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Original subtitles

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-�I�wanna�help.

[sirens�in�background] [groaning]

-�Anna,�you�went�over�my�head.

-�I�named�one�of�my�crows after�you.

-�$600,000.

-�I�don't�really feel�like�selling.

-�Thank�you�for�everything you've�done�for�us.

-�You�let�me�know if�you�wanna�see�my�talent.

-�I'm�pretty�sure�I�just�did.

-�Can�I�ask�you�a�few�questions?

-�About�Anna's�husband's�murder?

Is�it�always the�same�nightmare?

-�Hi! Married�eight�years,

and�all�my�subconscious cares�about�is�one�night.

[gunshot]

[eagle�screeches�in�distance]

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You�can�always�feel a�storm�coming.

Leaves�curl,�pressure�drops.

Maybe�your�bad�shoulder�hurts.

You�feel�it�in�your�bones.

You�want�to�curl�up�in�bed.

I'm�very�excited for�your�opening�night.

-�Yeah,�me�too,�yeah. -�Yeah?

I�love�you.

-�I�love�you,�too.

?

I've�been�thinking about�Zach�a�lot�lately.

-�Did�something�prompt�this?

-�I'm�dating. -�What's�his�name?

-�Jesse.

-�And�what's�he�like?

-�I�don't�know. He's�hot.

[scoffs] -�You�always�do�this.

-�Do�what? -�Lead�with�lust.

-�No,�I�don't!

-�Attractive�men are�your�weakness.

-�I'm�worried I'm�getting�too�attached.

-�Oh,�well,�I�doubt�that.

Your�attachment�style�lately has�been�avoidant.

-�I�really�wish�people would�stop�saying�that.

All�right,�I'm�done folding�all�my�laundry.

I�love�you.�I�gotta�go. [line�disconnects]

-�I�love�you,�too.

?�They�say�the�best�things in�life�are�free�?

?�But�that�don't�fly�with the�birds�and�bees�?

-�Anna! Bingo?

-�No,�not�tonight.

-�B-19.

-�Hey,�perfect�timing.

My�shift's�done�in�15.

-�I'm�aware. -�Oh,�you're�paying�attention?

-�I�am�observant. [Jesse�chuckles]

-�Glass�of�white? -�Yeah.

?

-�An�atmospheric�river is�barreling�towards

northwestern�Montana, bringing�heavy�rain,

strong�winds, and�lightning�strikes.

We're�expecting a�level�three�storm.

-�So,�you�and�Jeremiah�Paulson were�having�a�drink

the�other�day?

-�Evening�to�you,�too,�Anna.

-�Something�tells�me he's�not�the�kind�of�guy

that�just�shows�up�to�say�hello.

-�Has�anyone�ever�told�you that�you're�nosy?

-�Everyone�knows�you're�on�track to�get�a�promotion.

He's�just�trying�to get�his�hooks�into�you.

[sighs]

-�Well,�that's�me and�my�last�beer.

No,�uh,�bingo�night�for�you? Looks�fun.

-�I�prefer�to�stay�out�of the�chatter�zone.

How's�the�storm�looking?

Is�it�gonna�cause flash�flooding?

-�Coming. I'm�watching�it.

-�Category�two�seems�manageable.

-�You�know�better�than�to let�your�guard�down�with�these.

?

-�I'm�never�playing�bingo�again.

-�Don't�blame�bingo. Blame�the�tequila.

-�All�right,�listen�up.

Storm's�been�upgraded to�a�category�three.

Rain�should�be�here in�about�six�hours.

Since,�um,�Sheila, well,�we're�down�a�ranger.

Two,�actually.

No�budget�to�hire�anybody�new,

so�we're�gonna�need everybody�on�deck.

-�I'll�call Department�of�Transportation

and�see�what�roads we�need�to�block�off.

-�Great,�then�go�block�'em�off.

-�One�group�took�out�a�permit by�the�river.

They're�in�low�terrain. They�need�to�be�evacuated.

-�We�evacuate if�we�get�an�S.O.S.

-�Well,�if�there's flash�flooding,

they're�looking�at�a�ten�foot wall�of�water.

-�You're�not�calling the�shots�here.

Anna! -�I'll�be�back�in�a�few�hours.

You�said�all�hands�on�deck.

-�Unbelievable.

All�right,�let's�go.

?

-�I�put�some�extra�stuff in�your�kit.

-�It's�not�a�search�and�rescue. It's�just�an�evac.

I'll�be�all�right. -�You�sure?

Just�let�me�come�with�you. I'd�be�a�bad�mentee

if�I�let�you�go�out in�a�storm�alone.

