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Come on.

Shit.

Hey, Skipper. You ready?

You ready? You ready?

Holy shit.

Hey, Barnhill.

- Oh, shit. They got you too? - Oh, hey. Yeah.

You gotta go without me.

- Not a chance. - Patient is coding.

You hear that?

- He's crashing. - Hey, you with me?

We gotta get outta here.

Let's get him on the monitors. Vital signs?

165. His sats are on 83% and dropping.

He's still hypoxic, hypotensive,

and tachycardic. He could be bleeding internally.

We cannot let his O2 sat drop any further.

- Grab the invasive cannula. - Starting IV fluid. Running wide open.

Let's repeat vitals every two minutes.

In a stunning turn of events,

first man on Mars and former ujunaut Lee Jung-Gil,

recently charged with Mars's first homicide,

has broken out of custody and is being harbored at a nearby base

controlled by the independent spacefaring nations known as ISN.

It appears the daring escape from peacekeeper custody was planned

by a radical group calling themselves the Sons and Daughters of Mars.

Tensions between ISN and the M-6 nations have grown increasingly fraught

over the dispute for access to iridium,

most recently between India and Pakistan, both nuclear powers.

India's economy has far outpaced Pakistan's

due to its iridium fuel technology sector.

In a statement, ISN commander Jiang Hua accused the M-6

of persecuting political refugees such as Lee Jung-Gil,

a clear attempt to embarrass their rival.

The United States and the Soviet Union,

along with the other M-6 countries, have called an emergency meeting in Budapest

to address this latest ISN flare-up.

Your department failed in every way.

And now, people are talking about him like he's some sort of a hero.

Sir, I agree it was a massive failure,

and I'm still not sure where our protocols went wrong,

but they clearly did go wrong.

The good news is, um,

he's now secure in medbay, and we have a guy on him.

Ed Baldwin with an ankle monitor.

Almost in diapers.

Leading it all.

Sir, look... ...I know it's bad,

but we have made more arrests.

Silvio Costa too.

- The one that got shot. - Yes, sir.

So you have locked up the two people that already needed medical attention.

We are tracking anyone who has had anything to do with this. We...

Do you have any idea what kind of pressure my husband is under?

Uh, ma'am, I do.

- And rest assured we are... - Find everybody who was involved.

We must maintain control, or you and I are both done.

Yes, sir.

Now.

Mm-hmm.

Come on, come on, take it easy.

- Just leave her alone, dude. - Right this way.

Fuck, man. You can't just hold us like this for no reason.

Sir.

Uh, sir?

Yeah, you got a minute?

A minute.

- It's about Colonel Lee. - You got something?

Sir, it's like I... I was trying to tell you before.

I think it's very possible we pinned Yoon's murder on the wrong person.

I didn't know what the hell you were talking about then, and I still don't.

I think perhaps we were rash in charging Lee with the homicide.

So you think it wasn't the guy that just orchestrated the breakout.

Who did it then?

I don't know, but I think Kuragin might be involved.

They're covering something up with these cargo shipments.

I'm not sure what, but...

So let me get this straight.

You're suggesting that I go to the governor and say,

"Don't worry about Lee breaking out of custody, sir.

He didn't do it.

Oh, and by the way, we don't know who did do it,

but that's okay because Celia Boyd,

who's only here because she fucked things up so bad Earthside

she had to go seek employment elsewhere in the solar system,

has a hunch."

Yeah.

I read your file.

I read all about your hunches and your due diligence,

and where it's led you.

That was, uh... that was different.

Oh, was it now?

You convinced a superior officer

to break protocol so you could go undercover,

and a cop gets shot.

Sounds pretty reckless to me.

My suggestion?

Focus on the people hijacking hoppers and taking out your fellow peacekeepers,

because there's gonna be a whole lot more unrest around here if you don't.

Can I count on you to do that?

- Sure. - What's that?

Yes, sir.

What do you mean very advanced?

The cancer was initially confined to the bladder,

but it has progressed and metastasized to the lungs and bones.

I thought he passed out in the hopper...

...and now you're telling me, what? He's... he's...

Do you have his scans?

Yes.

The white areas are the lesions.

How could you keep this from me, Dima?

It was your father's wish.

I could not betray his trust.

He's been very stubborn. Didn't want the radiation therapy.

It would have made him very weak, and...

Wait, so he's refusing treatment?

