All language subtitles for Violet.&.Daisy.2011.1080p.BluRay.x264.YIFY-English

What are we gonna do now?

I'll think of something.

- What's funny?
- Russ didn't tell you?

He told me about the job,
but he didn't tell me anything funny.

- He didn't tell you about Pete?
- No. Who's Pete?

Well, it seems that this physician-type
character named Pete was all depressed one day.

He felt terrible 'cause he did some
stuff he just couldn't get over.

- What did he do?
- He slept with five of his patients.

But Pete wasn't the worst
guy in the universe,

because no matter how hard he tried
to forget about it, he couldn't.

The guilt and sense of
unprofessionalism was overwhelming.

But every once in a while
he'd hear a voice inside

that said, "Pete, don't worry about it.

You weren't the first licensed practitioner
to sleep with one of your patients

and you won't be the last.

Besides, you're single.

Let it go."

But then, just when he almost
over the guilt with it all,

another voice would bring
him back down to reality.

And say, "Oh Pete,

But dude,

you're a veterinarian!"

Vi!

Let's go!

Wha-What are you doing?

- I don't get it.
- Don't get what?

What's so funny about the vegetarian man?
I don't get it.

- You mean the veterinarian man?
- Yeah, that guy. I don't get it.

He sleeps with his patients.

His patients are probably cats and dogs
and llamas and stuff.

Why is that funny?
Back home we had puppy dogs and kitty cats

I used to nap with all the time.
I think it's sweet.

Actually, don't worry about it, partner.

There are plenty of other jokes
in the universe we can share.

Let's just get ready for tonight.

Some well deserved vacation.

- I got a good one for you, Violet.
- Lay it on me!

Oh, dang!

- What?
- I think I forgot it.

Well that's the good thing, Daze.
I'll be here if it comes back to you

Ten, Nine, Eight.

seven,

six,

five,

four,

three,

two,

one!

What happened over there?

Well...

I was just thinkin' that,
since how you're 18 and all,

you can be charged as an adult now,
for all felonies.

Kid's meals, ferris wheels...
God knows what else.

I know.

But hey, this should turn that
frown around.

I've invited Boss to our party.

It was swell of you
to invite him.

Hello?
Oh, hey Russ.

Is that Russ calling to
wish us a happy vacation?

Because if he's not,
he's got a wrong number.

- Uh...
- Biatch.

I don't know.
I'll have to check with Violet.

- Vi?
- No fucking way.

- Violet says no.
- Violet says fuck no!

I thought you said we had
some down time ahead.

No, Violet told me you'd pull
something like this.

Oh, yep, no kidding.
She said you'd do that too.

Up the money and
call it an easy gig.

That's textbook, Russ!
What you think we are, stupid?

Yeah! Same to you!

- Can you believe him?
- Lookie here, Daze.

Barbie Sunday has a new fashion line.

"Be your best in my
new signature dress.

Let them know you mean business
at the disco or in the boardroom,

with the amazing versatility
of the premiere piece,

in my high-end line,
of super stylish couture.

Who's better than you girl?"

Oh man!

- How much is it?
- Around 300 bucks.

- How do you know?
- I know because Stacy Culpepper's got one,

and everybody was talking about it.
Let's get ours.

- We can't.
- Why not?

Because we blew the
money on rent again.

Still, we might still have enough
for just one dress and then maybe...

What?

Again, Vi?

Call Russ back before
he gives the job away.

- We gotta.
- But...

He said it was an easy gig, right?

- Yeah.
- Upped the money too, didn't he?

Yeah.

Then what are we waiting for?

That's the shit!

Hey Russ, it's me, Daisy.
I know what we said,

but we've changed our minds and we've,
um, reconsidered your offer.

And we think that actually it
would work out quite well because, um...

See,the day that you talked about,
we can work it.

Mmm... deeper, baby, deeper...

Ow, gross!
You weren't suppose to like it!

"Like" had nothing to do with it, princess.

Now you guys heard about this guy?

Okay, so basically there was this guy
that stole some shit from Chet.

- What did this guy take from him?
- A truck full of cologne.

Now, this truck contains somethin'
in addition to just cologne.

- Somethin' like what?
- A bag full of money.

The weird part is that
the guy called us up

and had the stones to taunt us
after he did what he did.

- Stones...
- Or some kind of a death wish.

'Cause he all gave us his address.

His name and number,
was clear as day

the whole time he was fuckin' with us.

Culpepper lives about
three blocks from this dude.

She's checked him out.