-�That's�not how�mentorship�works.

-�That's�how my�mentorship�works.

Anna,�I�have�a�bad�feeling.

These�aren't�the�same�woods when�the�weather�changes.

-�I'll�be�careful. I�promise.

-�Are�you�sure? -�Yes.

?

[thunder�rumbling]

?

[group�laughing]

-�Well,�it's�definitely a�surprise�wedding.

-�Maybe�Romy's�pregnant. -�Not�yet.

[laughing]

-�The�word�you're�looking�for is�"romantic."

-�Ah,�you�see?

You�stay�married�long�enough, you�forget�that�word�exists.

-�The�love�of�my�life, ladies�and�gents!

Patrick!

At�least�he's�fire�in�the�sack. -�Oh!

-�Well,�I'm�glad I�still�serve�a�purpose.

-�Oh!

-�Ta-da. -�Oh!

-�A�cake�for�Romy�and�Tom.

-�Wow,�Lainey. [chuckles]

-�I�know,�I�know. I'm�amazing.

-�Hi!

-�Hi,�good�morning. Sorry�to�interrupt.

Um,�my�name's�Anna�Pigeon.

I'm�here�to�escort�you out�of�the�park.

There's�a�storm�coming.

-�Oh,�we've�camped through�storms�before.

-�We're�expecting flash�flooding.

Staying�isn't�an�option.

-�You�need�to�let�them try�the�cake.

We're�celebrating Tom�and�Romy's�wedding.

-�Congratulations.

Quickly... But,�fine.

-�Coffee? -�Sure.

-�I�need�to�know for�your�birthday.

-�Mmm. -�There�you�go.

-�Lainey,�it's�amazing!

-�Yeah,�thanks. -�Lainey,�it's�delicious.

-�Mm,�you�want�some? -�No,�I'm�all�right,�thanks.

You�guys�hiked�a�cake into�the�back�country?

You're�serious. -�Yeah.

-�Patrick,�Romy�and�I, we've�been�camping�every�year

since�law�school,�which�was...

God,�I�don't�even wanna�think�how�long.

[laughs]

-�We�were�different�people�then.

-�Yeah,�we�were�the�only three�kids�on�scholarship,

so�we�learned�to look�out�for�each�other

when�no�one�else�would. -�Yeah.

And�this�one's new�to�the�crew.

Romy's�new�hubby,�Tom, is�our�camping�virgin.

[laughs] -�I've�never�camped.

[chuckles] [thunder�crashes]

-�Uh,�hurry.

[thunder�booms]

You�guys�better�saddle�up.

I�wanna�be�on�the�trail�head in�an�hour.

-�Yeah. -�Thank�you.

-�Uh,�Lainey, don't�forget�your�jacket.

-�Hmm?

-�Tom,�next�year at�Biscayne�Park.

Follow�the�coast.

-�He'd�need�his�driver's�license back�for�that.

-�Lainey! -�What,�Romy?

He�has�a�DUI. -�Why�would�she�say�that?

-�I'm�not�judging. Uh,�I'm�just�saying.

[laughs]

-�Oh,�never�believe�when a�lawyer�says�that,�Tom.

Sorry,�man.

-�All�right,�you�guys,�come�on.

We�gotta�get�a�move�on. Let's�go.

This�way. Let's�go.

?

[thunder�booms]

[Lainey�shrieks] [horse�whinnies�in�fear]

-�Whoa!�Lainey! -�Lainey!

[Lainey�groans] -�Whoa,�whoa,�whoa,�whoa!

-�Hold�on�to�the�horses! -�Hey!

-�Here,�take�this. What's�her�name?

-�Lainey. She's�gonna�be�okay,�right?

J-Just�an�accident. -�Lainey,�can�you�hear�me?

[thunder�booms] Lainey,�you�all�right?

[Lainey�groaning] -�Whoa,�whoa,�whoa!

-�I�told�you�to�hold�on�to�them! -�The�horses!

-�Won't�catch�them�now. [thunder�booms]

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[g

[gro

[groan

[groans]

-�You're�tougher�than�you�look. [Lainey�chuckles]

You�might�have�a�little�bump on�your�head,

but�you�should�be�all�right. -�Mmm...

-�That�fall�could've�killed�you. -�I'm�fine,�I'm�fine.

-�...I'll�just get�you�some�water.

-�Hey,�did�you... saddle�your�own�horse�earlier?

-�No.�One�of�the�others�did.

-�Okay. [thunder�booms]

Um,�you�can�ride�my�horse,�okay? -�No,�I�don't�wanna�get�back�on.

What�about�them, the�other�horses?

