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-�Th
-�The
-�The�ni
-�The�nigh
-�The�night
-�The�night�th
-�The�night�that
-�The�night�that Za
-�The�night�that Zach
-�The�night�that Zach�w
-�The�night�that Zach�was
-�The�night�that Zach�was�k
-�The�night�that Zach�was�kil
-�The�night�that Zach�was�kille
-�The�night�that Zach�was�killed,
I�was�blackout�drunk.
-�This�is�what�you�do.
You�leave when�we�need�you�the�most.
This�is�your�fault.
-�There�is�the�wife. -�You're�drunk.
-�She�admitted�they�had�a�fight after�the�party.
-�Still�haven't told�me�your�name.
-�You�went�on�a�date with�the�man
that's�been�trying�to ruin�my�life.
-�He�said�he�thought that�you're�selfish.
-�You're�not�gonna�last out�here,�girl.
That�is�a�Paulson�Promise. -�I�don't�scare�that�easily.
What�happened to�your�face,�JP?
-�Oh,�no,�we're�done�talking. -�This�isn't�over.
You�hear�me? It's�not�over!
?
-�Well,�this�is,�uh- This�is�me�doing�me.
Don't�say�that�Dawson�Wayze ain't�reliable.
If�I,�uh,�don't�make�it out�of�this,
know�that�I�kept�my�word.
?
[sighs]
[screams]
[screaming�in�pain]
-�Most�park�rangers are�seasonal�workers.
Only�a�few�of�us stay�the�winter,
pick�up�litter, clear�paths.
We�do�small�things and�hope�they�add�up.
Get�it,�get�it!
Others�roll�the�dice, take�their�chance,
make�their�move.
Piedmont,�Piedmont.
Piedmont!
Piedmont!
Piedmont?
Piedmont!
Piedmont!
Hey,�where�are�you,�bud?
Piedmont!
-�Where�you�at? -�Piedmont?
-�Uh-oh.
-�Got�a�fish�for�you!
I�don't�actually have�a�fish�for�you.
But�I�will�get�you�a�fish if�you�come�back.
?�Well�you�come�upstairs but�not�to�talk�?
?�You�stay�a�little�while then�you�do�a�little�walk�?
-�Where�you�at,�crazy�cat?
-�Piedmont,�yoo-hoo?
Piedmont? Piedmont?
Where�are�you,�buddy?
-�Piedmont?
-�And�we�hope�that, when�we�need�it...
-�Hey,�Anna!
-�What? -�I�found�him!
-�Our�friends are�there�for�us�too.
-�Oh,�there�he�is.
-�I'm�not�touching�him,�though. -�That's�fair.
?�And�I�don't�give�a�damn�about your�intentions�at�all�?
Hey,�bud! Thank�you�so�much.
You�guys,�thank�you. I-I�really�appreciate�it.
I�know�you�guys�are all�packing�up�to�go.
-�You�sure�you�want�to stay�here�for�the�winter?
It's�end�of�season.
All�the�seasonal�rangers will�be�done�for�the�year.
You'll�be�alone.
-�Well,�gotta spend�it�somewhere.
And�I'm�good�alone. I�gotta�get�him�inside.
-�Real�scary.
I�wouldn't�wanna�be�here�alone. It's�like�a�horror�movie.
-�The�Shining. -�Final�Destination.
That's�the�one I'm�thinking�of.
-�How�is�this�like Final�Destination?
-�Like,�everyone�dies. -�In�the�movie?
-�In�life. Just�stating�the�facts,�Frieda.
I'm�not�far�if�you�need.
I'm�just�gonna�be�at�my�folks. -�I'll�be�fine.
We�will�be�fine.
-�Well,�I've�still�got�a�lotta packing�to�do,
so�I'm�gonna�go. I'll�see�you�later.
-�See�ya.�Thanks,�guys. -�Take�care�of�your�mom.
-�See�you,�guys. Thank�you.
[sighs] Ready?
?
See�ya. -�Bye.�We're�not�going�far.
Bye.
See�ya. -�See�ya.
?�We're�always�all�right�?
?�We're�all�right�?
[horn�honking,�dirt�flying]
?�We're�always�all�right�?
?�We're�always�alright�alright�?
