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[Grand music]
[Lilly] You don't know where you're going.
Yes, I do.
[Lilly] You don't know where you are.
Yes, I do!
I'm in hell!
[Lilly] Je... just get in the car.
You cannot walk the entire way to...
You're impossible.
You are impossible!
You know, if you weren't such a nutcase,
then we could have flown here
like normal people and been done with this shit.
You won, okay?
You won. I'm out of your life.
No one has won.
- No one has won. - I'm out of your life!
Now, if you please, would just get out of mine!
- [Lilly gas 5 - go! P ]
- [Lily] All right, fine. - Go, get out!
[Engine rumbling]
[Soft music]
J“ everything, everything j“
J“ caught in the in-between j“
j“ a beautiful disaster j“
j“ she just needs j“
[door slams]
[Man] Hello?
- [Rachel screams] - Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa!
Hey, hey, hey!
Who are you?
Hey, I didn't mean nothin'. Just calm down.
My god, are you one of those back-country sodomy boys?
Hey, I didn't mean any harm.
[Panting] Can you help me up, please?
- Are you crazy? - No.
I'm Rachel.
Harlan Wilson.
[Dog barks]
Oh, you got yourself a nice feel there,
didn't you, Harlan Wilson?
Hey, that wasn't my intention.
[Rachel] What were your intentions?
[Harlan] To see if you were dead.
- [Horn honking] - [Dog barking]
Car trouble, Harlan?
Hey, I had one of these, till I crashed it.
- Can I drive? - [Simon] Beg your pardon?
I found her sleepin' by the side of the road.
Come on, let's go.
Let's go.
[Harlan] Says her name's Rachel.
Yeah?
If she turns out to be sane, you know, [chuckles]
She's all yours.
I gotta get back to work.
Is for horses, better for cows.
Pigs don't eat it 'cause they don't know how.
What's your name?
I wasn't really going anywhere.
That's where I'm going.
- Where? - Anywhere.
- Oh, I was goin' there alone. - Well, now you're not.
Consider yourself very lucky.
I would if you weren't here.
Mm, consider yourself stuck.
[Engine rumbling]
[Simon] I don't like to talk.
[Rachel] Perfect, I don't like to listen.
[Sighs]
Would you put your legs back in my car?
Oh, changing the rules?
No, no, there were no rules,
other than no parts of your body outside my car.
- Well, then, can I talk to you? - Put your legs down.
You didn't say “Simon says," Simon.
I'm only goin' as far as hull.
Hull, Idaho?
That's where I'm staying.
My luck.
Now, do you need to call someone, or are you a surprise?
I would.
My mother cut my phone service off.
She's a gem.
[Phone clattering]
[Soft music]
[Music continues]
Nuh-uh!
Ace is only low, not high.
Georgia rule.
Everybody else plays the right way.
Why can't we?
So if everybody took a poop in the middle
of main street you'd do it too,
'cause they said it was right?
Probably.
- My leg is numb. - Hey, no quitting.
I got pains from my gluteus shooting up
and out my eyes from sittin'
on a hard floor with two boneless children.
Quitting [laughs]?
Did you hear me say quitting?
[Dog barking]
Rummy.
- [Georgia groans] - [Knocking on door]
- Mom? - Wait!
No, we can't go, I'm winning.
You're not mom.
[Lilly] Hello.
[Georgia] Lilly!
Come on in.
[Groans]
Come on, boys, erect me.
She has gluten pains shooting out her eyeballs.
[Lilly chuckles]
Where's Rachel?
I thought this drive would be good for us,
that we could talk, at least tolerate each other.
[Georgia] Where is my granddaughter?
[Lilly] She bolted from the car.
You look really nice, anyway, Lilly.
I should have put her on a plane.
- Still smoke? - No.
Did I ask if you still dye your hair?
I haven't had a drink in years either,
in case you wanted to know.
It's none of my business.
Yeah? [Chuckles]
I brought you a gift.
Oh, it's lovely.
How do you know?
Oh, the ribbon and the paper. How's she gonna find me?
She's only been here once in her life.
Was it 13 years ago?
Same as you.
Rachel is very resourceful.
She'll find you when she needs you.
Why are children in your house?
They're my friends.
Here, guys.
I watch 'em until their mom gets home.
This is Sam, this is Ethan.
Nice to meet you.
This is my daughter, Lilly.
Traveled all the way from San Francisco, California,
smelling of smoke, but she doesn't smoke.
Okay, mother, caught me.
Save the lies for something more important than cancer.
Why don't you go get the bags, you two?
Oh, you know what?
Everything but the Louis Vuitton's.
They have lv written all over 'em.
[Ethan gasps]
You travel with luggage you don't use?
Oh, I'm just staying a minute.
I have friends.
They're begging me to come down to salt lake city and visit.
Good friends?
We keep in touch.
Well, it's worth the drive, then.
- [Lilly sighs]
- Bringing up the girl's bags.
[Ethan] I think they got rocks in 'em.
[Luggage clattering]
[Bird chirping]
Everything's exactly the same, except for the bird.
It's a glass...
Bedpan?
[Chuckles] Crystal bowl.
It's classy.
I thought of one for my mantel.
Take this one, then.
It's a gift, mother.
[Georgia] It's just there's so much on my mantel.
Well, look around because I'm not taking it back.
[Georgia] Thank you.
It's lovely.
Nice, thanks.
[Simon] Well, this is hull.
[Rachel] Just drop me in town.
Nice to know you, Simon.
You don't know me, kid.
Oh, I know you.
You do?
I had my dress hiked and my legs up,
and you didn't look once,
not even for a second.
So, now you know me?
No marriage ring.
What are you, 30, 40?
You're gay.
- [Engine revving] - [Tires squealing]
[Bell ringing]
All right, get out.
I already asked you to let me out.
Now I'm telling you.
What are you talking about?
You can't tell me what I've already asked.
Get out.
Just get out.
I want my panties back when you're done with them.
[Simon sighs]
Harlan found her sleeping by the side of the road.
Do you buy that?
He's a wonderful doctor.
[Engine rumbling]
[Upbeat country rock music]
Thanks, for the sandwich.
You're not gonna make it to your friends' before dark.
That wasn't really my goal.
Well, but accidents mostly happen at dusk.
I would guess morning.
- Well, you'd be wrong. - Mm-hm.
All in god's hands.
[Scoffs] That's what your father always used to say.
Uh-huh.
Everybody's hands but his own.
You never said anything bad about him when he was alive.
Well, if I did, why would I say it to you?
Why say anything?
Your granddaughter takes off when she doesn't get her way.
She's easy to find, though. Just listen for a scream.
If she doesn't show up in the next few hours,
call me on my cellphone, I'll turn around.
Thank you for taking her.
I hope it does her some good.
Did it do you any good?
- [Door slams] - [Engine rumbling]
[Slow rock music]
J“ beyond the horizon j“
j“ behind the sun j“
j“ at the end of the rainbow j“
j“ life has only begun j”
j“ in the long hours of twilight j“
j“ 'neath the stardust above j“
j“ behind the horizon it is easy to love j'
[door slams]
[Georgia sighs]
Hm, you don't look evil.
Makeup helps.
Hm. Where's my mom?
Had to see friends.
[Rachel] Oh, right.
Did you hear the one where she's stopped smoking,
drinking and hating herself, too?
[Sighs] Rachel...
[Rachel sighs]
I'm hungry. Got anything with sugar?
You're five hours late.
My mother dumped me 20 miles out.
I had to walk the whole way.
We eat at six, no exceptions.
You'll have to wait for breakfast.
Oh, there's apples on the table.
