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-�My�name�is�Anna�Pigeon. In�this�park,�I'm�a�cop.
-�I'm�worried�about�you.
Zach's�birthday�this�week. -�Happy�birthday.
I�miss�you.
I�don't�know�your�name.
-�It's�Jesse. Come�to�the�bar.
You�know�where�to�find�me.
-�Who's�that?
-�Hey,�Frederick, It's�Anna�Pigeon.
I�need�your�help. You�busy?
-�If�I�were�profiling�you, I'd�think�you�were�on�the�run.
-�Jeremiah�D.�Paulson. Nothing�here�is�yours.
-�I�don't�really�think�you�know what�you're�talking�about.
I�get�what�I�want.
-�You're�leaving,�right? -�I�think�I'll�stay.
?
The�wild�is�a�place�where loneliness�turns�into�peace.
We�grab�joy�in�the�silence and�the�shadows.
-�Five...�four...
Three... Three�and�a�half.
Three�and�three�quarters... One!
?
[girl�giggles]
-�You're�never�gonna�find�me!
?
-�Mandy?
Mandy?
[Mandy�giggles]
Mandy?
-�But�sometimes, that�silence�is�a�purgatory.
-�Mandy?
-�It�hides�our�secrets, our�mistakes.
-�Mandy!
Mandy?!
[distorted�party�noises]
[crying]
[whimpering]
[knocking�at�door]
[panting] [knocking�continues]
?
?�Welcome�to�the�park�?
?�We�just�want�to�say�?
?�the�nights�are�really really�dark�?
?�We�love�that�you�will�stay�?
-�Riley�picked way�more�huckleberries
than�we�could�ever�eat.
-�It�smells�so�good.
-�Glad�you're�staying. -�You're�gonna�love�it.
-�Don't�ever�do�this�again. -�I�like�your�shirt.
-�Oh,�you�too,�huh?
?
?�I�got�nothing�to�prove�?
?�I�got�nothing�to�sell�?
?�I'm�not�buying�what�you�got�?
I�was�standing�there in�just�my�T�shirt,
and�they�were�all singing�me�a�song.
-�The�horror!
-�Huh,�I�think�staying�here was�a�mistake.
I'm�having�buyer's�remorse.
-�Don't�get�freaked�out by�a�little�pie.
They�sound�friendly. -�And�I�got�a�cat.
[laughs]
-�Something�good's- -�Don't�make�it�a�thing,�Molly.
-�Glad�to�see�you decided�to�stay.
-�It's�a�brave�step. Let's�just�leave�it�at�that.
Running�is�easy.
You�don't�have�to�deal�with people�or�risk�attachments.
My�regular. Hey,�did-
Did�you�get�my�package? -�Opening�it�as�we�speak.
Nice�try,�Molly,�but�I'm�not gonna�to�start�journaling.
Ooh,�I�like�these,�though. -�Bergdorf's�was�having�a�sale.
Anna,�just�take�the�free $400�an�hour�advice
I'm�giving�you.
Write�out�your�nightmares, every�detail,
and�they'll�stop.
Unless�you�don't want�them�to�stop.
Right? -�Thank�you,�Charlie.
Yeah,�I�have�my�own�ways of�coping.
Oh,�you're�not�open.
-�I�am�for�you.
What�do�you,�uh...
What�do�you�drink this�time�of�day?
We've�never�hung�out in�the�morning.
-�A-�Oh,�yeah,�hmm.uld I�heard�you're�staying?
It's,�uh,�Jesse,�by�the�way. -�Okay,�I�get�it.
I�get�it.
Oh! -�Hey!
Uh,�uh... Yeah,�take�a�seat�anywhere.
Um... [chuckles]
-�That's�pretty�awkward. -�Ugh.
Might�have�to�keep your�eagle�cam�on
all�the�time�now. I-It's�very�popular.
-�The�power�of�nature.