Will�they�be�okay? -�Yeah,�they'll�be�fine.

They're�smart. They'll�get�to�higher�ground.

I'm�more�worried�about�us. [thunder�booms]

Be�right�back. -�Okay.

-�Hey,�I,�uh, I-I�got�you�some�water.

-�Come�here,�bud.

Hey,�Zoey,�come�in.

-�Shit.

Stupid�ass, haunted�ass�machine.

-�Hey,�Zoey,�come�in. Can�you�hear�me?

[Anna�garbled�over�radio] Zoey,�come�in.

Zoey,�are�you�there? -�Hello?

Can�you�hear�me? -�Okay,�I�found�the�campers,

but�we're�walking,

so�we're�gonna have�to�find�shelter

before�the�storm�hits.

[Anna�garbled�over�radio] -�You're�coming�in�all�broken.

-�Um,�one�of�them fell�off�her�horse,

but�I�don't�think it�was�an�accident.

I�think�her�stirrup�was�cut.

Something�weird's�going�on with�this�group.

-�What? Anna!

-�Are�you�sure?

-�The�question�is, who�cut�her�stirrup�and�why?

Hey,�can�you�hear�me? Zoey?

-�Anna,�do�you�read? -�Zoey-�get-

Jesus...

-�Shit!

?

[thunder�rumbles] [sirens�approaching]

[chatter]

[phone�ringing]

-�People�are�gonna�be�mad about�the�closed�trails.

-�Busy�day. -�Storm�will�do�that.

How�can�I�help?

-�Uh,�my�girlfriend, she's�in�the�backwoods.

I'm�getting�worried. No�cell�service.

I�can't�remember�exactly what�campground�she�was�in.

I-I�thought I�could�surprise�her,

head�up�to�the�trail�head. -�Okay,�if�her,�uh-

If�her�name's�on�the�permit, I�can-I�can�look�her�up.

-�Great,�great,�uh, y-you're�a�prince.

It's,�uh,�Lainey. Lainey�Webber.

?

-�Would�you�rather�be�lost in�these�woods

or�kicked�off�Real�Housewives?

-�Oh,�so�you�don't�care I�fell�off�a�horse?

-�Guys! -�Okay,�fine!

So�would�you�rather die�in�a�flood�or�in�a�fire?

-�Fire,�obviously. -�Really,�fire?

-�It's�a�game�they�played in�law�school.

They're�weirdly�intense.

-�Marry�someone, you�marry�their�people.

My�husband�was�warned.

I�come�with�the�side�of my�sister's�meddling.

-�Well,�I�bet�he�loves�her�now, though,�right?

-�We�won't�make�it�out�of the�flood�zone�on�time�walking.

We�need�to�find�a�shortcut.

There�used�to�be a�trail�sign�here.

We�gotta�go�this�way.

Without�the�horses, we'll�never�make�it

to�higher�ground before�the�storm�comes.

-�Yeah,�but�it�doesn't look�like�a�path.

-�It's�a�historical�trail. There's�a�ranger�station.

We'll�be�able�to shelter�there.

But�why�would�they close�a�trail?

-�Erosion,�rough�terrain, too�many�accidents.

You�guys,�we�are�too�low�and the�storm�is�coming�in�too�fast.

This�whole�area�is�gonna�flood. We�gotta�go!

-�Come�on. -�All�right.

[thunder�booms]

[collective�chatter]

?

-�To�anyone�who's�been�evacuated from�the�amphitheater,

we're�waiting�on�shuttles.

-�You'll�be�fine. Everything�will�be�okay.

Storms�are�no�good for�asthma.

Just�breathe.

-�Hey,�everyone. Roads�are�closed.

We're�not�letting�anyone into�the�park,�all�right?

Go�home.

-�I�lost�contact�with�Anna. Signal's�down.

-�What's�her�ETA?

-�I�don't�know. Something's�off.

I�think�she's�hit some�kind�of�trouble.

-�Anna�can�handle�herself.

We�got�our�hands full�here,�okay?

Excuse�me.

-�Hey,�uh,�any�news about�my�girlfriend?

-�Sorry,�it's�the�ninth�circle of�hell�in�here.

Name�again? -�Lainey.

Lainey�Weber.

I'm�wondering�if�she's been�evacuated.

-�Um,�I�can�tell�you�that�we sent�a�ranger�out�to�get�them.

I�can't�legally�give�you her�whole�itinerary.

-�Not�even�in�a�storm?

-�Not�even in�an�apocalypse.

?

-�At�least�the�wind's died�down.

Let's�have�a�drink.

-�I�need�a�break.