Says he leaves in the morning,
comes back in the afternoon.

When he comes home,
you'll be waiting for him.

And that's that.

The landlord's on our team,
so the door will be open.

- Better be.
- Relax. The door will be open.

And you don't have to worry
about the noise either.

- Why not?
- The building's almost empty.

Switching over the condos or some
kinda gentrificational kind of shit.

You sure this guy was
working alone, Russ?

Pretty sure. Landlord said
the guy's a loner.

This happens tomorrow.

- Can you handle it?
- 'Course we can handle it.

You got the specs?

Now we good?

Yeah, we good.

Come on, Daze.

Hey you guys hear about
Barbie Sunday's new dress?

- Yeah we know.
- Just checkin'.

Daze!

Yeah?

Happy Birthday!

Thanks, Russ.

If you keep an eye on your partner,
you might be around see your next one.

Fuck off, Russ!

Ask her about Rose.

I said fuck off, Russ!

Who's Rose?

My old partner.

- I thought I was your only...
- Sorry Daze.

Well, what happened to her?

- She died.
- How?

- Got shot.
- How?

Usual way.

Somebody pointed a gun at her
and pulled the trigger.

- Who?
- It's complicated.

- Well, it all kinda make sense now.
- Why?

You talked about her in
your sleep sometimes.

I do?

Yeah.

- Vi?
- Yeah, man.

I can't wait until we get the dresses.

Things are gonna change for us after that.

Oh, hell yeah!

- Do we need to chain it up?
- Nah, this will do.

- Cool?
- Cool.

This is really the last time,
I'm gonna say this to you.

Okay? Or anything else.

I don't want you to send me
anything anymore. I don't...

I threw out those flowers.

You can't fix it.

And I'm really... done with you.

I don't want talk to you again.
I don't want to hear from you again.

I want you to leave me alone.

Please, okay?
You don't know how to fix this.

You can't fix it.

You... have no clue.

Just... leave me alone.

I don't ever wanna hear from you again.

Wake me up when the latch turns.

But what if...

This isn't exactly the residence
of a renegade, Daze.

But...

Just keep a lookout while
I go and dream about a dress.

Oh my God!
Is that the guy?

- What's going on?
- I don't know.

- Why didn't he take our guns or nothin'?
- I don't know.

- Should we wake him up or just pop him?
- I don't know Daze.

Hey, girls.

There's stuff in the kitchen
if you're hungry.

- Do you know why we're here?
- Yes, I've been expecting you.

I think there must be some
sort of misunderstanding.

We're not here to clean
your bathtub, or...

organize your closets,
or make you happy.

Really?

Yeah.

We're here to kill you.

Then there's no misunderstanding at all.

Do you mind if I have
a word with my partner?

Wait a sec.
Search him, Daze.

He's clean, Vi.

Come on then.

- This isn't go much like we pictured it, Vi.
- Yeah, I know.

I just wish it more like a normal job.

Now it's weird.

I never really talked to a job before.

This might be some kind of test.

Everything's a test
when you're a career woman.

Damn right.

And those dresses aren't gonna
buy themselves.

- I got it!
- What?

- I know we could do!
- What?

Why don't we just go in there,
blasting without thinking about it?

That way,
we won't have to think about it.

We don't even have to look either, because
we're never gonna miss it that distance.

It's a good plan, Daze.
A real good one!

- You think so?
- Totally.

Cool.

- But don't aim too high.
- Why not?

We don't want to hit that little bird.

Oh, yeah. Good thinkin'.

Okay, ready?

- Ready.
- Let's do it!

Who wants a snack?

Be careful they're hot.

Um... no thank you.

- Don't you like cookies?
- Yeah, but...

I feel kind of bad now.

- Don't be ridiculous.
- Are those oatmeal?

Thanks, mister.

What's wrong?

Wait a minute,
did you put something in these?

Why are you looking at us funny?

No, no, no...

It's just that you girls aren't
what I expected.

We didn't picture you either.

Keeps life interesting I guess.

Do you have any milk?

I hate to interrupt
or anything, but...

don't you think you girls
had better reload?

Excuse me, but what is your deal?

I'd rather not discuss it.

- Why not?
- That's my business, that's why not.

What's the big...

I thought for sure they'd
send professionals.

They did!

Then why does it matter what
I don't want to discuss?

Wouldn't you be curious if you were us?

There's a place around the corner
if you need more ammo.

- We got ammo.
- Then let's get this show on the road.

Expecting company.

- What kind of company?
- I'd rather not say,

except to say we probably don't
wanna be here when they arrive.

