All language subtitles for The.Last.Thing.He.Told.Me.S02E05

Stop it! Stop!

- What the hell are you doing here?
- I thought you were dead.

You know what I should do?
I should call frank right now.

Frank? No, please. Look, it's her father.

- Please don't call.
- Grandpa.

All right.

It's okay.

It's okay.

You're okay?

We're fine. Everyone's fine.

How could you put Bailey
and Hannah at risk like that?

You put them at risk. I
told you not to go after frank.

I told you as soon as you were
gone, they would come after them.

Well, they tried to kill me because
you messed with his business.

The deal you and Hannah
made wasn't sustainable.

You can't make deals with these animals.
You of all people should know that.

- Me of all people?
- Owen.

- What's that supposed to mean?
- What do you think it means?

How many more people do you have to
lose before you realize what you've done?

So fucking what?

You start talking about my daughter,
you won't have to worry about frank,

'cause I'm gonna go
after you my fucking self.

Enough! Enough!

Let's not start litigating the past.

At least not before all of
us are somewhere safe.

Charlie?

We should get out of the city.
We should head out to lake Travis.

You want me to invite
this asshole into my house?

Hey.

This asshole happens
to be Bailey's father.

I'm sure she'd rather you
not throw him to the wolves.

Well, you're on borrowed time.

Believe me, I don't plan
to overstay my welcome.

Let's go. Charlie.

Seth, can you bring the cars around
back? We can sneak out through the alley.

Wait. It's safer if you ride without me.

- Wait, really?
- He's right.

I'd rather he ride with us.

What exactly are you worried about?

Well, other than you
two killing each other?

It's fine. I'll be fine.

We should move.

- Where's dad?
- He's riding in the other car.

You think that's a good idea?

No. I don't.

Yeah. It's Sully. Yeah, two suvs just left.

Two suvs? Why the fuck
does Charlie need two suvs?

- Protection.
- Do you want me to follow it?

- Do you want him to follow?
- No.

No, we're good.

What's Charlie got to be afraid of?

He thinks that Nicky's
death wasn't an accident.

Bullshit. He had a heart attack.

The coroner found traces
of poison in his blood.

Well, Nicky wasn't everybody's favorite.

He was mine.

- Where are we on Ethan young?
- I'm on it.

We think he's in Austin.

His wife and kid too.

We should talk.

About what?

We should talk about how
we're gonna protect them.

Did it ever strike you that every
time you try to protect them,

they wind up in more danger?

The two of them were so angry.

Yeah. Some old wounds there.

They see things so differently.

That's an understatement.

So who do you think is right?

Look, the campanos broke
the law and so did my father.

But whether his work for the campanos had
anything to do with your mother's death…

It's funny, I always believed that
grandpa must have been wrong.

But seeing my dad today, that anger…

Well, it just made me wonder.

What if it was my dad who was wrong?

Those two men, it's not surprising
they bring out the worst in each other.

I wouldn't read too much
into it. You know your father.

- Did we ever discuss chaos theory?
- What?

I studied fractals at ut, we must
have discussed chaos theory.

I honestly have no idea what
the hell you're talking about.

Chaotic systems seem random, but
there are connections, underlying patterns.

A butterfly flaps its wings in Austin,

- you get a tornado in sausalito.
- Get to the fucking point.

It's why I did what I did.

I couldn't put the pieces together.

I didn't know exactly what lead to
Kate's death, but I knew it wasn't random.

I knew somehow it had
to do with that family.

No. You don't know what
the fuck you're talking about.

They just tried to kill you.
Isn't that what you said?

- That wasn't frank.
- You don't know that.

You can't know that,
which is exactly my point.

Kate tried to warn me.

She…

She hated the fact that
you'd wrapped me up in it.

She…

She knew the second you crossed the line
and started helping frank break the law.

Seth. Stop the car.

You don't get these
people. You never have.

If I made any mistake,
it was in trusting you.

For god's sake,

your daughter was the only thing that gave
me any solace at all after Kate's death.

- And you took her away from me.
- For her own good.

Bullshit.

- You were punishing me.
- What?

- That's all. It was rash, it was stupid.
- Jesus Christ.

It was the first in a long
line of terrible decisions

that upended the lives of everyone
you've come in contact with since.

No. You're wrong, Nicholas.

It wasn't about you.

It was always about her. It
was about keeping her safe.