-�Yeah,�I'm�thirsty. Can�we�stop?

-�Yeah,�yeah. I�vote�yes.

-�Okay,�this�seems�like a�protected�area.

[groans] Take�five,�drink�some�water.

-�Oh...

Oh...

-�How's�your�head,�Lainey?

-�It�hurts.

-�Hey,�Romy, can�I�talk�to�you?

Who,�um,�saddled�the�horses when�we�took�off?

-�I�did. I�was�showing�Tom�the�ropes.

He's,�uh,�more�of�an�indoor plumbing�kind�of�guy.

-�You�didn't�notice�that your�friend's�stirrup�was�torn?

-�No.

I�had�a�lot�on�my�plate.

Okay,�guys, who�has�the�water?

Tom,�did�you...

?

-�Geoff! Geoff�Miller.

-�What�now?

-�Bathroom�is�flooded.

-�For�the�love�of�God.

-�Come�on!

-�Power's�out. -�I�got�it.

[groans] -�Ooh...

[chuckles]

Hey,�Jesse, you-you�open?

-�We're�open.

-�Power's�out? -�Yeah.

-�Yeah.

-�Normally,�you�know, the�bar's�a�little�busier.

It's,�um,�it's�crazy out�there.

-�Well,�I�was�out buying�groceries,

and�the�wind�really started�whipping�up,

and�then�I�was�at�home,

and�there�was�no�one to�talk�to,�so...

-�Right. Yeah,�please.

I�get�it,�the�rangers�are out�helping�people.

Being�quietly�heroic. -�Yeah.

Leaving�us�behind.

Welcome�to the�Rangers�Wives�Club.

[groans] -�Hand�it�to�me.

[chuckles] -�Oh,�careful,�man.

I�married�a�girl more�capable�than�me,

it's�a�golden�handcuff.

-�Don't�listen�to�him.

He�gets�all�manosphere when�he's�bored.

-�I'm�being�honest,�Tom.

We�married�divorce�lawyers. We're�pretty�much�trapped.

[thunder�rumbling]

-�I'm�not�worried about�my�marriage.

Besides,�Romy's�considering switching�specialties�anyway.

-�What�does�that even�mean?

-�Like�you�don't�know. [scoffs]

-�It�is�not�my�fault you�didn't�make�partner.

-�You�can't�steal my�biggest�client

and�then�say�shit�like�that.

-�I�didn't�steal�your�client.

You�lost�him. -�Yeah,�okay,�we�get�it,�Lainey.

You're�a�shark. You�go�where�the�blood�is.

Guess�what? I'm�a�shark,�too.

-�Oh,�my�God,�Lainey. -�Oh,�yeah,�you�are.

-�Tired. -�Lainey.

-�Still�a�little�tired. -�Lainey,�Lainey.

-�Stay�out�of�it. -�Just�give�it�a�break.

-�Stay�out- -�He's�part�of�it,�Lainey.

-�Oh,�my�God,�you�guys. Just�give�it�a�break!

-�Hey!

[thunder�rumbling]

All�right,�you�guys, we�gotta�go.

-�Look,�I�could�use a�bio�break.

Maybe�we�all�could. -�Yeah.

-�Yeah,�right? -�Guys...

-�Can�we�just�stay close�to�the�trail?

Are�we�gonna- -�Hey,�Lainey.

-�Uh... -�Getting�cold.

-�Oh,�never�mind. I'm�gonna�go�this�way.

-�Yeah,�why-why�aren't we�using�a�compass?

-�No,�this�is�great. Everyone's�going.�Perfect.

Hey,�can�you�stay�close where�I�can�see�you?

You,�hey!

Zoey?

Hey,�Zoey,�can�you�hear�me?

-�Anna,�are�you�okay?

Holy�smokes,�can't�believe I'm�getting�reception

in�the�closet. -�Hey,�hey,�listen�to�me.

I�need�you�to�look�into these�campers.

They�say�they're�friends, but�they�seem�to�be

trying�to�kill�each�other.

Can�you�pull�up the�NCIC�database?

-�Um,�power's�out. Um,�the�computers�are�down.

-�Shit.

Okay,�okay. Um,�use�the�landline.

Call�the�State�police.

I�need�to�know if�any�of�these�guys

have�a�criminal�record.

The�names�are�Lainey�Weber,

her�husband, Patrick�Montgomery.

[thunder�rumbling]

Shit,�Zoey?

[radio�crackling]

Zoey,�can�you�hear�me?

-�Anna?

?

-�Lainey,�you�all�right?

-�I'm�okay. My�phone's�being�an�asshole.

