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Is that Marsha's sister?

What do we call her?

Aunt Jean.

She looks nicer than Marsha.

She does.

Hey.

- Hi Libby.
- Hi.

Thank you so much for having us.

Oh, you're always welcome here.

Thanks.

- Oh.
- Who are these two beauties?

Well, um, this
little one is Tank

and this big one is Abby.

Hello, nice to meet you both.

Are those wands you have there?

Why don't you go over
there and try to turn that goat

into a goose?

- Might work.
- It's okay.

Go ahead.

Just be careful.

Goats don't bite, do they?

Course they do, they're goats.

Watch your fingers!

It's so soft.

Wow.

That's one of my
favourite pieces.

Frank always thought
of himself as an artist

and I guess I did, too.

He made that.

Yeah.

Who's frank?

Frank was my husband.

Although we never married.

He passed 10 years ago.

Oh, I'm sorry.

He did that one up there, too.

Oh wow, that's um,
it's very um, rustic.

You done?

Frank was a fan of imperfection.

Yeah, I can tell.

Hey, are you full?

Aunt Jean, where
is your dishwasher?

You're looking at it, kiddo.

You don't have a dishwasher?

No dishwasher, no
clothes dryer, no microwave.

- TV?
- No, no TV.

Well, um, I hope
you have a bathtub,

'cause it's time for these
two to get ready for bed.

No, why don't you do the
dishes and I'll take them up.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

Uh, I... we just have
our l... we have a routine.

It's fine.

Come on.

Okay.

Hey.

You guys be good.

The dish soap is where
you might expect it to be.

Okay.

Cool scar.

I got it in the car
crash with my dad.

Here, this one's my favourite.

It looks like a Crescent moon.

Mine looks like a river.

Yes, they mighty Mississippi.

Come on, let's go.

Bed time.

Oh.

Thanks.

I thought you might like that.

- Oh yeah.
- There you go.

It's cold.

Oh.

Oh!

There they are, thank you.

You know, this won't be
forever just until I get us back

- on our feet.
- Yeah.

And I know it's a
lot with the kids.

It's just after Danny,

everything kinda
just got away from me

and it's hard to lose your
person and your whole life

in a year.

I really appreciate
you inviting us to stay.

I think it's gonna be a
little weird for a while.

You don't really
know what I'm made of

and I bet your mother's
probably filled your head with

a lot of chicken shit about me.

Well...

And you know Marsha,

she's got a lot to say
about a lot of things.

But I do remember you though,

I remember seeing you
at granddaddy's funeral.

You and mom were fighting.

Oh yeah.

I was a doozy.

And your mother always
was a stellar sort of asshole.

But let's not talk about things
that make us wanna punch holes

in a sheetrock.

You have a lot of pets.

- We don't call 'em pets.
- Oh.

On a farm, they're animals.

And they all have jobs.

The hens lay eggs, the
cats keep the mice away,

the dogs protect the
chickens from the coyotes,

and the goats make milk.

What's his job?

Thanksgiving.

Yes.

Just in case you get cold.

Thanks.

Happy new year.

Yeah, happy new year.

You both are doing a good job.

- It's so good.
- It's so good.

Thank you.

- Thanks.
- You're welcome.

There she is.

Aunt Jean made pancakes

and I had a dream I
was a cute pink goat.

All goats are cute, pink or not.

Try this jam,
mama, Jean made it.

Strawberries and blueberries
from that field in the back.

Jean said we could
pick 'em in the summer.

And this was wiggy the piggy.

She's delicious.

She was a good pig.

What would you
like in your Espresso?

Wait, you don't have a
dishwasher, but you have this?

When it comes to coffee,
I don't mess around.

This is James o'Connor,
my farm manager.

Would you please
quit calling me that.

You make it sound like I
got a desk out in the barn.

You must be the uh,
the long lost niece.

Uh, yeah, that's me.

Nice to meet you.

This beautiful girl is Abby

and the tall, dark, and
handsome one is tank.

How you doing? It's just grease.

- Where do you live?
- Where do I live?

I live right out front
there in that silver bullet.

You look like a werewolf.

- Abby.
- I...

I look like a were... or
maybe I am a werewolf.

Don't worry, Abby, he's human.

O'Connor's gonna teach
your mama how to run the farm.

- What?
- What?

What, I'm sorry what?

- What?
- I need help, you need a job,

and he's not gonna
stay around forever.

Oh, I... trust me, I
know I need a job,

but I'm not sure
I'm the farming type.

Yeah, totally agree with that.

You don't know me.

Well, you're the
one who just said it.

Well, I... I can...
I can just tell.

Tell what?

You know what, I
don't... the point is

it's not a good idea.

Sure it is.

Drink up, get dressed,
and get outside.

Today?

It's a holiday.

There are no holidays on a farm.

I let you sleep in this morning,

but tomorrow's gonna
be a whole other deal.

Come on, kids.

Let's go see Russ
at the feed store.

- Wait, wait.
- Bye, mommy.

- Love you.
- Wait.

Bye, see you later.

Let's go, let's go.

Be... be... be careful.

Alright, two minutes,
out in the barn.

Where?

That the... that's the
big red structure outback.

Hey, hey, yo.

Here we go.

Okay.

- What is this?
- What?

You don't have a coat.

I forgot it at my mom's.

Well, these are chickens.

And these are goats.

She told me to
start from scratch,

so that's what I'm gonna do.

This one right over
here, that's Ms. Taylor.

The one right
there is Katy Perry

and the one right
back over there

that doesn't belong with
anyone, that's Susan sontag.

These are nubians,

the ones with the
long, floppy ears.

We don't have any alpines,
but we do have a few lamanchas

and don't show 'em,
we only milk 'em.