Yes.

How long does he have?

It could be months.

It could be weeks.

So you basically have no fucking idea.

I'm sorry.

Don't apologize.

Your father did himself no favors, putting that stress on his body.

Flying after I specifically told him under no circumstances to do so.

I'll have to keep him here to closely monitor his blood flow,

keep him comfortable.

Let's see how the next few days go,

and then we'll have a better sense.

But Kelly, I must be clear, this is a critical time.

Where's Alex?

Alex?

Alex.

Kuragin knows about Titan?

I don't understand. How could they have found out?

No, I... I gotta go. I'll call you later.

Here you go, Ms. Rosales.

Thanks.

And now it looks like fucking Kuragin is going to launch for Titan in six weeks.

If there's life up there, they'll be on their way back with it

before we've even launched.

Only reason they're launching that fast

is if they know what could be up there.

How did they find out?

We don't know.

Maybe they have a probe in orbit that picked up something.

They're clearly spying on you, Aleida.

Guess it wouldn't be the first time.

Oh, well.

- Can you move up your launch date? - Mm-mmm.

Launching that far outside the window, our delta-v is way too high.

We'd have to burn all our prop just to get to Titan before they do,

and we wouldn't have anything left to slow us down to enter Titan's orbit.

Not if you use the drag from Titan's atmosphere to slow you down.

Yeah, we thought about aerobraking.

But the human transport ships weren't designed to do that.

And we don't have time to build a new ship.

Well...

...maybe you don't need to.

- What do you mean? - You know what I mean.

You helped design her.

Sojourner 1?

Mm-hmm.

She's been gathering dust for 20 years.

So have we.

I mean...

If we could retrofit a mark 9 fusion reactor...

- Add a few plasma engines... - We'd have to beef up her heat shield.

And test her structural integrity.

The g's from aerobraking will be at least four times what they were on Mars.

Maybe it could work.

- No margin for error. - Nope.

Which is why you have to go up there.

No, I can't go to Mars.

Nobody knows that ship like you do.

Look, any problems that come up, I can work from down here.

Once they trickle down to you. If they trickle down to you.

It's not a good time.

Never is.

I can't leave Graciana.

She's in a really tough place right now.

She's gonna do what she's gonna do.

Whether you're here or not.

No, there's no way.

There's so much going on right now. I can't just disappear.

Delegate.

I didn't want to delegate to you at first.

But it was one of the best things that I ever did.

And I've only ever made good decisions.

- Come on, keep it moving. - I told you I don't know anything.

God, what a nightmare.

More and more like home.

I never thought that it could happen here.

Have you heard from him at all? Any contact?

- Ow. You're hurting me. - Come on.

Come on.

Listen, Moon, I gotta go, but try to stay strong, okay?

- Thank you. - Thank you for the tea.

Hey.

- Hey, babe. - Oh.

How's your grandpa?

He's okay.

Did they figure out what was happening?

He's fine.

- Yeah? Is he still under? - It's like this all over the base, or um...

Um...

I mean, woodpeckers are just arresting people everywhere.

I heard Gerardo's out,

and Ronnie. But I think some of the others are still in there.

It's so fucked up.

It's crazy how much your grandpa saw this coming.

More people should've listened.

Come on.

Here.

Easy. Sit tight. I'm gonna get some water from the stream.

Hey, Skipper.

You ready?

W-Wait. Wait.

Wait. No, no, no. Come on, guys. No.

You don't have to do this, okay?

Please. Wait, wait, wait.

Wait, wait, wait. Okay? Don't.

Please don't. Please...

No. No. Oh, no. No.

Oh, no.

- They shot him. - No. Dad.

- Dad. Dad. No, no, no. - They shot him.

I couldn't save him.

I couldn't... I couldn't get to him.

- No. No, you did, Dad. - They shot him.

No, Dad.

Dad, you got Lee to the ISN base.

Dad, he's there. He's safe.

You're okay.

Oh.

I can't be here.

No, no, no. What are you... Where are you going?

- I gotta get outta here. - Dad, you just need to lay down.

- You can't go anywhere. No. No, no, stop. - What's all this shit?

- Get off of me. - You can't go right now. Dad, no.

- Need help? - Hey, who the hell is he?

No, it's okay. Please, just...

- Just give us a minute. - Who the hell are you?

- Hey, let go of me! - Let him go! Please.

Easy. That's better. That's better.

