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Hello, Mr. Henderson.

Good evening, Barbara.
Nice night, isn't it?

Yes, it is.

Goodnight.
Goodnight.

[HOWLING]

[DOG WHIMPERING]

Mother's Day is
very special to me.

What could be
more special

than a mother,
the giver of life?

So, I can only pray,

that Brenda Geck
has brought along

her famous apple pie
for after the service.

Joey, go in there and
help him with the camera.

Okay, everybody.

Everybody,
stand up straight.
Stand up straight.

All right.

What do we say
when we take a picture?

What do we say?
We say...

ALL: Cheese!

You keep track
of the bows, please.

Oh, my!

Oh, my!

Oh, wow!

Wow!
Nice choice.

BRENDA:
Thank you, Joey.

You're welcome.

KENNETH: Aw!

[LAUGHS]

[GASPS]
Oh, look at this,
it's expensive.

My son has taste.

KENNETH: Nice, Joey.

Thanks, Dad.

Happy Mother's Day.

Well, thank you, Gary.

Carol, thank you.

You're welcome.

Oh, that's nice.

Thank you, guys.

It's on sale.

And a sweet deal
at that.

[LAUGHS]

Marie, you got
a gift for Mama?

Ah.

You forget
what today is, Marie?

Only the most important
day of the year around here.

It's fine.

Mother's Day is about
a lot more than
just giving presents.

[SQUAWKING]

[PEOPLE CHATTING]

...like you said.

Mmm-hmm.

Mayor Haines.
Philip Rothman,
my wife Joyce.

It's very nice
to meet you.

You too.
My wife, Chantelle.

Nice to meet you.
I know who you are.

Best damn assistant
attorney general
we got.

Well, thank you.

HAINES: I'd like you to
meet my good friends,
Ken and Brenda Geck.

How do you do?
How do you do?

Big supporters
of this event.

My pleasure,
Mr. Rothman.

And correct me
if I'm wrong.

But haven't you won
every single case
you've ever prosecuted?

Well, yeah.

And such a lovely wife.

You two have kids?

We have two.
BRENDA: Two?

How old are they?

BRENDA:
The other thing I believe
is people love to haggle.

I mean, look at this.

Everybody loves
the almighty bargain.

[LAUGHS]

Brenda, will you organize
next year's church sale?

I will.

Norelle.
Munchkin.

Jimmy's had
enough cookies.

Here, offer the reverend
a cookie.

Thank you.

BRENDA: Norelle and I
made these last night.

Guess what?

What, sweetheart?

I know almost
every swear word now.

Oh, my God.
Oh, dear.

Oh, where do children
get this stuff?

Jimmy, shame on you.

Listen up, everybody.

The reverend gets
50 percent off on
anything he wants.

Just 50?

PAUL: Hey, Brenda.

I got some more stuff
for your sale.

Where do you
want me to put it?

Uh, just put it
right here and
I'll go through it.

There's lots
of stuff here.

Oh, thanks, Paul.
You're a prince.

Not a problem at all.

Oh, help yourself
to some cookies.

Cookies!
I love cookies.

[LAUGHS]

His wife and I
co-chair the PTA.

They're just
wonderful people.

Nice of you to show up.
Where have you been?

Hey, Paul.
How's it going?
Hello, Ken.

Good.
CAROL: You were supposed to
be here at 8:00.

Thanks for bringing
this stuff.

Oh, my gosh!

Where were you?
Probably out with
boys again.

I had told these two
they were too young
to get married.

That's great.
That's really great.
Thanks for your help.

Honey, could you
sort of break this up?

GARY: Relax.

No, that's fine.
The kids and I are
just gonna be fine.

Just go!

Hey, knock it off.

You two,
knock it off.

You were supposed to
be here two hours ago.

I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.

KENNETH:
Where have you been?

Carol, would you do
what you're supposed to do?

Gary, come with me,
we got some stuff
in the house.

Excuse me.

KENNETH:
Come on, right now.

Mmm.

Good morning.

Make me an offer
and they're yours.

They are mine.

My wedding...

My baby!
Really?

My birthdays.

Someone broke
into my apartment
and I...

Oh, you poor thing.

But, how did
they get here?

That's a good question.

Joey.

Can you come
here a sec?
Mmm.

Yeah.

Where did you get
this box of tapes?

Oh, yeah, those kids
from the school
donated them.

School?

BRENDA:
Well, that makes it
sound really...

You know what, honey.
Help her to the car
with these.

Yeah, sure.
They're actually hers.

Oh, my God. Okay.

You know what?

I want you
to take these
as a gift from us.

These are brand new
darling little
picture frames.

Why don't you
put these
in your bedroom,

or anywhere in the kitchen
and, and God bless you.

Thanks.
Yeah.

Did you decide
to help us out
with the yard sale?

No, I just came out
to get a cookie.

Oh, honey, you know
those are there for
the customers.

I'm sorry.

What am I gonna do
with you two?

[GIBBERING]

[GRUNTS]
No, no, no, no, no.

Put the little ones
on the bottom and
the big one on top

or you won't
have any room.

God!

Good morning.

I'd like to...
Oh, my.

Your nose.

Does that hurt?

Only when I pick it.

You need help?

Yeah, my kids got me
all this stuff
I don't need.

And I just thought,
"Why don't I get a refund

"and buy myself something
I really do need."

What? Don't like
any of the stuff?

Mother's Day
is about family.

Whatever!

Got the receipts?

Yeah, that's
the other thing
about my kids.

You know, they would
lose their heads if
they weren't screwed on.

But I do have
all the, uh...

Price tags,
would that do?

Whatever!

MAN:
Yeah, I got it, honey.

Blue tennis sneakers,
size four. Right.

Meet you outside
the dry cleaners.
Yeah.

Oh, there you are.

Don't stand
by the thrash.

Did you get anything?
Excuse me, Miss.

Don't you
have some things
you haven't paid for?

I beg your pardon.
Take your hands off her.

Are you her mother?
No.

Foster mother.
What's the problem?

Ask her.
I saw her stealing.

What!

Is that true?

Whose is this?
The store's or yours?

Mine.

Oh, my God.

Don't believe this!

[GASPS]
[ONLOOKERS GASP]

I am so sorry. I...

The police don't
have to get involved,
do they?

I'll give you
all your stuff back

and I'll make sure
she never comes
in this store again.

Is that it?

Is it all of it?
Yes!

