19:28.531 for the great, big organ grinder in the sky. 265 00:19:33.839 --> 00:19:37.582 So, rabbit, how do you wanna die? 266 00:19:39.261 --> 00:19:41.297 Jj 267 00:19:45.935 --> 00:19:48.051 I wanna die in a gunfight. 268 00:19:50.189 --> 00:19:53.397 Die in a gunfight? You hear that, doll? 269 00:19:53.484 --> 00:19:56.942 Here we was, just thinking you were a scared little baby rabbit. 270 00:19:58.698 --> 00:19:59.733 Jesus, mate. 271 00:20:00.741 --> 00:20:02.823 Look what you've gone and done. 272 00:20:02.910 --> 00:20:04.446 It's true what they say, I guess. 273 00:20:04.578 --> 00:20:06.443 Every bird likes a bad boy. 274 00:20:07.456 --> 00:20:09.059 How old are you, you rascally little wabbit? 275 00:20:09.083 --> 00:20:10.083 I'm 27. 276 00:20:10.126 --> 00:20:12.162 Bullshit, mate. I don't believe you. 277 00:20:12.294 --> 00:20:15.878 - I wanna see some identification, please. - Guys. 278 00:20:15.965 --> 00:20:18.206 Where are you bloody going, mate? Sit, sit, sit, sit. 279 00:20:18.300 --> 00:20:22.009 Come on, hand it over. Come on. You're not under arrest yet. 280 00:20:25.182 --> 00:20:26.922 Checks out. Have a look at that, doll. 281 00:20:27.017 --> 00:20:29.008 It's a lot of fun, but I have to get going. 282 00:20:29.103 --> 00:20:31.264 - Oh, no. - Rabbit! 283 00:20:32.481 --> 00:20:34.346 We're just getting started here, mate. 284 00:20:34.442 --> 00:20:38.230 After everything that we've been through together, 285 00:20:38.320 --> 00:20:40.652 I wouldn't have thought that you'd be ashamed of me. 286 00:20:40.781 --> 00:20:42.487 I have nothing to be ashamed of. 287 00:20:43.492 --> 00:20:45.278 Good. 288 00:20:45.369 --> 00:20:48.987 Because I think the feelings... 289 00:20:49.999 --> 00:20:53.457 Our feelings, are still there. 290 00:20:53.544 --> 00:20:55.159 There were never any feelings. 291 00:20:56.172 --> 00:20:57.172 Mm. 292 00:20:58.174 --> 00:20:59.505 Terrence. 293 00:21:05.264 --> 00:21:06.629 That was then. 294 00:21:06.724 --> 00:21:08.339 This is fucking now. 295 00:21:08.434 --> 00:21:10.846 - What are you doing? - Mary, I love you. 296 00:21:10.978 --> 00:21:13.594 - Terrence, please. I don't love you. - Mary... 297 00:21:13.689 --> 00:21:15.930 Okay, just... Terrence. 298 00:21:16.942 --> 00:21:19.934 - What is that? - Our logical conclusion. 299 00:21:20.029 --> 00:21:22.896 Are you insane? 300 00:21:23.032 --> 00:21:24.863 Terrence, just go. 301 00:21:30.956 --> 00:21:32.162 Terrence, just go. 302 00:21:32.249 --> 00:21:34.706 Mary, come on. 303 00:21:36.295 --> 00:21:38.411 Terrence, please, just go away. 304 00:21:39.673 --> 00:21:41.880 Hey, Barb, you wanna dance with rabbit? 305 00:21:41.967 --> 00:21:44.128 She's a really good dancer. 306 00:21:44.220 --> 00:21:46.552 No. Like I said, I have to get going. 307 00:21:48.724 --> 00:21:50.385 I said dance. 308 00:21:51.393 --> 00:21:52.883 What's up, doc? 309 00:21:54.313 --> 00:21:56.178 Whoo! 310 00:21:56.273 --> 00:21:58.229 She is my shining angel. 311 00:21:59.568 --> 00:22:01.809 And if my shining angel wants to dance, 312 00:22:01.904 --> 00:22:04.145 then she's gonna bloody well dance, mate. 313 00:22:04.240 --> 00:22:05.400 Isn't that right, hon? 314 00:22:05.491 --> 00:22:07.903 Sure is, sugar pie. 315 00:22:07.993 --> 00:22:09.654 Look at this, mate. 316 00:22:11.831 --> 00:22:14.743 Two halves make a whole. 317 00:22:15.751 --> 00:22:17.161 - I love you, baby. - I love you. 318 00:22:21.006 --> 00:22:24.419 You wouldn't wanna hurt my angel's feelings now, would you, wabbit? 319 00:22:24.510 --> 00:22:26.626 No, but like I said, I have to get going. 320 00:22:26.762 --> 00:22:30.425 Here I am, thinking that you're a big grown rabbit. 321 00:22:31.433 --> 00:22:32.513 Maybe I'm wrong. 322 00:22:33.602 --> 00:22:35.513 Maybe you're just a pussy. 323 00:22:35.604 --> 00:22:38.061 Oh, come on now, grizzly, be nice. 324 00:22:38.148 --> 00:22:41.106 Oh, well, I didn't wear these dancing shoes for nothing, hon. 325 00:22:44.613 --> 00:22:47.275 So what's it gonna be mate, hmm? 326 00:22:47.366 --> 00:22:49.448 You a rabbit? 327 00:22:50.452 --> 00:22:52.408 Or a pussy? 328 00:22:53.414 --> 00:22:55.279 All right, enough. 329 00:22:55.374 --> 00:22:56.284 On. 330 00:22:56.375 --> 00:22:59.412 You're either gonna let me out, or I'm gonna make you let me. 331 00:22:59.503 --> 00:23:02.119 Look at this, doll, huh? 332 00:23:02.214 --> 00:23:06.298 Looks like me and rabbit are gonna dance. 333 00:23:06.385 --> 00:23:08.171 What, we gonna do the waltz? 334 00:23:08.262 --> 00:23:10.844 We're gonna have a little bloody melee. 335 00:23:13.392 --> 00:23:14.848 Give it everything you got, mate. 336 00:23:17.229 --> 00:23:19.220 Jj 337 00:23:42.129 --> 00:23:44.120 Jj 338 00:24:45.317 --> 00:24:46.317 Hi. 339 00:24:50.114 --> 00:24:51.114 Hi. 340 00:24:55.327 --> 00:24:56.817 So this is your place? 341 00:24:57.830 --> 00:24:59.786 I own it, yeah. 342 00:25:02.418 --> 00:25:04.249 You bought this apartment? 343 00:25:04.336 --> 00:25:05.826 Yeah, I did. 344 00:25:07.423 --> 00:25:09.209 And the entire building around it. 345 00:25:10.884 --> 00:25:12.465 How? 346 00:25:12.594 --> 00:25:15.427 Word on the street is you're poor on purpose. 347 00:25:15.514 --> 00:25:17.175 It's kind of a long story. 348 00:25:18.183 --> 00:25:19.764 Okay. 349 00:25:32.698 --> 00:25:34.313 Care to elaborate? 350 00:25:35.826 --> 00:25:37.782 Mukul and I took an oath of secrecy. 351 00:25:44.376 --> 00:25:45.786 Why didn't you write? 352 00:25:51.008 --> 00:25:52.464 Why did you leave? 353 00:25:54.845 --> 00:25:56.881 You should wash this blood off. 354 00:26:06.482 --> 00:26:07.972 Pamela corbett-ragsdale, 355 00:26:08.067 --> 00:26:11.230 a former research and development executive for rathcart computers 356 00:26:11.320 --> 00:26:15.404 will be sitting down with our own Alan Gregory tomorrow night 357 00:26:15.491 --> 00:26:18.073 in an exclusive live interview. 358 00:26:18.160 --> 00:26:19.991 Corbett-ragsdale will be discussing 359 00:26:20.120 --> 00:26:24.580 the alleged internal memos circulated within rathcart corporation 360 00:26:24.666 --> 00:26:27.829 requiring employees of rathcart computers 361 00:26:27.920 --> 00:26:30.502 fo sign a non-disclosure agreement 362 00:26:30.589 --> 00:26:32.830 concerning a secretive program 363 00:26:32.925 --> 00:26:34.665 called "info net." 364 00:26:34.760 --> 00:26:39.129 Up next, murder mystery. That story, coming up next. 365 00:26:39.223 --> 00:26:41.965 When a desperate William rathcart came to Terrence uberahl 366 00:26:42.059 --> 00:26:46.018 asking him to handle his potentially devastating whistleblower problem, 367 00:26:46.105 --> 00:26:49.597 Terrence was elated, certain that a job well done 368 00:26:49.691 --> 00:26:53.183 was his ticket to securing Mary's hand in marriage. 369 00:26:53.320 --> 00:26:57.154 So he made arrangements with the best contract killer in the business. 370 00:26:57.241 --> 00:26:59.094 What's the status on corbett-ragsdale? 371 00:26:59.118 --> 00:27:01.200 She checked into the Plaza this morning, sir. 372 00:27:01.286 --> 00:27:03.277 - And? - And you have nothing to worry about. 373 00:27:04.456 --> 00:27:07.869 I'm loyal to you, William, and to the corporation. 374 00:27:07.960 --> 00:27:12.249 I feel very much like part of the family. 