-�No,�it's�a�beautiful�thing.
The�dad�keeps�the�eggs�warm,
waiting�for�his�mate to�come�home.
She�returns, perches�up�on�a�branch.
And�while�they�chat about�their�day,
she's�brought�him�a�mouse.
-�You�want�me to�bring�you�a�mouse?
I�want�to�know�you. Like,�more�than...
-�Yeah,�uh... -�Whoa.
Did�it�break? -�I�don't�know.
But�I�gotta�go.
Um,�I'll�see�you�later,�Jesse.
Gotta�go�fix�the�A-Cam. -�Okay...
What�can�I�get�you? You�want�a�beer?
[grunts�affirmatively] Um,�uh,�yeah,�I'll�get�you-
I'll�get�you�a�beer.
?
-�Geoff�for�Anna.
Geoff�for�Anna.
Eagle�A�Cam's�out. People�are�freaking�out.
[groans]
-�Yeah,�I'm�on�it. -�Thank�you.
[phone�ringing]
Stop�putting the�calls�through!
[panting]
[eagle�screeches]
-�I�come�in�peace.
?
What�the�hell?
-�Mandy!?
Mandy!?
?
Mandy!? -�Hey!
-�Mandy,�Mandy!? -�Hey,�hey!
-�Dad. -�What?
-�Hey,�hey!
I'm�a�park�ranger. My�name�is�Anna�Pigeon.
What�are�your�names?
-�Uh,�Michael�White and�Mike�Jr.
-�Okay. What's�going�on?
Tell�me�what's�going�on, I�can�help�you�guys.
-�It's�my�daughter. She's�missing!
-�For�how�long?
-�I�don't�know,�like, half�hour.
-�Hour�and�12,�Dad.
-�Yeah,�he's�probably�right. -�Okay.�Was�she�upset?
Any�reason�she'd�take�off intentionally?
-�No,�they�were just�playing,�okay?
What's�with�the�questions? I�gotta�find�my�kid.
-�Okay,�slow�down,�slow�down. -�She�has�diabetes.
-�Diabetes?
Would�have�been�good to�lead�with�that.
Do�you�have�any�idea which�direction�she�went?
-�Up�that�way.
-�The�river's�that�way.
-�Mandy! -�Mandy!
-�Mandy!�Mandy!
-�I�should�have�been more�careful.
Mom�would�have�never�lost�her. -�That's�all�right.
-�Where�is�your�wife?
-�She's�at�home.
-�Mandy!
Mandy!
Mandy! -�This�hers?
-�Dad,�that's�hers. -�Mandy!
-�Can�she�swim? -�Yeah,�but�I�don't�see�her.
-�The�current's�too�strong. She'd�be�swept�downstream.
-�Mandy! -�Mandy!
?
Dad,�that's�her!
-�Hold�on-�Mandy! -�Dad!
-�Mandy! -�Mandy!
You�okay?�You�okay?
-�Hey,�hey,�you�okay?
-�You�okay? I'm�Anna.
Can�I�feel�your�hands?
Yeah,�they're�pretty�cold.
-�S-She's�okay. We're�okay.
I-�thank�you.
I-I'm�sorry�I�was�a�wreck, but�we're�good�now.
-�It's�okay.
Okay.�Here�we�go. -�Sweetie,�pull�it�tight.
Tuck�it�in�here.
-�Okay,�how�many�fingers have�I�got?
-�Three. -�Who�are�these�guys?
-�My�dad�and�my�brother. -�All�right.�Good�job!
Put�these�under�her�armpits.
You're�a�pretty�good swimmer,�huh?
-�I�am,�but�Lion's�gonna�drown. I�gotta�get�him!
-�It's�okay. Hey,�hey,�it's�okay.
I'll�deal�with�that. I'll�get�'em�for�you.
Be�right�back,�okay?
You�got�a�free�bath.
?
?
