All language subtitles for Joan.of.Arcadia.S02E21.Common.Thread.1080p.CTV.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-AVoW_track3_[eng]

(SIGHING)

So the fourth dimension...
Is time.

Right. I knew that.

You explained that a lot.

So do you get it now?
No.

(SCOFFS)

I mean, how is that
a dimension?

Space I get because,
you know, it's space.

Dude, the test is tomorrow.

(SIGHS) And tomorrow is
a dimension.

What does that even mean?

I don't know.

I don't know,
but I have to ace
this test, okay?

Will you please,
please just come over
and help me study?

This will help us.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

Is this gonna be weird?

No. We're fine.

People break up all the time
and they stay friends.

Right?

(CLEARING THROAT)

You are so not fine.

Hi.

I just got a call
from Michael at work,

and I think
I'm getting a promotion.

Mazel tov, dude.
Thank you.

Cool. We were, um,
kind of studying.

Would it be weird
if I joined you guys?

Uh, it's
the only time I have to...

It would. Obviously
it's too soon for that.

Well, we could
study tonight...

I have work.

You know what?
Forget it.

I'm fine.

What's her problem?

You're not seriously
asking me that,
are you, dude?

Whatever.

Hey. Sims 2.
It's arriving this afternoon.

You wanna
help me install it?

Do you want a piece
of me, too? Huh?

I am one person, okay?
Just one. Uno.

So why don't you
and everyone else
just take care of yourselves?

Virtual reality is
looking good.

Awesome pattern,
don't you think, Joan?

God knits?

It's a great way to center
yourself when you have
to pass the time alone.

Oh.

Subtle reminder that I don't
have a boyfriend anymore.

Cute.

So, you want me
to be Spinster Joan,

knitting her way
to the grave.

Knitting is the new yoga.
Very meditative.

I knitted this top.

No.
Yeah.

That is seriously nice.

But you're God.
I could never do that.

You used to love
knitting, remember?

When you were eight

and reading those
Little House on the Prairie
books.

Yeah. I tried to make
a scarf by myself,

but the yarn kept getting
all knotted up,

and I couldn't hold
the needles right,

so the whole thing
just unraveled.

You can't put too much
tension on the arm.

That was your problem.

You have to relax,
get into the groove.

That's the meditative part.

I'm gonna look like a total
dork knitting, no offense.

You have important work
ahead of you.

It requires focus
and understanding.

What work?

JOAN: It was
a simple question.

Finish the scarf, Joan.

But I don't even know
where it is anymore.

(GROANING)

♪ What if God was one of us?

♪ Just a slob like one of us

♪ Just a stranger on the bus

♪ Trying to make his way home

♪ Just trying
to make his way home

♪ Just trying
to make his way home

♪ Just trying
to make his way home ♪

(SCOFFS)

(GROANS)

What next?
Do I make my own car?

Do you need to be medicated?
What? No.

I'm just knitting.

It's very hip right now,
very meditative.

Damn!

Mmm. Looks fun.
Got to try it sometime
when I'm 100.

Look, I came by
to cut you in on something.

I hate my life.

Why?

Well, let's see.

Iraq, corporate corruption,
and you and Rove.

It's just really awkward
being around him,
that's all.

I mean, he-he walks up
all excited about
his big promotion,

and I know he's just waiting
for me to get excited for him

because I can feel it.

What does he expect?

I came to talk about me.

He's very needy.

I know he's artistic
and sensitive and everything,

but he can use that to,
you know, manipulate people.

Just like, you know,
he used you...
Dude, I won't do this.

Won't do what?
I won't talk trash
about Rove.

We've been friends
since the second grade.

I can't believe
you're taking his side.

He slept with Bonnie
while he was still with me!

I'm not taking
anybody's side!

Don't you get it?
I don't want there
to be sides!

Maybe we should
all break up.

Grace.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

Mrs. Girardi?

Father Payne.

I'm sorry. I went
to Catholic high school

and that was our nickname
for the principal.

(CHUCKLES) Then why don't
you call me Father Dave?

Okay.

His real name was Angelini.

He's probably still
out there somewhere

whacking kids
with the board of education.

Sorry. I'm rambling.
It's okay.

Uh, you said that there was
something we shouldn't discuss
on the phone.

Sorry for being so cryptic.