Can I just tell you what's really going on
just so we don't get lost in what this really is?
I'd like to know.
My mother and stepfather don't like my life.
Maybe 'cause I have one, who knows?
Anyway, I was stupid enough
to graduate high school in January.
Then I got into a trouble a few times
while I was waiting to go to college in the fall.
So, they had to get rid of me.
Banished for the summer in Idaho.
Locked up with the one person on this earth
that my mother can't jerk around.
That's why I'm here.
Try and jerk me around, grandma.
Go fuck yourself.
No goodnight kiss?
Okay. [Sighs]
- [Bell chimes] - [Soft music]
You know, the only picture I've ever seen of you
is with me in it holding this dog.
I got it for you so you wouldn't be afraid
at your grandfather's funeral.
You named it grandpa.
I was four.
Couldn't you have helped me pick a name that made some sense?
It made sense to you.
[Sighs] My stepfather promised
to buy me a new car for school.
You know, if I can survive up here, stay sane.
Oh. So, your time here won't be a complete waste.
Well, I mean, I'll miss my friends.
Oh, cheer up.
Most friends, in time, become as useless as relatives.
[Rachel groans]
So, I brought seven novels.
If I read them slowly, that should kill two
of the 10 weeks that I'm here.
Oh my god, what is that?
I don't want you to take the lord's name in vain like you just did.
Oh, the “f you lady" won't let me say "oh my god"?
- Got any sugar? - I will not tolerate blasphemy.
And the next time, I want you to sleep upstairs.
Well, what if I wanna take a nap?
Upstairs, Georgia rule.
God, lady, you are weird.
I will wash your mouth out next time.
No wonder mom hates you.
I'm glad you're here, Rachel.
[Rachel sighs]
So, do you guys have anything better
around here than Harlan Wilson? [Chuckles]
Keep your dress on, I got you a job.
A what?
It starts Monday.
Just a brisk walk from here, I'll wake you at seven.
I'm not working.
One more rule.
You live here, you work.
Okay, I know that you pulled your Georgia rule bullshit
with my mother before she fled.
But I'm not her, and you can't tell me what to do.
Rachel rule.
Wash your dishes.
Are you asking or telling?
You finished, wash your dishes.
I've never really washed a dish before.
[Water splashing]
[Upbeat music]
J“ all I see is sunny skies j“
j“ every time I look into your eyes j“
morning. How are you? Have you been practicing?
J“ here we go again, my friend j“
j“ staying together till the end j”
j“ it's gonna be a lovely day j“
j it's gonna be j
I don't know if I can afford this one.
Well. It's for Izzy.
I'm trying to find something that's a little easier on his back.
I saw somethin'...
J it's gonna be a lovely day j“
- Mornin'. - Morning.
Morning.
J it's gonna be a lovely day j“
[Rachel] Surprise.
Saddling up your truck?
Now, I had it figured that you'd done away with Simon,
buried his body and taken off
for the city with his cash and car.
[Scoffs] And leave you alive?
[Chuckles] Just how disturbed are ya?
I prefer unique.
How old are ya, anyway?
Old enough.
Old enough for what?
To disturb you.
You're a dangerous girl, aren't ya?
Mm, it depends on what you consider dangerous.
Safer to get thrown from a horse.
Well, you don't have to brush or feed me after riding me.
- I got a girl. - [Dog barking]
Have a good day, cowboy.
[Drum playing]
[Girl] Fourth of July picnic this Saturday.
Bring the family.
Mandy, stop us.
Mark time, march.
Who is that?
[Mandy] I don't know.
- Not from around here. - [Horn honking]
- Move us. - Forward, march.
[Girl] Fourth of July picnic this Saturday.
Music and games.
Petting zoo for the kids.
Pet a cow, squeeze a pig.
Milk a goat.
- [Dog barking] - [Rachel sighs]
Hello?
Hi. I'm here to tell you that I won't be working here.
Oh, Georgia called me about you.
Well, aren't you a pretty little thing?
[Woman] Fern? Fern?
Oh, I'll just be a moment, dear.
If you'll stay with the phone...
Very good, Violet.
We don't want any accidents, it confuses the animals.
Come along.
The bathroom's right in here, you know that, Violet.
- [Man] I'm all right. - No lifting, Izzy.
I'm telling you, I mean it.
You're not a weightlifter.
[Speaking basque] How do you say?
[Izzy laughs]
Hearing the basque language always makes me feel better,
especially when I'm in pain.
Well, hear me as your doctor. I'm telling you, no lifting.
No feedbags, no hay bales, no more cows.
I have to lift, I'm basque.
[Simon] You're a basque with a hernia.
No lifting, not even your own hat.
All right.
[Clears throat] Hi, I'm the new office girl.
You're Lilly's daughter?
[Izzy] It's a pleasure to meet you.
I am istegui argitalexei sarronainda.
But you can call me Izzy.
Mm, better. [Chuckles]
[Izzy] And you?
[Rachel] I'm Rachel. I'm from California.
Ah. California, the land of fruits and nuts.
[Rachel chuckles awkwardly]
Signing out.
I mean it. Let Harlan do your lifting.
You know Harlan?
Oh, yes, hardest worker I've ever had.
He lifts like a basque.
You tell Harlan that if he's up for a little danger,
then I'd really love a ride.
Okay.
I will do that.
Nice to meet you, Rachel.
- Simon. - Slowly.
Slowly, slowly, slowly, slow.
You are the anti-Christ.
Violet seymoure
|s |n tnhe examination room for you, doctor.
- Okay, thanks. - Isn't she a beauty?
- Same as Lilly, huh? - Sure, sure, yeah.
Yeah, mm-hm.
He treats people?
Oh, unofficially.
Oh, this is such a relief knowing Simon won't be alone.
He's a veterinarian.
It's illegal, what he does.
They'd yank his license.
What's that you're reading?
Oh, just a book of poetry. [Chuckles]
"The hounds of the crimson sky gave tongue,
but never a cry gave he."
That's Ezra pound, the poet.
Born right here in Idaho.
Oh, but you probably wouldn't know about that. [Chuckles]
I'll be back the first Tuesday in August.
- In August? - [Phone ringing]
[Bright music]
Ethan, Sam, this is Rachel, my...
Granddaughter.
Do we have to like her?
How old is she?
No, and forget about it.
I was just asking a question.
[Georgia] You could offer us some.
The kids are thirsty, too.
Want a sip?
I gotta finish here.
[Georgia] How was work?
I should have his license pulled.
We saw a pit bull and a peeing woman all in the same day.
[Lawnmower creaking]
Are you anywhere near ashamed,
making these little boys work like this?
- Lemme do it. - No, I can do it.
I'm trying to help you. Lemme do it.
- It's fine, I can do it. - Just lemme, just let me...
- I'll do it! - Tell him to let me... whoa!
[Rachel screams] Get him off of me!
Hey. Stop. [Whistles]
- [Rachel] Okay. - No fighting!
Get him off of me, I didn't start it, he did.
- [Georgia] Okay. - No, you started it.
- Shut up! - [Georgia] That's it!
Punch her, Sam. Pull her hair!
- [Water splashing] - [Rachel screams]
- Gather your senses. - Oh my god!
Oh my god, you're hard.
You had ample warning about the lord's name.
Dude, it was a fight. You don't pull a boner in a battle.
[Rachel sighs]
Go back and hit her, Sam.
- In your mouth. - [Rachel] What?
- In your mouth. - Are you freaking serious?
The kid can get stiff on my leg, and I can't use the lord's name?
Rachel, you cannot use the lord's name in vain.
She's trying to get me to eat soap.
I am not eating that shit.
