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[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]
[AMBULANCE SIRENS WAILING]
[SOFT MUSIC CONTINUES]
LAURA: I swear on a stack of bibles,
I started out loving my husband,
and I know he started out loving me.
But things change, people change.
Let's be totally honest.
Some men have an evil streak.
TONY: Laura?
Hey, Tony.
Um...
I'm sorry for last night.
I was drunk and...
I don't know why we always go to that awful place, you know?
I love you so much.
It drives me crazy, you drive me crazy...
We have to... stop.
I know I have to stop, I know that and...
It's never gonna happen again.
You know, I...
swear on a stack of bibles.
It's never gonna happen again, and I mean it this time, I do.
I mean it, Laura.
Hey, you know what?
Let's go for dinner.
- Huh? Somewhere real nice. - No.
Why don't we just stay home?
I'll, um, I'll cook up something I saw
on that stupid cooking show.
Oh, yeah? What's it called?
"Tsitsila tabaka"? Something like that?
TONY: Sweetie?
Why's the door locked?
Open the door, Laura!
What the fuck are you doing in there?
God, help me...
[GUN COCKS]
[GUNSHOT][GRUNTS]
TONY: Honey?
Open the door, Laura!
Why's it--
Laura, are you okay in there?
[GRUNTS]
[LAUGHS] Fuck! Fucking hell! Oh, my God!
My coccyx.
[GROANS] What are you laughing-- What?
What'’s-- What are you... what are you--
Why are you still laughing? What's so funny?
Huh? What? [CHUCKLES]
- People falling down is funny. - Okay, yeah. It's...
It's a little bit funny, okay.
Hey, why was the door locked?
I don't know, I must've hit the little knob
when I closed the handle. I was just taking a nap.
I'm sorry...
- Please forgive me. - I forgive you, Tony.
- I always forgive you. - I know you do.
I love you.
[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
[TRAFFIC NOISES]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
- LAURA: Hey, Dimitri! - Hi, Miss Laura.
- LAURA: I bought you a hot cocoa. - Oh, you're always too kind.
LAURA: [CHUCKLES] I'm getting used to
these snow storms. It's not like San Diego.
Hey. [CHUCKLES] LAURA: Hey, hey! [KISSES]
You know what I got for us?
- What? - Little dishes of your favorite tastes.
- You're so thoughtful! - Well, of course!
You think I'm mashed potatoes here?
[JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING]
RICHARD: "First, you take a drink."
"Then, the drink takes a drink."
"Then the drink takes you." F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Okay, "Sex addiction..."RICHARD: Look at this. Look at this.
Mm. "...must be controlled and ultimately conquered
or it leads us down terrible paths
and destroys everything."
RICHARD: Well, that's every addiction.
Isn't it, my dear?
As we both know.
It's damaged goods, it's what we are.
Banged-up, bruised and beaten.
Never beaten, dear! Never beaten.
It's too late for me to make amends for all my sins,
but you got all the time in the world.
And that's a gift.
Well, I don't know that I'm gonna wake up tomorrow
any more than you do.
"It is my longing for whom I might have been..."
Mm."...that distracts and torments me."
Who?
- Who? - Britney Spears.
[CHUCKLES] Mm...
Fernando Pessoa.
The Book of Disquiet. Mm-hmm.
- If you read it, you can have it. - I devour everything you give me.
You're the only real friend I have.
What?
Your eyes so remind me of my daughter.
She was so beautiful.
My great regret...
among so very many.
That's a lot of makeup on that right eye.
- Should I ask about it? - You just did.
His paranoia's getting worse.
And maybe it's my fault,
'cause he wasn't like that when we got married.
Well, life takes its toll on all of us.
But that's no excuse to hurt you, it's unacceptable.
A man is a coward to do that kind of thing.
I'm kind of frail,
but when I was young, I had some muscle.
And I would've been prone to go over there
and confront the bastard, I'm telling you.
[GRUNTS] Hey, come on! You know. [CHUCKLES][LAUGHS]
And of course, then I would've made a big mess,
- you know, worse than it is now. - You know, that I'd like to see.
RICHARD: Yeah, well... You must've been some heartbreaker.