Please, she won't
come in this store again.

She better not.

She won't.

Are you happy now?

Pick up your...

You made
yourself look good,
didn't you?

'Cause that's what
counts, right?

God, I hate you.

I hate you!

I hate you!

[SCREAMING]
I hate you!

I hate you!

You walk home.
I hate you!

I hate you!

I hate you!

[TV PLAYING]

[ANNOUNCER ON TV]
It's easy money time.

The easy money show
where everybody wins.

Mama.
What, Norelle?

I can't sleep.
It's still light out.

I know.

That's the bad thing
about summer.

It stays light so late.

Come around here.

Lay down.
Sit by Mama.

Maybe you'll get sleepy.

[DOOR OPENS]

JOEY:
Hey, Devereau,

Mama wants to
talk to you here.
[HUMMING]

JOEY: Okay, look.
Mama told us
what happened.

What you said...

It's not very nice
after all she's done.

JEREMY: Hi, Mama.

Huh?

JOEY: Don't you think
you owe her an apology?

I'm sorry, Mama.

Hmm.

Babies are so precious.

They need you.

Nothing more
basic than that.

Or more fulfilling,
if you're a good mother.

Come to bed, Jeremy.

BRENDA:
Goodnight, dear.

Jeremy's sleeping
with me, tonight.

[HUMMING]

JEREMY: Love you.

BRENDA: Do you want
some popcorn, baby boy?

Yeah.
Yeah.

Look at this mess.

BRENDA:
Susan Carter is
white thrash.

[BABY CRYING]

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

Oh, Mrs. Geck.

Mr. Geck. Hi.

Is this all
your stuff out here?

Oh, I was going
to pick that up.

It's about the rent.

It's overdue
by a month.

Again.

Yeah.
My mommy.

Yeah. Look...

Things have been tough.
Really?

Looks to me like
you can still
afford toys.

I'm good for it.

Monday.
I promise.

Monday?

Don't make me
chase you.

No.

Oh, that cockroach thing.

I called the city today
cause I...

KENNETH: What?

You called the city?

Honey, it's okay.

We'll have Helen fix it.

It's all right.

Come on, sweetie.

Monday.

[SIGHS]

HELEN: Why do you
never use a calculator?

Calculators take away
control of the mind.

Helen, I don't like them.

And I don't
like cockroaches.

So what do you
want me to do?

You got me handling
so many buildings now,

there's bound to be
some cockroaches.

I just don't like
complaints to the city.

Fix it.

[SIRENS WAILING]

[SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]

SUSAN: But I live here.
You have to let me through.

Okay, you're
Susan Carter and
you live here.

Can you tell me
how did this start?

I don't know.
I wasn't here.

I just got here.

Kim, can you
take Emily?

Sure.

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

Uh, I work late.

What have you done now?

OFFICER: Excuse me,
who are you, ma'am?

Officer, I am
the person who
owns this house.

What did you do here?

SUSAN:
I didn't do anything!

This is horrifying.
I mean,
where is your baby?

OFFICER:
Okay, ladies, I need
to get some information.

BRENDA:
This is horrifying.

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

[DOORKNOB RATTLING]

Let's go.

Come on.
Let's go.

Okay. Can we
just slow down?

No.

BRENDA: Oh, my God.
They're gone.

She took him.

She took the baby.

Well, do something.

All right. Geez.

Here, let me look
at you here, okay?

Why are you crying?

Where are we going?

I don't know yet.

Mommy's gonna
figure it out, okay?

Okay.
Okay.

Here, take this.

It might help
if you stop crying.

Just tell us exactly
what your complaint is.

I already told you.

Those people, the DCYF,
they didn't believe me

and you, you don't
believe me either,
do you?

[SOBBING]

Any experience?

References?

No. Uh, do I...
Do I need references?

Yeah, it would help.

Oh.

Sorry.

Uh, some advice.

If you want
to find a job,
clean yourself up.

You look like crap.

[RADIO PLAYING]

Okay. So, the job is
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Five days a week, okay?

And I'm gonna need you
some Saturdays and Sundays.

Okay.
You okay with that?

Yeah.

Look, the job comes
with a trailer, too.

If you want it.

Thank you.
Thank you so much.

Thank you very much.
Come on, let me
show you the trailer.

Okay.

[EXHALES]

And that's it.

And I've been
to everybody.

Uh, the DCYF,
the police.

Nobody believes me.

Do you?

I'll check it out.

You will?

Yeah. I'll have
someone look into it.

That's great.

KENNETH:
That Marie has
always been trouble.

Lying, stealing.
You name it.

This...

I just can't believe
all these horrible things
she's saying about us.

Look, there
is a complaint.

So I had to...
No, no, no, no, no.

What you're doing...
No.

Absolutely.
This is your job.

When she left,
she didn't
say anything.

And frankly,
I'm so worried
about the baby.

Oh, the poor baby, honey.

Uh, you see this.
I brought this
to show you.

A reporter did a story
a few years back

about how we're
always helping out
so many foster kids.

We're licensed
by the State.

We do a lot
of good work.

My wife just
gives and gives...

Oh.

This is the thanks
we get.

Uh, sorry to have
disturbed you.

No, not at all.

Oh, and here.
Please,
help yourself.

Take some more cookies.

Thanks.
Some for your buds.

Thanks, I, uh...

You, uh...
You have a nice day.

You have
a nice day, too.

[SIGHS]

You okay, mama?

Where you going?

I'm going to go
down to the basement
a minute.

[INAUDIBLE]

[DOG BARKING]

Dear Mr...

Dear Mr. Cain.

My name is
Marie Devereau.

RADIO ANNOUNCER: And now,
in his award winning
weekly series

on issues
affecting our city,
Douglas Cain.

CAIN:
In our ongoing series,

on how the state's
foster care system

is failing those
it's supposed to protect,

I want to tell you
about Marie Devereau,

who recently
wrote me a letter.

She's making
serious allegations

against a prominent family.

Yet no one,
including the Department of
Children, Youth and Families

is doing anything about it.

She claims to have
received death threats

and before anything
happens to her,

she wants it all
to come out.

It's quite the drama
that you set up going to
the media like that.

What was I
supposed to do?

I never heard back
from you.

Isn't it your job
to put bad people away?

My job is to prosecute,
not to investigate.

I can't go
on your word alone.

I need corroboration
and I didn't get it
from the police report.