No, give it to someone else.
You guys want some soap?
She's giving out free soap.
[Chuckles] Ah, she was raised in California.
No, no, honey, honey, don't, no.
Fingers are for holding the fork,
the fork is for feeding your mouth.
Georgia rule.
[Door opens]
[Door slams]
- [Cutlery clinking] - [Clock ticking]
Happy?
Paula Richards, Rachel wilcox, my granddaughter.
Georgia's been so excited about your visit.
What now, grandma?
You can take it out. Grab a chair.
Thanks.
- [Rachel spits] - [Water splashing]
Uh, I'm... I'm done.
May I be excused?
Hey, would you go out and get us some ice cream?
There's money in the jar.
Rachel is working for Simon.
So I heard.
That's great.
So, is he queer, or what?
Simon is Paula's brother.
He lost his wife and son
in a car accident three years ago, and it takes time.
For a smart girl, you're good at stupid.
[Guitar strumming]
[Dog whining]
Dog comes up outta nowhere.
Okay, yeah. Rachel?
I would have shot him
hadn't he took a piece of me like he done.
Please, please, don't shoot a dog.
I'd have to deal with that.
You're gonna be all right in a couple days.
I'd suggest your bring a cushion to the barbecue, though.
- The peeing lady's back. - Every week.
Oh my, uh...
Georgia wants me to help her out
for the fourth of July barbecue tomorrow,
so I'm gonna take off.
Yeah, but first there's some gauze in my office.
Will you bring that to me?
Um, yeah.
- Sorry. - [Simon] That should do.
All right.
Is it in there?
Harold, can you get that tape started?
I'm having trouble with that.
[Harold] I can't find the end of it.
[Simon] Me, neither.
Both of us need glasses.
- Find it? - Yeah.
[Harold] I used to have 20/20, you know?
See anything in the dark.
Is that gonna scar?
[Simon] Uh, yeah.
[Patriotic music]
- [Crowd cheering] - [Crowd applauding]
[Upbeat music]
Peach, cherry or apple?
[Woman] Which one would you like, Troy?
[Troy] I'll try the peach.
Yeah!
[Man] Hamburgers, hot dogs!
Mrs. Seymoure, is the music too loud for you?
You wanna move back over... no?
Okay.
[Woman 2] Hi, Bonnie.
[Players chattering]
[Man yelling]
- See you later, Simon. - Bye.
She'd be cute for you.
Oh, she just likes me 'cause I just neutered her dog.
Aw, that's nice. [Chuckles]
What about the music teacher?
[Simon] No, she's my landlord.
I can't date my landlord.
[Chuckles]
Georgia sent over a plate and some pie for you.
You didn't alter it?
Poison it?
[Rachel] That's bach, she's playing bach.
I was expecting some ass-kicking country music.
We have our cultural side.
Couldn't tell from Harlan.
[Players chattering]
In a few months, he's goin' on a mission for the mormon church.
I'm not stopping him.
No, but you could.
Are you one?
My sister and nephews are.
I'm taking a little break.
And Georgia?
Not a mormon.
But she pushes a lot of their family values.
People do what they wanna do.
Sometimes what they don't.
I'm not sure Harlan could survive you.
[Scoffs] Come on.
Don't preach to me about what I can and can't do,
or I will poison you.
Anybody can do anything to anyone.
Can't stop what's done to you.
Can only survive it.
Oh, please.
You're 17.
So you're a prisoner of Idaho, I feel for you.
You don't have a clue about surviving.
Oh, and you invented it, didn't you?
We can all tell.
The survivor.
You wear it so well in your walk,
in your face, in your eyes.
You've got a dead wife and a dead baby.
And we're all so proud you're still even here.
Do you know I was 12 years old
when my stepfather first started having sex with me?
I loved him.
He was nice to me.
We can all survive, Simon.
You just don't have to be so damn sad doing it.
[Upbeat music]
Hey, Rachel, take a shot.
Three, two, one.
Good shot, Rachel.
[Woman] Oh, sorry, we're out of peach.
How 'bout some rhubarb?
[Water rippling]
[Harlan] My girl's name is June.
[Muffled rock music playing]
- Whoa! What? Huh? - Her name's June.
Huh. Is she pretty?
Well, I've known her all my life, you know.
I've never really thought of her in terms of what you might think of her.
It's just, we said we'd get married back in sixth grade,
and we will.
Simon says you might be
going on a mission for the mormons.
I'm lookin' forward to it.
I'm not lookin' forward to cuttin' all my hair off, though.
It's gotta be above the ears for the mission.
Your hair will grow back.
How long do you have to go for?
Two years.
Long time.
Can you have sex on a mission?
[Laughs] No, no.
Not until you're married.
Wait, so are you saying you've never even had sex before?
You're a virgin, aren't you?
Have you?
[Laughs] That's funny.
[Duck quacking]
Are you allowed to look?
Pardon me?
Look, I think we better get back on... get... get on back.
Have you ever looked?
Yeah, in a magazine, I suppose.
It's gettin' pretty late.
- Would you like to see? - Nope, I better not.
What, is there a law against looking? [Chuckles]
You can touch, if you like.
[Water rippling]
My turn.
I think we should stop.
Well, hey, that's no fair.
[Belt clinking]
[Dog barking]
- [Rachel sighs] - [Knocking]
I don't apologize for anything.
Okay.
Hello, well, are you gonna invite me in?
No.
Well, should I be at work tomorrow?
Why not?
I don't know.
I mean, I guess what I said about your wife and kid.
You were right, they're dead, and it shows on me.
[Rachel] Uh...
[Pounding]
I just wanted to tell you that all that junk
that I said about my stepfather, I made it all up.
Sympathy vote.
You did?
Yeah, I needed to make a point. I lie if it helps make the point.
Rachel, I talked to your grandmother
about what you told me.
- Why? - I didn't have any choice.
I take something like that seriously.
You stupid ass.
Don't hit me with fish.
I mean, can't you tell what the truth is?
Everybody knows I lie, nobody believes me.
I believe you.
Well, you don't count!
God, I cannot believe that you would do that.
You are such an idiot.
- [Dog barking] - [Soft music]
[Georgia] Oh, Rachel.
I went fishing with Harlan.
I'm gonna put these in the freezer.
Rachel?
[Music continues]
I'm gonna ask you once.
And I'll know whether you're telling me the truth or not,
because you are a part of me
and I don't understand you at all, but I understand me.
I'll know.
I'm really tired.
Did... did Arnold molest you?
[Crickets chirping]
If he did, he'd be dead.
[Bright jazz music]
You'll be late.
[Phone ringing]
- Is only... - [Giggles]
- [Arnold] ...Relative... - [Lilly] Mm-hm?
[Arnold] ...To what causes you to become it.
- [Lilly squeals] - [Ringing continues]
[Lilly on recording] If it's not one thing, it's the other.
If you leave your name and number,
I 'ii call you back when it's neither.
[Phone beeps]
I can hang up and call again,
hang up and call again if that'll help.
[Phone beeps]
Tact is not one of her gifts.
[Lilly chuckles]
[Phone ringing]
[Lilly on recording] If it's not one thing, it's the other.
- If you'll leave your name and number,
I 'ii call you back when it's neither.
[Lilly groans]
[Phone beeps]
What?
[Lilly sighs]
What?
[Arnold grunts]
So, what was all the commotion about?
What?
- [Horn blaring] - [Bell dinging]
- Harlan, good morning. - Good morning, Ms. Randall.
Hey, how are ya?
- Your paper. - Oh, thanks.
Is Rachel around?
Oh, I think she's still asleep.
