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Victim's on the back terrace.

- Already dead when we arrived.
- Witnesses?

Plenty. Not a lot of clarity.

Never had a trivia night end
in bloodshed before.

I understand Ziggy's father's
not involved in his upbringing.

Is that right?

For all we know, he's out there
right now assaulting women.

There is a petition
calling for Ziggy's suspension.

- Was it you?
- Stop...

I should've never shoved
you like that, and I'm so sorry.

I am as sure as any parent
can be that Ziggy is innocent.

Abigail is auctioning
off her virginity

in order to protest sex slavery.

- This is wrong, Abigail.
- Must be nice to be so right.

I'm not right! I've made
mistakes bigger than this.

Last year, I cheated on Ed.

Are you the woman Joseph is
in love with?

I don't know what you're
talking about.

I know he had an affair.
A year ago. Was it you?

When are you gonna leave him,
Celeste?

When he hurts you badly enough?

- What do you mean?
- You need to rent an apartment.

Get it all ready so you'll have
a place, should you need it.

Which we both know you will.

Get up.

Celeste, you're fine.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey, you just got the wind
knocked out of you.

Mom, we got to go.

Hey, hey, hey.

Hey, Mommy isn't
feeling well today,

so I'm going to take
you guys to school.

What's wrong with her?

Her tummy's a little upset.

She's... she's okay.

But that means that the monster
will take you to school instead.

I'll be right down, guys.

I'm sorry, Sparkles.

The only mystery to me is
why all the damn questions?

I mean, you know who did
it, for God's sake.

Chloe, there's a zero-tolerance
policy on tardiness, young lady.

- Let's go.
- Coming, woman.

Get your butt over here.

Well, she still
has yet to launch it.

That's a good sign.

Abigail... there's no sign of a
launch on her Facebook page.

So you're Facebook stalking her after
you got up on your Clydesdale about it?

What exactly did you
say to her, anyway?

Common sense... I said live
right or go straight to hell.

Are you having your period?

Get in the car.

Are you?

Are you trying to be funny?

Trying to be serious.
What is going on with you?

I have to get her to school.

You sure it was Tori?

Does she drive a gray Saturn?

She was just driving
slowly by your house?

Clearly she knows
about us, Joseph.

First of all,
she flat-out accuses me,

and now she's going
all Glenn Close?

She suspects, she doesn't know.

I did a good job of denying it.

Not that my capacity for denial
would be a fraction of yours.

Yeah, well, I'm busy.

- The thing about you, Madeline, is that...
- The thing about me?

Let me finish!

Central to your core
is your grossly,

if not artificially inflated,
sense of moral integrity.

For you to be fucking me
for three months

- like a mad hyena in heat...
- How dare you speak to me like that?

Could only mean that, yes, not
only were you in love with me,

you had the best sex
of your life.

You've gone so far
in the direction of wrong.

Yeah? Then why are you here?

You could've called me.

What, you wanna fuck me again?
Let's do it.

There's no one in the building.

On the couch, come on.
Me and you.

What, you think you own this
town 'cause you have money,

you self-entitled rich bitch?

Just get the fuck
out of my office!

I'll see you
at the party tonight.

Tsk, God.

Don't touch me, please. Just...

I got the apartment.

Are you in it?

Is the refrigerator stocked?

You going to leave him?

He's going away
in the morning, so...

Okay.

We just have to go to
the school gala tonight and...

Jesus.

It's one thing
should he kill you,

but God forbid you miss a party.

You know, your husband is
ill, Celeste, but so are you.

There are...
children in the house.

I told you, he will not
hurt the children.

He will never hurt the children.

God!

It's all right, I'm fine.

Yeah, I sent the invoice
12 days ago.

Great, I appreciate it.
Thank you so much.

Bye.

How's it looking?

98.6.

It doesn't get
more normal than that.

All right, buddy,
tell me what's going on.

You've had two bowls of cereal,

you're watching cartoons,
you don't have a fever.