-�Okay,�we�should�go.

[Romy�screams]

[screaming,�crying]

-�Please�help�me.

[cries] Somebody�help�me.

Help.

[groans]

[gasps,�grunts]

-�Oh,�my�God. I�got�you,�I�got�you.

I�got�you. -�Help�me.

-�I�got�you,�I-I�got�you.

No,�no,�Romy, don't�let�go!

[indistinct�shouting] Romy!

Romy,�no-no! Romy!

[screams]

Romy!

-�He

-�Hey,

-�Hey,�a

-�Hey,�are

-�Hey,�are�y

-�Hey,�are�you

-�Hey,�are�you�u

-�Hey,�are�you�up

-�Hey,�are�you�up�th

-�Hey,�are�you�up�ther

-�Hey,�are�you�up�there?

-�What�happened?

-�She�fell�down�the�side of�the�ravine.

I�need�my�pack. -�What?�Is�she�okay?

-�Where's�Romy?

Oh,�shit. Shit!

-�You�guys,�throw�me the�pack.

It's�got�my�gear�in�there.

-�I'm�coming�to�you. -�No!

-�No,�no,�no,�no!

-�Romy's�down�there�alone. I�wanna�help.

-�No!

Throw�me�my�pack�now!

[grunts] -�Let�me�help.

-�You�can�help�by going�to�shelter.

If�I'm�right,�there�should�be a�cabin�a�few�miles�down.

-�Yeah,�and�if�you're�wrong?

-�Sue�me. -�Just�do�what�she�says.

-�All�right,�let's�go. -�Go!

-�Let's�go. Hey.

[grunts]

[painful�groans]

-�Help�me. Please�help�me.

[thunder�rumbling]

?

-�Okay,�so�backup�generator is�dead,

and�all�we�got�is bad�coffee�and�blankets.

Thanks.

-�Mm-hmm, but�I�do�have�clearance.

I�just�can't�access�the�database 'cause�the�power�is�out.

-�Sir,�sir! I'll�get�to�you.

We�have�a�lot going�on�here,�please.

-�Okay.

-�No,�no,�no, listen�to�me.

She's�a�ranger. We�lost�contact.

No,�it�wasn't�an�SOS.

But�if�we�wait�for�an�SOS, it'll�be�too�late.

[frustrated�groan]

Thanks�for�nothing.

This�day�sucks.

-�It's�okay.

-�Hi,�I-I'm�looking�for, uh,�a�Jeremiah�Paulson.

Yeah,�he-he�made�an�offer on�some�land�that�I�own.

Sorry,�I-I-I�can't�hear�you.

Yeah,�can�I-

Can�I�speak�to Mr.�Paulson,�please?

I-�Hello?

Hello?�Hello? Hey!

[groans] Come�on...

-�I�heard�there�was cell�service�in�here.

-�Restroom's�busted.

Station's�full of�angry�hikers.

Power's�out, Zoey's�on�my�ass.

Anna's�God�knows�where.

And�Jeremiah�Paulson is�pressuring�me

to�sell�him�my�land.

He's�left several�messages.

[sighs]

-�Do�you�need�a�shoulder to�cry�on,�Geoff?

-�No.

Frieda,�you're doing�a�great�job.

-�Thanks. -�Hang�in�there.

-�Uh,�don't-don't do�it,�Geoff.

I�know�what�you're about�to�do.

Don't�do�it.

And�no�bars. [chuckles]

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[thunder�rumbling]

[groans]

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-�Hang�in�there,�Romy.

I'm�almost�there.

[whimpering] -�Help�me,�help�me...

-�It's�okay. I'm�here,�I'm�here.

-�Help�me.

[cries] No!

-�Let�me�see,�let�me�see.

-�Please�help�me.

No!�No! -�Whoa-whoa-whoa!

Romy,�it's�okay, it's�okay.

Romy,�it's�okay.

Just�calm�down. It's�okay.

I'm�here�to�help�you. -�I�just�wanna�go�home.

-�I�know,�I'm�gonna�help�you. -�I�just�wanna�go�home.

-�I'm�gonna�help�you. It's�okay.

I'm�here�to�help.

It's�okay.�You�gotta�let�me help�you,�okay?

I'm�gonna�splint�your�leg. Just�stay�still�for�me.

Hold�on. -�I�wanna�go�home.

-�I�know,�I�know,�I�know. -�I�just�wanna�go�home.

-�I�know. You're�in�shock,

I'm�gonna�give�you one�of�these.

Okay,�here.

[whimpering]

I�need�you to�take�this,�okay?

It's�sour�candy.

It's�gonna�help�you with�the�shock.

