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 00:00:38.864 --> 00:00:42.912 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 4 00:00:48.526 --> 00:00:52.617 [PLANE ENGINE IDLING] 5 00:00:53.966 --> 00:00:55.881 PILOT ON RADIO: Sorry about the delays today, folks, 6 00:00:55.968 --> 00:00:57.318 but ground control is telling me 7 00:00:57.405 --> 00:00:58.884 it's gonna be another 15 or so 8 00:00:58.971 --> 00:01:00.886 until we can start the deplaning process. 9 00:01:00.973 --> 00:01:02.410 So just sit tight 10 00:01:02.497 --> 00:01:05.021 and we'll have you on your way as soon as we can. 11 00:01:15.510 --> 00:01:16.728 FLIGHT ATTENDANT: Seatbelts. 12 00:01:16.815 --> 00:01:18.033 [FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING] 13 00:01:18.121 --> 00:01:19.383 Ma'am. Ma'am. Seatbelt. 14 00:01:19.470 --> 00:01:20.645 [ENGINE WHIRRING] 15 00:01:26.303 --> 00:01:27.957 Excuse me... 16 00:01:38.576 --> 00:01:40.056 [SEAT CREAKING] 17 00:01:40.143 --> 00:01:43.146 Please stay seated until we're at the gate. 18 00:01:45.017 --> 00:01:46.106 [GROANS] 19 00:01:46.193 --> 00:01:47.150 [SIGHS] 20 00:01:51.459 --> 00:01:53.939 -[THUDS] -Ow! What the fuck? 21 00:01:54.026 --> 00:01:56.854 Sorry. No, I had to grab-- 22 00:01:56.942 --> 00:01:59.119 -You fell asleep on me. -Why would I do that? 23 00:02:00.946 --> 00:02:01.991 When did we land? 24 00:02:02.078 --> 00:02:03.384 PILOT ON RADIO: Me again, folks. 25 00:02:03.471 --> 00:02:05.560 I'm now being told that the stairway they've got 26 00:02:05.647 --> 00:02:08.562 on the tarmac here doesn't actually fit our aircraft. 27 00:02:08.650 --> 00:02:10.130 So we'll get you on the ground 28 00:02:10.217 --> 00:02:12.523 as soon as we figure out what that means. 29 00:02:12.610 --> 00:02:14.438 -[PASSENGERS GROAN] -Oh... 30 00:02:17.353 --> 00:02:19.008 [MUSIC PLAYING ON HEADPHONES] 31 00:02:24.274 --> 00:02:25.275 [SEATBELT SIGN CHIMES] 32 00:02:28.235 --> 00:02:32.021 ♪ Beetles and eggs and blues ♪ 33 00:02:32.108 --> 00:02:36.156 ♪ And pour a little everything else ♪ 34 00:02:38.418 --> 00:02:43.031 ♪ You steam a lens stable Eyes and glass ♪ 35 00:02:43.119 --> 00:02:45.600 ♪ Not get pissed off through ♪ 36 00:02:45.687 --> 00:02:51.040 ♪ My bird lips as good news ♪ 37 00:02:51.127 --> 00:02:52.607 ♪ Still we can ♪ 38 00:02:52.694 --> 00:02:53.825 I think I'm frozen here 39 00:02:53.912 --> 00:02:56.263 because it's been saying six minutes. 40 00:02:56.350 --> 00:02:57.394 I know we're close but-- 41 00:03:01.093 --> 00:03:02.617 -[RADIO STATIC] -Hello? 42 00:03:02.704 --> 00:03:05.097 Can you hear me? Did I lose you? Hello? 43 00:03:05.185 --> 00:03:06.316 Hello? 44 00:03:06.403 --> 00:03:08.188 Oh, no. Navigation crashed too. 45 00:03:08.275 --> 00:03:09.493 God, what the-- 46 00:03:09.580 --> 00:03:10.625 Hey, does your phone-- 47 00:03:10.712 --> 00:03:13.062 I don't have any reception. I can't-- 48 00:03:13.149 --> 00:03:14.542 Well, if you don't have service, why would I? 49 00:03:14.629 --> 00:03:16.674 [SIGHS] Oh, uh, wait. You know what? I... 50 00:03:17.545 --> 00:03:18.589 [SNEEZE] 51 00:03:19.764 --> 00:03:21.462 I have emailed directions. 52 00:03:21.549 --> 00:03:22.506 [inhaling] 53 00:03:22.593 --> 00:03:23.638 Can you put your window up? 54 00:03:23.725 --> 00:03:24.987 The pollen is killing me. 55 00:03:30.775 --> 00:03:31.863 Thank you. 56 00:03:34.997 --> 00:03:37.173 So, hey, look, I just wanna say, 57 00:03:37.260 --> 00:03:39.784 you know, thanks again for... 58 00:03:40.785 --> 00:03:42.656 you know, being here. 59 00:03:46.095 --> 00:03:47.139 Stop picking. 60 00:03:47.227 --> 00:03:50.055 Hey, stop picking. Come on. Don't. 61 00:03:50.142 --> 00:03:51.448 Did you just try to flick me? 62 00:03:51.535 --> 00:03:53.015 Come on. There's no reason to be nervous. 63 00:03:53.102 --> 00:03:54.799 You're here to enjoy yourself. 64 00:03:54.886 --> 00:03:56.366 That's definitely not... [CHUCKLING] why I'm here. 65 00:03:56.453 --> 00:03:58.368 Yeah. But you still can, right? 66 00:03:58.454 --> 00:04:00.022 Huh? Take in some nature, 67 00:04:00.109 --> 00:04:01.502 maybe join me on a trail run? 68 00:04:04.592 --> 00:04:06.289 Or not. 69 00:04:06.376 --> 00:04:08.987 But it's your loss. [SCOFFS] 70 00:04:09.074 --> 00:04:10.859 The mountains this far north, 71 00:04:10.946 --> 00:04:15.472 pristine. Truly. Untouched by man. 72 00:04:15.559 --> 00:04:17.213 [BLOWS NOSE] 73 00:04:22.392 --> 00:04:24.264 [MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 74 00:04:52.509 --> 00:04:55.382 ELLIOT: Look, I get you don't wanna be here 75 00:04:55.469 --> 00:04:57.166 but Odell, the Leopolds, 76 00:04:57.253 --> 00:04:59.255 they have a big thing about family 77 00:04:59.342 --> 00:05:00.996 and they just assume that you and I 78 00:05:01.083 --> 00:05:02.389 are particularly close 79 00:05:02.476 --> 00:05:05.087 because of everything that, you know, 80 00:05:05.174 --> 00:05:08.786 'cause of everything that's happened to us. 81 00:05:08.873 --> 00:05:10.658 Because of everything that's happened to us? 82 00:05:10.745 --> 00:05:12.529 Yeah. 83 00:05:12.616 --> 00:05:14.139 Or are you just talking about the one thing? 84 00:05:16.272 --> 00:05:19.406 Look, I'm sorry. I just don't feel like being a pity prop 85 00:05:19.493 --> 00:05:21.016 -for the single dad thing... -Oh, come on. That's... 86 00:05:21.103 --> 00:05:22.757 ...that you've got going on with your bosses. That's all. 87 00:05:22.844 --> 00:05:24.324 No. That's not what this is about. 88 00:05:24.411 --> 00:05:26.108 No. We can-- We can own it though. 89 00:05:26.195 --> 00:05:28.328 I mean, we could really milk them for their sympathy. 90 00:05:28.415 --> 00:05:30.634 I could fake a limp. 91 00:05:30.721 --> 00:05:33.376 Maybe I could prepare a, a weepy monologue about Mom. 92 00:05:33.463 --> 00:05:35.422 But I don't know, you probably would have to give notes on it 93 00:05:35.509 --> 00:05:36.858 and we need some more time for that. 94 00:05:36.945 --> 00:05:38.294 Okay. That's it. Whatever this is, 95 00:05:38.381 --> 00:05:40.122 just get it out of your system before we get there. 96 00:05:40.209 --> 00:05:41.297 Are you talking about my personality? 97 00:05:42.429 --> 00:05:44.431 Fine. I will sit there and smile 98 00:05:44.518 --> 00:05:46.084 while they plan their predatory price 99 00:05:46.171 --> 00:05:47.433 gouging at the dinner table. 100 00:05:47.521 --> 00:05:50.350 Their day-to-day is so far above drug pricing. 101 00:05:50.437 --> 00:05:51.873 And they care about a lot of things, 102 00:05:51.960 --> 00:05:53.527 not just pharmaceuticals. 103 00:05:53.614 --> 00:05:57.531 I mean, this entire nature preserve was donated by them. 104 00:05:57.618 --> 00:05:59.359 Yeah, but you know that philanthropy is just-- 105 00:05:59.446 --> 00:06:01.186 It's reputation laundering for the oligarchy. 106 00:06:01.273 --> 00:06:02.840 Yeah. Okay. All right. 107 00:06:02.927 --> 00:06:04.276 Maybe on the arts quad, 108 00:06:04.364 --> 00:06:06.931 but in the real world, you have to compromise. 109 00:06:07.018 --> 00:06:09.064 Once I'm named proxy and I sit on this board 110 00:06:09.151 --> 00:06:11.414 for five, six years, 111 00:06:11.501 --> 00:06:12.981 ten tops, 112 00:06:13.068 --> 00:06:15.940 then I will earn enough to make sure that we're okay 113 00:06:16.027 --> 00:06:18.900 no matter what hits us, alright? 114 00:06:18.987 --> 00:06:20.380 Right. 115 00:06:20.467 --> 00:06:21.990 [SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING] 116 00:06:29.780 --> 00:06:32.174 -[CELL PHONE RINGING] -[SNEEZING] 117 00:06:34.306 --> 00:06:36.483 -Uh. Odell. -[ON PHONE] It's Griffin. 118 00:06:36.570 --> 00:06:38.572 Mr. Leopold was expecting you over an hour ago. 119 00:06:38.659 --> 00:06:40.312 ELLIOT: What? Didn't you get my texts? 120 00:06:40.400 --> 00:06:42.053 -GRIFF ON PHONE: No. -ELLIOT: Oh God, roaming. 121 00:06:42.140 --> 00:06:43.620 Um, no, 122 00:06:43.707 --> 00:06:45.666 let him know that we will literally be there any minute. 123 00:06:45.753 --> 00:06:47.102 ODELL ON PHONE: Elliot, where are you? 124 00:06:47.189 --> 00:06:49.321 Oh, yes. Yeah, I'm so sorry about this, Mr. Leopold. 125 00:06:49.409 --> 00:06:51.106 -We-- It's been a whole... -You need to slow down. 126 00:06:51.193 --> 00:06:52.847 No. I need service. Hello? 127 00:06:52.933 --> 00:06:54.196 BELINDA: Elliot, how long is this drive going to take? 128 00:06:54.283 --> 00:06:56.067 ELLIOT: Hello? Can you hear me? Can you hear me? 129 00:06:56.154 --> 00:06:57.286 SHEPARD ON PHONE: He sounds like a robot 130 00:06:57.373 --> 00:06:58.635 -getting waterboarded? -Hello? 131 00:06:58.722 --> 00:06:59.941 Here. Call him back. 132 00:07:00.028 --> 00:07:01.812 Do it yourself. This is all for you anyway. 133 00:07:01.899 --> 00:07:03.161 What? What are you talking... 134 00:07:03.248 --> 00:07:05.250 [SNEEZES AND GROANS] 135 00:07:05.337 --> 00:07:08.253 Oh, my God! Use a tissue. That's disgusting. 136 00:07:08.340 --> 00:07:09.951 -[TIRES SCREECH] -[THUDS] 137 00:07:10.038 --> 00:07:11.735 [TIRES SCREECHING] 138 00:07:11.822 --> 00:07:13.345 [RIDLEY SCREAMS] 139 00:07:17.437 --> 00:07:21.179 [BOTH PANTING] 140 00:07:21.266 --> 00:07:23.312 Are you okay? Are you okay? 141 00:07:23.399 --> 00:07:25.096 You couldn't watch the fucking road? 142 00:07:25.183 --> 00:07:28.926 Uh... It's okay. It's okay. We're okay. 143 00:07:29.013 --> 00:07:30.275 I got the damage waiver. It's... 144 00:07:31.233 --> 00:07:32.452 What the fuck was that? 145 00:07:43.027 --> 00:07:44.376 I don't think it's dead. 146 00:07:45.552 --> 00:07:46.857 [OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 147 00:07:51.906 --> 00:07:54.822 [WHINES] 148 00:07:54.909 --> 00:07:57.433 Just wait there. 149 00:08:03.570 --> 00:08:05.093 [WHINES] 150 00:08:09.271 --> 00:08:10.968 [GROANING] 151 00:08:15.582 --> 00:08:17.105 What? 152 00:08:36.907 --> 00:08:38.518 -What? -[WHINES] 153 00:08:44.044 --> 00:08:47.483 What, uh, I mean, uh... 154 00:08:52.444 --> 00:08:53.794 [WHINES] 155 00:08:57.624 --> 00:08:59.060 It's suffering. 156 00:09:00.191 --> 00:09:05.240 You, you think it's endangered or... 157 00:09:09.636 --> 00:09:13.553 Um, we, we can't, we can't just leave it here, right? 158 00:09:14.728 --> 00:09:16.033 I mean... 159 00:09:20.429 --> 00:09:22.170 Fuck! 160 00:09:22.257 --> 00:09:23.780 If a ranger finds it then-- 161 00:09:24.912 --> 00:09:27.479 I mean, no one uses this road. 162 00:09:27.567 --> 00:09:30.004 God, I'm late and I'm going to prison. 163 00:09:31.396 --> 00:09:34.182 -[WHINES] -[RIDLEY BREATHES DEEPLY] 164 00:09:34.269 --> 00:09:38.099 [WHINES] 165 00:09:38.186 --> 00:09:40.144 [ENERGY PULSING] 166 00:09:43.670 --> 00:09:45.672 [BREATH TREMBLING] 167 00:09:53.375 --> 00:09:55.638 [DREAM-LIKE WARBLING] 168 00:10:07.084 --> 00:10:09.043 [SWEEPING MUSIC PLAYING] 169 00:10:16.833 --> 00:10:19.183 ELLIOT: [DISTANTLY] Ridley, are you okay? 170 00:10:20.358 --> 00:10:21.621 Let go! 171 00:10:22.622 --> 00:10:24.232 Ridley! 172 00:10:24.319 --> 00:10:25.755 [SCREAMS] 173 00:10:26.843 --> 00:10:28.018 -[GRUNTS] -[WHINES] 174 00:10:28.105 --> 00:10:29.324 [SCREAMS] 175 00:10:29.411 --> 00:10:31.152 -[SCREAMS] -[WHINES] 176 00:10:31.239 --> 00:10:32.936 -Stop! Stop! -[GRUNTS] 177 00:10:33.589 --> 00:10:35.591 [DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING] 178 00:11:19.591 --> 00:11:21.463 Sorry we're late. 179 00:11:28.035 --> 00:11:29.166 [DOOR CLOSES] 180 00:11:36.391 --> 00:11:37.522 Welcome to the lodge. 181 00:11:37.609 --> 00:11:40.090 ELLIOT: Lodge? Wow. 182 00:11:40.177 --> 00:11:42.571 Counselor! What happened? 183 00:11:42.658 --> 00:11:43.833 [ELLIOT CHUCKLES] 184 00:11:43.920 --> 00:11:45.313 You walk from the airport or what? 185 00:11:45.400 --> 00:11:46.967 ELLIOT: [CHUCKLES] You, you would not believe. 186 00:11:47.054 --> 00:11:49.056 Forget it. That's a joke. I got it from here, Shaw. 187 00:11:49.143 --> 00:11:50.361 ELLIOT: Such a card, Shepard. 188 00:11:50.448 --> 00:11:52.102 I'm so sorry we're late. 189 00:11:52.189 --> 00:11:54.235 How are you? Your folks here? 190 00:11:54.322 --> 00:11:55.584 Don't know where else they'd be. 191 00:11:55.671 --> 00:11:56.890 I was about to hit the tub, 192 00:11:56.977 --> 00:11:58.979 but come in here for a cut of the good stuff. 193 00:11:59.588 --> 00:12:00.894 Oh, thank you. 194 00:12:00.981 --> 00:12:02.330 Uh, this is my daughter, Ridley. 195 00:12:02.417 --> 00:12:03.635 Shep Leopold. 196 00:12:03.723 --> 00:12:05.159 -Good to know you. -BELINDA: Is that Elliot? 197 00:12:05.246 --> 00:12:06.464 Perfect timing. 198 00:12:06.551 --> 00:12:08.075 I just got off a Zoom 199 00:12:08.162 --> 00:12:09.859 with the Foundation about the refugees, 200 00:12:09.946 --> 00:12:11.382 we're evacuating them. 201 00:12:11.469 --> 00:12:12.470 [KISSES] 202 00:12:13.384 --> 00:12:15.735 Or are we vaccinating them? 203 00:12:18.346 --> 00:12:19.521 It's so good to-- 204 00:12:19.608 --> 00:12:21.784 Now, I need to apologize in advance. 205 00:12:21.871 --> 00:12:23.743 Odell is very sensitive about word 206 00:12:23.830 --> 00:12:25.440 of his condition getting out, 207 00:12:25.527 --> 00:12:28.486 hence the skeleton staff around here. 208 00:12:28.573 --> 00:12:31.663 Oh, yeah. We're all making sacrifices. [SLURPS] 209 00:12:31.751 --> 00:12:33.622 ODELL: Ah, here he is. 210 00:12:33.709 --> 00:12:36.581 [COUGHING] And we'd almost assumed the worst. 211 00:12:36.668 --> 00:12:39.236 ELLIOT: I'm so sorry to keep you waiting, Odell. 212 00:12:39.323 --> 00:12:40.455 These things happen. 213 00:12:40.542 --> 00:12:41.499 [BREATHING HEAVILY] How was the drive 214 00:12:41.586 --> 00:12:42.849 through the pass? 215 00:12:42.936 --> 00:12:44.981 Get lucky, spot any big game on the way in? 216 00:12:45.068 --> 00:12:47.288 Uh, unfortunately, no. 217 00:12:47.375 --> 00:12:49.116 But it, it was just lovely. 218 00:12:49.203 --> 00:12:50.944 Uh, the mountains, right? The air... 219 00:12:52.249 --> 00:12:53.816 [MUTED CONVERSATION] 220 00:12:53.903 --> 00:12:55.165 ODELL: You okay, my dear? 221 00:12:56.427 --> 00:12:57.689 RIDLEY: What? 222 00:12:58.342 --> 00:12:59.517 Yeah. Sorry. 223 00:12:59.604 --> 00:13:02.259 Just, um, just not feeling good. 224 00:13:02.346 --> 00:13:04.044 BELINDA: Oh, no. 225 00:13:04.131 --> 00:13:05.523 Do you need to lie down? 226 00:13:05.610 --> 00:13:07.003 Griff can show you to your room. 227 00:13:07.090 --> 00:13:08.178 -No. I, uh... -SHEPARD: Are you sure? 228 00:13:08.265 --> 00:13:09.266 He loves doing it. 229 00:13:09.353 --> 00:13:10.833 Might not be a bad idea. 230 00:13:12.313 --> 00:13:13.444 I just don't feel like we can stay... 231 00:13:13.531 --> 00:13:14.619 BELINDA: Sorry? 232 00:13:14.706 --> 00:13:15.925 RIDLEY: ...for the whole weekend. 233 00:13:16.012 --> 00:13:18.014 Well, you must stay for dinner, darling. 234 00:13:18.101 --> 00:13:19.668 Griff is making my famous moussaka. 