If I could wait for her, I'd appreciate it.
[Georgia] Hey, thanks for the fish.
Do you think June's pretty?
Well, I think I prefer the fall, actually.
September, October.
No, I mean my girl, June Smith.
Yeah, I... I... I think those Smith girls are quite striking.
Not like Rachel.
Well, no one's like Rachel.
Haflan?
Pancakes?
Not now. What?
I'm drivin' to talk to June at her school in rexburg
and I'd like you to come with me.
Why?
'Cause the only way outta this I see, is I'm gonna marry you.
- What? - What?
I gotta tell June in person.
Who let him in? Why'd you let him in?
I think this is the only way god'll forgive me.
Oh, Harlan, I gave you a blow job.
It wasn't even a date.
[Harlan] I'll wait for you in the truck.
Thank you very, very much for breakfast, Ms. Randall.
You know, no good deed goes unpunished.
I gotta change.
[Gentle music]
[Man on recording] Meditation is the pathway
to your silent energy,
and by harnessing your silent energy
you will overcome your fear of flying.
This is John Gordon.
I wanna let you know that each day
you can fuel up with silent energy
to improve your health, increase your energy,
reduce your stress and enhance your happiness.
So, take a few deep breaths, relax,
and allow silent energy to recharge and renew you.
- Remember... - I just...
You're too blessed to be stressed.
[Cd snapping]
Maybe I was just looking for someone to say no,
and I thought you were it.
But you touched me, and you see,
that gives me the right to do anything.
Harlan, you were supposed to be religious.
I should have said no.
If you could just...
I have to repent.
Repent for what? That's retarded.
If you could just forgive me, Rachel, everything...
Okay, okay, okay, Harlan, you're forgiven.
Forgiven.
Better now?
Abracadabra, I forgive you.
[Dog barking]
- Lilly. - She's a liar.
You drove all the way here to tell me that?
Racheh
out, with a friend.
She was smoking crank in the ninth grade,
k and x, sneaking off to raves.
Do you have any idea what I am talking about?
I knew something was going on,
and she lied about it all the time.
She's a destructive liar.
Why are you here, Lilly?
Arnold denied it.
I asked him flat out.
Never happened, never happened.
She's paying me back for banishing her out here.
It's as simple as that.
Then why are you here?
I'm here to choke the truth out of her.
Why do you think I'm here?
Where would you be?
She's supposed to be leaving for college in the fall,
but who knows now because she lied about sending
the application papers to vassar,
so she's got nowhere to stay at the damn college.
[Georgia] You hungry?
J count your many blessings j
j name them one by one j
j and it will surprise you j
j what the lord has done j
so, you don't drink?
Don't do drugs?
Don't smoke?
You don't have sex?
Not until I'm married.
Well, you know, hopefully.
I don't get it.
Why belong to something so strict and boring?
Well, because it's true.
How can you know anything is true?
Well, you choose to believe it's true, is what I think.
You gotta have faith in somethin'.
I didn't say I didn't have faith in anything,
but I don't.
Yeah, I know.
J count your many blessings j
[pitch-pipe playing]
One, two, three.
J the spirit of god j
- j like a fire is burning j - [mouthing words]
J the latter-day glory begins to come forth j
j the visions... j
maybe I'll just say we kissed.
Great idea.
You know, no reason in hurtin' her feelings for nothin',
I mean if we're not even gettin' married.
No, no, we're not getting married, I don't think so.
Oh, is that her?
Haflan?
- [Harlan] Hey. - Hey.
Surprise.
I'll say. I only have a minute.
Um, class is in session. I have to get back to choir practice.
Hello there. Hi.
June, I want you to meet a friend of mine, Rachel.
Uh, she works for Dr. Ward across the street,
and, well, you know Mrs. Randall over on hillview,
this is her granddaughter visiting from California.
Rachel wilcox.
She's goin' to vassar in the fall, you know, in New York.
- Nice to meet you. - Hi.
I kissed Harlan.
Well, that's what this is about, actually.
On the mouth?
Oh no, I wouldn't do that.
Not on the mouth.
What does this mean, Harlan?
Nothing.
That's what this means.
June, I just wanted to come down
and be 110 percent up-front and honest about all of this and...
Just, listen, the truth is,
I took advantage of him, okay? I did.
He had nothing to do with it.
I mean, I kissed him.
And he wanted to make sure
that nothing came between the two of you.
And now it's over and done with, and we're just friends.
And that's all that happened?
Yeah, that's it.
Haflan?
She, uh, gave me oral sex.
He's lying.
- What? - But we didn't kiss.
June!
Juniper!
I mean...
[Harlan] June bug!
[Clock chiming]
When dad was dying, nearly dead,
did you ever miss a meal, eat late, eat early?
No.
Same time.
Alone.
I could turn the radio on.
[Classical music playing]
You're a minute late. Enjoy your meal.
I'm gonna go wait for Rachel.
Life is much less of a surprise when it's all timed down.
This isn't a surprise, mother.
This is a damn lie.
[Rock music playing]
J just fatalist j
j fatalist j
J just fatalist j
- hey. - J fatalist j
come on, we're here.
So, the deal is I can't see you,
talk to you or be anywhere near you?
I wasn't exactly in the bargaining position.
It's not fair.
She's gonna have everyone she knows watchin' me from now on.
You're my only friend.
Okay, fine.
Rachel
[Rachel sighs]
Okay, well,
Enjoy yourself?
Have fun?
Mom, what are you doing here?
Where's grandma?
[Lilly] Went to bed. I waited up for you.
I have been sitting here
for hours thinking how is it
that I'm ever gonna be able to forgive you?
Sometimes I think the same thing about you.
And then it occurred to me a while ago
that the only weapon I have left,
I've used every other,
Is my love for you.
You could have phoned it in, mom.
I love you.
Did you practice that in the mirror?
Wait!
He thinks of you as his own daughter.
That's what I don't understand, Rachel
he loves you.
The question is, does he love you how he loves me?
I want the truth.
- And that's why you're here? - Yeah, say it.
Say it!
He must have said it to you.
Why drive 10 hours to hear it again?
He did say it, and I believe him.
I want you to say it.
Racheh
I don't think you know the difference anymore,
what's right or wrong,
what is a lie and what is the truth.
Yeah, okay, that is my fault.
I just, I didn't wanna be like my mother,
with her good, and bad, and her rules...
Tell me what you want me to say.
He never touched you.
He never touched me.
He never climbed on top of me,
never put his hand on my thigh
when your head was turned at the table at dinner, never.
He never put his mouth on my body.
Never, mom.
[Crickets chirping]
[Solemn music]
[Lilly panting]
[Whispering] Okay, okay, okay.
[Music continues]
[Knocking on door]
Not right now, grandma.
I'm proud of you.
- [Music continues] - [Rachel sobs softly]
Yes, such a happy morning.
Ooh! Yes, I have to cut your nails.
Yes, I do.
They're getting a little long.
[Georgia trilling]
- Yes, I do. - [Door shuts]
When did it start?
When I was 12.
When did it stop?
When a friend of mine threatened to kill him.
That's when I was 14.
He bought me the mustang on the condition that I start again,
so I crashed it.
[Georgia] Rachel?
Ham and cheese.
One's for Simon. Here you go.
Yeah, have a nice day.
If you're not in for breakfast in 15 minutes,
you'll have to wait for lunch.
- [Water splashing] - [Bird chirping]
[Bag rustling]
- Let's go, kids, it's open. - [Dog whining]
[Rachel] Go like this. Look, ready? Here, hold my hand.
You go like this, a circle.
You can use other colors.
- Good, that's pretty. - Thanks so much, Rachel.