375 00:27:12.339 --> 00:27:15.797 Well, your father and I were like brothers. You're like a son. 376 00:27:15.884 --> 00:27:18.216 My sentiments exactly. 377 00:27:18.345 --> 00:27:22.509 What if I could be... More than like a son? 378 00:27:24.685 --> 00:27:26.767 Mary and I became very close 379 00:27:26.895 --> 00:27:30.228 while I was keeping an eye on her for you in Paris. 380 00:27:30.315 --> 00:27:34.479 I recall you blew your cover, put yourself at her mercy. 381 00:27:35.904 --> 00:27:38.236 I took my job of protecting her very seriously 382 00:27:38.323 --> 00:27:39.923 and I'd like to continue protecting her. 383 00:27:39.992 --> 00:27:42.699 Yeah? In what capacity? 384 00:27:42.786 --> 00:27:44.322 As her husband. 385 00:27:49.042 --> 00:27:51.249 I proposed last night, sir. 386 00:27:53.422 --> 00:27:55.413 If you approve, of course. 387 00:27:59.428 --> 00:28:00.838 I'll make you a deal. 388 00:28:00.929 --> 00:28:04.592 You take care of my problem, I'll Grant you my daughter's hand. 389 00:28:06.435 --> 00:28:08.096 Just one thing. 390 00:28:08.187 --> 00:28:10.303 Not with ragsdale, sir, with Mary. 391 00:28:11.398 --> 00:28:13.434 I put a few of my men on her just to be safe 392 00:28:13.525 --> 00:28:15.766 and they informed me that she spent the night last night 393 00:28:15.861 --> 00:28:18.694 with... Benjamin gibbon. 394 00:28:19.948 --> 00:28:21.908 - I thought you said you proposed to her. - I did. 395 00:28:21.992 --> 00:28:24.779 She just hasn't said "yes" yet, hence the problem. 396 00:28:24.912 --> 00:28:26.448 How would you like me to proceed? 397 00:28:26.580 --> 00:28:30.289 How about you stop being a pussy and just put the fear of god in him? 398 00:28:31.293 --> 00:28:32.408 Yes, sir. 399 00:28:43.805 --> 00:28:46.638 Mary said goodbye. Seems nice. 400 00:28:55.734 --> 00:28:57.270 Don't look at me like that. 401 00:29:02.157 --> 00:29:04.318 Time to go. 402 00:29:05.827 --> 00:29:09.319 You don't want to be late for your mom's brunch, hmm? 403 00:29:10.499 --> 00:29:13.491 Jj 404 00:29:21.718 --> 00:29:22.718 Ahem. 405 00:29:52.582 --> 00:29:54.322 Mary rathcart? 406 00:29:56.878 --> 00:29:58.869 Ben gibbon. 407 00:30:01.633 --> 00:30:05.000 Do I need to explain to you why this is unacceptable? 408 00:30:06.513 --> 00:30:07.878 Who told you that? 409 00:30:09.558 --> 00:30:11.558 We've always had such high hopes for you. 410 00:30:13.520 --> 00:30:15.556 But you continually disappoint us. 411 00:30:15.647 --> 00:30:18.514 - I'm sorry, I don't mean to continue... - To what, Mary? 412 00:30:18.608 --> 00:30:21.896 Help the boy's father drag my fucking name through the mud? 413 00:30:24.906 --> 00:30:26.737 I'm not sure he needs my help. 414 00:30:27.743 --> 00:30:29.153 My god, you need a leash. 415 00:30:29.244 --> 00:30:30.700 - William. - Ah! 416 00:30:30.787 --> 00:30:32.527 The rathcarts have been running their empire 417 00:30:32.622 --> 00:30:36.490 like a criminal organization for generations, 418 00:30:36.585 --> 00:30:40.328 but this rathcart scandal is a unique opportunity. 419 00:30:40.422 --> 00:30:43.835 It's my chance to end it. 420 00:30:45.761 --> 00:30:48.093 But how can I do that 421 00:30:48.180 --> 00:30:51.593 when my son is photographed cavorting with the man's daughter? 422 00:30:52.601 --> 00:30:54.512 That drags us into it. 423 00:30:54.603 --> 00:30:57.561 It clouds the issue, just when I need things to be... 424 00:31:05.364 --> 00:31:07.730 Sorry, dad. I'm listening. 425 00:31:08.784 --> 00:31:11.366 Crystal clear. 426 00:31:11.453 --> 00:31:15.366 Thank god Terrence is so willing to take you off our hands. 427 00:31:15.457 --> 00:31:17.038 - He is? - Of course he is. 428 00:31:19.086 --> 00:31:23.295 But I thought the two of you were. . Friends in Paris. 429 00:31:24.841 --> 00:31:27.457 As much as you can be friends with a fucking stalker. 430 00:31:29.596 --> 00:31:32.679 Keep your friends close and your enemies closer, right, dad? 431 00:31:32.766 --> 00:31:34.757 Jj 432 00:31:42.275 --> 00:31:44.106 I love the choice of music, Mrs. gibbon. 433 00:31:45.112 --> 00:31:46.727 Thank you, mukul. 434 00:31:46.822 --> 00:31:49.564 Do you guys know what Beethoven's last words were? 435 00:31:49.658 --> 00:31:52.900 "Plaudite, amici, comedia finita est.” 436 00:31:52.994 --> 00:31:54.200 "Friends, applaud. 437 00:31:54.329 --> 00:31:56.570 The comedy is finished." 438 00:31:56.665 --> 00:31:59.202 Goddamn it! I've had enough! 439 00:32:00.335 --> 00:32:02.417 All you had to do was play ball 440 00:32:02.504 --> 00:32:04.460 and all of this would have been yours. 441 00:32:04.548 --> 00:32:07.540 I appreciate the offer, dad, but I'd rather play with my own balls. 442 00:32:08.885 --> 00:32:13.379 And what will you do when whatever it is you're living on runs out, hmm? 443 00:32:13.473 --> 00:32:15.429 Please, enlighten us. 444 00:32:15.517 --> 00:32:19.351 You know, I've been really putting a lot of thought into it. 445 00:32:29.364 --> 00:32:30.364 Fishing. 446 00:32:31.366 --> 00:32:33.197 I think I'll be a fisherman. 447 00:32:33.285 --> 00:32:36.243 And mukul here will be my first mate, right? 448 00:32:37.831 --> 00:32:39.992 He takes after you. You know that? 449 00:32:41.126 --> 00:32:45.165 This family needs to present a unified front and we need a distraction. 450 00:32:46.256 --> 00:32:47.962 So I should marry a man I don't love? 451 00:32:48.049 --> 00:32:49.209 Oh, Jesus Christ. 452 00:32:49.301 --> 00:32:53.795 Your entire life, you have lived off the spoils of your bloodline. 453 00:32:53.889 --> 00:32:56.050 Yes, now comes the reckoning! 454 00:32:56.141 --> 00:32:59.725 So for once you will do as I say! 455 00:33:02.314 --> 00:33:05.306 I worked my entire life to build my reputation 456 00:33:05.400 --> 00:33:11.566 and I am entirely unwilling to let you and your Rasputin ruin it. 457 00:33:11.656 --> 00:33:13.926 No, no, no, no, no. Mukul is my very good friend and our guest. 458 00:33:13.950 --> 00:33:15.030 I eave him out of this. 459 00:33:15.118 --> 00:33:18.030 Don't you think we're taking this a bit far, boys? 460 00:33:18.121 --> 00:33:22.490 You fight, you steal, you drink, you're a disgrace. 461 00:33:27.255 --> 00:33:28.370 Do you hear me? 462 00:33:29.674 --> 00:33:31.255 Henry. 463 00:33:32.260 --> 00:33:33.260 Do you hear me? 464 00:33:34.596 --> 00:33:35.881 I hear you. 465 00:33:35.972 --> 00:33:38.554 Your name may be gibbon... 466 00:33:38.642 --> 00:33:42.180 - And? - And it's bullshit. 467 00:33:42.270 --> 00:33:44.636 But you're not fit for this family. 468 00:33:44.731 --> 00:33:46.062 And I'm not putting up with it. 469 00:33:47.609 --> 00:33:50.897 - Hey! - You wanna act like a goddamn animal? 470 00:33:50.987 --> 00:33:52.193 There is your cage! 471 00:33:53.532 --> 00:33:55.523 Jj 472 00:34:02.707 --> 00:34:04.197 Okay. 473 00:34:19.558 --> 00:34:20.558 Benjamin. 474 00:34:29.150 --> 00:34:30.515 You're excused. 475 00:34:33.947 --> 00:34:35.733 Sorry, mom. 476 00:34:38.326 --> 00:34:41.784 I am. I'm sorry. 477 00:34:43.498 --> 00:34:44.658 Go. 478 00:34:46.418 --> 00:34:47.703 Just go, Ben. 479 00:34:59.347 --> 00:35:01.679 I apologize if I played any part 480 00:35:01.766 --> 00:35:06.180 in ruining your lovely mother's day celebration, Mrs. gibbon. 