I was no prize. I was an untrustworthy man.
Untrustworthy men seems to be a specialty of mine.
Yeah. Thank God we met in AA.
Your visits are my only happiness.
My darling...
[GRUNTS] Okay.
You know, I'm, uh...
to be honest, sort of amazed
that old Tony lets me spend time with you.
You know Tony. He says, and I quote,
"Richard probably hasn't had a hard-on in a decade,
and if he did, he wouldn't know what to do with it."
- Well, that's not true. - No?
If I got a hard-on, I'd know what to do with it.
[LAUGHS][LAUGHS]
Ah, boy! Is this good?
[SIGHS] No more talk about Tony.
- No! - Okay?
- I don't want to talk about Tony. - Mm-mm.
What should we talk about?
[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]
[CHUCKLES] You.
I pass.
- Let's talk about you, baby. - Mm-mm.
No, you know everything about me.
There's nothing more to know about me.
I've known you for what, two years?
I know nothing about you. Who is Richard Evans?
What were your parents like?
Who taught you to cook? Why'd you move to Sofia?
[CHUCKLES]
You know, you never leave this castle anymore.
Everyone at AA misses you.
- Why all the mystery? - There's no mystery, dear.
I'm just an old man...
who, uh...
would sell his soul to the devil to be 40 again.
Hey, so what were you like when you were 40?
- You wanna know? - LAURA: Yeah.
Okay.
I was a vain and selfish man...
who associated with the wrong people,
and tried to justify unjustifiable behavior.
I wish you'’d tell me and then I could be the judge of that.
Look, I deserve everything that's happened to me,
and anything that's coming down the road.
How's that?
- Saved by the bell. - Mm-mm.
You're not getting off that easy.
You're gonna tell me.
You're gonna tell me! I need detail!
[SOFT MUSIC CONTINUES]
- Why is this not ready yet, man? - I understand your frustration.
You won't have to pay for it. This is on me.
So please just--CLIENT: On you?
On me, so please, just give me five minutes.
Let me sort it out over there. Apologies.
Just grab a cup of coffee while you're waiting.
[METAL CLANGS][WELDING MACHINE WHIRRING]
[MELANCHOLIC MUSIC PLAYING]
[TOOL CLANGS]
TONY: [MOANS, WHIMPERS][MOANS, WHIMPERS]
Oh, God! Tony!
[PANTS] TONY: [PANTS]
[PANTS][PANTS, GROANS]
[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
[GRUNTS][GRUNTS, PANTS]
[PANTS][PANTS] I love you, babe...
[PANTS][PANTS]
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
SARA: Please continue, Laura.
I keep obsessing about everything
alcohol and drugs has taken away from me.
Just... [CHUCKLES]
...constant regrets about the past! [CHUCKLES]
All the stupid mistakes!
A friend of mine said...
"It is my longing for what I might have been
that distracts and torments me."
You know, it's amazing
how quickly you get onto that road,
and how impossible it is to get off it,
and it's the drugs and the booze that keep you there
in a fog and in a haze...
You can't see three feet in front of your face.
And I've been sober for 372 days.
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY] And the fog has lifted.
But I'm still on that shitty road!
Sometimes we come to realize that the only way off a bad path
is to make the turn ourselves.
But it's hard to turn the wheel
if you're not in the driver's seat.
- Can I help you? - I'm here for the AA meeting.
SARA: Oh, you've come to the right place.
Take a seat, please.
Now, the 12 steps are not about perfection.
- It's about progress. - Hi.
[CHUCKLES] SARA: To make the first steps
you have to acknowledge...
[VOICE ECHOES] ...simply acknowledge,
that you have a problem we can't solve.
Because we can't.
[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
- You seem familiar. Have we met? - No, I would remember if we had.
Maybe it was a past life then.
Do you believe in past lives, reincarnation, all that rubbish?
- I do. - Yeah, me too, strangely.
So, maybe it was a different time,
a difference place, and that's why all this seems
so familiar. I'm Sky, by the way.
- LAURA: That's a cool name! - Yeah. It'’s from Guys and Dolls.
My mom was a bit in love with Marlon Brando.