Do you actually feel sick

or do you just not want
to go to school?

I feel sick.

You don't sound congested.

I have aches.

Is it possible your heart aches

'cause the other kids were
told not to play with you?

'Cause I would certainly
understand that.

Friends play with me.

Josh, Chloe, Skye, Amabella.

Amabella Klein plays with you?

Yeah, we're friends.
She likes Star Wars, too.

It's not me who hurts her.

I know, baby.

Do you know who is hurting her?

Who is it?

I don't like to talk about it.

Well, you don't have a choice.
You have to talk about it.

Tell me who it is.

I promised.

Look, sometimes it is important

to keep promises,
but other times...

- No, I promised.
- Who did you promise?

I promised Amabella.

You've known all of this time and
you've just been taking the blame?

I only just found out.

Who is it?

She said if I told,
she might get killed dead.

She...

Okay.

You promised her you wouldn't
say anything, right?

But you can still point.

Right?

You point and show me
who it is...

and I promise you Amabella
will not get killed dead.

Who is it?

Ziggy, look at me.

Amabella has been a really
good friend to you, right?

Yeah.

It's our turn to be
a good friend to her.

It's not fair
that she keeps getting hurt.

We have to protect her, right?

Ziggy, point to who it is.

- Really?
- I don't know what to do.

Well, you have to tell Celeste.

She's going to want to
hear it directly from you.

Honesty is always the best
policy, that's what I...

I mean, I knew the boys
roughhouse a lot,

but I didn't know
they were bullies.

- It was only Max.
- Hey.

Ziggy was very clear about that.

Are you so relieved about Ziggy?

Yeah. Hi, sorry... to interrupt.

Hi, Madeline.

Jane, Gordon Klein,
Renata's husband.

- We met at the school that day.
- Yeah, of course.

I'm wondering if we might
have a private conversation

just for a second.

- Sure.
- Yeah?

Well, I'm feeling
a little excluded.

We're in the middle
of a conversation.

Okay. Actually, no, that's good.

You need to hear this since the two of you
seem to be making quite the little team.

Look, Jane, whether or not Ziggy is
the one who's been hurting Amabella,

- you're the one who...
- Actually, there's...

you're the one
who attacked my wife.

Now, please understand that if
you ever go near Renata again,

I'll be taking
a restraining order...

- All right, all right.
- Gordon, that's enough.

I'm going to have
to ask you to leave.

Tom, Tom. We're just talking.
Everything is fine.

No, no, everything's not fine. I can't
have you in here harassing my customers.

Now, I'm asking you
politely, please.

- I don't think you have the right...
- Please go.

I don't think you have the right
to remove me from the premises.

I'm not interested
in your legal advice.

Just go, Gordon.

Just remember what I said, okay?

- Okay?
- Yes.

- Madeline.
- Look, I'm sure I'll see you some other time,

just not today, okay?

You just lost yourself a lot
of customers, my friend.

Unbelievable.

I'm so sorry.

That was really impressive.

- Are you okay?
- Yeah.

You're a real prince, Tom. I would've
told him to go fuck himself.

But I don't talk like that.

All right, I'm off to transform
myself into My Fair Lady.

- Call Celeste, okay?
- I will.

- Bye, Tom.
- Bye.

You know, I've actually been

trying to figure out a way to
impress you for a while now.

I just haven't had my chance.

You... you're straight?

What?

How was your day, baby-cakes?

Well, TGIF.

You're telling me.

I was either starting
fights today or joining in.

Hey, Maddie!

Hey.

Are you ready for Trivia Night tonight?
You're coming, I presume.

Yeah, I'll be the one
dressed as Audrey Hepburn.

That's funny.

Listen, um, Bonnie and I
went to see a counselor today,

one that specializes
in teenagers.

And I just wanted to share
something with you.

Wait a second,
you went to see a counselor?

Yeah.

He thinks that this is a kind
of, um, scream for attention.