Do you have anybody
who can back up your claims?

There might be.

Gary Crandall.

Carol Geck's husband.

Brenda's son-in-law.

Why him?

'Cause he left Carol.

'Cause he finally
got out of that house.

All right, Mr. Crandall,
you've wasted enough
of my time.

You don't wanna talk,
suit yourself.

From what my
witness tells me

you'll be facing
charges of arson, robbery.

All right, wait.

[SIGHS]

State police!

Go!

[DOG BARKING]

This is the police.

You're under arrest.
Get some clothes on.

KENNETH: Hey, hey, hey.
What's going on here?

What's going on here?
Sir, you're also under arrest.

KENNETH: Somebody have
a search warrant for me?

Hey!

[INDISTINCT CLAMOR]

JOEY: Back off!
Stop shoving at me.

Get dressed right now
and come downstairs.

You're scaring
these babies.

Ma'am, just calm down.

I am calm.

[INDISTINCT CLAMOR]

BRENDA:
Don't touch me.

Oh, for God's sake!

All right, let's take
them out on the porch.

Get that out
of my face.

Take them outside,
read them their rights.

BRENDA: Mr. Rothman.
Mrs. Geck.

What a surprise!

OFFICER: Mr. Rothman,
we're going to the basement.

The base...
There's nothing
in the basement.

OFFICER:
Is anybody in there?

[KNOCKING]
Is anybody in there?

Cut it off.

Nadine Devereau.

[SIRENS WAILING]

We're here to free you.

Did you read them
their rights?
OFFICER: Yes, Sir.

Good.
Take them to the car.
Mom.

Hey, ma'am.

Stop. You can't
go over there.
Mom.

Oh, Marie, I thought
you forgot about me.

No, never.

And I won't ever
leave you again.

I promise.
Okay.

You're safe now.

I thought you
forgot about me.

Hi, Brenda.

Hi, Kenny.

Where are they going?

It's okay, honey.
Mama's gonna be
right back.

Jimmy,
call my attorneys.

Make sure the kids
get breakfast.

Marie, I'm sorry
that I doubted you.

I, uh...
It's okay.

It's over now.

No. Now the
hard part begins.

Making sure
they stay behind bars.

Come on, Mom, let's go.

Where are we going?

MARIE:
We're gonna get you
some food...

I'm gonna go
report in.

...and we're gonna
get you some clothes,
and then home.

Home?

BRENDA: So, Nadine,
what are we gonna do here?

You haven't paid rent
in three months.

The baby's daddy
just left.

I don't know
what to do.
[BABY WAILING]

I don't have...
I don't have
any money.

It's okay, baby.
Coming, Marie.

Hey, grab a diaper.

Maybe she needs
a diaper change.

Shh! It's okay.

[BABY CRYING]

Oh, God!

How can you live
like this when you
have a baby, Nadine?

Just give me the diaper
and I'll change her.

[SOBBING]
I don't have any more.

You don't have
any diapers for
your baby?

[SOBBING]

Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Listen, I got an idea.

Maybe it's crazy,
but listen.

What if you and Marie
moved in with us
for a while?

You know,
just till you got
back on your feet.

You could help
around the house

with the chores
and things, just...

Does something
like that sound good?

Oh, Brenda.

Oh, God.
You're such an angel.

You are
such an angel.

I don't
think of myself
as a landlord.

I don't even
like the word.

What I do is about
helping people

and building
a community,
you know.

Whoosh!

[GLASS SHATTERING]

[ENGINE REVVING]

What about...
What about the woman
who lived there?

Nadine? She's fine.
She lives with us now.

Do you have any kids?

No.

[SIRENS WAILING]

BRENDA: I just...
Honestly, I just
don't understand why

the newspaper
would be interested
in somebody like me.

It was
the Mayor's suggestion.

Oh, he's
a wonderful man,
isn't he?

Yeah.

Well, it's not everyone
who takes in so many
foster kids.

How many? Four?

Five.

Five.

There's, uh,
little Marie.

And, uh, four others
whose parents have
passed away.

And Nadine,
who I just
sort of help out.

What makes you
wanna give so much?

I believe that we were
put here on this earth...

Mmm-mmm.
Mmm-mmm.

...to help others,

and in doing so...

Okay.

...we help ourselves.

Do you think
that'll be in the paper?

Yeah. Yeah.

Um, oh, and this one,

this one, Marie,
is turning 12 today,

so later on today,
we're gonna go

on a shopping spree
for her birthday.

So the most important part
is that you don't

attract attention
to yourself, okay?

No fast movements
like...

All right?

What you do is
you pretend like
you're looking at this.

Oh!

Or that.

This.

And then you
very carefully
slip something

into the slit I made
in the lining
of your coat.

Right there.

Easy. Understand?

Yes.

Excuse me.

Yes, Mama.

I'm just not sure
I can do it.

Well, you know,
Joey and Jimmy,
they do it.

Carol, too.
You want to be
like them, don't you?

Come on,
it'll be fun.

Let's make it a game.

BRENDA:
I love this color,
but I don't know.

Do you have this
in a size 14?

Uh, yes.
Let me just check.

Wonderful.

[WOMAN OVER PA]
Customer needs help
in home electronics.

Oh!

Oh, my goodness.
My back.

What happened?
My back. I...

Oh, God.

I just slipped
on these.

Well, now,
madam, that's...

What's wrong with
you people?

Did you have fun?

What'd you get?

That's good.

Very good.

That's a good girl.

Do you know
what good girls get?

Remember that.

[CAR ALARM BEEPS]

Marie got you
some stuff
at the store today.

Socks. Underwear.

You need to change
your underwear.

Okay.
Thanks, Brenda.
I will.

Oh, uh, Brenda.

Um...

Do you think
I might be able

to get some food?

Food?
Yeah.

I haven't eaten
in two days.

Well, you're right.

You do need to eat.

And you also need to

learn how to
fold towels right.

You fold them in half.

Make sure the tag
is in the inside.

And you fold them
in thirds.

You know,
the funny thing
about this is

I have told you
how to do this

over and over
and over again.

Don't you think
I have anything
better to do with my time

than to teach you
how to fold a damn towel?

No, you're right, Brenda.

I will try really hard
to get it right next time.

Good.

I'll send Ken down
with some food.

Ken?

No, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, okay.
That's fine.

I have to go to bed.

My back's killing me.

You do know that
I lock this at night

for your own good,
don't you?

