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(a fly buzzes)

(pedal steel guitar music)

- Hola, hola.
- Hola.

[Man] Bastion.

B-A-S-T-I-O-N.

(soft humming)

(doorbell rings)

[Merle] I don't think I can,

I don't think I
can ask for that.

[Raúl] Those are your
days, you saved them.

[Merle] I know
that by I can't ask

for more than a
week consecutive.

Like that's just, that's policy

so I know she's
not gonna say yes.

Don't laugh, I'm serious.

I'm not, I'm not.

- Hello.
- Jesus.

Sorry, I didn't see there
was a light switch there,

else I'd have turned it on.

Are you Merle Klein?

[Merle] Yeah.

And your father was
Wayne Klein, the singer?

Yeah, what can I do for you?

This is gonna
sound a bit strange

but my name is Sinaloa

and I'm your
sister, half-sister.

Yeah.

So no one ever
told you about me.

I guess I shouldn't
be all that surprised.

Why's that?

Did you know him very well?

[Sinaloa] Probably
not like you.

But he knew about you?

I mean, like you
actually knew him?

Yeah.

No, he'd come and see us
whenever they toured through.

Come down, stay a few days.

Come down where?

Brighton, it's south of
London, it's on the coast.

Now when I was nine he
came and stayed with us

for a whole month
working on a new album.

He'd get up, go
down to the beach,

write all day next to the pier.

He didn't come back after that.

- Which album?
- Say again?

Which album did he write
when he stayed with y'all?

Cold Blind Religion.

It's all based on
old English ballads.

Yeah, I know it.

Well look, I just
thought we should meet.

I haven't got any
family left, so.

Sorry to hear that.

I heard some good things
about Austin though,

so I thought maybe at least
I'd come play a few gigs.

- You're a musician?
- Guitar, singer-songwriter.

[Raúl] Austin is the real
shit so you're gonna love it.

[Sinaloa] It seems kind of,

I don't know, it's not
quite what I imagined.

- Where's your guitar?
- Funny story.

I got mugged in New
Orleans last week

having a pee in the park,
so minus one guitar.

And where are you
staying right now?

[Sinaloa] Oh,
some kids told me

about a place I could crash at.

[Raúl] We can give you
a ride, what part of town?

That would be
fucking brilliant.

That's way out by
the airport I think.

Oh well I can hop a bus
or something if it's a pain.

No, I don't think buses--

No worries, I'll
figure it out.

Oh, it was lovely meet you both.

Hey,

if I find a gig,

maybe you come?

[Raúl] Yeah, sure.

[Sinaloa] Bye.

- We should--
- No.

Come on, she's family.

[Merle] Raúl.

Come on.

Raúl!

Hey, excuse me.

Sina...loa, is that it?

Ah it's no problem at all,
friends stay here all the time.

That's how we do it in the ATX.

Put her in Ray's room
for tonight?

- Ummm.
- I'll get your things.

Who's Ray?

Raúl's son.

He's with us on
the weekends, so.

Are you guys married?

[Merle] No, we're engaged.

This is a nice place,
what's the rent like?

- I own it actually.
- Really?

[Merle] I bought it 10
years ago, fixed it up.

It was pretty much
falling down then, so.

I definitely couldn't afford

to buy in this neighborhood now.

Right, can I use your toilet?

Sure yeah, it's the
middle doorway in the hall.

What the fuck are you doing?

- It's just for tonight.
- I don't care.

She's your sister.

So the only thing people
know about my hometown

is that there's a song
written about El Paso, it was,

what was the name of
that song, the writer?

What happened
to Wayne's songs?

Well my mom had to sell
off most of the catalog, so.

There were a bunch of debts

and a few other things
we had to deal with.

I don't know if you're
looking to record or--

No, I mean like
what he wrote down.

Like chord charts and notebooks
and anything like that,

I'd just like to have a look.

Gosh yeah, you know I'd
have to think about that.

(Merle and Raúl argue
in hushed tones)

Will you pass
the strawberries?

So Sinaloa, we're
actually about to head

out of town today
for the long weekend.

Yeah, we're throwing an

engagement party
out in Hill Country.

Yeah, sorry about
the bad timing.

I would've liked to have
spend a little bit more--

No that's cool,

I can go find that
other place to crash at.

Well,

we can drop you on
our way out of town.

Are you sure?

Of course, it's
pretty far from here.

If it's no trouble?

- Yeah no that's, yep...
- No, it's no trouble.

