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TIM: Previously on
"Justified"...

RAYLAN:
Paperwork's been filed.

I'll be there,
all moved in,
in a few weeks.

Daddy's coming home

so that mommy
can finally
take a nap.

Does that look
like rot to you?

It almost looks like
somebody cut
the boards away.

Son, you got
one hell of an eye.

Aah!

You running from Boyd,
the law, or both?

I don't want
anyone after me,
especially Boyd.

You can go now.

Not till I know you
ain't gonna wake up tomorrow
mornin' and run again.

You don't give
a shit about me.

You just care
that I don't jeopardize

your precious case
against Boyd.

Raylan Givens.

I thought that was
your car out front.

Baby, how long
has our guest
been here

without you
offering him a drink?

This here is what
the man would call

an "unknown unknown"...

Something you don't
even know you don't know.

Ava tell you
anything about what
she got up to yesterday?

You know
what has to be done.

Choo-choo's a rock.

He'd never give us up.

Not on purpose.

I won't let you kill her.

Fine, then. You kill her,
like you were ordered to.

Put your hands
on your head
and get on the ground.

Roadblocks set up
already here and here,

but if he's ex-special ops,

he's more than likely
to go up and around.

We got helicopters up?

We got helicopter...
Singular... Up.

Well, can we get more?
(CELLPHONE BUZZING)

I don't know.
I ain't the one
who flies helicopters.

(SIGHS)
I don't want this guy going
all Eric Frein on us,

hole up at some
derelict airport
for weeks

while we're out here
chasing our own dicks.

Sounds really strange
when you say that.

I'm running shit.

I get to use the expression.
Roger that.

Nelson, how many
can state police spare?

How many what, now?

Maybe get Art
to call in a favor.

(SIGHS)
Chief, I got to go.

I got a thing.

You got a thing.

You ain't gonna
take my word
for it, are you?

You see what we got here.
We're looking for a shooter.

Yes, I was involved
in that shooting.

Now you got
the marshals
en route.

Plus, you asked me
to take 24 hours

to decompress
and regroup, right?

You want out.
You want out of the manhunt.

I keep reliving it.

It's like a movie
I keep seeing.

Raylan.

Probably gonna
have to take meds
to help me sleep.

Fine. If you want
to decompress,
go decompress.

Just be somewhere
I can find you.

You know I will be.

And don't decompress
all over Walker

if this is about you
happening across the man
somewhere on your own.

I got it. I'm gone.

Good luck.

(CELLPHONE CLICKS)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

It's Walker.

He wants to
talk to both of us.

I was beginning
to feel concerned for you.

How are things?

I'm afraid...

We got a bit of
a problem,
Mr. Markham.

I'm gonna need
an extraction
if it's still available.

You sit tight.

I'm gonna
get you to a doctor.

Now, where are you, son?

Sergeant?

I'm coming for you, Top.

Is your car's GPS
still active?

I knew I could
count on you,
Sergeant.

I am near Corbin.

I'm holed up in
an abandoned church
on the East side of town.

You can't miss it.

Okay, Top, you hang on.
I'm coming.

(SIGHS)

Where you going, Sean?

We can't just
leave him out there.

He's hurt
and he's a target.

You and I both know
he ain't gonna be
where he said he was.

You go out there
and get rolled up

in their horseshit dragnet,

then where are we?

So, now...

Before you rush off
into whatever
hazards await...

It's not about the money.

You're correct.

It's about loyalty.

And I need yours.

More than that,
it's about freedom.

Freedom from what?

You stay loyal to me,

and I'll fix it
so the only one

you ever have to
take orders from again...

Is you.

That's freedom.

Give you my word on it.

Walker is burned.

He's a rogue element.

Ain't nothing for him now.

(DRAWER CLOSES)

Got to stay out
of that fire he started.

What about me?

That whore can
identify you
from Schreier's.

So if I was you,
I'd lay low for a while.

Can I count on you, son?

Good man.

Mmm.

Mmm-hmm.

You need
another pair of hands?

Boyd.

Is Earl still here?

No. I let Earl
go home
for the evening.

No, baby.

It's just you and me
and the dishes.

Mmm!

Mmm.

And my overnight bag.

Well, I took the liberty

of packing
some clothes for you.

I hope you don't mind.

(CHUCKLES)

We going back
to Lexington?

No, baby,
we gonna go up

to my daddy's
hunting cabin
in Bulletville.