- They? Who's "they"?
- Is this an interview or a hit?

Whatever man.
You got anymore cookies?

Maybe, maybe not.

How about this? If you shoot me,
I'll tell you where they are.

- And I'll throw in the recipe.
- How are you gonna do that dead?

- Start shooting and find out.
- Hardy har har.

Excuse me. I need to confer
with my colleague.

- Again?
- Yeah, again.

Don't worry. I won't move this time.

I'll be right here when you get back.

I know we gotta off this guy,
'cause that's what we gotta do.

But I don't wanna do it until
I know why he wants us to do it.

I mean, something's wrong here.
What is this, Daze?

I mean a guy doesn't just up and hijack
a truck chuck full of cash and cologne

to get himself rubbed out.
There are other ways.

I want this guy's story, but getting it
would just make our job harder.

I mean it changes everything.

That's why they don't name any
of the pigs on a sausage farm.

And for that reason, I don't think
we should talk to him anymore.

That's gonna be tough,
He's interesting.

- He sure is.
- And how about those cookies?

Oh man!

Have you ever had anything
like that in your whole life?

If we were rich,
and didn't have to kill him,

we could pay him, just to make
those cookies for us all the time.

Hell, what if the cookies are
just the tip of the iceberg?

What if he makes brownies?

We'd get so fat,
but it'd be so worth it.

Anyway, let's just like we said before.

We'll just run in there blasting.

- You bring anymore ammo?
- Nope.

I thought you said you had some more.

Nah, I just wanted to
sound pro and say I did.

It's not like we were facing
five or six jokers

who shotgunned one of Chet's nightclubs.

Besides, I was tryin' to
save up for the dresses.

Never got the hang of these.

Unless it's high on your bucket
list I wouldn't sweat it.

Where's that place again?

What place?

The place, where you said
we could get the bullets.

I thought you had some.

Well I was mistaken.

I've got a pretty good steak knife.

Just trying to help.

You go out the front door,
you hook a right,

then walk three blocks straight down.
It's on this side of the street.

You can't miss it.

- I'll go Daze.
- Why can't I?

Because you look 12,
and I've an ID.

They might actually check
in this part of town.

Just keep an eye on him while I'm gone,
and remember what I said.

Okay.

You guys need anything?

No, we're good.

So how long have you two been friends?

I'm not supposed to really talk
to you anymore, so...

Oh, wait!
I think you got a phone message.

But that's all I'm sayin'.
Now I'm gonna zip.

You have one new message.

This is really the last time
I'm gonna say this to you.

Okay? Or anything else.

I don't want you to send me
anything anymore. I don't...

I threw out those flowers.

You can't fix it.

And I'm really... done with you.

I don't want talk to you again.
I don't want to hear from you again.

I want you to leave me alone.

Me and Vi have been friends
a pretty long time.

Maybe three years.

What?

You asked how long we've been
friends a minute ago.

Oh yes...

Alright.

- We met in a hospital.
- In a hospital?

Yeah.

It was that dull hospital
over on Lexington. Know it?

No.

We were doctors.
I mean, surgeons.

Violet tells me to say surgeons.

Working in the hospital never
gave me bad dreams, that's for sure.

Anyway, she's my best friend ever.

I kinda worry about her sometimes though.

Half the time, I wish I was more like her.

And then...

What?

I don't know.

She reminds me of my daughter.

Is that her on the phone machine?

But it's not important.

It is, but...

don't let it distract you.

- What's with that?
- What's with what?

The numbers you two wear.

- These?
- Yes.

Oh, that's our rank.

Officially I'm killer number Nine
and Violet's killer number Eight.

And how do you move up?

Makin' hits.
Vi says it beats dead entry.

Who's number one?

No one's ever seen him.

But he once killed three ninjas...

with a fingernail file.

Who's this?

There's a place about two blocks up from
you. It looks like a hardware store.

If it's closed, that's only
what the sign says.

Hold on, hold on. I gotta take a piss.

What else is it?

How many time every time I take
a piss you gotta take a piss?

- Not every time
- You do man. Every single damn-

Every single time I gotta take
a piss, you gotta take a piss!

Hey, you're not supposed to look down when
you're peeing next to another man, okay?

- I'm not looking.
- You're lookin' now, and I saw you look down!

- I'm lookin' at your face.
- My man, why are you looking at me all?

Dude, you get me worried
about you sometimes.

Don't you know pee
etiquette man?

Let's hope she hurries.