You want to keep her safe? All right.

There. All right.

That's frank's number.

Call him.

Turn yourself in.

And then Bailey and Hannah and
I can go on with our fucking lives.

Will you call him again, Charlie?

I just tried them. The service
around here is not great.

Yeah.

He's not a monster, Hannah.

Is that…

Thank god.

I told Seth minimal staff.

The less people know
he's here, the better.

- Yep.
- Hey.

- How'd that go?
- Great.

Do you want me to ride home with you?

I got a driver.

Also, I'm not a fucking infant.

Okay. I'll see you in the morning.

Yeah, it's me. Any trace of them?

Stay on it.

I need to put an end to
this Ethan young bullshit.

Speaking of which, I got a thing
I need you to clean up for me.

Grady's gone.

The case is gone.

And everything I've done has just
put you and Bailey in more danger.

The danger was already there.

- It was only a matter of time.
- Maybe. Or maybe I'm the problem.

I knew you shouldn't have
been in that car with Nicholas.

Convince me it's not
the best thing for all of us.

- For you to sacrifice yourself?
- I could disappear again.

Are you fucking kidding me?

After all that Bailey has been
through, you want to abandon her again?

- I don't want to… I'm trying to...
- okay, stop it.

Stop it. You can't
leave us again. Not now.

Get it out of your head.

Okay.

Okay.

I want to be clear about something.

I am not a fan of this playing with jokers.

It speeds up the game.

My point exactly.

I thought gin was a way
to enjoy passing the time.

You also used to think that driving was a
good way to get from Austin to sausalito.

Just because I don't like planes.

I'm just saying that some things
are better when they go faster.

Well, you're gonna regret
saying that when I win.

I know you and my dad used to be close.

That was a long time ago.

Charlie said you treated him like a son.

That was before your mother…

You know what he did. He was
reckless and wrong about a lot.

What about you? There's
nothing you were wrong about?

Plenty. But not this.

I made choices.

And there were consequences.

But I am not about to
second-guess myself

because of some damn
fool's baseless theories.

Maybe you should start.

Gin.

What about your case
against the campanos?

- Can we build it up again?
- Most of the evidence is gone,

there's no easy way to get it back.

Okay, but if we could...

well, we'd still have to prove that Teddy
and frank knew about the shipments

for it to hold up in a court of law.

What if we were operating
outside the legal system?

We don't need to take down
the campano's organization,

we just need to convince
them to leave us alone.

Okay. But how?

At the never dry, when I suggested
that maybe Teddy had poisoned Nicholas,

frank went nuts.

You think…

You think frank's losing control.

If Teddy poisoned Nicholas
without frank's knowledge…

Then maybe Teddy's been
doing business with the syndicate

without frank's knowledge.

We prove that Teddy's been going rogue,

we might be able to convince frank
he's got a bigger problem than us.

Here.

That's Teddy.

- Bingo can, but that's long gone.
- Right.

I have to find another
can and tie it to Teddy.

I thought we'd moved from "I" to "we."

Yeah,

but this involves going to
Houston, breaking into the shipyard.

It's gonna be dangerous.

Then it's good you'll
have me there to help.

I understand. Okay.

You're here late.

Yes, just finishing up some paperwork.

Is that right?

- I just…
- can't let it go?

Not really.

Well, then you'll like this.

Delia called me.

Confidentially, forensics found
a print on Grady's storage locker.

- Is the FBI into it?
- They are,

but I figured it wouldn't hurt to
do a little digging on our own.

- Yeah. Yeah, of course.
- Since you and Grady were close.

Ed? You okay?

Yeah. I'll do some follow-up.

Great. Don't stay too late.

Thanks for the sweats.

Of course. Good run?

It was great. It's beautiful out.

They ran your obituary.

And you see how small the photo is?

- I thought I owned this town.
- How quickly they move on.

Yeah.

Maybe you should try it.

You know how hard this is for me?

I have an idea.

I also happen to know how you
feel about your granddaughter.

I'm guessing you love her
more than you hate him.

All right. Anything else, counselor?

Yes, actually.

You're going to Houston
to break into the shipyard?

I know the place. It's
not as bad as it sounds.

It sounds pretty bad.

Bails, I'm trying to find a way...

what? Nicholas said I was safe, so this…

This isn't about protecting me.