?�We�do�alright�?
?
-�I�don't�know how�you�wear�these�things.
Maybe�I've�been�in hiking�boots�too�long.
-�Do�you�remember�when�Mom bought�those�Earth�shoes?
-�Yeah,�those�were�disgusting.
-�It's�like�strapping a�lasagna�noodle�to�your�feet.
But,�hey,�if�you�can�survive showing�up�for�sixth�grade
in�a�pair�of�ugly�shoes that�your�crazy�mom
thrifted�at�a�garage�sale, you�can�survive�anything.
-�True.
What�do�you�think- Hold�on.
Blazer�or�no�blazer?
-�Blazer�and�wear�makeup.
Studies�show�that it�makes�people�view�you
as�more�trustworthy. -�Really?
It�hides�your�face. -�It�shows�you�care.
-�On�the�upside, my�nightmares�are�gone.
-�Or�they're�just�lurking. -�Okay.
[sighs] It's�gonna�be�okay,�right?
-�Go�get�'em,�tiger.
-�I'm�gonna�call�you�later. [phone�disconnects]
[sighs]
[phone�vibrating]
Hey,�Geoff,�what's�up?
What?
?
Hey. -�Thanks�for�coming.
-�How's�Buddy�doing?
-�He's�with�the�vet.
He's�pretty�sick. -�Is�it�the�water?
-�Jeremiah�Paulson�did�this.
Poisoned�the�river and�then�bought�all�the�land
along�the�watershed so�nobody�would�complain.
-�He�didn't�try�to buy�your�land?
-�He�offered�me�cash�for�it.
When�I�said�I�wouldn't�sell, he�said�he'd�get�it�for�free.
-�By�contaminating�it, so�it's�worthless.
Jesse�found�sulfuric�acid in�the�river.
But�where's�it�coming�from?
-�Should�have�known it�was�a�threat.
I'm�gonna�sell�my�land.
-�What?�No,�Geoff, you�have�to�fight�him.
-�He's�already�won,�Anna.
-�It's�not�over�'til�you fly�into�the�sun�and�blow�up.
You�hear�me?
-�I've�gotta�think�about�it.
I'll�take�the�day�off and�be�with�Buddy.
-�Yeah. Yeah,�for�sure.
Hey,�can�you�do�me�a�favor and�send�me�a�picture�of�Buddy?
-�Yeah.
?
-�Okay,�we'll�see�you, Ranger�Pigeon.
I'm�the�county�attorney. -�My�pleasure.�Truly.
-�You�investigated�Kay's�death, is�that�right?
-�She�died�in�the�park, so,�yes,�I�did.
I�wrote�out�an�account�of everything�that�happened
while�I�was�in�the�cave.
As�well�as�everything that�happened
with�Bethany�Lopez�afterwards.
-�You�know�she's�going�by Paulson�now.
-�Bethany�is? -�Separate�trial.
Let's�stick�to�this�one.
-�I�just,�um...
JP�deserves�to�go�to�prison for�what�he�did�to�Kay.
Do�you�actually�think that�will�happen?
-�You'd�be�surprised.
Sometimes�the�truth�is�enough.
-�This�is�real�cute,�Pigeon.
-�You're�not�untouchable, Jeremiah.
I�want�the�world�to�know what�you�are
and�the�evil�shit�you�do.
-�All�right, but�I�have�an�offer�for�you.
-�I'm�sorry,�what? -�An�offer.
As�you�know, the�county�attorneys
are�just�interviewing witnesses�right�now.
Hell,�they�don't�even�have a�trial�date.
So�if�you�would�back�away, recant�your�testimony.
I'll�tell�you�something about�your�husband's�death.
-�You�don't�know�anything about�my�husband.
-�I�might... -�I�call�bullshit.
-�Anna,�do�you�know how�many�people
I�know�in�this�world?
Including�a�clerk�at�NYPD who�says�they�have�a�suspect?
I'd�love�to�tell�you�more.
Think�about�it. -�Mr.�Paulson?
-�Think�about�it.�Yeah. -�We're�ready�for�you.
-�Hey,�Jeremiah.
You�know what�I�am�thinking�about?
This.
You�can�shove�that�offer right�up�your�ass.