[CHUCKLES] Oh, I'm Laura. No interesting back story.
Well, we just have to make one up.
[CHUCKLES]
[JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh.
[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]
[DOORBELL DINGS]
[JAZZ MUSIC CONTINUES]
[DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]
Zdraveite. Zdraveite.
LAURA: [CHUCKLES] RICHARD: [CHUCKLES]
I made some Bulgarian Gyuvech,
- with lamb. Lamb! - Smells delicious!
[SIGHS] You got a little pep in your step today.
[CHUCKLES] So...
I met someone interesting.
- RICHARD: Oh. - LAURA: At AA yesterday.
Let's call him Mr. Blue Eyes.
I'm pretty sure Frank Sinatra's dead.
Oh, he's better than Sinatra.
Nobody's better than Sinatra, dear.
You should see this guy.
- Oh? - Yeah.
Ah. And something about him felt oddly familiar. Like...
Maybe it's a past life.
- That's what he said! - Oh, this guy is good.
I had a thought last night.
You need to call your father. Make peace with him.
I already told you, he's in prison.
All the more reason.
I know what it's like to be in prison.
Even if it's a gilded cage of your own making,
you need hope and a chance of forgiveness.
[CLICKS TONGUE]
You know there are open seats all over the room,
he sits right next to me. It's like being in high school.
Handsome stranger gives you some attention.
It's no surprise, dear, you're a beautiful woman.
I don't know, he's just so... [INHALES SHARPLY]
...confident and kind. He reminds me of you.
Or maybe he reminds you of a younger Tony.
That's below the belt.
You and I both know the kind of guy
you're attracted to. This may be one of those.
So, take it slow.
That's all I'm saying, you got it.
How did my marriage end up in such a hole?
- Hmm? - I don't know.
Maybe you should stop digging and get a divorce.
I told you, we already tried that back in the States.
It didn't go down well.
He said he'd just kill me first,
and then put a bullet in his own head, so...
Well, then we'll have to think of an alternative, won't we?
[CHUCKLES] But I don't want to Midnight Express myself,
and spend the rest of my life in some Bulgarian prison.
Just 'cause I did something stupid,
and married the wrong man.
I could get a couple of guys and break his legs.
- Buy you a little time. - Oh, that's sweet.
No.
Anyway, that would just piss him off.
No, you'd have to kill him. Trust me, I thought about it.
Yeah, you and me ain't the murdering type.
Before we finish eating, you know what we're gonna do?
Sit quietly, contemplate our regrets.
No.
I'm gonna teach you to waltz.
Did you ever hear of Johann Strauss Jr.?
Junior?
RICHARD: Get over here.
Now, people today think dancing is two people shaking
in front of each other, you know?[CHUCKLES]
But I'm gonna teach you a dance, the waltz,
where two people move as one, okay?
All right, now, watch my feet.["“THE BLUE DANUBE"” PLAYING]
Okay, I'm gonna take a step with my left foot.
One and then two, three.
Back, one, two, three.
One, two, three, back.
One, two, three.[CHUCKLES]
Now, I'm gonna grab your waist,
and you put your hand on my shoulder, that's it.
One, two, three. One, two, three.
Hey! Okay, now you're dancing, you see?
Oh, you're a natural! You're a natural. Whoa! My gosh!
[CHUCKLES, SQUEALS] This is fantastic. Okay...
Now, listen, my dear...
You only get one spin on this merry-go-round,
and God knows it's a short one.
Don't let Tony make this a miserable one any longer.
No more regrets. - No more regrets, say it. - Mm-mm.
"No more regrets, Richard."
- No more regrets, Richard. - Okay, there! Now we dance.
[HUMS] LAURA: [CHUCKLES]
["THE BLUE DANUBE" CONCLUDES]
LAURA: [CHUCKLES] RICHARD: [CHUCKLES]
[TRAFFIC NOISES]
[DOOR CLOSING][FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
TONY: Babe, you know what I was thinking?
[SIGHS]
You should come work at the shop.
[SCOFFS] I don't know anything about cars.
Like, you know I wanna work in a bookshop.
Well, you don't know anything about books. You barely read.
I could work in a coffee shop.