As I said, I work
at St. Vincent's Hospice
in Hamilton.

There's no easy way
to say this.

I'm here on behalf
of Edmond Dodd.

Should I know who that is?

He's the man
who assaulted you in 1980.

You mean the man
who raped me.

Yes.

Edmond has advanced
pancreatic cancer.

His doctors say
he could die
at any time now.

He wants to apologize
to you for what he did.

He wanted me to ask
if you'd come see him.

FREIDMAN: Dude, Sims rule.

So what do we do?
We're out of money,

uh, we're down to our last
happiness and we've got flies.

Go in the hot tub.

That always perks up
the Sims, you know.

We can't do that.
We're gonna have
another baby.

Forget the baby, man.

If you neglect it
long enough,

a social worker comes
and takes it away.

(IMITATING BABY COOING)

Oh, dude, these are like,
Doritos. uber-

A platonic ideal
for Dorito-ness.

Que pasa, mon ami?

You're stoned.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah. (CHUCKLES)
Yeah.

Freid, my mom is downstairs.

Chill, dude.
I didn't smoke here.

I swiped it
from my Uncle Herb.

He has glaucoma.

Dude, focus.
The social worker's coming.
He's here.

When I see him,
it just makes me remember
how hurt I was.

Am.

I know it's time
to move on,

but all that old stuff
is still there, you know?

(CLEARS THROAT)
You want some
brotherly advice?

Uh, no thanks,
Sir Dumped-A-Lot.

Exes can't be friends.

You have to cut the cord.

Oh? What about
Brad and Jen?

What about Ben and Jen?

What about Ben
and the other Jen?

What about the other Jen...

What about shutting up
for one minute?

All done
protecting and serving.

Arcadia is on its own.

(WHISPERING) Watch it.

Ooh, coleslaw
and cheese grits.

To what do we owe
this culinary delight?

I felt like comfort food.

If you wanna order
Chinese, go right ahead.

Told you.

Me? I love
down-home cooking.

(MAN CHATTERING ON T.V.)

Are you okay?

It's the onions, Will.

I have work. See you.

You're chopping that onion
as if it ran the school board.

I said I'm fine.
Stop playing detective.

Damn it!
Hey, you okay?

Stop asking that.

I got it.

Uh, so it wasn't
the onions.

I got that.

Uh...

The guy in art school...

The man who raped me...

They found him?

No.

He found me.

Through a priest.

He wants to see me.

He wants to apologize
to me before he dies.

Sick bastard.

What are you doing?
I'm calling the DA.

He has pancreatic cancer.

He's in a hospice.

He'll-He'll be dead before
it'd even get to trial.

Yeah, well,
he's not dead yet.

Are you actually
thinking of going?

(SIGHING)

I don't know.

I-I think maybe
this was brought to me
like some kind of test.

No.

Don't. This is not
some mission from God.

This is the man
who raped you.

(BELLS RINGING)

Are you going to give me
a sticker that says,
"Inspected by God"?

Just admiring.

Yeah, well,
I really messed up this part.

(SCOFFS)

I dropped a stitch and purled
when I should've knitted.

It's hard starting over,
isn't it?

Yeah, but the book said
it's okay to drop a stitch
every now and then.

Well, it's the imperfections
that make it unique.

Then I'm definitely unique.

The Persians make
the most beautiful rugs
in the world,

not that I play
favorites,

but on each rug,
no matter how intricate
and exquisite,

the artist makes sure
there's some small defect.

It's called a Persian flaw.

It's-It's a recognition
that perfection exists
only in me,

an acceptance that life can
never really be lived

exactly the way
you expect.

I love the colors.

Good night.

(BELLS RINGING)

If you're looking for Grace,
she's at her house.

I'm not looking for Grace.

You okay?

Michael fired me.

What?

He, uh...

He said my work's been sloppy
for the last month,

and, um...

You know,
I've been coming in late.

And then what's really sad
is that he's right.

You know,
I totally have been
doing a lame-ass job.

I mean, with everything
that's been going on...

Oh.

So, now I'm involved in this?

I just... I just meant.
I know what you meant, okay?

But I can't stand here

and listen to you talk about
how you were so wrapped up
cheating on me

that you screwed up your job.

It's not my problem,
not anymore.

I thought we were
gonna be friends.

I know how
you'd like things to be,

but life can never be
exactly what you expect, okay?