235 00:13:19.755 --> 00:13:20.887 ODELL: Mmm. 236 00:13:20.974 --> 00:13:23.019 I don't know, Mom. She doesn't look so hot. 237 00:13:23.106 --> 00:13:24.804 You have something on your face, 238 00:13:24.891 --> 00:13:26.501 just so you know. 239 00:13:26.588 --> 00:13:28.416 ELLIOT: Maybe you should splash some water on yourself, 240 00:13:28.503 --> 00:13:29.809 see if that helps. 241 00:13:36.641 --> 00:13:38.774 I was like her at that age. 242 00:13:40.297 --> 00:13:41.298 Hormones. 243 00:13:41.995 --> 00:13:43.518 Uh-hmm. 244 00:13:43.605 --> 00:13:45.476 [MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 245 00:14:07.107 --> 00:14:09.239 -SHEPHARD: Griff? -BELINDA: Griff? 246 00:14:09.326 --> 00:14:11.328 -SHEPHARD: Griff! -BELINDA: Odell wants to move. 247 00:14:12.590 --> 00:14:15.332 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 248 00:14:20.729 --> 00:14:21.730 [SNIFFLES] 249 00:14:36.049 --> 00:14:39.182 ODELL: Having exhausted traditional treatment options, 250 00:14:39.269 --> 00:14:41.750 I made peace with my mortality. 251 00:14:41.837 --> 00:14:44.361 And so, in preparing for the bardo, 252 00:14:44.448 --> 00:14:48.583 I meditated on who might best liaise between my family 253 00:14:48.670 --> 00:14:50.019 and my family business in my absence 254 00:14:50.106 --> 00:14:51.934 and you soon came to mind, Elliot. 255 00:14:52.021 --> 00:14:53.414 I knew that Belinda and Shep 256 00:14:53.501 --> 00:14:55.677 would agree with me once they got to know you. 257 00:14:55.764 --> 00:14:57.897 Well, I'm so happy to hear you say that, Odell, 258 00:14:57.984 --> 00:14:59.333 because I see this 259 00:14:59.420 --> 00:15:02.423 as the start of a long-term family relationship. 260 00:15:18.439 --> 00:15:21.181 Power of attorney and proxy agreements cover all-- 261 00:15:23.618 --> 00:15:25.489 [HESITATES] Um... 262 00:15:26.490 --> 00:15:29.798 Sorry. Sorry. 263 00:15:29.885 --> 00:15:31.626 Power of attorney and proxy agreements 264 00:15:31.713 --> 00:15:33.976 uh, cover all points previously discussed, 265 00:15:34.063 --> 00:15:36.892 with me representing the family's board interests 266 00:15:36.979 --> 00:15:38.154 at Leopold Laboratories. 267 00:15:38.241 --> 00:15:41.157 So Belinda can focus on the foundation. 268 00:15:41.244 --> 00:15:44.204 And, Shepard, you're free to pursue your, uh... 269 00:15:44.290 --> 00:15:46.858 My diversified portfolio of entrepreneurial activities. 270 00:15:46.946 --> 00:15:48.730 Yeah, we all know. [INHALES DEEPLY] 271 00:15:48.817 --> 00:15:51.167 Hard sciences never could much contain my interests. 272 00:15:51.254 --> 00:15:52.255 That's right, Sheppie. 273 00:15:52.342 --> 00:15:55.215 Exactly. So, no surprises here. 274 00:15:55.302 --> 00:15:56.694 -And... -Sit down. 275 00:15:57.347 --> 00:15:59.045 Oh. Um... 276 00:16:01.090 --> 00:16:04.528 Well, um, once I'm situated in my new position, 277 00:16:04.615 --> 00:16:06.226 there are some opportunities 278 00:16:06.313 --> 00:16:08.576 both in and outside of the pharma space 279 00:16:08.663 --> 00:16:10.273 that I'd love to get into, but, 280 00:16:10.360 --> 00:16:12.536 for now, just, signatures-- 281 00:16:12.623 --> 00:16:14.190 I appreciate your lack of foreplay but... 282 00:16:14.277 --> 00:16:15.800 That he certainly does. 283 00:16:15.887 --> 00:16:18.368 ODELL: ...the whole point here was to go slow, wasn't it? 284 00:16:18.455 --> 00:16:20.240 I... [SIGHS] 285 00:16:20.327 --> 00:16:23.852 We want to know you as a person, 286 00:16:23.939 --> 00:16:27.638 not the VP of Ethics & Compliance 287 00:16:27.725 --> 00:16:29.771 that wins the company fun run every year. 288 00:16:29.858 --> 00:16:32.339 Oh. [CHUCKLES] Well, it's only a 10K. 289 00:16:32.426 --> 00:16:36.038 And to truly know someone, you need to know their family. 290 00:16:36.125 --> 00:16:37.953 ODELL: Which is why we insisted 291 00:16:38.040 --> 00:16:40.086 young Ridley join us for the weekend. 292 00:16:40.173 --> 00:16:42.958 BELINDA: Yes. And, and here we are and yet 293 00:16:43.045 --> 00:16:46.222 we have no idea what she's studying at university. 294 00:16:46.309 --> 00:16:48.268 -Art history. -[GROANS] 295 00:16:48.355 --> 00:16:50.183 Or I don't-- Actually, I don't know. 296 00:16:50.270 --> 00:16:52.228 Uh, undecided, um, maybe. 297 00:16:52.315 --> 00:16:54.665 -[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] -[SIGHS] 298 00:16:59.192 --> 00:17:00.802 [ENERGY PULSING] 299 00:17:02.151 --> 00:17:04.371 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 300 00:17:07.287 --> 00:17:08.679 [SIGHS] 301 00:17:15.034 --> 00:17:16.165 RIDLEY: Dad? 302 00:17:18.776 --> 00:17:20.343 Sorry. [CLEARS THROAT] 303 00:17:25.479 --> 00:17:27.829 I need you in there and I need you to be normal. 304 00:17:27.915 --> 00:17:29.265 They won't sign until they get to know you. 305 00:17:29.352 --> 00:17:32.051 No. We have to go deal with our baggage. Now. 306 00:17:32.138 --> 00:17:33.617 Something is going on 307 00:17:33.704 --> 00:17:34.923 -with that thing. -Okay. 308 00:17:35.010 --> 00:17:37.012 I think it's calling out to me. I can feel it. 309 00:17:37.099 --> 00:17:39.145 Okay. Look, it's dead. It's dead. 310 00:17:39.232 --> 00:17:40.494 I need you to keep it together 311 00:17:40.581 --> 00:17:42.061 and act like everything is fine. 312 00:17:42.148 --> 00:17:43.627 And then I will bury it tonight 313 00:17:43.714 --> 00:17:45.064 when everyone else is asleep 314 00:17:45.151 --> 00:17:46.326 and they'll never know what happened 315 00:17:46.413 --> 00:17:47.588 and we never have to talk about it 316 00:17:47.675 --> 00:17:49.372 -ever again. -[BANGING ON TRUNK DOOR] 317 00:17:54.464 --> 00:17:55.422 Oh, my. 318 00:17:58.860 --> 00:18:00.253 I'm so sorry. 319 00:18:00.340 --> 00:18:04.344 Uh, it seems as if Ridley is, uh, quite sick. 320 00:18:04.431 --> 00:18:07.216 Like some kind of bug. It might be contagious even. 321 00:18:07.303 --> 00:18:08.696 So I'm thinking I should just drive her back 322 00:18:08.783 --> 00:18:10.089 to the airport. Now. 323 00:18:10.176 --> 00:18:11.481 What's wrong? What's going on here? 324 00:18:11.568 --> 00:18:13.701 Is this some sort of negotiating tactic? 325 00:18:13.788 --> 00:18:17.183 No, it's not. Um, I... I... I promise. 326 00:18:17.270 --> 00:18:18.880 In fact, look, I can drop her off. 327 00:18:18.967 --> 00:18:20.534 I can come right back and even answer any quest-- 328 00:18:20.621 --> 00:18:22.101 RIDLEY: Wait. You're gonna what? 329 00:18:22.188 --> 00:18:24.059 -ELLIOT: Hmm? -ODELL: Elliot, 330 00:18:24.146 --> 00:18:25.321 when I told them about you, 331 00:18:25.408 --> 00:18:27.106 I told them about your character. 332 00:18:27.193 --> 00:18:29.064 Right. [EXHALES SHARPLY] My character. 333 00:18:29.151 --> 00:18:30.892 About your mettle in the face of hardship, 334 00:18:30.979 --> 00:18:32.937 how you and your daughter have made a go of it 335 00:18:33.024 --> 00:18:35.636 these past years after your wife passed on. 336 00:18:35.723 --> 00:18:37.203 -Right. Well... -ODELL: Your loyalty, 337 00:18:37.290 --> 00:18:39.292 and dedication to the company in that time. 338 00:18:39.379 --> 00:18:41.903 Because that's the commitment that'll be required. 339 00:18:41.990 --> 00:18:43.470 -RIDLEY: This is fucked. -BELINDA: Even if that means... 340 00:18:43.557 --> 00:18:44.775 -RIDLEY: This is fucked. -BELINDA: ...serving as a buffer. 341 00:18:44.862 --> 00:18:45.950 This is so fucked. 342 00:18:46.037 --> 00:18:48.649 Are you-- Are you okay, m'lady? 343 00:18:48.736 --> 00:18:50.433 Uh, no, I'm, I'm fine. 344 00:18:50.520 --> 00:18:52.609 -I, just, there's... -[BANGING CONTINUES] 345 00:18:55.003 --> 00:18:56.091 No, you don't have to... 346 00:18:56.700 --> 00:18:58.006 Mr. Leopold, sir. 347 00:18:58.093 --> 00:19:00.182 Yes? Uh, what is it? 348 00:19:00.269 --> 00:19:01.923 You know, I'm not sure. 349 00:19:02.010 --> 00:19:03.316 -Uh... -SHAW: Have a look. 350 00:19:05.100 --> 00:19:06.623 [BANGING] 351 00:19:08.364 --> 00:19:09.539 SHEPARD: Is that... 352 00:19:11.411 --> 00:19:12.716 Is there something in your car? 353 00:19:12.803 --> 00:19:13.935 ODELL: What did you say? 354 00:19:14.022 --> 00:19:15.241 What? No. 355 00:19:15.328 --> 00:19:16.633 SHAW: By the look of their bonnet, 356 00:19:16.720 --> 00:19:17.808 my guess is they struck an animal. 357 00:19:17.895 --> 00:19:19.375 -ODELL: Belinda. -SHAW: Is that it? 358 00:19:19.462 --> 00:19:21.116 You strike something with your car then? 359 00:19:21.203 --> 00:19:22.161 -RIDLEY: No. -Strike something with-- 360 00:19:22.248 --> 00:19:23.423 No. Did you? 361 00:19:23.510 --> 00:19:24.728 BELINDA: Well, what's in your car then? 362 00:19:24.815 --> 00:19:26.121 Luggage. 363 00:19:26.208 --> 00:19:27.470 Did you not even kill it, guy? 364 00:19:27.557 --> 00:19:29.255 What are you on about? What is this? 365 00:19:29.342 --> 00:19:30.647 [CAR ALARM SOUNDING] 366 00:19:33.302 --> 00:19:35.522 [CAR ALARM CONTINUES, KEY FOB FAILS] 367 00:19:40.483 --> 00:19:41.658 Oh! 368 00:19:42.920 --> 00:19:44.879 [ALARM DISTORTS AND FADES] 369 00:19:47.055 --> 00:19:48.448 [SIGHS] 370 00:19:53.409 --> 00:19:56.195 Okay. Now, granted, this is gonna sound odd but... 371 00:19:56.804 --> 00:19:58.675 [GROWLING] 372 00:20:04.812 --> 00:20:05.987 -RIDLEY: Wait, wait, wait! -[GUNSHOT] 373 00:20:06.074 --> 00:20:07.162 [THUDS] 374 00:20:07.249 --> 00:20:08.555 [GASPS] 375 00:20:15.431 --> 00:20:17.041 I don't think I should be in-in, 376 00:20:17.128 --> 00:20:19.957 in swim shorts for this moment. 377 00:20:20.044 --> 00:20:23.309 I know a lot of species in this area are rare. 378 00:20:23.396 --> 00:20:27.530 Um, but, uh, is this exact, 379 00:20:27.617 --> 00:20:31.534 uh, you know, familiar to you? 380 00:20:31.621 --> 00:20:33.536 Familiar to us? No. 381 00:20:33.623 --> 00:20:35.016 This is new. 382 00:20:35.103 --> 00:20:36.974 This doesn't seem novel to you? 383 00:20:37.061 --> 00:20:41.762 Um, yes, it is novel, uh, now that you mention it. 384 00:20:41.849 --> 00:20:43.633 What exactly are we saying this is though? 385 00:20:43.720 --> 00:20:45.331 I think we know exactly what it is. 386 00:20:45.418 --> 00:20:47.463 What I can say with-with total confidence 387 00:20:47.550 --> 00:20:52.642 is Elliot here has hit a, a horse-like, uh, Mammalia, 388 00:20:52.729 --> 00:20:54.122 uh, vertebralia, would that be the correct... 389 00:20:54.209 --> 00:20:55.384 -Yes, yes. -...um, classification? 390 00:20:55.471 --> 00:20:58.779 No. But it is horse-shaped 391 00:20:58.866 --> 00:21:02.130 with some sort of protrusion or growth. 392 00:21:02.217 --> 00:21:03.871 ELLIOT: Right. That's my working theory, too. 393 00:21:03.958 --> 00:21:07.396 Feral horse, mad, tumor-ridden. 394 00:21:07.483 --> 00:21:08.876 Uh, jumps in the middle of the road, 395 00:21:08.963 --> 00:21:11.052 not the fault of any one driver, per se. 396 00:21:11.139 --> 00:21:12.749 It's a fucking unicorn. 397 00:21:17.624 --> 00:21:19.887 It does seem like a unicorn. 398 00:21:19.974 --> 00:21:21.541 [ODELL CLEARING THROAT AND COUGHING] 399 00:21:21.628 --> 00:21:23.194 GRIFF: Oh, coming, sir. 400 00:21:27.198 --> 00:21:28.722 ODELL: What have you done? 401 00:21:29.549 --> 00:21:31.986 Uh, we hit it with the car. 402 00:21:32.073 --> 00:21:33.596 And then I blunt force traumatized it, 403 00:21:33.683 --> 00:21:35.206 out of sympathy. 404 00:21:35.294 --> 00:21:37.121 And its blood got all over my face. 405 00:21:37.208 --> 00:21:38.297 ELLIOT: Yeah. That's right. 406 00:21:38.384 --> 00:21:39.298 Your... 407 00:21:39.907 --> 00:21:41.474 Your, your face. 408 00:21:41.561 --> 00:21:42.649 BELINDA: What is it? 409 00:21:42.736 --> 00:21:43.824 It's a face. What? 410 00:21:43.911 --> 00:21:45.260 RIDLEY: It's my acne. 411 00:21:45.347 --> 00:21:47.088 But, darling, you don't have any acne. 412 00:21:47.175 --> 00:21:48.785 Not anymore. 413 00:21:50.134 --> 00:21:53.007 And how are you feeling? 414 00:21:53.094 --> 00:21:55.836 All tip-top? And no adverse side effects to speak of? 415 00:21:55.923 --> 00:21:57.403 No. 416 00:21:57.490 --> 00:21:59.535 And you've had no other contact with it? 417 00:21:59.622 --> 00:22:02.451 Well, some-- Some of it got in my eyes. 418 00:22:02.538 --> 00:22:04.714 I admit I maybe went a little overboard 419 00:22:04.801 --> 00:22:06.150 with the tire iron, but-- 420 00:22:07.369 --> 00:22:08.501 My allergies. 421 00:22:08.979 --> 00:22:10.024 BELINDA: Oh. 422 00:22:10.111 --> 00:22:11.895 Should I call someone? 423 00:22:11.982 --> 00:22:14.942 Yes! Yes, um, that we could call the Sierra Club, 424 00:22:15.029 --> 00:22:17.684 uh, but there's also the World Wildlife Foundation-- 425 00:22:17.771 --> 00:22:19.468 I'm sorry, my child, 426 00:22:19.555 --> 00:22:21.514 but this will have to go governmental, I'm afraid. 427 00:22:21.601 --> 00:22:23.559 And that means military, doesn't it? 428 00:22:23.646 --> 00:22:25.648 Uh, no, I don't-- I don't think we have to-- 429 00:22:25.735 --> 00:22:27.563 Or perhaps you're right. 430 00:22:28.477 --> 00:22:32.089 Perhaps, we might ideate 431 00:22:32.176 --> 00:22:35.789 outside of the box for an alternative. 432 00:22:35.876 --> 00:22:39.096 Yes. I mean, there must be something that we can do. 433 00:22:39.183 --> 00:22:42.099 I mean, as someone who works with NGOs, 434 00:22:42.186 --> 00:22:45.189 believe me, you do not want a bunch of bureaucrats 435 00:22:45.276 --> 00:22:48.105 mucking around in a delicate situation. 436 00:22:48.192 --> 00:22:49.585 -Do you? -SHEPARD: Mm-hmm. Right. 437 00:22:49.672 --> 00:22:50.978 ODELL: In my opinion, 438 00:22:51.065 --> 00:22:53.807 we have a debt owed to the spirit of this animal 439 00:22:53.894 --> 00:22:56.679 to navigate by our own moral compasses 440 00:22:56.766 --> 00:22:59.290 and allow its mysteries to reveal themselves 441 00:22:59.378 --> 00:23:01.554 so that we can honor it in a manner 442 00:23:01.641 --> 00:23:04.121 that the public sector simply cannot. [COUGHS] 443 00:23:04.208 --> 00:23:07.429 Yes. Then we will be able to shield Elliot 444 00:23:07.516 --> 00:23:10.040 from the consequences of what seemed 445 00:23:10.127 --> 00:23:12.913 a perfectly innocent accident, right? 446 00:23:13.000 --> 00:23:14.610 -Yes. -Yes. 447 00:23:15.655 --> 00:23:16.743 [COUGHS] 448 00:23:19.615 --> 00:23:21.443 That's the spirit. 449 00:23:21.530 --> 00:23:24.838 Summon Dr. Song and his mobile laboratory posthaste. 450 00:23:24.925 --> 00:23:26.927 And the security contractors. 451 00:23:27.014 --> 00:23:29.277 We'll need an escort. [COUGHING] 452 00:23:30.713 --> 00:23:32.802 [SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING] 453 00:23:32.889 --> 00:23:34.630 [RIDLEY EXHALES] 454 00:23:45.946 --> 00:23:47.469 [KNOCKING AT DOOR] 455 00:23:48.644 --> 00:23:50.211 [DOOR OPENS] 456 00:23:51.081 --> 00:23:52.300 Hey, can I come in? 457 00:23:52.387 --> 00:23:53.736 You're already in. 458 00:23:53.823 --> 00:23:55.259 ELLIOT: Right. 459 00:23:57.479 --> 00:24:00.613 Hey. You missed some good moussaka. 