Shit,�I�need�to�splint�this. Just�stay�still.

I�need�you�to�help�me,�okay? I�need�you�to�help�me.

Let�me�see.

I'm�going�to�need�you to�hold�these.

Can�you�hold�these�for�me?

I�know,�I�know,�I�know.

-�I�didn't-I�didn't-

-�Okay,�that's�okay.

It's�okay,�it's�okay, it's�okay.

You're�doing�good. -�I-I�didn't�fall.

I�didn't- I�didn't�fall.

-�What�do�you�mean you�didn't�fall?

-�I�was�walking, and�someone�came�up�behind,

and�they�pushed�me.

-�Wait,�you�weren't wearing�this�jacket?

-�No,�I�put�it�on because�I�was�cold.

-�But�this�isn't your�jacket?

-�No,�it's�Lainey's.

-�He�wasn't�trying�to�push�you. He�was�trying�to�push�her.

-�No,�who�are�you talking�about?

-�Oh,�my�God,�Patrick.

The�three�of�you are�so�incestuous,

I�forgot�about rule�number�one.

It's�always�the�husband.

-�No,�no,�no,�no,�no,�no. What�are�you�talking�about?

-�I'm�saying�I�sent�your�friend to�a�cabin�in�the�woods

with�the�man who's�trying�to�kill�her.

Come�on.

[groans] Come�on,�I�got�you.

I�got�you.

[thunder�rumbling]

[whimpering] Come�on.

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just�to�see�what�it�was,

and�he�lay�on the�couch�for�two�days.

-�Did-did�he�go to�the�doctors?

-�Do�you�think�he�went to�the�doctors?

[chuckles] -�Guess�not.

-�Mm-mm,�nope.

Because�he�thinks�he�is the�mushroom�whisperer.

-�Mmm... -�And�another�time,

he�found a�wounded�porcupine,

which�sounds�cute.

Then�we�nursed�it back�to�health,

and...�it�was�less�cute.

And�then�there's the�ranger�housing.

You�know? You�have�heard.

-�I've�heard.

-�One�time,�I�had a�scab�on�my�knee,

and�when�I�woke�up, a�mouse�was�eating�it.

-�There�was�a�mouse eating�your�scab?

-�I�should�go.

-�You�didn't�finish your�beer.

-�No,�I'm�not�much of�a�drinker.

[chuckles]

But�if�you're�dating Anna�Pigeon,

you�need�it more�than�I�do.

[giggles]

Just�kidding.

-�Take�care,�Bethany.

[thunder�rumbling]

-�You-you�good?

[ranger�chatter]

-�I�hate�rain.

[chatter�continues]

I�drowned.

Well,�nearly�drowned.

I�was�10,�bad�storm.

Me-me�and�my�cousins were�out�in�the�water.

They�were�all�big. They�could�swim.

I�was�small.

I�got�caught in�the�current.

-�Yeah...

It�happens.

-�My�cousin�pulled�me�out.

So�I've�always�been�lucky.

But�my�luck's just�been�off,�I�think.

I�have�a�bad�feeling.

-�Anna�get�her�kit?

-�Yeah.�I�made�sure�she�had�it before�she�left.

-�Changed�her�luck.

-�We�got�your�back�too.

Can't�fix all�this�shit�alone.

-�Thanks.

-�Any�personal recommendations?

Places�you�recommend�I�check�out while�I'm�here?

-�Guy's�a�pain�in�the�ass.

-�Yep. -�Yeah?

-�Pretty�chatty�for�a�guy who's�desperate

to�find�his�girlfriend,�huh?

[sighs] -�Where�are�you,�girl?

-�Okay,�well,�you�can�take... your�girlfriend.

Lainey,�right?

[thunder�booming]

-�When�I�talked�to�Anna, she�asked�me�to�look�into

the�camper�she�went to�go�evacuate.

She�gave�me�the�names,

but�the�computers�aren't�working because�the�power�is�out.

-�Zoey,�slow�down.

[deep�exhale]

-�She's�with�a�woman named�Lainey

and�her�husband�Patrick.

You�know�how�we�saw a�dude�outside

trying�to�rizz�up Christina?

-�Rizz?

-�Like,�pull�her. Like,�he's�trying�to�score.

Like,�get�her�to�go sleep�with�him.

-�His�girlfriend's�name is�Lainey�Weber.

-�He's�up�to�something.

-�I'm�gonna�find�out what�it�is.

You. My�office.

What�are�you really�doing�here?

-�I'm�just�waiting to�find�my�girlfriend.

-�Right. Your�girlfriend.

The�one�you're so�worried�about.