- Thank you. - Oh, you're welcome.
Oh, we will not bite mommy's ear again, will we?
- No. - [Rachel laughs]
- Bye, thanks. - Bye, good to see you.
Thanks very much, Mr. Wells.
I'm sure we'll see you again soon.
Thank you, doc.
Um, that is 25 dollars, sir.
Oh no, doc usually just sends me a bill now and then.
Oh, well, unless you've made prior arrangements,
then it's 25 dollars, today.
Where's fern?
She's on vacation.
I'm not really sure. Cash or check?
You know, this is...
This is not the way we usually do it around here.
Well, I'm new.
It shows.
I've written paid in full on your receipt.
I'll let you take these as a reminder.
They're copies of your previous unpaid bills.
- When's fern coming back? - No idea.
I'll send you a weekly reminder until they're all paid.
- Thank you. - [Rachel] Welcome.
I'm not happy, Andy.
[Rachel] Have a good day.
Amazing.
I haven't got a nickel out of him in four years,
and you get 25 dollars in two minutes.
Well, I'm good at getting.
[Simon] I'll be right with you, Mr. Lynwood.
[Gentle guitar music]
How long have you been doing that for?
Since college.
It just... it just relaxes me.
I just play for myself.
Have you dated since your wife passed away?
[Simon] Hasn't entered my mind.
[Plucking string]
You know, I used to date your mother.
[Rachel] I know.
In fact, I was crazy about her.
Why didn't you marry her, save us all the trouble?
Things don't always work out the way you think they should.
But you know about that.
Wait, that's weird. So you could have been my dad.
But your dad had a car, I had a cow.
[Chuckles] It's always about a car.
Pizza's ready.
[Phone ringing]
At least talk to him long enough
to tell him that you're not talking to him.
Just pick up and hang up, pick up and hang up,
pick up and hang up and so on.
Do you have anything this size that's serrated, hm?
He's got thick skin.
[Lilly scoffs] Hm?
You know what's hysterical about all this?
I signed a prenuptial.
I'm going to end up back here with nothing and no one,
living in a place I am not welcome.
Who says you're not welcome?
Your face.
At least he'll be in prison.
Arnold is one of the best criminal defense lawyers
in California, mother.
He's not gonna end up anywhere but free, happy,
laughing and playing golf.
Go with this one.
[Soft music]
[Rachel] So, did you know my real dad?
He was exactly what you wouldn't want a daughter to marry.
Lilly was angry with everybody, even me,
when she left with him.
How could you even stand her?
[Simon] She reminds me of you.
[Sighs] I know.
[Simon] There.
Do you wanna hear something weird?
Probably not.
When Arnold held me, I hated the sex.
But then, sometimes before, when he just held me,
I felt loved.
And I... I mean, how can that be true?
Maybe the holding part was love, Rachel
I'm not sure.
But I know everything else was a lie.
I'm gonna show you the top to this stupid thing so we can finish it
- and you can go home. - I won't look.
- Here, here. - I won't look.
- Come on. - I'm not looking. Not looking.
Well, how are you supposed to do a puzzle if you don't know
what it's supposed to look like?
It's like telling you how your life will end.
It just makes everything in between killing time.
Go on, go home.
I don't wanna go home.
You can't stay here.
Goodnight.
[Clock chiming]
[Georgia] Time for bed!
- [Crickets chirping] - [Dogs barking]
[Footsteps pattering]
I found these in... the closet.
I thought they'd be safer there.
[Laughs] Most people dig out presents they don't like
when the person that gave them comes to visit.
I don't keep flowers in the house.
It's two past 10, mother. [Blows]
Go to bed.
[Gasps]
Oh, come on.
There was a time you'd have dragged me
by my hair out of here for drinking.
[Georgia] I'm too old, so's your hair.
[Lilly chuckles]
That's good.
[Water running]
These go here.
Here. There.
[Water splashing]
[Screen clattering]
[Lilly] On.
Whew!
- Woo-oo! - Come here, come on.
- Let me take you to bed. - No.
- Come on, come on.
- No, you don't get second chances.
Don't come into my life and try and save me
'cause I'm not savable.
Everybody's savable, that's the rule.
Screw your rules!
I begged you, "please, mommy, “
for help at daddy's funeral.
And... and that's when I needed saving, mother,
but, no, you wouldn't give me a cent.
[Georgia] You were drinking.
[Lilly] I was alone with a four year-old to raise,
I was scared.
Arnold saved us.
Arnold saved me.
I wanted you to stay.
I wanted you to die.
Not really.
Just a little.
Why do you need to hurt her?
Because you slept with my husband.
[Rachel inhales sharply]
Rachel...
- [Lilly shrieks] - [Glass shattering]
Mom?
Grandma!
- I need help. - [Georgia] I'll handle it.
- I'll handle it. - I didn't touch her.
[Lilly] Don't touch me.
- Mom... - Go to your room.
Why did you let her start again?
I can handle it, leave me with her.
- Go, go! - [Rachel huffs]
[Lilly groans]
[Georgia] Let me look.
Careful of the glass. Can you get up?
[Lilly] Mm-hm.
- I am getting up. - Where we going?
- We're going to bed.
I'm gonna put you in bed
and I'm gonna give you an aspirin.
[Groans] I'm good.
I'm gonna make this, okay?
I'm gonna... [Lilly coughs]
I'm good, I'm gonna...
Whoa, whoa, whoa, I'm gonna throw up. [Coughing]
- [Georgia] Not on the rug. - [Rachel] Okay, let me help.
- I've done this before. - [Georgia] Okay.
- Come on, mom. - All right.
Okay.
[Lilly] Okay, this is good.
This is good. [Laughing]
[Georgia] Lilly, can you make it upstairs
without throwing up, please?
- [Rachel] Shh! - [Lilly laughing]
[Harmonica playing]
I am fishing.
It's just me and my dog!
And Rachel's not here,
and I'm not happy about it.
[Mellow music]
[Woman] The doctor won't hurt you, it's okay.
[Dog whimpers]
[Music continues]
[Pig oinking]
I don't know, melody,
he seems like a pretty calm little pig.
Yeah, right now, but then, suddenly,
he gets all jumpy, starts running around and squealing,
and he disrupts the other pigs.
You think it's stress?
Pig stress?
[Mellow music]
Slut.
Slut!
- [Engine rumbling] - [Music continues]
I gotta get to work. I got that lasso in for you.
He doesn't think I'm pretty. He doesn't like me.
No, no, he likes trouble, on the bench over there.
[Water spraying]
Where's Rachel?
- [Georgia] At Simon's. - Goody.
I told her to go there until you're...
Till you're feeling better.
- Where are you going now? - I'm going for a drive.
You're not dressed for a drive.
I'm thirsty, okay?
I'm dying of thirst.
I'm waking up, I can't stand the feeling.
I'm gonna go buy booze, busybody.
- No. - It wasn't a question.
- No, no more drinking... - Oh jeez!
- Ow! Ow! - In the house!
- Georgia rule!
- Mother, let me go! - I don't care about your rules.
- Oh, fuck off. - Will you stop?
Hey don't!
Hey, get off me, get off me!
- [Water splashing] - [Lilly screams]
All right, all right, all right, all right, all right!
I called Arnold last night,
and I asked him for a divorce.
[Sighs] You okay, mother?
You lost your...
My mind [chuckles]?
I'll get the booze.
Go inside.
- Thank you. - [Solemn music]
[Playful music]
Have a nice party, Georgia.
[Music continues]
"A in science" for 2,000, please.
[Rachel] Thanks for letting me stay over tonight.