(video game sounds)

Wait, this can't be right.

No, this is it.

Thanks again for the lift, guys.

I will come by next week
if I'm still in town.

Okay.

- Nice to meet you, Ray.
- Bye.

Bye.

[Raúl] Wait hold on, we should
watch 'til she gets inside.

- Merle!
- What?

You'd really let that poor--

She's okay, she's fine.

What are we supposed to do here?

You know what I think.

(relaxed guitar music)

[Sinaloa] How did
you find this place?

It was my grandparents'.

It's been in the
family since the 1840s.

Wayne's parents?

Yeah, it's about
160 acres in total.

[Sinaloa] And it's
just sitting here?

No, we lease the land
out for grazing and

rent the house out
during hunting season.

But it covers the taxes so
I can keep it in the family.

You own this?

Yeah.

[Sinaloa] That's great.

It's such a cool old place.

Yeah, Raúl thinks
we should fix it up,

make it into a
bed and breakfast.

Put in some grapevines...

Apparently Fredericksburg
is the next Napa.

Christ, don't do that.

Beautiful.

[Merle] Yeah,
it's a nice spot.

Got a lot of family ashes
scattered around here.

[Sinaloa] Not our boy, though.

[Merle] No,

he wanted someplace
folks could visit.

[Sinaloa] I used to
think he was so weird

that he went down to
the beach to write,

like the worst
touristy part of it.

I reckon now he liked
the foot traffic

more than anything else.

Folks would stop by
our house all hours,

guitar in one hand,
bottle in the other.

Some of those sessions
went on for days.

That must have been amazing

to grow up with so much
music in the house.

Sometimes.

So did he tell you about me, or?

No.

I read your name
in the obituary.

[Merle] Hey, are
y'all ready to eat?

Yeah.

Who is that for?

There's also this,

this.

- No fuckin' way.
- It's just his old beater.

It's not worth anything
except for just you know,

Sentimental I guess.

Actually I'm not sure if
it's still playable 'cause

you know no one's
touched it since--

(soft guitar tones)

You got me, I
can't play this game,

you gotta split my cards.

I don't wanna play anymore.

- You're a sore loser.
- You're a sore loser!

(soft guitar tones)

Hey.

Do you need anything?

I'm good, thanks.

Any requests?

Do you know Wax Wing?

I always think of
that when I'm here.

(soft guitar music)

You should sing it.
(Merle laughs)

Come on.

I can't.

[Sinaloa] Bollocks.

No I mean it, I can't,
I'm completely tone-deaf.

That's too bad.

* First there was
the spoken word

* Then there was the black mud.

* The uttered sound
was loneliness

* And that gave
birth to first blood

* Son, I speak the truth to you

* As said so long ago

* Know the land you live on

* And hold on to what you know

* Fly too high to the sun, son

* You surely will come down

* Fly too high to that sun, son

* You surely will come down

Oh hey, y'all.

Where's this party at?

Hey there, Patricia.

[Patricia] Good to see
you Junior, how are you?

- Hey mama.
- Hi honey.

- Hey Patricia.
- Hi.

- How was your drive?
- It was fine.

- Hi.
- Hi honey.

- Don't get me dirty.
- I'm sorry.

Where's Dennis?

Oh, that is old news.

- Oh no, I really liked him.
- Ugh, boring as church

and not gifted in the
art of syncopation.

I thought you were
getting a haircut?

[Merle] I did.

[Patricia] What's going
on with these bangs?

[Merle] I thought
maybe I'd grow 'em out.

Really?

Yep. Hey honey, can you
come hold this ladder for me?

Junior, I have these
table linens in here

and also my pies are
in the ice chest.

Could one of y'all
unload this for me?

'Cause I just got
these nails done.

You bet, just give me a sec.

I can help you with those.

Oh well, that's very
sweet, thank you honey.

No problem.

Is something wrong,
do I have lipstick?

[Sinaloa] Your eyes,
they're unusual.

Oh well, Townes once said
that they were the color

of a Colorado sky just
before a thunderstorm.

Really, did that work?

- Oh shit.
- What?

I wanted to talk to her first.

So are you a friend of Raúl's?

No, I'm Merle's sister.

Oh shit, shit,
shit, shit, shit.

Mama, I am so sorry.

I meant to talk to beforehand,
before you met her.

It's just a really,
really long story.

(chattering)

(relaxed guitar music)

- What you got?
- I caught it in my bedroom.

[Sinaloa] Nice.

How are you gonna kill it?

