All language subtitles for Siren s02e10 English

[Xander]
Previously on Siren.

[Ben] I'll call
the Coast Guard, okay?

[Xander] No, no! Don't.

Man, why
didn't we call them?

Why'd you let it burn?

Something on your mind?

Thinking about my sister.

I'm sure Rick's told you
he and I don't always see

eye to eye.

There's a woman
looking for you.

She's with the military.

Yes. I help her.

It's Mom.
She's in the emergency room.

What happened?

It's that clinical trial
that doctor signed her up for.

Aldon Decker?

I wanted to talk to you

about Decker's research.

He did a whole study

on curing paralytic rats
with stem cells.

If you could do something
to help Mom,

wouldn't you take the chance?

Got your text. What's up?

We need to talk.

Unh! Aah!

Thank you for bringing
them back, Bryan.

-Of course.
-[Helen] Let us out!

I'll gather the others.

[lift whirring]

[lift stops]

[fans humming]

[camera clicking]

Do all these people
really need to be here?

She's not a zoo exhibit.

These are our orders.

[screaming]

[groaning]

Aah!

[cracking]

-Aah!
-[bones crunching]

[Ryn screams]

[screams continue]

[screaming]

No. We're getting her
out of here. Now.

Enough!

[Ryn gasping]

That's enough.
Get back.

[Maddie] Here.

[panting]

[high-pitched call]

Ryn, if it's too much,
we can make them stop.

Tell them you
changed your mind.

This will help
Ben's mother?

We hope so, yes.

Not too much.

Let us out!

[lock clicking]

Beth?

What the hell's
going on?

[Rick] Where are we?

Ricky, I'm so sorry.

This is Bryan's house.

[exhales]

Rick, come on. Let's go.

[Beth] Please, Helen.
Have a seat.

Ricky, you too.

No way.
The last time you sat me
down with some stranger,

we took a ride
to Bellfield.

That's not
happening again.

I'm not taking you anywhere.

I'm not crazy.

She has nothing
to do with this,

so just let her go.

I agree.
You're not crazy.

But I'm sorry.
We can't let you go.

Then what's this all about?

I'm very sorry
we scared you.

We've never had
a situation like this before.

There are things
you need to know.

[Nicole]
They were the first group

to receive
Ryn's sister's cells.

[squeaking]

Yeah. The lucky ones.

Rats who didn't
get the cells
didn't fare as well.

All of them died.

Their paralysis
was progressive.

Which is
almost always fatal.

You know a lot
about this stuff.

Yeah. Unfortunately.

Look, the notes in here
talk about upcoming research.

Where is
the upcoming research?

Decker was distracted
with Ryn's sister.

His documentation became...

a bit disjointed.

Is there any record
of what he was planning next?

Decker died
before he could move forward,

but his plan was
for these wounded soldiers

to be his first
human test subjects.

So the research was
far enough along

that they were
thinking about people?

Mm-hmm.

Ben's mother can't walk
like these people.

Yeah.

When could this happen?

Well, the fast track version

would be to replicate
the study in another lab.

After that, we could be
working with these guys
in six months.

When does
the next study start?

Not until
we have more stem cells.

There are none left?

But now we have
another source.

We could harvest more.

-From Ryn?
-Absolutely not.

We agreed Ryn would do
observational studies,
not experiments.

Her sister was traumatized
by that procedure.

We learned from that,
and we'd do it
differently this time.

With anesthesia.
No pain.

Doctors don't even know
how anesthesia works in humans.

Well, then I guess we'll be
taking things a lot slower.

Why cannot
take Ryn's cells?

Because the procedure
could hurt you.

We don't know
what it'll do to you.

You've been through
too much already, Ryn.

[cell phone ringing]

Shit. It's the hospital.

This is Ben.

[woman]
Ben, it's Dr. Park.

I was just visiting
your mother.

Yeah, how is she?

Unfortunately, her condition
is deteriorating

faster than we hoped.

She lost the use
of her right hand

in the last few hours.

Ben, sometimes patients
decline very quickly from here.

You might want to alert
any family members
who'd like to see her.

Yeah, I'll--
I'll be right over.

[phone beeps]

[seagulls calling]

[rock ballad playing in bar]

Seventy-four bucks
for two days?

It's barely beer money.

Well, some people live to work.

Others work to drink.

And others get to spend
the rest of their lives

on their Mom's couch
'cause they can't pay rent.

You know what?

You gotta stop
serving alcohol.

Start serving
the customers.

Just saying. It works.

Okay.

Hi, baby.

Mwah.