I don't exactly trust
Nicholas, but even if I did,

I'd still wanna find a way
for all of us to be together.

That's gonna be pretty hard
if the campano's catch you.

- Bails...
- did you even talk to Hannah about this?

It was kind of her idea.

Hey.

- Nicholas is on board.
- He is?

Yeah.

Okay.

So you like this plan? You
think he should go to Houston?

Not on his own.

So you're both crazy. Great.

Bailey. I won't go if you don't want me to.

But I think I can be helpful.

We can't just keep running.
We need to do something.

We'll come back in one piece. I promise.

You better.

Yeah.

You stay safe and keep
your grandfather out of trouble.

Like I have any control over him.

Well, you have more than you think.

This is nice.

Driving through the Texas heartland
to stop a crime family from killing us?

Well, I think they just
want me. But, yeah.

Bailey and I… we…

We met Quinn camp a no.

Bailey reached out to her.

She thought Quinn might be able to
tell her something about her mother.

- Okay.
- Apparently they were close?

Quinn and Kate?

They were all close.

Quinn, Kate, Charlie, Teddy.

I never liked Teddy, but
Quinn, she was a good egg.

What about Kate?

I want to know.

I'm sure Charlie and
Nicholas told you about her.

You see, an evasive answer to an intimate
question is not the way to a girl's heart.

She was smart.

Really smart.

Tough. If you grew up
around Nicholas, you better be.

Yeah.

She'd see right through
you, cut you down to size.

Which was a lot, even if
she wasn't so… so beautiful?

It's fine. I wanna know.

I wanna know about you.

I was a poor kid from
nowhere, she was Austin royalty.

I mean, they knew
everyone on campus, in town.

And she was very much
at the center of it all.

I was in love with her and her world.

It was like nothing I'd ever experienced.

I never stood a chance.

See, that's some good first date material.

Is that what this is?

I don't know.

She sounds like she was amazing.

She was the most amazing
woman I'd ever met until I met you.

So I've graduated from
the late night Booty call?

Or maybe not?

It's just we're near my office, so…

Got it.

Don't want anyone knowing
you're dating a bad boy, right?

I wouldn't call it dating.

What's going on?

Nothing…

That marshal who died?

We got a lead in his case.

I thought the guy od'd?

We don't think so. He had a
storage locker someone cleared out.

Makes us think
something else is going on.

Wow.

And you have a specific lead?

No, but,

we found a print at the storage locker
we're running through the FBI's system.

Why?

No reason, I just…

Well, I could see how that'd
be, you know, upsetting.

Yeah.

Shit. I just realized I've got a work thing.

Really?

Yeah. Yeah. I'm… I'm
so sorry. Rain check?

This is it.

Do you know how to find the
container we're looking for?

Yeah, I've memorized the yard map.

They've got cameras everywhere.

Can we avoid 'em?

It's dicey.

Is this where you tell me
it'd be better if I stayed put?

Well…

Wouldn't be much of a date if you did.

What do we do about the cameras?

We wait until night falls. And
then we proceed very carefully.

Whatcha got there?

Charlie gave me some
of mom's old things.

These photos.

He said she liked to take them.

I'm sorry that I… I shut
you down last night.

I know it's a sore subject.
I just want to understand.

You know, I…

I started as a legal aid lawyer out of ut?

Yeah. I helped people who
couldn't afford to help themselves.

It's what I wanted to do.

So, how did you wind up with frank?

I represented a kid who worked for him.

I did well and he… frank,
he offered me a lot of money.

We were just starting a family, so…

Did you know what he did?

Yeah, I had a rough idea.

Look, everyone deserves a fair trial.

There is nothing wrong with
defending someone like frank.

But there are lines that you don't cross.

And you crossed them?

Yeah.

Yeah, ten years in, the feds…

They got frank on a bullshit felony.

And we knocked it down to six months,
but that is a long time behind bars…

When you're running an organization.

Frank, he asked me to
pass messages for his guys.

- And that's…
- that is the line.

And I should've pushed back
harder, but we were close.

And frank, he was persuasive.

You asked my dad for
help with that. Right?

Yeah. Later. I told him if he wasn't
comfortable, he didn't have to do it.

But he looked up to you.

He wasn't doing anything wrong,
and everything would've been fine if…

If my mom hadn't died?

He could've just kept on
helping you break the law?

I think we've got another
lawyer in the family.