Oh, you want to work in a coffee shop?
How's your Bulgarian? Come work at the shop.
[CLICKS TONGUE] I'm sorry, baby.
Oh, fuck! Baby, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
[KISSES]
[EXHALES DEEPLY]
[SIGHS]
I love you so much it drives me crazy.
I love you so much it hurts.
[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
Hello, my name is Sky.
And there's something I need to confess, um...
The last time that I came here, I had been drinking.
Yeah, I came to an AA meeting buzzed.
I mean, I want to be sober. I try to be sober.
But fuck me, it's fun to drink.
[CHUCKLES] SKY: I like to drink,
you know, um, I travel a lot...
on business and it gets lonely.
And there's a bar and you drink. I mean, I say to myself,
"Just one and then back to the room."
And then it's just one more, and one more.
I mean, when I do get clean, it feels great.
I feel great, but I just can't sustain it.
It lures me back like a siren call, and... [CHUCKLES]
...and pretty soon I'm on the rocks again.
So, uh, short of stuffing my ears with, uh, wax
and strapping myself to the mast,
I'm resigned to the fact that it will always be a fight.
And I fight it. I...
I fight the urge.
One day at a time.
- One day at a time. - MEMBERS: One day at a time!
SKY: I'm from a nondescript little town outside of London,
but I travel a lot all over the world.
What do you do?
SKY: I'm an entrepreneur, I guess.
I follow in my old man's - footsteps. - LAURA: And is he still...
Uh, no. Passed away.
- Sorry. - SKY: It's not your fault.
- What about your family? - Um...
My mom died when I was fourteen, and...
my dad passes time in San Quentin.
- I'm sorry. - Don't be.
I mean, unless it's your fault. [CHUCKLES]
No, I'm gonna call him. Make amends
before it's too late.
[CHUCKLES] We all deserve forgiveness.
Isn't that the truth.
So, I'm guessing there's an interesting story
how you ended up here.
LAURA: In AA?In Bulgaria.
Long way from the US of A.
No, it's pathetic. Not very interesting.
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY] SARA: Hey, guys!
We're starting back up.
LAURA: Thanks, Sara!
SKY: Do you know Pergamino?
Oh, it's the greatest coffee house
in all of Eastern Europe!
Well, how about I buy you a grande latte after this?
I really shouldn't.
[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]
Tony and I, we met in San Diego. He was, um...
He was a drag car racer. He was sexy as fuck.
He knocked me up, we got married...
He knocked me around and we lost the baby.
And I don't think he ever got over that.
Me either.
So we fight, and then we would fuck.
And then we'd drink until we passed out
so we didn't have to face each other anymore. Yeah.
[CHUCKLES]
SKY: There's no mercy for adults.
Wherever we end up...
we put ourselves there.
I like that.
And so why Bulgaria?
Well, we had money when he was racing,
but we put it up our noses, pretty much,
and that was the end of him driving, so...
We were broke
and his best friend was from here,
his driving buddy.
He threw us a rope, gave Tony a job at his auto shop.
I mean, Tony's-- He can sweet talk a car.
And I thought things would be better here.
These things never get better.
But since he dropped out of AA, things have gotten worse.
He tries really hard to fix it, but then I--
You know, I'm not a car,
he can't just beat the dents out,
you know, and start over.
[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
I knew a woman who went through this once.
What you've been through, what you're still going through.
What happened?
She hired a gang banger
who had him run over in a stolen SUV.
[CHUCKLES] Did he die?
Range Rover going at 50 miles an hour, so...
[LAUGHS][LAUGHS]
Did she get away with it?
Fifteen to life.
You have to plan these things ahead,
you have to know...
what you're doing.
[PENSIVE MUSIC CONTINUES]
I should, um...
I guess, uh, you know...
You know, I'll probably just keep feeding him,
like fatty foods, hope he has a heart attack
and then I'll be okay.
Maybe you'll think of a way of speeding up the process.
[CHUCKLES]
- Where are you staying? - Right here. The Grand Hotel.
Room 1216.
- [CHUCKLES] How long for? - SKY: For a little while.
Can I see you again? Maybe lunch tomorrow?