Oh, yeah.

Just, you know,
like you always say.

You got your hands full
with those kids of yours.

Don't let
the bed bugs bite.

Ken!

[HUMMING]

Ah, that's better.

[MUMBLING]

Now, do you
know who I am?
What I do?

A social worker
from the DC...

DCYF.

That's right.

Department of Children,
Youth and Families.

It's our job
to make sure
that foster kids

are in good homes
and are happy.

I'm glad we can have
this private chat

so you can be
as candid as you like.

Are you being
treated well?

Yeah. Sure.

You've been
missing school
quite a bit.

What's with that?

I've been sick.

Oh, that's too bad.

You feeling better now?

What's that mark
on your arm?

I tripped outside.

Okay.

Marie, are you
happy with the Gecks?
Do you like it here?

The Gecks are
nice people.

They're my family.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[PEOPLE CHATTING]

All right.

Well, I'm gonna go
get some drinks.

Yeah. Get Carol
a juice and I...

Okay, I'll take these.

All right.
All right.

Scotch.

Excuse me,
coming through.

Hi, Mrs. Geck.

[LAUGHS] Mrs. Geck.

You know,
under the circumstances,

it would be fine
if you'd call me
mama now.

Okay.

Mama.
I like that.

So I hear
you're gonna be
working with us.

Uh, yeah.

Yeah. Um, doing what?

Oh, Lord, we have
so many buildings

that I couldn't
tell you what we do
from day to day.

But it's an adventure.
Yeah.

And speaking of adventures,
this new baby... Oh!

[LAUGHS]

I want you to have
lots of babies, mister.

You understand?

All right, yeah.
I'll give it the
old college try.

[LAUGHS]

Now that
you're a member
of our family,

there's really no reason
for you to ever see or talk
to your family again.

[LAUGHS]

You're kidding, right?

You need to get
used to the Geck
sense of humor.

[LAUGHING]

Um, you know
what they say.

"Till death do us part."

Uh...

See you, son.

Nadine eats
when I say she eats.

Have you ever
heard of a brush?

LEROY:
So what's the deal
this time?

Same as before.
Move the stuff,
you get your cut.

Thirty percent.

All this stuff
from tenants?

Hey, if they are
late with the rent,
it's our right as landlords.

Forty percent.

KENNETH:
Hey, that's not...
Deal.

That's not the deal...
JOEY: Watch it, Dad.

Coming through.

Clean out day.

It's always something.

Thanks, baby.

Bye, baby.

Cute kids.
Thanks.

JOEY: We got lots more
coming, Mama.

Babies love me.

They adore me.

You remember where
Mama told you to
put these?

Uh-huh.

Nadine.

Officer, please.

My daughter and I
need your help because

this woman...

OFFICER:
Slow down, slow down.

My daughter and I
need your help.

Nadine?

Nadine.

Are you okay?

Is everything all right?

It's okay.
I'll take care of this.

Okay.

Nadine.

Where's Brenda?

Look at me.
Are you here
by yourself?

Where's Brenda?

Nadine.

We have been
so worried about you.

Where have you been?

Are you okay?

Is she okay?

I think she's fine.

Thanks, Paul.
It's okay.

How's Jane
and the kids?

Uh, the kids are fine.

Look, are you sure
everything's all right?

Because she seems
a little disoriented.

I know.
She's confused.
She's always confused.

But we're gonna
take her right home

and give her
a little snack.

Honey, you did
the best job with
that gardening today.

Am I in trouble again?

Bye, bye.

Thank you so much.

Say hi to Jane and
the kids for me.
Okay.

[ENGINE REVVING]

No one leaves
this house now.

No one.

Right, Marie?

[SHOUTING]
Right, Marie?

Hey.

Yes, Mama.

We're all family.

We love you.

And you love us.

That's why you need
to call the police

and take back
what you said.

Otherwise, you know
what they'll do?

No.

They'll send you away.

They'll take you
away from us.

Away from Marie.

And that's not
what you want
to happen, is it?

No, Brenda.

You know, the only thing
I'm wanting here is to help.

That's...
That's what I do.

I try my best and
I just hope that
you see that.

Yes, Brenda.

I'm sorry.

I won't ever
tell on you again.

[BRENDA SOBBING]

Don't cry, Brenda.

I'm sorry.
I won't tell.

I won't tell.

Don't cry.

BRENDA: Thank you.

Because if you do

I'll kill you.

I'll kill you.

Would you put
this in the drawer
where it belongs?

[GASPING]

You know, if you
took the time

you could almost
be beautiful.

When I was your age
I didn't have anyone
to look after me.

Do you know
how lucky you are
to have me?

[DOORKNOB RATTLING]

[JOEY SHUSHING]

Pretend I'm
someone you like.

Make sure my eggs
are over easy.

And don't break
those yolks.

And Jimmy wants
bacon, crisp.

After breakfast,
you and Gary need to

get over there
to Baker Street
and clean that up.

It seems there
was a break in.

Poor woman.

You should have seen
her face when she
walked in there

and saw that mess.

It almost made me cry.

Mama, look at this.

The mayor's
under investigation.

Oh, my God!
Why don't people
just be grateful

for everything he's
done for this city.

[VACUUM CLEANER WHIRRING]

Two insurance checks
this morning.

Nadine's disability check,
welfare...

Hello! Hello!

Yeah, we're having
breakfast here.

You think you could
go do the laundry
or something?

Oh, okay. I'm sorry.
I'll get right to that.

Does this look crisp?

No.

Nadine, come here a second.

Does Marie look
like she's getting
fat to you?

No, seriously.
Look. Look.

Doesn't this look
like a girl who's
just getting fat.

What do you think?

Doesn't it to you?

It's because
I'm pregnant.

[GROANS]

No, Mama. Mama!

No, she's carrying
a baby, Mama.

Get your hands off me.

JAMES: Mama, no!

It's not Ken's,
it's Joey's.

Is it true?
Is it?

It's Joey's,
that's the truth.

Get out of here, Nadine.
Now!

Now! Go find
something to do.

You listen to me.
The second you
drop this kid

you're getting
your tubes tied.
Got it?

Yes, Mama.

Good!

If you ever diss me again.

Sorry, Mama.

What are you doing?
I told you,
go do the laundry.

Then why don't you
just leave?

My mom.

They'll kill her.

Well, I don't know
how much more
of this I can take.

I'm leaving tonight.