What's the big deal?
Who's comin' over?

It's not important.

It's not like I'm asking you to tell me
where you stashed that money or anything.

I'm expecting company because
of something else I did.

What else did you do?

I robbed somebody.

Somebody else that's not our boss?

Yeah.

Who?

- Donnie Daffo.
- Oh, my...

Then you really are serious
about getting yourself killed?

I figure it's people who visit
me today as well.

Small world, 'cause uh...
me and Vi hate those guys' guts.

Two months ago Violet ran into them,

and they locked her in a dumpster.

It looked like someone had
taken the life out of her.

Is that all they did?

You mean, lock her in that trash can?

Well, yeah, I mean that's all she told me.

What else would they...?

Russ is such an ass.

Thinks he's smart,
but he's not.

Nothin' to say this time?

Maybe you learned your lesson after all.

Well I got somethin' for
you to tell your boss.

In this fuckin' economy that
chicken shit must be pretty hard up

to send a little cunt like you,
to do a man's job.

Fuck you later!

- Hi.
- We're closed. What do you want?

- I don't know what you're talkin' about.
- Yeah you do.

The black door in the back.

Much obliged.

How can I help you?

Let's go, let's go!
Come on.

Move fast.
Check out those boxes right there.

Let's go, move on.

"But dude!
You're a vegetarian!"

- See?
- Oh...

Nope! Slap.

One, two, three, four,
I declare a thumb war. Battle!

Alright, pattycake.

- No, you go first!
- No...

...you do this, and then this.

Hey!

Look who's here?

We just saw your stupid
little girlfriend.

Had to tell about herself.

You should see her face.

Just this mornin' we had to
whack out a couple clowns.

Yeah, we took our time doin' it too.

Your stupid little girlfriend looks scareder
than both those faggots put together.

Even when things were
gettin' ugly for them.

Step aside jailbait!

Or don't... if you wanna be a tough guy
and see what happens to you.

Do it.
Do as they say, Daisy.

Can I ask you fellas something?

- Nah, forget it.
- Come on.

Excuse me?

Please.

- Everybody!
- Please.

Very good!

But I won't get into it until
you holster the hardware!

- Why would we do that?
- So you don't get tired.

- What do you think we are, stupid?
- Off course I think you're stupid.

That's the point.

You're gonna have enough trouble keepin' up
with what I'm gonna tell you as it is.

If you're tuckered out too,
we'll be wasting everybody's time.

You don't want mama's good
wisdom going to waste, do you?

Heck, I'd be surprised if
your arms aren't burnin' already

from keeping us at gun point so long.

I mean, it's not like we're packing
or anything. What are you afraid of?

That better?

- Alright, where was I?
- You were gonna ask us something.

Oh, that's right!
Thanks!

Okay. So... here it goes.

My partner weighs in
at about 95 pounds, right?

And together you guys are pushing
half a ton, give or take, correct?

So... did you need much help
stuffing her in that garbage can?

Now...

I usually don't talk to people
like you in the first place,

but... if I did that sort of thing,

I would say that you girls
should have your own TV show.

And that you should call that program
"The Adventures of Donnie's Bitches".

But like I said at the top,

I usually don't talk to people like you.

Because talkin' to people like you
doesn't make much sense.

What do you mean,
"People like us"?

What the hell kind of people are we?

Dead ones.

What?

Found some bullets,
but now I might be out again.

I don't know about you partner...
I think I'm hearin' somethin'.

Something like what?

The internal bleeding dance!

- I could sure use some help too.
- You got it, partner!

- Move! I want the fat one!
- They're all fat, biatch!

Say mister,

you got any other leads on where
I can get some more bullets?

That other place got turned into
a crime scene. Long story.

Just do some thinkin' on it, okay?

Are you expectin' anybody else?

Are you sure?

It might be backup for Donnie's crew.

Maybe they're supposed to call in.
You know, like we do.

Well why didn't they just come
right in. Everybody else has?

I don't know. Whoever the hell it is,
I'm out of bullets again.

I'll get it.

What? Wait but...
what if Donnie's other guys?

- I know what they'll do.
- I thought you wanted us to kill you.

You jealous?

- Kinda.
- Now take the fire escape. I'll stall.

Otherwise they're gonna kill us all
after they see what happened in here.

Go!

- Well you should come too!
- No. No I shouldn't.

This way I'll buy you some time.
Go!

Please.

Go! Go!

Everything okay in there?
I thought I heard something.

It's fine... Dolores.

- How have you been?
- I thought I heard something.