-�Yeah,�I'll�see�you�later. Okay.
Oh,�Mrs.�Pigeon.
-�Mr.�Paulson. You�need�something?
-�No,�I'm�just�visiting an�old�friend.
-�Thought�I�put�your�friend in�jail?
-�I've�got�lots�of�friends.
-�Yeah,�I�bet�you�do.
-�And�you�are�just a�down-on-her-luck,
rapidly�aging�widow
and�everything�you�touch turns�to�shit.
You'll�be�gone�soon.
-�Eh. Oh,�I�don't�scare�that�easily.
-�You're�not�gonna last�out�here,�girl.
That�is�a�Paulson�Promise.
Come�on,�let's�go.
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[indistinct�chatter]
-�What�will�we�do when�the�eaglets�start�to�fly?
We're�trying�to�get that�A�Cam�up�ASAP.
People�don't�like the�B�cam�angle
on�the�eagle�cam.
-�What�do�they�think�this�is, Hollywood?
-�What's�wrong?
-�Just�found�a�missing�kid. -�Well,�that�seems�good.
Why�are�you�all�glowery?
-�Ah,�I'm�second�guessing�it, I�think.
Can�you�look�up�the�campsite for�Michael�White?
-�Uh-huh.
A-D-�A. -�Mandy's�short�for�Amanda.
Maybe?
-�There�is�no�Michael�White registered�at�the�park.
-�Shit!
There's�something�weird about�that�family.
Hey,�Zoey, they�were�near�the�eagle�cam.
-�You�want�me�to scrub�the�footage?
-�Please.
[dogs�barking�in�distance]
There�are�two�kids,�actually.
A�teenage�boy�and the�girl,�Mandy.
I�think�her�initials�are�A.D.
And�Mandy�has�diabetes. -�Okay,�I'm�checking�ViCAP.
-�Great.�We'll�wait.
-�The�ever�patient�Pigeon. [chuckles]
You�want�me�to�hum�something while�you�hold?
-�Yes,�please. -�We're�good�on�humming.
Let's�keep�a�professional relationship�with�the�FBI.
-�Well,�you�wouldn't�get results�so�fast.
-�Hmm. -�Okay.
I�got�an�Amanda�Davies from�Utah.
Brother�Austin,�Dad�Jake.
Mom�is�Sarah.
The�whole�family�disappeared six�months�ago.
-�Wait,�they�disappeared?
-�Yeah,�the�kids'�grandma filed�a�report.
Vanished,�no�trace.
Dad's�got�a�rap�sheet.
Petty�criminal with�a�violent�streak.
B�and�E's,�scrap�metal�theft, bar�fights.
I'll�send�his�sheet.
?
-�Shit! That's�him.
Those�kids�aren't�safe.
-�Thanks,�Stanton.
-�I�think�I�got�something on�the�B�Cam.
-�Is�that�him?
-�Oh,�yeah. -�Yeah,�that's�him.
-�Looks�like�he's�goin' to�the�lake.
-�Is�that�a�crossbow? -�Yeah.
-�He�spotted�my�A�cam.
Bastard�shot�out�my�camera!
Hey,�Geoff!? -�He's�got�good�aim.
-�You�find�something? -�Yeah.
Can�you�see�if�you�can�find the�grandma?
We�got�a�lead�on�the�kids.
?
Come�on,�Ace,�focus.
Here.
-�That�work?
-�They're�doing�it�in�Maine.
-�Why�do�you�always�take�him?
He's,�like, our�most�difficult�horse.
-�He�wouldn't�get�out�otherwise.
I�think�he's�picking something�up.
-�Hopefully�not�just�clover.
?
-�Whoa.
?
-�Dry. Not�recent.
This�isn't�camping. This�is�living�off�the�grid.
Hunting�squirrels.
-�Could�use�a�crossbow.
-�Kids�clothes.
This�is�definitely their�camp.
-�No�one's�here.
?