Divorce messes kids up
pretty good.

So splitting up can
negatively affect the kids?

Wish I had known that
before I walked out.

Wait, did I?

Why do you gotta turn everything
into a fucking fight?

You know what, Nathan?

I'm glad you're taking this
parenting thing seriously.

I really am.

You know, despite all of
our shit, I root for you.

I appreciate that.

Just so you know,

Bonnie is going to be singing
tonight at the talent thingy.

Maddie, she's good.

She's, like, really good.

Good to know.

Knowing what I know now,

I'm surprised there wasn't
more carnage on Trivia Night.

One dead? We definitely
got off light.

Hello?

- Hey.
- Hi.

Thank you for meeting me.

What is it?

Ziggy...

Ziggy told me
this morning that...

apparently, it was Max who
choked Amabella at orientation.

And apparently, it's been him who's
been bullying her all along.

What?

Yeah.

Amabella told Ziggy, but
made him promise not to tell

because Max threatened to
hurt her more if it got out,

so he's just been
keeping the secret.

You're sure about this?

I mean, I definitely considered

that he could be lying
just to protect himself.

And I have to face the fact that
violence could be in his DNA,

given who his dad is.

I think he's telling the truth.

He said also that Max pushed
Skye down the stairs,

um, and that he's been a little
aggressive towards her as well.

I'm so sorry, Celeste,
to tell you this.

They're kids, though, you know.

They bully. It's human nature.

They grow out of it.

Sometimes they don't.

Kelly, can I just have
a moment, please?

Yeah, of course.

Max.

Come here.

What?

You need to tell me what
you've been doing at school.

You're not gonna get in trouble,

but you gotta tell me the truth.

Do you understand?

We all do bad things
sometimes, all right?

I can help you with them,
but you need to tell me.

It's all right, baby.
It's all right.

And then he said,
"I'll see you tonight,"

which sounded like a threat.

I seriously doubt he's
gonna blow up his life.

Why did you wanna blow up yours?

I wish I knew
the answer to that.

I can't really make sense of it.

I think maybe...

sometimes I'm just holding on

to this idea of
perfection so tight...

something has to give.

And I can't explain it.

And I won't excuse it.

I've been wanting
to tell Ed for so long.

I just haven't
found the courage.

Yet.

I decided not
to go through with it.

- The project.
- Thank God.

It was pointed out to me,
not by Bonnie,

that whatever attention
I bring to the cause

will be buried under the
controversy of my methodology,

so I'm gonna find another way.

Maybe I never really
wanted to do it.

It was more
of a publicity stunt,

you know, to raise awareness.

And to piss off your mom?

Don't start.

I really wish you hadn't
confronted them like that.

I'm not just gonna stand
around and do nothing.

Great, I'm the one
that's getting vilified.

Why would you be the one
to get vilified?

Because I'm a working mom,
I've told you.

Worse, a CEO,
which deems me a bitch.

You have no idea.

If I get shot
in the head tonight,

half these moms are gonna say,

"She couldn't
bother herself to duck?

What, what, she couldn't get
the nanny to stop the bullet?"

Trust me, these women, especially
Madeline, they're vicious.

Let's blow this off tonight.

I'm serious.

Let's... let's just...
Let's not go.

Then we're demonized for
blowing off a fundraiser?

No!

"What, the rich people,"

they spend their money, but
they don't have the wherewithal

"to even show up
and invest their time?"

That's not gonna work. Sorry!

Sorry, no.
I hate everybody right now,

except Jane, believe it or not.

How funny is that?

Go get ready, Elvis.

This feels very dangerous.

We're already late for the party

and you have the temerity to
stand in the shower like this?

Do we really have to be on time?

Sorry to say we do.

Well, I'm not gonna budge.

Not until you at least
give me a kiss.

Hey. You look really pretty!

- Thank you!
- You really do.

Thanks!

I don't know how I'm gonna survive
in these heels all night.