I'm not, I'm
letting it outside.

Might come back and
sting you that way.

Best be sure.

(horses neighing)

(country music)

- I don't think that would work.
- You never know.

Hey Sinaloa.

Come meet Spud, he used to tour
with Wayne back in the day.

- Spud Fitzhugh?
- That's right.

[Sinaloa] You were a
hell of a pedal steel man.

Well thank you, darling.

Say, Merle was just telling
me about you and your dad

and Brighton and whatnot

and hell, I'm just
here shaking my head.

Why's that?

He's been gone nine years and

we're still trying to
catch up to that dirty dog.

I was asking Spud if
maybe he remembers your mom.

Do you remember my mother?

Was she this little bitty
thing with straight blond hair?

[Sinaloa] She was about my
height, auburn hair, blue eyes.

Her name was Rose.

She worked at a pub
called the Cricketers.

Oh shit, the place
with all the red

velvet on the wallpaper
and everywhere.

That's it.

Yeah man, we were drinking
a lot of Green Spot back then.

Old Wayne, he could be
a real prick if they

didn't have good Irish
whiskey behind the bar

but I think that
place did it up right.

Do you remember
her mother though?

Rose.

That just doesn't ring a
bell, I'm real sorry darling.

Excuse me.

You know, nowhere that
has less than 600 seats...

Damn girl, you hungry?

I am, do you mind?

Who are you?

I'm Trace, Merle's daddy
and my daddy were cousins.

That makes you Merle's cousin.

That's right.

I already know who you are so
I reckon we're cousins too.

Welcome.

So you just here
to put your name

on the family tree or something?

Don't tell me,

you've got it all written
down in your Bible.

I just well might.

(relaxed country
violin, guitar music)

* The moon is gone now

* And the rain has fallen

* The songs are sung

* And the stories are told

* And the fire is dying

* And the logs are fallen

* But I'll keep you warm

* When the nights are cold

* Please don't ask me

* To swim that river

* Please don't ask me

* For silver and gold

* I can't give you things

* That I can't deliver

* But I'll keep you warm

* When the nights are cold

* I'll keep you warm

* When the nights are cold

(relaxed country
guitar, violin music)

(clapping)

(relaxed guitar music)

* Oh where is pretty Polly

* Yonder she stands

* Gold rings on the fingers
of her lily-white hands

* Oh Polly, oh Polly,
oh Polly, said he

* Let's take us a walk
before married we'll be

* Let's take us a walk
before married we'll be

* He led her over fields
and through valleys so deep

* And soon pretty
Polly began for to weep

* Oh William, sweet William,
oh William, said she

* I feel your intention
is to murder me

* I feel your intention
is to murder me

* Oh pretty Polly

You can still make a mean
buttermilk pie, Patricia.

Thank you, Steven.

You're lookin' well.

Mm hmm, well I'm doing
really, really well.

What?

She kinda phrases the
song like her daddy.

(relaxed country
violin, guitar music)

* He stabbed her in the heart
and the red blood did flow

* And into the grave
her fair body did roll

* He then buried poor Polly
and left her all alone

* With no one to weep but
the small birds to moan

* With no one to weep but
the small birds to moan

* Oh where is pretty Polly

* Yonder she stands

* Covered in blood
and her dagger in hand

* Oh William, sweet William,
she calls to the night

* To claim what she's
owed by the pale moonlight

* To claim what she's
owed by the pale moonlight

* To claim what she's owed

* By the pale

* Moonlight

(clapping)

You to need to air this
place out, Merle Anne.

It smells like old people.

I was just comin'
in the make coffee.

Oh, it's no trouble.

That pig looked dry.

Oh no, it was perfect.

You didn't try any?

No, no.

Well Junior did
a really good job.

Well, I'll take
your word for it.

Hey, did Aunt Kay find you?

- No, what'd she want?
- I don't know.

I can finish that up and bring
it out to you if you want.

- Milk, two Sweet and Lows.
- I know.

Where's your
guitar at, sweetie?

It's outside, it's not mine.

I know, never thought I'd
see that old scrap again.

I can finish that for you.

You go out and enjoy your party.

It's all right,
I'm almost done.

I'd like to help you.

It's all right.

Why don't you go out
and play some more?

I'll be right there.

[Trace] There she is.

I just wanted to come
and say goodnight.

- Leaving so soon?
- Yeah.

I got some lines to
check out on the river.

But it was really
nice meeting you.

You know,

if you're interested in
talkin' a little family gossip,

you're welcome to join me.