Got�a�pharmacy�receipt for�passport�photos.
-�Someone's�planning�a�trip.
-�That's�an�insulin�pen. -�Yep.
With�Amanda's�name�on�it.
They're�all out�of�cartridges.
I'll�try�that�pharmacy.
?
-�Goldenseal.
You�can�tell someone's�homesteading
when�they�start�a�garden.
-�No.
This�is�a�grave.
-�Wh
-�Wher
-�Where
-�Where�th
-�Where�ther
-�Where�there'
-�Where�there's
-�Where�there's�a
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-�Where�there's�a�grav
-�Where�there's�a�grave,
-�Where�there's�a�grave, th
-�Where�there's�a�grave, ther
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there'
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�us
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usua
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usuall
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually�a
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually�a�bo
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually�a�body
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually�a�body,
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually�a�body,�Ge
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually�a�body,�Geof
-�Where�there's�a�grave, there's�usually�a�body,�Geoff.
-�Doesn't�mean�it's�human.
Too�many�people�bury their�pets�in�the�park.
It's�a�regular�pet�cemetery.
-�When�I�asked,�the�boy�said, "Mom's�at�home."
The�encampment is�their�home.
He�lied�about�his�identity.
He�could�have�killed�her. -�You're�gonna�need�20�permits
and�a�team�of�archaeologists to�dig�in�the�park.
-�Then�better�get�started.
-�Stick�with�your�brother, all�right.
Hey,�man,�I�just�need some�insulin�cartridges.
Listen. -�One�moment,�please.
I�just�need�your�prescription and�insurance.
-�Here,�no�insurance.
-�I�want�a�stuffy�like the�one�from�Mom.
-�Yeah,�then�I�get�a�knife.
-�I'm�in�kind�of�a�hurry.
[door�chiming]
-�$79.
-�Daddy,�I�want�a�stuffy.
-�Not�right�now,�sweetie.
?
[tires�screeching]
?
-�You're�$2�short.
-�It's�my�little�girl.
Can�you�just�help�me�out this�time,�please?
-�You�have�to�pay�in�full.
-�It's�two-it's�two- It's�two�dollars.
-�Correct.
[door�chiming]
-�Dad.
[grunting] Dad!?
-�Give�it�to�me!
[grunts] Give�it�to�me.
[indistinct�shouting]
Kids,�we�gotta�go! Coo-coo!
[alarm�blaring]
Hey! [shouting]
I'll�come�back�for�you.
[alarm�continues]
-�Dad!�Dad! -�Kids,�stay.
[kids�shouting]
-�Daddy!�Daddy!
-�It's�okay,�it's�okay.
Guys,�it's�okay. It's�okay.
It's�gonna�be�okay.
It's�gonna�be�okay. It's�gonna�be�okay.
[distant�tires�screeching]
-�They're�just�kids.
Talk�to�them like�small�people.
-�Small,�angry�people that�can�see
into�the�depths of�your�soul.
[chuckling]
Okay.
Yeah,�you're�right. I'm�gonna-
I'm�goin'�in.
Um,�we've�got�people looking�for�your�dad.
Uh,�do�you�guys�know where�he�might�have�gone?
-�Where's�the�other�one?
-�Well,�the�dad's�been�gone a�little�longer�than�usual,
and�the�mom's freaking�out,�like,
Where�you�at? I'm�hungry.
-�Taking�his�sweet�time.
-�It's�okay.
He'll�be�back, just�like�dad.
-�Do�you�live�here?
-�I�live�on�ranger�housing,
but�my�family�live all�around�the�park
and�on�the�Blackfeet Reservation.
-�Your�grandma�should be�here�soon.
Where�do�you�guys�live?
-�Where�the�medicine�grows.
-�Oh,�uh...
He's�resilient,�like�you.
[phone�buzzing]
I�gotta�take�this.
-�What's�his�name? -�Leo.