Dad, Dima told me what's going on.

I'm not sure why you kept it from me, but I reached out to Doctor Ash Karlan.

She's one of the top oncologists.

This.

What?

This is why I didn't tell you.

Dad, listen. Okay, there's new research.

Nanoparticles can help strengthen radiation sensitivity.

- Oh, for fuck's sake. - She's been using it on her patients.

- She's been having incredible success. - Just stop. Please stop.

I'm just trying to help you, Dad.

Then leave me alone.

Lots of stuff has been scavenged.

And as you can see,

most of the flight computer and guidance hardware is missing.

No, Stuart, I can't see. I can just see your fucking face.

Not that big of a concern for me.

- I probably got more... - ...computing power

in my Newton than this entire spacecraft.

You're not even remotely close enough.

- Main throttles look okay. - God fucking damn it.

And the trim controls are intact.

Point the camera over there.

Babe, come on... ...your pasta's getting cold.

- Come on. - Sorry, I just...

Can't see anything? We know.

I need confirmation that all parts of the hull are intact

because they don't manufacture them anymore,

and there aren't spare ones just lying around.

But I can't really tell from Stu's shitty vidmail,

and I've sent like 40 messages to Walt

asking for a clearer one, but they still haven't sent it yet,

so I'm stuck trying to figure it out from that blurry piece of crap.

Okay, calm down.

I don't think you took a breath that entire sentence.

No one in the history of the world has ever calmed down

because someone told them to.

Mmm. Don't they have engineers up there who could figure this out?

Not anyone who really knows the ship.

God.

She's gonna say, "I told you so."

Who's "she"?

She is Margo.

I love Margo.

She was saying that...

I should go up there and rehab the ship, since I know Sojourner best.

As if I can just up and take a business trip to Mars.

I really love Margo.

You know, it's, uh...

It's not the worst idea.

You always talk about how frustrated you are

that the board fights you on investing on your search for life programs.

Yeah, you should have front row seat.

No, eff that. You should be driving.

But if I stay until they land on Titan, that could be as much as a year.

I mean, junior spring is so important for college,

and you might need help with your mother.

Babe, babe.

We'll... We'll be fine.

Okay?

Right, Graci?

Sure. Go for two.

So what exactly is it that I'm supposed to have done?

Sir, I already told you.

We have questions regarding the escape of Prisoner Lee Jung-Gil

and your whereabouts at that time.

This is bullshit.

Please, right this way.

On your feet. Let's go.

I'd like to file a complaint.

Oh, my God, Fred. Your face.

Ah, you should see the other guy.

You mean the one that got away?

Oh, very funny.

I'm glad you're back.

I gotta talk to you about something.

What? What do you got?

Ooh, did you hook up with that agro-pod chick again?

No, but she's blowing up my Newton.

It's fucking impossible to have a one-night stand up here.

I warned you, didn't I?

You can't ghost people on Mars, man. That shit doesn't work.

You might have to actually have a second date one of these nights.

- Shit. - That's not what I wanted to talk about.

Okay. So, uh...

So you remember I was, uh, tracking down more info on Yoon Tae-Min?

Yeah, unfortunately my concussion didn't relieve me of that memory.

- Well, I told the sheriff. - You didn't.

Yeah, went about as good as you'd think.

But I'm sure that there's something else going on.

I mean, all this off-the-books work at Kuragin,

I think it's being done by craters.

Okay, well, I mean, I'm not surprised.

There's, like... a ton of shit like that goes on around here.

That's okay with you?

Uh, no.

But, I mean, people gotta get their cash somehow, right?

Yeah. Well, anyway, I think Yoon was helping him

with whatever it was they were unloading out there that night,

and maybe that's got something to do with why he got killed.

- Mmm. Maybe. - So what's weird is

there is no official record of the landing or the cargo.

What was in those containers? That's what I wanna know.

- In the containers? - Yeah.

I mean, my best guess would be construction supplies

for the space elevator construction site

- that's right nearby here. - That doesn't track.

Okay, well then it's heroin. Yeah.

Or sex slaves. Nuclear bomb.

One of those three for sure.

Those are very helpful. Thanks, Fred.

- Yeah, you're welcome. - Hey, stop. Stop pushing her.

- Then move it. - I'm going as fast as I can.

Don't you have better things to do?

This is ridiculous.

We have rights.

We have the right to protest.