481 00:35:14.696 --> 00:35:15.696 Hmm. 482 00:35:18.366 --> 00:35:19.366 Mm-hmm. 483 00:35:22.912 --> 00:35:26.655 Later that night, alone in their respective rooms, 484 00:35:26.750 --> 00:35:30.993 Mary and Ben found themselves doing what many of us tend to do 485 00:35:31.087 --> 00:35:32.418 when we're feeling forlorn. 486 00:35:33.423 --> 00:35:36.256 They were contemplating the events of the past... 487 00:35:36.343 --> 00:35:40.632 The precious highs, the devastating lows, 488 00:35:40.722 --> 00:35:45.136 and the choices they had made or failed to make in between, 489 00:35:45.226 --> 00:35:48.889 all of which, when added up, had led them right here... 490 00:35:50.065 --> 00:35:52.772 To this very moment. 491 00:35:52.901 --> 00:35:57.144 They felt haunted by a suspicion 492 00:35:57.238 --> 00:36:01.857 that history was somehow repeating itself. 493 00:36:10.877 --> 00:36:13.493 And so each in their own way, 494 00:36:13.588 --> 00:36:16.421 they resolved to throw caution to the wind 495 00:36:16.549 --> 00:36:20.417 and do something quite different this time around. 496 00:36:23.264 --> 00:36:26.256 Jj 497 00:36:34.984 --> 00:36:36.849 Shh, shh! Hey, hey, hey. 498 00:36:36.945 --> 00:36:40.108 - Shh, shh! - What are you doing here? 499 00:36:45.537 --> 00:36:47.778 Why are you always leaving, huh? 500 00:36:49.374 --> 00:36:50.580 What? 501 00:36:53.086 --> 00:36:55.793 I don't know. I... I can't be here anymore. 502 00:36:59.801 --> 00:37:03.669 Mary, we're at the age where it's pretty much time to conform or die. 503 00:37:03.763 --> 00:37:06.004 We grew up thinking we're gonna be something special 504 00:37:06.099 --> 00:37:08.556 and do something heroic with our lives, you know, 505 00:37:08.643 --> 00:37:12.056 and they let us live in that fantasy for 20-something years. 506 00:37:12.147 --> 00:37:13.933 And then what? 507 00:37:14.023 --> 00:37:17.390 We're just supposed to surrender and grow up, live with the heartbreak 508 00:37:17.485 --> 00:37:20.602 that our lives were never meant to be as great as we thought they'd be. 509 00:37:23.992 --> 00:37:26.108 Honestly, I'd rather die. 510 00:37:31.082 --> 00:37:32.492 What if there's another way? 511 00:37:35.545 --> 00:37:38.537 What if greatness for me... 512 00:37:42.635 --> 00:37:43.841 Is loving you? 513 00:37:45.847 --> 00:37:48.634 Loving you perfectly, and fuck the rest. 514 00:37:53.480 --> 00:37:54.970 I can live with that, you know. 515 00:37:56.941 --> 00:37:59.432 I'm pretty sure that kind of love never dies. 516 00:37:59.527 --> 00:38:01.518 Jj 517 00:38:13.792 --> 00:38:15.453 Mary. 518 00:38:17.796 --> 00:38:18.796 Fuck it. 519 00:38:19.798 --> 00:38:20.798 Fuck it. 520 00:38:25.512 --> 00:38:26.968 You wanna get out of here? 521 00:38:27.055 --> 00:38:28.465 Mary! 522 00:38:29.557 --> 00:38:31.047 We need to talk. 523 00:38:49.828 --> 00:38:54.197 I have an idea, in the interest of this not being weird. 524 00:38:54.290 --> 00:38:57.282 Let's just start over. You know, pretend we're complete strangers 525 00:38:57.377 --> 00:38:59.663 and it's the first time we've ever met. 526 00:39:00.672 --> 00:39:03.414 - Like a blind date? - Yeah, exactly. 527 00:39:04.425 --> 00:39:05.665 Okay, then. 528 00:39:05.760 --> 00:39:07.751 So hi, I'm Mary. 529 00:39:08.930 --> 00:39:10.970 Oh, you're really excited to meet me. 530 00:39:11.808 --> 00:39:14.515 Hi. Hi. Hi, I'm Mary. 531 00:39:14.602 --> 00:39:17.469 Yeah, okay, great. Mary, hi, I'm Ben. 532 00:39:17.564 --> 00:39:18.974 - Hi. - Pleasure to meet you. 533 00:39:19.065 --> 00:39:20.805 Pleasure's all mine. 534 00:39:26.239 --> 00:39:27.445 Now what? 535 00:39:30.201 --> 00:39:32.863 - Do you know who Ken kesey is? - Of course. 536 00:39:32.954 --> 00:39:36.287 You know, he had this thing where he always talked about making this movie, 537 00:39:36.416 --> 00:39:39.283 like he was living his life making this movie. 538 00:39:39.377 --> 00:39:43.962 I always liked that. I always thought of my life that way. 539 00:39:44.966 --> 00:39:46.797 So am I in your movie now? 540 00:39:47.802 --> 00:39:49.588 You've always been in my movie. 541 00:39:50.597 --> 00:39:52.633 You better watch out. 542 00:39:52.724 --> 00:39:56.057 I studied acting, so I'm gonna be the star of your movie. 543 00:39:56.144 --> 00:39:59.477 - Hmm. - But I'm really, really bad at crying. 544 00:39:59.564 --> 00:40:01.625 There was, like, a whole class on how to cry on command 545 00:40:01.649 --> 00:40:03.981 and I could never do it. Never. 546 00:40:07.488 --> 00:40:09.900 All right. Well, we're gonna need some backstory. 547 00:40:09.991 --> 00:40:13.483 - Um, may I ask you a personal question? - Sure. 548 00:40:14.495 --> 00:40:16.156 Who was the guy you were with last night? 549 00:40:17.498 --> 00:40:20.911 I wasn't with a guy. He works for my dad. 550 00:40:21.002 --> 00:40:23.664 When I was in Paris, 551 00:40:23.755 --> 00:40:27.714 my dad sent him to keep an eye on me and I wasn't supposed to know. 552 00:40:27.800 --> 00:40:30.086 And then one morning, I was having breakfast in a café 553 00:40:30.178 --> 00:40:32.669 and he just sat down across from me and said... 554 00:40:32.764 --> 00:40:34.880 Good morning, Mary. 555 00:40:34.974 --> 00:40:37.465 I've weighed out my options before sitting down with you. 556 00:40:37.560 --> 00:40:39.266 They were three in number. 557 00:40:39.354 --> 00:40:41.845 One, maintain the status quo and keep my distance. 558 00:40:41.981 --> 00:40:44.848 Two, pretend to be a stranger and take it from there. 559 00:40:44.943 --> 00:40:49.357 Three, just come right out and hope for the best. 560 00:40:49.447 --> 00:40:53.065 And that being said, I simply can no longer keep my distance. 561 00:40:53.201 --> 00:40:55.317 And honesty is usually the best policy, 562 00:40:55.411 --> 00:40:57.493 so I've decided to go with option three. 563 00:40:59.749 --> 00:41:02.081 That's fascinating. 564 00:41:02.168 --> 00:41:04.955 Mostly, though, I'm wondering who you are, what you want from me, 565 00:41:05.046 --> 00:41:08.755 and why I shouldn't take this knife and put it in your fucking eye? 566 00:41:13.137 --> 00:41:14.843 And I work for your father, 567 00:41:15.890 --> 00:41:18.381 Mr. William rathcart. 568 00:41:18.518 --> 00:41:21.305 He has stationed me here as an invisible agent, so to speak. 569 00:41:21.396 --> 00:41:26.231 I've been charged more precisely with keeping an eye on you 570 00:41:26.317 --> 00:41:29.775 and stepping in if you were to invite undue trouble. 571 00:41:30.780 --> 00:41:32.441 Why doesn't that surprise me? 572 00:41:34.033 --> 00:41:36.945 You know, wouldn't it be so much more... 573 00:41:38.579 --> 00:41:42.618 Profitable if I were to come clean and reveal myself to you? 574 00:41:42.709 --> 00:41:44.311 I mean, after all, lurking in the background 575 00:41:44.335 --> 00:41:46.997 pales in comparison to being included. 576 00:41:47.088 --> 00:41:48.419 Included? 577 00:41:48.548 --> 00:41:51.415 Well, what I mean is, 578 00:41:51.509 --> 00:41:55.252 you know, I could complete my mission 579 00:41:55.388 --> 00:42:00.428 and report all the details of your comings and goings to your father or... 580 00:42:03.229 --> 00:42:07.472 You and I could become in cahoots. 581 00:42:07.567 --> 00:42:10.149 And all he'd have to hear is a bare and unexciting minimum. 