- She's gonna be after your job, Nicky.
- More for the banana monster.

I want those.

What? Really?

Look at that.

Okay, slow down.

- What exactly did she say?
- She said they'd found a print.

You weren't wearing gloves?

Yeah, but there was
so much shit in there,

I tore up a couple pairs.

I mean, I thought I was
being careful, but… Jimmy.

She didn't mention
the other job, did she?

What? Nicky bell? No. No,
they got nothing on that one.

You like cabo?

Who doesn't like cabo?

Book a flight, spend a few weeks. I'll
let you know when the coast is clear.

- I appreciate that, Teddy.
- We take care of our people.

So I thought about bringing
wine and cheese, but…

Screw the wine.

So… I understand
you're a single mother?

That's good date material, right?

I suppose.

Seriously. It's kind of amazing
to watch. You with Bailey.

She's a miracle.

I recall her being something
less than miraculous with you.

Of course, I always knew eventually
she'd realize how great you are.

Don't do that.

- Don't do what?
- Don't make it sound like it's been easy.

It has not been easy.

- I didn't mean to suggest that...
- do you have any idea how hard it was?

To do this alone?

I think I have some idea.

Okay.

Then what would you have done
the night she didn't come home

after Bobby's senior prom?

I mean, I was pretty sure she was
with him, but she hadn't called or texted,

and it's, like, 2:00 in the
morning, I was flipping out,

- Jules isn't picking up...
- I get it.

Okay, what about the night
she called stoned out of her mind

convinced the joint her sorority
sister gave her was laced with LSD?

What would you have done?

Or the time she showed up at the shop with
a false positive on the pregnancy test?

- Okay, Jesus.
- Yeah. Exactly.

I'm not sure how helpful I
would have been with any of that.

No, you would have
definitely made it worse.

But it would have been
nice to have you there.

For what it's worth, I wanted to be there.

And I want to be there now.

It's getting darker. We should go.

This way.

There are hundreds of containers.

This is rafina's section. The
campano's shipping company.

This'll help us find it.

Okay.

So, wait, this is one of the bingo cans?

Yeah.

Wait. Wait.

Okay. This is it.

Okay.

Toasters?

Something's wrong.

Maybe it's just for show?

No…

Do you think the scanner
picked up the wrong number?

The number's on the door.

Could they have already
removed the drugs?

The cans are sealed until
they reach their destination.

They must've changed the system
when they realized I was onto them.

- Okay, so… so how do we…
- I don't know.

I don't know if I don't know.

It took me months to figure out the code.

We're just looking for a level 2
injunction. Thanks, counselor.

Agent Buckley.

I made a mistake.

Okay.

I think I might've gotten Grady killed.

We can't catch a fucking break.

Hey, can I see your camera?

Sure. Why?

Can you show me the picture
of Teddy with the containers?

Okay, look. Is that a bingo can?

- Definitely. Yeah.
- That's the bingo can?

Owen, we don't need to find a new
can. We just need to find this one.

Well, this would've shipped already.

Okay, we just figure
out where it's headed.

We'd have to break into the
shipyard office, access the database…

You saw the security…

Isn't there someone you used to work
with who has access to the database?

Wallace, the foreman of
the West Side of the shipyard.

But he's a tool.

For all I know, he's on the
campanos' payroll. No way he'd help.

Well, no way he'd help you.

You don't even know the guy.

There's always a way
to get people talking.

Hey.

I found some more of these. I
stashed 'em in a couple different places.

I figured that was the best way to
keep them from getting thrown out.

Thanks. I'm glad you did.

What did you say to him?

Nothing. I…

I just wanted to know
about what happened.

Between him and your dad?

You're a brave lady.

Or a stupid one. Didn't go all that well.

I don't know.

He's thinking about it, whatever
you said. Which is pretty unusual.

So fucking what?

- So fucking what?
- Yes, fucking what.

Kristin.

Kristin.

Quinn favreau's office.

Hi, this is her friend
Bailey. Could I talk to her?

I'm sorry, Quinn isn't here. She's
working out of the Austin office.

She has an Austin office?

Yeah. I'm not sure you'll catch
her, but I can give you the number.

So the yard manifesto on the
computer in Wallace's office

should tell me where the can is heading?

Yeah, but how are you gonna
get Wallace back to his office?

I don't know. Gonna
have to figure that out.

It's a bad idea.