- It's the First Amendment. - This isn't America.

There is no First Amendment.

Stop.

- Come on. - You guys can't do this.

We have rights.

You ready?

Yeah, and I have no idea where Alex even is.

It's just not a good time,

so I think I'll have to step back from Titan, as much as I hate to.

Walt will be happy.

Yeah, you can tell him to get started on the work for Sojourner.

I'll be here for a while.

No, I... I know.

I just need to be here for my dad.

Looks like it's gonna be a long road ahead.

Who are you talking to?

Oh, he's up. I'd better go.

- Who was that? Who are you... - Of course. Thank you.

- Who were you... - It was Dev, Dad. Okay?

He was just checking in.

Yeah, well, you need to call him back right now

and tell him you're absolutely not stepping down from the Titan mission.

Okay, please don't get all worked up, okay? It's not good for you.

Don't talk to me like I'm five years old.

You call him back right now, you hear me?

Dad, listen to me. There's no way

I can leave you when you're this sick, all right?

And I've already put Dima in touch with Dr. Karlan...

- Karlan? - ...from Ames so they can get started.

Now, who the hell's that?

The NASA oncologist I told you about.

Fucking hell.

She says she can get the NPs up here in about a month,

and the radiation might be a little rough on your system,

but I'll be here the whole time.

No. I'm not doing any goddamn treatments,

and you're not stepping down from the Titan mission.

You hear me?

Dad, I-I need a break.

Yeah. Well, you and me both.

- You okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.

Come on, man.

- Fuck. - No AAA on Mars, huh?

What's the problem?

I can't get the fucking bolt loose from the power controller mount.

You make sure the main battery switch was off before disconnecting the controller?

Of course I did.

Fuck!

Ow.

Mom sent you to come find me, huh?

- Guilty as charged. - Yeah, well, I'm fine.

Yeah, I can see that.

You know, your grandfather is a tough man. If anyone can...

He's dying.

Mom won't admit it. She has this amazing ability

to just ignore whatever's right in front of her. But...

He's dying.

I'm sorry.

You know...

my dad died when he was my age, 58 years old.

I've been thinking about it a lot lately.

You can try to tip the scales.

Diet, exercise, the works.

But at a certain point...

you have to ask yourself, "What do I want to do with the time that I have left?"

And your grandfather, he made the most of every moment.

Everyone should be so lucky.

He was always pushing me to do something with my life, leave a mark. Or...

I haven't done shit, so...

You will.

Yeah, well, the last time we talked it wasn't so...

good.

How so?

Told him he was a real asshole.

Well, he could definitely be one on occasion.

I wouldn't beat yourself up about that.

It's not that. I just...

I just feel like I'm letting him down.

He loves you, Alex.

Same way my dad loved me.

It's not an easy love.

But sometimes you have to take things as they are, not as you want them to be.

And I know it's hard, but it's gonna be even harder

if you're not there for him.

By his side. Believe me.

And bring food. Never fails.

I'm not gonna just let her go, Dale.

Why not?

Because we caught her spray painting "free Mars"

all over Polivanov's hab.

Jesus, Lil.

All right, look, I'll have a long talk with her about that,

but she's 18.

Remember what it was like when you were that age?

I mean, I was taking uppers and doing donuts in parking lots.

I was at a military academy getting the shit kicked out of me

and learning discipline.

Well, there you go.

Lily's going to Earth in a couple of months.

She's gonna go to Tulane, where she'll learn discipline.

Only thing she's gonna learn there

is how to do keg stands and read CliffsNotes.

But she'd be out of your hair.

Come on, man. Something like this on her record...

...it's really gonna hurt her future.

Listen, Dale.

I'd like to help you. I really would.

But, uh, if I was to help you, I'd need you to help me.

You understand?

Just gonna keep us in here forever?

They will if you don't keep quiet.

We didn't even do anything.

Hey, Lil. Is that your dad?

Lily Dale.

What's happening?

You're getting let out. Congratulations.

No. Just her.

But we both...

Did you wanna go, or no?

No, I'm not... I'm not leaving without her.

Go, Lily. It's okay.

You sure?

All right, let's go.

I can't believe you. Vandalizing? So stupid.

How's that supposed to fix the thing you're upset about anyway?

If anything, it's gonna make it worse.

Well, it's better than doing nothing.

Yeah, well, I'm glad it won't go on your record.