460 00:24:02.397 --> 00:24:04.617 You want me to see if there are any leftovers or... 461 00:24:04.704 --> 00:24:06.532 Griff brought me a sandwich, so... 462 00:24:06.619 --> 00:24:10.666 Oh, great. Well, you love sandwiches. 463 00:24:14.148 --> 00:24:15.715 Sandwiches are the best. 464 00:24:15.802 --> 00:24:17.368 I'm sorry, did you want something? 465 00:24:17.456 --> 00:24:19.240 No, no, no. No, I was just, 466 00:24:19.327 --> 00:24:21.895 you know, I wanted to check in. 467 00:24:22.939 --> 00:24:24.941 See how-- 468 00:24:25.028 --> 00:24:26.334 Look, I know we haven't talked a lot 469 00:24:26.421 --> 00:24:27.466 since you left for school, 470 00:24:27.553 --> 00:24:29.859 but are you okay? 471 00:24:31.382 --> 00:24:32.514 I don't really know what happened 472 00:24:32.601 --> 00:24:34.647 when you touched that thing. 473 00:24:34.734 --> 00:24:39.608 But thankfully, I stepped in to save the day. 474 00:24:39.695 --> 00:24:41.610 You thought I needed protecting? 475 00:24:41.697 --> 00:24:43.830 Yeah. You, you didn't see what happened. 476 00:24:43.917 --> 00:24:45.396 You had like a seizure or something. 477 00:24:45.484 --> 00:24:47.050 No. No. 478 00:24:47.137 --> 00:24:48.791 It wasn't... 479 00:24:48.878 --> 00:24:50.532 I mean, yes, something happened, 480 00:24:50.619 --> 00:24:52.969 but I wouldn't-- It wasn't anything bad. 481 00:24:53.056 --> 00:24:56.016 It kinda felt like it was showing me something. 482 00:24:57.626 --> 00:24:59.236 -Forget it. -What? 483 00:24:59.323 --> 00:25:01.108 No, 'cause you're looking at me like I'm fucking crazy. 484 00:25:01.195 --> 00:25:02.718 No, no, no, no, no, no, no. 485 00:25:02.805 --> 00:25:05.939 Look, I want-- I want to hear, but you're not... giving much. 486 00:25:06.026 --> 00:25:07.854 Okay. Well, I tried to tell you earlier 487 00:25:07.941 --> 00:25:09.595 when it was still in the trunk, but you didn't listen. 488 00:25:09.682 --> 00:25:10.987 I was kind of in the middle of something 489 00:25:11.074 --> 00:25:12.206 -if you hadn't noticed. -That thing and I, 490 00:25:12.293 --> 00:25:13.424 we're, like, connected. 491 00:25:13.512 --> 00:25:15.470 And ever since it died, I just-- 492 00:25:15.557 --> 00:25:16.558 I get this feeling I don't think 493 00:25:16.645 --> 00:25:18.168 we're supposed to be here. 494 00:25:18.255 --> 00:25:19.822 Like it was a mistake handing that creature over 495 00:25:19.909 --> 00:25:20.954 to these people. 496 00:25:21.041 --> 00:25:23.434 Right. Okay. Right. I see. 497 00:25:26.133 --> 00:25:29.484 All right, look, you had a weird experience, 498 00:25:29.571 --> 00:25:32.008 and I will pay for the extra therapy, 499 00:25:32.095 --> 00:25:35.446 but I don't see what we stand to gain by making this weekend 500 00:25:35.534 --> 00:25:37.927 all about you and your special connection 501 00:25:38.014 --> 00:25:39.538 to a magical dead horse. 502 00:25:40.669 --> 00:25:42.323 [DOOR SLAMS] 503 00:25:43.933 --> 00:25:45.195 Ridley? 504 00:25:47.023 --> 00:25:48.024 Riddles? 505 00:25:51.288 --> 00:25:52.812 Skin does look great, Rid. 506 00:25:56.424 --> 00:25:57.817 Look, uh... 507 00:25:58.992 --> 00:26:01.255 -Sweetheart, I... -[SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING] 508 00:26:01.342 --> 00:26:03.083 I just need you to trust me. 509 00:26:04.563 --> 00:26:07.087 And that I know how to play this situation. 510 00:26:07.653 --> 00:26:08.828 Unicorn-wise. 511 00:26:10.264 --> 00:26:11.874 I'm looking out for us. 512 00:26:12.919 --> 00:26:14.224 Okay. 513 00:26:21.841 --> 00:26:23.059 I love you. 514 00:26:27.586 --> 00:26:28.891 [SIGHS] 515 00:26:40.250 --> 00:26:42.035 [MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 516 00:26:53.742 --> 00:26:55.962 [TYPING] 517 00:27:18.419 --> 00:27:19.942 SHEPARD: Is that you, Elliot? 518 00:27:22.336 --> 00:27:24.686 I like how you handled things today. [OPENS LIGHTER] 519 00:27:24.773 --> 00:27:26.253 Good job. 520 00:27:26.340 --> 00:27:28.647 ELLIOT: Ahh. Danke. 521 00:27:31.867 --> 00:27:33.434 [EXHALES] 522 00:27:33.521 --> 00:27:35.610 I can see why you've done so well at the firm. 523 00:27:36.219 --> 00:27:39.179 Ah. 524 00:27:39.266 --> 00:27:40.746 Though I gotta say, never would've guessed 525 00:27:40.833 --> 00:27:42.661 what kinda meat you were packing, buddy. 526 00:27:42.748 --> 00:27:45.185 Oh. Well, it's, 527 00:27:46.316 --> 00:27:48.623 it's all our meat now, I suppose. 528 00:27:48.710 --> 00:27:50.190 That it is. 529 00:27:50.277 --> 00:27:51.278 Tell you what. 530 00:27:51.365 --> 00:27:52.801 Why don't you hop in? 531 00:27:52.888 --> 00:27:55.195 We can chop it up, talk about your future. 532 00:27:55.282 --> 00:27:57.371 Oh, no, no. I, I didn't, um-- 533 00:27:57.458 --> 00:27:59.547 I didn't actually pack a, a bathing suit so... 534 00:27:59.634 --> 00:28:02.245 Stickler. I get it. That's okay. 535 00:28:02.332 --> 00:28:05.161 [SHOUTING] Griff! [ECHOING] Get Elliot a suit! 536 00:28:05.248 --> 00:28:07.903 Oh, oh, no, no, really. It's, it's okay. 537 00:28:07.990 --> 00:28:09.165 -Are you sure? -Yeah, yeah. 538 00:28:09.252 --> 00:28:10.427 -He doesn't mind. Okay. -No, no. I'm... 539 00:28:10.514 --> 00:28:12.429 [SHOUTING] Griff! Forget it! 540 00:28:12.516 --> 00:28:14.431 [ECHOES] 541 00:28:14.518 --> 00:28:15.694 So tell me, I was wondering. 542 00:28:15.781 --> 00:28:17.434 What's her deal by the way? 543 00:28:18.609 --> 00:28:20.307 She doesn't really like you, huh? 544 00:28:22.048 --> 00:28:25.442 What? No. Why would you say that? 545 00:28:26.400 --> 00:28:28.924 I don't know 'cause it seems like it. 546 00:28:29.011 --> 00:28:30.883 I mean, no offense meant, El. 547 00:28:30.970 --> 00:28:33.015 Why don't you get in? We can hot tub about it. 548 00:28:33.973 --> 00:28:36.715 [GROWLING IN DISTANCE] 549 00:28:39.630 --> 00:28:43.199 [GROWLING CONTINUES] 550 00:28:43.286 --> 00:28:45.767 Think it must be moose mating season or something. 551 00:28:46.725 --> 00:28:48.074 I was about done anyhow. 552 00:28:48.161 --> 00:28:49.728 Pass me that robe. 553 00:28:56.647 --> 00:28:58.867 [GROWLING] 554 00:28:58.954 --> 00:29:01.043 [TENSE MUSIC PLAYING] 555 00:29:01.130 --> 00:29:02.175 See ya. 556 00:29:14.230 --> 00:29:15.754 WOMAN OVER SPEAKER: The crown jewel of The Met's 557 00:29:15.841 --> 00:29:17.407 Medieval Collection of the Cloisters. 558 00:29:17.494 --> 00:29:18.974 The Unicorn Tapestries 559 00:29:19.061 --> 00:29:21.716 are among the most beautiful and complex works 560 00:29:21.803 --> 00:29:24.023 to have survived from the Middle Ages. 561 00:29:24.110 --> 00:29:25.502 The seven tapestries 562 00:29:25.589 --> 00:29:27.896 illustrate a cautionary tale of a Lord 563 00:29:27.983 --> 00:29:30.899 and his hunters pursuit of a mystical unicorn, 564 00:29:30.986 --> 00:29:33.510 which defends itself and proves untameable. 565 00:29:33.597 --> 00:29:37.645 That is until it is entranced by a purehearted maiden. 566 00:29:37.732 --> 00:29:40.779 The unicorn is pacified by the maiden's virtue. 567 00:29:40.866 --> 00:29:43.520 The creature is then killed and brought to a castle 568 00:29:43.607 --> 00:29:46.654 where it is resurrected and kept in captivity. 569 00:29:46.741 --> 00:29:48.482 However, the tapestry depicting 570 00:29:48.569 --> 00:29:50.571 the unicorn and the maiden is incomplete, 571 00:29:50.658 --> 00:29:53.269 having been damaged during the French Revolution. 572 00:29:53.356 --> 00:29:55.489 But this reconstructed restoration 573 00:29:55.576 --> 00:29:58.057 tells of a vengeful and violent beast. 574 00:29:58.144 --> 00:30:00.973 It's mercilessness and ferocity matched 575 00:30:01.060 --> 00:30:03.932 only by how much it was coveted by man. 576 00:30:04.019 --> 00:30:05.629 [OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 577 00:30:07.066 --> 00:30:08.807 -[LAPTOP CLOSES] -[MUSIC STOPS] 578 00:30:13.855 --> 00:30:15.770 [OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 579 00:30:16.597 --> 00:30:18.033 [HIGH-PITCHED CRY] 580 00:30:19.730 --> 00:30:21.384 [GROWLING] 581 00:30:25.432 --> 00:30:27.608 -[WHINNYING] -[HOOVES POUNDING] 582 00:30:33.527 --> 00:30:35.659 -[GROWLING] -[GASPING] 583 00:30:44.407 --> 00:30:48.194 -[PANTING] -[MASK HISSING] 584 00:30:48.281 --> 00:30:50.805 SCIENTIST 1: Ridley Kintner, come with us. 585 00:30:50.892 --> 00:30:53.460 Whoa. Wait. What are you doing? What the fuck? 586 00:30:53.547 --> 00:30:55.462 [RACY MUSIC PLAYING] 587 00:31:01.772 --> 00:31:03.035 SCIENTIST 1: Take a seat. 588 00:31:05.037 --> 00:31:06.560 SCIENTIST 2: Okay. Just follow my finger. 589 00:31:06.647 --> 00:31:07.822 SCIENTIST 1: Subject one displays 590 00:31:07.909 --> 00:31:10.607 negligible irritation of epidermis. 591 00:31:10.694 --> 00:31:12.218 SCIENTIST 1: Same, with two's irises. 592 00:31:13.567 --> 00:31:17.049 Yooo, what the hell, man? Trying to do my job here. 593 00:31:21.401 --> 00:31:23.794 SONG: Though comprehensive analysis won't be possible 594 00:31:23.882 --> 00:31:25.318 until the specimen is transported 595 00:31:25.405 --> 00:31:26.667 to Leo Labs Campus, 596 00:31:26.754 --> 00:31:27.929 even with our limited 597 00:31:28.016 --> 00:31:29.888 genomic testing capabilities in the field, 598 00:31:29.975 --> 00:31:33.413 we can say that this is not a horse. 599 00:31:33.500 --> 00:31:36.895 We've begun analysis of the blood sample's reactivity 600 00:31:36.982 --> 00:31:39.114 with subject one's facial dermis 601 00:31:39.201 --> 00:31:41.856 and subject two's sinus cavities, 602 00:31:41.943 --> 00:31:44.641 vitreous body, and ocular lenses. 603 00:31:44.728 --> 00:31:46.905 Preliminary analysis has revealed 604 00:31:46.992 --> 00:31:48.776 some very interesting results... 605 00:31:48.863 --> 00:31:50.256 Are you doing-- 606 00:31:50.343 --> 00:31:54.913 is there, like, an omelet station or is that not a... 607 00:31:55.000 --> 00:31:57.524 SONG: ...decreased vitreous liquid and increased... 608 00:31:57.611 --> 00:31:58.699 RIDLEY: We need to talk. 609 00:31:58.786 --> 00:32:00.222 After you left last night, 610 00:32:00.309 --> 00:32:01.920 I started doing research on unicorns 611 00:32:02.007 --> 00:32:03.486 and I think we need to be careful. 612 00:32:03.573 --> 00:32:06.750 Those tapestries at the museum that Mom took us to. 613 00:32:06.837 --> 00:32:08.230 -Do you remember that? -What-- 614 00:32:08.317 --> 00:32:09.971 What-- No-- Uh, I don't know. 615 00:32:10.058 --> 00:32:11.799 But, uhm, can we talk later? 616 00:32:11.886 --> 00:32:13.192 This science stuff's important. 617 00:32:13.279 --> 00:32:17.413 But early indicators, uh, indicate that the blood's 618 00:32:17.500 --> 00:32:19.024 therapeutic characteristics 619 00:32:19.111 --> 00:32:22.027 may very well relate to the horn itself. 620 00:32:22.114 --> 00:32:23.115 -Oh, yeah? -How? 621 00:32:23.202 --> 00:32:24.725 SONG: To say would be conjecture. 622 00:32:24.812 --> 00:32:26.988 -Conject. -[SIGHS] Conjecture is good. 623 00:32:27.075 --> 00:32:28.381 We can work with conjecture. 624 00:32:28.468 --> 00:32:29.730 I don't think anyone minds conjecting. 625 00:32:29.817 --> 00:32:31.514 -Well the, um... -Seems to be 626 00:32:31.601 --> 00:32:32.951 some sort of organ. 627 00:32:34.256 --> 00:32:35.779 Uh, uh... 628 00:32:38.260 --> 00:32:43.265 See, somehow it's still firing bioelectrical signals 629 00:32:43.352 --> 00:32:45.659 to depolarize cells throughout the entire nervous system, 630 00:32:45.746 --> 00:32:47.313 which is weird. 631 00:32:47.400 --> 00:32:49.054 Yes, bioelectromagnetic conductivity 632 00:32:49.141 --> 00:32:50.490 does seem unusual, 633 00:32:50.577 --> 00:32:54.102 uh, potentially significant in compound 1-Delta. 634 00:32:54.189 --> 00:32:56.322 Excuse me. Hi. Elliot Kintner, J.D., 635 00:32:56.409 --> 00:32:59.455 uh, subject one-- or well, two, actually. 636 00:32:59.542 --> 00:33:00.935 Regardless, uh, made the discovery, 637 00:33:01.022 --> 00:33:02.458 it's good to be working with you. 638 00:33:02.545 --> 00:33:05.070 My question: what's that compound now? 639 00:33:06.375 --> 00:33:07.507 Pulverized horn. 640 00:33:07.594 --> 00:33:09.204 -We need to study it. -SHEPARD: Oh. 641 00:33:09.291 --> 00:33:11.293 SONG: But it's potentially more potent than the blood. 642 00:33:11.380 --> 00:33:12.991 SHEPARD: Well, what are we waiting for? 643 00:33:13.078 --> 00:33:15.515 I say we pop that sucker off right away, 644 00:33:15.602 --> 00:33:17.647 grind it up and get it crackin'. 645 00:33:17.734 --> 00:33:19.345 Or is that-- Is that maybe, 646 00:33:19.432 --> 00:33:21.869 maybe not what the move is... 647 00:33:22.913 --> 00:33:24.437 For centuries, 648 00:33:24.524 --> 00:33:26.743 the Cavitenos of the Philippines 649 00:33:26.830 --> 00:33:28.571 have carried on a tradition 650 00:33:28.658 --> 00:33:31.313 of burying their dead inside trees. 651 00:33:32.053 --> 00:33:33.881 When the elder is ready, 652 00:33:33.968 --> 00:33:37.276 they venture into nature to select it themselves. 653 00:33:39.365 --> 00:33:42.977 If this doesn't work, 654 00:33:43.064 --> 00:33:47.590 that may be the last earthly business for me to do. 655 00:33:47.677 --> 00:33:49.201 [COUGHS] 656 00:33:49.288 --> 00:33:50.767 BELINDA: No stone unturned, darling. 657 00:33:50.854 --> 00:33:52.247 [COUGHING] 658 00:33:52.334 --> 00:33:53.814 Wait, if what doesn't work? 659 00:33:53.901 --> 00:33:56.860 GRIFF: [CLEARS THROAT] Omelet, sir? 660 00:33:56.947 --> 00:33:58.036 Thank you. 661 00:33:58.906 --> 00:34:01.039 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 662 00:34:13.268 --> 00:34:14.835 [SIZZLES] 663 00:34:27.848 --> 00:34:29.850 [STEADY BEEPING] 664 00:35:04.841 --> 00:35:06.669 [HOWLING] 665 00:35:10.978 --> 00:35:13.154 [SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING] 666 00:35:16.723 --> 00:35:18.377 [DEVICE BEEPING] 667 00:35:18.464 --> 00:35:21.119 BHATIA: Sir, electromagnetic radiation 668 00:35:21.206 --> 00:35:23.469 is still emanating from the horn. 669 00:35:24.818 --> 00:35:26.602 But it's... 670 00:35:26.689 --> 00:35:29.518 [BEEPING SPEEDS UP] 671 00:35:29.605 --> 00:35:30.606 ...stronger. 672 00:36:12.387 --> 00:36:14.346 [MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 673 00:36:18.785 --> 00:36:20.352 [HOOVES GALLOPING] 674 00:36:26.967 --> 00:36:28.969 [HIGH-PITCHED CRY] 675 00:36:29.056 --> 00:36:32.190 [HOOVES GALLOPING] 676 00:36:32.277 --> 00:36:34.453 [WOODS CREAKING] 677 00:36:43.853 --> 00:36:45.812 [GROWLING IN DISTANCE] 678 00:36:50.164 --> 00:36:51.905 [STEADY BEEPING] 679 00:36:56.605 --> 00:36:58.346 ELLIOT: How are you feeling, sir? 680 00:36:58.433 --> 00:37:01.523 Oh, I believe it's working. I do believe. 681 00:37:01.610 --> 00:37:04.134 Of course it is, Odell. Of course. 682 00:37:05.266 --> 00:37:07.312 Oh, yeah. No, I bet. It's working. 683 00:37:07.399 --> 00:37:11.925 Working those tumors real good. 684 00:37:12.012 --> 00:37:15.102 I want to thank you for this gift, Elliot. 