* Get back in the game
and start playing again

* I'd like to stay

* But I might have to
go start over again

* Might go back down to Texas,

* might go somewhere
I've never been

[Sinaloa] Let's go.

Yup.

Whooo-ee.

That's not a bad
one right there.

Bet you $20 I can
guess why you're here.

- I don't have $20.
- Well there you go.

See you're going about
this the wrong way.

You in Texas now.

What does that mean?

It means that you
got to know people

to get things done around here.

And you know people?

A few.

Look, if Wayne was my daddy,

I'd probably be
feeling left out.

Uh-huh.

Now I could introduce you to a

legal associate of mine.

He knows all about
inheritance and

deedage and

chain of custody and whatnot.

Merle don't know what she want
to do with that ranch land.

Hell, she probably
don't even want it.

It wouldn't take much.

Lease out those mineral
rights and booyah,

you got mailbox money, honey.

You're a very
thoughtful person.

Hey,

you got a legitimate
claim, what's fair is fair.

(anxious tones)

What the hell I
do with my knife?

(blade slicing)

What did you do that for?

You cut my goddamn ear off.

Oh jeez, it was
only a wee nick.

Greedy bitch, I was
trying to help you!

I don't need your help.

I don't need anything
from any of you people.

Hey.

I didn't hear Trace's
truck pull up, so.

Listen, you know he's
our cousin right?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

He took me fishing.

Then he offered to help me sue

for part of Wayne's estate.

Really?

[Sinaloa] Yep.

[Merle] Well what did you say?

Not much, I cut his ear.

You...

What?

I cut his ear with
a folding knife,

a bit more than I
meant to actually.

But message sent,

he'll be fine.

Are you being serious?

Shit I'm sorry,

I feel like I should've
warned you about him.

He's kind of our black sheep so

but nothing... I mean
you're okay right?

Me? I'm fine.

(warbling guitar tones)

I'll pick you up
around five, yeah?

Probably later,
my boss is kind of a

stick in the butt if you
don't put in 50 hours.

Doesn't sound like a very
nice children's museum.

Oh, the exhibitions
are incredible though.

You want to take a
tour before we open?

You gotta go fast.

No, no, no, no, no, no.
(shouting, laughing)

This one's kinda neat,

it's got all these like
different fruits and stuff, so.

You know.

What's it all for?

It helps teach kids
about agriculture

and sustainability and basic
commerce, that kind of thing.

You want to go?

Yeah.

[Merle] Did you have one
of these when you were a kid?

No.

- Perfect, just who I need.
- Hey Andrea.

We need to talk. VIP
lunch, revised pitch plan.

[Merle] Okay yeah, I'll be
up in just a couple minutes.

Actually I've
got a nine o'clock.

[Merle] Oh okay, yeah, this
is actually my sister Sinaloa.

I was just giving
her a quick tour.

- Surprise sister.
- Yeah.

It's so nice to
meet you, welcome.

[Merle] Andrea's the
Director of Development.

She kind of raises
all the money.

- Well, we're a team.
- I'm gonna go.

Okay.

Yeah, I'll see you later then.

Nice to meet you.

* You don't get nothing
in this world for free

* It takes a lot of
bread to be a politician

* Don't you see we're
all sinking down

* Things are gonna fall apart

* Before they ever come together

* Have to wander around
before we ever find center

* You think it's hard now

* We're in for nasty weather

* 'Cause things
are gonna get worse

* Before they ever get better

[Merle] How were you
getting by back home?

Busking.

Then I got recommended
to a couple of places.

A set or two a week for
a piece of the door,

that's all I really need.

You'll find something.

You must know someone, right?

Club people, friends
of your dad's?

I don't know,

I think most of those places
are closed now really.

What about that guy you
introduced me to at Kerbey Lane?

You know, the guy
with the shirt.

[Merle] What?

- I'm not done yet.
- Sorry.

There might be a couple
people I can reach out to.

- Really, you'd do that?
- Yeah, sure.

I mean you're probably
gonna end up playing like at

a fern bar in Pflugerville
or something but I can do it.

- I don't care.
- All right, yeah.

Let me see what I can do.
(cell phone ringing)

Sorry.

Hey mama.

Yeah hold on let me ask
him. Hey sweetheart?

[Raúl] Yeah?

My mother would like
to know if you could

call your plumber friend to
come and look at her shower.

- I gave her Beto's number.
- I know that.

He speaks English.