- I wouldn't care if it did. - Well, you should care.

You can't be doing shit like that,

especially when you're at college and me and your mom are up here.

I'm sorry that I'm not just gonna be complacent like you are.

Complacent? What the hell is that supposed to mean?

It means that I see how people look at you,

and I see how they talk about you and about what you did in '03.

But, you know, look at you now.

You're, like, cozy with the sheriff.

Dad, he's part of the problem.

Come on, we're not... Would you rather I just left you in there?

Yes, with my friends who are literally still in there.

What if John Adams had been like, "Yeah, guys, let's be smart about this.

Everybody, let's... let's not rile up the king."

Or if Robespierre had been like...

- Robespierre? - ..."Everyb"...

Yes. He's a very famous French revolutionary.

- Who was decapitated. - That was the price.

Not a great example.

Okay, but...

Lily, you think you know everything about everything,

but let me tell you something.

You got a lot to learn.

You sound just like Grandpa.

Don't say that, please. I'm nothing like your grandpa.

Well, you're walking like him.

Yes?

Hi. I'm sorry to bother you.

Uh, I'm looking for Mahmoud Hesar.

Yeah?

- Mahmoud Hesar? - Yeah?

I'm so sorry to bother you.

- I was hoping you could... - You a pecker?

'Cause I already told them everything I know.

I know Lee Jung-Gil.

- You're friends with Jung-Gil? - Yeah, and I know how upset his wife is.

Moon-Yeong is sure that Lee didn't do it.

She did tell me that Lee and the guy that died, Yoon, had some sort of disagreement,

and then I heard that you saw them arguing that night.

I saw it.

I didn't hear much. Lee was upset.

So was Yoon. He barely spoke our whole shift.

So you work with Yoon at Kuragin?

I have papers.

No, it's not that. I don't care about that.

I've been out there at night.

I've seen the cargo containers.

Please tell me what's in them. I swear I'll leave.

I don't know what you're talking about. Now please leave.

Come on.

Hey, step out from there.

Oh, goddamn it.

Oh, sorry. Excuse me.

Hold up.

Hey!

Mom, I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to...

I'm so glad you're here.

Okay, Mom.

Mom, I can't really breathe.

We should, um... We should go in and see him.

He's been asking for you.

Okay.

He might still be sleeping.

What the hell?

Where is he?

Oh, my God.

Where is he?

- Who? - My dad.

What do you mean?

He's gone. He's not in his room.

No, not possible.

Jesus Christ, we need to find him.

I'll be back.

I checked in the greenhouse. He wasn't there.

I don't know. I-I...

No, I'm in the market right now. I don't...

Okay. Look, I mean he could be...

Do you think...

I mean, maybe...

Wait. Hold on, hold on.

I-I think I got him.

You can't put any goddamn Sinatra on the jukebox, Ilya?

Great choice, Admiral.

You Russians love you some Elvis, don't you?

The king of rock and roll.

Another.

I don't know if it is such a good idea, Admiral. Please.

Shut your stupid face and pour me another.

- Hey, Grandpa, hey. - Hey, kiddo.

- Hey, why don't you come... - Come on, sit down. Take a load off.

Come on.

- Yeah. - Ilya.

- Yeah? - Pour my grandson a drink.

Admiral, he's not of proper age.

Don't give me that bullshit.

You guys put vodka in baby bottles back home.

You can pour Alex a shot.

- Enjoy. - Thank you.

Your grandmother, she loved Elvis.

Really?

Oh, yeah.

We had our first dance at our wedding to this song.

I wish I got to know her.

She would have loved you like nothing else.

To Karen.

To Karen.

Incredible.

I see that wasn't the first time you've done that.

Uh, no comment. Yeah.

You see that? He didn't even flinch.

Dad.

Uh-oh, here comes the warden.

Dad, what the hell?

Hey, Kel.

Did you put him up to this?

I swear, I didn't. I have... have no idea.

Don't lie, Ilya.

- He forced me to come. - Baldwin.

Come on, let's get you back.

No.

Dad, you're wearing a hospital gown.

I know. I-It keeps it nice and airy down there.

Dad, I'm serious.

Mom, he doesn't want to go back there.

But he has to, okay? He's...

I guess I'll have one too.

You heard the lady.

Can I have another shot, Ilya?

A-Alex is gonna have one too.

It's gonna be his first shot.

Baldwins.