685 00:37:15.189 --> 00:37:20.238 The gift of certainty. To pass on, 686 00:37:20.325 --> 00:37:22.892 to be buried, or in my case, 687 00:37:22.979 --> 00:37:25.417 cryogenically frozen in a subterranean bunker, 688 00:37:25.504 --> 00:37:27.593 but, regardless, to do so 689 00:37:27.680 --> 00:37:30.509 knowing you've tried it all. [INHALES DEEPLY] 690 00:37:30.596 --> 00:37:34.077 Thanks to you, I have. 691 00:37:34.164 --> 00:37:36.645 I do wish I'd gone to space, though. [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] 692 00:37:36.732 --> 00:37:41.346 Yeah. Well, not many people have. 693 00:37:41.433 --> 00:37:43.783 Whatever comes of this, you'll receive your royalty. 694 00:37:43.870 --> 00:37:45.175 Understand? 695 00:37:46.220 --> 00:37:48.091 Your discovery, your cut. 696 00:37:48.178 --> 00:37:49.441 [COUGHS] 697 00:37:49.528 --> 00:37:51.791 Perhaps, you'll become a partner in all of this. 698 00:37:52.748 --> 00:37:55.882 Thank you, sir. I'd be grateful. 699 00:37:55.969 --> 00:37:57.492 I know you would, amigo. 700 00:37:57.579 --> 00:38:01.931 Did I tell you we're on Blackfoot land? 701 00:38:03.368 --> 00:38:07.415 Their people express their thanks, grati-- 702 00:38:07.502 --> 00:38:08.808 Save your strength, Odell. 703 00:38:08.895 --> 00:38:10.679 No one needs to hear about that. 704 00:38:10.766 --> 00:38:12.942 Not now, not ever, darling. 705 00:38:13.029 --> 00:38:16.032 Just-- That's it. Shhh. 706 00:38:17.817 --> 00:38:19.645 -[SNORING] -BELINDA: He's fine. 707 00:38:19.732 --> 00:38:21.342 Come on. 708 00:38:26.434 --> 00:38:28.567 What's going on in here? 709 00:38:28.654 --> 00:38:31.483 Uh, I'm researching, I guess. [SNIFFLES] 710 00:38:31.570 --> 00:38:32.527 SHEPARD: Hmm. 711 00:38:33.615 --> 00:38:35.400 What kind of researching? 712 00:38:37.619 --> 00:38:40.492 Feedback's a good thing. Don't be afraid of it. 713 00:38:40.579 --> 00:38:43.886 Right. Um, I don't know. 714 00:38:43.973 --> 00:38:46.672 I... I guess I just kind of figured, 715 00:38:46.759 --> 00:38:48.282 you know, what if people used to think 716 00:38:48.369 --> 00:38:51.720 that unicorns were real because they actually were? 717 00:38:51.807 --> 00:38:53.418 You know, like, we're the ones who got it wrong. 718 00:38:53.505 --> 00:38:54.897 And I feel like if that's the case, then... 719 00:38:54.984 --> 00:38:56.377 -Hmm. -...what people used to 720 00:38:56.464 --> 00:38:58.074 have to say about them is actually a lot more relevant 721 00:38:58.161 --> 00:38:59.467 than what we think now. 722 00:39:00.860 --> 00:39:02.992 Yeah, but this, this is all just bad faith 723 00:39:03.079 --> 00:39:05.081 archaic misogynist bullshit. But some of this's actually... 724 00:39:05.168 --> 00:39:07.127 -Totally. -I'll show you. 725 00:39:07.214 --> 00:39:09.172 Tell you what, why don't we get you situated properly. 726 00:39:09.259 --> 00:39:11.000 -Griff? -Yes? 727 00:39:11.087 --> 00:39:13.351 Uh, my large format printer. 728 00:39:14.439 --> 00:39:15.440 I was a real shutterbug 729 00:39:15.527 --> 00:39:16.702 for a few months a couple years back 730 00:39:16.789 --> 00:39:18.747 before I got into archery and that kinda... 731 00:39:18.834 --> 00:39:20.270 -Um... -...took over everything. 732 00:39:20.358 --> 00:39:21.620 But, um... [CLEARS THROAT] 733 00:39:21.707 --> 00:39:23.926 why don't you organize your thoughts, you know, 734 00:39:24.013 --> 00:39:25.406 print some of this stuff off, 735 00:39:25.493 --> 00:39:27.495 and then we can present our research to my parents. 736 00:39:27.582 --> 00:39:28.801 -What do you think? -RIDLEY: Yeah. Uh, 737 00:39:28.888 --> 00:39:30.498 I don't know. Yeah, I guess, I could, uh... 738 00:39:30.585 --> 00:39:32.674 It doesn't have to be like a proper mood board or anything, 739 00:39:32.761 --> 00:39:34.197 but I'm a visual thinker so... 740 00:39:34.284 --> 00:39:36.069 Right. 741 00:39:36.156 --> 00:39:38.376 SHEPARD: Hmm. I can't wait to see it. Ridley. 742 00:39:38.463 --> 00:39:41.988 Oh, and, uh, matte paper, yeah? Glossy's gauche. 743 00:39:42.075 --> 00:39:44.120 [FOOTSTEPS] 744 00:39:44.207 --> 00:39:46.209 [MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 745 00:39:47.515 --> 00:39:48.647 Dad? 746 00:39:56.916 --> 00:39:58.265 Hmm. 747 00:40:02.748 --> 00:40:03.923 [STICK DROPS] 748 00:40:05.446 --> 00:40:08.493 Odell. You look... 749 00:40:13.280 --> 00:40:15.064 rested. 750 00:40:15.151 --> 00:40:16.414 [MUSIC INCREASES IN TEMPO] 751 00:40:20.069 --> 00:40:21.375 [ODELL GROANS] 752 00:40:28.338 --> 00:40:29.818 -[BEEP] -[MOTOR WHIRRING] 753 00:40:33.909 --> 00:40:36.521 SONG: If these protein and tumor markers are accurate, 754 00:40:36.608 --> 00:40:39.872 your cancer seems to be in some sort of, uh, 755 00:40:41.090 --> 00:40:42.701 spontaneous remission. 756 00:40:43.658 --> 00:40:45.051 What's that now? 757 00:40:45.138 --> 00:40:47.009 We can't say anything definitive 758 00:40:47.096 --> 00:40:48.881 and right now N only equals one. 759 00:40:48.968 --> 00:40:52.232 But there's a chance this is possibly, uh-- 760 00:40:52.319 --> 00:40:53.451 -[MACHINE BEEPS] -It could be the, uh... 761 00:40:53.538 --> 00:40:55.322 Cure for cancer? 762 00:40:55.409 --> 00:40:57.498 [SHEPARD CLAPS] Are you kidding me? 763 00:40:57.585 --> 00:41:00.414 Cancer? That-- That's the biggest one. 764 00:41:00.501 --> 00:41:02.938 It's a top three disease, easy. 765 00:41:03.025 --> 00:41:04.723 Are you sure about that? I mean, you've checked 766 00:41:04.810 --> 00:41:07.073 your math and chemistry and everything? 767 00:41:07.160 --> 00:41:09.292 I mean, I just don't wanna get our hopes up, darling. 768 00:41:09.379 --> 00:41:12.687 ODELL: I no longer need hope now. I feel it. 769 00:41:12.774 --> 00:41:15.168 It's gone, out of my body for good. 770 00:41:16.561 --> 00:41:19.302 We've done it. We found my cure, Bella. 771 00:41:19.389 --> 00:41:20.521 Oh. 772 00:41:20.608 --> 00:41:22.175 Well, we can't say anything right now, 773 00:41:22.262 --> 00:41:23.872 other than it's promising. 774 00:41:23.959 --> 00:41:27.615 But we might be curing cancer here? 775 00:41:27.702 --> 00:41:30.313 You hear that, Rid? Doing good. 776 00:41:30.400 --> 00:41:32.141 I can feel every cell 777 00:41:32.228 --> 00:41:33.839 -in my body buzzing... -What? 778 00:41:33.926 --> 00:41:35.101 -...vibrating... -ELLIOT: What's wrong? 779 00:41:35.188 --> 00:41:36.232 ...on the universe's frequency. 780 00:41:36.319 --> 00:41:38.887 I've never been so alive. 781 00:41:38.974 --> 00:41:40.193 Oh, my God. They're gonna hate us 782 00:41:40.280 --> 00:41:41.586 on the non-profit circuit. 783 00:41:41.673 --> 00:41:43.457 Nice knowing ya, cancer charities, am I right? 784 00:41:43.544 --> 00:41:45.851 Let's just slow down for a second. 785 00:41:45.938 --> 00:41:48.201 No, dear. Now's the time to go fast. 786 00:41:48.288 --> 00:41:50.986 We need to get that creature into HQ 787 00:41:51.073 --> 00:41:53.293 to replicate that compound post-haste. 788 00:41:53.380 --> 00:41:55.382 -Well-- But we can't. -Excuse me? 789 00:41:55.469 --> 00:41:56.905 We can't reproduce this. 790 00:41:56.992 --> 00:41:58.472 Oh, you gotta say something else, Song. 791 00:41:58.559 --> 00:42:00.256 -He's not gonna like that. -SONG: These protein sequences 792 00:42:00.343 --> 00:42:01.910 shouldn't exist, not even theoretically. 793 00:42:01.997 --> 00:42:03.956 They'd be impossible to synthesize. 794 00:42:04.043 --> 00:42:04.957 Whatever the cost, I don't care. 795 00:42:05.044 --> 00:42:06.262 Do not touch those samples! 796 00:42:06.349 --> 00:42:07.525 I wasn't. I was just looking at it. 797 00:42:07.612 --> 00:42:09.091 SONG: If you gave us all the time 798 00:42:09.178 --> 00:42:11.006 and all the resources in the world, 799 00:42:11.093 --> 00:42:12.834 we couldn't reproduce this. 800 00:42:12.921 --> 00:42:15.794 Sometimes, science can only be humbled in the face of nature. 801 00:42:15.881 --> 00:42:18.579 For years, you've sworn that there's no treatment 802 00:42:18.666 --> 00:42:19.754 for what ails me, 803 00:42:19.841 --> 00:42:21.626 and yet when I find the cure myself, 804 00:42:21.713 --> 00:42:23.932 you say you can't replicate it? 805 00:42:24.019 --> 00:42:26.369 An opportunity for greatness, 806 00:42:26.456 --> 00:42:29.372 for immortality, handed to you, 807 00:42:29.459 --> 00:42:32.114 and all you can speak of is man's limitations? 808 00:42:32.201 --> 00:42:33.899 Man has no limitations. 809 00:42:33.986 --> 00:42:35.117 So if you can't recognize 810 00:42:35.204 --> 00:42:37.598 the alchemical miracle on hand, 811 00:42:37.685 --> 00:42:39.861 the potential for your legacy and mine, 812 00:42:39.948 --> 00:42:41.471 then we may need a new head 813 00:42:41.559 --> 00:42:43.952 of pharmaceutical fucking research! 814 00:42:44.039 --> 00:42:45.737 I understand you're disappointed. 815 00:42:45.824 --> 00:42:49.871 But you are still cured, so... 816 00:42:49.958 --> 00:42:51.438 Net positive, I'd say. 817 00:42:54.397 --> 00:42:57.096 So, this is it? 818 00:42:58.010 --> 00:42:59.489 All we have? 819 00:43:01.187 --> 00:43:02.492 SHEPARD: It's like an NFT. 820 00:43:02.580 --> 00:43:03.929 I've told you about that before. 821 00:43:04.016 --> 00:43:06.235 Oh, I understand. Supply is scarce. 822 00:43:06.322 --> 00:43:08.629 Demand will be high. I understand. 823 00:43:08.716 --> 00:43:11.501 You got the Davos guest list handy? 824 00:43:11.589 --> 00:43:14.287 Always. Let's prioritize anyone 825 00:43:14.374 --> 00:43:16.202 who's had a public health scare. 826 00:43:16.289 --> 00:43:18.334 The worse, the better. 827 00:43:18.421 --> 00:43:19.684 SHEPARD: And I'll mix up some drinks. 828 00:43:19.771 --> 00:43:21.120 Finally get to show you that mixology, Pop. 829 00:43:21.207 --> 00:43:24.384 Um, sorry. Can I help with whatever is happening? 830 00:43:24.471 --> 00:43:26.516 Roll up your shirtsleeves, partner. 831 00:43:27.866 --> 00:43:30.520 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 832 00:43:30.608 --> 00:43:32.479 [PRINTER WHIRRING AND CLICKING] 833 00:43:38.180 --> 00:43:39.834 [PRINTER COMPLETION BEEP] 834 00:43:46.798 --> 00:43:48.495 It's new, Priscilla. 835 00:43:48.582 --> 00:43:50.062 BELINDA: It's not the sort of thing we... 836 00:43:50.149 --> 00:43:51.629 RIDLEY: Excuse me. I... 837 00:43:51.716 --> 00:43:53.195 ...would let the FDA get their grubby little hands on. 838 00:43:53.282 --> 00:43:54.327 [LAUGHS] 839 00:43:54.414 --> 00:43:55.807 Just think of it as an investment 840 00:43:55.894 --> 00:43:57.635 -in your and Mark's health. -Well, how do I sound? 841 00:43:57.722 --> 00:43:59.680 Oh, great, 'cause I feel great. 842 00:43:59.767 --> 00:44:00.942 How's the colon? 843 00:44:01.029 --> 00:44:02.422 -No, no, no, no. -RIDLEY: Excuse me. 844 00:44:02.509 --> 00:44:03.815 Let me tell you about this new treatment. 845 00:44:03.902 --> 00:44:05.077 RIDLEY: Sir, can I just have a... 846 00:44:05.164 --> 00:44:06.382 Yeah. No, it's extraordinary. 847 00:44:06.469 --> 00:44:08.080 I just think MBS would think this is 848 00:44:08.167 --> 00:44:10.560 a cool opportunity if you brought it to him. 849 00:44:10.648 --> 00:44:11.866 ODELL: ...Unlike anything on the market. 850 00:44:11.953 --> 00:44:13.999 Right, because we've partied before 851 00:44:14.086 --> 00:44:16.175 and I know what he's like. 852 00:44:16.262 --> 00:44:17.480 -Dad. Dad. -ELLIOT: Wait, hold on-- 853 00:44:17.567 --> 00:44:18.568 Hold on just a second, Rid. 854 00:44:18.656 --> 00:44:19.961 Three grams at two and a half. 855 00:44:20.048 --> 00:44:21.397 Right. Okay. Two and a half at 300. 856 00:44:21.484 --> 00:44:23.530 No, no, three at 2.5. 857 00:44:23.617 --> 00:44:25.445 -Oh, sorry. Sorry. Yeah. -Sharp ears. Do better. 858 00:44:25.532 --> 00:44:26.533 Uh, you're right. I apologize. 859 00:44:26.620 --> 00:44:27.926 -What's going on? -Oh, my gosh. 860 00:44:28.013 --> 00:44:29.754 I've never seen so much money before in my life. 861 00:44:29.841 --> 00:44:31.233 I think this is gonna change things for us. 862 00:44:31.320 --> 00:44:33.888 BELINDA: All right. Finish your prep! 863 00:44:33.975 --> 00:44:36.064 -ELLIOT: Holy shit. -Let's bag the beast to go 864 00:44:36.151 --> 00:44:37.849 We're going wheels up ricky-tick. 865 00:44:37.936 --> 00:44:39.372 [ODELL TALKING INDISTINCTLY] 866 00:44:39.459 --> 00:44:42.114 So, my boy says the Crown Prince 867 00:44:42.201 --> 00:44:45.117 and his cousin are gonna want an eight ball to start. 868 00:44:45.204 --> 00:44:46.379 BELINDA: What? 869 00:44:46.466 --> 00:44:48.033 I mean, uh, three and a half grams. 870 00:44:48.120 --> 00:44:50.035 That's such an oddly specific number. 871 00:44:50.122 --> 00:44:51.732 Yeah. I don't know. Weird, but that's what he said. 872 00:44:51.819 --> 00:44:54.082 RIDLEY: Wait, is this... 873 00:44:54.169 --> 00:44:56.563 What? Every part of the buffalo. 874 00:44:56.650 --> 00:44:58.130 Wish I had my bitters from home, 875 00:44:58.217 --> 00:45:00.349 but it's an imperfect world. Kanpai. 876 00:45:00.436 --> 00:45:01.873 The price is the price. 877 00:45:01.960 --> 00:45:04.527 No, I won't be pushed around like some labor leader. 878 00:45:04.614 --> 00:45:07.922 Good. My office will call. 879 00:45:08.009 --> 00:45:11.447 You're right. This is absolutely delicious. 880 00:45:11.534 --> 00:45:13.101 I haven't had this much fun 881 00:45:13.188 --> 00:45:15.930 since we launched Fen-Phen in '94. 882 00:45:16.017 --> 00:45:17.410 And I thought Etherium was a good investment. 883 00:45:17.497 --> 00:45:19.107 -[LAUGHS] -Which it was, to be clear. 884 00:45:19.194 --> 00:45:20.674 Uh, how are those numbers looking, El? 885 00:45:20.761 --> 00:45:25.070 ELLIOT: Uh, I don't know. I think we made, uh, a lot? 886 00:45:25.157 --> 00:45:27.420 And still plenty of surplus for the family reserves. 887 00:45:27.507 --> 00:45:29.335 Fuck yes. We're gonna live forever. 888 00:45:29.422 --> 00:45:30.553 [LAUGHS] 889 00:45:30.640 --> 00:45:31.903 RIDLEY: But we can't take it. 890 00:45:33.905 --> 00:45:37.169 See, 'cause, look, I've been doing some research. 891 00:45:38.561 --> 00:45:42.043 BELINDA: Well, isn't she enterprising? 892 00:45:42.130 --> 00:45:44.480 RIDLEY: So, the thing is [SIGHS] 893 00:45:44.567 --> 00:45:47.396 unicorns used to be seen differently, all right? 894 00:45:47.483 --> 00:45:49.137 Hundreds and thousands of years ago, 895 00:45:49.224 --> 00:45:51.705 they were seen as, like, these divine monsters, 896 00:45:51.792 --> 00:45:53.794 but they were impossible to catch, 897 00:45:53.881 --> 00:45:55.709 except everyone totally tried because, you know, 898 00:45:55.796 --> 00:45:56.971 since forever, people fully believed 899 00:45:57.058 --> 00:45:58.886 that they could heal literally anything. 900 00:45:58.973 --> 00:46:00.975 Uh, yeah, welcome to, like, 10 minutes ago. 901 00:46:01.454 --> 00:46:02.890 Yeah, I know, 902 00:46:02.977 --> 00:46:05.240 which made me wanna check this research again 903 00:46:05.327 --> 00:46:06.415 because it's right. 904 00:46:06.502 --> 00:46:08.287 And Dad, do you remember when Mom took us 905 00:46:08.374 --> 00:46:09.418 to see these tapestries? 