- Do they all have names?
- Yeah.

They all got names,
but I just call 'em "goat".

And why do you call her
"aunt Jean", are you related?

Uh, no, no.

But, she's like family.

I'm fine.

Come on in.

Alright, you gotta
wedge it down first.

You know, I mean everywhere.

Front to back,
not back to front.

Alright, here we go.

Hand me those hoses
that's right over there, will ya?

These, yeah.

You gotta attach these.

Where?

Uh, exactly where you
think you might attach 'em,

to their teats.

Alright, slow and easy here.

You gotta sing to 'em.

You're kidding.

No.

I'm not singing to goats.

I don't sing to goats.

Yeah, there you go.

Yeah, see.

Just warm 'em up first,

that's how you get these
girls to give you their best.

Isn't that right?

Alright, now hit play.

Just like that.

I... I just... I... I thought
we'd have to do it all by hand,

you know?

Well, we got 30
goats and four hands.

And frank set all that up.

Yeah, I oughta fix this.

And he installed this
big fridge right over here.

The plan was to add
a cheese business,

but then he got sick, so...

With what?

With Parkinson's.

Now Jean's got arthritis,

so I guess that makes you
next in line for the throne.

I don't know about that.

Yeah, you're telling me.

Here's the fridge.

Is it all goat cheese?

- Is it good?
- Yeah, yeah.

That's so cool.

You know, with all of
this Jean really could open

a cute little cheese store.

No, please save your ideas
about the hipster cheese shop

for your... your journal.

I don't... I don't really
wanna hear about that.

I don't think that's exactly
what I was saying, but...

Okay.

Okay, i'm... i'm... sounded
like you were talking about

a hipster cheese shop
you wanted to open.

Anyway, it doesn't matter,

this concludes our tour
of the fridge for today.

Here's the rule about gates,

you always wanna leave
'em the way you found 'em.

If they're open,
you leave 'em open

and if they're closed...

Let me guess, you
leave them closed.

That's right, very good.

Now you just turn it over
there and open it like that, okay?

Here you go then.

Turn it.

Turn it. You
gotta turn it, turn it.

I'm turning.

You gotta turn it,
turn it, turn it, turn it...

- Ow, I'm turning it!
- Turn it, turn it, turn it.

Ow, ow!

- Ow.
- Okay, well,

maybe I should
probably fix that one.

Am I supposed to follow you?

Yep.

Yo.

Yeah.

Can you hold up, I
need to adjust my shoe.

It's beautiful, huh?

Oh, she's alive.

I just sat down on
the edge of the bed

and I fell asleep.

You're late.

No, I'm not, I just
heard the rooster.

Dooby.

He's all over the map.

He's a rooster.

Roosters can't tell time.

Um, okay, I um... I will come.

I just have to get
the kids up and...

Done!

They're out watering.

They are?

Yeah, I've taught 'em
how to use the rain barrel.

Yeah.

We're gonna go milk the goats.

And I'm gonna have
you run into town,

get some supplies,
you can take my truck.

Okay, okay.

Um, let me just
take a quick shower

- and then I'll come...
- Why?

You don't need to take a shower,

the beauty pageant's
not till Saturday.

I mean goats don't
care what you smell like.

Right?

I'm gonna brush my teeth.

Okay.

Yeah, that's
probably a good idea.

We need to hire a real hand.

She'll learn.

Okay.

Okay.

There it is.

- Oh.
- Hi!

Hi.

It's just these.

- Oh.
- Yeah.

Good.

Okay.

You married?

Oh, I was.

Hmm, divorced then?

No.

Mysterious, what happened?

He's just gone.

Gone where?

How much do I owe ya?

That would be 48.25.

60.

So like gone as in dead?

Wait, your change.

There you are.

We're gonna have
our first cheese lesson.

Hey Jean, I just need like um,

I just need like a moment,

because I haven't really
had a shower in three days

and I'm exhausted.

And I just need a moment.

- Alright.
- Okay.

Go.

Take your shower,

I see you back
here in 10 minutes.

- Feel better?
- Yeah.

Oh, and thanks for
the... the overalls.

And do they fit.

You're starting
to look the part.

Looks can be deceiving.

- What are we doing?
- God's work.

We're making chévre.

Come on.

- That sounds hard.
- It's not hard.

Here, I want you to put
this milk into that pan.

So here.

It's heavy.

Pour it all in.

Yeah, that... that's good.

Alright, now this is
rennet and bacteria.

You're gonna put two
or three drops in there

and I'm gonna put this
whole thing in there.

And this is gonna
help the milk coagulate.

My head feels coagulated.

You stir that now.

Stir that up.

Um, hey Jean, I just...
Listen, I just wanna

thank you again
for letting us stay.

I mean you know,
you've been so amazing.

And the kids obviously
love it here and...

You don't have to
thank me anymore.

You work here now.

Well, I just... that's what
I wanna talk to you about.

I am not sure that i'm
actually cut out for this.

You know?

I want you to take
those around there

and put 'em on this parchment
paper, nice and even.

Come on, pick 'em up with
your bare hands, go ahead.

- I...
- That's good, go ahead.

Go ahead.

You can go on, I'm listening.

Well, I just... I don't know
how long we're gonna be here

and I don't want you to
depend on me just in case,

you know, this all
doesn't work out.

And I... I really
appreciate you.

Okay, I understand.

Okay?

I'll take you for as
long as I can get you.

There.

It's alright, you can have
a little bit on your hands.

Just salt 'em lightly
now, 'cause it's all done.

I'm gonna... it's a...

Just take a teaspoon,
just like you're putting

a little salt on your food
only you're not shaking it.

- There you go.
- Okay.

Yeah, you can
do that, pinch it on.