You know, I did too. Sounded like it
was coming from upstairs again.

I was sure it was coming
from here.

- Did you try next door?
- Are you sure everything's okay in there?

Yes.

I really should go now, Dolores.

You take care.

- Well ain't...
- Dolores!

Dolores...

Take care.

Okay, you ready? Go!

115th precinct,
Officer Minocha speaking.

There's something wrong in the apartment
down the hall from me.

We're gonna have to take care
of him too, you know.

I know.

- I think we should do it now.
- Why?

He's sleeping.
It'll be merciful.

Ah, I thought we were
outta bullets again.

We are, but I can run out and go
get some more somewhere real quick.

We couldn't even do it now
even if we had the bullets.

- Why not?
- I don't know.

He said,
he wanted to see it coming.

- When?
- While you're out.

- Well did he say anything else?
- Like what?

Like, why he wants to check out so bad?

- A little.
- Well?

He's.... got bad cancer.

It's in my pancreas and spreading.

I'm going to die and I'd rather
not take the scenic route.

I don't think he has anybody who loves
him either, which must be even worse.

We should think about
going to his funeral.

You know, just so there's someone there.

What?

What?!

At the end of the day, Donnie'll
send the survivin' members

of his squad to finish
the job either way.

So if it's not us doin' this,
it'll be somebody else.

And besides, this guy's dead already!

In fact, it's way better if
we're the ones to do it.

Because unlike Donnie's punks,

we're not gonna torture him
for eight or nine hours first.

Did you hear somethin'?

What happened to you anyway?
You look a little mussed up.

What's with the heat shield?

- This?
- Yeah.

I've been deputized.

- I'm serious, Vi.
- Fine!

I had a little incident while
I was out getting the bullets.

- Do you wanna talk about it?
- Are you interested?

Always.

So the second I get the lead,

three desperados stormed in
and hold up the spot.

First I'm thinking, I'm just gonna lay
low in aisle three and let this shit be.

Then, one of them sees me

and gets the bright idea
that they should rob me too.

So I proceeded to inform
the perp and his pals

of the multiple ways in which they
might violated their mothers.

So while they're trying to
figure out where I got the balls,

the cops show up.

Was it because the place
had a silent alarm?

No.

Was it because the cops just got lucky?

Hell, no!

This place is a stone's throw
from the 115th precinct.

So the minute I
remembered that little detail,

I'm thinking one of two things:

These desperados are either
stupid, or crazy as all hell.

Whatever the case, the cops
apprehend the whole crew,

and then one of the fuzzy-wuzzies
asks me if I'm okay.

So I said, "Officer,

how do you know I wasn't in on it?

What makes you think
a girl can't be in on it?"

Next thing I hear is...

Bang, bang, bang!

The guy behind the register flips
and starts shooting at the perps.

It seems he had a gun beneath the
counter took the robbery personally.

Long story short,

just about everybody ended
up taking a slug or two,

except for yours truly.

That's how I got this one's shield on me.

It was blasted off a porker and
just landed there. Scout's honor.

Anyway, right about then,
I thought it may be prudent

to exit the premises through the rear.

Some days, you just can't get
a bullet to save your life.

And here of all places.

I mean, shit, this is America right?

But, how'd you get so dirty?

I slipped on banana peel in
the alleyway comin' back.

Let's go see about those dresses.

How are you girls holding up?

Fine.

Fine. We're out of bullets again though.

Why don't you use one of those guy's guns?

They seem to have plenty.

Why the hell didn't I think of that?

These guys got everything Daze!

Even a little Glock for your purse.
You know the blue one?

It's like Christmas!

I got you...
Sucker!

Take your pick mister.

Why don't you decide?

Okay, let's see...

I'm gonna go with a .38, Daze.

Alright, are you ready mister?

Sure.

Okay.
Here goes nothin'.

Hardy har har.

What?

Are you done yet?

Come again?

I said, "Are you done yet?"

What are you talking about?

You weren't seriously
gonna do it, were you?

I most certainly was.

With that piece?

Yeah.

- Suit yourself.
- Well why shouldn't I?

It's unprofessional.

How's that?

Forensics.

- Forensics?
- Yeah.

Forensics. Ballistics.

There's a real good chance

those dorks would foul everything
up for us if we do it like this.

I mean Donnie's guys can
even wind up with the credit

if they traced the gun and...

boss'll try to weasel out of payin' us.

Even worse, we might get
blamed for every corpse in here.

And boss'd chaft us to the hilt on
account of unnecessary roughness.