-�Glad�we�spoke. -�Oh,�me�too.
[laughs]
This�time�of�year,
the�ranger�station mostly�clears�out.
You�find�out if�she's�sticking�around.
[b
[bir
[birds
[birdson
[birdsong]
[lock�buzzes,�unlocks]
[coughs]
-�Ha�ha!
Ah,�medium�roast, it's�you�and�me.
You're�just�gonna�go�stale over�the�winter.
Creamers,�come�to�the�party.
Stir�sticks,�you�stay.
[phone�ringing]
Anna�Pigeon? -�Ranger�Pigeon,
this�is�search�and rescue�coordination.
You're�on�our�call�out�list for�emergencies�in�your�park.
-�Okay,�what�is�it?
-�We�have�an�emergency activation�from�a�spot�device.
-�Latitude,�longitude? -�It's�on�Fallon�Peak.
-�Freaky�Peak? -�Uh-huh.
-�Damn,�that's�a�tough�climb. What�are�they�doing�up�there?
There's�only�one�way up�and�down.
-�That's�right.
-�Okay,�uh,�I�can�go�in as�Hasty�team.
I'll�call�when I'm�back�in�reach.
-�Okay,�copy�that.
?
-�Okay,�let's�go.
?
Too�steep�for�you,�Ace.
I'll�be�back.
Good�boy.
?
[eagle�screeches�in�distance]
-�Hey! Hey,�over�here!
-�I'm�Anna�Pigeon. I'm�responding�to�your�SOS.
-�I'm,�uh,�I'm�Dawson.
I,�uh,�I'm�glad�you're�here.
Definitely�have�an�SOS.
I�think�I�broke�my�leg. -�Okay.
[groans] -�D-don't-�just-
-�Okay. -�Easy,�all�right?
-�Can�you�help�me? I�need�to�see.
Can�you-can�you pull�it�back?
That's�good. Good�job.
[Dawson�groans]
Oh,�that's�gnarly.
There's�no�cell�service up�here.
You're�lucky�you�had a�tracker�on.
-�Yeah. Yeah,�you're�telling�me.
You�know,�I,�uh,�started to�get�a�little�worried
that-that�no�one�was gonna�come,�you�know?
It's�a�real�bad�feeling, let�me�tell�you.
-�It�really�is.
How'd�you�hurt�yourself?
-�I�fell.
Tripped�on some�tree�root.
It�came�for�me�like�I�was its�enemy�or�something.
[chuckles]
-�You're�gonna�be�okay.
I'm�gonna�clean�it and�then�I'm�gonna�wrap�it�up.
I'm�gonna�head�out,�get�help, and�then�we'll�come�back-
-�No,�no,�no, please-please�don't-
Don't�leave�me,�okay?
-�I�can't�carry�you out�myself.
-�Okay,�I-I�can�walk.
I�can-�I-I�swear. I�can�w-
You-you�patch�me�up and�then-
Then�I�can�just�hop slowly�beside�you,�okay?
Please,�I�swear. I-I-
Look�you-you�can go�back,�okay?
But�my-my�mental state,�okay?
It's...
I�could�just-
I�could�just�use a�friend�right�now,�okay?
-�Okay.
Let's�patch�you�up and�go�from�there,�okay?
Okay.
[groans]
Okay.
-�Hey,�you�still�have that�great�guide?
-�Harlan?�No...
That�name�hasn't come�up�in�a�while.
-�Oh,�well, what�happened�to�him?
-�He's�in�jail.
-�Speaking�of�which, how's�your�nephew?
Gonna�beat those�murder�charges?
-�I�have�a�lot�of�faith that�justice�will�be�done.
-�So�are�we�gonna�lay�down some�ground�rules�for�tomorrow?
-�Each�man�brings�one�rifle,
as�much�ammo�as�we�can carry,�no�helpers.
Then�each�of�us�gonna�put a�million�bucks�in�a�pot.
And�whoever�bags the�quarry�takes�it�all.
-�Sounds�good.
Who�are�we�hunting?
-�We'll�leave�at�dawn.
-�You're�doing really�well�for
a�guy�with a�broken,�messed�up�leg.
Tough�as�nails. -�Yeah.
I�come�from�a�long�line of�tough�guys.