Well, you look exactly
like Audrey Hepburn.

Aw, thank you.

- Ooh, your date!
- Shh.

- Hey.
- Wow!

You look incredible.

Thank you. You look great, too.

I... I don't really do costumes.

I don't normally either, but
Madeline roped me into it.

I rode my bike here
and got us an Uber.

- Can I leave this?
- Of course.

- Hi!
- Hi, Ziggy.

I'll be seeing you
in a few hours, okay?

- Okay.
- Thanks again.

- No problem.
- Good night.

Wow.

Yeah.

There they are! Madeline,
you're looking great as always.

- Ed.
- How you doing? Good to see you.

Don't forget to get in on that
raffle this year, please!

Audrey Hepburn
meets Eartha Kitt.

- I love it.
- Doesn't she look great?

You better keep a close eye
on her tonight, Ed.

The dress was inappropriate.

And desperate, if you ask me.

He always does.

- Excuse me.
- Hey.

Hi, Joseph. Hi, Tori.

- Hi.
- Hi.

You look great.

You look... great.

Thank you.

Should we head up?

Look at this guy!

There he is.

Ha ha. Hello, Jailhouse Rock!

You look fantastic.
Ready for tonight?

- Yes, I am.
- You're gonna be wonderful.

- There she is. Hey.
- Hi.

You look lovely.

Stop staring.

Enjoy the party. Buy some
raffle tickets, please.

Thank you.

Wow. You look so beautiful.

Thank you.

I got a tooth loose.

You do?

It's your turn to have one now?

Max, look at me.

It's all right.

The tooth fairy's gonna
come for you, okay?

You don't have
to worry about that.

You're a good boy.

Yeah?

Wow.

Now, did I hear something
about a loose tooth?

Really? Show me.

Got a message for you.

Tracy.

Wow, look at that guy.

I don't know anyone
called Tracy.

Your property manager.

Yeah, this guy's really loose.

They're putting in
smoke alarms in the apartment

and want to know if they can
get access Monday morning.

Does that suit you, honey?

Kelly!

Wow!

What ya think? It's perfect.

Thank you very much, Kelly.
Thank you very much.

All right, let's hit the road.

We don't wanna be late, do we?

Bye, kids. Love you.

- Bye-bye.
- Bye.

- Be good tonight.
- Bye, Dad.

- All right. Bye, Kelly.
- Bye-bye, have fun.

Thank you.

Nah, I'm gonna wait
till after my number.

Okay.

Something on your mind?

Yeah.

Okay, everybody. Elvis who?

- Let's give it up for Stu.
- Whoo!

Now, folks, don't forget
to visit our mixologists.

They made a signature cocktail for
this evening called the Otter Bay.

- Thank you.
- The drinks were strong.

That didn't help matters... you know,
people getting half in the bag.

You otter try one!

We're currently reviewing
our alcohol procedures

in relation to school events.

So, did you plan on telling me?

Or was I just to discover you
gone when I got back from Hawaii?

The latter.

I told you I would get help.

Did you make an appointment?

No, but I will.

- I promise you.
- It's too late.

It's all too late.

Where are you going?

We have a family, Celeste.

You have to think
about the boys.

Max is the one that was
hurting Amabella Klein.

It wasn't Ziggy Chapman,
it was Max.

- How do you know?
- Because I asked him and he admitted it

and Josh said it was true.

Okay. Well, we'll... we'll
talk to the teachers.

No, I will talk to the teachers.

Jesus, open the fucking
door, Perry.

- Open the fucking door!
- We will talk to the teachers together.

- Open the door.
- Mother and father, husband and wife.

And I will talk to Max
tomorrow morning

before I leave for the airport.

And what are you
gonna say to him?

It's not the way a man
should treat a woman?

That men should never hit women?

Come on, is it any
wonder that it was him?

- The boys have never seen anything.
- You don't know that.

And if they haven't seen it,
they've heard it.