-�Aww,�that's�cute.
-�Yeah,�I�heard you�found�Jake�Davies
and�then�lost�him�again.
-�Yeah,�well, I�have�his�kids,
so�they're�safe.
I�think�the�mom's�buried
at�a�grave where�they�were�living.
-�Well,�it's�not your�case�anymore.
FBI�has�jurisdiction on�this.
Huh...
-�Why,�"Huh?"
-�Uh,�just�doing my�bedbug�check.
-�Glamorous.
-�Where'd�you�see�Jake�last?
-�Meadowridge.
-�And�he�was�heading�north? -�Yeah,�he�was.
We-we�found�passport�photos at�their�camp.
Why?�You�think�he's�headed- -�Heading�for�the�border.
[scoffs] -�I�think�you're�wrong.
-�Why? -�I�would�have�thought�that.
I-I�did�think�that.
But�I�think�he's coming�back�for�his�kids.
-�Men�don't�come�back for�their�kids.
-�Look,�I�don't�know. I-
The�two�kids, Austin�and�Mandy,�they're�tight.
They�remind�me�of me�and�my�sister.
Well,�kind�of. They're-
Short�version, when�I�was�little,
me�and�my�sister�were watching�Titanic�on�DVD.
My�parents�went�out and�they-
They�didn't�come�back for�three�years.
-�Wait,�what?
-�It's�a�long�story. Another�time.
But�basically,�Molly became�my�mother�overnight.
She�had�to�step�up
because�she�knew my�parents�were�useless.
But�these�kids�believe
that�their�dad is�coming�back.
They're�still�being�parented, which�makes�me�believe-
-�That�this�guy loves�his�kids.
-�Yes.
-�Well,�when�I�was�14,
my�dad�went�out for�a�pack�of�smokes.
-�And�he�didn't�come�back?
-�No,�he�came�back.
But�he�did�die of�lung�cancer.
If�the�mom�is dead�and�buried,
it�seems�likely that�Jake�killed�her.
He's�not�coming�back,�Anna.
-�If�he�does�come�back, you�know�you're�leaving�us
with�no�backup,�right?
-�Don't�let the�bedbugs�bite.
-�You're�the�worst.
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[glass�shattering]
-�Cheers!
[laughter]
Zach?
[gasps]
[dishes�clattering]
-�Coffee?
-�Thanks.
Hey,�you�didn't�hear any�screaming
or�anything,�did�you?
-�No.
-�Okay,�that's�good.
[relieved�sigh]
[office�chatter]
-�And�that's�why�there are�two�eagle�cameras,
one�of�which is�still�working.
-�They're�still�calling about�the�eagle�cam?
-�He�doesn't�like�my�tone.
-�But�camera�A-
-�Well,�cameras�are very�expensive.
I�can�direct�you�to the�park's�donation�page
if�you'd�liked to�help�with-
[dial�tone�drones]
[phone�ringing] Of�course�not.
[sighs]
-�You�don't�want to�answer�it?
I'll�answer.
-�I'm�on�my�last�nerve. Please.
-�Zoey�Bear�Child�speaking.
How�may�I�direct�your�call?
-�Direct�the�call�to�you.
You're�taking�the�call.
-�I'm�trying to�be�professional.
-�Zoey.
-�Now�they're gonna�call�back.
-�This�excavation�paperwork is�killing�me.
Please.
-�I'll�look�at�it. -�Thank�you.
You�should�try boring�them�with�stories
of�your�knitting�club.
Then�they�won't call�back.
-�Oh,�there�is�plenty�of�drama in�my�knitting�club,
thank�you�very�much. [phone�ringing]
-�Oh.
-�No,�I�don't�know where�the�male�eagle�is.
Yes,�the�A�cam�is�down.
-�Tell�them�we're�fixing�it.
-�You�do�it.
-�Oh,�all�right.