[Simon] Well, Georgia thought it might be a good idea.
- [Simon and player] What's an allosaurus? - [Alex trebek] Allosaurus.
[Rachel] I think it's a good idea.
I found some perfume under the sink.
I didn't think you'd mind it.
I forgot I still had that.
It's next to your stash of toilet paper. [Chuckles]
I mean, every time you change a roll, you see it.
[Player 2] What's the Loch Ness monster?
[Alex trebek] No.
- Doug? - [Doug] What's an elephant?
Do you ever smell it?
No, I try not to.
Do you think she'd want you to?
- [Alex trebek] Erika? - [Erika] Who is Ginsberg?
- [Alex trebek] Alan Ginsberg. - "Poets" for 1,200, please.
[Trebek] Poem containing the line,
"perched upon a bust of pallas just above my chamber door."
- What is "the raven"? - [Erika] What's "the raven"?
- [Trebek] Right.
- [Erika] “Poets," 1,600, please.
- [Trebek] This Robert... - Can I ask you a favor?
During the commercial.
Can I hold on to you?
Hold on to me?
Just lean against you.
I just like to feel somebody next to me. [Sighs]
- [Sighs] - [Player] "Beasts" for 1,200.
[Trebek] This animal is on the Lopez family coat of arms,
probably because the name Lopez
- comes from the Latin for it. - What is a wolf?
- [Trebek] Kathleen. - [Kathleen] What's a wolf?
- [Trebek] Yes. - Can I ask you another favor?
What?
Relax. [Chuckles]
[Simon] I think I'm gonna go to bed.
There are blankets and pillows in the closet.
Okay.
[Knocking on door]
[Georgia] You're gonna have to eat something sometime.
I'm gonna open the door.
Oh, you cut your hair.
It was getting in the way of my drinking.
All I remember are dad's hugs,
his laugh.
After all of it, just good things.
Well, good.
Why... why did you try so hard to take that away from me?
- Did I? - Little things.
We loved to watch TV together, so you took it away.
Television was a distraction.
Your grades were slipping.
Were you afraid how much daddy and I were alike?
How much he relied on me?
How little he wanted from you?
[Somber music]
You know, mostly I was afraid
you'd run off and marry an idiot,
lose everything you had a chance at, just like me.
I blamed you for his drinking.
Oh. For yours, too?
[Lilly] Yeah.
You know what I really don't understand,
I mean, along with all the rest of it?
[Georgia] I haven't got a clue.
If you ever really loved me.
[Scoffs] Don't be ridiculous.
No, I mean, just ever.
It wouldn't have to include right now.
What do you think the rules were?
Why would I... why would I waste my time on somebody
that I didn't care about?
Yeah, I can't ever remember you saying it.
Well, my parents never said it.
So, how do you know if they did?
I don't.
[Lilly exhales]
[Crickets chirping]
I hate that you bought me so many.
You gonna drink the rest of 'em?
No.
[Glass shattering]
How could I not love you?
[Gentle music]
[Ball bouncing]
[Glass shards clattering]
Rachel?
Oh, it's just Dr. Ward today.
She just needs a little more exercise, more walks.
You hear that, Bertha? Mm-hm, Bertha.
Come on, hey.
Just have to cut out on the snacking.
Tell her she's fat.
You are fat.
See what I told you? He's a doctor.
It's not just me sayin' it.
- Thanks, Dr. Ward. - [Simon] Sure.
You look great with short hair.
[Lilly chuckles]
- Where's Rachel?
- Oh, it's Saturday, I gave her the day off.
She went fishing with Harlan.
I need to stop drinking.
I'm in no hurry.
How can I help?
- She's pregnant, is all. - [Cat meows]
[Simon] Why don't you wait in the office?
This'll just take a second.
[Lilly] Okay.
[Gentle rock music playing]
She's got that California tan.
You think it's real or a spray-on?
I don't know.
[Rachel] It's risky being my friend.
Yeah, well, that's kinda what I was comin' around to
is maybe we could be more than friends, you know?
If you thought you could ever sort of,
I don't know,
love me?
[Chuckles] I'm kicking men, Harlan.
No, really.
So I guess that's what I was trying to say, kicking men.
Yeah, well, I'll be gone for two years on this mission.
You can't kick forever, can you?
I promise I'll write. [Chuckles]
I think they're going.
Okay, get on the cellphone.
Call the girls. Let's follow her.
[Door opens]
[Simon] More kittens.
As if this town needs more cats.
And that was my last patient.
[Clock chiming]
Remember the clock tower?
I do, do you?
Like it was yesterday.
[Simon] We changed the clock back.
Yeah, yeah. [Laughs]
And the whole day, the whole town was just a mess.
Except you, you weren't a mess.
Anyway, um...
I need antabuse.
Well, that makes you violently I" if you drink.
I already am violently ill.
I'm going to rexburg later.
I'll pick some up.
Thanks.
[Simon] Is that all you need?
How did I miss what I missed?
People get busy.
Too busy to notice what your husband
is doing to your daughter?
Yeah, I don't know how you missed that.
You always tell me the truth.
Thank you.
[Lilly moans softly]
[Trophies clattering]
[Lilly gasps]
- What was that? - I don't know, I'm sorry.
No.
Thank you. [Sighs] Thank you.
I gotta go.
How long do we have to sit here for?
Smells like rain.
[Grace] Okay, okay, let's do it.
Mandy, get ready.
Haflan?
[Harlan] Oh, give us a break, grace.
[Girls laughing]
[Grace] Let's go.
[Engine stuttering]
Car won't start.
[Engine rumbling]
Whoa, whoa!
[Upbeat rock music]
- She's gonna ram us! - [Grace] Oh my god!
Get out, get out!
- [Girls screaming] - [Tires squealing]
J hey girl, you know you drive me crazy j
j one look puts the rhythm in my hand j
j still, I'll never understand why you hang around j
j I see what's going down j
j cover up with makeup in the mirror j
j tell yourself it's never gonna happen j
[music stops]
Hi, wanna introduce myself.
I'm Rachel wilcox.
- Nice to meet you. - Grace Cunningham.
Hi, girls. How you doin'?
Look, I just drove over to tell you that Harlan and I,
we're just friends now.
Nothing's gonna happen again.
I promise. Scout's honor.
So you guys can go and do whatever it is you do,
I don't know, have your summer fun.
And tell June that we're apart,
even if we're not apart,
'cause nothing's gonna happen,
and whatever's happened has happened already,
so that's the end of it.
Fine.
Then why don't you just go home and leave us all alone?
Okay, see, I tried to be nice.
Let me put this a different way
'cause you're not really getting it right now.
If you call me a name,
if you throw something at me ever again,
if I see you talking to Harlan, yelling at Harlan,
having anything at all to do with Harlan,
I will find all of your boyfriends,
and I will fuck them stupid.
- _- okay? - [Glrls gasping]
[Rachel] Get it?
Thanks guys, thanks for your time.
Have a good summer.
I am gonna pray for her.
[Thunder rumbling]
Haflan.
- [Bright music] - [Rain pattering]
J people on the street now j
j faces long and grim j
j souls are feeling heavy j
j and faith is growing thin j
j fears are gettin' stronger j
j you can feel them on the rise j
j hopelessness got some by the throat j
j you can see it in their eyes j
j I said how come j
[doorbell ringing]
J how come j
hi, I'm looking for my wife.
[Rain pattering]
[Harlan whistles] Whose Ferrari is that?
[Rachel] My stepfather's here.
Hey, nice car.
[Arnold] Rachel,
[sighs] Just how badly do you hate me
to have to live with this lie?
I don't hate you.