I�saw�you�making�moves on�Christina.

-�You're�the�ones�who�won't tell�me�where�she�is.

-�She's�with�her�husband.

-�I�have�a�feeling you�already�knew�that.

-�So�Lainey�and�I are�having�an�affair.

Big�deal.

-�Listen,

I�smoked�my�last emergency�cigarette.

I'd�like�to�go�home.

-�One�of�our�rangers is�with�her�right�now.

She�said�that�someone messed�with�Lainey's�horse.

If�you�know�something, you�need�to�tell�us.

[exhales]

-�They're�all�in�danger.

-�From�who? You?

-�I'm�not�the�one you�should�be�worried�about.

-�Hang�tight.

-�I�know�Patrick. He�wouldn't�hurt�Lainey.

-�Give�me�a�hand.

-�Oh,�my�God,�Romy! Romy!

Oh,�God,�are�you�okay? -�Your�leg!

-�You�all�right? Oh,�my�God.

Let�me�look�at�your�leg. Give�me�your�leg.

-�Are�you�okay? Did�anything�happen?

-�You're�asking�me?�You're the�one�who�went�down�a�ravine.

-�Unfortunately,�your�husband's trying�to�kill�you.

-�What?

-�Okay,�uh...

I�think�the�storm is�driving�you�crazy.

-�Oh,�okay. You�want�to�make�this�harder?

Sure.�I�bet�you�have�a�killer life�insurance�policy.

-�More�than�enough.

-�Divorcing�a�divorce�lawyer won't�get�you�a�cent.

Faking�an�accident's�easier.

-�Okay,�that's�insane. I�don't�want�to�leave�my�wife.

She's�the�one�cheating�on�me.

-�What?

-�Yeah,�I've�seen his�messages,�Lainey.

I've�heard�his�voice. He�calls�you�at�night.

-�So�what,�this�is�about punishing�her�for�leaving�you?

-�No,�I'm�not�trying to�kill�her.

-�I�don't�have�a�boyfriend, Patrick!

-�You�hide�every�message he�sends�you.

-�Because�he's- -�Who�is�he?

-�He's�a�P.I., okay?

My�best�friend�tells�me she's�married�some�stranger.

I�need�to�make�sure she's�safe.

-�What? You�hired�a�P.I.?

-�You're�still�doing�that. You�said�you'd�stop.

-�"Still?" What�is�he�saying,�"still?"

-�You're�a�romantic. It�clouds�your�judgment.

And�sometimes�I�check�out who�you're�dating,�okay?

It's�due�diligence!

-�Well,�Lainey, You�need�to�stop�doing�this.

You�need�to�stop controlling�my�life.

My�work�life,�my�love�life.

-�Partner�track's�cutthroat!

-�I�am�not�your�puppet, Lainey,

and�I�will�not�let�you get�rid�of�Tom.

-�That's�a�pretty�solid�flame

for�someone�with�no�camping experience,�Tom.

-�Please, don't�get�me�involved.

I-I�barely�know�these�people.

-�You�were�with�Romy�when she�was�saddling�the�horses.

You�were�there�in�the�forest when�she�was�pushed.

I�saw�your�expression when�Lainey�mentioned�the�DUI.

That's�when�you figured�it�out.

And�you�thought, "What�a�great�place

"to�get�rid�of�someone that's�looking�into�you."

[screaming]

-�Woah,�woah,�woah,�woah! Hey,�hey,�hey,�hey,�hey!

-�Guess�I�need�a�new�plan.

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Charged�with�murder, but�he�jumped�bail

Charged�with�murder, but�he�jumped�bail,

pushed�his�wife down�a�flight�of�stairs.

-�Anna's�out�there with�a�killer.

-�Guy's�got�a�history of�marrying�rich�women

who�mysteriously�die.

Two�others�that�I�know�of.

Tried�to�get�ahold of�my�client,�Lainey,

but�I�haven't�been�able�to�reach her�since�she�got�to�the�park.

So�here�I�am.

-�He's�that�dangerous?

-�Who�knows�what�he'll�do when�he's�cornered.

-�You�were�right. She's�in�trouble.

-�We�gotta�get�her�out�of�there. Storm's�breaking.

-�Let's�saddle�up. Stay�here.

[thunder�rumbling]

What�did�you�find?

-�The�campers�are�here.

All�the�trails�out will�be�flooded.

-�There�used�to�be�a�trail�here and�an�old�ranger�station�too.

-�It's�gotta�be�it.

I�just�hope we're�not�too�late.

-�Yeah.

-�Why�are�you�doing�this? -�Just�let�me�get�to�that�door

and�we�can�forget all�about�this.