I shouldn't. I can't.
I'll see you Monday at the meeting?
Fair enough, Monday it is.
You're very beautiful, by the way.
[CHUCKLES][CHUCKLES]
[PENSIVE MUSIC CONCLUDES]
LAURA: Hey!
TONY: Why are you so late?
Oh, you know. I had to, um, help clean up.
- TONY: Uh-huh. - Hey.
You know that little corner shop?
Well, look.
They had your favorite chocolates!
TONY: Wow!
- Thank you, baby. - LAURA: They're so good.
[CHOMPS] Those are amazing.
LAURA: [CHUCKLES][CHUCKLES]
[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
[CHOKES]
[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC CONCLUDES]
So, what took so long?
Like I told you, I had to help clean up.
You know, some of us that have the guts to go
help to clean up afterwards.
Wow, okay.
LAURA: I mean, if you like,
I can go through my whole day with you.
You could call Sara, ask her at what time I left.
Baby, your paranoia is just exhausting.
God, you drive me fucking crazy.
I'm sorry, I just love you so much.
- Okay, I can make dinner. - TONY: No, no. Hey.
Fuck that. Let's go to a restaurant.
- Hmm? - TONY: Anywhere you want.
- Hmm. - I fucking love you so much.
[CHUCKLES] You got a funny way of showing it.
Well, I mean,
you do bring out the worst in me, so...
you know.
Can you do me a favor and... What?
Can you... can you say it?
You never say it anymore,
can you just say it, just one time?
Can you say, "I love you, Tony. God, I love you"?
I love you, Tony. God, I love you.
[CHUCKLES] With feeling, I mean... Can you?
Hey, Tony...
I love you! Oh, my God! You know I do.
I'll believe that one. That was... that was good.
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY] Thank you.
Can I go pee? And then, we'll go.
Of course.
Go on.
Hey, Laura...
I don't want you going to that AA shit anymore.
And I don't want you spending time with that old man.
He's a bad influence.
- Okay? - Okay.
TONY: Hey.
Hey, thanks for the chocolates.
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
I was just in the neighborhood.
- [GASPS] Hi! - SKY: Hello.
Were you just about to knock?
Well, yeah, I, wasn't gonna knock on your pocket square.
[CHUCKLES]
Come in.
Can I get you a drink?
Water? I have orange juice.
[SIGHS] No. I was just in the neighborhood.
What were you doing in the neighborhood?
Walking. [CHUCKLES SOFTLY] Just...
- Walking. - And...
where were you walking to?
Um, just to see a friend.
And did you find your friend?
Yeah.
Yeah, I found my friend.
[PANTS]
[GASPS] SKY: [KISSES]
What did you really come here for, Laura?
[KISSES][GASPS]
Okay, because... [BREATHES DEEPLY]
I just couldn't stop thinking about what it would be like
to be with you, and so I thought that if I could just...
be with you,
then I could stop thinking about being with you.
Is that okay?
[MOANS]
[MOANS SOFTLY]
[MOANS, KISSES] SKY: [MOANS, KISSES]
You have a gun!
Why do you have a gun?
What do you do with your gun? What--
- Are you a cop? - No.
I mean, you're not in security, so...
No.
So, why do you have a gun?
[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]
What do you do with your gun?
You ask too many questions.
[SOFT MUSIC CONCLUDES]
[CHUCKLES] LAURA: Wait. [CHUCKLES] You're shitting me.
Wait, start again. You--
- All right. - LAURA: You're a hitman?
I told you.
I mean, who on earth would make something like that up?
How much do they pay you?
Depends on the job.
I'm confused, I'm sorry.
Well, it's not really about the money.
I mean, the people I help are victims.
Victims with money, but victims, nonetheless.
So when the justice system falls a little short,
I bridge the gap.
Think of me as a freelance problem-solver.
- So you're like Batman? - No, nothing like Batman.
Do you hurt people?
Do you kill people?
[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
How do you know that the people that are paying you
- are telling the truth? - I do my homework.
I do weeks, sometimes months'’ worth of research,
I build up a file, and believe it or not,
sometimes, I turn down certain jobs.
I'm extremely ethical about what I do.