You�know,�my,�uh, my�dad�used�to�hunt.
He'd�never�come�back until�he�was�successful,
which,�well,�I�guess is�a�good�thing
since�he�wasn't too�successful�in�life.
-�There's�various�ways to�measure�success,
I've�learned�over�time.
-�Yeah,�well,�hauling�copper out�of�an�open�pit�mine
ain't�the�way,�okay?
-�Your�dad�mined copper�around�here?
-�No,�he�worked�out�of the�pit�mine�down�by�Butte.
-�What�gets�mined�over�here?
-�Sapphires.
-�You�know,�why�don't we�take�a�rest�here?
[groans]
You�have�water in�your�pack?
-�Yeah.
There's�exploratory drilling,�too.
-�Yeah?
-�Uranium's�the�new big�thing�now,�yeah?
They�just�leach�it�out with�sulfuric�acid.
-�Uranium,�really?
Near�the�park? -�Yeah.
You�know,�this�leg is�really,�uh...
You�mind,�uh...?
-�Here,�let�me�take- take�a�look�at�it.
You�look�clammy. Let�me�just�see-
I�think�I�have-
[groans]
-�Okay,�you�seem like�a�nice�lady.
-�You�don't�have�to�do�this.
-�I'm�doing�what I�need�to�do,�okay?
Now�give�me�your�phone and�throw�me�those�backpacks.
Both�of�them.
Do�it.
?
Hurry�up.
?
Put�this�on�your�ankle.
-�Why�would�I�do�that? -�Shut�up.
Just�do�what I�tell�you�to�do.
Right�here.
Tie�up�your�wrists and�your�ankles.
Use�your�teeth to�tighten�them.
-�Whoever's�paying�you, it's�not�enough.
-�Hey,�shut�up!
Shut�up.
Make�sure�they're�tight.
?
-�You�don't�seem like�a�bad�guy,�Dawson.
You�don't have�to�do�this.
-�No,�I'm,�uh,�I'm�a�pretty bad�person,�I'm�afraid.
Don't�follow�me.
Don't.
-�Dawson!�Dawson!
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[phone�ringi
[phone�ringing
[phone�ringing]
-�So�they're�interviewing�you for�the�Paulson�trial?
-�They're�interviewing you,�too?
-�Oh,�yeah,�yeah,�yeah. I'm�scheduled�for�next�week.
-�Hmm...
What�are�you�doing here�now?
-�There's�a�warrant on�your�head,�Jesse�Fields.
We�need�to�talk.
-�Hey,�I�came�clean.
I�talked�to�the�lawyers about�the�charges.
I'm�facing�them�all�down. I'm�innocent.
-�Yeah,�sit�down.
Come�on. -�Hey.
-�So�your�little St.�Kateri�co-op
did�a�lot�of�damage to�work�sites
across�state�lines.
So�now�the�Feds are�investigating.
-�Is�this�about�Anna?
-�You�think�I'm�arresting�you because�of�Anna?
-�I�think�you�might,�yeah.
-�Mr.�Fields.
I�still�need to�talk�to�him.
-�Oh,�no,�no,�it's�okay. It's�perfectly�fine.
[chuckles] We're�a�package�deal�now.
-�What,�are�you�serious?
-�As�a�heart�attack.
Yeah,�come�on. -�I�didn't�do�it.
I'm�fully�innocent,�man.
-�Please.
[scoffs] -�No,�after�you.
-�Come�on.
[grunts]
All�right.
Come�on.
[grunts]
?
[gun�firing] -�I�thought�those�ties would�hold�you�longer.
-�Stop�shooting�at�me, you�asshole.
-�Well,�if�you�come�down�here, I�gotta�shoot�you.
-�Why�are�you�doing�this? You�don't�even�know�me.
-�Gotta�go�up.
-�At�least�give�me�my�pack.
I�won't�come�after�you. The�sun�is�setting.
I'll�freeze�out�here. I�need�my�stuff.
-�Then�go�back�up�and�you'll find�something�to�help�you.
-�What�does�that�mean?
At�least�tell�me�what's with�the�ankle�monitor.
Who's�tracking�me?
-�You�come�down�here and�I'm�gonna�kill�you.