I know, can you
just call him anyway?

- Okay.
- Thank you.

Yeah, he's gonna
call him right now.

All right, I love you.

Bye.

Okay, my mom just bought me
a bunch of bridal magazines.

I'll be right back, okay?

I put stickies on
everything worth looking at.

We'll probably have to take
a trip up to Highland Park.

I've seen plenty of nice
dresses here in town, mama.

What's this?

Oh, I thought
we'd have a little

tea with grammy's bone china

and...

She gave me that when
I married your daddy.

It's sterling,
check out the stamp.

I've never seen
you wear this one.

You know, it's just,

silver's not really
right for my skin tone.

You'd think grammy might
have noticed that but...

I think it's perfect on you.

(anxious tones)

It just seems like
a lot of extra trouble

to order a cake from
three hours away.

Well they are the best in
the state and they will come

to the place on the day and
put it all together on site.

Fine, that sounds,
it sounds expensive.

Well then let's just order
a sheet cake from the HEB

and maybe a piñata.

Look,

you deserve something special

and I want to give that
to you, is that a crime?

No.

Well then quit fighting me.

It's your day.

(relaxed guitar music)

I suppose I
should say thank you

to the Saxon for
letting me do this.

This is a song that my
dad wrote for my mum.

(soft guitar music)

* Blue eyes

* You use them as a guise

* To show me my reflection

* Offer me protection

* So take me in your wings

* And I promise anything

* But tomorrow

* I've already promised

* More than I can borrow

* Blue seas

* Between you and me

* They are measured in our minds

* They mark off five year's time

* And I'm waiting by the shore

* And I'm beseeching

* Poor old Poseidon

* Asking him for someplace

* I can hide in

* Asking him for someplace

* I can hide in

(clapping)

* To make it right

* Let's make it right this time

* 'Cause I don't wanna fight

* With anyone else but you

(relaxed country
violin, guitar music)

Wow.

Okay.

- I--
- Surprise.

Have to teach a spin class
at 6:30 in the morning, so.

You're not staying
to help us celebrate?

[Raúl] Not tonight, sorry.

- Well, cheers.
- Okay.

Well cheers to you,
it's your night.

Wow.

You're missing out.
(laughs)

It's really good.

It's good stuff,
it's my favorite.

I have to get
going but listen,

you guys should definitely
stay and hang out.

[Merle] We could always
take a cab home if you wanna

have another round.

Hell yes I do.

Cool, I'll talk to
you guys later.

Bye.

[Raúl] Great show,
congratulations.

- Be safe.
- Thank you, bye.

- It was a good show.
- Thank you.

Oh you gave me more, thanks.

Cheers.

Seriously, thank you.

I've got that violin
solo in my head.

- From tonight?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Merle] Fiddle.

[Sinaloa] It's not that
far, do you wanna go down?

No.

We can't, it's filled
with construction debris.

Some idiot jumped
in a couple of years

ago and impaled himself
on a piece of rebar.

[Sinaloa] That's too bad.

What was that
first song tonight?

Something he wrote for us.

He'd sing it
whenever he visited.

Sometimes over the phone.

Does that bother you?

No.

Maybe a little bit.

Well it's the only
thing he ever gave us.

(relaxed guitar music)

I can do a flip,
can you do a flip?

Yeah,

one, two,

three.

(splashing)

Is that a cave down there?

Yeah, it connects to the
aquifer. It goes on for miles.

- Can we check it out?
- No, hold on, no.

People have gotten lost
down there and just like

their bodies just wash back
underground, it's dangerous.

Sinaloa.

(laughs)

You scared me.

I know.

(soft guitar music)

[Merle] Don't
stop, it's so pretty.

I thought you were asleep.

Just dozing.

Do you have lyrics yet?

I'm still working on those.

Right, I'm going for a pee.

Hey!

What?

I'm sorry, I...

I didn't think that
you would mind.

I'm sorry.

- Who is it?
- My mom,

again.

She doesn't seem the type.

This wedding's got her
stirred up in some weird ways.

Was your mom,

I don't know, were
you two close?

Yeah.

She had to work a
lot but we got along.

She was a bit daft.

But sweet.

How old were you?

I mean...

17.

Wow.

People die, it's what they do.

You know, there's
this really cool

old dance hall just up the road.

We should go because you
would really like it.

- Can we go now?
- I don't think so.

I mean I didn't even tell
Raúl we were coming here, so.

Sorry.