And why we going
to Bulletville?

Well, I figured,

with everything that's been
going on in our lives lately,

we needed a break.

When I dug coal,

I'd go up to that cabin
at least once a week,

breathe in
that fresh mountain air,

clear all of that
mine dust
out of my lungs.

(CHUCKLES)
Just you and me?

Just the two of us.

Mmm.

Baby, that cabin
is so far away.

Maybe we can just,
uh, stay here tonight.

I just want to
finish cleaning,

curl up on the couch,
and watch some TV.

I wasn't asking.

I want to see you
first thing
in the morning

by that green
mountain light.

Meet you in
the truck in five.

Well, look what
the cat dragged in.

I'm so sorry.

So you said...
On the phone,
about 30 times.

I just...
It was in the calendar.

I just, uh...
I'm fine, Raylan.

I took an Uber,
and, uh, we only
got lost once.

I'm pretty sure
that was my fault.

Did you eat?
Do you want to eat?
There's a...

We're good.
I hope you didn't
come racing over here.

I might have.
Propelled by guilt,
having dropped the ball.

All the way from Harlan?

Well, she threw up
on the plane,

and she hasn't
stopped bitching
about the trip ever since.

But seeing as though
you haven't had
a chance to do so yet,

would you like
to hold your daughter,
Raylan?

There you go.

Hello, little girl.

(BABY CRIES)
Aww.

I know you probably
have to go, but...

I'm not going anywhere.

Hey.

(BABY FUSSES)

(THEME SONG PLAYING)

♪ On this lonely road,

♪ Trying to make it home

♪ Doing it by my lonesome,
pissed off, who wants some?

♪ I'm fighting for my soul

♪ God get at your boy

♪ You try to bogard
Fall back, I go hard

♪ On this lonely road
Trying to make it home

♪ Doing it by my lonesome,
pissed off, who wants some?

♪ I see them long,
hard times to come ♪

(ECHOING)
Hey, Pig.

Could he still be alive?

You want to climb
down there and find out?

Maybe I will.

God!

Ground ain't stable.
That's how he slipped.

Ugh!
Don't be careful,

you'll end up down
there with him.

(PANTING)

I heard him hit.

Time it took, I'd say
it's about a 300-foot drop.

Only way your boy's
still alive is if
he's made of iron.

(SIGHS)

I got to call Boyd.

Tell him what happened.

Nah, you don't tell him
something like this
on the phone.

Yeah, well, you don't
give me orders, either.

Whenever we lost
one of our own,

every man who
worked with him

went to the house
of the family

to deliver the news,
to comfort in person.

Yeah. Well, The Pig
wasn't one of Boyd's own.

Don't matter, now, does it?

That boy gave his life

doing this job.

You show him some
goddamn respect.

Whatever, old man.

I'm gonna tell him
how I'm gonna tell him.

You all right with that?

Fine.

All good?

Status quo.

(BABY CRIES)

What is it
you're missing out on

while you're here
playing the family man?

Oh, nothing big.
A little chase.

How long are you two here?

Well, we have
an appointment
with Frieder tomorrow,

and then we're gonna
do some visiting.

And then
we're out the next day.

Frieder's the, uh, O.B.?

Uh, pediatrician.
Ah.

Can you hold that for me?

Yeah, that's fine.

This is one
of those situations

where I'm gonna
need you to...

Not freak out,
maybe sit down.

I'm not freaking out.
And I don't want to sit down.

(BABY CRIES)
Okay.

Um, Willa's well-baby check
a few weeks back,

the doctor that
my mother recommended,

he was listening
to her heart

and says maybe
he hears something.

That sounds bad.
Is that bad?

He's, uh, he's rating it
a grade 4 heart murmur,

which means it's...
It's pretty loud,

but it's not super-loud.

It could be
a congenital defect,

or she could just
grow out of it.

And, you know,
it's not like I don't
trust this guy, but...

You trust Frieder.
Yeah.

And she said
she could get Willa

in to see
the peds-cardiologist

and they can run
some tests and
see what's what.

Jesus.

Are you freaking out?

I am not freaking out.
Are you freaking out?

I am not freaking out.

But I am gonna have to
put myself down
with a stiff drink, so...

By the way,
how is your mother?

(LAUGHING)

That's so weird.

Um, she's fine.

She would love to know
that you were interested.

Well, she might
at least appreciate

that I pretended
to be interested.

She's driving me
into the ground

with these
mommy-and-me classes.

