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See you Pull into this gas station the guys like yo man

you got problems like the hell you think I pulled in here for her Say car broke

down on the way to your blood check Yeah smoke everything.

I'm willing to give you the benefit of the doubt Javier, but a judge won't I

Missed a couple meetings.

What's the problem?

I mean, I don't even know what I'm doing here. You're here because your son has

gotten into fights every day at school and the last one sent one of his

classmates to the hospital.

Juanita came here for help voluntarily before the court stepped in and made it

mandatory. That's what you're doing here.

He's on a dangerous road.

Your history, all the violence, all the anger, that's his future.

Unless you break the cycle.

I heard you, Mrs. Lynch.

No one is trying to steal your child.

They found bruises and cigarette burns.

Mrs. Lynch, I read the medical report.

If you feel that you need legal representation, that's perfectly within

your rights.

Hello?

How many active cases you got?

38.

Okay.

Wayne, oh, come on.

Look, I'm buried here. I'm sorry, and we all are.

um

messages. Hey, it's Suze. Missed at yoga the other day. Give me a call.

Hey, Em, it's Jackie. Just checking in. Hope you're good.

Exhausted. Her career path questionable.

Her faith in mankind shaken.

She resisted her tendency toward introspection and decides to go have a

drink with her charming friend, Doug.

I am so in your head. To be honest, the whole psychology thing, it's just about

scoring chicks, isn't it?

Regrettably, yes.

Well,

what are we going to drink to tonight?

The never-ending fun of a career in public service?

Yeah.

You know, I sit there talking to these families, the authority on everything,

and I have these moments where I think, I might be totally full of it.

Everybody's full of it.

In the end, you are a number to call for people who don't have anyone else.

There's no way that's bad.

Anyway, I've done some soul-searching, and I just want to say that if

a full-on relationship feels like too much right now, I'd be willing to

consider a purely physical one.

Well, you might actually enjoy yourself. Yeah, yeah, I probably would.

It's just, um... I know, I know, I know the job.

You get home, no time for anybody else.

Whatever. Listen, I'm giving you a month, okay? One month.

And then?

I don't know.

Probably give you another month, but that is it.

Except for two more. Then, it's over.

If it were any.

What? Emily Jenkins.

Child services.

We spoke on the phone.

You said the 17th.

It's the 17th. It's not.

Sorry, but it is.

Monday, 17th. Day of our appointment.

I'd like to meet you.

My name's Emily.

What's yours?

Lily.

That's a pretty name.

Is there somewhere we can talk?

So, uh, when are you expecting your husband back?

Because we found that it's better when the whole family participates.

Well, he's not here, so... Do you have some way of contacting him?

Not if I don't know where he is.

Is that, um... Would you mind asking him to join us, please?

He doesn't have anything to say.

Will you ask him, please?

Edward, that lady is here from the stage. She wants to talk to you.

I told her already. She wants to anyway.

I'm here because we received a call that Lilith is showing serious signs of

neglect.

Now, at this point, we can only assume it's the result of family problems.

Eddie says we don't have family problems.

Well, many families won't realize that they're having problems until it's too

late. And that's where we come in. We help families communicate and learn

healthier ways of resolving conflict.

Eddie says we don't need your help.

Mr. Sullivan, is there a reason why you won't speak to me directly?

Is there a reason why your husband won't speak to me directly?

Eddie doesn't like speaking out of anger.

There's no laws against being weird, Em. I didn't say weird. I said scary.

That man sat there staring at me the whole time, and the mother is his

emotional slave.

Wait, you didn't just fly to New York and be with my parents, did you? Wayne?

All right, all right. Are there any cuts, any bruises, any signs she's being

abused? No, not physically.

But this girl's in trouble. I can feel it.

You want to know what I can feel?

The lawsuit we're going to get hit with if we violate her parents' rights

without any evidence they've done something wrong.

All right, Wayne.

You put these files on my desk and you ask me to tell you what's going on. I've

told you. I've done my job.

What you do with it is yours.

We're not...

Perfect parents, we know that. But we figure if they know how much you love

them, a lot of the other stuff takes care of itself.

She knows how we feel about her.

So tell me, Mr. Sullivan, since you've suddenly acquired the ability to speak,

doesn't it concern you a little that Lily's grades have dropped from A's to

D's in three months?

Of course it does. She's our daughter.

So you have no idea why your daughter falls asleep in class every day.

Why she can't sleep at home. No idea.

Bad dreams?

Any?

Don't tell me you're buying this whole daddy's little girl routine.