906 00:46:09.505 --> 00:46:10.855 No, no, I... I don't remember. 907 00:46:10.942 --> 00:46:12.726 Yes, yes, yes, you do! 908 00:46:12.813 --> 00:46:14.075 -What? -The Cloisters, remember? 909 00:46:14.162 --> 00:46:15.468 -I don't. I'm sorry. I... -She said it was 910 00:46:15.555 --> 00:46:16.948 her favorite museum when she was little. 911 00:46:17.035 --> 00:46:18.688 She took us like a month after her diagnosis and it... 912 00:46:18.776 --> 00:46:20.125 What does that have to do with anything? 913 00:46:20.212 --> 00:46:22.867 Yeah. I'm sorry. Where are we going with this? 914 00:46:22.954 --> 00:46:25.217 BELINDA: I have to admit, I'm a bit lost in the woods 915 00:46:25.304 --> 00:46:27.088 on this one too, darling. 916 00:46:28.220 --> 00:46:29.569 RIDLEY: Just-- 917 00:46:29.656 --> 00:46:32.790 you just have to look at these tapestries, okay? 918 00:46:32.877 --> 00:46:35.314 They're from the Middle Ages, they're literally famous 919 00:46:35.401 --> 00:46:36.663 and they tell this whole story, 920 00:46:36.750 --> 00:46:38.360 one that reoccurs over and over. 921 00:46:38.447 --> 00:46:39.535 And, you know, people always thought 922 00:46:39.622 --> 00:46:41.015 that they were a metaphor for Christ 923 00:46:41.102 --> 00:46:42.625 and man's inherent corruption, 924 00:46:42.712 --> 00:46:44.758 which actually makes sense in historical context 925 00:46:44.845 --> 00:46:46.107 considering the church was commissioning 926 00:46:46.194 --> 00:46:48.718 art-making as a way to enforce obedience. 927 00:46:48.806 --> 00:46:50.633 But that doesn't matter. What matters is, 928 00:46:50.720 --> 00:46:53.071 I don't think that we're supposed to have this, okay? 929 00:46:53.158 --> 00:46:55.987 Because if unicorns are real, which we know that they are, 930 00:46:56.074 --> 00:46:57.902 then these stories might be too. 931 00:46:57.989 --> 00:47:01.035 [SCOFFS] And you expect us to alter course 932 00:47:01.122 --> 00:47:04.125 and invest in a theory based on this? 933 00:47:04.212 --> 00:47:06.388 SHEPARD: Yeah. This has no flow, okay? 934 00:47:06.475 --> 00:47:09.130 I told you to make a mood board, not a... shit board. 935 00:47:09.217 --> 00:47:10.610 I, I don't get it. 936 00:47:10.697 --> 00:47:13.091 What would you have us do, leave it outside to rot? 937 00:47:13.178 --> 00:47:14.483 -Yes. -ELLIOT: No. 938 00:47:14.570 --> 00:47:15.702 -No one is suggesting that. -RIDLEY: I am. 939 00:47:15.789 --> 00:47:16.964 It's coming with us, sweetheart. 940 00:47:17.051 --> 00:47:18.270 And it's gonna help a lot of people. 941 00:47:18.357 --> 00:47:19.358 Well, not a lot of people. 942 00:47:19.445 --> 00:47:21.403 But good people. Our people. 943 00:47:21.490 --> 00:47:24.537 I am telling you right now, we can't. 944 00:47:24.624 --> 00:47:26.452 Bad things will happen. I can feel it. 945 00:47:28.193 --> 00:47:29.759 Doesn't that count for anything? 946 00:47:31.283 --> 00:47:32.980 No? 947 00:47:33.067 --> 00:47:34.895 The arrogance, to claim to know such things 948 00:47:34.982 --> 00:47:36.854 that are unknowable. Does she represent 949 00:47:36.941 --> 00:47:38.464 your family's interests in this venture? 950 00:47:38.551 --> 00:47:39.639 I don't know what she's talking about, Odell. 951 00:47:39.726 --> 00:47:40.945 I don't. I mean, she doesn't know 952 00:47:41.032 --> 00:47:43.295 what she's talking about. Right? 953 00:47:46.559 --> 00:47:49.562 I know that you are standing up 954 00:47:49.649 --> 00:47:51.216 for your principles 955 00:47:52.130 --> 00:47:54.959 and I am proud of you for it, 956 00:47:56.047 --> 00:47:58.005 but we don't need to perform 957 00:47:58.092 --> 00:48:01.356 for each other here and now, do we? 958 00:48:03.489 --> 00:48:04.490 [INHALES] 959 00:48:09.060 --> 00:48:11.062 [OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 960 00:48:11.149 --> 00:48:12.715 SHEPARD: We've got time for bubbles before 961 00:48:12.802 --> 00:48:13.934 -we hit the airport, right? -[CORK OPENS] 962 00:48:25.772 --> 00:48:27.600 Here's to being reborn. 963 00:48:27.687 --> 00:48:29.254 Change in plans. 964 00:48:29.341 --> 00:48:31.821 And here's hoping we kill Bigfoot on the way home, eh? 965 00:48:31.909 --> 00:48:33.084 Oh, Sheppie. 966 00:48:38.654 --> 00:48:40.178 ODELL: Careful, Dr. Song. 967 00:48:40.265 --> 00:48:42.658 That's your responsibility in transport. 968 00:48:49.317 --> 00:48:51.580 Asset is on the move. Asset is on the... 969 00:48:51.667 --> 00:48:52.712 [STATIC] 970 00:48:52.799 --> 00:48:54.148 Bloody comms. 971 00:48:57.021 --> 00:48:58.848 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 972 00:49:18.781 --> 00:49:21.610 SHAW: Is the convoy prepped? Can anyone read me? 973 00:49:21.697 --> 00:49:23.003 [STATIC ON COMMS] 974 00:49:24.526 --> 00:49:26.006 [ELECTRICAL BUZZING] 975 00:49:27.703 --> 00:49:29.401 [DEVICE BEEPING] 976 00:49:38.236 --> 00:49:41.152 [GROWLING IN DISTANCE] 977 00:49:41.239 --> 00:49:42.849 [STATIC INTERFERENCE] 978 00:49:44.459 --> 00:49:46.374 [THUNDER RUMBLING] 979 00:49:47.680 --> 00:49:50.030 Why don't you go and have a look see? 980 00:49:50.117 --> 00:49:51.640 [CHUCKLES] 981 00:49:52.772 --> 00:49:53.903 Oh, rea-- 982 00:49:55.644 --> 00:49:57.255 Oh, okay. Right. 983 00:50:18.580 --> 00:50:19.886 Hello? 984 00:50:23.542 --> 00:50:25.805 [HIGH-PITCHED CRY] 985 00:50:27.676 --> 00:50:29.722 [THUNDER RUMBLING] 986 00:50:37.382 --> 00:50:38.861 [DEVICE BEEPING] 987 00:50:38.948 --> 00:50:40.254 Hey. 988 00:50:40.341 --> 00:50:41.603 Hey. 989 00:50:41.690 --> 00:50:43.301 What happened? 990 00:50:43.388 --> 00:50:44.867 [ELECTRICAL BUZZING] 991 00:50:44.954 --> 00:50:46.608 [UNICORN SHRIEKING] 992 00:50:48.958 --> 00:50:50.308 [GROWLING] 993 00:50:51.222 --> 00:50:52.179 [LOUD THUD] 994 00:50:57.010 --> 00:50:59.665 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 995 00:50:59.752 --> 00:51:01.536 Ugh. Ew. 996 00:51:09.501 --> 00:51:11.503 [GASPING] 997 00:51:14.897 --> 00:51:16.247 [SONG GROANING] 998 00:51:16.334 --> 00:51:17.813 [ALARM SOUNDING] 999 00:51:18.640 --> 00:51:19.728 [BHATIA GASPS] 1000 00:51:19.815 --> 00:51:21.469 -[FLESH SQUELCHING] -[GASPING] 1001 00:51:23.776 --> 00:51:24.820 [THUDS] 1002 00:51:24.907 --> 00:51:27.301 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 1003 00:51:27.388 --> 00:51:29.608 [UNICORN SNARLS] 1004 00:51:33.264 --> 00:51:34.395 [ROARS] 1005 00:51:34.482 --> 00:51:35.657 [PANTING] 1006 00:51:35.744 --> 00:51:39.008 -Bring it to us! -SHEPARD: Come on! Let's go! 1007 00:51:39.096 --> 00:51:40.793 -[ELLIOT GRUNTS] -BELINDA: Sheppie, come! 1008 00:51:40.880 --> 00:51:42.055 ODELL: Dawdle-fucking-not! 1009 00:51:42.142 --> 00:51:44.318 -SHAW: Open fire! -[GUNSHOTS] 1010 00:51:44.405 --> 00:51:46.538 GRIFF: I'll just get out of your way. 1011 00:51:46.625 --> 00:51:48.844 [UNICORN GROWLS] 1012 00:51:51.238 --> 00:51:53.110 [UNICORN GRUNTS] 1013 00:51:53.197 --> 00:51:54.328 SHAW: Cease fire! 1014 00:51:54.415 --> 00:51:55.895 [GASPING] 1015 00:51:57.201 --> 00:52:00.029 Ridley, go to the car! I'm coming! 1016 00:52:03.511 --> 00:52:05.383 [PANTING] 1017 00:52:20.311 --> 00:52:23.052 [HOOVES APPROACHING] 1018 00:52:24.053 --> 00:52:25.577 [GROWLING] 1019 00:52:25.664 --> 00:52:27.144 [CAR HORN SOUNDS] 1020 00:52:29.450 --> 00:52:31.713 [ROARING] 1021 00:52:31.800 --> 00:52:34.194 [YELPING] 1022 00:52:37.371 --> 00:52:38.894 [GUNS FIRING] 1023 00:52:41.419 --> 00:52:43.421 SHAW: Surround her! Take it down! 1024 00:52:43.856 --> 00:52:44.987 [GROWLS] 1025 00:52:49.427 --> 00:52:50.950 [GRUNTS] 1026 00:52:51.037 --> 00:52:51.994 Fall back! 1027 00:52:55.650 --> 00:52:57.739 [MAN SCREAMS] 1028 00:52:57.826 --> 00:53:00.307 Help me! Help me! 1029 00:53:01.743 --> 00:53:04.224 -[SPLATS] -[PANTING] 1030 00:53:07.619 --> 00:53:09.969 [GROWLING] 1031 00:53:10.056 --> 00:53:11.710 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 1032 00:53:11.797 --> 00:53:13.146 ELLIOT: Don't move. 1033 00:53:13.233 --> 00:53:14.756 Stay right there. 1034 00:53:34.298 --> 00:53:37.214 [GROWLING] 1035 00:53:38.345 --> 00:53:40.086 RIDLEY: On three, run inside, okay? 1036 00:53:40.173 --> 00:53:41.914 We're not doing this right now. 1037 00:53:42.001 --> 00:53:43.132 -Alright. One... -ELLIOT: No. 1038 00:53:43.220 --> 00:53:44.308 -...two... -Stop counting. 1039 00:53:44.395 --> 00:53:45.744 RIDLEY: ...three, go! [PANTING] 1040 00:53:45.831 --> 00:53:46.875 [TENSE MUSIC PLAYING] 1041 00:53:46.962 --> 00:53:48.834 [GROWLING] 1042 00:53:51.097 --> 00:53:52.141 Hey! 1043 00:53:53.404 --> 00:53:55.144 [GROWLING] 1044 00:53:55.623 --> 00:53:57.103 [PANTING] 1045 00:53:58.060 --> 00:54:00.280 [GROWLING] 1046 00:54:03.805 --> 00:54:05.764 [PANTING] 1047 00:54:06.373 --> 00:54:07.592 [GROWLING] 1048 00:54:25.044 --> 00:54:26.611 [MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 1049 00:54:47.196 --> 00:54:48.285 [GUNSHOT] 1050 00:54:48.981 --> 00:54:50.156 [GROWLING] 1051 00:54:58.817 --> 00:55:00.297 [PANTING] Are you okay? 1052 00:55:00.384 --> 00:55:01.863 Are you all right? Are you-- Are you hurt? 1053 00:55:01.950 --> 00:55:03.082 RIDLEY: No, I'm fine, I'm fine. 1054 00:55:09.349 --> 00:55:10.568 SHAW: Got you. 1055 00:55:12.265 --> 00:55:14.311 [GROWLING IN DISTANCE] 1056 00:55:21.796 --> 00:55:23.929 [PAINED HOWLING IN DISTANCE] 1057 00:55:28.412 --> 00:55:29.978 [KETTLE WHISTLING] 1058 00:55:31.371 --> 00:55:32.851 ODELL: The possibilities are absolutely extraordinary. 1059 00:55:32.938 --> 00:55:34.113 Listen, it's- you sure it didn't bite you? 1060 00:55:34.200 --> 00:55:35.636 No, I, I already said that I'm fine. 1061 00:55:35.723 --> 00:55:37.246 -If it has rabies... -I already said that I'm fine. 1062 00:55:37.334 --> 00:55:38.683 Or if you need shots, it might not... 1063 00:55:38.770 --> 00:55:40.337 Okay. But I told you something like this would happen 1064 00:55:40.424 --> 00:55:42.469 -and you chose not to listen. -I know. But, no, no, no, no. 1065 00:55:42.556 --> 00:55:43.949 -I already told you. -You didn't tell me anything. 1066 00:55:44.036 --> 00:55:45.254 Maybe if you'd had a more specific warning, 1067 00:55:45.342 --> 00:55:46.560 we could have left already. 1068 00:55:46.647 --> 00:55:48.345 How did you know it would be this way? 1069 00:55:48.432 --> 00:55:50.477 From your folkloric curricula? 1070 00:55:52.305 --> 00:55:54.176 -No, no. No, no, no. -I'm saying something. 1071 00:55:54.263 --> 00:55:56.091 Okay, 'cause it's not just the research. 1072 00:55:57.354 --> 00:55:58.746 [EXHALES SHARPLY] 1073 00:55:58.833 --> 00:56:01.314 Because yesterday, I touched its horn. 1074 00:56:01.401 --> 00:56:03.055 I kind of had like a vision or something. 1075 00:56:03.142 --> 00:56:04.448 I don't really know how to explain it, 1076 00:56:04.535 --> 00:56:06.188 but it, it felt like it was showing me something. 1077 00:56:06.275 --> 00:56:08.452 Go on, little sister. Regale me. 1078 00:56:08.539 --> 00:56:11.150 All I can say is, after that happened, 1079 00:56:11.237 --> 00:56:13.152 I feel connected to that thing, 1080 00:56:13.239 --> 00:56:14.545 like I have some sort of bond. 1081 00:56:14.632 --> 00:56:16.155 And the same thing with the bigger one. 1082 00:56:16.242 --> 00:56:19.550 And so you think that's why it didn't hurt you? 1083 00:56:19.637 --> 00:56:21.900 RIDLEY: Yeah. I don't know. I think, maybe. 1084 00:56:21.987 --> 00:56:24.337 I think it wants us to just leave its baby and go. 1085 00:56:24.424 --> 00:56:26.034 It did attack when Dr. Song 1086 00:56:26.121 --> 00:56:27.166 was moving the young one, 1087 00:56:27.253 --> 00:56:29.211 so, yeah, she might have a... 1088 00:56:30.561 --> 00:56:33.302 I hear you. In fact, you've convinced me 1089 00:56:33.390 --> 00:56:36.175 that the only way to be as good of an advocate 1090 00:56:36.262 --> 00:56:37.829 for these creatures as you are 1091 00:56:37.916 --> 00:56:40.962 is to recover this wounded adult before it expires 1092 00:56:41.049 --> 00:56:42.834 so that I can understand 1093 00:56:42.921 --> 00:56:45.445 this experience of yours first-hand. 1094 00:56:45.532 --> 00:56:47.099 See, now we're talking sense. 1095 00:56:47.186 --> 00:56:48.448 You see how that feels different? 1096 00:56:48.535 --> 00:56:50.450 No, that's like the opposite of what I just said. 1097 00:56:50.537 --> 00:56:52.278 -Hey. -No bad ideas, Rid. 1098 00:56:52.365 --> 00:56:55.977 BELINDA: Not to be a size queen, as they say, 1099 00:56:56.064 --> 00:56:58.415 but that horn was rather girthsome. 1100 00:56:58.502 --> 00:57:00.895 Yes. And it was used to kill your guards! 1101 00:57:00.982 --> 00:57:03.332 And Dr. Dennis Young-Jo Song. 1102 00:57:03.420 --> 00:57:07.685 And wouldn't it be cruel to let them die in vain? 1103 00:57:07.772 --> 00:57:12.167 Think of that animal out there bleeding to death, 1104 00:57:12.254 --> 00:57:15.606 suffering, alone in the wilderness. 1105 00:57:15.693 --> 00:57:18.217 I feel very strongly that we can't just go out 1106 00:57:18.304 --> 00:57:19.697 and, and, and strip mine another one. 1107 00:57:19.784 --> 00:57:21.438 Come on. 1108 00:57:21.525 --> 00:57:23.222 They have cured everything that we've thrown at them. 1109 00:57:23.309 --> 00:57:26.573 So I'd say we have a moral imperative 1110 00:57:26.660 --> 00:57:29.271 to harvest every last one. Got it, horse girl? 1111 00:57:29.358 --> 00:57:30.751 Hey, easy. 1112 00:57:30.838 --> 00:57:32.318 He is crass, 1113 00:57:33.014 --> 00:57:34.494 but he's right. 1114 00:57:34.581 --> 00:57:38.193 We do this not for our own benefit, 1115 00:57:39.325 --> 00:57:41.675 but for the betterment of the world. 1116 00:57:41.762 --> 00:57:43.416 ODELL: Hmm. Brava. 1117 00:57:43.503 --> 00:57:49.378 Medium rare as you requested, sir. 1118 00:57:49.466 --> 00:57:51.076 ELLIOT: All right. Okay. You know what? 1119 00:57:51.163 --> 00:57:54.732 Just spitballing here, what if Ridley and I go home, 1120 00:57:54.819 --> 00:57:57.256 we take the, the little one with us, 1121 00:57:57.343 --> 00:57:59.084 you know, for safekeeping just in case... 1122 00:57:59.171 --> 00:58:01.565 So you'd retreat in the face of opportunity? 1123 00:58:01.652 --> 00:58:03.523 And here I thought you were invested, Elliot. 1124 00:58:03.610 --> 00:58:04.872 Sweat equity. 1125 00:58:04.959 --> 00:58:06.395 ELLIOT: Oh, no, no. No, that's not what I... 1126 00:58:06.483 --> 00:58:08.746 I say, any man who abandons his partner 1127 00:58:08.833 --> 00:58:10.312 is no partner of mine. 1128 00:58:10.399 --> 00:58:12.750 If you can't see this through, 1129 00:58:12.837 --> 00:58:14.142 then it's certainly for the best. 1130 00:58:14.229 --> 00:58:16.231 That your services are no longer required 1131 00:58:16.318 --> 00:58:17.755 as my family's proxy. 1132 00:58:17.842 --> 00:58:19.191 You know what? Forget it. 1133 00:58:19.278 --> 00:58:20.888 It turns out there, there are bad ideas after all. 1134 00:58:20.975 --> 00:58:22.063 [GROANS] 1135 00:58:22.150 --> 00:58:25.240 Let's, uh, let's do your thing. 