582 00:42:12.155 --> 00:42:16.819 And you know, all I'd ask in return is for you to grace me with your company, 583 00:42:16.909 --> 00:42:19.321 only when you have time, of course. 584 00:42:24.083 --> 00:42:26.449 So you're a double agent, are you? 585 00:42:26.544 --> 00:42:29.536 Mademoiselle, I am merely an agent. 586 00:42:29.630 --> 00:42:31.962 Of what, I have no idea. 587 00:42:37.555 --> 00:42:39.967 I haven't been able to shake him since. 588 00:42:41.100 --> 00:42:43.887 It was kind of like giving scraps to a stray. 589 00:42:45.313 --> 00:42:47.895 He proposed to me last night with a ring. 590 00:42:47.982 --> 00:42:49.793 Like, he actually went out and he bought a ring, 591 00:42:49.817 --> 00:42:51.837 which means he thought that I actually might say yes, 592 00:42:51.861 --> 00:42:54.978 which means he's not just a little off-kilter like I thought. 593 00:42:55.073 --> 00:42:59.157 He's actually... he's insane. And my dad wants me to say yes. 594 00:42:59.285 --> 00:43:01.822 But I always knew that he was fucking nuts. 595 00:43:04.082 --> 00:43:06.164 So, here I am. 596 00:43:09.087 --> 00:43:10.087 Hey, you're bleeding. 597 00:43:11.422 --> 00:43:12.537 - Oh. - Here. 598 00:43:13.925 --> 00:43:16.416 - Oh. No, no, no, it's fine. - Let me see. 599 00:43:16.511 --> 00:43:18.502 Jj 600 00:43:38.032 --> 00:43:40.523 Turn it off. Turn it off! 601 00:43:41.536 --> 00:43:43.777 Just... man, turn it off! 602 00:43:43.871 --> 00:43:45.987 Just go. Go, go. 603 00:43:46.082 --> 00:43:48.118 We're gonna piss a lot of people off. 604 00:43:49.127 --> 00:43:50.583 To hell with them. 605 00:43:50.670 --> 00:43:53.662 Jj 606 00:44:15.570 --> 00:44:18.858 Meanwhile, Terrence uberahl's hitman, Wayne mccarty, 607 00:44:18.948 --> 00:44:20.984 who had instructed Terrence fo leave his payment 608 00:44:21.075 --> 00:44:24.408 in a bathroom stall at club wildlife the night before, 609 00:44:24.495 --> 00:44:26.736 was making a detour with his wife Barbie 610 00:44:26.831 --> 00:44:29.413 en route to killing Pamela corbett-ragsdale. 611 00:44:32.044 --> 00:44:34.831 Hey. You got this, baby. 612 00:44:34.922 --> 00:44:36.878 I'll be right here, cheering you on. 613 00:44:37.925 --> 00:44:39.256 I'm so ashamed. 614 00:44:41.262 --> 00:44:43.253 I feel like a bloody criminal. 615 00:44:43.347 --> 00:44:44.962 You're no criminal. 616 00:44:46.434 --> 00:44:49.597 You're just a guy with a big heart 617 00:44:53.482 --> 00:44:58.226 remember, Serenity is not the absence of conflict... 618 00:44:59.405 --> 00:45:01.987 But the ability to cope with it. 619 00:45:02.074 --> 00:45:03.530 - Yeah. - Yeah. 620 00:45:04.911 --> 00:45:06.151 We slipped. 621 00:45:07.705 --> 00:45:09.866 This is part of making it right. You know it. 622 00:45:11.292 --> 00:45:12.623 Yeah, I know it. 623 00:45:12.752 --> 00:45:16.165 Mm-hmm, so you just go on in there 624 00:45:16.297 --> 00:45:19.960 and give that boy back his wallet and tell him you're sorry. 625 00:45:22.970 --> 00:45:25.757 You're a strong man, Wayne mccarty. 626 00:45:26.766 --> 00:45:29.508 Yeah. That's why I love you. 627 00:45:31.020 --> 00:45:32.760 Now, go be strong. 628 00:45:35.066 --> 00:45:36.806 I don't deserve you, baby. 629 00:45:38.319 --> 00:45:39.980 I don't deserve you. 630 00:45:42.990 --> 00:45:44.150 Okay. 631 00:45:50.748 --> 00:45:52.739 Jj 632 00:45:53.751 --> 00:45:55.491 Oh! 633 00:46:06.722 --> 00:46:09.805 Mate, hey, you know, you shouldn't leave your door open like that. 634 00:46:09.892 --> 00:46:12.008 Geez, any weirdo could just walk in on you. 635 00:46:14.313 --> 00:46:16.349 Oh, hey, guys. 636 00:46:16.482 --> 00:46:19.440 I'm looking for, uh, rabbit. 637 00:46:19.527 --> 00:46:21.643 Who the fuck are you, man? 638 00:46:21.737 --> 00:46:24.023 I'm the guy looking for rabbit. Who the fuck are you? 639 00:46:24.115 --> 00:46:26.151 We're looking for Ben gibbon. 640 00:46:26.242 --> 00:46:28.512 Ben is rabbit. See? We're looking for the same person, okay? 641 00:46:28.536 --> 00:46:31.903 So relax, I'm friends with him. You guys friends with him? 642 00:46:31.998 --> 00:46:33.954 Didn't think so. Look, let's start again. 643 00:46:34.041 --> 00:46:35.041 My name's... 644 00:46:37.253 --> 00:46:38.253 Oh... 645 00:46:40.506 --> 00:46:42.212 Good hit, buddy. 646 00:46:42.300 --> 00:46:44.040 Good hit. Stop, stop, stop, stop. 647 00:46:48.347 --> 00:46:49.712 On. 648 00:46:49.807 --> 00:46:51.217 S 649 00:46:53.519 --> 00:46:55.555 Stop. Time out. Time out. Stop. 650 00:46:58.232 --> 00:47:00.393 We're all looking for Ben. You hear that? 651 00:47:00.484 --> 00:47:03.066 Oh, look, he's pulling up right now, guys. Look at... 652 00:47:07.241 --> 00:47:09.232 Jj 653 00:47:21.088 --> 00:47:23.579 Fucking start the car! 654 00:47:23.716 --> 00:47:24.716 Oh, shit. 655 00:47:27.762 --> 00:47:28.762 Hey! 656 00:47:28.804 --> 00:47:29.804 Bye, guys! 657 00:47:31.515 --> 00:47:33.426 - Hey! - Come on! 658 00:47:36.103 --> 00:47:38.310 Benji, you here? 659 00:47:38.397 --> 00:47:41.389 Jj 660 00:47:46.906 --> 00:47:47.986 On. 661 00:47:56.582 --> 00:47:57.947 - Hey. Mukul. - Hey. 662 00:47:58.042 --> 00:47:59.623 Uh, you... you've met Mary. 663 00:47:59.710 --> 00:48:01.746 - Hi. Hi, again. - Hello, there. 664 00:48:01.837 --> 00:48:03.793 Um, I'm gonna go dry off. 665 00:48:03.881 --> 00:48:04.881 - Yeah. - Yeah. 666 00:48:05.800 --> 00:48:06.960 She's sweet. 667 00:48:08.511 --> 00:48:10.047 - You good? - Yeah. 668 00:48:10.137 --> 00:48:11.752 - So all bong gone? - Yeah. 669 00:48:11.847 --> 00:48:13.633 What? 670 00:48:13.724 --> 00:48:17.342 So nothing weird or unusual to report? 671 00:48:18.354 --> 00:48:20.185 - No. - No one weird? 672 00:48:21.273 --> 00:48:22.763 - No. - Okay. 673 00:48:24.151 --> 00:48:25.482 - Why? - Just... 674 00:48:26.654 --> 00:48:28.986 - You good? - Yeah. 675 00:48:29.115 --> 00:48:31.322 Just keep your guard up. Hmm? 676 00:48:32.785 --> 00:48:35.242 You worry too much, brother. I love you. 677 00:48:35.329 --> 00:48:36.819 - Love you. - Today is a great day! 678 00:48:36.914 --> 00:48:38.154 Just... 679 00:48:38.249 --> 00:48:39.329 Oh... 680 00:48:49.427 --> 00:48:51.793 Nice coat. Where'd you get it? 681 00:48:51.887 --> 00:48:54.003 A gift from me to you. Take it. 682 00:48:55.015 --> 00:48:56.926 You're too kind, really. 683 00:49:00.938 --> 00:49:02.348 All these people are dead. 684 00:49:09.864 --> 00:49:11.104 Turn around. 685 00:49:14.034 --> 00:49:15.069 Turn around. 686 00:49:30.259 --> 00:49:31.339 Okay. 687 00:49:35.848 --> 00:49:38.134 Stop looking at me like that. You're making me shy. 688 00:49:59.538 --> 00:50:02.245 Oh, cool. 689 00:50:13.260 --> 00:50:14.420 Hmm. 690 00:50:16.555 --> 00:50:19.843 I still think about going away to one of these places. 691 00:50:21.185 --> 00:50:25.679 Just starting a totally new life where no one knows me. 692 00:50:26.690 --> 00:50:28.180 Totally anonymous. 693 00:50:29.193 --> 00:50:30.933 Well, that sounds nice, doesn't it? 694 00:50:33.489 --> 00:50:36.401 No, it's stupid, childish. 695 00:50:36.492 --> 00:50:39.359 - Childish, maybe. Not stupid. - Yeah. 696 00:50:39.453 --> 00:50:42.695 Well, I tried it. It didn't exactly pan out, so... 697 00:50:42.790 --> 00:50:45.953 Mm. No, you didn't. 698 00:50:46.085 --> 00:50:47.291 You bailed on it. 699 00:51:02.309 --> 00:51:04.675 You... you kept yours? 