[Door bangs]
- You're on private property. - Hi, Georgia. I'm...
Just give me a moment, okay?
[Sighs] I shouldn't have agreed
to pass you off to someone who you don't even know
just because I didn't have the Patience.
I should've taken the time. I should've...
- I should've been there. - What are you doing here?
- What am I doing here? - Yeah.
You called me to tell me you're leaving me,
and then you hang up?
And you wanna know what I'm doing here?
If I had touched my daughter, I wouldn't be here, would I?
Come on, honey.
Please. You...
You know me better than anyone on earth.
- She told me... - [Arnold] What'd she tell you, huh?
What did she tell you? That she wasn't using drugs
when you found LSD in her room, huh?
That she wasn't stealing from you
when I found your emerald ring in a pawn shop?
Or that she hadn't been drinking when she crashed her car?
[Sighs] How many lies have I told?
Oh, please! You're a lawyer.
I am fighting for my life, god damn it.
Don't speak to her like that.
[Lilly gasping]
Okay.
If this was something I couldn't change,
an accident, an illness, I'd accept it.
She would not lie about something like this.
Would I?
I don't know.
- Honey, honey, please. - No, no.
Please.
Put this in your mouth, get in your car,
- and drive. - Listen, Georgia,
I love your daughter, and I love Rachel,
and I would never do anything...
Ow! What are you doing?
You do not take the lord's name in vain.
You do not fool around with little girls.
- Drive. - I am not moving.
I am staying right here.
Ah!
- Swear to god, I never touched her.
- Save it for the appeal.
If you don't put that in your mouth soon,
I'm gonna... I'm gonna dismantle your car.
Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay!
Okay.
All right, I'm leaving.
All right?
I'll be here until Lilly's ready
to come home to San Francisco, okay?
[Engine rumbling]
What if he's innocent?
[Georgia] Well, it felt really good anyway.
[Harlan] Rachel?
Rachel?
Can I talk to you?
- No. - Can you talk to me?
Rachel?
[Arnold] I'm at the only motel in this town,
next to the halfway house cafe.
Lil, just... just hear me out, please.
Rachel will get over her anger
and take back this lie one day,
but where will you and I be when that happens?
I mean, what kind of life
will we have led until that happens?
I just don't want you to regret not believing me.
But I need you here with me, now.
[Mellow country music]
I don't know who to believe.
Well, you have to believe that I wanted her to go to rehab,
but you said no, remember?
You said you didn't wanna get into your own demons, right?
That's true.
[Waitress] Can I get you anything?
No, no, thank you.
Nothing? No baked potato special?
- No. - [Waitress] You're just gonna sit there?
- Yeah, uh-huh. - It's fine, it's okay.
I'll take care of you.
Thank you.
I'll do anything to show you how much I love you,
and how easy it is for me to forgive her, okay?
We'll find our way through this.
I know we can.
Rachel! Oh. [Chuckles]
I didn't know where you were, I was worried.
Are you okay?
No, no, I'm fine, I'm fine, grandma.
I want you to stay there at Simon's.
- [Rachel] Yeah.
- And I think probably your mom's gonna call, okay?
Okay, I'll talk to you later.
I have to go. I'm cooking Simon dinner.
I love you, sweetie.
[Line clicks]
[Phone beeps]
J then he told me I won't let you down j
- [knocking on door]
- J ain't no woman that's so sensational j
j no, you can count on me j
- hello? - [Knocking on door]
Who is it?
[Lilly] Me.
I need a bathroom.
- Okay, are you okay? - Mm-mm.
This way, make a left. Right here on the left.
[Lilly] Okay. [Vomiting]
I'll get you water.
[Water running]
Here you go.
It's always so much easier to believe
what you need than what you know.
I need Arnold.
He has me convinced.
And you have me convinced.
He finally got his Ferrari, huh?
Help me understand.
I need to just tell you what I feel,
because all I saw was how much you loved him,
how much he loved you,
how much he loves me.
And I thought how lucky we are.
I just, I can't fit, I can't fit what he's done
with who I always thought he was.
I came to tell you I believe you.
I like your hair short.
And that none of this is your fault.
None of this is your fault.
I really did just say it to make a point.
What?
Simon believed me.
Grandma believed me.
Mom, I just wanted to see if you did.
Oh, please.
[Rachel] I screwed up with vassar.
I screwed it all up,
and I knew I wasn't ever coming home again.
And I wanted both of you to pay for my mistakes.
You can be mad at me if you want.
And tell him I'm sorry.
He's not even angry with you.
He's ready to forgive you.
I might need a little time.
[Rachel sighs]
[Exhales]
- [Sobs] - [Head banging]
[Solemn music]
[Arnold sighs]
[Gentle guitar music]
J I can wait, I can wait j
j I can sit wondering what in the world j
j I don't think I'm ever gonna figure it out j
j after all the alcohol j
j the pretty words have devolved down to slurs j
j and drunken shouts j
j I don't think I'm ever gonna figure it out j
j like some wild west frontier j
j you never know what kinda fight's goin' on up here j
[indistinct chattering]
J lose it already and go j
j I'll turn around j
j I don't think I'm ever gonna figure it out j
it was good, thank you.
You're welcome.
When my mom was too drunk to cook,
I used to just take whatever
I could find in the fridge and put it in a pot.
What's goin' on?
Same old thing.
Oh, your mom called. She wants to say goodnight.
I'm here, home, at grandma's.
Would you come over?
No.
Okay.
[Sighs] Well, goodnight, then.
Please come back to San Francisco.
No, mom, not right now.
[Lilly] Rachel, we can't leave it like this.
- Night. - [Lilly] We have to talk.
Can I... could we... can you call me in the morning?
Yea h, okay.
Okay.
- Goodbye. - [Dial tone humming]
[Mellow rock music]
J" aci'oss an ocean of tears I
J I shut my eyes and my ears j
j and never reach dry land j
j another day in the trenches j
j gearing up for the fight j
j in these days of darkness j
j in the great divide j
j no one else sees the story j
j all the pain you hide j
j too late to run, too heavy to fly j
j someone reach in and heal the broken sky j
you need help, Rachel.
That's why I'm here. [Chuckles]
You nearly destroyed your mother with all this, you know.
I'll pay for your therapy.
Too late.
All right, I'll tell you what.
I'll leave my Ferrari here, we'll drive your mother's car,
drive it back to San Francisco,
and you can have mine for telling her the truth.
How's that sound?
[Announcer speaking indistinctly]
[Arnold] I'm uncomfortable with you in my room.
[Announcer] And Gonzales will have himself a base hit.
- As Garrett Randall steps... - [TV clicks]
Okay, here's the deal.
If mom goes back with you, loves being with you,
can't live without you, blah, blah, blah,
then that's the end of it.
That's the plan?
Well, if she decides that I'm lying about lying,
then you owe me.
[Arnold] Owe you what?
I'm not gonna take you to court or anything.
- Oh! - I won't sue you.
No newspapers.
I just want you to write her a letter saying
that you're sorry about what you did to me.
That's it, huh?
And a check for 10 million.
Hm, oh, right, that. Of course.
I mean, you were always bragging about how much you were worth
while we were having our father-daughter time.
Like that would impress me enough to think it was all okay.
I really hope you weren't lying.
I hope you're worth 20 million,
because if she decides that you're a piece of shit,
which you are, then she gets 10.
Okay.
I'll see you in court.
Along with the videotape.
What are you talking about?
You know, I hate this smell.
What are you talking about?
[Sighs] Remember Tommy?
The one that stuck the gun to your head?
So, what are you... What are you, wired?
- You have a tape on, is that it?