Fine.

FREIDMAN: Dude,
it's not heroin.

It's not heroin. It's just
a little recreational ganja.

I've only done it
a few times.

Dude, you had to call
Child Protective Services
for a Sims baby.

I mean, if you can't
handle virtual reality...

I'm a scientist,
not a father, okay?

I'm expanding
my neural frontier,

exploring inner space.

Where is your spirit
of discovery, Doctor?

Tetrahydrocannabinol
affects the potassium

and calcium channels
to your cerebral cortex,

which reduces the levels
of the neurotransmitter
anandamide.

Yeah. Somebody's been
doing some reading.
Intrigued, are we?

It slows down your brain.
Why would you want that?

Because it also releases
that sweet nectar dopamine,

which heightens
perception of music,

food, sex,

which, when I start having it,
will be remarkable.

If you like getting
stoned, that's fine.

But experimenting
with drugs is not a genuine
scientific pursuit.

Oh. So there's a limit
on self-discovery?

Deviating from the norm is
precisely what generates

our most extraordinary
advances in science.

Plus, you laugh
your ass off, dude.

I, um, fantasized
about bringing a gun today.

My husband's a cop.
He would have happily
given me his.

I didn't.

M-Mrs. Girardi,
if it's too painful...

No, no, no.
I want to. I do.

Forgiveness is
an important part of faith.

(MONITOR BEEPING)

(CLEARING THROAT)

Thank you for coming.

I don't know
how to do this.

I'm just so sorry.

Every day,
I think about what I did.

Did you work on campus?

Did I know you
from somewhere?
I mean...

Why me?

I don't know.

I'd never done anything
like that before, I swear,

and I never did again.

The next morning
when I woke up,

I hoped it was a dream.

But I saw
all the scratch marks.

Is that your family?

Do they know?

When I met Father Payne,

he helped me find God.

I wanna repent.

(SOBBING)
Please, I wanna repent.

When?
When did you find God?

When you came in here?

(SIGHS)
That's pretty convenient.

I know that Christ
is with me.

Well, then you don't need
my forgiveness, do you?

Mrs. Girardi, perhaps...
No.

You grabbed me.

You held me down,

your hand on my throat

so that I couldn't breathe.

And then you...

You left me there.

Do you know how long
it took before I could
get through one day

without being terrified,
without thinking of you?

To let myself
be touched again

by someone who loved me?

Twenty five years
I lived with that,

and now you have
a deathbed conversion

and you want me
to spare you the guilt

for your last
couple of weeks? No.

Please.

You feel every bit
of this agony,

every single moment
until it ends you,

and then maybe you'll
begin to understand
what you did to me.

You're getting exactly
what you deserve.

I hope you rot in hell.

(EDMOND SOBBING)
Please, no.

(SOBBING)

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

Hey.

Hi, honey.

How's your finger?

It's fine.
It was just a little cut.

I've already
forgotten about it.

It's kind of oozing.

Look, I hate
to sound like you,
but if you need to talk...

Your knitting looks good.

(LAUGHING) Yeah,
if Ray Charles did it.

Mom, you just seem a little...

I'm fine, honey.

Okay. Sorry.

(DOORBELL RINGING)
Oh.

I'm up.

Hi, Mr. Girardi.
Is Joan here?

Yeah. Come on in, Grace.

She's in the den.
Do you want a towel?
I'm cool.

Rove isn't here, is he?

No. Why?

He went hiking this morning
up Mount Nashman.

He hasn't come back.

(THUNDER CRASHING)

Nothing.

I don't... I don't
feel a thing.

Nothing, nada, niente,

zippo, goose egg.

Dude, dude, dude, dude,
chill out, man.

Let the mellow enter
your soul.

I'm telling you,
it's a waste of time.

My CB1 receptors are
obviously too strong

to be overwhelmed
by a little THC.

(GIGGLING)

Dude, these are amazing.

SunChips. Best kept
secret in the chip aisle.

They're like the filet mignon
of the genus chipium, dude.

(STAMMERING) So, like,
crisp and-and crunchy

and yet with the optimal
sweet-spice ratio.

I could cry, dude.

I-I am crying.

(LAUGHING)

Dude, CB1 receptor
shields weakening.

Taking a nap, maybe.