Okay, if you're angling
for more freebies,

you're gonna start
getting me in trouble.

Huh. Stack of pancakes

and whatever my friend
over there's having.

Now, where did you get
all that cash?

Baby, never look
a gift horse in the mouth.

Ah. Is that what we're calling
you paying your tab now?

A gift?

Hey, yo,
you get a new gig?

Just some odd jobs
here and there.

God bless TaskRabbit, right?

That's cool.
Good for you, man.

I'm so sorry I couldn't
tell you back at my house.

Tell us what?

I've wanted to
for such a long time.

She already knew.

I don't understand.

I'm sorry, Ricky.

There were reasons
I couldn't tell you
the truth.

And who are you?

Bryan's one of us.
You can trust him.

I'll decide
who I can trust, thanks.

So how did you two
get together?

Our families go back.
150 years.

The Pownall Massacre.

Our great-great-grandparents
were survivors.

They lived on land,
with humans.

With humans, where?

In and around Bristol Cove.

They went into hiding.

How do you
know all of this?

We've kept their ways--
and our ways-- alive,

in secret, ever since.

This is insane.

We have to all agree
to share this with anyone new.

So, how many of us
are there?

Ben is sad.

He's worried about his mom.

She's very sick,
and it's getting worse.

How did she get sick?

She was hurt
in a boating accident

when Ben and I
were teenagers.

I hardly even
knew him then,

but we all knew
his story.

Ben was sad then, too?

He wouldn't leave
his mom's side.

For a while, he stopped
seeing all his friends.

Stopped everything.

Why he stop everything?

He was afraid
she would die.

She will die now?

I-- I don't know.

Ben's trying to help,

but we just don't know
if there's time.

Will you be okay here?

I hate to leave,
but I'm so late for work.

Yes. I will sleep.

There's food in the fridge.

I'll be back soon.

You sure
that you're comfortable?

[laughs]

These doctors are making
a bigger deal than they need to.

What about your other hand?

They said
it's affected now, too.

No, I--

I just think
it's bad circulation.

And lying in this bed all day
is not helping anything.

You talk
to Dad and Doug?

They're flying home after they
meet the specialist at Hopkins.

I should've
gone with them.

-[gasps]
-Hey, hey.

Mom, Mom, Mom, hey.

-I'm sorry. I just...
-No. No, Mom.

We'll find something.

A new trial.

I think...

it's time
to start being realistic.

Ryn.

Where are Ben and Maddie?

I come alone.

To help Ben's mother.

We're going
to give you something
to make this less painful.

One quick pinch
is all you'll feel.

We're ready.

You sure about this?

Yes. Sure.

[irregular breathing]

[seagulls calling]

[grunting]

[cell phone ringing]

Wait.

[ringing]

Hello?

[Nicole] Ryn's here
at the lab with me.

-What?! How did she--
-She showed up.

She asked us
to do the extraction.

You should come.

Water!

[grunting]

[heart monitor beeping]

Ryn? Hey.

Ryn.

Are you okay?

I am a good driver.

You didn't
have to do this.

Want to help Ben's mother.

Thank you.

Ryn wanted to do this.
For Ben.

She showed up here
on her own.

Why didn't you call us?

She said not to.
Said you'd try to stop it.

And I have an obligation
to my commanding officer.

That is your problem.

And if they replace me,
it'll be yours, too.
Trust me.

We had a deal.

Our deal was everything
is Ryn's decision.

This was.

This means we can move on
with the research
for your mother.

Isn't that
what you wanted?

Not like this.

How did you want it?

You agreed to this.

Look, our researchers

are looking at Ryn's
stem cells as we speak.

They say they're as pure
as her sister's were.

Don't you want to be
a part of finding
your mother's cure?

If you ever go behind
our backs again,

if you ever hurt her...

Nobody wants Ryn
to suffer.

Trust me.
She's too valuable.

Come with me.

Let me show you
what she gave us.

The centrifuge separates
the cells from the fluid.

Are those Ryn's?

[Dr. Reed] The yellow ones
are her stem cells.

Once they're put
into a recipient,

they become whatever
the body needs.

Muscle tissue, heart tissue.
spinal tissue.

So once the cells
are processed,

how does the test subject
receive them?

Well, we sedate them,

and then administer
a spinal injection.

That simple.

What about in a human?

Same thing, in theory.

But there's a lot to study
before we get there.

[Nicole] We're months away
from human testing.

My mother
doesn't have months.

Well, there are precedents
for expediting human research.

If someone were willing
to sign away everything.

Someone with nothing
to lose.

There are ways.