This�is�Geoff�Miller, park�supervisor�here.
I�just�want�to�let you�know�that�we�are
currently�fixing the�camera,
and�it's- It'll�be-
[shouting�on�phone�line]
I�beg�your�pardon?
-�Hi,�it's�me�again.
[shouting�on�phone�line]
Yes,�I'm�sure�the�female�eagle feels�very�lonely.
[shouting�on�phone�line] -�You're�doing�a�great�job.
-�You�really�are.
[shouting�on�phone�line]
-�Do�you�kiss�your�mother with�that�mouth?
-�It's�okay. -�Hey,�Frieda.
-�I�think�you�scared that�eagle�off.
He's�not�coming�back.
-�Hey,�he�is�coming�back.
-�Uh,�can�you�watch�them?
Just�one�second.
-�Grandma's�supposed to�be�here�soon.
She�texted�me�anyway.
-�What�do�you�guys�like?
Coffee?�Cigars?
Just�kidding. [chuckles]
I�got�some�Junior�Ranger coloring�pages�for�you.
Here,�sit�at�my�desk.
-�Frederick�said this�is�FBI's�case�now.
-�Yeah,�I�give�gratitude to�the�universe.
Hey,�do�me�a�favor.
Give�this�to�those�kids and�leave�me�alone.
-�She�can't�have�this. She's�diabetic.
What's�going�on with�the�body?
-�Paperwork's�started.
It's�an�off-limits�are. It's�gonna�take�me�forever.
?
-�Coo-coo!
-�Where's�the�restroom? -�Coo-coo!
-�Back�there.
-�She�has�to�go,�too.
-�All�right.
?
-�Come�on.
-�Coo-coo!
Coo-coo!
-�That's�weird.
I�don't�hear mourning�doves�around�here.
Shit.
Hey,�where�are�the�kids?
[glass�shattering]
-�Oh! -�Whoa!
-�Frieda,�are�you�okay?
-�Yeah,�I'm�okay.
-�Where�are�the�kids? -�They're�in�the�bathroom.
-�Go�to�the�assembly�point.
[collective�shouting]
-�They're�gone. That�was�a�distraction.
They�use�bird�calls to�communicate.
-�That�everybody?
-�FBI�is�already�blocking�off the�border�crossing.
-�Uh,�I�think�he's�gonna hike�out�on�foot.
The�border's�only 20�miles�from�here.
-�Okay.
I'm�gonna�make�sure everyone�got�out.
-�Okay,�can�you�drive�up the�other�direction�after
just�to�make�sure, in�case�I'm�wrong?
-�Okay. -�Where�are�my�grandkids?
-�Oh,�you're�Lori�Grant. They're-they're�okay.
They're- -�Where�are�my�grandkids?
-�They're�with�their�father. They're�okay.
I'm�going�to�get�them. I�need�you�to�wait-
-�I'm�going�with�you. -�No,�you're�not.
No,�you're�not.
-�Honey,�I�was�serving a�desert�storm
when�you�were�barely out�of�diapers.
I�am�going�with�you.
-�No.�Geoff!
Uh... -�Getting�in�or�what?
-�Shit.
?
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[radio�crackling] -�An
[radio�crackling] -�Anna
[radio�crackling] -�Anna.
-�I'm�here. Anything�on�your�end?
-�Not�yet.
-�Do�you�always�drive like�it's�Easter�Sunday?
Can�you�hustle�up?
[radio�crackling] -�What?
-�I've�got�company.
Give�it�another�10�miles before�you�head�back.
-�Copy.
-�You're�never gonna�catch�anyone
traveling�at a�snail's�pace.
-�If�it�helps,�I�don't think�he'd�hurt�his�kids.
-�Why? Because�he�loves�them?
He�loves�my�daughter,�too.
Didn't�stop�him from�taking�her�from�me
when�she�needed�me the�most.
-�What�did�she�have?
-�My�girl�got�cancer.