You just don't know
how hard your neurons
have been working

until you-you give them
a little downtime.

Soak it up, man.
Soak it up.

(SIGHING)

Are you sure...
Are you sure your parents
won't smell this?

The HEPA filter, dude.

It's for my allergies.

There could be
a biological attack

and the HEPA would
save the Freidmans.

You think there will be?

A bi... A biological attack,
I mean, someday?

(CELL PHONE RINGING)
Dude, dude.

Oh.

Who, who, who, who?

It's Grace.

Buzz kill. Let it ring.

Dude, I mean, it won't stop.
I mean, I have to...

It's Grace. You might as well
give the Feds a jingle.

She hung up, dude.
She must know.

What? Dude, chill out.

Let's put some music on, man.

All righty, then.
Snoop Dogg, huh? Hmm?

No. Too many words.

Dude, your computer's on.

Power save.

Pink Floyd.

Too obvious.

Dude, your camera's
pointed at us.

Dude, we could be
mass broadcasting
all over the Internet.

It's not online, okay?
Bjork. All right...

No. Too Nordic.

No, dude, it could be
mass broadcasting
all over the Internet!

Dude, stop saying, "It could
be mass broadcasting
all over the Internet"!

(POLICE SIRENS WAILING)

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

He was pretty upset,
wasn't he?
Yeah.

How upset?
I don't know.
I didn't wanna talk to him.

Me, neither.

This is important. There's
a family history of suicide.

Yeah, we know that, Dad.

Have you tried
calling him again?

No. I keep getting
his voice mail.

There. That's the trail
we used to take.

Oh, God.

GRACE: Adam's truck.

JOAN: Oh, my God.

(THUNDER CLAPPING)

Adam!

Adam!

Adam!

JOAN: Adam!

Adam!

Adam!

He said he'd be
back by 6:00.

He was gonna
pick me up at work.

He always calls.

No suicide note.

I-I'm sorry, Mr. Rove.
It's very important
that we, uh...

I understand.
We should head back
to the station,

organize a search team.

He's got to be on the trail.
Why can't we just go...

'Cause the trail is washed out
around mile three

and we've had some
loose boulders coming down.

Well, we can't just
leave him out there!

We've already lost
three people on the mountain
so far this year.

We don't want to
lose anymore.

All right, guys. Come on
down off the hill.

Meet back at the station.
MAN ON RADIO: Roger.

Why did he do this?

Adam! Damn it!

MAN: Nothing up here.

Come on, dude.
Let's go wait back
in the car.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Uh...

Oh, it's Grace again, dude.

Dude, answer your phone.

She definitely knows.
She saw the broadcast.

Dude, there was no broadcast.

Who do you think...
Who else do you think knows?

Oh, man, my heart is beating
like it's trying to get out
of my chest, dude.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Maybe there was something
in that stuff, man.
Maybe it was laced.

There was nothing in it, okay.

I'm fine.
My Uncle Herb, he's fine.

His sight even improved.

No, no,
I'm telling you, dude,
it's beating too hard.

Listen.

A-dub, a-dub, a-duh...

Oh, my God,
I think it skipped a "dub."

Dude, you're totally
flipping out, man.

FREIDMAN: You need to chill,
breathe.

People have been smoking
weed forever, you know.

Breathe.

Neurotransmitters shutting
down. Brain in revolt!

What do you like
about this, Freidman?

Nothing anymore.

I'm still not fit to go out.

FEMALE COP: It'll warm you up.
I'm gonna go check
on the vehicles.

Sam, hold up.
I'll walk you guys out.
All right.

So we just have to sit
here until morning?

I don't understand why
we can't go look for him.

It's too dangerous for them
to send anyone out.

But isn't that what they do?

It's dark.
The rain is too heavy.

The helicopters can't fly.

So what's gonna happen
to Adam?

As soon as it gets light
or the rain lets up,

they'll start looking.

(SIGHS)

(THUNDER CLAPPING)

(WHEELCHAIR ROLLING)

Hey, any news?

Um, no. Dad and Joan
went up there.

(SIGHING)

How could he be so stupid?

Maybe he doesn't care.

That's what I'm worried about.

So, uh, how'd it go today?

Did you see him?

Dad told me.

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

Well, he had no right.

Well, I was worried
about you.

Let's not do this, Kevin.

Talk?

About this?

Yes.