And�then�they're gonna�kill�my�kids.
Now,�I�can't�risk�that.
-�Who?
-�Go�back where�you�found�me.
[gun�firing]
-�Up-�Go�up.
Gotta�go�up.
[phone�ringing]
-�Hello?
-�Hey,�I've�been thinking�about�you.
-�Who's�this?
-�It's�your�friend, Jerry�D.�from�Montana.
I�bought�a�case of�that�wine,
thinking�about�you, hoping�you�might�come�back.
[sighs]
-�Jerry...
I'm�Anna�Pigeon's�sister.
-�No�shit.
I�guess�I�got a�Pigeon�problem.
But�not�for�long.
[line�disconnects]
[phone�ringing]
-�This�is�Anna�Pigeon. Leave�a�message.
-�It's�me.
Jeremiah,�that�guy, called�me.
I�have�a�bad�feeling.
Just�call�me�back. I�love�you.
-�You�didn't�get my�knife,�idiot.
[grunts]
[ankle�monitor�beeps]
Shut�up.
[beeping�continues]
[alarm�blaring]
?
Damn,�it's�cold.
Oh,�I�see.
You're�gonna�keep�me alive�until�morning.
?
[unzipping]
?
-�You're�drunk,�Anna.
-�I'll�tell�you�something about�your�husband's�death.
[gasps,�helicopter�whirling]
?
-�Jerry�D.,�you�sure we�haven't�lost�the�target?
-�Target's�right where�we�want�her.
Deep�in�the�park.
?
Come�on,�let's�go.
Pick�it�up.
-�Let's�go. We're�clear.
Go.
-�Jerry�D.,�what's�the�word?
Who�the�hell�we�hunting?
-�Pigeon. We're�hunting�Pigeon.
-�So
-�So�w
-�So�we'
-�So�we've
-�So�we've�w
-�So�we've�wai
-�So�we've�waite
-�So�we've�waited
-�So�we've�waited fo
-�So�we've�waited for
-�So�we've�waited for�An
-�So�we've�waited for�Anna
-�So�we've�waited for�Anna�a
-�So�we've�waited for�Anna�all
-�So�we've�waited for�Anna�all�n
-�So�we've�waited for�Anna�all�nig
-�So�we've�waited for�Anna�all�night
-�So�we've�waited for�Anna�all�night.
Maybe�she's�here? -�Molly�can't�reach�her.
-�Why�are�you cuffing�me�again?
We're�on�the�same�side.
-�It's�satisfying�to�me.
-�Oh,�my�God.
Ow. -�Wow.
-�Hey,�I�am�the�most�stable fugitive�you've�ever�met.
-�Mm-hmm.
-�Yeah,�I�have�a�job that�I�can't�lose.
Unless�you�get�me�fired
because�you�made�me�miss my�shift�last�night.
You�know,�we're�both worried�about�Anna.
-�Interrogating�you passes�the�time.
And�if�you�didn't�kill that�guy,�why�run?
-�I�told-�Ow.
I�told�you,�okay?
I-I�freaked�out,
and�I�didn't think�it�through.
[sighs]
-�Okay,�we�wait�for�Zoey to�unlock�the�station.
Let's�go,�Come�on.
-�Ow. What's�your-
What's�your�problem with�me?
-�I�don't�have a�problem�with�you.
I�was�assigned�to�pick�you�up and�ask�you�questions.
-�The�cuffs�are a�little�extra,�no?
[chuckles]
Thank�you.
You�are�so�jealous.
All�I�want�is�for Anna�to�roam
and�do�what�she�wants and�needs�to�do.
And�then�when�she�likes, she�comes�back�to�me.
-�That's�what�I�want.
But�with�me.
[horse�whinnying]
-�Whoa. Whoa-whoa-whoa.
That's�Anna's�horse.
-�Hey. [clicks�tongue]
Come,�come,�come�here.
Come�here,�good�boy.
Hi,�hi.
Hi.
This�has�been�cut.
[Anna�panting]
?
-�Where�is�that�Pigeon�at?
[grunts,�groans]
[shouts]
[painful�groans]
Get�up!
[grunts] Yeah.
[painful�groans]
[grunts,�groans]
Bitch.
[painful�groans]
-�Yeah,�I'm�the�worst.