What about your babies?

They're coming
with me.

Oh.

[CLEARING THROAT]

What about Carol?

Yeah.

[SIGHS] I don't know.

She's...

She's too scared.

I don't want my baby
to live like this.

I don't.

Here he is, everybody.

The newest addition
to our family.

Jeremy Joseph Geck.

Here, I'll take him now.
No, I have him.

No, it's okay.

No, no. I want you
to be able to mingle

and everybody to
congratulate you.

Yes. [GASPS]

Oh, my!

Okay, everybody.
Let's go out in the yard for
a family photo. Come on.

WOMAN: Yeah, let's
take a picture.

BRENDA: Come on.

He is beautiful.

I took some food
from the hospital.

[GASPS]
Oh, thank you.

Brenda is just gonna
love that baby.

What?

What did I say?

No. No, don't be sad.

What's the matter?

This is a happy time.

BRENDA: Right.
What am I gonna
do with you?

What, you just were gonna
run over to your mommy's
and leave Carol alone?

Nobody abandons
my daughter. No.

I mean, what were
you thinking, man?

And then she tells me that
you're thinking of taking
full custody

of the children.

No.
I mean...

You ever stopped once
to think about my sister?

Huh? Huh?
[GROANS]

BRENDA: You think you can
take my babies
away from me?

They love me.
They need me.

And you will never
leave this house
with my babies.

GARY:
You're all sick.

You demented bitch.

[GASPS] Ooh!
You're a tough guy.
Ooh.

Not smart for
such a tough guy.

Do you see this?

This is today's paper.
Huh?

You see this guy?

I mean, it's simple.
You can make front page
tomorrow, Gary.

I mean, you want to be
on the front cover, huh?

You want to make
front page? Huh?

You want to
make front page?
Hey, what's going on?

Shut up!
You want to
make front page?

Now, you go home,
you grab your stuff

and you come back
where you belong.
Okay?

Hi, sweetie. I was just
thinking about you.

How's Jeremy?

Good. He's asleep.

You know,
I was thinking that
maybe, uh,

maybe Gary could help me
with the

fire tonight,
because, I've never
done one on my own

and I don't want to
screw it up and...

I guess it's possible
she's finally got
a brain in her head.

Gary, what do you
think about
that idea, hmm?

Gary?

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

So, you're okay, then?
You'll be able to
lift everything?

Yeah, yeah,
I'm fine.

Are you ready?
Yeah.

Well, you probably
saved my life, okay.

MARIE: For now.

All right.
Gary?

Uh, can you
unplug that computer?

Gary?

What?

What?

Nothing.
Okay, come on.

Get a move on.

Let's get
out of here.

GARY:
This is how
Brenda likes it.

It's slow.

And it looks like
an accident.

Are you ready
to go? Huh?

Come on.

Come on, let's go.

[WHISPERS]
Okay, just stay here.

Do not move.

Mom!
We're leaving.

Marie, what's wrong?

MARIE:
I can't find the key.

Mom, we're leaving.

I can't let Jeremy
stay here, I won't.

I can't let him
live this way.

Take me with you.

Please.

But the key,
I can't find it.

Brenda must have it.

Please.

Brenda's gonna
be mad.

I'll come back for you,
I promise.

I'm gonna
get some help.

I'm gonna get you
out of here.

I love you, Mom.

I love you too, baby.

I love you, baby.

Bye-bye.

Come on.
Let's go.

Okay. Can we
just slow down?

No.

Used to see Nadine
in the yard raking leaves
all by herself.

Now, does that sound
like a prisoner to you?

I mean,
Brenda used to chair our
neighborhood watch committee.

I always figured
something was going on
in that house, yeah.

And I wondered when someone
was going to do something
about it.

Did you yourself
ever do anything?

Like, maybe
call the police?

Um, no.

The Gecks are
good neighbors.

Never any trouble.

Keep to themselves.

I don't know
anything about...

[PHONE RINGING]
...anyone being kept as
a prisoner in the basement.

[PHONE BEEPING]
Hello?

OPERATOR: Will you accept
a collect call from
the correctional institute?

Yeah, go ahead.

It's nice to know
I might still have friends,
Leroy. Thank you.

Hey, I don't believe
everything I see on TV.

Innocent until
proven guilty.

I mean,
this is America, right?

Anything I could
do for you?

Marie Devereau
has problems

understanding.

I just want to
reach out...

[BUZZER BUZZING]

...help her understand.

Understand?

Yeah.

Understand.
All right.

[EXHALES]

Hi.

You're not thinking of
putting Nadine on the stand,
are you?

No, she's probably
too damaged
to put on the stand.

Thanks.

Can I ask you
a question?

Why didn't we use
local cops
for the raid?

We work
for the state.

What's the real answer?

[LAUGHS]

The Gecks have
a lot of friends.

MARIE: Here we are.
Home sweet home.

[GASPING]

This is all yours?

Ours, Mom, ours.

I am so proud
of you.

Let me just
unlock the door.

Where's Jeremy?

Oh, he's at a neighbor's
across the way.

She babysits.
She's really nice.

I'll go get him.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

Hello?

LEROY:
Hi, is this Marie?

No, this is Nadine.

Who's this?
Who's this?

Nadine?
Oh, that's a real
pretty name.

You feeling
okay today?

Okay, you were looking
a little bit down.

Why don't you
come up here.

Let me have
a good look at you.
Okay?

Oh.

Okay, when you see her,
you know what you say.

You say,
"Hi, Grandma."

Hi, Grandma.

But I don't know her.

Well, I know, but you're
going to say, "Hi, Grandma,"
anyways. Okay?

So, you're going to say,
"Hi, Grandma."

Hi, Grandma.

Yeah.
Okay, come on.

Mom?

Mom!

Mom.

You don't have to
do things like this
anymore.

What am I
supposed to do?

[GASPS] Hey, Jeremy,
you are so big.

JEREMY: Hi, Grandma.

My, you are a big boy.

Yeah, let's play.

Oh, um,
a friend of yours
called.

You answered the phone?
Who was it?

I don't know,
he didn't say.

They just wanted to
know your address.

What, and you
gave it to him?

No, silly,
I don't know
your address.

He said he'd
call back.

Don't answer the phone
again, okay?

Okay.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

[JEREMY MUTTERING]

Here we go.

Okay, who's hungry
for supper?

Me.

Are you hungry,
Marie? Hmm?