They know what their father
does to their mother.

You can't leave. You... you...

We... can we...
Can we talk about it?

You're never gonna change.
You know that.

I am gonna change!

I am.

I know I have this...
This madness,

these fucking demons in here.

But I am...
I'm... I'm fighting them.

I'm fighting them.

She's really good.

Yeah, I'm sure the room
is full of erections.

Jane!

Tom and Jane?

Really? Wow.

Jane, is that you?
New and improved.

- Is that a smile I see?
- Hi.

Hi.

- You look great.
- You do, too!

- I'm gonna get a drink.
- Okay.

- Can I get you something?
- Yeah, beer would be great.

Can you get me one as well, Tom?

- Yeah.
- Thank you.

You're next, buddy.

It's my turn.

Go get 'em, honey.

Can I get a, double, um...

- triple vodka rocks, please?
- Sure.

Can you just help me
help myself?

'Cause I'm sick.

I'll do whatever it takes.
I promise you.

In sickness and in health.
You took a vow.

Yeah, to have and to hold, to respect,
to cherish... they were our vows.

Not smashing my head
into a wall.

- Not fucking hurting me.
- Well, you've been violent, too.

Yes, I've been violent,
but only in reaction to you,

only because you initiated it.

- It's enough.
- And I agree!

It's enough.

And we can
make it stop together,

but... but for you
to all of a sudden...

It's not all of a sudden!

I should've left you
a long time ago!

We wouldn't be
in this situation!

This wouldn't have happened.

I kept saying, "Come on,
Celeste, you can do it."

He's gonna change.
You've gotta stay.

"It's gonna be good for the kids.
You stay for them."

And now I have to leave.

I have to leave for them,
and you know I do.

Hey! Ready for the big night?
You guys look...

- Babe, babe, babe, babe, babe...
- All right.

Sorry.

Fuck.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

- Thank you.
- Cheers.

Bonnie, thank you for that,

concupiscent interpretation.

Wow.

Our next singer not only gives of
his money, he gives of his time.

He actually animated the little
otter on our school's homepage.

Let's bring up my friend
and yours, Ed Mackenzie.

Where are ya, Ed? There he is!

- Whoo!
- Go, Ed!

You know what?
Can you give me a second?

- Forgot the lyrics?
- Shh.

Whoo, yeah!

I'll be right back.

He's so good!

I'm going to the restroom.

Okay.

Madeline?

Honey, what's wrong? Look at me.

Breathe, you have to breathe.

What's happening?

I cheated on Ed.

What?

I cheated on Ed.

It was a long time ago, but I...

I feel like a horrible person.

I'm a liar. I'm a fucking fake.

- No, you're not.
- He's the greatest man I've ever known.

I feel like a selfish fuck.

No, you're an amazing person.

And you're not perfect.
Welcome to the club.

We're all fucked up.

Madeline was
out-of-her-mind hammered.

- Hi.
- Hey, I'm up next.

Okay. Maddie just ran away.

It was so weird.

I just wanted to tell her
how good he is.

- Ed?
- You're better, baby. Stop it.

I'm gonna get a drink.
Do you want one?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- Celeste.
- Hi.

Hi!

Are you okay, sweetie?

It might be those Otter
Bay drinks talking,

but, Ed Mackenzie, I think
you're the wonder of me, sir!

Let's hear it for Ed, everybody.

That was just special, Ed.
Just special. Um...

Folks, we're gonna take a quick
break from our singing Elvises

so we can knock off the raffle.

And our trivia portion
of the evening

will be starting in one hour.

And I'll give you
the first question.

Which celebrity kept a pet deer,

Elvis or Audrey?

Think about it
and we'll be right back.

Thanks, everybody!

So, how you doing?

- Um, I'm doing great.
- Good.

I just found out today.

Honey, Amabella pointed
right at Ziggy.

No, no, because she was
frightened of him,

of Max.

Is this custom-made?

- I'm sorry?
- Custom-made?