700 00:51:04.770 --> 00:51:07.182 - You didn't? - I used mine. 701 00:51:07.273 --> 00:51:09.559 You left, so I went on my own. 702 00:51:11.068 --> 00:51:13.354 I didn't leave. I was sent. 703 00:51:15.990 --> 00:51:17.150 On. 704 00:51:19.326 --> 00:51:21.658 It's a pretty crazy idea for a couple of kids. 705 00:51:22.705 --> 00:51:23.911 Yeah. 706 00:51:30.588 --> 00:51:32.920 - Do you have a death wish? - What? 707 00:51:34.341 --> 00:51:36.047 Why would you ask that? 708 00:51:36.135 --> 00:51:38.296 I don't know. I'm just curious. 709 00:51:39.305 --> 00:51:40.305 Curious about what? 710 00:51:41.307 --> 00:51:43.673 Do you wanna die? 711 00:51:43.767 --> 00:51:46.679 - Didn't realize I had a choice. - I'm being serious. 712 00:51:47.771 --> 00:51:49.261 When you think about dying, 713 00:51:49.356 --> 00:51:51.347 is it something that excites you? 714 00:51:54.153 --> 00:51:55.359 I don't know. 715 00:52:06.206 --> 00:52:07.321 Who's this? 716 00:52:08.667 --> 00:52:11.283 - That's my mom. - My god. 717 00:52:13.464 --> 00:52:15.580 - She was a badass. - Yeah. 718 00:52:15.674 --> 00:52:17.380 Married my dad young. 719 00:52:37.905 --> 00:52:39.020 May I? 720 00:52:41.617 --> 00:52:42.857 Be my guest. 721 00:52:47.206 --> 00:52:48.366 Thanks. 722 00:53:18.529 --> 00:53:20.360 Why would a guy like you wanna die? 723 00:53:21.740 --> 00:53:24.277 - I never said I did. - You didn't say you didn't. 724 00:53:29.915 --> 00:53:32.122 What does it feel like to get punched in the face? 725 00:53:33.127 --> 00:53:36.290 Um, I don't know. It hurts. 726 00:53:37.297 --> 00:53:38.662 Yeah? 727 00:53:38.799 --> 00:53:40.289 You like that or something? 728 00:53:44.596 --> 00:53:46.052 Punch me in the face. 729 00:53:47.725 --> 00:53:50.011 - What? No. - I wanna know what it feels like. 730 00:53:50.102 --> 00:53:52.414 - I'm not gonna punch you in the face. - I give you full permission. 731 00:53:52.438 --> 00:53:54.895 Just punch me, like, right in the kisser. Do it. 732 00:53:54.982 --> 00:53:56.668 - What? - Come on! A girl never gets a chance. 733 00:53:56.692 --> 00:53:58.057 - No, no. - Do it! 734 00:53:58.152 --> 00:53:59.813 - Uh, I'm... I'm not... - Just do it! 735 00:53:59.903 --> 00:54:01.343 Do it or I'll punch you in the face. 736 00:54:01.405 --> 00:54:03.066 - Oh, really? - Yeah, do it. 737 00:54:03.157 --> 00:54:04.897 On the count of three, all right? 738 00:54:04.992 --> 00:54:07.108 One, two... 739 00:54:08.120 --> 00:54:09.120 I will do it. 740 00:54:10.122 --> 00:54:11.658 - Three. - All right. 741 00:54:21.508 --> 00:54:22.748 That was a good one. 742 00:54:26.180 --> 00:54:28.450 - What are you doing? - I told you to punch me in the face. 743 00:54:28.474 --> 00:54:30.154 - I'm not gonna punch you. - I told you to! 744 00:54:30.184 --> 00:54:32.162 - I'm not... I'm not gonna... - I told you to punch me. 745 00:54:32.186 --> 00:54:35.599 Uh, Mary, please. Hey, Mary, stop. 746 00:54:35.689 --> 00:54:37.350 Why was it so easy for you to move on? 747 00:54:37.441 --> 00:54:39.181 Mary, it wasn't easy. It fucking sucked. 748 00:54:39.276 --> 00:54:41.517 - So why didn't you miss me? - I did miss you! 749 00:54:41.653 --> 00:54:43.939 Why didn't you write me back? 750 00:54:44.031 --> 00:54:45.692 - Back? - I wrote you! 751 00:54:45.783 --> 00:54:47.865 Mary, I never got any letters! 752 00:54:47.951 --> 00:54:50.442 - What? - I never got any letters. 753 00:54:52.873 --> 00:54:54.409 I promise. I swear. 754 00:54:55.584 --> 00:54:56.994 Oh, my god. 755 00:54:57.085 --> 00:54:59.997 I'm so... oh, my god. 756 00:55:02.382 --> 00:55:04.839 It's okay. Hey, hey, hey. 757 00:55:13.894 --> 00:55:18.479 My dad, Terrence, they stole all that time from us. 758 00:55:23.153 --> 00:55:24.518 Hey. 759 00:55:25.906 --> 00:55:28.648 We're here right now and that's all that matters. 760 00:55:33.080 --> 00:55:35.036 - Hmm? - I'm sorry. 761 00:55:36.333 --> 00:55:38.198 - I'm sorry. - No, no. 762 00:55:38.293 --> 00:55:39.408 Hey. 763 00:55:45.843 --> 00:55:48.004 - Hello. - Hello. 764 00:55:49.263 --> 00:55:50.548 Yeah, hello. 765 00:55:51.849 --> 00:55:54.010 Who is this? 766 00:55:54.101 --> 00:55:57.309 I think you have this phone call thing backwards. You called me. 767 00:55:57.437 --> 00:55:59.052 I'm looking for Mary. 768 00:56:00.315 --> 00:56:02.852 Is everything copacetic over there? 769 00:56:05.279 --> 00:56:07.440 Right as rain, friend. 770 00:56:07.531 --> 00:56:09.271 I'm not your friend. 771 00:56:09.366 --> 00:56:11.982 No? Then why'd you call me? 772 00:56:12.995 --> 00:56:16.112 I'm gonna call you Pinocchio. 773 00:56:16.248 --> 00:56:17.579 And why's that? 774 00:56:18.584 --> 00:56:20.040 He was nosy. 775 00:58:09.486 --> 00:58:12.523 If it's true that rathcart computers were wired 776 00:58:12.614 --> 00:58:18.109 to monitor the activity of high-profile customers through their built-in cameras, 777 00:58:18.203 --> 00:58:19.659 that could very well be the straw 778 00:58:19.746 --> 00:58:23.364 that finally breaks the back of the rathcart corporation. 779 00:58:23.458 --> 00:58:26.825 We go live now to a gbn breaking news exclusive. 780 00:58:26.920 --> 00:58:29.832 Multiple shots fired near the financial district. 781 00:58:29.923 --> 00:58:31.914 Reports of a deadly car crash. 782 00:58:32.050 --> 00:58:33.836 We've got more on this story 783 00:58:33.927 --> 00:58:37.920 and continuing coverage of the rathcart scandal as it develops. 784 00:59:03.040 --> 00:59:06.032 Jj 785 00:59:13.133 --> 00:59:16.375 Oh, sh... 786 00:59:26.229 --> 00:59:29.221 Wake up, angel. Wake up. 787 00:59:43.080 --> 00:59:45.071 Jj 788 00:59:46.083 --> 00:59:48.199 Shh, shh. 789 01:00:02.724 --> 01:00:05.716 Jj 790 01:00:30.418 --> 01:00:31.418 Mm. 791 01:00:39.719 --> 01:00:40.799 Hi. 792 01:00:43.557 --> 01:00:45.013 So what do we do now? 793 01:00:48.728 --> 01:00:49.808 Let's get out of here. 794 01:00:50.772 --> 01:00:52.182 Sure. Where? 795 01:00:52.274 --> 01:00:54.230 No, I mean out of this city. 796 01:00:54.317 --> 01:00:57.559 Let's just get out of here, away from everything and everyone. 797 01:00:57.654 --> 01:01:00.737 - Let's go. - Where would we go? 798 01:01:01.783 --> 01:01:05.992 You know, I still like Mexico. 799 01:01:06.079 --> 01:01:07.569 All the fugitives go to Mexico. 800 01:01:07.664 --> 01:01:08.824 Mm-hmm. 801 01:01:12.919 --> 01:01:16.002 - We really could. We could, couldn't we? - Yeah. 802 01:01:16.089 --> 01:01:18.671 We can buy a little spot on the beach. 803 01:01:18.758 --> 01:01:22.751 Just lay around in the sun till we're old and gray. 804 01:01:22.888 --> 01:01:25.880 - And I'll become a fisherman. - And I'll open a shack stand. 805 01:01:25.974 --> 01:01:29.137 And I'll sell fish tacos to tourists. 806 01:01:32.397 --> 01:01:34.729 He'll try to stop us, you know. 807 01:01:34.816 --> 01:01:37.148 - Let him try. - Yeah. 808 01:01:38.153 --> 01:01:40.565 Well, you don't know my father. 809 01:01:40.655 --> 01:01:43.442 And you don't know Terrence uberahl. He will come looking for me. 810 01:01:43.533 --> 01:01:44.989 - Oh, yeah? - Yeah. 811 01:01:45.076 --> 01:01:47.909 - Then I'll protect you. - And I'll protect you. 812 01:01:50.081 --> 01:01:51.617 For how long? 813 01:01:51.708 --> 01:01:53.539 For as long as you want me to. 814 01:01:57.631 --> 01:01:59.167 How about forever? 815 01:02:06.097 --> 01:02:07.507 Mary rathcart. 