Have a little faith.

I'm gonna give you a lot of
shit for tomorrow. You know?

All right. Take care.

Hi. Are you Wallace kovacs?

Who's asking?

Sandra Lee Cooper. I'm
a journalist for the Atlantic.

- You're a journalist?
- Yeah.

No comment.

You don't know what I
wanna talk to you about yet.

Yeah, I don't need to know.

I'm sorry, I don't have any respect
for somebody who makes a living

typing out half-baked thoughts online

and ruining people's lives in
exchange for clicks, so piss off.

- Okay. I'll tell Timmy…
- thank you.

…you didn't wanna talk. No problem.

Timmy?

Timmy Franz. You know him, right?

I mean, everybody knows Timmy.

I'm writing an article about AI and
the resilience of the blue-collar worker.

And Timmy said I had to talk to
you because you're the reason

this shipyard's turnaround
rates are world class.

- Timmy said all that?
- No, he did.

I mean, if Timmy sent
you and you wouldn't mind

getting me another bottle of beer…

- Really?
- Yeah.

So you're in Austin.

Yeah, there was a
memorial for my grandfather.

Right. My father went to that.

I gave him your message.

Thanks.

That's not why I'm here. I had
another question about my mom.

Okay.

I keep having this memory. I'm…

I'm, like, four years old

and I'm watching my
parents fight at a motel.

And it's not just bickering.
It's, like, angry, aggressive.

And I must not have liked it because I…

I jumped into the pool and
I stayed there, underwater,

until…

Until?

Until you pulled me out.

Well, I don't remember that exactly.

But you remember something?

You and your mom went to
a motel. Just before she died.

Why? Why were we at a motel?

Your mom and dad had a huge blowup,

and she took you there.

She said she needed some space.
She had to figure some things out.

What were they fighting about?

I don't know, but it was bad. She
didn't think they would recover.

Anyway, I came to visit.

I don't remember you in the pool, but…

She didn't tell you what
they were fighting about?

She didn't want to.

She probably would've eventually,

but that day at the motel was the
last time I saw her before she died.

You're over 21, right? I
think we should have a drink.

Yeah, baby.

I love that burn. I love it.

It's pretty good.

Love it.

You said Houston's port is
one of the world's largest, right?

Damn right it is.

Well, how do you keep
track of all the shipments?

I mean, is there a… a
database for all the iso codes?

How do you know what an iso code is?

My dad was pretty high up

at the bureau of international containers.

- He worked for the bic?
- Yeah.

My god! Wow.

I used to love going
to the office with him.

I bet.

Your office must be
pretty impressive too.

I mean, it's… it's not the bic,

but we definitely do try to
keep up to their standards.

Wow.

I mean, I could take you
there and show you if you like.

You're so sweet.

Okay.

I'm sorry. I know this
must be a lot for you.

A lot of secrets in my family.

Join the club.

Is there something else on your mind?

Charlie told me that
my dad did what he did

because he was convinced your family
had something to do with my mom's death.

You're asking me if my
family killed your mother.

- I'm sorry. I didn't...
- don't worry. I've heard a lot worse.

Why do you think I distance myself
from my father and my brother?

Bailey, I don't know what
happened to your mom.

But I learned a long time ago that knowing
the truth doesn't always provide comfort.

And getting there can take
you to a lot of really awful places.

So before you go any further, you need
to ask yourself how far you wanna go.

Especially because it
won't really change things.

Come on.

- It's all there in the database.
- Wow.

Yeah, any can in the world,

I just type in the container number

and the iso code,

and bam!

I know where it is and where it's going.

Wow.

- So cool.
- Isn't it?

Do you have any water?

- I'm feeling those shots.
- Yeah, sure.

Me too.

Would you like plain water or bubbles?

Bubbles.

Okay, bubbles.

- Just gonna have a seat.
- Yes.

Got some flavors here.

We got… let's see.

We got peach, plum and pamplemousse.

- Pamplemousse.
- Okay.

- Thank you.
- Yeah. Pamplemousse it is.

- Pamplemousse. Pamplemousse.
- Do you have any ice?

Ice. Okay.

- Thank you.
- Yeah. Pamplemousse and ice.

So, what newspaper did
you say you work for again?

I'd like to show my
buddies where the article is.

- What?
- It's going to Marseille.

And Teddy's meeting it there.

Good job.