(MIMICS) "You got to
get that baby out
to see the world.

"Work on your
networking skills."

"Socializing the child"
is what she calls it.

She's been watching
"The View."
Mmm.

I tell her,
"You know what?

"Why don't you
try balancing
a baby on your ass

"while you're doing yoga?"

Didn't she put you
in daycare when you
were like only a month old?

Seems it's easier
to give motherly advice

than it is to
actually mother.

Oh, you want her?
Uh-huh.

She did try and,
uh, set me up
on a date, though,

If you can imagine that.

Really?
Mmm-hmm.

A guy named
Randy, divorced.

I thought he was a cousin,
but apparently not.

So, what'd you say?

Oh, well,
I haven't said
anything yet.

Why?
What should I say?

You say whatever you want.

Well, I would say
he looks a little too much

like Wallace Shawn
for my taste.

Oh!

Uh, another thing...

Hmm?
...uh, while I'm here.

The lawyers came back
with the custody agreement,

and they're gonna
need us to formalize
our joint-custody pattern.

Which brings up
the question,

are we gonna
share custody of Willa?

Because if we are,
we need to figure out

how we're gonna
break that up.

(AVA SIGHS)

Can we get a fire going?

BOYD: In a minute.

But first...

I think I got something
to make you
forget that cold...

If it's still here.

Ah.

Oh!

(GROANS)

Aha!

Well, here it is.

What's that?

This is one
of the last
surviving bottles

of the Pappy Van Winkle
warehouse fire of '95.

(CHUCKLES LIGHTLY)

Only three cases
left untouched.

My daddy pilfered
one of those cases,

and I, in turn,
may have pilfered

one bottle from
that one case.

May have?

Well, I admit nothing.

I don't know that
there is a
statute of limitations

on that kind
of deviant behavior.

I'll keep
my mouth shut
either way.

Well, I certainly
hope you can.

You know...
(CORK POPS)

I have kept this
bottle up here

for all these years

only to be opened
on the night that
I got married.

But seeing as
how we are on
the precipice

of starting
our lives together,

I thought,
no better time
than the present.

I'm not superstitious,

but I think we should
wait till we're married.

Why jinx the future?

I've been waiting
on this moment

damn near
20 years, Ava.

You will have
a shot with me.

I'll have one.

That's all I ask.

Mmm.

(GULPS)

Goddamn!
That's like
drinking silk.

Let me see that.

My, oh, my.

That is beautiful.

My fiance did good.

(CHUCKLES)

You know,
my mama and daddy

were married
on this very spot.

Said their vows
right in front
of that fireplace.

Got me to thinking...

Maybe me and you
ought to write
our own vows.

You serious?
I am.

Not some rote commitment
recited without meaning...

Something from the heart.

And no
"till death do us part,"

'cause I don't want
to hear about that
on my wedding day.

Oh, me neither.
(CHUCKLES)

But I do think
we ought to talk
about commitment...

Trust...

Loyalty.

Those are
important words.

Wouldn't you agree?

Why wouldn't I?

(POURING DRINK)

You know, when my mama
and daddy got married,

"I promise to obey"
was in their wedding vows.

Did you hear that
from inside your
mama's womb?

My daddy'd
bring it up every time
he hit my mama.

Although I don't think

he ever did get
around to obeying her.

(CHUCKLES LIGHTLY)

Bowman never
troubled himself
making excuses.

Me, myself...

...I don't believe
that a man should
ever hit a woman.

Or, at least,
I ain't found
a reason yet.

Meaning you
could find one?

Well, what if
a handsome man
smiled at me

and somehow
that was my fault?

Or I didn't have
your dinner ready

exactly when
you came home?

Would you beat on me,

then apologize
and promise to
never do it again?

And keep that promise
maybe one day, maybe two.

Ava, have I ever done
anything to you?

Have I ever hurt you
in any way?

Bowman was sweet
as candy till
we got married.

Then I was his property.
Well...

I ain't my brother.

No, but you
are a crowder,
aren't you?

You forced me
to come up here.

You make me drink
when I don't want to.

(SCOFFS) You gonna
take his bottle,
crack it over my head next?

Like Bowman would do?

(BOTTLE THUDS)
That what you want?

I don't know what I want.

You want to hit me
a little bit, don't you?
That'd feel good?

It might.
Well, then, go on, girl.
Do it.

Do what?
Hit me, woman.

Go on.