Real�young,�in�her�cervix.
She�wasn't�gettin' any�better.
So�one�day�I�wake�up and�they're�gone.
Sarah�left�me�a�text.
She�was�goin'�to�the�woods because�the�dumbass
Thought�he�could�cure�her
with�tea�and�flowers.
-�"Where�the�medicine�grows."
Goldenseal,�I�found�it growing�in�the�camp.
It's�potentially anti-cancerous.
-�She�needs�doctors.
She�is�back�at the�camp,�right?
She�must�be too�sick�to...
to�care�for�them.
-�Lori...
I�think�your�daughter died�in�the�park.
[tearfully] -�No.
-�I'm�really�sorry.
[sobbing] -�No...
?
-�It's�just�up�here.
Hey,�Frieda�just spotted�Jake's�car
at�the�Kintla�Lake�Trailhead. I'm�going�in.
Send�backup.
-�Copy.
-�I'm�going�to�get�them. Be�right�back,�okay?
Wait�here.
?
-�Dad,�slow�down.
-�We�can't�leave�Mom.
-�It's�gonna�be�okay, you�guys.
-�Dad,�I'm�sure�if�you explain�what�happened
at�the�drugstore,
the�rangers would�understand.
-�They're�working for�your�grandmother.
I�told�you,�she�wants�to take�you�guys�away�from�me.
And�I'm�gonna�do whatever�it�takes
to�make�sure that�doesn't�happen.
You�got�me?
You�got�me? -�Yeah.
-�We're�a�family.
?
[birds�chirping]
Who's�disturbing�you?
Huh?
[birds�chirping]
[arrow�thudding]
Jake!�That�was�real�dumb!
Put�it�down.
-�Walk�away.
-�No�one's�gonna get�hurt�today.
Put�the�crossbow�down�now.
-�I'm�leaving�this�park with�my�kids.
-�Nice�try,�but�you're�out of�bolts,�buddy.
Put�it�down! What�are�you�doing?
Throw�it�to�the�side.
Turn�around and�get�on�your�knees.
Jake,�get�on�your�knees.
Put�your�hands behind�your�back.
-�You�can't�take�them! -�Get�down!�Jake,�no!
-�You�can't�take�them! -�Jake,�get�down�right�now!
Do�you�understand�me? -�Dad!�Dad,�don't!
-�I�wanna�go�home! [gunshots]
[shouting,�gasping]
-�Aussie,�Mandy, come�to�Nana.
-�You�can't�take�my�kids. You're�going�to�have�to�kill�me.
-�Dream�come�true.
-�Lori,�your�grandkids�will never�forgive�you�for�this.
You�have�to�put the�gun�down�now.
-�You�killed�her,�Jake.
You�took�her�from�me.
-�He�was�trying�to�help. -�No,�I-�I�just-
I�didn't- I�didn't�her.�Uh,�no.
I�just...
I�just�tried something�different.
The-the�poison�you�put�in her�veins,�it-it�didn't�work.
And�you-
And�you�had�her�hooked�up to�all�these�machines.
The�kids�couldn't even�see�her.
She�was�so�sick.
She�didn't�want�to�die in�a�hospital,�Lori.
She-she�wanted�to die�in�peace...
...someplace�beautiful.
Yeah.
-�Lori.
Lori,�give�him�the�gun.
Come�on. It's�gonna�be�okay.
It's�okay.
[crying]
-�I�never�even�got a�chance�to�say�goodbye.
[sobbing]
-�Jake,�you�have�to�stop.
For�your�kids'�sake, you�gotta�stop�this.
-�No,�you�can't-
No,�you�can't- you�can't�take�my�kids.
Please. They're�all�I�have.
Please. -�Dad,�dad.�Come�on.
Dad,�stop! -�No,�please.�Come�on.
-�Austin, what�do�you�want?
-�Dad.
Dad.