1136 00:58:26.241 --> 00:58:27.939 What, what is your thing? 1137 00:58:28.026 --> 00:58:29.506 [TENSE MUSIC PLAYING] 1138 00:58:32.378 --> 00:58:34.598 SHAW: Pack your scran and call your nan! 1139 00:58:34.685 --> 00:58:37.557 Hunting party moves out in five! 1140 00:58:37.644 --> 00:58:41.518 Um, has anyone seen the bug spray? 1141 00:58:47.306 --> 00:58:50.265 So, uh, before Dr. Song... 1142 00:58:50.352 --> 00:58:51.919 uh- before what happened, 1143 00:58:52.006 --> 00:58:54.095 the electromagnetic detector went off 1144 00:58:54.182 --> 00:58:57.142 and Denny saw it. And he looked at me and, You know... 1145 00:58:57.229 --> 00:58:58.796 I think this has DEET in it if you... 1146 00:58:58.883 --> 00:59:00.972 Did you know the Maasai warriors 1147 00:59:01.059 --> 00:59:04.105 hunt lions with only a spear? 1148 00:59:04.192 --> 00:59:06.281 Remarkable rite of passage. 1149 00:59:06.368 --> 00:59:08.936 Reminds you of man's innate capacity, don't you think? 1150 00:59:09.023 --> 00:59:10.068 Hmm. 1151 00:59:10.155 --> 00:59:11.852 Me personally, I've only done it 1152 00:59:11.939 --> 00:59:14.072 with an automatic assault rifle. 1153 00:59:14.159 --> 00:59:15.726 Not unlike this model. 1154 00:59:16.770 --> 00:59:20.339 Oh, so you've, like, killed lions? 1155 00:59:20.426 --> 00:59:25.692 Oh, I certainly have, partner. Lions, elephants, great apes. 1156 00:59:25.779 --> 00:59:27.912 Right. Wow. 1157 00:59:27.999 --> 00:59:31.524 Hey, you know, regarding the whole partner thing, 1158 00:59:31.611 --> 00:59:33.482 it might be great to formalize some of that, 1159 00:59:33.570 --> 00:59:34.571 you know, just in case. 1160 00:59:34.658 --> 00:59:36.268 When we're back, amigo. 1161 00:59:36.964 --> 00:59:38.139 [BEADS CLATTERING] 1162 00:59:39.053 --> 00:59:40.881 I'll get you fresh beads, sir. 1163 00:59:40.968 --> 00:59:42.709 -ODELL: Do. -SHEPARD: Disappointing news 1164 00:59:42.796 --> 00:59:44.493 but it seems like ole Griff 1165 00:59:44.581 --> 00:59:46.495 can't find my compound bow, so... 1166 00:59:46.583 --> 00:59:47.714 -RIDLEY: Dad... -I thought now would be like 1167 00:59:47.801 --> 00:59:49.586 a perfect time for me to just hit the tub 1168 00:59:49.673 --> 00:59:50.891 -and start... -ODELL: Do us a favor, 1169 00:59:50.978 --> 00:59:52.458 -save the excuses. -SHEPARD: It's not an excuse. 1170 00:59:52.545 --> 00:59:54.242 Someone needs to stay here and brainstorm 1171 00:59:54.329 --> 00:59:56.157 how to brand away from the whole "unicorn murder" thing 1172 00:59:56.244 --> 00:59:57.768 and you know that's where I do my best thinking. 1173 00:59:57.855 --> 00:59:59.639 I don't care if that thing is dead out there, 1174 00:59:59.726 --> 01:00:00.945 you can't go with them. 1175 01:00:01.032 --> 01:00:02.250 We can't be a part of this anymore. 1176 01:00:02.337 --> 01:00:03.382 I have to keep our stake, 1177 01:00:03.469 --> 01:00:05.471 you know, staked down. 1178 01:00:05.558 --> 01:00:07.429 You were right, they're not great people, but... 1179 01:00:07.516 --> 01:00:09.127 ...uh, I will tag along with them, 1180 01:00:09.214 --> 01:00:10.694 I'll watch them haul this corpse in, 1181 01:00:10.781 --> 01:00:12.434 and then you and I, you know, we'll finally be set. 1182 01:00:12.521 --> 01:00:13.610 If you go out there, I'm leaving. 1183 01:00:13.697 --> 01:00:15.612 ELLIOT: This is a good thing. 1184 01:00:15.699 --> 01:00:19.006 What if Mom was able to get something like this? 1185 01:00:19.093 --> 01:00:20.921 They wouldn't even let her get near it. 1186 01:00:22.793 --> 01:00:24.795 Can you please, please just listen and not go? 1187 01:00:24.882 --> 01:00:26.884 Can you please stay with me? 1188 01:00:26.971 --> 01:00:29.974 Elliot, it's time to collect our spoils. 1189 01:00:32.063 --> 01:00:33.586 -I won't be long, all right? -Dad, no. 1190 01:00:33.673 --> 01:00:36.154 You'll thank me for this someday. 1191 01:00:36.241 --> 01:00:37.808 Misguided, but at least she's got 1192 01:00:37.895 --> 01:00:40.332 some intellectual rigor about her. 1193 01:00:54.651 --> 01:00:55.826 Tough loss. 1194 01:01:00.178 --> 01:01:02.180 Cuts deep, I bet. 1195 01:01:02.267 --> 01:01:03.703 Yeah. 1196 01:01:03.790 --> 01:01:06.227 But doesn't it feel like it's kind of 1197 01:01:06.314 --> 01:01:09.056 how he might've wanted to go, you know? 1198 01:01:09.143 --> 01:01:11.015 [VOICE TREMBLING] Not really, no. 1199 01:01:12.494 --> 01:01:13.931 But isn't it? 1200 01:01:15.497 --> 01:01:17.282 You know, in pursuit of science. 1201 01:01:18.675 --> 01:01:20.633 And so he's gone. What do we do now? 1202 01:01:20.720 --> 01:01:22.330 Do we sulk? [SCOFFS] 1203 01:01:23.157 --> 01:01:24.419 Lament? 1204 01:01:24.855 --> 01:01:26.247 Be weak? 1205 01:01:26.334 --> 01:01:27.945 I don't think that's what I'm doing. 1206 01:01:28.032 --> 01:01:32.036 Or do we keep pushing? Huh? 1207 01:01:32.123 --> 01:01:33.864 Keep pushing the science 1208 01:01:33.951 --> 01:01:36.431 and maintain his intellectual rigor... 1209 01:01:36.518 --> 01:01:39.957 -Can you put that down? -...honor his life's work? 1210 01:01:41.610 --> 01:01:44.962 Or maybe he's not worth remembering? 1211 01:01:46.006 --> 01:01:47.529 Of course, he is. 1212 01:01:49.227 --> 01:01:50.532 Exactly. 1213 01:01:51.577 --> 01:01:55.407 And that's why I think 1214 01:01:55.494 --> 01:01:57.322 you need to get back in there, 1215 01:01:57.409 --> 01:02:00.151 get back to work, make him proud 1216 01:02:00.238 --> 01:02:01.674 and saw the horn off that fucking pony, 1217 01:02:01.761 --> 01:02:03.023 what do you say? 1218 01:02:03.981 --> 01:02:05.852 The h- I thought we were talking like 1219 01:02:05.939 --> 01:02:07.767 a commemorative plaque or something. 1220 01:02:07.854 --> 01:02:10.639 Oh, no, no. No, there's no time for that. 1221 01:02:10.727 --> 01:02:13.599 Horn first, then plaque. All right? 1222 01:02:13.686 --> 01:02:16.210 -[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] -[DEVICE BEEPING] 1223 01:02:17.516 --> 01:02:19.039 Sorry. 1224 01:02:19.126 --> 01:02:21.085 [BEEPING INTENSIFIES] 1225 01:02:48.112 --> 01:02:49.156 [GLASS VIAL CLINKS] 1226 01:03:05.782 --> 01:03:08.262 SHEPARD: Just a little... little bit. 1227 01:03:08.349 --> 01:03:09.742 [EXHALES] 1228 01:03:10.743 --> 01:03:13.224 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 1229 01:03:13.311 --> 01:03:14.529 For science. 1230 01:03:14.616 --> 01:03:15.661 [SNORTS] 1231 01:03:19.360 --> 01:03:20.709 [EXHALES SHARPLY] 1232 01:03:35.420 --> 01:03:36.813 Ugh. 1233 01:03:36.900 --> 01:03:38.858 [OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 1234 01:03:45.212 --> 01:03:46.344 [SIGHS] 1235 01:04:16.243 --> 01:04:18.245 [DEVICE BEEPING] 1236 01:04:21.858 --> 01:04:24.382 [PAINED HOWL IN DISTANCE] 1237 01:04:30.692 --> 01:04:31.911 All right. 1238 01:04:32.956 --> 01:04:34.044 The unicorn is killed. 1239 01:04:37.743 --> 01:04:39.963 Then it's resurrected. 1240 01:04:40.050 --> 01:04:41.225 Then it's resurrected? 1241 01:04:43.749 --> 01:04:45.403 Oh, shit. 1242 01:04:49.886 --> 01:04:51.539 Shit, shit, shit. 1243 01:04:52.540 --> 01:04:53.846 [DEVICE BEEPING] 1244 01:04:53.933 --> 01:04:55.804 [PAINED HOWL] 1245 01:04:59.852 --> 01:05:02.072 SHEPARD: Do us a favor. Save the excuses, Bhatia. 1246 01:05:02.159 --> 01:05:03.725 BHATIA: It's not an excuse, okay? 1247 01:05:03.812 --> 01:05:04.988 We tried. 1248 01:05:05.075 --> 01:05:07.425 But the horn, the organ, whatever it is, 1249 01:05:07.512 --> 01:05:09.731 it seems to be signaling for-- 1250 01:05:09.818 --> 01:05:11.646 I mean, cellular swelling, 1251 01:05:11.733 --> 01:05:13.344 mitochondrial dysfunction, 1252 01:05:13.431 --> 01:05:15.346 all typical signs of postmortem decay 1253 01:05:15.433 --> 01:05:16.434 and decomposition. 1254 01:05:16.521 --> 01:05:17.609 [NEIGHS] 1255 01:05:23.615 --> 01:05:27.488 They're not just slowing, they're reversing. 1256 01:05:27.575 --> 01:05:28.881 Hold the phone, Ponce de Leon. 1257 01:05:28.968 --> 01:05:31.188 You're saying it won't stay dead? 1258 01:05:32.667 --> 01:05:34.626 Maybe. Yeah, maybe. 1259 01:05:34.713 --> 01:05:35.888 -Maybe, yeah. yeah. -Yeah? 1260 01:05:35.975 --> 01:05:38.760 I want that horn in my hand. 1261 01:05:38.847 --> 01:05:40.806 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 1262 01:05:47.378 --> 01:05:50.250 [DOOR OPENS, CLOSES] 1263 01:05:58.911 --> 01:06:01.000 -Hey. -[GASPS] Oh, shit. 1264 01:06:01.087 --> 01:06:03.133 -Shit. Sorry. -Oh, my God. 1265 01:06:03.220 --> 01:06:05.048 Sorry. Podcast. 1266 01:06:05.135 --> 01:06:07.746 Do you have a way to get in contact with them somehow? 1267 01:06:07.833 --> 01:06:09.878 Because I think that these things 1268 01:06:09.966 --> 01:06:11.315 might be able to, like, heal themselves 1269 01:06:11.402 --> 01:06:12.969 and that means my dad, Odell, Shaw... 1270 01:06:13.056 --> 01:06:14.100 -Yes, right. -...they all-- They just need 1271 01:06:14.187 --> 01:06:15.275 to get back here now. 1272 01:06:15.362 --> 01:06:16.885 -Okay. Um... -[DOOR OPENS] 1273 01:06:16.973 --> 01:06:18.452 It... 1274 01:06:23.327 --> 01:06:25.024 [ENERGY PULSING] 1275 01:06:27.026 --> 01:06:29.072 [PAINED EXPRESSION] 1276 01:06:37.123 --> 01:06:39.125 BELINDA: Nothing from Odell, right? 1277 01:06:40.083 --> 01:06:41.693 -[PHONE VIBRATING] -[GASPS] 1278 01:06:41.780 --> 01:06:43.260 Sorry. 1279 01:06:43.347 --> 01:06:45.566 -[ELLIOT SIGHS] -[UNICORN BREATHING PAINFULLY] 1280 01:06:45.653 --> 01:06:47.220 [VIBRATING CONTINUES] 1281 01:06:50.789 --> 01:06:52.747 -[GROWLS] -[STATIC INTERFERENCE] 1282 01:06:54.227 --> 01:06:55.881 [SAWING] 1283 01:06:56.577 --> 01:06:58.144 [GROWLS] 1284 01:07:00.625 --> 01:07:02.366 Fuck! 1285 01:07:02.453 --> 01:07:06.065 -Hey, we gotta go right now. -SHAW: Calm down. 1286 01:07:06.152 --> 01:07:08.720 [DEVICE BEEPING INTENSIFYING] 1287 01:07:08.807 --> 01:07:10.200 ELLIOT: What do the arrows mean? 1288 01:07:12.811 --> 01:07:15.422 [GROWLS] 1289 01:07:15.509 --> 01:07:16.858 Contact! 1290 01:07:16.945 --> 01:07:18.295 -[GROWLS] -[SHAW SCREAMING] 1291 01:07:19.905 --> 01:07:21.907 -[GUNSHOTS] -Shoot it! 1292 01:07:22.603 --> 01:07:24.170 Shoot it! 1293 01:07:24.257 --> 01:07:26.346 Shoot it! [SCREAMS] 1294 01:07:28.740 --> 01:07:30.959 [SCREAMING CONTINUES DISTANTLY] 1295 01:07:33.136 --> 01:07:34.441 [NEIGHING] 1296 01:07:41.883 --> 01:07:43.581 [GUN COCKS AND FIRES] 1297 01:07:44.538 --> 01:07:45.713 [GRUNTING] 1298 01:07:52.111 --> 01:07:55.158 Tighten up. [PANTING] 1299 01:07:57.334 --> 01:07:58.596 Alert. 1300 01:07:58.683 --> 01:08:00.467 -[DEVICE POWERING UP] -Oh, thank you. 1301 01:08:05.994 --> 01:08:07.257 [BEEPING] 1302 01:08:08.736 --> 01:08:10.651 -ELLIOT: Uh... -[SCREAMS] 1303 01:08:10.738 --> 01:08:12.653 [PANTING] 1304 01:08:12.740 --> 01:08:14.220 ELLIOT: Odell? 1305 01:08:14.307 --> 01:08:16.135 -[MERCENARY GROANS] -ELLIOT: Here. 1306 01:08:17.310 --> 01:08:18.920 [GROANING] 1307 01:08:19.006 --> 01:08:21.009 [GROWLS] 1308 01:08:23.359 --> 01:08:24.883 [SCREAMS] 1309 01:08:28.626 --> 01:08:29.756 [PANTS] 1310 01:08:30.889 --> 01:08:33.631 [GROWLING] 1311 01:08:36.068 --> 01:08:37.721 -Did you kill them? -[GASPS] 1312 01:08:37.809 --> 01:08:39.245 Did I kill them? 1313 01:08:39.332 --> 01:08:40.812 Fucking unskilled labor. 1314 01:08:40.899 --> 01:08:42.857 [GROWLING] 1315 01:08:48.993 --> 01:08:50.430 [GROWLS] 1316 01:08:55.261 --> 01:08:56.349 [GROWLS] 1317 01:08:56.435 --> 01:08:57.959 -Oh! -[ELECTRICAL BUZZING] 1318 01:08:58.046 --> 01:08:59.613 [SNARLS] 1319 01:09:05.140 --> 01:09:07.099 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 1320 01:09:12.060 --> 01:09:13.758 [BELINDA GASPS] 1321 01:09:13.845 --> 01:09:15.803 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 1322 01:09:20.156 --> 01:09:21.200 Okay then. 1323 01:09:22.332 --> 01:09:23.420 Just us. 1324 01:09:25.944 --> 01:09:27.946 [GROWLS] 1325 01:09:29.643 --> 01:09:32.733 Aren't you the most magnificent thing? 1326 01:09:33.343 --> 01:09:34.734 [GROWLING SOFTLY] 1327 01:09:36.259 --> 01:09:38.435 You like me, don't you? 1328 01:09:39.479 --> 01:09:41.698 I'm harmless. 1329 01:09:43.483 --> 01:09:45.180 [NEIGHS] 1330 01:09:46.443 --> 01:09:48.444 That's it, amigo. 1331 01:09:49.096 --> 01:09:52.013 Just a little touch. 1332 01:09:52.926 --> 01:09:54.233 [GASPS] 1333 01:09:56.453 --> 01:09:58.019 Now you can show me your secrets. 1334 01:09:58.106 --> 01:09:59.195 Come on. 1335 01:10:02.720 --> 01:10:04.548 [TONGUE CLICK] 1336 01:10:11.946 --> 01:10:13.426 [GROWLS] 1337 01:10:15.428 --> 01:10:16.734 That's right. 1338 01:10:18.126 --> 01:10:21.347 Now give me the horn. 1339 01:10:21.434 --> 01:10:23.784 -[LOUD THUD] -[SCREAMING] 1340 01:10:23.871 --> 01:10:25.221 [GAGGING] 1341 01:10:32.880 --> 01:10:35.274 -[GROWLING] -[BELINDA GASPS] 1342 01:10:37.189 --> 01:10:39.147 [GROWLING] 1343 01:10:39.235 --> 01:10:40.975 If you'll just excuse me. 1344 01:10:41.062 --> 01:10:42.238 Pardon me, thank you. 1345 01:10:43.543 --> 01:10:47.373 BELINDA: He's gone. He's really finally gone. 1346 01:10:47.982 --> 01:10:49.157 There are two of them? 1347 01:10:49.245 --> 01:10:50.333 SHEPARD: No, no, no, put that back. 1348 01:10:50.420 --> 01:10:52.335 My dad died for that thing. 1349 01:10:52.422 --> 01:10:54.206 Hey, you cannot go outside. I almost got killed out there. 1350 01:10:54.293 --> 01:10:56.121 This is how we stop people from getting killed. 1351 01:10:56.208 --> 01:10:57.688 We need to give their baby back. 1352 01:10:57.775 --> 01:11:00.821 Everyone needs to calm down! 1353 01:11:00.908 --> 01:11:03.694 [SIGHS] We need to take control of the situation. 1354 01:11:03.781 --> 01:11:05.391 Yeah. Yeah, you're right. 1355 01:11:05.478 --> 01:11:06.566 What would Odell do? 1356 01:11:06.653 --> 01:11:07.959 ELLIOT: Probably hire me to look after you 1357 01:11:08.046 --> 01:11:09.569 -and I'd call the police. -Relax. My dad only 1358 01:11:09.656 --> 01:11:11.702 brought you on to be the last line of plausible deniability. 1359 01:11:11.789 --> 01:11:14.270 This really isn't the best use of time. 1360 01:11:14.357 --> 01:11:15.836 -It's okay. -Fine, do it. 1361 01:11:15.923 --> 01:11:17.751 Make the call. Just give me a minute. 1362 01:11:18.752 --> 01:11:19.971 [LINE RINGING] 1363 01:11:20.058 --> 01:11:21.451 BELINDA: Well, you know so much. 1364 01:11:21.538 --> 01:11:22.626 [EXHALES SHARPLY] 1365 01:11:22.713 --> 01:11:24.497 Do they ever catch these things 1366 01:11:24.584 --> 01:11:26.499 in your draperies or needlepoint of stories? 1367 01:11:26.586 --> 01:11:27.805 RIDLEY: No, I mean, yeah, 1368 01:11:27.892 --> 01:11:29.328 but the lore becomes more metaphorical or... 1369 01:11:29.415 --> 01:11:30.895 BHATIA: Wait, they're doing something 1370 01:11:30.982 --> 01:11:32.462 by the electrical equipment. 1371 01:11:32.549 --> 01:11:33.767 RCMP. Bonjour. 1372 01:11:33.854 --> 01:11:35.291 -Hello, hello, officer? -How can I help you? 1373 01:11:35.378 --> 01:11:36.335 Oh, thank God. 1374 01:11:36.422 --> 01:11:37.815 Hello. Hello. Hello? 