Not to mention the gang war
we might've already started.

And it's not even like
we can switch out the bullets,

because the calibers won't begin
to match the ones on our stylin' rods.

So, like I said, you can do it
your way if you want to, but...

We risk looking on professional
and getting screwed...

out of a couple of hot dresses.

Good thinkin', Daze.
Forensics will fuck you.

You would've thought of it too, Vi.

- Yeah, maybe.
- I need a smoke.

You do that?

When did you start doin' that?

I don't know.

Where did you get those?

Off one of those guys.

You mind if I smoke
in your place, mister?

Yeah.

- Yeah you mind or yeah it's okay?
- Yeah, I mind.

Actually, do what you like.

It doesn't matter anyway.

I'll take it out to the stairs.

Oh and Violet, you might wanna
wipe your prints off those pieces.

Put 'em back on the fellas.

Sounds good, Daze.

Come on sit down.
I wanna show you something.

You know you'd probably a millionaire
if you cleaned your ears out more often.

Nuh-uh!

Here.

Now what were you going to tell me?

You had a secret...

you were going to tell me.

Can I ask you somethin'?

Why is she so mad at you?

- She's your friend, you tell me.
- I'm not talking about Violet!

- She blames me for something.
- For what?

- Her mother's death.
- Why, did you kill her?

No, no.
She died after she left me.

- Well why did she leave you?
- She didn't love me.

- Why didn't she love you?
- I don't know, Daisy.

I don't think people have a lot of
control over that sort of thing.

As a husband I wasn't
much a prize anyway.

Whatever the case,
she... fell in love with someone else.

Who?

A man she used to work with.
I didn't know him.

I only saw him once.

From a distance.

They died in a car accident.

How does your daughter
figure that's your fault?

Well, my daughter didn't
know about the affair.

She blamed me for the breakup,

and consequently the... car accident.

Well... did you ever
tell her the whole story?

- No.
- Why not?

Because I want her to remember
her mother the way she does now.

That's stupid!
You're stupid!

- Thank you.
- Does your daughter like Barbie Sunday?

- What?
- Does your daughter like Barbie Sunday?

Very much.

Well, at least you did somethin' right.

Now, I'm gonna get some bullets
and be done with all this.

Tell Violet.

You like my partner, don't you?

What's not to like?
She's.... a sweet girl.

Do you like her better than me?

I don't know you as well.

That's okay.

I'd like her better than me too.
She might even

think she can keep you alive
for some silly reason. Kids...

- May I ask you a question, Violet?
- You may ask.

Do you ever miss the Doll hospital?

Not particularly.

And I think I know what
you're driving at, mister.

But this job never got to me,

aside from the sensational
rush of the action.

- What about those men?
- What men?

The ones you killed.

That, was fucking magical.

Did you see that?

It's a bit early to know,
but career-wise...

that little miracle might be my Mona Lisa.

If not my Billie Jean.

- Actually...
- Do you have any family?

What?

Do you have any family?

- What a random question.
- Well, do you?

Daisy's like family.

You didn't answer the question.

I got a father somewhere.
What's with the interview?

When's the last time you and he spoke?

- What do you care?
- That long huh?

- Are you afraid of what's next?
- Me getting shot?

I mean after that.

I've thought about it.

And?

I haven't come up with anything conclusive.

I'm not an expert or anything,
but I have a theory.

Yeah?

I figure...

I figure heaven...
is probably a place where...

nobody cares how big or small you are,
or what you look like.

People probably don't even have bodies.

They're just maybe like...
essences or something.

But if they do have bodies,
everyone's gotta be naked for sure,

'cause that's we all showed up
here in the first place, right?

And also, if you have a back problem,

or bad knees or self-esteem issues,

that stuff wouldn't bother
you anymore up there.

And everything's free too.

Or at least whole sale.

I don't know if there are animals,
but that would be cool.

Oh yeah,

and when you walkin' in through
the gates for the very first time.

They're probably playin' that
Louis Armstrong song.

Somethin' nice like that.

Part of it came from this girl I knew.

She died.

It's a long story.

Anyway, she thought everybody
would be naked. That part was her idea.

- How did she die?
- I don't wanna talk about it!

I mean, I do but...

when I try it never works.

Maybe someday.

Wow!

Sit up.

Who wants some snack?

You know what?

Wow!

What?

I don't think there are enough holes here,

from that first time me and Daisy
came out blastin'.

Is that important?

Could be.

In any case I have a feeling that my
partner's not exactly holdin' up her end.