[grunts]
?
Thanks�for�the�gun, asshole.
?
-�Where�was the�SOS�coming�from?
-�Fallon�Peak.
-�And�you�haven't�heard anything�else�from�Anna
since�she�said she�was�going?
-�No,�I�assumed she�solved�the�problem.
-�Anna�responded�to�an�SOS?
-�Yeah,�from�a�spot�device.
-�What's�that?
-�It's�a�GPS�tracker�that just�gives�you�a�location,
nothing�else, like�a�beacon.
But�Anna's�been�out�there for�24�hours�by�herself.
-�Okay,�so�no�SOS.
-�Am�I�the�only�one�thinking Anna's�missing�again?
-�I�was�thinking�it.
-�Yeah,�me�too. -�We�need�to�find�her.
[door�shutting]
-�Hi. -�Hello.
-�I�am�Bethany�Paulson.
At�the�time�that�everything occurred,�though,�I�was-
I�was�Bethany�Lopez.
That�was�my�married�name.
-�Ms.�Paulson, we're�not�here�to�get�into
the�charges�against�you,
but�against your�cousin,�JP.
-�He's�guilty.
-�That�was�quick.
-�He�told�me how�he�killed�Kay
and�pushed�her�body into�the�cave.
And�then�he�and�Jeremiah said�they'd�kill�me,�too,
if�I�didn't�help cover�it�up.
-�That�contradicts Ranger�Pigeon's�testimony.
She�said�you�acted�alone.
-�I-I-�I�have�nothing but�respect�for�Anna�Pigeon.
I�would�never have�hurt�her.
I�went�to�work�for�Jeremiah, hoping�that�he�would...
hoping�that�he would�acknowledge�me
as�his�daughter.
I�was�tricked�into believing�that�if�I�did
what�Jerry�and�JP�said, that�they�would�love�me.
-�Tricked�or�coerced?
-�I�don't�know�the�exact definition�of...�"coerced."
I�just�know�that�they said�they'd�kill�me.
-�Who�said�it, Jeremiah�or�JP?
-�Jeremiah.
And�I�believed�him.
You�have�no�idea�how�scary Jeremiah�D.�Paulson�is.
No�idea.
?
-�Hey,�asshole.
Unless�I'm�crazy, there's�only�one�person
who�hates�me�this�much.
Hi,�Jeremiah.
-�Girl,�you�never�disappoint.
I�like�this. Getting�sporting�now.
-�I�know�you�got�an�alert when�I�cut�off�my�ankle�monitor.
-�I�did. I�was�very�impressed.
-�You�knew�where�I�was. Left�me�a�bivy�sack.
It's�pretty�sick,�Jeremiah,
keeping�me�from freezing�to�death
just�so�you could�hunt�me.
But,�you�know, I'm�evening�the�odds.
I'm�not�gonna�make�it that�easy�on�you.
-�God,�I'm�excited.
You're�not�by�any�chance following�a�friend�of�mine
up�a�hill,�are�you?
Because�once�Terry�stopped answering�his�radio,
I�know�you�wouldn't sit�back.
[twig�snapping]
[screaming]
Oh,�she�found the�bear�trap.
I�like these�odds�now.
[whimpering]
?
[whimpering]
[groaning]
-�Keep�your�eyes�peeled.
She's�out�here�somewhere.
-�She�was�here. Horse�tracks.
-�Could�be�her�or�her�horse coming�back.
Those�look�like ATV�tracks.
-�We�split�up, cover�our�bases.
-�Tactically, that's�a�bad�idea.
-�Not�much�daylight�left.
-�You're�right.
We're�out�of�options. Let's�split�up.
-�Epi�pen.
?
[gasping]
Oh,�yeah.
Let's�go.
?
[groaning]
[screaming]
[screaming]
-�Don't�even think�about�it.
Throw�me�your�gun.
Do�it�now.
-�You're�gonna�get�yours. -�And�your�pack.
-�I�need�help. -�Do�it�now.
-�Go�to�hell.
[whimpering,�groaning]
[screaming]
-�Second�gun. Not�very�sportsmanlike.
Help�me.
Which�way�was Jeremiah�headed?
?
?
I'm�right�here.