(GRUNTS)

(PANTING)

(GRUNTS)

(BOYD EXHALES SHARPLY)

Boyd!

Boyd!

(GROANING)

Aah!

Aah!

(GRUNTING)

(GROANING)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

(GROANS)

(BANGING ON DOOR)

I hear you in there.

(PANTING)

About time.

Let me guess.

Fraternity brothers?

What educational
institution

is lucky enough
to have you
for students?

F.U. heard of it?

Great proctology program.

I'll bet you'd love it.

(GAGS)
Oh, went up my nose.

I never went to
college myself.

Joined the army
right out of high school.

Gave me
some notion
of fraternity.

And we thank you
for your service.

Now, if you're done
whipping your
army pud in there,

I got to shit.

Begging the question,

will your brother
over there step in

when I split
your skull open?

I... Whoa, whoa, look.

I... I was...
Just kidding, man.

(CHUCKLES)

So was I.

Ahh. Apologies.

My twisted sense
of humor.

It has been a day.

Where you boys headed?

Uh, (STAMMERS) Disney world.

Disney world.

Maybe the wizarding world
of Harry Potter.

Orlando, huh?

Of all the gin joints in...

The fates are smiling
upon me, gentlemen.

I was headed there myself!

Gonna deliver this
to an old army buddy.

Memento of
our time in the box.

This vest saved
his life many a time.

Hey.

How about
I give you $300

to deliver it
to Orlando for me, huh?

Go ahead. Take it.

Take it.

And for your incidentals...

Now, don't be shy.

You buy all the
PBR and Funyuns
you can stomach.

Now, the address
is 1212 main street.

Repeat that back to me.

BOTH: 1212 main street.

(CHUCKLES)

See how easy
that is to remember?

Much appreciated,
gentlemen.

You two have fun.

You know,
how could you not?

That's the happiest
place on earth!

Is there something else
I could be doing
or I should be doing?

You do realize
that that question

puts it on me
to come up
with a task to

occupy you with
on top of having
to deal with her?

Okay. That's fair.
Sorry.

No. That's all right.
I'm sorry. I know.

It's just,
it's been six hours
of this,

and I... I don't know
what to do anymore.

Is it the heart murmur thing?

No, it's, um,
it's an ear infection
and a chest cold,

and this is my life.

This is what
it looks like now.

Aww.
(BABY CRYING)

Well, that question
you were asking
before about,

do I want to be involved
in my daughter's life?

Yeah?
Of course I do.

Okay, well, this is
your daughter's life,
Raylan.

This is what it looks like.

But you can see
that I'm here

and that I'm racking my brain

trying to figure out
how I can help.

I don't know.
I don't know.

I never know with you.

'Cause you got
that thing,
you got that

"I couldn't care less" thing.

I... How am I supposed
to know?
Know what?

What you want, Raylan.

And look, I'm not gonna lie.
I liked it.

It's part of
what drew me
to you.

But this is different.
Things are different now.

And trying to factor in
where your head's
at with us right now,

it's exhausting!

And it's unfair.
and frankly,
it's bullshit.

Okay.

And you still haven't
answered the question
about custody about.

Oh!

How involved
you want to be
in our lives.

I know. I know.

Because you know
how involved I want to be.

I mean, don't you?

I don't know
anything right now.

All I do know is
that it's 3:00
in the morning,

I have been on
two flights and an Uber

with this demon child
attached to my boob,

and I can't get
it up right now

to answer your
questions for you.

So why don't you
give us ladies

the bathroom
for a little while, okay?

(CRYING CONTINUES)

Mmm.

What the hell, Boyd?

We going hunting.

What?

First day of
razorback season,
state of Kentucky.

(SIGHS)

I already got
the coffee going.

What time is it?

It's early.

And we need to
get to the stand
while the sun is rising

if we gonna
bag us a shoat.

Get up.

(BABY CRYING)

I know, I know,
I know, I know.
I know. I know.

(CRYING CONTINUES)

I'm sorry I howled at you.

You weren't the only one
howling, as I recollect.

Oh, Raylan.

What is it with this baby?
What is it gonna take?

Winona,
for the love of the child,

let me take her
out for ice cream
or something.

I'm not gonna
give her ice cream.
Maybe a taste.

But I'm gonna have
some ice cream,

and I'll drive
her around a bit.
That helps, right?

And then you can
get some sleep.

What is...
What is this
sleep you speak of?