I've never...

actually...

really ever killed anybody.

I've been using blanks.

I just make sure me and Violet
don't share ammunition.

Like I said, she's so fierce
and thorough on the job.

I could pack a squirt gun.
It just wouldn't matter.

How do you mean,
"holding up her end?"

I mean that I might be the
only one takin' out the trash.

- Means it looks like she's been packin' blanks.
- So what?

- So what?!
- Yeah, so what?

Even if she isn't taking people out,
isn't it better that she's with you?

Do you think your opponent's having
two targets instead of one

might've saved your behind a time or two?

Do you understand, she's
risking her life as well?

Do you think your friendship
might've helped keep you sane...

- as you wander through this life of yours?
- There is still the principle.

We have rules and
what she may have been doin'

is a big no-no,
no matter how you slice it.

'Cause one day you're packin' blanks
and the next you're wearin' a wire.

So what are you going to do about it?

I'm gonna have to take her out,
if my suspicion is true.

I thought Daisy was your friend.

I'm not sayin' I'm gonna like it.

I thought you said she was like family?

She is.

But she's a business woman too,
so she'll understand.

I always figured she'd
check out first anyway.

Why?

'Cause that's how it usually
goes for the good ones.

You got a hair dryer?

Unit 42, come in.

Unit 42,
respond to dispatch.

You just missed her.

- Daze?
- She just left.

Who?

Rose.

- Was she alive?
- I don't know.

But she asked about you.

What did she say?

She said:
"I'm looking for your partner."

Those were her exact words.

- Is that all she said?
- No.

She said that roses were dead,
and violets were too.

She's split after that
and that was the end of it.

How long have you been here?

She's taller than I thought.

How long have you been here, Daze?

I can't really tell.

Time is bent up now,
so I don't know.

I keep missing my flights.

What's that?

Oh, that?

That's his.
The guy's.

Rose is back.

Hello, Number 9.

Oh my!

Are you...?

Wow!

- I always figured you were...
- You always figured I was what?

Imaginary.

Or a boy.

Do you know what I've been doing today?

I've been watching you and your partner.

Did you hear somethin'?

That partner of yours is
clean out of her mind.

And she's gonna put us all
in a real bad spot.

And we can't let that happen.

I can't let that happen.

I won't let that happen.

Do you even know what grief her
little slaughter is gonna cost us?

Well, I'll tell you.

Two of the idiots that she
ventilated were engaged.

Do you know who they were gonna marry?

The Police Chief's stepdaughters.

And you can bet the house that
once they sort out all these rubbish

Boss is gonna be held accountable.

Next to that, a garden variety
gang war would be a Sunday stroll.

- There was a dead guy at the bottom of the steps.
- He saw me!

Can I ask you a question, ma'am?

Do you always work by yourself?

Yes.

Is it lonely?

What's that to you?

Just wondering.

Well then, let's get back to business,
'cause I'm late for my ballet class.

Finish the job or face the consequences.

Am I clear?

Well...

I got news for you, Number One.

Given the situation,
I see why you're T.O.'d and all.

But, what's done is done.

And my partner comes first.

- What's that supposed to mean?
- It means...

that if you try to take her out
or get into the middle of our job,

you're in for a world of hurt!

I know what you're capable of,
but we're pros too.

We also know that you're comin' now.

Do you know what I wanted to be
when I was your age?

I don't either.

I like you kid.

You're in over your head
and you're scared,

yet you look death
in the eye without blinking.

It's admirable,
but it won't save you.

It won't save your partner

and it won't save your new pal.

Finish the job or face the
consequences.

You've got an hour.

Sorry about that stuff I said before.

What stuff?

When I called you stupid and stuff.

That's okay.

Did you find anymore bullets laying around?

Hey.

Wanna hear somethin'?

Your daughter doesn't hate you.

How do you know?

I know.

Well how could you?

You've never even met her.

Doesn't matter.

I still know
she doesn't hate you.

How?

I'm a daughter too.

Vi?

She left.

Where'd she go?

To get more bullets.

Listen carefully, Daisy.

When she comes back,

I need for you to be the one
to put me down.

It's very important.

Why me?

'Cause you and me are friends, right?

- I guess, but...
- Will you promise me that?

- I can't.
- I need you to promise me.

- But I can't.
- I need you to do this for me.

- I can't.
- I need you to do this for me!

- No, I can't!
- Don't argue with me, April!

- But I'm Daisy.
- Just don't argue with me girl!

You promise me.

Say it.

- I promise.
- You promise?