816 01:02:08.934 --> 01:02:10.094 Yes? 817 01:02:11.937 --> 01:02:13.928 I'm sick of waiting for my life to start. 818 01:02:15.774 --> 01:02:18.356 I'm sick of trying so hard to feel something. 819 01:02:19.903 --> 01:02:22.565 And you coming back made me realize I... 820 01:02:23.823 --> 01:02:25.484 I just wanna be... 821 01:02:26.660 --> 01:02:27.775 Happy. 822 01:02:28.912 --> 01:02:29.912 Yeah. 823 01:02:36.586 --> 01:02:37.666 When? 824 01:02:39.881 --> 01:02:42.088 There's no time like the present. 825 01:02:47.264 --> 01:02:50.256 Jj 826 01:03:14.666 --> 01:03:15.872 Have a seat. 827 01:03:23.550 --> 01:03:27.714 Look, I, um, I came here today as a professional courtesy. 828 01:03:27.804 --> 01:03:30.796 This is me being professional, and there's your courtesy. 829 01:03:30.890 --> 01:03:33.552 And I just wanna get straight to the point here, mate. 830 01:03:33.685 --> 01:03:35.471 Look, you contracted me to do a job, 831 01:03:35.562 --> 01:03:38.520 you paid in full upfront, just like I instructed you to do. 832 01:03:39.566 --> 01:03:41.602 Circumstances have changed 833 01:03:41.735 --> 01:03:45.944 such that they no longer permit me to carry out the said job. 834 01:03:46.948 --> 01:03:52.534 So therefore, here I am to willingly return my compensation. 835 01:03:52.620 --> 01:03:54.702 Whoa, what? 836 01:03:54.789 --> 01:03:57.906 I'm not gonna kill Pamela corbett-ragsdale. 837 01:03:58.001 --> 01:03:59.741 Your cash is in the bag. 838 01:03:59.836 --> 01:04:03.749 You can chalk it up to a recent personal tragedy. 839 01:04:03.882 --> 01:04:05.747 Now, I've got a new, more pressing job. 840 01:04:05.842 --> 01:04:09.585 - Hey, if it's about the money... - It's not about the money, mate. 841 01:04:11.723 --> 01:04:13.759 There is an angel up there... 842 01:04:15.810 --> 01:04:17.675 Waiting at the gates of heaven, 843 01:04:17.771 --> 01:04:21.059 and the password for her entrance is "revenge." 844 01:04:21.149 --> 01:04:24.516 Hey, listen, if corbett-ragsdale makes it to that interview today, 845 01:04:24.611 --> 01:04:29.822 there are some very powerful people that will be awfully upset. 846 01:04:29.908 --> 01:04:32.490 I get that, mate. 847 01:04:32.577 --> 01:04:36.035 But I'm pretty fucking upset myself at the moment. 848 01:04:36.122 --> 01:04:39.956 And that is why I came here in person, which I never do, 849 01:04:40.043 --> 01:04:42.043 to give you enough time to make other arrangements. 850 01:04:42.128 --> 01:04:45.962 Oh, enough time! Enough time! 851 01:04:46.049 --> 01:04:49.507 You've wasted all the time we had! 852 01:04:53.390 --> 01:04:54.390 Fuck! 853 01:04:54.474 --> 01:04:57.762 In the brief duration of your employment, 854 01:04:57.852 --> 01:05:01.811 you have been privy to some very incriminating information 855 01:05:01.898 --> 01:05:03.980 and that presents me with an issue. 856 01:05:05.485 --> 01:05:08.318 Don't go wasting your time making idle threats there, lollipop. 857 01:05:09.322 --> 01:05:11.813 I've been in the bloody blood business 858 01:05:11.908 --> 01:05:14.650 since you were handing out handjobs at hanson concerts. 859 01:05:15.662 --> 01:05:18.153 So I know better than you. 860 01:05:18.289 --> 01:05:20.245 Loose lips sink ships. 861 01:05:22.085 --> 01:05:23.996 You won't have no problem from me. 862 01:05:25.004 --> 01:05:26.869 You've got my word. 863 01:05:26.965 --> 01:05:30.128 Now, if you'll please excuse me, 864 01:05:30.218 --> 01:05:32.880 I'm gonna catch a love story at the local cinema. 865 01:05:34.764 --> 01:05:37.597 And then I'm gonna track down a pair of lady killers. 866 01:05:43.982 --> 01:05:46.314 What's the name of that painting you got there on the wall? 867 01:05:47.527 --> 01:05:49.358 - Fuck you. - Mm. Good name. 868 01:05:51.030 --> 01:05:54.022 Jj 869 01:06:06.045 --> 01:06:08.752 Gibbon, that son of a bitch, must have goften to him. 870 01:06:08.840 --> 01:06:11.707 Follow the didgeridoo. Take care of him. 871 01:06:11.801 --> 01:06:14.918 You find Mary and that gibbon kid. 872 01:06:15.013 --> 01:06:16.844 I wanna talk to them personally. 873 01:06:18.349 --> 01:06:21.807 I think we may have just lost the medicine for our little bug. 874 01:06:21.895 --> 01:06:23.635 What's plan b? Plan b? 875 01:06:23.730 --> 01:06:24.936 Yeah. 876 01:06:25.064 --> 01:06:26.679 There is no plan b. 877 01:06:26.774 --> 01:06:30.892 I thought I told you to hire the best. Who the fuck is this guy? 878 01:06:31.905 --> 01:06:33.896 No, he came highly recommended. 879 01:06:33.990 --> 01:06:35.759 - I wasn't anticipating, sir... - Terrence, listen to me. 880 01:06:35.783 --> 01:06:36.818 - Yes. - Ll jsten to me. 881 01:06:36.910 --> 01:06:38.320 I am sick of excuses, all right? 882 01:06:38.411 --> 01:06:39.947 - I am sick of them. - Yes, sir. 883 01:06:40.038 --> 01:06:43.155 - Figure this out now. - I'll handle it myself. 884 01:06:43.249 --> 01:06:45.240 While... while I have you, 885 01:06:45.335 --> 01:06:49.169 I seem to have lost track of Mary during all this. 886 01:06:49.255 --> 01:06:52.839 I'm beginning to worry and I was hoping that maybe you had a chance to... 887 01:06:52.926 --> 01:06:55.668 - Terrence, stop. - Maybe you had a chance to... 888 01:06:55.762 --> 01:06:58.299 Terrence, how about you stop worrying about my daughter 889 01:06:58.431 --> 01:07:01.423 and focus on silencing corbett-ragsdale? 890 01:07:01.518 --> 01:07:03.725 You know where she is. Now, get it done. 891 01:07:03.811 --> 01:07:06.177 - I'm coming in. - Of course. 892 01:07:06.272 --> 01:07:09.264 Jj 893 01:07:25.291 --> 01:07:28.374 I bet your speech was swell. 894 01:07:30.797 --> 01:07:33.334 Did you tell them that funny story you told me yesterday? 895 01:07:33.466 --> 01:07:34.831 No. 896 01:07:34.968 --> 01:07:38.677 I didn't think of it. All I could think of was my... 897 01:07:38.805 --> 01:07:41.547 Fatal errors have a way of compounding, 898 01:07:41.641 --> 01:07:44.098 and Terrence uberahl's previous mistakes 899 01:07:44.185 --> 01:07:46.676 were about to inspire yet another. 900 01:07:46.771 --> 01:07:48.582 Told them that I used your money, all of it, 901 01:07:48.606 --> 01:07:51.018 to buy furniture for this apartment. 902 01:07:51.109 --> 01:07:52.849 That's silly. Your money, my money. 903 01:07:52.944 --> 01:07:55.130 What difference does it make? It wasn't very much anyway. 904 01:07:55.154 --> 01:07:57.915 Maybe I could have told them the baby has to sleep in the dining room. 905 01:07:57.991 --> 01:08:00.482 It's only temporary till we get another apartment. 906 01:08:11.170 --> 01:08:13.536 You ever seen this movie? Huh? 907 01:08:15.300 --> 01:08:19.669 It was my Barbie's favorite movie! 908 01:08:21.389 --> 01:08:23.380 Jj 909 01:08:28.438 --> 01:08:30.349 Speak up. Stand right up to Doolittle. 910 01:08:30.440 --> 01:08:33.022 Don't ask for your rights. Demand them. 911 01:08:34.694 --> 01:08:38.061 Remember the day in Boston when I got you this ring... 912 01:08:41.576 --> 01:08:43.336 Well, I don't want a better one later. 913 01:08:47.999 --> 01:08:49.602 ___ohe with the diamonds. 914 01:08:49.626 --> 01:08:51.116 That can watt. 915 01:08:52.337 --> 01:08:55.579 Yeah, well, I suppose the mink coat can wait too. 916 01:08:55.673 --> 01:08:57.663 Jj 917 01:10:24.971 --> 01:10:27.337 Why can't you be a good soldier, huh? 918 01:10:27.432 --> 01:10:28.922 Huh?! 919 01:10:33.855 --> 01:10:36.847 Jj 920 01:10:48.494 --> 01:10:52.487 Miss corbett-ragsdale? I'm your security detail, here to escort you. 921 01:10:56.169 --> 01:10:59.002 Hello? Miss corbett-ragsdale? 