So what happened to me
is open season, but...

I-I said
let's drop it, Kevin.

Look, Mom...

I-I know what it's like
to have something
happen to you

that no one else can
really understand.

You don't understand this!

I have never claimed
to know what it's like
to be in that chair,

so don't you patronize me!

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

(HELEN SOBBING)

I'm so sorry.

But it's been 25 years,
and seeing him, I...

I am right back there,

and I just cannot talk
about this with my children.

I-I just can't.

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

The really sick thing is
I wanted to hurt him.

You know,
when I cut him off,

he had this expression
on his face

like he was gonna
crumble or something.

And for a second,

it felt good.

I've seen him like that.

After his mom died.

He totally shut down.
He stopped talking.

I don't think I heard
more than ten words
out of him.

Until you came along.

Why did he have
to hook up with Bonnie?

Dude, it's...
It's not just him.

So if I had slept with him,

then he wouldn't be
out there right now?

It's not about sex.

It's...

Sometimes you're not
the easiest person
to connect with.

What do you mean?

All I'm saying is,

what Rove did,
it was low, yeah.

But maybe he didn't know
where he stood.

I loved him.

I mean,
I still love him.
He knows that.

Yeah, but it's...

It's like you always have
something that you're
keeping to yourself,

something you're hiding.

(THUNDER CLAPPING)

Oh, great.

Well, what do you think
I'm hiding?

All the insane things you do,
the clubs you have to join,

you never really let
anyone in on all that.

Not really.

You just want us
to go along with it.

I like to try stuff.

Like knitting?
What's that about?

Somebody suggested it.

Who?

What... What difference...

What difference does it make?

People who keep secrets,
Girardi...

I've been there.

It keeps people away.

(EXHALES)

I hate this.
It's too stuffy in here.

(THUNDER CRASHES)

(TRUCK DOOR CLOSES)

How's the knitting going,
Joan?

So God cares more
about knitting than Adam?

I don't think we have
much to talk about.

You're angry.

I understand.

You know, it's your fault
all this happened.

This secret life we've
been having has totally
messed up everything.

You could share me
with whoever you want.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

And wind up back
in the funny farm.

No, no, no. You shouldn't
tear all that up.
That looks good.

You know,
it's just a stupid scarf!

Unraveling it isn't
gonna make it disappear.

It just changes form.

Am I ever gonna
see him again?

And I don't mean
in another form.

I mean here, now.

You feel how painful it is
to try and sever a connection,

but they can never
really be broken.

All of creation shares
a common thread,
like your scarf.

How you use that thread
becomes the pattern
of your life.

So, what's happening now,
is it because

I-I knitted my life wrong?

I believe in you.

I've seen the ripples.

I've seen how it changes
people's lives.

Even when I didn't see,
I trusted you.

And you've developed strength

and understanding and faith.

New challenges are gonna
make you even stronger.

For what?

Huh, for what?

How much stronger
do I have to be?

ADAM: Hello?

Hello!

MAN: Anybody!
Oh, God.

Adam!

Jane!

Adam!

Oh, Jane.

What happened?
Are you okay?
I'm okay. I'm okay. I'm okay.

Yeah, R-R-Ryan helped me out.

I was lost, too.
Never should've
been out here.

Adam!

Dad?
Adam!

Dad!

I'm okay. I'm okay.

My son.

Grace!
Adam.

So, you're Joan?

Oh, yeah.

I was wondering why
he wanted me to go hiking
on a day like this.

What? Who?

(THUNDER CRASHING)

Who are you?

Ryan Hunter.

See you around, Joan.

At least someone had
an anxiety-free night.

Who?

You.

Oh, yeah.

Did you sleep okay last night?
You seem a little slow.

No, I'm-I'm fine.
I was just, you know,

just studying with Freidman.

You should take a break
every now and then, unwind.

No, I-I actually like
the-the winding better.

I-I got to go meet Grace.
See you guys later.

I finished the Froot Loops.

Perfect.
There go all my vitamins.

How you doing?

Fine. Everything
worked out, right?

Did you talk to Adam?

Last night
at the ranger's station.

He seemed fine.

You can't hold yourself
responsible, you know?

Well, that's what they say.

Well, it's true, honey.

You two are going through
a difficult break-up,

but if Adam makes
a bad choice...