You're a natural.

Well, bartley, sounds
like we have a full house.

What do you have
in your backpack?

Ooh, okay, let's
go, please hurry.

Come on, Abby, I
don't wanna be late.

Here you go.

Okay.

Bug, you're doing
such a good job.

Isn't the milk glass
pretty, mama?

It really is.

You know what else is pretty?

You.

We're having company for dinner.

We are?

You better go get cleaned up.

Yes, ma'am.

Can you go get the bread?

Don't you tear it up.

Tank and I actually saw...

Evenin', one and all.

Oooh, it smells like
love in here, Jean.

Libby, this is my
boyfriend Russ.

Hi.

Give me a hug, I wanna hug you.

And this is his beautiful
granddaughter sunshine.

Hi, how's it going?

Hi.

These are for you.

For me, why?

Well, you're the niece
of the woman I love.

It's a bribe.

Don't listen to her.

I need all the help I
can get with this one.

I need you on my side.

Now she is one of
them hippie liberals

and I'm a conservative lawyer.

Wait, I thought you
owned the feed store.

Well, I'm also entrepreneur.

Now just tell me you're not
one of them hippies or liberals,

are you?

I'm not really sure what I am.

She's undecided, that
means she's a liberal.

That's one for my side.

What?

Oh now, come on
now, that's not right.

Sorry, Russ.

Jean, how you feelin'?

Well, my fingers
are a little swollen

when I get up in the morning
these days, aching, you know...

- No, no, no, Jean.
- Just things like that.

I mean, how are you feeling?

I don't know.

Worried, hopeful.

How am I supposed to feel?

Well, you know
what I always say.

Yes, I do.

Then I guess I
don't have to say it.

No, you don't.

I feel like maybe I
should say it anyway.

What are you gonna
do? Hands high.

Ooh, solar plexus, nice.

Follow it up with
an elbow, right.

You.

Whoa!

Alright, Abby,

if that kid messes with
you, you know what to do.

Go to bed.

Goodnight, o'Connor.

- Goodnight, you guys.
- Goodnight, o'Connor.

Where are you going?

- Upstairs, mom.
- Okay.

Yeah, dishes are clean.

See what I mean?

Thank you for nothing, dooby.

Man.

That was nice.

What?

Just having a home-cooked meal.

Yeah, I know what you mean.

Hey.

Um, I just wanted to say

I'm really sorry for
freaking you out at the store.

It's okay.

Give me your hand.

Yeah, you're probably
freaking her out again right now.

Yeah, no, I'm good,
I'm okay. I'm okay.

I just... come on,
I'm gonna read it.

- Okay.
- Oh, you don't have to, you...

- Let me.
- Okay.

Okay.

So it says you have
a very strong life line.

Ooh, that's original.

Ignore him.

Um, wow, and it says that
your past and your present

are about to intersect.

Your heart line says
that you have a lot of love

in your life and
huh, two family rings.

And what does that mean?

It means you have two families.

And everything in your
life is about to change.

Newsflash, I think
it already has.

Okay, with that
revelation I'm gonna...

I'm gonna hit the hay.

Uh, Jean, thank you for dinner.

Goodnight, everybody.

Goodnight, James.

Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Your husband, you
said he was gone.

But he's not really gone.

Okay, actually now
you are freaking me out.

Is he gonna get the day off?

It's not a day
off if you're sick.

I don't feel good.

Good morning,
my beautiful family.

Hey, babe...

Is he gonna get the day off?

Can you take Abby
to school today,

I gotta take tank to the
doctor, he's burning up?

Yeah, yeah, sorry
to hear that, buddy.

Abby, I'm leaving in five
minutes, are you ready?

Yes, sir.

And you're going to
the bank today, right?

- I'm gonna drop off Abby...
- I don't feel good.

And then I'm gonna
deal with the new deal

that I've been
working on and yes,

I'm gonna go straight...

Tuition's due.

To the bank right after that.

You worry too much.

Everything's gonna be fine.

Love you.

Danny.

Danny! Something
bad is gonna happen.

I got it.

Scout's honour.

Stop worrying.

I love you.

- Danny.
- Serious question.

Um, who do you like
better, me or mama?

Danny!

We won't get into that.

Yeah, okay, come on.

Danny!

Danny!

Danny!

Danny!

Oh, you gotta be kidding me.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

What?

You want the bad
news or the bad news.

The bad news.

The latch is broken, I
was out here trying to fix it.

Nobody's gonna be up
for the next five hours

to open up this damn door.

What? Get...

Five hours.

- It's stuck.
- Yeah.

Why don't you call
Jean on her cellphone?

Uh, my cellphone's
right outside the door.

You got your cellphone on you?

No, I don't have my cellphone.

Of course, you don't.

What's the other bad news?

It's about to get
real cold in here.

What if we scream,
maybe she can hear us?

It's a refrigerator,
it's insulated, no, y...

I mean you can go ahead and try.

Don't you have some
wire or maybe a screwdriver

and then maybe you could
just jam it open or something?

- Or just...
- Oh, that's a good idea.

I...

A stick of gum, a nail file,
a sock, and in 45 seconds,

I can have the door open
before the bomb goes off.

Thank you.

That'll keep you warm.

What did I tell you
about doors and gates?

I don't need a
lecture right now.

Leave 'em the way you found 'em.

I don't need a lecture!

Leave 'em the way you found 'em.

Ow!

If a door's open,
you leave it open.

If a door is closed,
you leave it closed.

Patsy cline had a great January.

You should try that.

That's really good.

Hmm.

What if I have to pee?

Oh, you... you're
not peeing here.

You're gonna have to hold it in.

What if I can't?

What are we in preschool?

You're gonna have...
You're gonna have to hold it.