1375 01:11:37.902 --> 01:11:39.251 Wait, what happened? What happened? 1376 01:11:39.338 --> 01:11:42.123 The cellular booster uses, um, house power. 1377 01:11:42.210 --> 01:11:44.343 The fuck was that? I'm trying to grieve in there! 1378 01:11:44.430 --> 01:11:46.954 Do you think that there was enough time to trace the call? 1379 01:11:47.041 --> 01:11:48.391 -How does tracing work? -RIDLEY: Forget that. 1380 01:11:48.478 --> 01:11:50.001 We're taking this out and giving its child back. 1381 01:11:50.088 --> 01:11:51.045 No, no, no, no, no, no. 1382 01:11:51.132 --> 01:11:52.786 The gate-- The gate is electric. 1383 01:11:52.873 --> 01:11:54.745 There's no point in us giving it back 1384 01:11:54.832 --> 01:11:56.094 if we're just gonna be trapped out there 1385 01:11:56.181 --> 01:11:58.183 with those things that killed Odell. 1386 01:11:58.270 --> 01:11:59.967 God damn it, Odie! 1387 01:12:00.054 --> 01:12:02.492 Someone has to access the gate's motor housing 1388 01:12:02.579 --> 01:12:05.886 in order to manually open it, ma'am. 1389 01:12:05.973 --> 01:12:10.195 So, unfortunately, until we do that, 1390 01:12:10.282 --> 01:12:12.240 no one is driving out of here. 1391 01:12:14.025 --> 01:12:15.679 [HIGH-PITCHED CRY] 1392 01:12:17.985 --> 01:12:19.117 Then we draw straws. 1393 01:12:19.204 --> 01:12:20.814 You're not drawing anything. 1394 01:12:20.901 --> 01:12:22.294 It's only fair. 1395 01:12:22.381 --> 01:12:24.209 BELINDA: Well, protective parenting aside, 1396 01:12:24.296 --> 01:12:25.906 I mean is chance really the best way 1397 01:12:25.993 --> 01:12:27.473 to decide anything? 1398 01:12:27.560 --> 01:12:29.388 Generally not very scientific, no. 1399 01:12:29.475 --> 01:12:31.825 Exactly. No, no. 1400 01:12:31.912 --> 01:12:35.307 First, we must ask ourselves, who is most familiar 1401 01:12:35.394 --> 01:12:36.613 with the gate? 1402 01:12:39.877 --> 01:12:42.445 That's right, that's right because, uh, 1403 01:12:42.532 --> 01:12:44.011 that would be the person 1404 01:12:44.098 --> 01:12:45.883 who has the greatest chance of, uh, succeeding, right? 1405 01:12:45.970 --> 01:12:47.319 -Yes. -GRIFF: Hang on a minute. 1406 01:12:48.625 --> 01:12:50.453 You can't just volunteer me to go out there. 1407 01:12:50.540 --> 01:12:52.368 Years of service and we have never asked 1408 01:12:52.455 --> 01:12:53.891 anything of you except this. 1409 01:12:53.978 --> 01:12:56.023 Well, that's not true, and even if it were... 1410 01:12:56.110 --> 01:12:57.068 Or we could vote on it. 1411 01:12:57.155 --> 01:12:58.417 -I vote for Griff. -Seconded. 1412 01:12:58.504 --> 01:13:00.463 -I vote for not Griff. -Thank you. As do I. 1413 01:13:00.550 --> 01:13:01.899 Yes. But sweetie, you're not even 21 yet. 1414 01:13:01.986 --> 01:13:03.030 -So? -You know, 1415 01:13:03.117 --> 01:13:04.467 it's not particularly complicated. 1416 01:13:04.554 --> 01:13:06.686 It's not like I'm the fucking gate guy! 1417 01:13:06.773 --> 01:13:08.645 Although, in this instance, 1418 01:13:08.732 --> 01:13:11.343 it kind of seems like you are though, right? 1419 01:13:11.430 --> 01:13:13.606 Everything I've done for your family 1420 01:13:13.693 --> 01:13:15.695 and this is my severance? [SIGHS] 1421 01:13:15.782 --> 01:13:16.827 I have kids. 1422 01:13:16.914 --> 01:13:18.306 You do? 1423 01:13:18.959 --> 01:13:20.874 Oh, you do. I knew that. 1424 01:13:22.310 --> 01:13:23.964 You are the most familiar with it. 1425 01:13:26.663 --> 01:13:27.925 This isn't okay. 1426 01:13:28.012 --> 01:13:29.753 We voted, Griffin. Democracy wins. 1427 01:13:29.840 --> 01:13:31.276 You get the gate, we get the car. 1428 01:13:31.363 --> 01:13:33.321 Now, who'll take the dead one out? 1429 01:13:42.287 --> 01:13:43.419 BHATIA: Can you give me a hand? 1430 01:13:43.506 --> 01:13:44.463 Yeah. Oh, yeah. 1431 01:13:48.467 --> 01:13:50.600 BHATIA: You did what you had to do. I get it. 1432 01:13:50.687 --> 01:13:53.167 You and me, we prioritize the same thing, you know. 1433 01:13:54.995 --> 01:13:56.432 -Our careers. -Families. 1434 01:13:57.694 --> 01:14:00.436 Uh, right. Well, I mean, you know. 1435 01:14:00.523 --> 01:14:02.916 That's who the career benefits. Yeah. 1436 01:14:03.003 --> 01:14:04.875 Sure. All I'm saying is... 1437 01:14:07.965 --> 01:14:10.141 we have to take care of our own 1438 01:14:11.664 --> 01:14:13.623 because if you plan on them doing it for you... 1439 01:14:15.233 --> 01:14:17.148 [SCOFFS] 1440 01:14:17.235 --> 01:14:19.411 BELINDA: All right. Chop-chop, time to go. 1441 01:14:19.498 --> 01:14:22.153 -RIDLEY: Good luck out there. -Yeah, very helpful. 1442 01:14:22.632 --> 01:14:23.894 Thank you. 1443 01:14:23.981 --> 01:14:25.765 You should be okay once they see the baby. 1444 01:14:27.419 --> 01:14:29.116 [TENSE MUSIC PLAYING] 1445 01:14:30.248 --> 01:14:31.467 He's in the tunnel. 1446 01:14:35.035 --> 01:14:36.384 ELLIOT: We'll drive down and get you 1447 01:14:36.472 --> 01:14:38.299 as soon as the gates open, okay? 1448 01:14:38.386 --> 01:14:40.867 BELINDA: You're gonna do great. 1449 01:14:40.954 --> 01:14:43.087 GRIFF: You do have the greatest chance of success... 1450 01:14:44.305 --> 01:14:46.133 You are most familiar with the gate. 1451 01:14:49.485 --> 01:14:50.921 [BREATH TREMBLING] 1452 01:14:53.184 --> 01:14:55.839 All right. Let's go. Which car do we take? 1453 01:14:55.926 --> 01:14:57.144 BELINDA: How am I supposed to know? 1454 01:14:57.231 --> 01:14:58.319 ELLIOT: You have the keys. 1455 01:14:58.406 --> 01:14:59.495 -[CAR UNLOCK BEEP] -BELINDA: That one. 1456 01:14:59.582 --> 01:15:00.539 RIDLEY: Oh, shit. 1457 01:15:04.674 --> 01:15:06.023 BELINDA: Oh, sweetheart, I'll be back for you. 1458 01:15:06.110 --> 01:15:07.546 I promise you. 1459 01:15:07.633 --> 01:15:09.374 ELLIOT: Hey, Ridley, come on. 1460 01:15:09.461 --> 01:15:11.158 Hey, we gotta go! 1461 01:15:12.464 --> 01:15:14.640 [ELECTRICAL BUZZING] 1462 01:15:18.644 --> 01:15:20.472 BELINDA: Wait, where's Shep? 1463 01:15:21.734 --> 01:15:24.345 ELLIOT: Seriously? Tell him to hurry. 1464 01:15:24.432 --> 01:15:28.959 Just wait. Shepard, what the fuck? 1465 01:15:33.659 --> 01:15:35.531 [CAPTIVATING MUSIC PLAYING] 1466 01:15:43.800 --> 01:15:46.280 BELINDA: Shep, we are leaving now! 1467 01:15:46.367 --> 01:15:47.760 I'm coming, Mother. 1468 01:15:50.937 --> 01:15:52.069 [GROWLS] 1469 01:15:53.331 --> 01:15:54.941 [GROWLING] 1470 01:16:00.991 --> 01:16:03.210 [NEIGH] 1471 01:16:03.994 --> 01:16:05.299 Oh, shit. 1472 01:16:06.474 --> 01:16:07.563 [GRIFF GRUNTS] 1473 01:16:07.650 --> 01:16:08.825 [GROWL] 1474 01:16:13.481 --> 01:16:15.875 [GRUNTS] 1475 01:16:23.796 --> 01:16:25.972 On behalf of the humans, 1476 01:16:27.147 --> 01:16:29.715 we hope, uh, this makes things cool. 1477 01:16:39.551 --> 01:16:40.596 [NEIGH] 1478 01:16:47.472 --> 01:16:49.822 -[GROWL] -Griff? 1479 01:16:50.431 --> 01:16:52.738 Ridley! What do I do? 1480 01:16:54.305 --> 01:16:55.523 RIDLEY: I really don't understand. 1481 01:16:55.611 --> 01:16:57.264 This is what they wanted. It's... 1482 01:16:57.351 --> 01:16:58.831 Face it. There's no negotiating with monsters. 1483 01:17:00.354 --> 01:17:01.878 Oh! 1484 01:17:02.356 --> 01:17:04.097 [GRUNTING] 1485 01:17:04.663 --> 01:17:06.622 [SCREAMS] 1486 01:17:13.367 --> 01:17:15.761 [NEIGHS] 1487 01:17:18.721 --> 01:17:20.505 BHATIA: [BREATH TREMBLES] Where did they go? 1488 01:17:22.594 --> 01:17:26.163 Hey, coast is clear. Let's go. 1489 01:17:26.250 --> 01:17:27.730 [GROWLING] 1490 01:17:27.817 --> 01:17:29.819 -[GASPS, SCREAMS] -[LOUD THUD] 1491 01:17:31.298 --> 01:17:32.909 [SCREAMING] 1492 01:17:36.086 --> 01:17:37.348 Fuck this! 1493 01:17:39.089 --> 01:17:40.481 [GROWL] 1494 01:17:40.568 --> 01:17:42.875 BELINDA: So much for that fucking theory. 1495 01:17:42.962 --> 01:17:45.878 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I thought I understood. 1496 01:17:45.965 --> 01:17:47.837 We're not gonna defeat them in the marketplace of ideas, 1497 01:17:47.924 --> 01:17:49.708 which is why I did the work. 1498 01:17:49.795 --> 01:17:51.667 I figured out their weakness. You're all very welcome. 1499 01:17:51.754 --> 01:17:53.190 Well, are you gonna share it with us? 1500 01:17:53.277 --> 01:17:54.321 -Out with it. -SHEPARD: I revisited 1501 01:17:54.408 --> 01:17:55.714 my research and a recurrent trope 1502 01:17:55.801 --> 01:17:57.237 in the medieval discourse, as it were, 1503 01:17:57.324 --> 01:17:59.544 happens to be that unicorns, historically speaking, 1504 01:17:59.631 --> 01:18:01.154 can only be trapped by one thing, 1505 01:18:01.241 --> 01:18:03.722 and I think Ridley here knows what that is, 1506 01:18:04.549 --> 01:18:06.116 a pure-hearted maiden. 1507 01:18:08.292 --> 01:18:10.294 Wait, I'm sorry. What are you saying? 1508 01:18:10.381 --> 01:18:11.687 I, I don't know how you come up 1509 01:18:11.774 --> 01:18:14.298 with these ideas, Sheppy. 1510 01:18:14.385 --> 01:18:16.561 SHEPARD: Research. That's how I get my ideas, Mom. 1511 01:18:16.648 --> 01:18:17.823 And you were always dismissing them. 1512 01:18:17.910 --> 01:18:19.259 This is about Dad's legacy, this is about... 1513 01:18:19.346 --> 01:18:21.522 He's right. [SOBS] 1514 01:18:21.609 --> 01:18:23.263 He's right. It's my fault. I misunderstood. 1515 01:18:23.350 --> 01:18:24.961 No, no, no, no. Oh, honey, no. 1516 01:18:25.048 --> 01:18:27.267 It's my fault. It's... It's all my fault. It's... 1517 01:18:27.354 --> 01:18:28.834 [SIGHS] 1518 01:18:28.921 --> 01:18:31.054 [GALLOPING] 1519 01:18:31.141 --> 01:18:33.709 [LOUD CRASH] 1520 01:18:33.796 --> 01:18:35.667 BELINDA: I don't get it. What do they want? 1521 01:18:35.754 --> 01:18:37.364 We're running out of time, all right? 1522 01:18:37.451 --> 01:18:39.715 You need to listen to logic. You need to listen to reason. 1523 01:18:39.802 --> 01:18:42.456 That is the only way we're making out of this alive. 1524 01:18:42.543 --> 01:18:44.241 -[CRASHING CONTINUES] -There is a recognizable, 1525 01:18:44.328 --> 01:18:45.633 -pancultural pattern across... -Wait here. 1526 01:18:45.721 --> 01:18:47.113 ...a variety of folkloric hunt/capture narratives. 1527 01:18:47.200 --> 01:18:48.593 BELINDA: Are you snorting that shit? 1528 01:18:48.680 --> 01:18:50.638 And if we're serious about-- Yes, yes, I am. 1529 01:18:50.726 --> 01:18:52.075 Serious about surviving this thing, 1530 01:18:52.162 --> 01:18:54.077 then we have to be prepared to use her as bait. 1531 01:18:54.164 --> 01:18:55.165 You understand? 1532 01:18:55.252 --> 01:18:57.689 But you were on the wagon. 1533 01:18:57.776 --> 01:18:59.822 I thought you were doing so well. 1534 01:18:59.909 --> 01:19:01.867 -I am doing well! -Shepard, Belinda. 1535 01:19:01.954 --> 01:19:03.564 Ah. Elliot, there you are. 1536 01:19:03.651 --> 01:19:05.175 Tell her to get ready to make herself useful. 1537 01:19:05.262 --> 01:19:07.394 She might have to assume a position or something. 1538 01:19:07.481 --> 01:19:08.787 Oh, no, sorry, she doesn't work for you. 1539 01:19:09.309 --> 01:19:10.963 Not directly, no. 1540 01:19:11.050 --> 01:19:12.704 No, actually, you know what? I'm afraid the time has come 1541 01:19:12.791 --> 01:19:14.532 for me to tender my resignation. 1542 01:19:14.619 --> 01:19:16.795 In our family's hour of need? 1543 01:19:16.882 --> 01:19:18.623 And you call yourself an attorney? 1544 01:19:18.710 --> 01:19:20.494 Do your vows mean nothing? 1545 01:19:20.581 --> 01:19:22.105 -Best of luck in... -[CRASHING CONTINUES] 1546 01:19:22.192 --> 01:19:25.499 ...your, uh, continued survival. 1547 01:19:27.023 --> 01:19:28.546 They're coming for us. 1548 01:19:28.633 --> 01:19:29.852 ELLIOT: Okay. We're getting out of here. 1549 01:19:29.939 --> 01:19:31.854 Are you vaping? Do you vape? 1550 01:19:31.941 --> 01:19:33.899 No. 1551 01:19:33.986 --> 01:19:36.554 -[SNIFFLING] -BELINDA: Sheppie, please. 1552 01:19:36.641 --> 01:19:38.861 [GULPS, GASPS] 1553 01:19:38.948 --> 01:19:40.819 [HIGH-PITCHED CRY] 1554 01:19:42.038 --> 01:19:43.953 We underestimated it. 1555 01:19:44.040 --> 01:19:46.042 More than I ever could have possibly imagined. 1556 01:19:46.129 --> 01:19:48.784 I feel it, in my mind, 1557 01:19:49.349 --> 01:19:50.742 sanctifying me. 1558 01:19:54.398 --> 01:19:57.183 BELINDA: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. 1559 01:19:57.270 --> 01:20:00.099 Baby, we gotta go. We gotta go. 1560 01:20:00.186 --> 01:20:01.405 [GASPS] 1561 01:20:03.320 --> 01:20:04.669 I know what we have to do. 1562 01:20:04.756 --> 01:20:06.758 [PANTING] 1563 01:20:06.845 --> 01:20:08.586 All right. No matter what happens, 1564 01:20:08.673 --> 01:20:10.153 don't stop running till you get to the car. 1565 01:20:10.240 --> 01:20:11.371 -We'll ram the gate. -Okay. 1566 01:20:11.458 --> 01:20:12.459 -Okay? -Yeah. 1567 01:20:12.546 --> 01:20:13.634 Let's not make this 1568 01:20:13.721 --> 01:20:15.158 -into a whole big thing. -Hey, let go! 1569 01:20:15.245 --> 01:20:16.768 No, no, no. This is for the greater good. 1570 01:20:16.855 --> 01:20:18.030 RIDLEY: Get the fuck off me! You fascist. 1571 01:20:18.117 --> 01:20:19.075 BELINDA: Shepples, I don't know. 1572 01:20:19.162 --> 01:20:20.685 [GROWLING] 1573 01:20:20.772 --> 01:20:22.687 [FOOTSTEPS IN THE DISTANCE] 1574 01:20:23.819 --> 01:20:26.256 [ALL GASP] 1575 01:20:30.086 --> 01:20:31.696 [HEAVY BREATHING] 1576 01:20:34.133 --> 01:20:35.961 [GROWLING CONTINUES] 1577 01:20:44.796 --> 01:20:48.191 [LOUD BANGING] 1578 01:20:48.278 --> 01:20:49.975 BELINDA: Shepard, come on. Come on. 1579 01:20:50.062 --> 01:20:51.585 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] 1580 01:20:54.850 --> 01:20:55.851 [BELINDA SCREAMS] 1581 01:20:58.592 --> 01:21:01.204 [ELLIOT PANTING] 1582 01:21:01.291 --> 01:21:02.422 -[BUZZING] -Whoa! 1583 01:21:02.509 --> 01:21:04.033 Kitchen door. Kitchen door. Go. 1584 01:21:05.599 --> 01:21:07.253 [GROWLING] 1585 01:21:07.340 --> 01:21:08.864 [RIDLEY AND ELLIOT PANTING] 1586 01:21:12.650 --> 01:21:14.043 [GASPS] No! [YELPS] 1587 01:21:24.053 --> 01:21:25.097 ELLIOT: Stay there. 1588 01:21:30.407 --> 01:21:32.452 [DOOR CREAKING] 1589 01:21:39.024 --> 01:21:40.939 [LIGHT BUZZING] 1590 01:21:50.862 --> 01:21:52.255 [GROWLS] 1591 01:21:52.342 --> 01:21:53.647 [BREATHES HEAVILY] 1592 01:21:58.261 --> 01:22:00.219 [GROWLS] 1593 01:22:03.962 --> 01:22:05.921 [BOTH GASPING] 1594 01:22:06.922 --> 01:22:08.924 -[GROWLING] -[HOOVES CLACKING] 1595 01:22:15.278 --> 01:22:16.409 [BELINDA, WHISPERING]: What? 1596 01:22:24.461 --> 01:22:26.115 [GROWLS] 1597 01:22:39.606 --> 01:22:40.738 [SHEPARD GRUNTS] 1598 01:22:40.825 --> 01:22:43.045 -[CLANGS] -[GROWLS] 1599 01:22:50.052 --> 01:22:51.357 -Come on. -[BELINDA GASPS] 1600 01:22:54.926 --> 01:22:56.580 [GROWLING] 1601 01:23:04.196 --> 01:23:05.981 [PANTING] 1602 01:23:07.417 --> 01:23:08.679 [SOFTLY] I- I don't think it saw us. 1603 01:23:08.766 --> 01:23:10.724 No. I think-- 1604 01:23:10.811 --> 01:23:12.465 -Aw. -[GASPS] 1605 01:23:12.552 --> 01:23:15.512 -[WOOD CLATTERING] -Man, Griff did find my bow. 1606 01:23:15.599 --> 01:23:16.774 Now, I feel bad. 1607 01:23:16.861 --> 01:23:19.211 Listen, if this is the end, baby, 1608 01:23:19.298 --> 01:23:21.083 -I want-- -I need to think. Okay. 1609 01:23:23.215 --> 01:23:24.608 Maybe if I filed off a little bit more 1610 01:23:24.695 --> 01:23:26.044 -of this horn. -Wait. 1611 01:23:26.131 --> 01:23:27.785 Your dad's oxygen. 