-�That's�not�gonna�happen.

-�Patrick!�Patrick!

[grunting]

No! [�shouts�in�pain�]

-�He�stabbed�me.

-�Oh,�my�God! Patrick,�are�you�okay?

-�The�cabin's�on�fire!

[grunting�and�yelling]

[coughing]

-�Guys,�stop�him! [coughing]

I�can't�see!

[door�rattling]

[banging�on�door]

-�The�door's�stuck!

-�Is�there�another�way�out? I�can't�see.

What�about�the�windows?

-�They're�boarded!

[coughing] [fire�roaring]

-�Oh,�no, we're�going�to�burn�in�here.

-�Just�get�low. Get�to�the�ground.

We're�going�to�run�out of�air�first.

[coughs]

I-I�think there's�a�way�out�here.

Watch�out!

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[grunting�and�coughing]

Romy,�you�guys see�a�way�out?

[coughing]

-�It's�too�smokey.

-�I�can't�see. Where�are�we?

-�Patrick,�follow�me.

It's�a�box. We're�in�a�box.

[coughing]

Anna,�the�fire's out�of�control.

We�need�to�find a�way�out�of�here.

Anna?

[indistinct�conversation and�laughter]

Anna!�Hello?! -�Shut�up�for�a�second!

-�Hello?!

-�Guys,�I'm�claustrophobic. I�just-

not�be�able�to�see is�making�it�worse.

Just�give�me�a�second. Okay?

Talk�to�me. Tell�me�how�you�met.

-�We�had�to�do a�presentation,

and-and�we�all�wanted to�take�the�lead.

-�Yeah,�we�were�all�sharks.

I�guess�that's�what�we�saw in�each�other.

[weeping] -�Shit,�I'm�so�sorry.

If�we�die...

-�No,�no,�no. Don't�say�die.

-�I'm�sorry. I�mean�it.

I'm�gonna�change,�okay? I�promise.

-�These�boards�are�rotten.

There.�There! -�What?

-�Right�there! We're�in�the�shed!

-�Wait!

[pained�grunting]

-�Get�up. [coughing]

-�Anna!

-�Zoey! -�Patrick...

-�Zoey,�Tom...

-�We�know. We�know.

We�busted�him in�the�bush.

He�was�trying to�take�off�on�Ace.

[coughing�and�pained�moaning]

It's�over. You're�safe.

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-�I'm�fine.

[cheering] -�Hey!

Finally.�Yes.

-�I�know�I�shouldn't�have gone�out�there�alone.

Okay? I�know.

-�We�need�a�better�dynamic�than you�not�following�my�orders.

-�I'm�never�not�gonna�help.

-�There's�merit�in�being a�team�player,�Anna.

-�You�okay?�You�sure?

-�Hey.

You�okay?

-�People�deal�with�broken�hearts every�day,�don't�they?

But�at�least I�have�my�people.

-�You�guys�are�pretty�close, huh?

-�Could,�uh,�probably�use some�boundaries.

-�My�sister, who's�a�psychiatrist,

would�say�yes.

-�But�they�helped�me get�through�the�fire,

and�you�did�too.

-�Yeah.�Yeah.

Take�care�of�yourself. -�You�too.

[police�siren]

-�Hey. I�owe�you�an�apology.

-�It's�okay.

-�No.�If�you�wouldn't have�given�me�that�kit,

when�Romy�fell,�I�don't�know what�I�would�have�done.

-�You�would�have figured�it�out.

-�Maybe.�But�I�should�have listened�to�you.

-�Yeah,�well,�because you�didn't�listen�to�me,

I�had�to�conquer�the�storm to�come�save�you,

and�that�was�pretty�cool.

-�True.

-�So�I�guess�my�luck's turning�around.

-�I'd�bet�on�you.

-�I�guess�this�is�like when�the�student

becomes the�master�situation.

Like,�mentee becomes�mentor.

-�No.

-�Fair. Oy!

Did�you�apologize to�Geoff�yet?

-�What�do�you�think?

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-�Crazy�day.

-�Yeah.

-�I�don't�know�how�you�do�it.

You�make�it�look�easy.

I�feel�like I'm�always�a�mess.

-�You're�not�a�mess.

Anna's�a�mess.

-�Bought�a�charm�bracelet for�the�next�bingo�night.

-�It's�really�pretty.

There,�just�made�that�one lucky�for�you.

Come�on.

-�After�you�make�it�through a�storm,�things�change.

I�think�I've�become addicted�to�the�solitude.

You�guys�mind�if�I�join?

-�Please�do. -�Please.

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