I mean, you gotta
go pee right now?

No.

Then why... why are
we even talking about it?

Because I'm worried that
I might have to go later.

So why'd you move
out here anyway?

I had to get out of
my mom's place.

Yeah?

Yeah, my husband died
and then I lost our house.

So it was a pretty great year.

And uh, then I had to
move in with my mom.

And Marsha's not easy.

Why do you live here?

Uh, convenience mostly.

My ex got the house.

Your ex-wife?

No, ex-husband.

Shut up.

Really?

No ex-wife.

Oh.

How long you guys been divorced?

You know, i'd...
I'd... I'd actually prefer

to talk about Marsha.

Marsha.

She's very beautiful.

She still is very beautiful.

Travel agent, been
married four times.

She's a piece of work.

I think I was like 6
when she'd decided

I didn't need a
babysitter anymore.

I remember I was so scared
whenever she would leave me.

I would... I would stay
in my closet with the um,

you know the high horses.

You know, those like sticks
with the little horse heads

on top.

I would sit in my
closet with that.

And sometimes, I
would wake up there,

'cause I think she just
forgot to come check on me.

Well, that sucks.

Yeah, but no, not that bad.

Hey, come sit.

Lean back against that.

Thanks.

Yeah.

Oh god.

Oh, this stinks.

Y'all have a little cold
weather campout?

Oh god, oh.

Thank you!

Oh god!

It was so cold.

Wooh!

This one got us locked in.

Who fixes a door in
the middle of night?

The one, who knows how
to get a job done, that's who.

Well, this one's got an answer
for everything, doesn't he?

Ooh.

Like you got an answer
for everything, too.

See you tomorrow.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Where did you get
that funny shirt, new girl.

You're so ugly you'd scare
a buzzard off a gut cart.

What are you gonna do, limper?

- Mrs. Moran?
- Yes.

Hi.

Are you sure it
was Abby's fault,

because she's really...
She's not a fighter.

She's never even
hit anybody in her life.

- I mean...
- Well, it's never easy

starting at a new school.

But we have a
zero tolerance policy

for violence here.

Abby will have to use her
words instead of her karate chops

when she's teased.

Teased about what?

Mrs. Moran, Abby's not
the first and she certainly

won't be the last gawky child.

She... she has a limp
from a car accident.

It's the same car accident
that killed her father

and my daughter knows more
about pain and hard work...

Mrs. Moran.

This isn't a great way
to start a new school.

It's grounds for suspension.

What is going on?

I mean what...
This is not like you.

He called me "limper".

Okay, that kid is a jerk,

but you cannot just go
around hitting people.

You have to use
your words, okay?

I mean how do you even
know karate in the first place?

O'Connor.

What?

It's Libby.

Mom.

Hey, oh hey, Abby.

Um, did you teach
her how to fight?

- Yeah, a couple of moves.
- Well, thank you,

because my child just
got suspended for a week.

You finally got that Jimmy kid.

I got him right in
the solar plexus.

Nice work.

No.

No, not nice work.

How does he know about Jimmy?

Why didn't you tell
me? I'm your mother.

Because I knew you
would stress out about it.

What, I'm not stressed out!

Mom, you're
stressing out right now.

Abby, I'm fine, I can
handle this, I'm cool.

You could've told me.

I need you to go to your room.

- Go to your room.
- Yeah.

Don't...

- Go to your room.
- Don't...

Don't ever do that again.

- Why are you mad at her?
- I'm not mad at her.

- Yeah, you are.
- No, I'm not.

She's been getting
picked on ever since

she got to that school.

I'm mad at you.

She didn't tell you, because
she's trying to protect you.

What? Protect me from what?

I hope she kicked
the piss out of him.

Hey.

You know what that
kid said, it was awful

and he probably got
what he deserved.

And I am so proud of you
for standing up for yourself.

I miss daddy.

Look, I know.

I know.

I do, too.

I like it here on the farm.

Are we gonna stay, mama?

I don't know.

You know what I do know
that whatever happens,

we're gonna be okay.

Promise?

Oh.

Promise.

- Can I spend the night?
- Yeah.

My feet are so cold.

- Is that too much salt?
- Ready, just roll it.

Yeah, just put
a little bit of salt.

- Okay.
- That one looks really good.

This costs $8, this
is handmade, too.

- $8!
- It's handmade, too.

We can sell it to the shop or...

Well, he can't
afford this cheese.

Now higher.

"...a long white apron.

And he informed her
indeed and precisely

that he had
prepared cu... curry..."

- Ooh.
- How do you say that word?

- Curry.
- Curry.

Curry shrimp.

It's too spicy.

Okay.

What are we plantin'?

Nothing aspirational,
only what we can eat.

I'm not gonna plant
another bed of artichokes

for no good reason.

It really is pretty here.

I thought you'd like it.

Hey Jean, can I
ask you a question?

Sure.

How long did it take you?

Plant all these?

- Not long.
- Mm-mm, you know, to um...

To... to get over frank?

Initially, I was never
gonna get over frank.

I hunkered down in my sadness

and I refused to
come up for air.

Then slowly, I
got back to living.

Life keeps chugging along
whether we like it or not.

Sometimes, I just feel like
I'm drowning, you know?

This kinda pain and
loss, it cracks you open.

But we are made of
magic and resilience, Libby.

Losing someone you love,

that scar will
feel ugly forever.

But it will heal.

You promise?

I can speak from experience.

Is that too close?

Farmer's market
is easy, I don't...

I don't know why Jean
waited so long to show you.

I do.

I used to live in Houston,
haven't been back since we left.

You moving back?

I don't know.

I have to get a real
job, I can't run a farm,

I've gotta make money.

Excuse me.