Look, they're not my favorite people either, okay? But we can't guarantee

every kid a happy childhood. I wish we could.

Let me talk to her.

She wants to talk. Alone.

Em, Em, we do not have a case. Just five minutes, okay?

Talk to them about how much they love kids.

Hey, girls, slow down.

I used to wish I had a sister when I was growing up.

To play with and to talk to about all those things that you just can't tell

anybody else, you know?

Did you ever wish that?

That you had a sister?

I thought that was a silly thing to do, wasn't it?

What's happening with you?

You know I can help?

Let me help you.

What is it, sweetheart?

They hate me.

I'm sure they don't hate you.

They do.

I hear them.

They go into the cellar.

And talk.

What do they talk about?

Sending me to hell.

You heard them say that?

You can tell him he's on your side.

It's okay.

Lily, did you hear your parents say they were gonna hurt you?

I was just thinking about you. Got a nice letter from Sandy Hutchinson.

Well, well, well.

It's sitting right in front of me, which means our good friend Wayne has decided

it fails to meet the criteria for child endangerment and has told you in no

uncertain terms to leave alone.

Surprise, surprise.

Sorry, Emily, I can't.

Please, Mike.

I'm really desperate here.

how dear to my heart the work you do is.

But the department doesn't pay me to stake out potential child abuses.

Last time almost cost me my job.

This little girl?

Heard her parents say they're going to send her to hell.

Sickening as that is, you're part of the system that deals with those situations,

I'm not?

Mm-hmm. But sometimes the system doesn't work.

Maybe you should just let it.

Wow. I feel like I'm talking to Wayne here.

All right.

If you don't want to get involved, that's fine, but don't bullshit me,

Mike. I'm running out of people I respect.

Okay, no bullshit. Bring the evidence of a crime, I'm all over it. Till then.

I came to tell you I hadn't forgotten about you.

I'm doing everything I can.

If I disappear, will you come look for me?

You're not going to disappear.

If I do?

It's my home number.

If you get scared, I want you to call me, okay?

I'm gonna get you out of there, I promise.

Hey, it's me.

Um, thought you might be awake.

Just calling because, um, well, I don't really know why I'm calling.

Um, call me if you get this, okay?

Proposal in Morton Township has some residents... Here we go, golfers and

shoppers. Let's look at the crepe butter.

In order to make the crepe butter... Right out of that street cat bean.

met someone else lily are you

okay i'm scared why honey why are you scared they're waiting to get me i

can hear them i'm sorry why are you sorry i'm falling

asleep okay listen go over and open the window can you do that i'm sorry

Mike, it's Emily.

That girl that I told you about. I think she's in a lot of trouble. Emily, you go

in there. I know what you said.

Mike, you're not listening.

What are we doing here, Emily?

Saving the robots.

They're asleep like we should be. They're not asleep.

Did you hear that?

I didn't hear anything.

We were alone!

Did you

hear that?

Police! Open up!

The egregiousness of the crime makes the competency question all the more

relevant. I hereby order the defendants to undergo a psychiatric evaluation to

determine their fitness for trial.

He says, San Quentin, try to kill your kid, Freudian dream analysis. You're

going to hate me for saying this, but my money's on crazy. What kind of people

would they kidnap?

Bad people. Remember that? When people were just bad before everything had a

diagnosis and a justification.

It's human nature.

What's the most important thing that we talked about that you have to remember?

It's not my fault what happened.

That's right. You know what?

It's not.

Good. I'll see you soon.

Hey.

There's some seriously proactive social work happening there.

You all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

How's she doing?

Typical reaction.

I bet she blames herself.

We'll get there.

I'm gonna put her in a group setting, see if I can get her to open up.

Group therapy for kids.

When am I gonna get used to that?

See you later. See you. Okay.

Hi.

Good news.

They say you can get out of here tomorrow.

Doug said I might have to go to a stay-at-home.

Yeah, but it's only temporary till we find you a nice family.

Why can't I live with you?

Sweetheart, that would never be allowed.

Why?

Well, it's complicated.

I mean, there's this whole process, and I'm not even a foster parent, so...

Right this way, lady.

I'll check in in a couple of days, okay?

I don't want to stay here.

I want to live with you.

Please.

I'll be good.

Lily, it's impossible.

I told you.

Will you try?

Honey, listen.

Even if they said yes, it would never work.

I work all day, and I'm hardly ever home, and... Sorry.

I'm just not mom material.

Honey, you know if you've never tried...

So it's just until we can find the right family for her. Just until we can place

her in a really good home. You know you'd have to give up the case. The

conflict of interests and all.