Mandy�doesn't�even have�her�insulin.
-�It's�gonna�be�okay,�Daddy. We�love�you.
-�Oh,�come�on. Come�on.
[sobbing]
?
I�love�you.
Okay. It's�gonna�be�okay.
It's�gonna�be�okay.
-�Why�you�take�Mandy to�go�pick�flowers,�okay?
[crying]
I'm�sorry.
?
Put�your�hands behind�your�back.
?
[handcuffs�clicking]
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[birds�chi
[birds�chirp
[birds�chirpin
[birds�chirping]
-�We�did�this all�ourselves.
My�dad�can�hunt,�fish, butcher�deer,
not�waste�a�thing.
Forage.
-�You�guys�are�really self�sufficient.
Must�have�felt�good.
-�What's�gonna happen�to�my�mom?
-�They'll�lay�her�to�rest near�your�home.
[crying]
?
[crying]
?
-�Jesse.
Put�me�down�for�five.
That�eagle�ain't coming�back.
He's�gettin'�while the�gettin's�good.
[chuckling]
-�Okay.
-�Are�people�betting on�whether�or�not
a�father's�going to�abandon�his�kid?
-�You�judging? -�No.
Just�an�angry�observation.
-�Heard�you�had�a�rough�day.
-�Run�of�the�mill, cuts�and�bruises.
What�can�I�get you�to�drink?
-�Water,�sadly.
Here.�Wait.
I�brought�you�a�mouse.
-�It's�soft.
What�is�it? -�Open�it.
-�It's�a�lovely�mouse.
-�Okay,�look. I-I'm�gonna�be�honest.
I�don't�have a�lot�to�offer.
I'm�a�down-on-her-luck�widow.
Everything�I�touch turns�to�shit,�apparently.
So,�just�know�that. -�Thank�you.
It's�nice.
It's�a�nice�gesture.
-�You're�welcome.
-�Get�you�that�water. -�Okay.
-�Where�do�you�see yourself�long�term?
-�Well,�um...
um,�Department of�the�Interior.
And�if�I'm�being�honest, Mr.�Paulson,�uh,
retire�early. -�Good�for�you.
-�Yeah. -�That�sounds�nice.
-�We�have�a�place out�by�the�river.
-�Do�you?
-�My�wife,�Yasmina, she�loves�it.
-�You�got�a�place�by the�river?�Whereabouts?
-�Ten�acres,�not�far from�the�park.
-�Damn.
I�will�give�you�$600,000.
which�is�more�than�fair, right�now,�cash.
-�Uh...
Well,�I-I�would�have to�talk�to�my�wife.
And�I�don't�really feel�like�selling.
-�Well,�I�really feel�like�buying.
Now�listen�to�me.
I�can�either�pay�you, or�I�can�get�it�for�free.
Think�about�it. Don't�take�too�long.
-�Hey,�Anna. -�Hey.
-�New�eagle�cam�arrived.
You�want�me�to come�with�you?
-�No,�I�got�it. Thank�you.
I'll�see�you�later.
People�are�objectively�worse than�any�other�creature.
-�Pigeon...
I�imagine�she�was bullied�as�a�child
with�a�name�like�that.
-�We�can't�fly, and�we�can't�forget.
?
-�Camera�A's�back!
-�Woah!
[eagle�calling]
-�Time�goes�forward. That's�the�miracle.
[eagle�calling]
Whether�you�go with�it�or�not.
?�It's�not�a�ride if�you�never�get�off�?
[cheers�and�applause] -�The�dad�came�back!
?�...if�you�run�in�a�race that�don't�stop�?
?�I�was�killing�the�pain�?
?�The�only�way�I�knew�how�?
?�But�baby I�know�better�now�?
?�?
?�Oh�I�loved�you�the�way�?
?�The�only�way�I�knew�how�?
?�But�I�can�love�you better�now�?
-�Don't�worry, little�mama.
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