Milking goats, isn't a real job?

You know what I mean, I
gotta send my kids to college.

College isn't necessary.

My kids are going to college.

Why?

So they can have a good life.

- To...
- Okay.

- Did you go to college?
- Yep.

Do you have a good life?

Not because I went to college.

- Did you go to college?
- Yes.

Yeah, and how is that
working out for you?

Okay, well, my
life didn't turn out

exactly the way it
was supposed to.

Well, that's true for pretty
much everyone, Libby.

So you're just against
higher education?

Yeah, it's a racket.

The world is falling
apart anyway.

Look, what you should be
showing your kids how to do

is hotwire a car, how
to hunt, how to fish,

how to fend for themselves.

That, that is what's
gonna come in handy

when the apocalypse comes.

You realize you sound crazy?

Maybe I am crazy.

Yeah.

Tank and Abby are
gonna be just fine,

they're both survivors.

One Doris and two
Angelina jolies please.

Good choice.

My son loves
Angelina Jolie, too.

She just has a way with
kids all over the world.

Get it?

Okay.

Stop it, Libby,
it's not so funny.

Oh my god.

Libby moran?

Girls, it's Libby.

Oh my gosh.

Hi!

It's Libby!

Hi.

Huh, look at you.

L... Libby.

Hi.

Oh my god, we haven't
seen you since the funeral.

- Yeah.
- Oh, I miss Danny so much.

How are you really?

How are you?

I'm... I'm good.

I'm... i'm... you know,
the kids are really...

- Are you making cheese?
- Oh.

Um, helping out.

- And just selling.
- We buy it every week.

Yeah, no, that is so cute.

- Adorable.
- We love it.

Ooh um, oh well, um,
I'll take a... a Rosie

and um a... a Doris.

Okay.

Um, Rosie, Doris.

Okay, okay, that is $10.

You can keep the change.

Oh no, we don't take tips.

Oh well, yeah, actually...
Speak for yourself.

We do actually take tips.

I guess we take tips.

I'm gonna... i'm
gonna go grab a cider.

Guess we take tips.

Okay, you work
with the hot farmer?

Who?

Oh, that's what we call him.

Him?

He's the reason we come here.

Mhmm, he's hot.

Ridiculously hot.

Wooh.

Yeah.

Yeah, he's yeah.

Okay, wait a minute.

Are you two... are you two
making cheese together?

- No.
- I mean, what?

- Are you?
- No.

- Come on.
- Oh god.

You can tell us.

- I don't want to kiss and tell.
- You can tell us.

I mean, we've made
some cheese together.

- Oh!
- Sometimes.

- Wow!
- Wow.

- Well, good for you.
- Yeah.

You've totally moved on.

Oh, wasn't Danny the
sweetest guy ever though?

- Hmm, just exquisite.
- Miss you, miss you.

Ugh, a diamond in the rough.

I... can you just give me a...

Hey, I'll be right back.

Thank you for sharing.

Hi.

Bye.

Bye. Go.

See ya next week.

Yeah.

Hey, that was so sad.

Ugh, what is it about
her that is so irritating?

She's just one of those
people, mhmm, mhmm.

Hey y'all, you know
I feel sorry for her.

Her husband dies
in a car accident,

- leaves them broke.
- Hmm.

I went to her estate sale.

Come on, you didn't.

- I sure did.
- Oh.

She had the same
wedding China as me.

Y'all, don't judge, but I
bought every last piece of it.

Now I have plate
settings for 24.

That's amazing.

Good thing I'm popular.

Okay, there's no
way she's sleeping

with the hot farmer.

You don't think she's lying?

Oh, give me a break.

Hello, she looks
like she's wearing

a Halloween costume.

She's like a lumberjack.

It's... from a truck stop.

Do y'all think I need Botox?

- Oh.
- What?

- That here.
- You look beautiful, no.

No, you still look so
young from the last time.

- Yeah, mhmm.
- Thank you.

- Let's go.
- I love it, I'm way behind.

Oh.

Yeah, alright.

Thank you. Yeah,
see you next week.

Hey, we need to leave.

- What?
- I need to leave.

I need to leave.

Wait, wait, wait,
wait, slow down.

- What's... what's going on?
- We need to go.

Those women that
were here, they hate me.

They think you're hot.

I might have
accidentally told them that

we were making cheese together.

And... and... and they're
just they're terrible people

and I just really wanna go home
and they think I'm dressed like

a scarecrow, so...

I hate terrible people.

Well, that's that.

Mhmm.

Well, that was gross.

- Shall we?
- Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, I really do.

You are to, you're
doing pretty good.

I like it.

Hello.

When?

Alright, I'm on my way.

I'm on my way right now.

Okay.

What?

It's Aaron.

I'm sorry, I gotta...

- Oh.
- I gotta go.

It's okay, go, I got this.

- I like yours.
- I like yours.

- I like yours.
- I like yours.

I like yours.

You know we can
switch off, remember...

Yeah, we can switch 'em off.

You guys look...

Hi, mama.

Mama, we made hats.

Oh my gosh!

The tinfoil makes our
brain waves move faster.

Well, who doesn't want that.

Look at you.

Are you guys done?

Okay, why don't you
go upstairs, wash up,

brush those dirty chompers.

What do you have on your nose?

And um, I'll come up
and I'll read you a story.

- Sound good?
- Yeah.

Great.

Go!

- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

Goodnight, aunt Jean.

Goodnight.

Ain't he sweet?

He's cute.

How was the market?

Um, better than expected.

O'Connor had
to um, just run off.

Uh, something
happened with Aaron.

Oh goodness.

I'll have to call
and check on him.

Who's Aaron?

His ex-wife.

She had a stroke
some years back.

How old is she?

Same age as him.