Okay, if you want to eat them,
you remember you don't
call Nadine "Mama" anymore.

Okay?

You call me Mama.

Come on.
Come on, honey.
Say it.

Mama.
Come on, say it.

Say it.

Say it!

Mama!

God help us, please.

Keep my family safe,
I'll do anything.

Amen.

ANNOUNCER ON RADIO:
Top of the fourth,
Jones at bat.

And it's a line drive
into the gap at left center.

Thomas rounding third,
he'll score...

[ALARM RINGING]

PETROCELLI:
Don't say too much.
Let me do the talking.

Okay, let's go.

Let's do it.

Mr. Petrocelli.
PETROCELLI: Phil.

Thank you.
You're welcome.

Nice to see you.

Young man.

Mr. Rothman,
what can we do for you?

Are you here to admit
your folly
or do you want a deal?

I'm here to give your client
a chance to confess,

to come clean, save her
the public humiliation
of a trial

and the state
the cost of one.

Confess?

I'm innocent, sir.

Arson, assault, theft.

Fraud, imprisonment,
kidnapping,
think there's more.

She never committed arson.
Never broke into
those apartments.

Is that right?

BRENDA:
You know, I never said
my children were angels.

And Nadine,
you have seen her.

If she wasn't
locked up,

she would be a threat
to herself.

She was raped repeatedly
by your husband
and by your son Joey.

What do you think?

She's the only
responsible one there

who's keeping the lid
on everything.

She's innocent.

I'm old school.
You know, spare the rod,
spoil the child.

I'm sure,
in this crazy world

that there's not one parent
in that jury that would
disagree with that.

But assault?
No, sir.

The word is discipline.

The word is sociopath,
Mrs. Geck.

You're incapable
of real love.

You're incapable of
any kind of feelings.

You're just...

BRENDA: No, no, no,
that is not me.

[BUZZER BUZZING]
I love my family.

I have always done
everything for my family.

There's no one
to testify against me.

I am their mother.

And no one can
break that bond.
Not even you.

Well, you're not
Gary Crandall's mother.

Sorry.

No, don't be.
I'm glad you mentioned
Gary Crandall.

Yes, yes.
Your key witness.

Not only is Mr. Crandall
an admitted
arsonist and thief,

he kidnapped
my client's daughter
and raped her.

Excuse me?

Oh, and Marie,
your other star witness.

You can't believe
a word she says.

You know she failed
a mental competency test,
don't you?

Oh, Scott, Phil,
what are we gonna
do with you boys?

GUARD:
Arm the gate.

[DOOR BUZZING]

Hi, how are you?

Smile.
It's a beautiful day.

No, sir, I am not
gonna turn on my wife.

All she ever
tries to do
is help people.

That's the truth.
[DOOR BUZZING]

She is innocent.

And so am I.

JOEY: Now, let me
get this straight,
just a sec here.

You want me to testify
against my mother?

[CHUCKLES]

You stupid
son of a bitch.

Joey. Joey,
sit down.
Back off.

Go to hell.

Things weren't
going so well
between the two of us

but I had my hopes.

So he calls and he says
that he wants to see me
and the kids.

Like for a visit.

Instead, he takes me
to a motel.

And he ties me up.

And he rapes me.

Right in front of
my two little babies.

All deals are off
when it comes to
kidnapping and rape.

What? Is that what
Carol told you?

Yes. And she's
very convincing.

Yeah, well, that's not
what happened.

Well, in court,
it's going to be a matter
of he says, she says,

and let me tell you,
juries have a tendency
to side with she.

Are you forgetting that
I was the one who was
kidnapped and beaten?

Yeah, well,
once Carol starts
crying in court,

jury's gonna
forget all of that.

And my two star witnesses
may not be able to convince
anyone of squat.

She's lying.
All right?

My mom has a tape
that can prove it.

What?

Yeah, all right?
She never really
trusted her.

Can you bring me
this tape?

Yeah.

Then you find me
a new witness.

You find me someone
who can testify and
convince the jury.

Helen, I'm Philip Rothman
with the Attorney General's
Office.

This is Scott Mathers.

Are you sure you don't want
your attorney present?

I'm sure.

I'm one of
the victims here,
okay?

Helen, you worked
for Brenda Geck
all this time,

taking part in
countless crimes.

Let's keep the word
"victim" for those
who deserve it.

You think just because
I did something
that I did it willingly?

After my first fire,
Nadine's place,
I was a mess.

I called Brenda.
I told her, "I quit.
I can't do this anymore."

I'm glad you guys
arrested me

so this nightmare
can finally end.

Can you put this woman
away for good?

You tell me
what I need to know.

I can tell you about
all the fires,

the break-ins,
insurance scams,

lawsuits against stores
over fake injuries,

disability scams,
welfare fraud,
shoplifting,

Nadine, and threats
against Marie's life.

Brenda's yard sales,
everything was stolen.

All she's got, like cars,
buildings, whatever,

it's all from crime.

I kept notes.

Dates, times, amounts.

I prayed
for this day to come.

So what are you
offering?

[REPORTERS CLAMORING]

[CAMERAS SNAPPING]

No comment.

No comment.

REPORTER:
Will you be attending
the bail hearing?

Did you know about
the retarded woman
locked in the basement?

I am not retarded.

What's retarded?

Finish your breakfast.

I gotta go.

To work?

Uh, no,
to a bail hearing.

What's that?

I'll explain it later.

Well, I love you.

I love you, too.

Are you sure
you can do this?

Because I can always
get my neighbor.

Marie, I can take care
of my own grandson

for a few hours,
okay?

Okay.

Thank you.

Be good.

Say hi to Ken for me.

Say hi?

Yeah.

Ken loves me.

He does. That's what
he used to tell me
when he would,

he would come down
the stairs.

While he was raping you?

He used to say,
"If anything ever
happens to Brenda,

"I am going to
marry you."

Shut up.

Shut up.
He would hold
my face and...

Shut up.

He would hold my head
in his face...

Shut up.

And he would...
Shut up!

Stop it, stop it,
stop it!

Oh, oh.

I'm...Oh...

I'm so sorry.

I am so sorry.

Oh, are you all right?
I am so sorry.

Sorry. Oh.

Honey, I am so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I... I have to go.
I'm sorry, I...

Say hi to Ken for me.

Miss Devereau.
Can I have
an interview later?

All right.
Thank you.