Hey, baby. Glad you called.

Where are you going?

Business trip.

Gonna keep me away
for a couple weeks,

but I don't fly out until the morning, so…

What's up?

Isn't this why you came?

Why'd you get all weird on me earlier?

Just got shit going on, babe.

Shit that has to do with
the murder of a us marshal?

The fuck?

You've been using me
this whole time, haven't you?

The campanos needed
eyes on the marshal's office

and you've been playing me.

You're wearing a fucking wire?

Are you fucking kidding me?

Drop the gun! Drop it!

Ed? You good?

Yeah.

Jimmy esposito was
gunned down last night.

He was in your crew,
right? Any loose ends here?

None that'd tie him to us, but
our friend in the marshal's service

told me they found a small canister
of strychnine in his apartment.

Strychnine. That's the same
poison that was used on Nicholas.

God.

I'm sorry, pop. It's my fault.

Jimmy liked to play hero.

I guess when he heard
me bitching about Owen,

how Nicky was the only
thing standing in our way…

I know how important Nicky was to you.

I'm sorry it went down like this.

You gotta keep your
house in order, Teddy.

No matter how big it is,

a single crack in the
foundation, it's all fucked.

Yeah, I know, pop.

I really am sorry.

And if it's any consolation, the
guy's dead. He got what he deserved.

Hey. I wanna go through the books.

Garages, shipping, everything.

No, I don't wanna bother
Teddy. Send it directly to me.

I keep thinking about
you at the thirsty barnacle.

Well, any excuse to get out of my rv.

Yeah. I can't believe you
lived like that for a year.

It was a way back to you.

You're back.

You want to go to Marseille?

If this is Teddy, and
everything suggests that it is,

it's our best shot at proving to
frank that Teddy's been going rogue.

Nicholas, what?

A year ago, frank was
thinking of transitioning out,

giving Teddy full control.

He asked me what I thought. I
told him I thought it was a bad idea.

The next thing I knew, teddy… he's
here, yelling into my security cameras,

completely manic.

- Did you tell frank?
- No.

Teddy… he's always had a temper.

No, I was trying to keep the peace.

But maybe I should've.

Maybe this all could have been avoided.

I don't think so.

When I worked at the port, Wallace told
me Teddy has been in charge of shipping

for the last 18 months.

That's how long he's been trying to
get into business with the syndicate.

So you need to go to Marseille.

We need to get to the
shipments before Teddy can.

"We"?

Someone's gotta keep an eye on him.

All right. Well, you fly commercial.

It's harder to track than private.

You sit in different rows, take
separate cars to the airport.

And Seth, he'll arrange the logistics.

Thank you.

Least I can do.

I wanna be clear, no
one's blaming you here,

but there are several ongoing
investigations into the campanos.

You know Delia, from
the us attorney's office.

- Hi.
- Hi.

This is my boss, Ivan escarra. He's
head of the organized crime task force.

Hello, Mr. Escarra.

Ed, Ivan is fine.

Now, ed, I know this is difficult,

but is there anything that Mr. Esposito
might have said about the campanos that…

I already told maris I didn't know
Jimmy was working with them until…

Of course.

- Why don't we start from the beginning?
- Take it easy on her?

She okay?

She will be. What's the paper?

So ed said we got tipped off about Jimmy

from a fingerprint at
Grady's storage locker,

but… I mean, I can't seem
to find it in the evidence log.

It's been a traumatic few
days. Maybe she's confused.

We did get a call into the tip line.

That must have been it.

Give her some room. It's
gonna take her a minute.

You bet.

That's the number for our new burner
in case you need to get ahold of us.

Thought we were supposed to
make these decisions together.

We are.

- Hey, if you don't want us to go…
- no, don't… don't do that. Don't pretend.

Bailey. We're close to a solution here.

You're starting to sound like him.

That's mean.

Well, if the crazy scheme fits…

You really think this is crazy?

It's not not crazy. My dad has
made so many bad decisions.

I'm not sure we even
know the half of them.

I… I don't get why you're
following his lead here.

I'm not following his lead.

Okay.

I love you, Bailey.

Is she all right?

I think she's just working
through some things.

Can I ask you something?

If you knew then
everything you know now…

Would you do it all over again?

Don't ask that.

Not right now.

Ms. Hall. Might be traffic.

We should go.

I'll see you in Marseille.

Yeah.