You�don't�have�to do�this,�Jeremiah.
-�You�toss�that�rifle.
And�the�other�one.
-�Keep�running�it through�my�mind,
what�it�is�that made�you�so�mad,
so�mad�that�you�feel you�need�to�kill�me.
-�You�messed�with�my lifelong�plans.
-�Right.
Your�plans�for�JP, your�plans�for�the�park.
-�So�much�more�than�that.
-�You're�mining near�the�park.
You're�contaminating�it.
Uranium,�right? Dawson�mentioned�it.
He�looked so�guilty�afterwards.
-�Just�a�little exploratory�drilling.
If�there's�runoff, so�be�it.
-�Break�the�park�so�no�one can�use�it,�like�Geoff's�land.
Poison�it�so�no�one wants�it�except�for�you.
You�know,�money�won't love�you�back,�Jerry.
-�It's�not�just�money. -�Then�what?
-�Legacy.
You�know,�all�the�great stands�of�redwood�trees,
they'll�be�gone in�about�50�years.
-�Or�they�won't,�Jeremiah.
Because�people will�protect�them.
Destruction�isn't�inevitable.
Destruction�is�a�choice that�you�are�making.
-�You�don't�get�it,�girl. I'm�the�redwood,�me.
I'm�the�thing that'll�be�gone.
They're�not�gonna�make�'em like�me�again.
I�made�a�promise to�myself�and�to�the�world
that�I�will�get and�build�as�much�as�I�can.
-�You�don't have�to�do�this.
You�don't have�to�kill�me.
You�don't�have�to�do any�of�this�shit.
-�Can't�let�JP�go�to�jail.
-�You�don't�give�a�shit about�JP.
-�Point�taken,�but�he's still�a�Paulson.
and�part�of the�Paulson�legacy
cannot�be�my�nephew rotting�in�prison.
-�I'm�not�gonna�die in�oblivion.
They'll�look�for�me. They'll�investigate.
-�You're�gonna�fall�in�the�woods without�a�sound,�Anna.
They'll�think�a�hunter�did�it or�a�poacher.
No�one's�gonna build�you�a�monument.
No�one's�gonna remember�you.
And�no�one's�gonna�care.
-�The�least�you�can�do�is tell�me�what�you�know
about�my�husband's�murder before�you�pull�the�trigger.
-�A�little�birdie�told�me that�you�killed�Zach.
-�Me? -�Yeah,�you.
-�I�have�an�alibi.
I�was�with my�sister�at�the�bar.
-�You�sure�you remember�that�right?
Because�the�stories we�tell�ourselves
aren't�always�the�ones that�are�true.
?
-�You're�messing�with�me.
-�You�are�a�murderer, just�like�me.
?
I�remember.
Woo!
I�didn't�do�this.
?
-�I�love�you. -�I�love�you,�too.
I'm�nothing�like�you.
[gun�firing, Jeremiah�screaming]
?
[wheezing]
-�Anna.
Anna!
?
Anna.
Hey.
You�okay?
?
?
-�They�say�cats�have a�special�reflex.
They�can�orient themselves�in�the�air
and�land�on�their�feet after�any�fall.
?�We�danced�the�night�away�?
?�We�don't�have�to break�the�chain�?
They�cheat�death. Lose�a�life.
Cheat�death�again.
Fall�off�a�cliff.
?
Fall�in�love.
?�Try�try�?
?�Try�to�keep ourselves�up�high�?
?�High�high�?
?�And�there's no�reason�?
?�Why�why�?
?�Why�we�give�up on�paradise�?
?�Yeah�we're�dancing in�the�rain�?
?�And�we�don't�feel�it�?
?�You�give�me just�enough�?
?�But�I'm�still using�you�all�up�?
?�With�one�more�hour�?
?�and�some�higher�power�?
?�We'll�be the�fortunate�ones�?
-�But�I�think we�have�one�life
with�nine�chances.
?�We�can�try�try�?
?�Try�to�keep ourselves�up�high�?
?�High�high�?
?�And�there's no�reason�?
?�Why�why�?
-�To�grow...
?�We'd�give�up�on�paradise�?
?�Yeah�we're�dancing in�the�rain�?
?�And�we�don't�feel�it�?
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