(country guitar music)

* Don't you get too broke up
about the way things are made

We're going to jump in.
Okay, ready? Here we go.

* 'Cause nothing is arranged

* It's all
predestined, I'm afraid

Just kind of
shuffle your feet.

* Every siren

* That I have ever known

* Shows up from behind me

(applause)

(upbeat country guitar music)

* Spent all my life

* In California

* All my troubles
and all my sins

* Well I go to work

* Most every morning

* I get paid come Friday night

* Well I cut trees

* Down off the mountain

* Monday I'm dead broke,
ain't got a single dime

* Around, around
and around we go

* Around, around
and around we go

* This ain't no place for
a man to rest his soul

* This ain't no place

* For a man to rest his soul

Good evening, may I?

Yeah, sure.

* Well I might suggest virtue

* And you might
suggest restraint

- Do you like this band?
- Yeah, they're good.

They're all right, I'm Taylor.

- I'm Merle.
- Merle.

Merle.

So I was thinking we
could get some more beers

and head over to the ranch,
it's not far from here right?

Guys I'm really sorry, I just,

I think I need to talk
to my sister real fast.

Can you just give us a second?

Yeah, sure.

Thank you.

Sorry about that, it
was nice to meet you.

What are you doing?

[Sinaloa] Come on, it could
be fun, it's nothing serious.

This seems pretty
serious to me, Sinaloa.

I need to go home, okay?

You're not married yet.

It's a joke.

* Blue eyes

* You use them as a guise

* To show me my reflection

* Offer me protection

* Take me in your wings

(gasp)
(tires screeching)

(dog whimpering)

[Merle] Is it okay?

[Sinaloa] No.

Shit.

Oh shit,

fuck.

[Sinaloa] What are you doing?

I'm calling Animal Control

and they can come
and take care of it.

[Sinaloa] Out here?

Then I'll find the
closest emergency vet.

[Sinaloa] Merle, her hips
are crushed. She's suffering.

I know, we can call
someone and they'll come --

what's that for?

Come on.

[Merle] Well I'm
not gonna do it!

You're the one who hit her.

You can't let her lie there in
pain anymore, it's not right.

I'll help you but you
have to be the one.

You'll never forgive yourself
if you let me do it for you.

It's probably gonna
die any minute anyway.

[Sinaloa] That's not
right and you know it.

[Merle] No.

(dog whimpering)

It's okay buddy.

We're going to help you.

[Merle] No, I can't.

Yes you can, I'll show you.

(Merle weeping)

I'm going to count to three.

One--

No.

Two.
(dog yelps)

Hello?

(soft piano, guitar tones)

* I was lying in your arms
and I dreamed I was flying

* Over laughing fields
of lavender and vine

Piss off, this is
a public place!

(telephone ringing)

Hello?

Fucking fascists,
thanks for getting me out.

Why don't you have an ID?

[Sinaloa] I told you, I
got robbed in New Orleans.

[Merle] Well you need to
get that taken care of,

you can't walk around without
identification on you.

- Are you serious?
- Yes.

Really?
(Sinaloa laughing)

Yes.

Don't forget we're meeting with
the caterer tomorrow at 10.

I thought that
was next Saturday.

I put it on your calendar.

I said I'd carpool down to

San Antonio for Ray's
soccer tournament.

It's like really hard to
get time with this person,

she's super busy.

I trust your judgment.

You know more about
this stuff than I do.

[Merle] Honey that's not
the point, I need you there.

Why?

Because of your mom?

Just because she's
paying for it doesn't

mean she should get to
decide the entire menu.

I could go to the
caterer with you.

I really don't think
that's a good idea.

I'll just follow your lead,
agree with everything you say.

That's all I was
planning on doing.

If all you need is someone
else, another person,

problem solved.

Fine.

Hey, you gotta
tell her to start

wearing pajamas or
shorts or something.

I don't want Ray seeing that.

What?

Oh come on, he's probably seen

worse than that on
the internet surely.

I don't want it getting
back to his mother

that I got strange women laying
around in their underwear.

I'll never hear the end of it.

Who are you calling strange?

That's my sister.

I don't know if
she's your sister

but she's definitely strange.

Ooh, what is this pretty one?

This is the crawfish puff,

it's probably our
most popular canapé.

Thank you.

Too much cayenne.

I don't know, I think I like
that it's a little bit spicy.

No, I agree with your mum
about the cayenne thing.

It's too much.

Actually no, now I'm kind
of enjoying the afterglow.

Nevermind.

Thank you.

What is this again?