Yeah.

Can I ask you a question?

Why are you doing this?

What Lily needs right now is a safe, supportive environment with someone she

trusts. The system can't provide that for her. I think that I can. Better than

anyone, given my training.

We spend so much of our time negotiating red tape. I think if we look at this

situation, this one situation, this one child, it's clear what's best for her.

How long until foster services can place her in a permanent home?

Three weeks, three months. It's hard to predict.

No more visits.

What? You said yes.

It's your new beginning.

Okay.

It's what I like to think of as a glass half full situation.

Bathroom, kitchen, fish.

And this is your room.

Be okay?

Do you live alone?

Just me.

Just us.

What's this?

It's a camera moon.

Helps me sleep.

You know none of this should ever have happened.

If I could make it go away, I would.

You did.

Just gotta grab some of her things.

Okay.

So, here's the key.

You're not coming?

I got 15 other places I gotta be.

So make sure you log it on the way out, okay?

Bye.

Kids at school saying all this stuff.

Like saying, my mother was a puta.

And, I mean, I know we can't go back home.

But I miss it.

Sometimes when our parents aren't getting along, it's better if they spend

some time apart.

And that's what a restraining order does.

She's starting to come out of her shell.

It's good.

You gotta expect some hiccups.

And you can't undo ten years of trauma in six weeks.

School? Too soon. No, I don't have a problem with her going back. It's just,

as long as she's comfortable with it.

I went by the house.

I think her mom and dad were barricading themselves in their room at night. How

sick is that?

Well, fear and hatred are part of the same pathology.

Oh, but I forgot.

You don't think they're crazy?

Well, I'm coming around.

I love you.

Love you too.

Wayne's looking for you.

Okay.

Wayne wants to see you.

Yeah, I got it.

What's up with Diego?

Oh, hey, um...

Look, why don't we go talk in my office?

No, tell me what's going on.

Well, we don't know why yet, but he killed both his parents last night.

What happened?

Gets a tire iron from the garage, comes back inside,

locks all the doors and windows, and kills them in

their sleep.

Slaughter, to be a better word.

A ten-year-old did this.

There's no way.

I was there when they brought him in. Took three guys to subdue him. And the

kid was climbing the wall.

Man's best friend.

Kill my mom and dad.

Every family you sit down with, every day of every week, it's a family in

crisis.

Those are your odds.

Well, that's your job, trying to beat them.

You're one person, man.

You can't save the world.

I know somebody you did save.

You okay?

Yeah.

It's just work. Don't worry.

I think you have a hard job.

So do I.

People have kids, and then they decide they don't want to be parents, and then

the kids grow up thinking it's their fault.

Is that what your parents did?

You said you were alone.

Yeah.

I never met my dad.

And my mom.

My mom had problems.

She must have scared you.

Why do you say that?

You don't like to talk about it.

You're a clever little girl.

Sweetheart!

Breakfast!

What you got?

Let me see.

You went through my things?

Sorry.

I wanted to know about you.

Is that your mother?

Hm?

What happened to her?

She died.

When I was about your age.

How?

An accident.

It was raining, and she was driving too fast.

We had an accident.

Are you mad at me?

No, I'm not mad at you.

But I need you not to do that again, okay? Go through my private things

without asking.

Home is getting cold. Better hurry.

You watch.

Six months, their lawyer will hire an expert to say they're rehabbed, and

they'll sue for custody when they get out. She's not going back there.

I'll take her out of the state before I let them near her again.

Didn't hear you say that.

You guys okay?

Mm-hmm.

We're great.

She's sweet.

Very intuitive about everything.

You wanted to talk about something?

We pulled the Ramirez's phone records.

There was a call that night before the murder.

From who?

The call came from your house, Emily.

What?

I'm not accusing you of anything. I just want to know what was said. But

that's... that's impossible.

I mean, I might have called them the week before or something, but I... I'm

talking to you as a friend. You know that, right?

Mike, did you not hear me? As a friend, I'm telling you that I didn't call that

family.

He's in my group.

Why?

Did something happen?

We're trying to figure out why.

Diego got a call from you last Thursday night.

I'm just wondering if he might have said something.

That wasn't me.

You didn't call him?

Lily,

it's difficult sometimes to tell the truth, but I know you will because

you're a good kid.

I am telling the truth.

My backup files are in the cabinet.

Diego's is in there.

Maybe he got curious and went through some.

Dialed the number?

It wasn't me.

I swear.

Call came at 2 a.m.