Money laundering?

Please. Calvin?

The man can't balance
a checkbook.

Okay. So maybe
he sold his sperm?

Eww. Gross.

He would never.

-[laughs]
-But you're right.

He came home flush
again last night.

He's doing
something boneheaded.

You think he's dealing?

He ran a little weed
in high school.

Shit. He's totally
gonna get caught.

And go to jail, again.

You know,
if you're texting,

you might
not wanna mention drugs.

I'm stalking.

I wanna know
who he's selling to.

How? Let me see.

Calvin loses
his phone so often,

we have him
permanently authorized
on my phone finder.

[Xander]
He's at the south side
of the docks?

I hope he's
just selling weed.

Shit.

Should I go down there?

Nah, that's my turf.
I'll go after work.

Thanks.

So Mom and Dad
were like us, too?

Dad wanted to tell you.

But you were so little
when Mom died.

And it was hard.

You were in therapy.

We didn't know
if you could keep the secret.

We wanted to tell you
when the time was right.

Then with the drugs...

[sighs]

It just never came.

That's my mother.

Yes. A long time ago,
she was part of the group.

It's before I was born.

[Beth] She was
an independent spirit.

Couldn't
stay in one place.

That's why she left.

You're too young
to have met her.

Members of the group
rarely leave.

When they do,
people remember.

And they pass on
the stories.

So did you all
know about me?

There were rumors
your mother had a child.

And your shop's
been on our radar.

When you showed up,

we pieced it together.

She never told me anything
about this part of her life.

I'm sure she had
good reasons.

We have a gathering
planned for tomorrow.

You could meet some of us.

Mike and the boys
will be there.

Helen?

The cells
will help Ben's mother?

I think so.

I hope so.

-Are you sure?
-No, I'm not.

It's never even
been tried before.

What choice
do I have?

I just...

We don't know what
the complications could be.

If I don't do something,
she's got no chance.

[door opens]

We'd like to keep Ryn
for 24 hour observation.

Ryn, is that okay?

Okay. Yes.

We're not leaving her
here alone.

I'll stay.

I'll see
if I can find a cot.

I don't know how you're
holding together so well.

What do you think, Xan?

I mean, you know me.

You know my mom.

Is this just too risky?

If there was anything--

anything I could've done
to save my dad, I would've.

Yeah.

How'd you, uh...

How'd find out about
the medical stuff, anyway?

Nicole.

Oh. Are you kidding me?

So... So, what,
you trust her now?

No. But you know
how you said that
you would do anything?

Well, I guess that
this is my anything.

Mom, just hear me out, okay?

Now, at your gala,
Dr. Decker told you
about a trial

that cured paralysis
in rats.

I got in touch
with the people who
he was working with.

They're ready
for a human trial, Mom.

You'd be their first patient.

I appreciate
what you're trying to do.

You've helped me
for the last ten years.

Ben, I'm tired.

No, Mom, this is
the cutting edge
of what is possible.

There are risks.

I mean, I don't know
what's gonna happen.

But it cured paralysis
in those rats.

I saw them.

If anything can save you,
this is it.

Whatever time
I have left,

I-- I want to spend it
with you and Dad and Doug.

I'm not giving up.

I'll tell her.

And give your mom
a hug for me.

Ben wants you to eat
for your strength.

Food here taste like...

[clank]

...rocks.

Sorry. Look, try
some of this green stuff.

Hard to get that wrong.

Like fish under water.

Soft. Like, um...

Jellyfish?
Long tentacles?

Jellyfish. Okay. Yes.

Sweet jellyfish.

[laughing]

Ben's mother
will take Ryn's cells.

This worry Maddie?

I hope it works.

We'll see.

You like her?

She can be difficult.

But she made Ben,

and she raised him
into who he is today.

A man who'd do anything
in the world for us.

I hope she doesn't die.

Me too.

No, I'm good.

Has the doctor arrived?

He's just outside.

He's consulting
with your team.

[sighs]

Stem cells from
a deepwater marine creature.

[laughs]

Can you imagine
what your father's
going to say?

You haven't told him?

We both know he'd try
to talk me out of it.

But I want this.

No matter what happens,
we never gave up.

No.

They're all like us?

Unbelievable.

What's wrong with that boy?

He has
a genetic condition.

We deal
with our fair share.

A limited gene pool
has some side effects.

Hey. Sorry.

We brought your mom
Jell-O.

Make mother strong.

Hey, if the stem cells
don't work,

we can always
give this a try.

Ben's mother
has Ryn inside.

Yeah.

She'll always
have a part of you.