Duck bits with

kumquat sauce.

Loquat.

Loquat, lo, loquat sauce.

Did you like the quail?

[Sinaloa] Yeah.

Me too.

[Sinaloa] Yeah, that was good.

I know 'cause fully
open bars are tacky,

and people get drunk.

Well you know,

we could have one
signature cocktail maybe

especially for your wedding,
I think that would be nice.

Have you gone through the
rest of those magazines?

I will, yeah.

We don't have all the
time in the world here.

I know, you know
I was thinking

it might be fun though
to make my own dress.

Just like a simple shift
in like pale green, maybe?

Merle Anne, green is not
good for your skin tone.

Think like a bride, not a
bridesmaid, white or ivory.

Maybe something
with a high collar.

Hope you're hitting the gym.

Jesus Christ,
that's your daughter.

You know, I don't know who
you think you are talking to me

- You know damn well who I am.
- Please don't.

Mama?

I'll teach you E minor
'cause it's really easy.

So these two,

that one there and
that one there,

one up, yeah, push really hard.

- Is that right?
- Yeah.

And then C major
is this one here

and that one there
and that one there.

Push it harder.

Ray.

Let's get started on that
math homework, buddy.

I was giving him
a guitar lesson.

Some other time.

Vamos.

[Ray] Do I have
to do it right now?

Yeah now, before
it gets too late.

!Ándale!

I'll leave the door unlocked.

That's nice of you.

(soft guitar tones)

Yeah I know mama and,

yeah well you know
we're both really

grateful for everything
you're doing for us, so.

Yeah.

Yeah no, I completely agree,
it was really thoughtless.

(soft guitar music)

* There's a picture
in the window

* That's only there
to hold out the light

* Understanding is suffering

* And nothing's ugly
when it's out of sight

* Little sister
would you wake me

* If the house caught
fire in the night

[Merle] Hey.

Did you get a good crowd?

Monday night, totally dead.

Shit I'm sorry,
I was hoping I was

gonna be done with this
in time to come but...

[Sinaloa] Quarter to 11
and you're still working.

Yeah, my boss wants all
these new projector slides

for this donor pitch tomorrow
at the last minute of course,

so I'll be lucky if I'm
in bed before two o'clock.

- Mm.
- What?

Oh, none of my business.

Hey, I am sorry though
that I missed the show.

[Sinaloa] No
worries, goodnight.

Well they just walked
in five minutes early,

so how are we
doing in here guys?

Food's ready.

I just need another minute
to get the deck set up.

- Great, I'll send them in.
- Can you just wait a minute?

Something wrong?

No, I just want to
make sure that it's

all right before we
start, is that okay?

Of course.

(loud construction noises)

Hey.

How you feeling?

Yeah, better, thanks.

Good, I think I just needed an
extra shot of coffee today.

I guess so.

Yeah, sorry about
that, how'd it go?

Well it's hard to tell but

we'll know for sure
when it clears.

- Oh wow.
- I know.

Yeah, that is really
great, that's great.

One thing, I did want to talk

to you about some
of the new builds.

Now I know I asked for the
dev- and density- projections

and then I don't know, the air
totally went out of the room.

So I was wondering if we
could start focusing on--

(anxious tones)
(office noise gets louder)

(construction noise gets louder)

(soft guitar music)

[Sinaloa] You okay?

I just quit my job.

What happened?

I don't know.

Excuse me.

Come on, we're going out.

- I don't feel like it.
- I don't care.

You'll feel better with a bit of

tequila in your belly, trust me.

Jesus Christ, what
the fuck did I do?

We're gonna have to
re-budget everything.

Help me book some more shows,

we'll split the profits 50-50.

I was looking to cover the
mortgage on my house, Sinaloa.

[Sinaloa] Then get rid
of it, you don't need it.

I'm not gonna sell my house.

Then burn it down!

(laughs)

Yeah.

Wow,

it must be nice not to give
a fuck about the future.

Only one thing we know
for sure about the future.

I wish you had been there to
see Wayne's last few months.

There was no blaze of glory.

Unless you count shitting into

a diaper or crying
for a cigarette.

I wish I was there,

I wish it was me!

We'll figure it out.

I know.

We'll just,

we'll have to scale
back on things.

Maybe I can pick up some
extra shifts at work

at least 'til you
find something.

What?

Oh I, I just
feel like I should

be out looking for
her or something.

Seriously, that's what you're
thinking about right now?

You up and quit your job,
a perfectly good job --

Can you please
not do this now?