922 01:11:01.090 --> 01:11:02.921 Miss co... 923 01:11:03.009 --> 01:11:05.000 Jj 924 01:11:26.157 --> 01:11:29.194 Hello? Ben? 925 01:11:43.841 --> 01:11:45.502 Is it love? 926 01:11:45.593 --> 01:11:46.673 - Yes. - Yes. 927 01:11:48.471 --> 01:11:51.178 - True love? - Is there any other kind? 928 01:11:52.558 --> 01:11:54.048 How do you know? 929 01:11:56.229 --> 01:11:57.639 I've always known. 930 01:11:58.773 --> 01:12:00.058 Yeah, me, too. 931 01:12:01.776 --> 01:12:03.892 When you're young, you know everything. 932 01:12:06.656 --> 01:12:08.112 Try not to forget. 933 01:12:13.996 --> 01:12:18.035 Have you thought about the fallout? It's not gonna be pretty. 934 01:12:18.125 --> 01:12:21.492 Don't you think that family rivalries are a little passé? 935 01:12:22.672 --> 01:12:27.086 It is going to take some heavy lifting 936 01:12:27.218 --> 01:12:28.924 to get our families together on a wedding. 937 01:12:29.011 --> 01:12:31.593 - No big wedding. - No families, no. 938 01:12:31.722 --> 01:12:35.840 Just thinking about doing a good old-fashioned shotgun variety, right? 939 01:12:35.935 --> 01:12:37.516 Yeah. Yeah. 940 01:12:37.603 --> 01:12:39.685 What, today? 941 01:12:39.772 --> 01:12:40.772 - Yeah. - Mm-hmm. 942 01:12:42.400 --> 01:12:46.268 Benjamin, would you deny your mother a proper wedding for her only child? 943 01:12:48.072 --> 01:12:51.030 At the very least, a girl needs a dress on her wedding day. 944 01:12:51.117 --> 01:12:52.607 - My son needs a tuxedo. - Mom... 945 01:12:52.702 --> 01:12:55.739 - She's wearing a fucking dress. - Okay, Mrs. gibbon. 946 01:12:58.207 --> 01:12:59.788 I'll wear a dress. 947 01:13:02.962 --> 01:13:05.294 I guess you should get used to calling me "mom." 948 01:13:08.843 --> 01:13:10.834 What about your mother? 949 01:13:10.970 --> 01:13:13.461 No. No, she wouldn't come anyway. 950 01:13:14.682 --> 01:13:17.765 Mom, you're the only one that can know about this. 951 01:13:18.853 --> 01:13:22.186 But you need a wedding party. 952 01:13:22.273 --> 01:13:24.309 Don't you have anyone else you can call? 953 01:13:26.694 --> 01:13:28.150 Um... 954 01:13:33.659 --> 01:13:36.651 Jj 955 01:14:06.317 --> 01:14:09.605 - Okay. - I know. It's so exciting. 956 01:14:09.695 --> 01:14:11.455 Well, I'm hoping that we have time to do that 957 01:14:11.530 --> 01:14:13.717 - before everything gets comp... - Well, wait, wait, wait. 958 01:14:13.741 --> 01:14:15.277 Well, what... 959 01:14:17.578 --> 01:14:18.863 Well? 960 01:14:22.083 --> 01:14:24.324 Thank you for the dress, Mrs. gibbon. 961 01:14:25.419 --> 01:14:26.829 It's my pleasure. 962 01:14:28.631 --> 01:14:30.292 Excuse me for a moment. 963 01:14:30.383 --> 01:14:32.669 Jj 964 01:14:58.703 --> 01:15:00.910 Please leave a message after the tone. 965 01:15:00.997 --> 01:15:03.613 Hi, Beatrice. It's Nancy gibbon calling. 966 01:15:04.834 --> 01:15:07.291 Your daughter and my son are getting married today, 967 01:15:07.378 --> 01:15:10.085 at the church on St. Peter's street, 5:00, 968 01:15:10.214 --> 01:15:12.921 and I know that it would mean a lot to her if her mother was there. 969 01:15:13.009 --> 01:15:15.216 It's time to leave this bad blood behind us. 970 01:15:20.766 --> 01:15:21.910 What do you want? 971 01:15:21.934 --> 01:15:24.266 What do you know about the wedding? 972 01:15:24.353 --> 01:15:25.353 What wedding? 973 01:15:25.438 --> 01:15:27.770 Mary and the gibbon kid, they're getting married today. 974 01:15:33.487 --> 01:15:34.522 What did you say? 975 01:15:35.614 --> 01:15:37.775 They're getting married. Today. 976 01:15:45.875 --> 01:15:48.036 Oh, fuck me! 977 01:15:48.127 --> 01:15:51.119 Jj 978 01:16:03.642 --> 01:16:05.132 - It's me. - What do you want? 979 01:16:06.145 --> 01:16:07.885 You're all I ever wanted. 980 01:16:07.980 --> 01:16:12.019 From the moment I laid eyes on you, it's always been about you. 981 01:16:12.109 --> 01:16:15.476 I mean, I waited. I bided time. 982 01:16:15.571 --> 01:16:18.904 I knew that you needed convincing. I knew that. 983 01:16:18.991 --> 01:16:20.322 But listen, 984 01:16:24.997 --> 01:16:27.238 I think my big city days are done. 985 01:16:28.501 --> 01:16:30.992 I'm skipping town, babe, and you're coming with me. 986 01:16:31.087 --> 01:16:33.203 - Terrence... - I need you to understand something. 987 01:16:33.339 --> 01:16:36.672 If you would just give me a chance, 988 01:16:36.759 --> 01:16:40.627 I can make you so happy. 989 01:16:53.025 --> 01:16:54.025 Okay. 990 01:16:55.027 --> 01:16:56.027 Okay. 991 01:17:00.157 --> 01:17:02.694 I've been wanting to tell you something, 992 01:17:02.785 --> 01:17:04.776 but I don't wanna ruin the mood. 993 01:17:06.789 --> 01:17:09.075 Someone called last night. 994 01:17:09.166 --> 01:17:12.203 A guy. Looking for Mary. 995 01:17:14.296 --> 01:17:15.661 He was... 996 01:17:20.719 --> 01:17:22.050 Troubling. 997 01:17:24.723 --> 01:17:27.556 Are you sure this is a good idea? 998 01:17:35.276 --> 01:17:39.736 Do you remember the first time we met? Remember what you called it? 999 01:17:42.032 --> 01:17:43.032 Fate. 1000 01:17:43.993 --> 01:17:45.779 By way of random chaos. 1001 01:17:51.834 --> 01:17:54.667 I'm just letting what's meant to be, be. 1002 01:18:01.427 --> 01:18:03.418 Jj 1003 01:18:05.472 --> 01:18:07.508 Hey. 1004 01:18:08.517 --> 01:18:11.725 You're not supposed to see me in my dress. It's bad luck. 1005 01:18:11.812 --> 01:18:14.394 I'll take my chances. You look so beautiful. 1006 01:18:21.405 --> 01:18:24.989 It's the moment of truth. Are you sure you wanna do this? 1007 01:18:25.075 --> 01:18:28.818 - I'm sure. Are you? - I'm positive. 1008 01:18:31.957 --> 01:18:34.118 What's the worst thing that could happen? 1009 01:18:50.100 --> 01:18:52.682 - William. - Terrence. 1010 01:18:52.770 --> 01:18:55.136 Thank god. Where are you? 1011 01:18:55.231 --> 01:18:57.347 - You knew about this, didn't you? - Slow down. 1012 01:18:57.441 --> 01:19:00.649 - Huh? The wedding! - I don't know what you're talking about. 1013 01:19:00.736 --> 01:19:03.523 - Mary and the gibbon kid? - I swear. 1014 01:19:03.614 --> 01:19:07.152 St. Peter's street. Why did you let this happen? 1015 01:19:07.284 --> 01:19:09.491 - I had no idea. - I'm going down there. 1016 01:19:09.620 --> 01:19:11.156 I'm gonna find that son of a bitch! 1017 01:19:11.247 --> 01:19:12.766 I don't think you wanna do that, Terrence. 1018 01:19:12.790 --> 01:19:15.623 - Too late! - Listen to me. We can figure this out. 1019 01:19:15.709 --> 01:19:17.324 Terre... hello. 1020 01:19:17.419 --> 01:19:19.910 Terrence? Terrence? 1021 01:19:28.514 --> 01:19:31.301 - Where is that rat-fuck headed? - A chapel downtown. 1022 01:19:33.018 --> 01:19:34.428 My daughter's getting married. 1023 01:19:35.437 --> 01:19:36.437 Aw. 1024 01:19:38.691 --> 01:19:39.851 Well, let's go. 1025 01:19:41.026 --> 01:19:42.516 You're taking me with you? 1026 01:19:45.447 --> 01:19:47.153 It's your baby girl's wedding. 1027 01:19:47.241 --> 01:19:50.233 Jj 1028 01:19:54.248 --> 01:19:55.613 Here we are, guys. 1029 01:19:56.917 --> 01:19:58.953 I prepared a little something. 