LAURA: Are you here on a job?
I can't possibly... LAURA: Come on!
Okay, yeah.
European couple based in London. Their daughter lives down here
with her husband and her little boy.
Go on.
Hired to deal with her husband.
Maybe I don't want to hear this. You probably shouldn't tell me.
Go on.
He's beaten her up, threatened to kill her,
they were worried that he'll do something to their grandson
or take off with him,
and they've exhausted every other option.
Is that why you're in AA?SKY: She's in AA.
I felt I should hear her story.
She doesn't know anything about me.
- Who is she? Come on. - I can't possibly--
- Okay, Sara. - What?
- Yeah. - She told me she was single. Wh--
You can't lie in AA!
I told her everything. I--Listen, Laura. I like you.
For some reason that means
I'’m telling you all these things.
I've never done anything like this before.
You intrigue me. I'm normally very cautious,
very careful about whom I trust,
trust for me is everything.
But you bring something out in me
and it means that I want to tell you
absolutely everything.
Fuck! What am I even saying? I came here... [CHUCKLES]
...to do a job, not to meet someone.
Are you even a drinker?
Drinking's not really my weakness.
LAURA: What are you gonna do to him?
This is insane! What are we even thinking, I...
I'm guessing your fees are pretty high.
Do you ever do pro bono work? Just...
- Help someone out, you know. - SKY: Never.
- It would only lead to slip-ups. - LAURA: Really?
I mean, could I maybe change your mind?
You can try.
[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]
TONY: [SNORES]
[SNORES]
[BANG][SPITS] Kill it!
[CRACKLES][SPITS]
[TELEPHONE RINGING] TONY: [COUGHS]
[TELEPHONE RINGING]
TONY: [SIGHS]
[SPITS] Yeah? This is Tony.
Hello?
MALE VOICE: What I'm about to tell you,
I'll tell you because I went through the same bullshit
with my wife.
- Who is this? - MALE VOICE: Let's just say
a concerned friend.
I don't know how you'll handle what I'm about to say,
but I would suggest a marriage counselor
before any more acts of violence.
Who is this?
[LINE BEEPS] Hello?
[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
[TRAFFIC NOISES]
[BREATHES HEAVILY]
LAURA: Hey.
[KEYS JINGLING]
What are you doing home so early?
I begged you not to do it again, Laura.
I begged you, and you promised.
What are you talking about?
What's his name?
You're drunk.
[GRUNTS, GROANS]
[GASPS] Hey, shh...
What's his name?[PANTS, COUGHS]
TONY: What's his name?
And don't you lie to me 'cause I fucking know.
[PANTS]
[GRUNTS]
[WHIMPERS]
[GRUNTS]
You turned me into this, sweetie.
It's your fault!
No, keep fucking--LAURA: [GRUNTS]
Stop.
Stop. Stop, stop.[GASPS]
Stop, please.
[GRUNTS]
You did this to me!
[QUIVERS]
[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]
LAURA: [WHIMPERS]
[GRUNTS] LAURA: [WHIMPERS]
TONY: Why did you do this to me? - Why? - LAURA: [WHIMPERS]
[GRUNTS] LAURA: [WHIMPERS]
[TENSE MUSIC CONCLUDES]
[DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]
[QUIVERS]
I read a passage in a book a good friend once gave me.
"“Long is the way and hard
that out of hell leads up to light."”
CONCIERGE: Grand Hotel Sofia.
Room... room 1216, please.
SKY: Hello?[SIGHS] Hi, Sky... [CRIES]
You know, life is short.
Life's been a fucking train wreck
since forever.
I just-- I can't live like this anymore.
I'm not asking you to pull the trigger. I am just--
Show me how to load the gun and where to point it.
No more regrets.
[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
[SIGHS]
You have to make it look like a suicide.
All you need is a belt and a door knob or a bed frame,
somewhere solid to tie it off.
That's how people hang themselves these days,
at least that's how it's done in prison.
LAURA: We have an iron bed frame.
SKY: Perfect.
Does he have a life insurance policy?
LAURA: Tony? God, no.
SKY: Good. His death brings you nothing.
Peace of mind, maybe. But no money.