A nurse takes care of her,
but he's out there all the time.

That sucks.

Who could that be?

I don't know anybody who knocks.

Nobody knocks in that order.

No.

Looks like they
released the kraken.

I'm here to see my daughter
and my grandchildren.

What are you doing here?

Um, well, uh, making cheese.

Um, goat cheese, and then...

No, honey, I mean
what are you doing?

What are you doing here?

You can come home now, you can.

I forgive you.

Forgive me for what?

For leaving.

Well, you made it pretty
clear that um, we were nearing

our expiration date.

You'd been sleeping on
my couch for six months.

I was having a hard time.

I know, and I was
trying to motivate you,

because I did not
raise you to be a victim.

You cannot throw your life
away if he was not worth it...

Marsha!

These kids have to go to bed,
so we need to say goodnight to...

- What?
- I didn't even...

Goodnight, Marsha.

Goodnight.

Goodnight, my babies.

Hey, Abigail.

Yep, you got taller.

I see it.

That's good, honey.

So stand up straight.

Come on, let's see it.

That's right.

I really... I can't believe that
you're being so ungrateful.

I'd given you everything.

I gave you an education.

I gave you all those
really nice clothes,

took you on all
those great vacations.

Mama, let's... you left
me hotel rooms, so...

They were very nice hotels.

Yeah, okay.

Okay.

I just... I...

You don't want this.

I'm staying here for now, okay?

Why?

This is not you, Libby.

This isn't you.

What's me?

Tell me, what is me.

You're not meant
for a small town,

you're not meant
for a farm, this...

Mama, what am I meant for?

'Cause I don't know
what I'm meant for.

Well, we can find out
when you come home.

I don't have a home!

I don't have a home!

Where do I go?

This is all I've got, so
I'm gonna stay here.

Okay?

This is all I got.

You can come back to me.

We'll find something bigger.

I really don't wanna
do this right now.

I gotta get the kids to bed.

Fine.

Alright.

Just give up.

Mama, I cannot
do this right now.

No.

You... you get to choose
the time when you do this.

Okay, you know what,
thank you so much

for letting us stay
at your house.

Is that okay?

Thank you so much

and I hope you have a
safe drive back home.

Does that sound good?

There you go.

Libby?

Stupid.

You look tired, Jean.

I was just gonna say
the same thing about you.

Hmm.

I know you're trying
to turn her against me.

Did you tell her yet?

Not yet.

She's gonna be just
as disappointed in you

as she is in me.

Maybe.

Well, I know her and she's
gonna come back to me.

God, I hate this place.

S...

These people.

It's all so small.

Lucky for us, you
don't live here anymore.

Yeah.

Why do you even live here
when you could be living

up there?

I'll never live in
that house again.

'Cause you're
stubborn, just like papa.

You've always
been jealous of me.

I never even think about you.

Good girl, come on.

Let's go, come on.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Hey uh, I'm sorry I guess
I'm the new o'Connor.

Oh!

Yeah, uh, Jean asked me
to come help out with uh...

Have you ever done
any of this before?

How hard could it be?

Nice shoes.

Oh, thanks.

They're new.

Yeah.

Not for long.

Um, grab that feed.

Okay.

Hurry up.

The one with the long
ears, what are they?

Nubians.

Yes.

And that one over
there with the short ears?

Uh, lamancha.

Lamancha.

Yeah, got it.

You got it.

- You're made for this.
- Um.

- It's fun, right?
- Yeah, no, it is fun.

It's just really messy work.

Yeah, kind of uh, it reminds
me of when I was in la,

I uh, I bussed tables
for a couple of years

and at the end of
every single shift,

I was a mess.

I had food all over me.

How long did you live there?

Um, couple of years.

Uh, I was a singer,
uh singer-songwriter.

What do you mean was?

You don't sing anymore?

No.

Um, not really.

Um.

- I didn't make it, you know.
- Yeah.

And uh, my label dropped me.

And I had a very toxic
relationship with vodka.

And uh, everything just
kinda went sideways.

I... I lost myself.

And the reason I went
out there in the first place...

...i went out there
to be somebody.

And then, you know I
never thought I'd find myself

back here doing this.

Well, if it's any consolation
kind of the shiniest thing

in this town.

What do you plan to be
when you grow up, a farmer?

Oh gosh, I don't know
what I'm gonna be

when I grow up.

Kinda lost my compass.

What's that mean?

Something happened
with my husband

and I... I... I... I just
should've talked to him.

I mean the truth
is we were broke

and I don't know why
I just didn't talk to him.

And I just... so stupid.

I have an idea.

What are you doing tonight?

Come on, just because
you lose someone,

doesn't mean you
stop talking to 'em.

I come around here all the
time to talk to my grandmother.

This feels like a terrible idea.

It's gonna be great, trust me.

This place is...

...it's so familiar to me.

Did there used to
be a driveway here?

Uh, I don't know.

It's where Jean grew up.

Nobody's lived in it for years.

Yeah, everyone calls it,
"the Halloween house".

Come on.

If you wanna lose your
virginity or talk to the dead,

this is the spot.

Come on.

Okay, this is where we do it.

I really can't believe me that
you convinced me to do this,

'cause I... I don't
believe in this sort of stuff.

Close your eyes.

And take a deep breath.

Together.

Deeper.

We're uh, clearing the
circle to make space

for the other plane.

The what?

Keep your eyes closed.

They are closed.

Okay.

Mmm.

We hope so we will receive
a sign of your presence.

Danny, if you're with us,
please join us when you're ready.

How do we see a sign
if our eyes are closed?

I feel like you're not
taking this seriously.

Sorry.

Can I give it a shot?

Yeah, sure, be my guest.

Um, Danny, you can hear me?