Baldwins.

Cough.

The first drink he's ever had. Yeah, yeah. It is.

Yeah.

This image data from Cassini-5 is fascinating.

Erosion simulation suggests Titan's methane lakes might have waves.

Aleida?

Aleida?

Yes?

Sorry.

I have something to tell you.

Lay it on me.

I'm taking your advice.

About going up there.

And they've already started retrofitting Sojourner

for the trip to Titan and, uh...

Through the launch, I assume?

At least six months.

Thank God.

When do you leave?

On the next transport.

Friday.

Wow, soon.

Very soon.

I'm sorry.

No, it's... it's okay.

It's a big decision to be away from your family for that long.

No, that's not... It's not that.

I mean...

They're okay with me going and Graciana seemed thrilled.

It's, uh...

It's, uh...

It's just, uh...

You should be the one going up there.

Oh. Don't be silly.

It's true.

Margo, we both know it.

What happened happened and I'm glad it did.

I wouldn't have it any other way.

You've done so much for me, Margo.

Now don't be so hard on yourself.

I never... ...would have gotten this far if it wasn't for you.

Well, that's definitely not true.

And now what? I'm just, uh...

I'm just gonna leave you here?

That is exactly what you're gonna do.

More coming through.

Let's go, let's go. Keep it moving.

Come on.

Goddamn it.

Hey, sounds like she's up.

Who let you in?

Oh, wow.

You just had to top me, didn't you?

I went out and got a new shiner, you went out and got yourself two.

- Typical. - Mmm. Yeah, I'll loan you one of mine

if you get me the hell out of here.

I'm real sorry this happened to you, C.

What the hell were you even doing down there by yourself?

Not sure. Being an idiot.

All right.

You know, when I first joined the force,

I didn't even know if I wanted to be a cop.

Just centrifugal force.

Three generations of Boyds.

That's a lot of Boyds.

They must have been proud though.

No, not really.

My dad isn't the type and, uh, my mom never knew.

Ah.

After that, I...

really just got lost in the work, you know.

Till it bit me in the ass.

Yeah.

Transferred a lot after that but every place is the same.

It's the same bullshit.

And that's why I thought if I came up here where everyone's starting over.

Everything's so new.

Yeah, it turns out everything's just as fucked here as anywhere.

I think everyone eventually figures that out.

We've got to make this work.

It's not like I can go to Jupiter.

Well, I hear Uranus is lovely this time of year.

Super hot.

- That's not right. - Well, the good news is

you'll have plenty of time to mull it over.

Palmer gave you six weeks' medical leave, full pay.

Oh, fuck, fuck.

That is not the typical response to paid vacation.

What am I gonna to do, sitting around?

I don't know. Sit around?

Anyway, um, if you need anything, you reach out, okay?

I got you.

- Stanislaus. - Yeah?

Thanks for stopping by. It means a lot.

Yeah, you got it.

Mom, when was this one again?

1984.

- My first flying lesson. - Mmm.

We flew up to Colorado.

You need anything, Dad?

Glass of water?

No, I'm fine.

Thanks for bringing me here.

He's the one you should be thanking.

Had to twist his arm just to let you stay here.

Your daughter is more stubborn than you are.

Oh, I know.

I increased your medication to help with the pain.

It's the best I can do.

Thanks, doc.

Hey, wait. Where are you going?

Out to take a look at my ship.

Attagirl.

But I can go later if you need me.

No, it's okay. I have the boy here to change my bedpan.

Not a chance.

I'll stop by to check on you later.

- Get some rest. - Okay.

- Hey, kiddo. - Hey, Poppy.

We need to get you in an airplane.

I can't believe she didn't show up.

Javi had time to call from New York.

You can't take it personally, babe.

When she moves back in after college

and we can't get rid of her, we'll miss these days.

Whoa, whoa. Whoa, whoa.

Hi, I... Oh!

- Hey, Mom? - Yeah?

While you're gone, can I drive your car?

- No. No. - Okay.

You hear that? No.

Hey, old girl.

Poppy?

Poppy, are you okay?

I-I can call Dima? Or-Or Mom?

No.

There you go, yeah.

You ready?

Are you sure?

You ready?

Hey, Skipper.

Are you ready?

How'd you get in here?

- Oh, I have my ways. - I know you do.

Hey, Shane. You know where Dad's going?

Yeah.

- I love you. - I love you.