(GASPS)

Hi. Hello.

That's it.
I've got you.

I've got you.
Yeah.

Don't tell me
you're the closer.

No. I wish I was.
That'd be cool.

No, I'm just a P.O.D.
Plain old deputy.

But I was just walking past,
and I thought

you looked really familiar.

You mind
if I ask your name?

Avery Markham.

Markham!
That's right...
Avery Markham.

(CHUCKLES)
You know what?

When I was just a pup,

I served some warrants
on some of your men.

And then you and I
passed each other
one day in the courtroom

when that judge you paid off
dismissed all the charges.

You must not
have made
an impression.

I don't remember you.

Well, memory loss...
That's a sure sign of old age.

So's losing your hearing.

How about
the old fishing pole?

Still able to hook
a fish with it?

You know,
I've been married
for 28 years.

I don't get the pole out
as much as I used to.

But I hear you do.

I heard you pulled
Katherine Hale
into your boat.

Why would you care

about my relationship
with Katherine Hale?

Well, I don't.

Except for the one
that you had
with her 14 years ago.

Wasn't it around
that time that
her husband,

Grady Hale,
got killed in prison?

I... Sorry.

I have trouble
remembering things, too.

I heard it was suicide.

Suicide, huh?

Wow.

Well, I mean,
the reason I recall it

is because that's
around the same time

that U.S. Attorney
Simon Poole got
his head blown off.

You remember that?

I remember
he had a hard-on
for Grady.

He did. That's right.

And... And you were
Grady's partner, right?

You know,
a lot of people
were saying

that Simon Poole
claimed he had
a snitch in Grady's camp

that ratted him out.

You wouldn't have
any idea who
that was, would you?

I'm confused.

Are you calling me
a murderer or are you
calling me a rat?

Well, neither, as such.
I'm just...thinking.

I mean, it...
It wouldn't make sense

for you to kill Poole
to slow down
Grady's case

just to turn around
and kill Grady

so that you could be
with Katherine if...

If I was just
gonna leave
Kentucky?

Exactly.

That was not
an easy decision.

I loved Katherine.

Still do.

Well, that's very sweet.

But why leave? Unless.

Maybe you didn't trust her.

Or you didn't know
what she was
gonna do to you.

(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

Well, you picked
a hell of a time

for "take your
daughter to work" day.

I figured it'd be easier
selling her here

than someplace
I didn't know anybody.

Oh, my goodness.
What a relief.

She doesn't
look like you.
Good for her.

What are you doing here?

I'm just bored.

I love a good manhunt.

Hey, they rolled
Markham up.

Doesn't look like
we're keeping him
much longer.

No, we're not.

So if you want to talk to him,
you better get in there.

Isn't that right?

Daddy better go talk
to the bad man.

(LAUGHS)
Some other time, huh?

Well, she's beautiful.

I wouldn't leave her
in this office much longer.

Too many
reprobates in here.

And I'm talking about
the ones on the payroll.

Take it easy, Art.

This is where daddy sits.

Yours, I hope.

That's what they tell me.

See that? Huh?

Why aren't you on the manhunt?

Oh, I myself was given
24 hours to decompress.

Look what you started,
Norma Rae.

So what are you doing here?

Tracking
this asshole's
credit cards.

Walker's using credit cards?

Crossed the Harlan county
line into Wabash county

and immediately
spent $120
at Leo's liquor.

Second card for gas
in Tennessee

before going back
to the first card

and spending over $300
at a porno shop in
Murfreesboro.

That ain't him.

You mean Walker's not
an alcoholic porn addict

with a full tank of gas

who compartmentalizes
his vice spending
from his staples?

Well, I don't know
what you just said,

but he must have
given someone
his credit cards.

He ain't stupid enough
to use them,

and he wouldn't buy
all that shit.

I know. That's why
I was condescending
to you just now.

Go ahead
and get your
shots in now.

She won't be
with me all the time.

Do you hear how
I'm condescending
to you just now?

Raylan. Why are you here?

You want to hold her?

Did you ask Tim
if he wanted to hold her?

No, because
he is not a nurturing,
caring human being.

He's kind of
an asshole.

Can I...
Can I hold her?
No.

So, why'd you leave Harlan?

Boss doesn't get to play
around in the woods all day.

So everything's
under control.

Even if it wasn't,
what good are you to me

with a baby
on your hip?

You sure
you don't want
to hold her?

Shouldn't you be,
you know,

taking care of
her or something?