I said I would, didn't I?

I have something to show you.

I tried to give it to my daughter,
but she... threw it back at me.

I think you're about her size.

Could you try it on?

I'll wait in the other room.

Got the bullets.

You'd be surprised how many places I...

What's goin' on?

How do I look?

Okay.
Where did you get it?

He gave it to me.

What for?

I don't know, Vi.

Can I talk to you a minute?

Have you lost your mind?

- What's your problem?
- You're my problem!

I'll let you borrow it some time
if that's what this is about.

No, it's not about a fucking dress!

- Yeah, right.
- That's exactly right!

You don't run me, Violet!
We don't know anybody,

or get involved in stuff or
anything like that.

I never went to a prom.
You did, but I didn't.

- Be glad you didn't!
- Why?

- Because they would laugh at you!
- How do you know?

Because that's what they do
if you're different.

Everybody isn't like that, Vi.
And so what if they laugh?

- So what?
- Don't tell me what I know.

You haven't been through things like me.

And I hope I never do
if it makes me so scared.

- I'm not scared!
- Yes you are, Violet.

You don't trust anyone,
or anything.

You never did.

I trusted you!

What?

I said I trusted you!

When did you stop?

The second I saw that
goddamn dress on your back!

Well that's just perfect then.

Why?

Because now you don't have anything at all.

- So what are you trying to say?
- I just said it.

Say it again, if you have the guts.

- You heard me!
- I'm gonna kick your ass!

Cut it out bitch!
You're gonna mess up my new dress.

My landlady was coming up the street.

I was just...

just messin' with her.

Never shot a gun before.

How was it?

What are you, angling for
some new shoes now?

- Shut up about it!
- You shut up about it!

- Make me!
- I just did!

- Oh, is that what you call it?
- Violet!

What?

I almost forgot.
I got something for you too.

Really?

- Why are you giving this to me?
- You have a unique world view.

Now you can share with
others... in a new way.

Thanks a lot, mister.

I need the police.

Yes, that's my address.

What are you doin'?

He's writing a letter.

To who?

To "whom".

To whom?

His daughter.

I'll do it.

What?

I'll write it for you.

Alright.

Thank you.

So where was I?

"Dear April..."

That's it?

So far, yeah.

"Dear April,

I don't know if you'll
ever read this,

but I hope you do.

In any case...

It's time we finally talk.

Please, take care of yourself.

I managed to put some
money in your bank accounts.

Please use it to continue your education.

Your mother would've wanted that too.

Don't worry about the
dead men in the bathtub.

It's not what it looks like.

And a long story to tell right now.

Sometimes,

for no particular reason,

I think of you

and smile.

Seriously about that day, that...

we drove out to the mall,

for your birthday.

Your mom had the flu,

and she said to go on without her.

I remember you wandered off.

Got lost.

And two hours later,

we finally found each other.

We hugged...

You didn't wanna let go.

Then we went for ice cream,

and we talked...
all the way home.

I think that was the
happiest day I've had.

I know I probably wasn't
the best father in the world,

but I tried the best I could.

Anyway...

I've loved you all that I possibly can.

Love, Dad."

"PS:

This isn't in my handwriting,

because friend of mine

wrote it out for me."

If you just leave that in the...

apartment when you go,
it's sure to get to her.

Glad you girls came by.

I wouldn't have written that otherwise.

Daze...

We gotta go now, Daze.

He never even said his name, Vi.

Come on.

The bike is gone.

I know.

- Well, we got 'em.
- Yep.

- Yours looked awesome on you.
- Yeah, so did yours.

Hey, I know we never really
talked about stuff... since that day.

Are we cool?

Yeah.
Of course.

Righteous.

Hey, you hungry or anything?

Not really.
I'm just gonna take a walk.

Yeah, screw food.

I could use a nap if you
wanna know the truth.

You want me to take your bag home?

No.

This better not be Russ.

It's my dad.

Really?

I tried to get the pizza place,
but I... I pressed his number instead.

Long story.

Hang on a sec, Phil.

See you, Daze!

Hey dad.

April?

Are you... uhm, April?

Hi.

Hi.

I was a friend of your father's.

I just wanted to let you know that...

I was a friend of his and...

that he talked about you a lot.

He wanted me to give
something to you too.

What is it?

It's the new Barbie Sunday dress.

- For real?
- Yeah.

I think it should fit.

There's something
else in there too.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

Your father was a good guy, April.

He told me how you two got lost in the
mall one day and then had ice cream.

Well...

See ya.