Yeah, but I had something
to do with it, right?

I mean, we're all
connected like the scarf.

(SIGHING) One piece of yarn.

If you cut it up into
little pieces, it's useless.

Can't make anything out of it.

So I am responsible, partly.

We all are.

For everything
that we touch and everything
that touches us.

Where did this come from?

God.

Isn't that what
God says, Mom?

Right, sorry.
Probably just low blood sugar.

It was like
I couldn't breathe,
you know,

and my mind was like
this separate being
at war with my body.

Did you even notice
that I tried to call you?

Yeah, but I was kind
of in the middle
of a neural nightmare.

And I was in the middle
of a real one.

I didn't know
if I'd ever see Rove again.

I really needed
to talk to you.

It's nice to know
how dependable you are.

Look,

I'm just a dumbass kid
who did a dumbass thing,

had a panic attack
and I thought I was gonna die,
okay? That's it.

And you thought
you were gonna get
some sympathy from me?

Well, you bet
the wrong hand, Cheech.

I already have to live
with a drunk at home.

Look, I'm sorry, okay?
I wanted to answer
the phone, but...

I'm not dealing
with another brain-dead
person in my life.

I threw out
Freidman's pot, okay?

And the Pink Floyd box set,
all right? It-It's over.

(DOG BARKING)

Moron.

Agreed.

You okay? Your eyes
look like tomatoes.

My head feels like
it got hit with a shovel,

my mouth feels
like I ate dirt,

which conceivably I did.
But, yeah, I'm okay.

Not that I give a crap.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

(DOOR CLOSING)

Oh, I'm sorry.

They said that it was okay
for us to use this room
to fill these out.

I don't work here.

Oh.

You came to see Edmond?

He, um...

He passed away this morning.

He finally found
some peace.

I'm Anne, and, um, this is
our little girl Kimberly.

Hi.

Hi.

Oh, I'm Helen.

How-How did you know Edmond?

In school.

It was
a long time ago. Um...

A friend told me
that he was sick.

Daddy's in heaven now.

You can talk to him
in your prayers.

Well, I'm sorry
for your loss.

Oh, thank you. Thanks.

You okay?

Yeah.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

(SOFT ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

♪ There's a world so big

♪ It makes you feel small

♪ There's a hole you dig...

Finish the scarf?

Oh, you know, it's never
really finished, is it?

Trying to take my job?

No. But I do have
a few suggestions,

like give Sean Penn
a sense of humor.

I know how hard
this was for you.

But now you know
how much more
you're capable of.

Why does that scare me?

'Cause you know that every day
you'll face things
that you can't foresee.

And you know
you can't avoid 'em.

You just have to adapt,
keep going.

Okay, who was that guy that
brought Adam out of the woods?

Another connection.

To me?
'Cause I don't know him.

Connections exist long before
we're aware of them.

They've always existed.
Always will.

So you talk to him, too?

Come on,
don't hang me out
to dry here.

Does he know
that I talk to you?

Because this is starting
to feel really weird.

Don't worry.

Just take it
one stitch at a time.

♪ Can one single person

♪ Make a change if they tried

♪ It's true
all the martyrs... ♪

Hey.

Hi.

How are you doing?

I'm feeling kind of stupid.

You know, I was just trying
to get some time to myself,
you know?

I never thought
about the rain.

I was really scared

'cause I thought...

You know.

No, no.

No, I could... I could
never do that to you.

I'm sorry, Jane.

I didn't mean to drag you
through a whole other mess,
you know?

I know.

I'll stay out of your way,
okay? I promise.

No, Adam, I...

(SIGHING)

It takes too much energy
to pretend like we're
not connected anymore.

We still are,
just in a different way.

That's the hard part.

And the good part.

So you don't freeze

in case you ever get
lost again.

(SIGHING)

What are you drawing?

That's that guy.

Yeah, Ryan.

You know, I just got him
stuck in my head, you know?

Do you like it?

Yeah.

Sure.

♪ I've been around
for a long, long year

♪ Stole many a man's
soul to waste

♪ I was 'round
when Jesus Christ

♪ Had his moment
of doubt and pain

♪ Made damn sure that Pilate

♪ Washed his hands
and sealed his fate

♪ Pleased to meet you

♪ Hope you guess my name

♪ But what's puzzling you

♪ Is the nature of my game ♪