I thought that's
what I was doing,
bringing her here.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Brooks.

Raylan.
Hmm?

(GRUNTS)

Come on!

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(GUN COCKS)

(CELLPHONE BEEPING)

Oh, for...

(BEEPING STOPS)

(DIALING)

(RINGING)

WOMAN: 911.
What is your emergency?

All those times hunting, Ava.

What was
the first animal
you ever killed?

Squirrel.

Squirrel?

How old were you?

Six.

Daddy gave me
a .410 for my birthday.

You kill that squirrel
with one shot?

No, I didn't.

Could barely hold the gun,
I was shaking so hard.

You sound like
Cousin Johnny,

worst rifle shot
I ever did see.

He'd only go hunting
with a four-wheeler
and a spotlight.

That ain't sport.
It's slaughter.

You got to give
an animal a fair shake.

(SIGHS)
Well, makes sense.

Johnny was a coward.

I never understood
where I went wrong
with him.

Why he saw fit to betray me.

Devil, too.

If they weren't happy
with their lot in my crew.

Why didn't they
just come to me?

I'm a reasonable man.

We could have hashed
our differences out

over a bottle of Woodford.

Why you think
they wouldn't
do that, Ava?

Maybe because
they were afraid

of what you were
gonna do to them.

What you did to them.

You scared of me?

Sometimes.

(PIG SNORTS)

Don't move.

You just stay right there.

Boyd?

Stay right there.

Boyd!

(VOICE BREAKING) Boyd.

(GUNSHOT)
Aah!

Daah!

(PANTING)

(WHISPERS) Boyd?

Boyd?

(LAUGHS)

First hog of the season!

Now, you stay right there!
I'm gonna go get the truck!

We gonna have
us some pork
tonight, baby!

Whoo!

(SIGHS)

(BREATHING SHAKILY)

WINONA: Oh, my God.
Y'all were
gone forever.

Sorry.
Don't be sorry.

It's the best sleep
I've had in weeks.

And is that
silence I hear?

Seems she's feeling
somewhat improved.

Oh, baby girl.

I never love you more
than I love you
when you're quiet.

It's been like that
for at least an hour or so.

So, where did y'all go?

Well, drove around,

went to the park
for a little bit.

Is that why the
office called and said
you left her pacifier there?

Did they wake you?

They did.

I just...
Okay, Raylan.

You don't have to
tell me stories.

I mean, obviously,
I trust you with her.

You know that, right?
Yes, I know that.

I don't know
why I left that part out.

I guess I thought
you'd just think...

Oh, I don't know.
I just couldn't stay away.

Oh, I know
you can't stay away.

It's not like
that's a theory.

You know,
what I don't understand

is that you haven't
figured out that
I know that already.

And yet, here I am.

What does that tell you?

Thank you so much
for watching her.

You don't know the half
of how bad I needed that.

I got to come clean
to you about something.

Um, Willa's heart
wasn't the only thing

that got me on
the plane out here.

I mean, it was...
It was part of it, but...

Just (SIGHS)

All that worrying about it,
it really got me thinking.

And, uh... (SIGHS)

Um...
What is it?

Hey.

I used to lie awake
in our bed

when you'd be out doing

whatever it was
that you did, and...

And I would get
so worked up

over thinking about

if you were
never gonna
come home again

and what I would do
if that happened.

And that seemed to me...
Unbearable.

And...
And it seemed unfair.

I suppose it was.

Well, whether it was
or it wasn't or is,

now I lie awake
next to this little girl...

And...

I listen to her breathe.

I know you're not
coming home.

And it's...

That certainty...

(SIGHS)

I'm just saying, I think...

I think I liked it better
the first way.

Winona, are you saying...

What I'm saying is...

God damn it.
I'm saying I love you
and I miss you

and I want you to come home,
and I don't care
where home is.

I don't care if it's
here or in Miami

or in the hills.
It doesn't matter to me.

But if you want it,

I want you by my side
raising our daughter.

So, I guess
what I'm saying is...

You can be with me...

And still be you.

If that's something you want.

(CELLPHONE BUZZING)

Well, you should get it.

You're gonna
wake her up.
It's Rachel.

I'll send her to voicemail.

Did you not hear
a word I just said?
Answer it.

(CELLPHONE BEEPS)

Hey.
Ava's up at Bulletville.

Say what?

We tracked her phone.

Boyd has
a cabin there, right?