I miss you.

I really miss you.

Why didn't I talk to you?

Why couldn't we just see that
we had enough, you were enough.

We didn't need more.

Why am I so mad at you
for dying and leaving us?

You know, I mean I was the
one that asked you to take Abby

to school that day, I was the
one who changed the routine.

And I just feel
like it was my fault.

And I'm really sorry.

I'm really...

...sorry.

And I love you.

And the kids love you.

And I don't know
what else to say.

I just hope that you're
okay wherever you are.

I don't think that
really worked.

You did great.

You nailed it!

Don't make me one,
I'm not eating bread.

Hmm.

Jean, why didn't you
tell me about that house?

It's amazing, it
can be so beautiful.

- You went up there?
- Mhmm.

Last night with sunshine.

It was crazy.

She convinced me to do
like a circle thing with candles

- and... and...
- A séance?

Yeah.

I don't know, it...

Did it work?

I feel better.

Why'd you let that house go?

Must've been a
great place to grow up.

I really want that
for Abby and tank.

Abbs, tank, come on, let's go!

- We're gonna be late!
- Coming!

You know, like a home,
like a... like a real home.

You know, with Marsha we
just moved from town to town

and husband to husband.

And just never
got to lay any roots.

I don't wanna end up like that.

Well, well, well, look
what the cat dragged in.

- Go.
- Jeanie, jeanie.

- Mornin'.
- Hi honey.

Abby says there's
dancing at the party.

I don't know how, jeanie.

It's easy.

Come on, now just fake it.

Is o'Connor coming
to the dance party?

Fingers crossed.

Jeanie.

Oh what?

Why yes, of course,
I want a present.

It's my birthday
for goodness sake.

But I have one rule, no one
is allowed to buy me a present.

We have to steal them?

No!

What are you talking about?

- No, you make them, silly.
- You're crazy.

Look at your face, steal.

- Bye, aunt Jean.
- Bye.

- Bye, aunt jeanie.
- Bye.

Libby.

Yes, ma'am.

You're not your mother.

Fingers crossed.

Hey.

Hey, Libby.

You look tired.

Oh, thank you.

How do you feel?

Tired.

How's Aaron?

Um, well, you know,
considering the circumstances,

she's managing.

Something's gotta give.

I'm sorry, it's tough.

No.

We're gonna see ya at
Jean's party this weekend,

right?

Yeah, I don't... I don't know
if I feel much like a party.

That makes sense.

Right, you know.

- It was nice seeing you.
- You, too.

- Feel better.
- Hmm.

Hey, Libby.

Yeah?

The farm looks terrible.

I had a terrible teacher.

Libby, the school
called, Abby's been hurt.

What?

I'll drive.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

The head always bleeds a lot,

so that's why her
clothes are so bloody.

The wound's superficial.

Yeah, it doesn't
look superficial to me.

Bug, what happened?

You can tell me.

Jimmy grevoski
pushed me into the fence.

So that kid is still
bothering you?

Yes.

I used my words
and he pushed me.

Unfortunately, it wasn't
the best choice of words.

Well, what words did you use?

I told him to back the eff off.

That's great.

Mrs. Moran, can I
speak to you in my office?

Uh, sure.

- Thanks.
- What?

- I didn't do...
- That was nice, thanks.

You said that?

You're gonna be okay.

I believe we're looking
at another suspension.

You gotta be kidding
me, for saying a bad word?

That kid pushed her
and she's bleeding.

Jimmy is also going to
receive a suspension.

Unbelievable.

You know what?

I don't think you
are doing your job.

My child is supposed
to be safe at school,

she used her words
just like you said

and now you're going to suspend
her again for saying a bad word.

What kind of a school
are you running?

She's being bullied daily
and you have done nothing

to stop it.

Mrs. Moran, we have
a system in place.

Well, Mrs. Weeks,
your system is broken.

Yeah.

I'm gonna get that
blood wiped off you.

Okay, let's go.

That's him.

So what happened with
you and Abby earlier?

We were just playing.

Yeah, you want me to
play with you like that?

No, sir.

You touch her again
and I will find you,

you understand me?

Yes, sir.

Okay.

Mama, we're ready.

Okay, y'all go
get your shoes on,

I'll be down in like
10 minutes, okay?

Okay.

Look, they're dancing.

That's so good.

Hey, where do you think she is?

Oh!

Go get the birthday girl.

Happy birthday, aunt jeanie.

You clean up pretty good.

So do you.

Well, I never need to
be... wear my Sunday best.

Jean, I... I... I don't
know what to say.

I... thank you for this.

It's...

Sometimes we just
need a pretty new dress

and someone to wear it.

Happy birthday.

It's really nice, I love it.

You hungry?

- Oh yeah.
- Come on.

I love these ribs, aunt jeanie,
I could eat 'em every day.

I'm so glad to hear that, honey.

And these are especially good,

because they come
from Mary oak down 71.

This is quite a turnout.

Well, I have a lot of
friends who like a free meal.

You got a lot of
friends who like you,

'cause you're kind,
and you're generous,

and you're forgiving, and brave,

and you're
beautiful just like me.

You're crazy.

Alright, come on, it's
time for horse shoes.

And this time I'm gonna beat ya,

I don't care if it
is your birthday.

We'll see about that.

And you, go get a drink

and find yourself
a dance partner.

Hey, um, I'll have drink.

There you go.

Hey, lady.

Look at you, you look amazing.

Thank you.

I just... well, any idea how
much more of an impact

we could have on the
world if we didn't spend hours

on our hair.

We'd have a freaking
cure for everything by now.

- Amen.
- Yes.

Alright, let's dance.

- Really?
- Yes.

I'm going to lead.

- Oh my god.
- Yes.