- No, nothing.
Honest.
All right, that... that's enough, Rachel
see, the thing is, I had him record us.
He has a videotape of us.
Oh, really?
You, you're all sweaty and grunting and pushing.
And me, I'm 14.
Right.
Look, as long as my mother's happy, you win everything.
I won't even hold it against you.
Keep my mother happy, okay?
Okay.
[Train horn blaring]
[Crickets chirping]
[Zipper zipping]
[Lilly] You were thinking?
I have a little money saved,
and I'd be glad to pay Rachel's way through college,
you know, if that's ever a problem.
Or if she doesn't need it, I could let you have it.
Use it for a down payment on a house,
if that's ever a problem.
Mom, I'm leaving in the morning with Arnold.
Thank you.
[Sighs]
[Violin playing]
[Simon snoring]
[Rachel sighs]
Go back to the couch.
I love you.
- Please, Simon. - No.
It's not like you're family.
I'm never gonna have sex with you, all right? Ever.
No.
It's not like I haven't thought about it.
You know it's hard not to, Rachel.
You're good at it, this attracting men thing,
and you're beautiful and funny and bright,
and god damn him for this!
This has nothing to do with him.
He tried to take away all the things
that would let you love me without being in my bed,
like a friend or a father.
This has everything to do with him.
This is about knowing the difference
between right and wrong, between the truth and a lie.
He took that from you.
And if you can't tell the difference, Rachel,
then you can't trust anyone.
And if you can't trust, you can't love.
[Rachel sighs]
What's it like to be so sure of yourself?
It's... it's good.
Tell me about your wife.
Describe it for me.
Describe what?
How you loved her.
When I touched her,
I felt the best part of me being touched.
It's just a different kinda love, Rachel.
Do you think you'll ever have it again?
No.
Maybe, I don't know.
- Maybe. - [Rachel sighs]
Thanks, for saying no.
[Rachel sighs]
[Dog barking]
Where's your car?
Around the corner,
for safety reasons.
If I could lock the windows and doors
and keep her from you, I would.
I'll wait for her right here.
You know I know.
Oh, come on, Georgia.
[Whispering] I don't care what Rachel says.
I know.
And that must eat at you,
having something that disgusting,
[shouting] Criminal,
known out here, exposed, out in the open.
[Whispering] If my daughter wasn't in love with you,
I would kill you.
I've been calling Rachel for over an hour.
It's still busy.
Um, thank you.
Would you give this to her?
I didn't seal it.
You can read it if you want to.
I don't want you to go.
I'll call you when I get home.
I noticed the glass bedpan on your mantel.
Yeah, I found room for it.
Thank you.
Hey, boys.
Come say goodbye to Lilly.
- [Ethan] Bye. - [Sam] Bye, Lilly.
Goodbye, goodbye.
[Somber music]
[Engine rumbling]
[Knocking on door]
[Rachel] Who is it?
- [Knocking on door] - Coming.
[Sighs]
Rachel, why didn't you answer the phone?
I just woke up.
Simon's at work already.
Did they leave yet?
I thought I could, uh, I thought I could let it go, but I can't.
Rachel, you lied to her.
I put together a puzzle without looking at the box.
Look at me.
- Why? - Look at me.
You have to tell her the truth.
Simon says I don't know the difference
between the truth and a lie.
Can a lie ever be right?
No.
And what happens if I tell the truth?
We're gonna press criminal charges.
But it's gonna take the three of us.
Now, come on, go get dressed, go on.
Well, what makes you think we're gonna catch up to them?
Well, we're gonna try.
Simon and Harlan are in the truck
and she gave me this to give you.
- No, no, no, go get dressed. - Okay.
[Georgia] You can read this on the way. Hurry.
What makes you think she's gonna believe me now?
We'll make her, you and I.
[Door slams]
[Horn honking]
[Lilly] Maybe I should've driven myself.
Yeah, but then I would've been tailgating you.
[Lilly chuckles]
[Horn honking]
- [Tires squealing] - [Horn honking]
What's your hurry?
Well, sending someone back for your car, that's ridiculous.
I might not even do that.
It's all too much trouble.
Can't leave your car parked on some side street in Idaho.
Pull over, you know you want to.
It's the right thing to do.
Rachel can have it if she wants.
- Rachel? - Mm-hm.
You love that car. [Chuckles]
You waited eight months for that car.
I don't hold any of this against her, honey.
I want her to know that.
[Horn honking]
Come on, let's go, let's go.
[Horn honking]
Pull over.
What, what's the matter with you? You sick or somethin'?
Did you think your Ferrari
would be payment enough for her?
What? That's not what this is about.
[Lilly] Get me outta here.
- Pull over. - Come on, honey, please.
- Pull over! Pull over right now! - Okay. All right, all right,
- all right, stop it, stop it! - [Lilly] Get me out of here!
- [Arnold] Honey! - [Lilly] Get me outta here!
[Arnold] Stop it! All right, all right, I'm doin' it!
I'm doin' it, I'm pulling over!
- [Lilly] Pull over! - I'm pulling over!
[Lilly] Get out!
God damn it, Lilly!
Talk to me.
Will ya... will ya please turn around?
Turn around!
All right, fine!
Keep walking.
There's your life, back in Idaho, with your mother.
[Trunk slams]
She seduced me.
[Lilly screams]
No! [Screaming]
You lying son of a bitch!
What did you expect me to do,
while you were in your drunken stupor?
And guess what? Guess what?
She enjoyed it.
[Lilly screams]
And you wanna take this to trial?
You go right ahead.
I welcome it.
[Lilly] You're going to jail, you sick bastard!
[Engine rumbling]
You can bet on it, pervert.
[Solemn music]
[Lilly] "Dear Rachel, my mother always told me
the hardest things to do in life are to trust,
to have faith, and to forgive.
So, I want you to hear the strength
in my voice when I say I forgive you,
because I love you.
That simple and that complicated.
To forgive is to move forward.
Georgia rule.
Love, mom."
[Gentle music]
[Rachel sniffling]
I'm sorry, mommy.
Oh, bunny.
I love you.
- [Rachel sobs] - [Lilly] I'm so sorry.
[Georgia gasps]
[Harlan] Ms. Randall?
I think you should know that I'm in love with your granddaughter.
And, well, when I get back from my mission,
I fully intend to marry her.
[Georgia] Okay. [Chuckles]
[Birds chirping]
[Gentle music]
J where you goin' j
j no one knows it j
j strangers in you j
j will guide you through it j
j what you're knowin' j
j no one goes there j
j strangers in you j
j will take you to it j
j and we listen low j
j to the voice of the wind j
j and we come to the place j
j that is waiting there within j
j and if you channel the wind j
j and you put it in a song j
j it will carry us all j
j it will carry us on j
j and it goes on j
[Bright music]
J I was a daydream j
j quiet and unseen j
j I lived in stories but inside I kept a mystery j
j I was a starling j
j nobody's darling j
j flying in perfect circles just for company j
j and now I'm ready j
j and now I'm ready to be extraordinary j
J a midnight airplane j
j a window glowing j
j I know I am another sparkle in the sky j
j I shine uncovered j
j still undiscovered j
j but you might see me in the corner of your eye j
j and now I'm ready j
j and now I'm ready to be extraordinary j
J waking up to wake up someday j
j I am my own parade j
j stopping off at a sidewalk cafe j
j wind is playing in the trees j
j kicking up confetti leaves j
j seems as if it's all to say j
j and now I'm ready j
j and now I'm ready to be j
j extraordinary j
j and now I'm ready j
j and now I'm ready to be extraordinary j
j extraordinary j
[Pleasant music]