And I'm sitting here saying,
"Hey, it's gonna be okay.

"We can work it out,
let's make a plan."

And you're staring out
the fucking window?

I don't get it.

We had everything going perfect

and then you had to change --

[Merle] No we didn't.

[Raúl] What?

I'm just saying
everything wasn't perfect.

Then I don't
know what you want.

[Sinaloa] Where's Raúl?

[Merle] He went to stay with
some friends for a few days.

[Sinaloa] Because of your job?

I need you to find
somewhere else to stay.

What?

Why?

Well because

my relationship with
Raúl has to come first

and because things have gotten--

Do you think you'll ever
rank ahead of his son?

Does anyone ever put you first?

You know when I first got here,

I didn't think I
was gonna like you.

I didn't plan on that actually.

But I gave you a chance

and now we're real
sisters, aren't we?

Yes.

Of course we are.

You're the only person left
in this world who I share

blood with and that means
something to me, it really does.

I understand
that, I just think--

I would never hurt you, Merle.

I'm gonna fix things.

No Sinaloa, I don't
need you to fix things.

All I need for you to
do to help is just get

your things together
when you have a second

and

you should take the guitar.

You need it.

Just when you have
a minute, okay?

(mechanical buzzing)

(doorbell rings)

Can I help you?

[Sinaloa] Raúl left
Merle this morning.

- What are you talking about?
- Merle quit her job.

They got in a fight,
the wedding's off as
far as I can tell.

She won't be back for
another half an hour.

There's more if you'll listen.

Can we go inside?

I'm fine right here.

Did you know about me?

[Patricia] I
don't see what this

has to do with my
daughter right now.

Look, I know you
think I'm here

to stir shit up but I'm not.

I just need to know a
couple of things and then

I'll be gone and you'll
never hear from me again.

Yes, I knew about you.

[Sinaloa] And
did you make Wayne

stop coming to see us
when you found out?

Honey, I couldn't make
Wayne change his shirt.

You see, I find that
quite hard to believe.

If you found out that
he had another family--

He didn't have another family,

we were his family, Merle
and me and we earned that.

Let me tell you a little
something about Wayne Klein.

Yes, he was a drunk,
he was a drug addict.

He was a cheater,
he was a liar and he

was never there for
us when we needed him.

So forgive me if I don't
shed a tear because

you didn't hardly know
him, count it a blessing.

Okay, that's
fine, he's dead but

you and me and Merle--

You and me and Merle, what?

I'm trying to give
you a chance here,

so could you just be nice?

[Patricia] If you're
done with your questions.

Why the fuck
did he choose you?

Because your mama
was a piece of trash

and when a man's done with
trash, he throws it away.

(bird screaming)

(garbage disposal)

(anxious tones)

(anxious tones swell)

(sounds of struggle, choking)

(crickets, frogs calling)

(mysterious guitar, eerie tones)

(toilet flushes)

(mysterious guitar, eerie tones)

(birds calling)

(car door closes)

You can't just take
my car like that.

What happened?

I got in a fight.

Listen, if you need
a couple more days--

I'm leaving today.

Where to?

I don't know.

Well,

I'll buy you a bus ticket
if you pick a place.

Can you do me one more favor?

(Sinaloa weeping)

It's muggy today.

[Merle] Do you wanna go for
a swim before I drop you off?

[Sinaloa] Yeah.

Just be sure to cover
up your pack, okay?

It'll be fine.

(anxious tones)

You could come with me,
we make a good team.

[Merle] I wish I could.

You can.

You just have to decide
it's what you want.

Last chance.

You won't find me.

So you'll patch
things up with Raúl,

find another job,

maybe have a kid.

Buy a bigger house someday.

Those aren't my only options.

If you say so.

What did you come here for?

Why do you think?

There's a lot of things
I haven't told you.

Stuff you might
not want to hear.

What would I want to know?

That he thought about you.

That you were real to him.

Did you get that?

No.

I got something much better.

(car horn beeps)

You okay?

[Sinaloa] Yeah.

I'm gonna go pay.

Would you mind
pumping so I can pee?

(distant train horn blaring)

(train rumbling, screeching)

* Out in the hills

* Outside of town

* Two sisters live alone

* Their pa was a handsome

* Cattle man

* Their ma, the prettiest around

* "Oh sister dear,
come join me here"

* The eldest called one day

(relaxed guitar music)

(mid tempo drumbeat)

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(mid tempo drumbeat)

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