Just trust me.

Hi.

You decided to come after all.

I did.

- Can I sit?
- Yeah, of course.

Party, right.

You look great.

You wanna dance?

I don't know, do I?

I mean you seem
to know everything?

About everything, yeah?

Oh my god!

Look, i'm... I'm just as lost
as the next guy, trust me.

What?

I feel like you wanna
ask me something.

About Aaron?

Uh, I mean just if you
wanna talk about it.

I don't wanna talk about it.

I don't ever wanna
talk about it but...

It doesn't seem to
get me anywhere.

Well, how long were
you guys together?

Five years.

We moved out to a
property my parents left me

this side of town.

We were gonna raise jerseys
and herefords, those are cows.

And then she met
somebody in Austin.

She worked there
a few days a week.

Wanted a divorce,
so I gave her one.

Did you want a divorce?

Nah.

No.

Tsk.

Well, a few months
later, she had a... a stroke.

She's got a
congenital heart defect.

I mean you could
eat all the health food

in the world and still
end up in a wheelchair

for no good reason.

I mean it's...

The irony of it, you
know what I mean?

And what about the guy?

Oh, he split, he's gone.

I mean, not really

the for better or worse
kinda guy I guess.

And do her parents, do
they help out, do they...

Her parents live in El Paso.

They're gonna move
her out there soon.

Well, at least that's what
I think they're gonna do.

- That's a lot.
- Yeah.

Yeah.

It's a lot.

Come on.

Wait, hold on, hold
on, hold on now.

It's hot.

Thank you.

Hello.

Please don't do that.

Jean, what is this?

What is this?

Are you and frank my parents?

No.

That's not it.

Then what?

I'm afraid if I tell you,
I'm gonna lose you again.

Afraid, what is
that... I... I don't...

I... nothing is making sense.

Why do I know that house?

I think we better go sit down.

The reason that house
seems familiar to you

is because you grew
up in it till you were 4.

Marsha lived in that house?

No.

Just you.

But where was my mother?

You lived with mama and
papa till you were 2 months old.

Frank and I came up,
because mama got sick.

But where was my mother?

You were like a gift.

You were the baby
that I couldn't have.

Where was my mother?

She left you, honey.

She left you with
us, but it was alright,

because we were a family.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No.

Why don't I remember that?

But she came back for me?

She did come back.

Mama died and she
came to the service.

She saw how happy we
were and she wanted you back.

She left me for four
years and you let her

come in and take me?

There was nothing I could
do to stop her from taking you.

You should've tried harder.

You're right, I should've
told 'em she was crazy.

I should've lied.

I should've fought
harder for you.

But she was your mother,
there was nothing we could do.

You've known
this this whole time.

I've been here for months,
why didn't you tell me?

After your grandpa died,
your mom wanted to sell

that house.

All of my good
memories are in it.

And for a long time I was
hoping you'd come home again.

Is that supposed to
make me feel better, Jean?

Hmm?

You're just like her.

I'm n...

Well, your skin looks dry.

I can fix it.

Come on.

There you go.

Sorry, honey, my lunch date
is gonna be here any minute.

Jerry, and he is a keeper.

He's in the energy business

and I met him at the
downtown club happy hour.

That sounds promising.

Maybe, we'll see.

I guess it feels good
to finally know why

there weren't any baby
photos of me growing up.

I used to think it was,
because I wasn't pretty enough

or my clothes weren't right.

Alright, well, she told you.

Yeah, she told me.

And now you're mad at me.

Huh!

I'm not...

...mad at you.

Well, good, you shouldn't
be, because I was a child

with a child.

And anybody who knew me at 18,

knew that I was in no
way ready to raise a baby.

See I was not natural
mama, not like you.

But I came back.

You didn't, you came
back for a funeral.

Don't be a martyr, Libby.

You just sound like
Jean, Saint Jean.

This isn't about Jean,
this is about you and me

and the fact that
you didn't want me.

That's not true.

It just feels like you
wanted what Jean had.

Wow, well, that is ridiculous.

I want you to listen to me.

You just have to
know that I was a mess.

I was a mess and
I had to grow up.

Alright?

And then when mama
died, I came back for you,

'cause I did the right thing.

Because you're mine.

You are my blood.

And... and I made sure that
you did not have to grow up

in that place.

- You were better off with me.
- Was I?

'Cause I'm not so sure.

And I just don't know
if I can forgive you

for taking me away from there.

Because I was happy
and I think you knew it.

That is... is crazy.

- Mama, please...
- Libby, I was...

Stop.

Stop.

You've gotta get ready.

You look really pretty.

Oh, come on.

Young frank, take her.

Okay.

Bye, baby.

I'm sorry.

No more secrets.

There aren't anymore.

Promise?

It's the truth.

I wanna live here, in this house

with Abby and tank.

I'll run your farm and
I'll pay off of the top.

Alright.

This is my home.

Oh look, there's a
bird's nest up there.

I wonder if there's
any little eggs in there.

- Hey.
- There you go.

Hey, what are you looking at?

That was easter Sunday,
you lost a tooth that day.

Oh.

That was a good day.

Is your dress blue?

Mhmm, yeah.

I remember.

Look how tiny you were.

You know what, I don't know
what we were doing there

while I was handling you.

Get all dirty.

What?

I don't know what we
were doing and I can't see.

Are you even good
at fixing those?

When did that happen?

Oh, this?

A couple of days ago.

It was when I got
back from El Paso.

How'd that go?

I think it was for the best.

So are you back on the payroll?

Yep.

- Kids are gonna freak out.
- Yeah?

Yeah, they really missed you.

They did?

Yeah, they did.

What about you? You missed me?

No, not really.

Oh, that's too bad.