You ever up that late? I didn't call him.

You ever up that late?

Mike, she said no.

Maybe somebody made a mistake.

Yeah, maybe so.

Why would Diego do this?

He loved his mom and dad.

You never want to think anyone you know is capable of that kind of thing.

In your mind, it's always some nameless, faceless creature.

Sometimes the city seems full of them.

But they're just people like you and me.

She's lying.

Do you believe me?

I need to ask you something about the night it happened.

Did you get a call?

Really late?

You didn't.

Diego, I know that you did.

The call came from my house.

What's the matter?

What's scaring you?

Diego.

It's okay. It's all right. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. You'll be all right. Can

we get some help in here, please?

Who called you?

Was it Lily?

Did he say something to you?

Something that scared you?

What do you mean he said?

It was a man?

Photocopying isn't much fun.

What? Knock, knock.

Sorry I'm late, guys.

You ready to go, kiddo?

So, how's school?

Fine.

Any of your classmates giving you a hard time?

No.

They've been nice.

You sleeping okay?

That's not really what you want to talk about, is it, Doug?

You got me.

Question 16, am I afraid of the dark? You answered no.

Question 23, am I afraid of being alone?

You answered no.

26, am I afraid of my parents? No. You answered no to everything in that

section.

I think that some of those should have been yeses.

Everybody's scared of something.

Working through our fears, conquering them is how we get better.

So I want you to tell me, what scares you?

I'll tell you what scares me.

If you tell me what scares you.

Fair enough.

When I was a kid, I was climbing a tree and I accidentally put my hand through a

giant hornet's nest.

And they didn't like it. I was stung over a hundred times.

They had to rush me to the hospital.

Been afraid of hornets ever since.

I don't climb many trees either.

Everybody has fears.

Now, what scares you?

Me.

You scare yourself?

Sometimes. Why?

What about yourself scares you?

I have bad thoughts.

About what?

People. People in general or certain people?

Certain people.

Like who?

You.

You have bad thoughts about me?

Why? I just do.

Did I do something or say something that upset you?

It's just the way you are.

How am I?

Facile.

Facile?

Do you even know what that means?

Easily comprehended. Often lacking sincerity or depth.

You're smug, too.

Want me to tell you what that means?

Um, if I seem smug or facile, I want to... Don't apologize.

Why not?

You're a grown-up?

It's embarrassing.

Number 12.

I worry about what's going to happen.

Yes or no?

You want me to answer that?

Yes or no.

No?

That should be a yes.

Should we talk about school now?

My grades are getting a lot better.

Talked to a lot of kids.

I don't think I've ever felt like that before.

Like what?

Threat.

I know a specialist. I'm going to call him in the morning.

Are you mad at me?

No.

No, I'm just tired.

Want me to brush your hair?

No, thanks.

Are you sure?

Some other time.

It'll make you feel better.

I'll get the brush.

I said no thank you.

Doug said something, didn't he?

Doug? No.

Doug says you're doing great.

What did he tell you?

Nothing.

Hello Try again, sorry

Hmm.

Stop! Stop!

Thank you.

For as much as it hath pleased Almighty God of his great mercy to take unto

himself the soul of our dear brother here departed, we therefore commit his

body to the ground.

Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust to dust.

In sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life, through

our Lord Jesus Christ.

You think it's my fault, don't you?

It's no one's fault.

It was an accident.

There was no sign of forced entry. He was alone and the doors were locked.

I know he didn't kill himself.

He was scared. He came out of that room with her, Mike, and he was scared.

He said she threatened him. Emily, you're in shock. Let's not get carried

away. Diego, he said it was a man on the phone.

There was no one else in the house.

Do you think I don't know how crazy this sounds?

Kidding that state of mind is not the most reliable witness.

But why was he in that state of mind? Why was Doug?

Pull my phone records.

See if she called him.

I already did, Emily. There was no call.

So you're saying that you've seen this before?

Someone just dying like that?

Truly.

I'm shocked every day by the violence people do to themselves.

Her mom and dad had deadbolts on their bedroom door.

Big ones.

Something came through that door.

And whatever it was, they didn't want it ever coming through there again.

Now take me through the conversation, Margaret, about the oven.

Eddie said we're going to burn her, and I said okay.

So it was Edward's idea?

Just the oven part. We both wanted her dead.

Why did you say that it was God's will that you should kill your daughter?

Why is that funny, Margaret? Because she's not my daughter.

You think your daughter is the devil, evil incarnate?

I don't care what you call it.

But you have stated that she kills people.