I'll come and get you
then, all right?

[CAMERAS CLICKING]

[DISTORTED VOICES]

Wait. Wait.

Bob.

Thank you.

Yeah, thank you.

You have it there?

[PEOPLE MURMURING]

Excuse me,
is this seat taken?

Honey.
Are you all right?

Joey. Joey,
are you getting
enough sleep?

Calm down.

GUARD: Take a seat.

BRENDA:
Loosen the grip.

Hi, Phil.

PETROCELLI:
Your Honor.

We're here because of
hearsay and flimsy evidence

from two
unreliable witnesses

who have a grudge
against my client.

One is a rapist
and the other has
a questionable IQ.

Brenda Geck,
is a respected member
in this community.

She is a mother.

She is a grandmother.

She has never been arrested,
she has no record.

And she's not
a flight risk.

So I urge the court
to release her

on her own
recognizance.

Thank you.

Your Honor,
Brenda Geck,
her husband,

and two of her children
are charged with
ten counts of arson.

Kenneth Geck is charged
with three counts of
sexual assault.

The state has uncovered
13 areas,

not crimes,
Your Honor,
areas

of criminal activity.

This family is
a criminal enterprise.

Brenda Geck
and her family are
a danger to this community.

I know this is
difficult for you,

but I'd like to ask you
to go back to that day
when you say

Gary kidnapped
and raped you.

That morning,
did you call his mom,
your mother-in-law?

No, I haven't spoken
to her in a few years.

I hate her.

Now, Carol, I want to
remind you that you're
under oath here.

I know,
I'm telling the truth.

I see.

Are you aware that
your mother-in-law had
an answering machine

and that she taped
every call that you
made to her house?

Uh, no.

Where is
the transcript?

Your Honor,
permission to
play the tape.

[CAROL ON TAPE]
Tell Gary to call me.
Please.

I can't take
my mother anymore.
That bitch is crazy.

I...I love Gary.

The babies,
they love him.

He has to get us
out of here,
away from her.

Please. Please.

PHILIP: Your Honor, the state
charges Carol Geck Crandall
with perjury...

What the hell
were you thinking, huh?
...and requests that...

...all four of these people
be held without bail.

Suck it up.

[SOBBING]

So be it.

Mama.

Don't worry,
'cause that Rothman guy

is never going to
get me to testify
against you

no matter what.

How could you have
said all those

horrible things about me?

Hmm?

I want you to turn around
and walk away.

Don't ever
talk to me again.

Mama...
Don't you dare.

[SHOUTS] Go!

NEWSREADER:
This morning, another Geck
was arrested.

Son James.
On 26 counts
of welfare fraud.

And the troubles
keep piling up
for the Gecks.

A state superior court
has blocked the sale

or transfer of
all the Geck's properties.

Their bank accounts
have been frozen,
their vehicles seized,

thanks to the state's
RICO statute.

Usually reserved
for racketeering
and the mafia,

this is the first time
the RICO statute is being
used against a private family.

If convicted under RICO,
the Gecks will
lose everything.

[DOOR BUZZING]

And in other news,
the governor has announced

various belt tightening
measures that will have...

You have green eyes
just like me.

You could be
my daughter.

So, how you doin'?

Shouldn't I be
asking you that?

Look, I'm not making
much headway here.

Oh, come on, Leroy,
I know her.

Trained her
like a good dog.

All you have to
do with her is...

Your bank account's
been frozen.

Details.

We've got
grand jury coming up.

You are a man of clarity,
be clear.

Make sure
she hears you.

Is that too much
to ask?

MARIE:
Everybody out.

Okay.

No, why don't you let
Grandma help you?

I'm going to
get the door.

Get back in the car.

We're moving.

What?

Why? Did we do
something wrong?

Just get back in the car.
Quick.

We have to call
Mr. Rothman.

[HUMMING]

Mr. Rothman,
may I speak with you
for second?

I did take
a mental competency test,
and yes, I did fail.

Brenda said that if I didn't
she would kill my mother.

You said you needed
some more witnesses.

The Alavarez,
the other foster kids, uh...

Their parents died
and they were with
the Gecks

just so that they could
stay together.

Brenda beat them.
She kept them
out of school.

She made them shoplift,
if they wanted to eat
that is.

Her name is Sarah.

This is Mike.

Brenda would make him
clean out the places
before the fires

and if he refused
she would threaten
to burn him

in a fire.

Whenever Steven
would wet his bed,

Brenda would
wipe his face with
the soiled sheets

and she would make him
stand naked for everyone
to see and laugh at.

Patricia.

Brenda would get her
to hit my mom.

And the reward
was a cookie.

When I was little,
she'd get me
to do it, too.

And to call
my own mother
a retard.

And the reward for that
was two cookies.

Patricia was 13

when Joey started
raping her

and everyone
knew about it.
Everyone.

So, there you go,
you have
four new witnesses.

Not one of them
has ever had to take a
mental competency test, okay?

Now, I need your help.

Wow.

That Mr. Rothman,
he's a nice man.

Yeah.

Oh, wow.

Oh, beautiful.

Oh, thanks so much.
Uh, what was your name?

Theresa.
I manage the building.

James Geck's attorney
just called.

JAMES: You know,
she's not normal.

She's not capable
of real love.

She's sick.

So...

So what was I
supposed to do, huh?

How about saying, "No"?
Calling the cops?

Interceding on behalf
of Nadine
and those foster kids?

When Mama says, "Jump,"
there's only one answer.

"How high?"

Well, I'm the one
who's saying, "Jump,"
right now,

and what's your answer
going to be?

[SIGHING]

You don't need to
look to her for that.

I'm not going down
with my mother.

All right.

All right.

[REPORTERS CLAMORING]

Mr. Rothman, sir,
do we have a trial date?

Oh, yes,
I'm very confident.

Our list of witnesses
keeps growing,
and I'm pleased to say

that we've added
one of their own as
a state witness, James Geck.

If I were Brenda Geck,

I'd keep in mind
this thing known as
the domino theory.

And I'd be worried.

I'd be very worried.
Thank you.

Mama. Mama?

[GROANING]

Here you go, honey.
I'll help you.

Thanks.

Oh!

WOMAN: All right!
Here we go!

[ALL SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]

Break it up.

You. Over here.

Get up, get up.
WOMAN: That's it.

Mama! Mama!

[TV CONTINUES PLAYING]

NEWSREADER:
Perfect weather,
right on into the weekend.