Yeah, exactly.

- Will you excuse me for a second?
- Sure, yes, please.

- We'll talk later, though.
- All right, guys.

- You look great.
- You, too.

Gordon, how are you?

Hey.

We'll... we'll talk more.

What... what did you guys
talk about?

Nothing.

- Can we go back to the car?
- Stop.

Hey, have you seen Madeline?

Yeah, according to Bonnie,
she just stepped away.

You might wanna go tend to her.

- What do you mean?
- Well, I think she just, you know,

misdrank a little.

Again.

I didn't mean to offend. Sorry.

No, I think you did, Nathan.

I think you did mean to offend.

I don't think
you're sorry, actually.

What's wrong, Ed, man?

You're not happy with
your performance up there?

Yeah?

You're gonna get your ass
kicked tonight, you know that?

Baby?

Ed, that was great.

- Okay, what's going on?
- Nothing, nothing. Just the usual.

- Ed's being a dick and...
- Let's do it.

For God's sakes,
what is wrong with you two?

He's been trying to pick
a fight with me for weeks.

- I'm standing up for Madeline, dick!
- Stop it.

Will you relax?

God.

I personally saw Ed Mackenzie

throw his drink
at Bonnie Carlson.

I'm afraid to tell him.

I mean, I want to tell him,

but I'm afraid
I will hurt him so bad.

- I'm so sorry.
- But I can't do that to him.

- Nathan Carlson!
- God.

- Babe, it's okay.
- Here, let me...

Ed, it's fine.

Go on, your turn, baby.

Just go. Baby, go.

Baby, I'm all right.

Go knock them down.

Truly wonderful.

Okay.

One more time, Nathan Carlson!

Hey, here he comes. Here we go.

- Go get 'em, guy.
- I'm sorry.

It's fine.

I need you to take the boys now

to this address
that I'm gonna give you.

Um, it... yes, right now.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know what to...

God.

Hi.

Sorry, I don't want
to interrupt anything.

- I just...
- It's okay.

I was talking to Celeste

and she told me
that it wasn't Ziggy.

And I'm... I'm so sorry.

I've treated you and your
little boy so badly.

It's okay. It's...

No apology necessary. Thank you.

And my husband was so, um,
inappropriate and out of line.

I did try to poke your
eye out, in his defense.

I clearly deserved it.

It takes a really big person
to apologize like that.

You're a very big person.

Sorry, just one minute, please.

Come on, really?
Are you serious?

We paid for it. Help yourself.

- Cheers.
- Right, cheers.

- I'll catch ya later.
- Yeah, sounds fine.

I really underestimated

what a compassionate
soul you are.

But I was just
protecting my friend.

- She's just a little bit drunk.
- And I'm sorry I was so horrible.

Celeste.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

- No.
- Please.

Celeste, can I talk to you?

- No.
- Can we go back to the car?

I'm not coming back with you.

- Celeste.
- No.

I think she just needs a minute.

I... I appreciate your concern,

but I'm talking
to my wife, not you.

Celeste, let's...
Let's just go now.

- We have to talk about it.
- No!

I'm not coming home with you.

So, just don't do this in front
of everyone, do you understand?

I'm not going with you.

Ma'am, stop moving, please.

Victim's on the back terrace.

How compromised is the scene?

They did a pretty
good job of it.

Already dead when we arrived.

My God.

To...

To kick me again.

And... and I think
that's when he...

He must've taken a step back
and... and he fell.

Turn it off.

I'm so sick
of these fucking lies.

I got up and...

It wasn't an accident.

Because?

Their language.

It's all the same.

The husband, when he got
violent with the wife,

he didn't trip and fall.

He was pushed.

All right,
so self-defense case, then.

She fought back, he tripped.

Involuntary manslaughter.

12 months community service.

Good behavior, she's out
in six, maybe three.

Why bother to lie?

That's what's bugging me.

Why lie?

They're not.

Let it go.