1030 01:20:01.505 --> 01:20:06.841 Welcome to this beautiful union between these two people... 1031 01:20:09.555 --> 01:20:13.298 In this beautiful space, together. 1032 01:20:16.061 --> 01:20:17.551 Thank you. 1033 01:20:17.646 --> 01:20:19.511 Stunning, both of you. 1034 01:20:21.317 --> 01:20:24.650 In the judeo-Christian creation myth, 1035 01:20:25.738 --> 01:20:28.070 Adam and Eve are banished from the garden 1036 01:20:28.157 --> 01:20:30.489 for disobeying god's sacred laws. 1037 01:20:31.493 --> 01:20:33.779 But I invite you to consider, 1038 01:20:33.871 --> 01:20:36.738 while they knew nothing but beauty in the garden, 1039 01:20:38.584 --> 01:20:41.075 they did not know love 1040 01:20:41.170 --> 01:20:43.035 until they were forced to face 1041 01:20:43.130 --> 01:20:46.918 the ugliness of the outside world together. 1042 01:20:48.093 --> 01:20:52.086 They clung to each other in the face of a vicious world, 1043 01:20:53.265 --> 01:20:58.009 and, in so doing, gave birth to love itself. 1044 01:21:10.199 --> 01:21:11.530 Terrence. 1045 01:21:13.577 --> 01:21:15.192 Hello, Mary. 1046 01:21:17.706 --> 01:21:19.446 You don't wanna do this. 1047 01:21:19.541 --> 01:21:21.122 Nobody move. 1048 01:21:23.420 --> 01:21:25.627 You broke my heart. 1049 01:21:25.756 --> 01:21:28.122 - Terrence... - I protected you. 1050 01:21:28.217 --> 01:21:30.879 Just put the gun down. It's not too late. 1051 01:21:30.969 --> 01:21:33.176 It was always too late! 1052 01:21:35.516 --> 01:21:36.516 Huh? 1053 01:21:37.559 --> 01:21:38.844 - Terrence! - No! 1054 01:21:38.936 --> 01:21:40.801 - You. - No! No! 1055 01:21:40.896 --> 01:21:41.896 Hey! Hey! 1056 01:21:45.442 --> 01:21:47.273 It was always about you. 1057 01:21:47.361 --> 01:21:53.482 I had to listen to her sob stories about you over and over and over again. 1058 01:21:53.575 --> 01:21:56.738 I was fucking sick of you before I even met you. 1059 01:21:56.829 --> 01:21:58.239 - Yeah. - No. 1060 01:21:58.330 --> 01:22:00.571 Back up! Back up! 1061 01:22:00.666 --> 01:22:02.327 - Terrence, please! - Stay back! 1062 01:22:02.418 --> 01:22:04.033 Please! Please. 1063 01:22:04.169 --> 01:22:06.330 - Shh... - Stop! Stop. 1064 01:22:06.422 --> 01:22:07.958 No. 1065 01:22:09.258 --> 01:22:11.874 Don't hurt him! Don't hurt him! 1066 01:22:11.969 --> 01:22:12.969 Ben! 1067 01:22:14.304 --> 01:22:15.510 Ben! 1068 01:22:16.890 --> 01:22:20.348 Don't you know the penalty for hunting in the king's forest is death? 1069 01:22:25.983 --> 01:22:29.020 Jj 1070 01:22:39.872 --> 01:22:42.329 You call this a man, huh? 1071 01:22:42.416 --> 01:22:44.748 I ook at me. I'm a man. 1072 01:22:46.837 --> 01:22:47.917 Give me that. 1073 01:22:57.055 --> 01:22:58.636 Give me the gun. 1074 01:23:04.897 --> 01:23:06.057 Wayne? 1075 01:23:06.190 --> 01:23:08.351 Rabbit? 1076 01:23:08.442 --> 01:23:10.558 You got your wallet. Right? Eh? 1077 01:23:12.905 --> 01:23:13.905 What? 1078 01:23:20.704 --> 01:23:23.571 All right, could everybody please sit down? Come on. 1079 01:23:23.665 --> 01:23:25.280 Come on, now. Chop chop. 1080 01:23:26.793 --> 01:23:29.910 Not on the floor, ladies. You'll ruin your bloody dresses. 1081 01:23:30.005 --> 01:23:31.586 Sit in the pews. 1082 01:23:31.715 --> 01:23:33.171 Come on. 1083 01:23:33.258 --> 01:23:35.169 Including you, sunshine. 1084 01:23:35.260 --> 01:23:36.921 I'll take it from here. 1085 01:23:37.930 --> 01:23:39.591 Yeah, yeah, sit, sit. Good boy. 1086 01:23:40.933 --> 01:23:43.470 - Is this your wedding? - Yeah. 1087 01:23:46.146 --> 01:23:47.431 Congratulations, mate. 1088 01:23:48.398 --> 01:23:50.889 Hey. What are you doing here? 1089 01:23:52.528 --> 01:23:54.985 Well, as fate would have it, 1090 01:23:55.072 --> 01:23:57.484 I reckon we got ourselves a common enemy. 1091 01:23:57.574 --> 01:23:58.780 Let him up. 1092 01:24:00.244 --> 01:24:01.324 Get up. 1093 01:24:06.375 --> 01:24:08.957 I'm not gonna let you ruin this love story. 1094 01:24:11.922 --> 01:24:13.287 All right. 1095 01:24:16.802 --> 01:24:20.340 Ladies, you might wanna look away. 1096 01:24:26.478 --> 01:24:27.718 This is for my angel. 1097 01:24:37.823 --> 01:24:40.906 Oh, shit. 1098 01:24:40.993 --> 01:24:43.985 Jj 1099 01:24:52.546 --> 01:24:54.502 Hey, hey, hey, hey! Freeze! 1100 01:25:06.768 --> 01:25:08.975 Keep your eyes on the prize, rabbit. 1101 01:25:19.114 --> 01:25:21.070 Put the gun down! 1102 01:25:29.082 --> 01:25:30.947 Put the gun down, Terrence. 1103 01:25:32.085 --> 01:25:33.200 Mary. 1104 01:25:35.255 --> 01:25:36.255 C'est la vie. 1105 01:25:37.758 --> 01:25:39.294 - No! - No! 1106 01:25:41.553 --> 01:25:44.135 No! 1107 01:25:51.480 --> 01:25:55.644 For Ben, the moment lasted a lifetime. 1108 01:25:56.652 --> 01:25:59.268 But his life didn't flash before his eyes. 1109 01:25:59.404 --> 01:26:02.942 Instead, his mind traveled to the memory of a childhood toy, 1110 01:26:03.033 --> 01:26:06.571 a red view-master he received for his fifth birthday. 1111 01:26:06.662 --> 01:26:11.122 As a boy, Ben spent hours flipping through pictures of miraculous things 1112 01:26:11.208 --> 01:26:14.041 and momentous periods of human history. 1113 01:26:14.127 --> 01:26:16.083 Though too young to understand it at the time, 1114 01:26:16.171 --> 01:26:19.413 Ben was struck by the seemingly impossible fact 1115 01:26:19.549 --> 01:26:22.757 that these were images of real things 1116 01:26:22.844 --> 01:26:27.713 and that they were all mere specks of a cataclysmically immense reality 1117 01:26:27.808 --> 01:26:31.721 he could never fully grasp or even accept. 1118 01:26:31.812 --> 01:26:34.474 He remembered feeling weightless. 1119 01:26:34.606 --> 01:26:37.814 He had contemplated this moment many times. 1120 01:26:37.901 --> 01:26:39.937 He had dreamt up countless scenarios. 1121 01:26:40.028 --> 01:26:42.644 He had imagined many good deaths. 1122 01:26:42.739 --> 01:26:46.027 But he couldn't remember any of them now. 1123 01:26:46.118 --> 01:26:49.736 Instead, he thought of Mary. 1124 01:26:49.830 --> 01:26:51.786 Jj 1125 01:27:08.140 --> 01:27:09.425 Hey. 1126 01:27:11.393 --> 01:27:13.099 Ben. Ben! 1127 01:27:28.744 --> 01:27:31.736 Jj 1128 01:27:53.810 --> 01:27:54.810 Hey, hey. 1129 01:27:54.895 --> 01:27:55.930 Hey. 1130 01:27:56.938 --> 01:27:57.938 Hey. 1131 01:27:57.981 --> 01:28:00.347 Stay with me. Ben. 1132 01:28:03.361 --> 01:28:05.477 I didn't get to say, "I do." 1133 01:28:09.409 --> 01:28:10.865 I do, too. 1134 01:28:20.212 --> 01:28:23.796 Ben had always imagined that, in some shape or form, 1135 01:28:23.882 --> 01:28:25.418 it would end right here. 1136 01:28:25.509 --> 01:28:28.751 He would have gone down in history as an incorrigible rascal 1137 01:28:28.845 --> 01:28:31.257 just not meant for this world. 1138 01:28:31.348 --> 01:28:33.213 Death makes for good punctuation, 1139 01:28:33.350 --> 01:28:36.137 and his was supposed to be a perfect example... 1140 01:28:36.228 --> 01:28:40.562 A romantic hero who lived fast, died young, and left a beautiful corpse. 1141 01:28:40.690 --> 01:28:43.181 But it doesn't end that way. 1142 01:28:43.276 --> 01:28:48.020 Like it or not, and for reasons none of us will ever understand, 1143 01:28:48.114 --> 01:28:51.698 sometimes fate decides to step in 1144 01:28:51.785 --> 01:28:55.243 and stick us with a happy ending.