1612 01:23:29.700 --> 01:23:32.137 Can we blow it up with this? Isn't that a thing? 1613 01:23:32.224 --> 01:23:33.486 Yes. Pressurized oxygen is flammable 1614 01:23:33.573 --> 01:23:35.010 and if it combusts, then it will explode. 1615 01:23:35.097 --> 01:23:37.316 -But that's... -How do you know that? 1616 01:23:37.403 --> 01:23:38.578 You don't know that. 1617 01:23:38.665 --> 01:23:40.145 You don't get it, Mom. 1618 01:23:40.232 --> 01:23:42.974 This is inside my brain. It's firing my shit up. 1619 01:23:43.061 --> 01:23:44.628 I'm a genius now, okay? 1620 01:23:44.715 --> 01:23:46.108 That will destroy our golden goose. 1621 01:23:46.195 --> 01:23:50.286 We don't need to do that because I want a goose farm. 1622 01:23:50.373 --> 01:23:53.376 So they'll come to her and then-- Open this. 1623 01:23:53.463 --> 01:23:56.292 And then we pen them in and we force them to breed, 1624 01:23:56.379 --> 01:23:58.772 then they'll be ours. 1625 01:23:58.859 --> 01:24:01.036 [GROWLING] 1626 01:24:01.123 --> 01:24:03.473 What the shit is this shit? 1627 01:24:06.432 --> 01:24:07.607 Oh. 1628 01:24:08.652 --> 01:24:11.350 [BANGING ON DOOR] 1629 01:24:11.437 --> 01:24:13.657 -[FLOORBOARD CREAKING] -[SNORTS] 1630 01:24:13.744 --> 01:24:15.354 They're gonna kill us. 1631 01:24:15.441 --> 01:24:17.052 [WHINNYING] 1632 01:24:17.139 --> 01:24:18.792 I don't understand why they would do this to me. 1633 01:24:18.879 --> 01:24:20.403 [LOUD POUNDING ON DOOR] 1634 01:24:20.490 --> 01:24:22.622 [STATIC BUZZING] 1635 01:24:23.754 --> 01:24:25.451 I think I made a mistake. 1636 01:24:25.538 --> 01:24:27.497 [WHINNYING] 1637 01:24:34.982 --> 01:24:36.245 What the fuck were you thinking? 1638 01:24:36.332 --> 01:24:37.550 ELLIOT: I don't know. I-- 1639 01:24:37.637 --> 01:24:39.291 I was afraid we'd get nothing. 1640 01:24:39.378 --> 01:24:40.684 How could you do that to us? 1641 01:24:40.771 --> 01:24:42.207 Because I promised her. 1642 01:24:44.383 --> 01:24:47.386 I sat in that hospital room and I swore to her 1643 01:24:47.473 --> 01:24:49.562 that I would do whatever I had to to take care of you, 1644 01:24:49.649 --> 01:24:51.912 to make sure that you didn't want for anything. 1645 01:24:52.826 --> 01:24:54.219 And that's on me. 1646 01:24:55.046 --> 01:24:57.092 Every decision, every day. 1647 01:24:57.831 --> 01:24:59.703 But I failed you both. 1648 01:24:59.790 --> 01:25:01.270 And you don't seem to need the things 1649 01:25:01.357 --> 01:25:02.923 I thought I was giving you, so-- 1650 01:25:04.621 --> 01:25:06.927 Actually, maybe they were just for me after all. 1651 01:25:09.191 --> 01:25:10.409 Either way, I-- 1652 01:25:12.411 --> 01:25:14.370 I'm sorry I'm the one you're stuck with. 1653 01:25:16.720 --> 01:25:18.113 [BANGING] 1654 01:25:23.509 --> 01:25:25.381 -[SOBS] -[BANGING CONTINUES] 1655 01:25:25.468 --> 01:25:26.991 [GROWLS] 1656 01:25:29.385 --> 01:25:31.256 If we don't make it out of here, 1657 01:25:31.343 --> 01:25:33.171 my sweet darling boy, 1658 01:25:34.172 --> 01:25:35.739 just know, despite... 1659 01:25:35.826 --> 01:25:36.957 Shut the fuck up. 1660 01:25:37.044 --> 01:25:38.655 [UTENSILS CLATTERING] 1661 01:25:42.528 --> 01:25:43.660 Do you hear that? 1662 01:25:45.052 --> 01:25:46.402 I think it's in the kitchen. 1663 01:25:57.500 --> 01:25:59.415 -[LOUD THUD] -[OBJECTS CLATTERING] 1664 01:26:10.513 --> 01:26:12.428 [GROWLING] 1665 01:26:12.515 --> 01:26:13.559 [FLOORBOARD CREAKING] 1666 01:26:16.040 --> 01:26:17.955 [BREATH TREMBLES] 1667 01:26:18.042 --> 01:26:22.177 -[STOMPING FOOTSTEPS] -[BELINDA EXHALES] 1668 01:26:22.264 --> 01:26:24.179 I think it might be leaving. 1669 01:26:24.831 --> 01:26:27.094 -[GROWLS] -[GROANS] 1670 01:26:29.749 --> 01:26:31.011 [BELINDA GROANS] 1671 01:26:33.579 --> 01:26:35.277 -[GRUNTS] -[GROANS] 1672 01:26:36.887 --> 01:26:39.063 [SCREAMING] 1673 01:26:39.150 --> 01:26:40.238 Mommy! 1674 01:26:41.239 --> 01:26:42.284 No! 1675 01:26:42.371 --> 01:26:43.372 [SCREAMS] 1676 01:26:45.200 --> 01:26:46.418 Mom! 1677 01:26:46.505 --> 01:26:49.160 [GROANING, SCREAMING] 1678 01:26:49.247 --> 01:26:50.553 [ROARS] 1679 01:26:53.164 --> 01:26:54.557 RIDLEY: When I touched the horn... 1680 01:26:54.644 --> 01:26:57.168 [CRIES] I think Mom was there. 1681 01:27:01.912 --> 01:27:03.043 I saw... 1682 01:27:03.130 --> 01:27:05.176 -[GROWLING] -[RIDLEY GASPS] 1683 01:27:08.179 --> 01:27:09.746 [SNARLS] 1684 01:27:15.317 --> 01:27:17.275 [GROWLS] 1685 01:27:17.362 --> 01:27:19.059 [GRUNTING] 1686 01:27:21.453 --> 01:27:23.368 [RIDLEY PANTING] 1687 01:27:25.196 --> 01:27:26.371 No! 1688 01:27:26.458 --> 01:27:28.330 -Go to the car. Get out. -Dad, no. Please! 1689 01:27:28.417 --> 01:27:29.592 -Please! You can't do this. -[GROWLING] 1690 01:27:30.810 --> 01:27:31.811 No. 1691 01:27:32.464 --> 01:27:33.422 I love you. 1692 01:27:34.597 --> 01:27:35.772 Dad! 1693 01:27:36.903 --> 01:27:38.340 [PANTING] 1694 01:27:38.427 --> 01:27:40.124 [GROWLING] 1695 01:27:40.211 --> 01:27:41.647 [SCREAMS] 1696 01:27:41.734 --> 01:27:43.258 [GROWLING] 1697 01:27:43.345 --> 01:27:44.911 [BELINDA SCREAMING] 1698 01:27:48.350 --> 01:27:50.047 BELINDA: Do it, Sheppie. 1699 01:27:50.134 --> 01:27:51.962 [SCREAMING] 1700 01:27:55.748 --> 01:27:57.228 Do it, Sheppie. 1701 01:27:58.185 --> 01:28:02.277 [CRIES] Please... forgive me. 1702 01:28:03.539 --> 01:28:04.888 [GROANS] 1703 01:28:05.410 --> 01:28:07.064 [GROANS] 1704 01:28:12.939 --> 01:28:14.245 [ROARS] 1705 01:28:22.601 --> 01:28:24.168 [PANTING] 1706 01:28:30.087 --> 01:28:32.481 -[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING] -[GASPS] 1707 01:28:33.656 --> 01:28:35.048 RIDLEY: Holy shit. 1708 01:28:36.311 --> 01:28:38.225 [PANTS AND SNIFFLES] 1709 01:28:44.449 --> 01:28:46.930 [ROARS] 1710 01:28:47.496 --> 01:28:48.627 [GASPS] 1711 01:28:49.715 --> 01:28:51.064 [BOW CREAKING] 1712 01:28:51.978 --> 01:28:54.416 SHEPARD: Don't move. 1713 01:28:54.503 --> 01:28:56.809 I didn't actually to take that many lessons with this thing. 1714 01:28:57.288 --> 01:28:58.333 Come on. 1715 01:29:00.422 --> 01:29:01.379 Hmm. 1716 01:29:03.555 --> 01:29:05.296 -[PANTING] -[GROWLING] 1717 01:29:18.004 --> 01:29:19.266 I don't think you wanna do this. 1718 01:29:19.354 --> 01:29:21.443 You don't know that. Face the front. 1719 01:29:22.357 --> 01:29:23.488 You don't know anything. 1720 01:29:24.228 --> 01:29:25.534 This is my destiny. 1721 01:29:25.621 --> 01:29:27.144 [GLASS BREAKING] 1722 01:29:29.451 --> 01:29:30.930 [BREATHES HEAVILY] 1723 01:29:42.812 --> 01:29:44.248 [SNORTING] 1724 01:29:52.822 --> 01:29:54.737 [GROWLING] 1725 01:29:55.302 --> 01:29:57.217 [RIDLEY WHIMPERS] 1726 01:30:06.662 --> 01:30:08.403 [ROARS] 1727 01:30:10.448 --> 01:30:12.581 [BREATH TREMBLING] 1728 01:30:22.504 --> 01:30:24.462 [SOBBING] 1729 01:30:25.245 --> 01:30:27.247 [MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING] 1730 01:30:36.866 --> 01:30:38.476 [PANTING] 1731 01:30:42.437 --> 01:30:44.090 Stay right there. Don't move. 1732 01:30:49.966 --> 01:30:52.185 Yes, I fucking knew it would work. 1733 01:30:52.272 --> 01:30:53.926 I'm the businessman now, Dad. 1734 01:30:54.013 --> 01:30:56.494 Okay. [PANTING] 1735 01:30:56.581 --> 01:30:58.278 Okay. You proved everyone wrong. 1736 01:30:58.365 --> 01:31:00.324 Now can you please, please just let me go? 1737 01:31:00.411 --> 01:31:01.586 Shut up. Shut up. 1738 01:31:01.673 --> 01:31:02.631 Please. 1739 01:31:03.588 --> 01:31:05.372 [BELLOWS] 1740 01:31:08.767 --> 01:31:09.855 Dad? 1741 01:31:10.595 --> 01:31:13.119 [GROWLS] 1742 01:31:13.206 --> 01:31:15.731 That's it. The future's ours now, Elliot. 1743 01:31:15.818 --> 01:31:17.428 50/50. 1744 01:31:17.515 --> 01:31:19.169 You earned this, eh? 1745 01:31:21.867 --> 01:31:23.347 [WHINNIES SOFTLY] 1746 01:31:31.921 --> 01:31:34.880 [SNIFFING] 1747 01:31:37.666 --> 01:31:39.581 [GROWLS SOFTLY] 1748 01:31:48.328 --> 01:31:51.157 [SHEPARD PANTING] 1749 01:31:51.244 --> 01:31:52.594 [PANTING] 1750 01:31:53.899 --> 01:31:55.727 Good job, partner. 1751 01:31:56.815 --> 01:31:57.903 I knew you had potential. 1752 01:31:57.990 --> 01:31:59.775 We'll finish tying these things up, 1753 01:31:59.862 --> 01:32:01.298 get 'em locked away, 1754 01:32:01.385 --> 01:32:02.908 breeding can start first thing Monday. 1755 01:32:02.995 --> 01:32:05.607 There's so much to do, but they're ours now, Elliot. 1756 01:32:05.694 --> 01:32:07.696 [GRUNTS] We'll own them forever. 1757 01:32:09.959 --> 01:32:12.309 [GRUNTS] 1758 01:32:12.396 --> 01:32:14.920 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 1759 01:32:17.793 --> 01:32:19.925 -[GRUNTS] -[RIDLEY GASPS] 1760 01:32:21.666 --> 01:32:23.929 [OBJECTS CLATTERING] 1761 01:32:24.626 --> 01:32:27.324 [GROWLS] 1762 01:32:28.238 --> 01:32:29.935 Oh, my God! 1763 01:32:30.022 --> 01:32:32.024 What the fuck were you thinking? 1764 01:32:32.111 --> 01:32:34.374 [GROANS] I... I don't know. Ahh. 1765 01:32:34.461 --> 01:32:36.855 [GROANS] I didn't really plan it out. 1766 01:32:36.942 --> 01:32:38.030 We need to get you help. 1767 01:32:38.117 --> 01:32:39.554 It isn't good. 1768 01:32:39.641 --> 01:32:40.598 RIDLEY: It looks bad. 1769 01:32:40.685 --> 01:32:42.208 I need to put pressure on it. 1770 01:32:42.295 --> 01:32:43.427 ELLIOT: I-- I couldn't let him do it. 1771 01:32:43.514 --> 01:32:44.820 I need the horn. 1772 01:32:44.907 --> 01:32:47.083 [PANTING] I need the flesh. 1773 01:32:47.170 --> 01:32:49.564 RIDLEY: I think it went deep. Where's your phone? 1774 01:32:50.608 --> 01:32:51.870 I need the blood. 1775 01:32:53.045 --> 01:32:54.699 -Oh, fuck. -[GROWLS] 1776 01:32:55.700 --> 01:32:56.658 [LOUD THUD] 1777 01:32:57.702 --> 01:32:59.269 We... We... We need to get you help. 1778 01:32:59.356 --> 01:33:00.966 It's okay. It's okay. 1779 01:33:01.053 --> 01:33:02.141 It's not okay. You're... You're bleeding out. 1780 01:33:02.228 --> 01:33:03.447 Hey, tell me, 1781 01:33:04.143 --> 01:33:05.492 tell me, please. 1782 01:33:06.581 --> 01:33:07.756 What did they show you? 1783 01:33:07.843 --> 01:33:09.018 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 1784 01:33:11.324 --> 01:33:13.109 I don't know. I... I... 1785 01:33:13.196 --> 01:33:16.591 I was standing in the road with you 1786 01:33:17.983 --> 01:33:20.333 and I was swept up in some kind of current. 1787 01:33:23.859 --> 01:33:25.338 It was like a river 1788 01:33:26.644 --> 01:33:28.254 and it was taking me somewhere. 1789 01:33:29.299 --> 01:33:30.909 [POIGNANT MUSIC PLAYING] 1790 01:33:32.258 --> 01:33:33.303 And even though I didn't know 1791 01:33:33.390 --> 01:33:34.609 what I would find when I got there, 1792 01:33:34.696 --> 01:33:35.697 I wasn't afraid, 1793 01:33:39.614 --> 01:33:41.093 because I had this sense, 1794 01:33:42.878 --> 01:33:44.314 I had this feeling in the dark 1795 01:33:44.401 --> 01:33:46.272 that they were showing me where they came from, 1796 01:33:48.274 --> 01:33:49.841 but not just them, us too. 1797 01:33:53.889 --> 01:33:56.195 And I think it's where we've always been heading back to. 1798 01:34:01.287 --> 01:34:03.246 Where a part of Mom was already waiting. 1799 01:34:06.249 --> 01:34:08.033 In a place where we don't have to worry 1800 01:34:08.120 --> 01:34:09.339 about what we didn't figure out 1801 01:34:09.426 --> 01:34:11.384 while we were here. [BREATHES SHAKILY] 1802 01:34:17.434 --> 01:34:19.479 [BREATHING HEAVILY] 1803 01:34:21.960 --> 01:34:23.919 I don't know. I wasn't there for very long. 1804 01:34:28.227 --> 01:34:29.881 I hope you're right. 1805 01:34:34.669 --> 01:34:35.800 Maybe... 1806 01:34:37.846 --> 01:34:40.979 I'll be there... waiting. 1807 01:34:52.556 --> 01:34:53.992 [SOBBING] 1808 01:35:01.913 --> 01:35:04.873 [CRYING] 1809 01:35:09.486 --> 01:35:11.270 [GROWLS] 1810 01:35:13.925 --> 01:35:16.885 [BOTH BUBBLING AND SNORTING] 1811 01:35:51.746 --> 01:35:53.573 [ENERGY PULSING] 1812 01:35:55.880 --> 01:35:58.056 [SWEEPING MUSIC PLAYING] 1813 01:36:20.557 --> 01:36:21.645 [WHINNYING] 1814 01:37:09.736 --> 01:37:11.695 -[EXPLOSION] -[THUD] 1815 01:37:31.497 --> 01:37:32.498 [GASPS] 1816 01:37:32.585 --> 01:37:34.109 [BOTH BREATHING HEAVILY] 1817 01:37:34.196 --> 01:37:35.675 [POIGNANT MUSIC PLAYING] 1818 01:37:40.811 --> 01:37:42.291 I don't-- 1819 01:37:42.378 --> 01:37:44.293 What, what... 1820 01:37:44.380 --> 01:37:45.685 -What? -[CHUCKLING] 1821 01:37:47.209 --> 01:37:48.950 GRIFF: They were just this way. 1822 01:38:02.006 --> 01:38:03.529 [WHISPERING]: Fuck. 1823 01:38:04.835 --> 01:38:06.184 -[SIREN BLARES] -[RADIO STATIC] 1824 01:38:07.577 --> 01:38:09.100 [EXHALES DEEPLY] 1825 01:38:09.187 --> 01:38:10.275 [SIGHS] 1826 01:38:20.285 --> 01:38:21.286 POLICE OFFICER: Real bloodbath 1827 01:38:21.373 --> 01:38:22.722 up at the Leopold Ranch, Chief. 1828 01:38:22.809 --> 01:38:24.768 Bringin' survivors in for statements. 1829 01:38:24.855 --> 01:38:26.465 But I got a feeling you're not gonna believe them. 1830 01:38:26.552 --> 01:38:27.989 CHIEF ON RADIO: Well, then that would make them suspects. 1831 01:38:28.076 --> 01:38:29.860 -Over. -POLICE OFFICER: Roger that. 1832 01:38:31.949 --> 01:38:34.256 You two better have a good lawyer. 1833 01:38:37.868 --> 01:38:39.870 [BOTH CHUCKLING] 1834 01:38:46.659 --> 01:38:48.705 [HANDCUFFS CLINKING] 1835 01:38:56.626 --> 01:39:01.239 I know this weekend didn't go how you wanted it to and all, 1836 01:39:05.156 --> 01:39:07.593 but wherever they take us, we're gonna be okay. 1837 01:39:09.117 --> 01:39:10.074 [CLICKS TONGUE] 1838 01:39:11.815 --> 01:39:13.817 I know. [LAUGHS] 1839 01:39:16.341 --> 01:39:18.126 [WHISPERING]: I saw it too. 1840 01:39:24.306 --> 01:39:26.264 [CHUCKLING] 1841 01:39:29.137 --> 01:39:31.052 What the heck? 1842 01:39:32.531 --> 01:39:34.490 [SWEEPING MUSIC PLAYING] 1843 01:39:40.975 --> 01:39:42.889 [UNICORNS NEIGHING AND SNORTING] 1844 01:39:50.419 --> 01:39:52.029 [TIRES SCREECHING] 1845 01:39:54.771 --> 01:39:56.555 Sorry. Sorry. 1846 01:40:06.000 --> 01:40:07.523 [SNORTS] 1847 01:40:14.356 --> 01:40:15.444 [GROWLS] 1848 01:40:26.237 --> 01:40:27.891 [NEIGHS] 1849 01:40:29.327 --> 01:40:31.025 [GROWLS] 1850 01:40:54.439 --> 01:40:55.614 [GROWLS] 1851 01:40:55.701 --> 01:40:58.269 -[TIRES SCREECHING] -[THUDDING] 1852 01:41:03.709 --> 01:41:06.538 [ROCK MUSIC PLAYING] 1853 01:41:41.312 --> 01:41:43.227 [ROCK MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING] 1854 01:43:40.823 --> 01:43:42.781 [DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING] 1855 01:44:24.649 --> 01:44:26.651 [TENSE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PLAYING]