Pretty wild.

How is she?

Your mom's stable
and resting.

I've updated
the rest of her team.

They're
cautiously optimistic.

Okay. So what's next?

For now,
we wait and see.

How are you feeling?

Not tired.

That's a good sign.

Go home.

I'll call
if there's a problem.

No. I'm not gonna
leave my mom here.

Let me say
this another way.

Your mother needs to rest.

[bell ringing]

Everyone, we have
some special guests today.

Say hello
to my baby brother, Rick.

-[woman] Hi, Rick.
-[woman 2] Hey.

And our new friend
Helen Hawkins.

Pleasure to meet you all.

Would you join us
in grace?

[all reciting]
Sistren of tide and time,

we gather in the spirit
of the Great Deep.

We ask
our Mother's blessings

on this bounty of sea

and land.

And land.

Oh!

My mother taught me that.

Halibut or shrimp?

What goes well
with a bottle of whiskey?

Never mind,
I'll figure out dinner.

[sniffing]

[hisses]

Hey!

-Sorry.
-What's the matter with you?

Aaah!

-Hey, hey.
-Ryn!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Ryn. Ryn.

Easy.

What the hell
is wrong with her?

It's okay. You okay?

I'm-- I'm so sorry.

Come on.

[boat horn blows]

She want to hurt
Ben and Maddie.

Uh, she was upset.

And a total--

But she didn't
want to hurt us.

[Maddie] It's my fault.
You're still recovering.

We should've come home,

not taken you
to a crowded market.

Hey, it's
no one's fault, okay?

We're home now.

Let's all
just take it easy.

Yes.

Easy.

[thunder rumbling]

Helen. I just wanted
to welcome you here.

I'm John Rooney.

Oh. Pleasure
to meet you, John.

Is this your house?

No. I have a small ranch
up in Larchwood.

Beautiful place,
but I haven't been in months.

Why not?

The family's got me
tucked away in assisted living.

-Oh.
-Figured it was time.

Sunny"view" they call it.
[chuckles]

Trust me, there is none.

[both laughing]

This must be a lot
to take in.

Yeah, a complete
paradigm shift. [laughs]

I'm getting used to them.

You sound just like her.

Sorry?

Daphne. Your voices
are exactly the same.

Did you know my mother?

Cheeky attitude,
beautiful smile.

Oh, no one
could miss Daphne.

Can I, um, ask you

when did my mother
part ways with the group?

You know, dates get
a bit fuzzy at my age,

but I reckon she was
around 30 or so.

Oh. That's
before I was born.

What happened
to your folks wasn't right.

I'll never forget it.

Sorry. What are you
talking about?

Helen, how lovely
that you've met John.

John, Sally and David
were just looking for you.

Oh.

I hope John
wasn't bothering you.

Oh, no, not at all.

We were just
swapping stories.

John gets
a little confused sometimes.

He's doing his best, though.

John? Why don't
you come with me
and grab some dessert?

Ooh.

[dishes clattering]

Ben okay?

Yeah. I'm--
I'm just worried.

The doctor hasn't texted?

No. Radio silence.

I'm sure he will
if he needs to.

What if I did
the wrong thing?

I think you're brave.

I don't need
to be brave right now.

I need to be right.

Ben will be okay.

Ryn and Maddie
will take care.

Yeah.

["Saviour"
by Daisy Gray playing]

You'll never read this

I'm writing this
to let you go

Because I know
that's what you want

You'll never fix things

My heart is
shackled up and towed

I'm feeling
broken down and done

Oh, and I pretend
that no one's

Ever gonna hold you
like I did

I'm feedin' on this fire

My emotions gettin' higher

All the way up,
oh-oh-oh-oh

I blame myself

Don't even wanna wake up,
oh-oh-oh-oh

- Give my life for you
-[gasps]

Like I'm your saviour,
oh-oh-oh-oh

- Saviour
-Ryn!

[choking]
Oh. Ryn.

Ryn!

Ryn! Ryn, stop!

Ryn!

Ryn! Ryn!

[gasping for breath]

[muffled rock music playing]

Danny?

McClure.

What is this place?
A strip club?

Your old man wouldn't
want you anywhere near here.

Just go on home.

Yeah, look, um,
I appreciate the warning,

but, uh, I got something
I gotta take care of
in there.

Put your money away.

Just don't do
anything stupid, all right?

All right.

Thanks.

[conversations and laughter]

[shivering]

Ryn?

What's happening?

Didn't mean to hurt Ben.

Did you see her eyes?
It's not just fatigue.

It all started
after the extraction.