This is ten milligrams of Digoxin.
If this were to enter someone's system,
it would knock '‘em on their ass in about half an hour.
It'd be like passing out from too much booze.
So you always just happen to carry
a little Digoxin around with you?
Comes in handy in my line of work.
LAURA: How do I get him to take it?
SKY: You can put it on his toothbrush if you wanted.
It doesn't really matter.
TONY: Sweetie?
Where the fuck are my brown boots?
Ah. In the closet.
They were in the closet, sorry.
Hey! Oh, wow. [KISSES][CHUCKLES SOFTLY]
What's for breakfast?
LAURA: Bacon, eggs and hash browns.
Crispy, just the way you like 'em.
TONY: Oh, my God!
Mm. Mm.
Once he's ingested it, you make an excuse,
and you leave the house.
[BURPS]
LAURA: Hey, I'm gonna go to the store,
pick up a couple of steaks for tonight.
Do you, um... do you want anything?
We got any Pepto-Bismol?
- Uh, no. I will pick some up. - Thank you.
[INDISTINCT TV CHATTER][DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
See you, babe.
- Good morning! - WOMAN: Hey.
[BREATHES HEAVILY]
[BURPS, GRUNTS SOFTLY]
SKY: You go to the market, somewhere you can be seen.
Zdraveite.
Hi, um, do you have rosemary?
SHOPKEEPER: I think so. Let me check.
You do something small to draw attention to yourself.
I don't know, buy something. Keep the receipt, though.
SHOPKEEPER: - Do you want something else? - No. Can I get a receipt?
Then you wait 30 minutes and you go back to the house.
[PANTS]
SKY: And trust me,
he'll be like putty in your hands.
[PANTS] What the fuck?
SKY: And then you do what needs to be done.
- And then what? - SKY: You wait a couple of days.
Climb out of that rabbit hole you were talking about,
and come and see me.[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]
SKY: That should make it easier.
- New York? - SKY: Home sweet home.
[INHALES]
- [CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY] I'm scared. - SKY: Hey.
[WHIMPERS] What if... SKY: No, no. You'll be fine.
This is a chance that not many people get.
You know, sometimes, we don't have a choice
but to take justice into our own hands.
[KEYS CLATTER]
Tony?
[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
Tony?
[SNORES]
Hey, Tony.
[SNORES]
[BELT CLANKS]
[SNORES]
LAURA: [BREATHES HEAVILY]
[GRUNTS SOFTLY]
[GRUNTS SOFTLY, SNORES]
[SNORES][QUIVERS] God, forgive me!
[GRUNTS]
[CHOKES]
[PANTS]
[CHOKES]
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
TONY: [CHOKES]
[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC CONCLUDES]
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
[INHALES SHARPLY]
[AMBULANCE WAILING]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
LAURA: It's your favorite painting.
It's a portrait of us all.
We're all threatened by huge waves
of regrets and problems, and we're asked to negotiate
in a little craft...
through it all.
It's only a print.
I would've stolen the original for you,
but there were some security at the museum. [CHUCKLES][CHUCKLES]
- I'm gonna miss you so much. - RICHARD: Yeah.
Well, let's not say goodbye, let's just say, you know...
see ya.
[SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING]
I was shocked about your husband.
I just never took Tony for a suicider.
I guess you never really know what's someone's capable of.
RICHARD: Who am I gonna cook for now?
"There is no friend like an old friend
who has shared our morning days."
"No greeting like his welcome, no homage like his praise."
- Oliver Wendell Holmes. - LAURA: Oliver Wendell Holmes. [CHUCKLES]
RICHARD: - I taught you pretty good. - Yeah.
Yeah. Well, now, I must let you go.
I only ask one more spin.
[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]
RICHARD: Oh.[CRIES, SNIFFLES]
[INSPIRING MUSIC PLAYING]
[WHEELS SCREECHING]
[TRAFFIC NOISES]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
LAURA: Excuse me.
[INSPIRING MUSIC CONTINUES][INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[INSPIRING MUSIC CONCLUDES]
[DOORBELL BUZZES]
SKY: Hello? Hello, sir. My name is Laura.