So the numbers
look like this.

Saturday, high...
Mommy!

[SOBBING]

Sunday, a bit cooler.
Low, near 40.

Housekeeping.

BRENDA: Oh, Marie.

What am I gonna
do with you? Hmm?

Huh?

[GASPING]

Hmm?

Marie, your car
is on fire.

Your car is on fire.

MARIE: Oh, no!

Boy, you must've
really pissed
somebody off, huh?

I mean,
what did you do?

Do you know what
it cost me to get
that trailer cleaned up?

And now you
give me this?

We run a family business
here, okay?

Might as well
just find yourself
another job.

You fire me,
and I will
sue your ass.

Now I am going back
in that room,
and I'm gonna finish my job.

[SIREN WAILING]

[SHUSHING]

Now what we have here
is a failure to communicate.

If you testify
to the grand jury
tomorrow,

it won't be just your car
that goes, "Whoosh!"

You feel me?

Think about your boy.

Retarded mother of yours.

They like their fancy
new apartment?

Yeah. Come on.

Don't turn around.

Where's Jeremy?

He's having his nap.

Where's my mother?
I have no idea.

She asked me to
watch him for a while.
What's up?

Mom!

Are you all right?

Oh, the sun
feels so good!

Isn't it
a beautiful day?

Yes, it is.

[GASPING]
[CLICKING TONGUE]

You okay?

You okay?
Yeah.

They...
They're not ready yet.

Is the grand jury
always this slow?

Oh, the wheels
of justice,
you know.

Thanks for finding
the apartment for us.

They're ready.

Excuse me.
Are you Susan Carter?

Yeah.

I have some photos
for you.

I thought that
you might be here,

and I saved them
for you all this time.

Oh, God.

I thought these were
lost in the fire.
Thank you.

Did you start the fire?

You?

Yeah.

I used to believe
that people were good.

And that all changed
when I was old enough
to realize that

my life had been
taken from me

by Brenda Geck.

And it was beyond
the beatings,

and the threats,
and the rapes.

She did something
far worse.

She made me believe
that I was stupid.

And that my mother and me
were less than.

And I'd go to bed
every night, wondering
what I had done

that was so awful
to deserve all of this.

And I begged God
to please send someone
to save us.

And God sent my baby.

And I couldn't
look at Jeremy
and believe

that he was less than.

And I couldn't
let him grow up
the way that I did.

Jeremy saved me.

I'm not stupid.

I am not less than.

Thank you, Miss Devereau.

Brenda Geck forced me
into becoming a criminal,

or else I wouldn't have
access to my children.

When it comes to children,
my mother has a sickness.

She sees them as angels,

but somehow,
she turns them
into devils.

I worked for Brenda Geck
for all those years,

because I knew if I left,
she'd have me killed.

I knew that.

And him, her husband.

When I was about
five years old,

my mother began
teaching me
how to shoplift,

and how to steal.

And I became
really good at it

because I wanted her
to be proud of me.

ATTORNEY GENERAL:
The grand jury
has delivered

an unprecedented 158 counts
against the Geck family.

MAN: They beat me.

ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Seventy-one of the charges
levied against Brenda Geck,

the sadistic ring-leader
of the criminal enterprise.

WOMAN: And I
feel bad about Marie.

As Attorney General,

I am proud of
what this office
has accomplished,

even in the face
of severe
budget constraints.

Now I'd like to pass
the microphone over

to the man who is
leading this fight,

Assistant Attorney General,
Philip Rothman.

Thank you, sir.

The most serious charges
against the Gecks include
arson, rape, extortion,

solicitation of murder,
insurance fraud, and robbery
and theft-related counts,

all filed under the
RICO statute.

Now, while an apparent
economic motive exists

for many of the crimes
perpetrated by Brenda Geck,

there are others
for which a motive may
never be fully understood.

Maybe not even by
Brenda Geck herself.

A sociopath

has no conscience,

no sense of guilt.

Yet Brenda Geck is guilty

and I will prove that
in court, at trial.

Joseph Geck,
how do you plead?

No contest.

JUDGE: Kenneth Geck,
how do you plead?

No contest.

JUDGE: Brenda Geck,
how do you plead?

No contest.

You understand
that "no contest"

is akin to
a plea of guilty,

in that you're not
contesting the charges

brought against you
by the state?

Yes, Your Honor.
Yes, we do.

Do you understand,
Joseph Geck?

Yes, Your Honor.

Joseph Geck, I sentence you
to six years on 11 counts,

and order you to pay
$80,000 in restitution.

Kenneth Geck,
I sentence you

to 25 years on 31 counts,

and order you to pay
$116,000 in restitution,

and to surrender
all properties

shared by you and your wife
to the state government.

Brenda Geck.

I want to tell you,
it gives me a great deal
of pleasure to do this.

I sentence you
to 30 years
on 24 counts,

and I order you to pay
a total of $165,000
in restitution

to the insurance companies
that you have defrauded
and to the federal government,

for cashing
social security checks
made out to others.

Yes, Your Honor.

By the time the state
is done with you, Mrs. Geck,

you will be one
of two things,

very old,

or very dead.

Get them
out of my sight.

How're the kids?

Are you people deaf?

What am I even
doing in here?

Oh, man.

[CHUCKLING SOFTLY]

I get it now.

You were watching me.

Oh, God.

Didn't you get
a big enough
piece of me? Hmm?

Reveal yourself,
you freaking cowards!

You took my babies!

[SPITTING]

[SOBBING] My babies!

You took the only thing
that ever meant
anything to me.

You took my babies!

I've seen enough.

[BRENDA CONTINUES SOBBING]

MALE NEWSREADER:
And now that Brenda Geck
has been locked away,

the state has made
a decision
about what to do

with the Geck house
on Hamilton Road.

It will be demolished,
and the property

will be turned into
a neighborhood park.

FEMALE NEWSREADER:
And in other news,

the governor has announced
various belt-tightening
measures that will...

NADINE: I am trying
to find a soft one.

Grandma, Grandma,
I got some cookies.

Oh, hey!
You give me a cookie,
I'll give you a cookie.

How about that?
Okay.

Hey, what's this?
JEREMY: I don't know.

NADINE: A pineapple.
You know where
they come from?

JEREMY: Yeah.
NADINE: Hawaii.

JEREMY:
I love you, Grandma.

NADINE:
I love you, too.