It's got to be something
to do with the procedure.

Don't want
to hurt Ben and Maddie.

We know you don't.

Must keep
Ben and Maddie safe.

Don't want
to hurt anyone.

Maybe she's right.

Well, we can't
leave her here all alone.

We can't take her
to the lab, either.

Who knows what
the military'll do

if they see her like this.

Probably shoot her up
with tranquilizers.

Come with me.

No one else is gonna
come in here, Ryn.

You're safe, okay?

Ben and Maddie
not in here with me.

We'll be
just outside that door.

[sea lion barking]

[hisses]

-[Maddie] She'll kill it!
-[Ben] Ryn!

-Don't! Stop!
-Stop!

[barking]

Ryn?

You can't go in the water.

You'll kill them.

[Maddie]
This isn't you.

Listen. Please.

If you go in the water,

you might
become more dangerous.

We won't be able
to help you or stop you.

[Maddie] Ryn? You know
you can trust us.

The boys have
a game next week.

Maybe you could come.

Can we talk some more?

About Mom and Dad
and about all of this.

I'd love that.

Have you seen John
anywhere?

I was hoping
to say goodbye to him.

John had
to go home early.

Wasn't feeling well.

Oh. Um...

I can't thank you enough
for sharing all of this.

So then we'll
see you next time?

I look forward
to it already.

Bye, Ricky.

[engine starts]

What a day.

Indeed.

[rock music playing]

[indistinct conversations]

[man] I check.

All right, uh...

All in.

What the hell, Calvin?

[man]
Who's this?

Hey, I got this.

Xan, give me
five minutes.

-Calvin!
-Outside.

Can we lock the door
from the outside?

If the sea lions
or anyone else came back,

she could rip it
off its hinges.

[cell phone ringing]

Shit.
It's Nicole.

Yeah?

We got some results back
from the blood sample

Ryn gave right
before she left.

There's been a change
from her baseline.

[panting]

What kind of change?

One of her hormone levels
went up.

Have you noticed
any changes in her behavior?

Uh, Ryn's fine.
She's sleeping now.

All right,
send me the data.

-I'll take a look.
-All right.

If anything does change,
let me know.

[Ryn panting]

I don't think
it's secure enough.

Not after what
just happened outside.

[panting]

It's just until we figure out
what's going on, okay?

We don't want you
to hurt yourself.

[panting]

[grunting]

The hormone is unique
to their species,

but, structurally,
it's like cortisol.

The stress hormone.

In people, it produces
a primal response.

Exactly. Fight or flight.

Yeah. Not good.

It's only gone up
since the extraction.

[Ryn panting]

[grunting]

Ryn, look, we don't know
exactly what's going on yet,

but we're getting close.

Okay?

Ryn?

[panting]

It's gonna be a long night.

I better get
some blankets for her.

[boat horn blows]

[Xander]
So odd jobs, huh?

Dude, I just doubled up
in there.

For now. But what happens
when your luck runs out?

Poker isn't about luck.

Oh, yeah.
Did you see the guy
that was packing in there?

I don't think he thinks
it's about luck either.

What do you care, anyway?

Following me down here.

What, you jealous 'cause
you're wiping down counters?

[scoffs]
Remember Sully?

Hmm? He had to leave
the North Star

to go take care
of his sister?
She was sick.

My dad kept on paying him

until he could come back
to work.

He protected his crew.

He'd have done
anything for them.

North Star's gone, man.

-That's not the point!
-Then what is?

You're my crew!

You! Boat or not!

And I'm not
just gonna stand here

and just let you get
involved in something so--

something so dumb!

Was I your crew
when you let

both of our futures
go down in flames?

Hmm?

Yeah. Didn't think so.

[surf rushing]

[birds chirping]

[boat motor buzzing]

[Ryn rapidly panting]

[cell phone ringing]

Hello?

[Elaine] Ben?

-Mom?
-Ben.

Are you okay?

The pain.

It's starting to go.

It's not gone, but

it's better.

It is?

And my hands.
They're starting
to regain some feeling.

A little motion even.

[grunting]

I-- I can't
quite lift my arm, but...

it's better.

Mom, that's amazing.

[panting]

Guess we'll need more
of those magic cells
you got me.

[panting]

-Ben? Are you there?
-Ryn?

Mom, I love you!
I gotta go!

Well, I--

Raah!

[Ben] Ryn? Ryn!

-Ryn!
-Aaah!

Raah!

[panting]

[dramatic music playing]

[Ben] Ryn!

[Maddie] Ryn!

[high-pitched call]

[music playing]