Any reason she'd go to it?

Not that I can think of.

Haven't you heard from her?

Not a word.

I'm gonna need
a little time.

Raylan.
If she's in Bulletville,
she's in Bulletville.

Magic eight ball says
"Ask again later."

I will reach out
and I will stay by
my phone.

All right?

Get here when you can.

(CELLPHONE BEEPS)

(SIREN WAILS, CHIRPS)

Thank god.

Hey!

My brother's hurt real bad.

We were hiking. He fell.
He split his head open.

There's...
There's a lot of blood.
Please.

Okay, sir.
Just give us a second.

Let's see what's going on
with you here, buddy. Okay?

Oh, n... I... I'm fine.
I got poked by a branch.

It's... It's nothing.

Please, forget about me.

Just go...
Go get my brother.

I'll go ahead and call it in.

Get a bird in the air.
Tell them we got a climber.

Oh, no.
We don't need
a chopper.

He's right on
top of the ridge.

Sir, standard procedure.

We don't need them,
we don't need them.

What's that?

Oh, it's just antibiotic.

Now hold still.

I thought
methohexital
was a sedative.

(GRUNTS)

Huh!

No, no, no.

(GUN COCKS)

"Be on the lookout,
bearded sasquatch man,

"Possible gunshot wound."

Is that right?

That sound right?
Yes, yes! Jesus!

Didn't realize they were
gonna send me
a couple of heroes.

All I wanted was that kit...

Patch myself up.

See a man I got to see,
do a job I got to do.

That's all.

Then they send me
a pair of heroes.

He was a hero.

Put me in the back,
strap me down.

I-I won't be able to move
or call anyone.

And you can take the kit.
You can take the kit
and get away.

Yeah, I could do that.

But it's been such a day.

That flank looks like
it's been to hell and back.

I ain't hungry.

Well...

I am famished.

And whatever
the good lord
sees fit to provide...

You believe in God, Ava?

Why'd you bring me
up here, Boyd?

Just to spend
a lovely 24 hours
with my lady.

Bullshit.

You've been dancing
around something
since we got here.

So, why don't you
just come out

and say whatever
it is you got to say?

(CELLPHONE RINGING)

You want to get that?

(RINGING STOPS)
Is that your salon
calling again?

You been
lying to me, Ava.

I know you ran.

I know
you went to see
Limehouse.

I know someone
helped you escape Errol.

And it wasn't
just that constable.

And not 24 hours later,

I come home

to find Raylan Givens

sitting in your
goddamn kitchen.

So, how about
you come out,

say what it is
you got to say?

I'm a snitch.

A what?

I'm a C.I. For Raylan.

I sold you out, Boyd.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

You gonna kill me?

That it?

You gonna kill me now?

You left me in prison.

You did nothing for me.

You were gonna
cut a deal with
the crowes.

You could have
asked for anything!

You wanted a clean slate...

For yourself.

You didn't even
ask about me.

I was gonna die
in prison, Boyd.

Those girls were
gunning for me.

Should I be
expected to fight
every single day

for the rest of my life?

Don't you tell me
you wouldn't have done

the same exact
goddamn thing.

Are you sleeping
with Raylan Givens?

What?

Are you sleeping
with Raylan?

You're gonna
ask me that?

'Cause if you are,
take it. Take it!

Take it!

Put a bullet...

In my head right now.
Do it.

No! I didn't...
Do it!

I didn't do anything
with Raylan!

It's you!
It's always been you!

You take it.

And you do
whatever it is
you got to do.

(GASPING)

(SIGHS)

I let you down.
And I'm sorry.

I understand
what you did...

...why you did it.

I still...love you.

(VOICE BREAKING)
I love you, too, Boyd.

If you would trust me
right now,

if you will tell me everything
that you told Raylan Givens...

I mean everything.
I can get us out of this.

I can give him
enough information

to keep him
running in circles

until we can get
that money and run.

But I got to trust you.

You can trust me.

And I got to know
that you trust me.

I trust you, Boyd.

I'm gonna go get
some more firewood.

You sure
you don't want me
to come with?

No, you better
get back to work

before everything
falls apart over there.

(CHUCKLES)

So...

So...

(INHALES DEEPLY)

We gonna do this, then?

I don't see
how we don't try.

What do you give us?
50/50 shot?

51/49.
Oh.

Well, which way?

See you soon?

Yeah. Yes, you will.

(THEME SONG PLAYING)