Not by her own hand. They just... die.

I had two brothers.

Eddie had three sisters.

As soon as she was born, they just started... dying.

Me and Eddie, I guess... She couldn't get rid of us until she found

somebody else.

The nurse on duty heard screaming, found Mrs. Sullivan on the floor, clawing at

her own skin, absolutely convinced she was on fire.

In no condition for visitors, as you can see.

If you'd like, I can let you see Mr. Sullivan.

Okay.

I know I'm probably the last person you want to see right now, but you're the

only one that I can talk to. Who died?

A friend.

You're scaring me.

You ought to be.

Is she, um... What is she?

I can tell you what she's not.

She's not a daughter of mine. She's not a ten-year-old having trouble in school.

And she's not some innocent victim whose door you busted down and life you saved.

She's not going anywhere soon, lady.

Not till she's good and done with you.

Done with me how?

However she wants.

You think it's an accident, her ending up with you?

She saw you coming a mile away.

Why me?

I don't have anything.

You have that you're good.

Kindness, decency, that's what she feeds on.

Bleeds you dry, moves on to the next. We were a big family.

She went through us like a wrecking ball.

It's like she sees everything.

And what she doesn't see, she senses.

Like when you call a friend and they pick it up before it rings.

They say when you're born, you're given your eternal soul.

The party that lives on and lives again, whatever evil she is, didn't come

from us.

It was already there.

From the moment she came into being, she brought something with her.

Something older, destructive.

The soul of a demon.

What does she want?

To know.

What the hell is...

You weren't there, so I took the bus.

Sorry, work. I lost track of time.

It's okay.

I know how busy you are.

It doesn't matter anyway.

The bus stops right at the end of the street, so I can always get home,

whether you're there or not.

Lucky.

Where's the phone?

It wasn't working, so...

Wow.

That one too.

We had gym today.

I'm gonna have a shower.

Are they being nice to her?

Who?

My mother.

How would I know that?

I thought you said you were going to see her.

I never said that.

Hmm.

I must have dreamt it.

Nancy. Emily.

I'm so sorry about Doug.

I know you two are close.

Do you have a minute?

I was just wondering if you've had any luck finding a place for Lilith.

Still looking.

We have more kids than homes right now.

So how long do you think we're talking here?

Honestly, she's not my first priority.

She's in a safe environment with someone who understands her needs.

Nancy, um...

If there's anything that you could do to expedite the process.

Are you serious?

Emily, you petitioned for custody.

You got it.

She's your responsibility. Make it work.

How?

How do I make it work if it's not working?

With the same coping skills you teach these moms and dads every week.

Walk the talk, Emily.

Walk the talk.

See you next time. Good work.

Who do you think you are, barging in there like that?

It's okay, Diane.

Emily's been under a lot of stress lately, but she's really nice to me, and

I hope I can stay with her a long time.

Don't ever do that again.

See you next week, Diane.

Don't worry.

It's all on the stage.

You're not going back there.

Why, Emily?

Why, Emily? Why, Emily?

Why, Emily? Why,

Emily?

Can I go back to group next week?

Are you sure?

Mike.

Emily.

They're not crazy, Mike.

Her parents, they're right about her.

You want to wind up where they are? Keep talking like this.

Emily. You're grieving for Doug and you're still confused about what Diego

did. Aren't you? Diego grew up in a bad home. He saw violence, he repeated it.

That's the cycle. You know that better than anyone. Why did she lie about

calling him? Because she's a liar, but that doesn't mean she made him do it.

Let me tell you what Lily is.

She's a damaged child.

She's a deceitful child. She's a manipulative child, but a damaged,

deceitful, manipulative child is not a demon.

You think I'm crazy?

You believe in there, but out here it's all just bullshit?

Mike, you know I'm not crazy.

Don't run away from this just because it scares you.

I'll tell you what is scaring me is not recognizing my friend. Get some help.

Mike. Seriously.

I don't want to report you.

Goodnight.

Mrs. Lynch, I told you that... Yeah,

no. No, that is not what I said.

I did not.

No, you never said that... Mrs.

Lynch, will you please let me respond?

Would you let... Shut up!

like you beat your son. I have your address.

Think about that before you call and swear at me.

Okay, so you're certainly in no state of mind to be here right now.

Come on, it's late.

You look like shit. Go home.

I don't want to go home.

Hello?

It's for you.

Emily Jenkins?

You shouldn't leave me home alone, Emily.

Wayne?

or me.

Please I know you're in there

There's nobody out there.

There's nobody out there.

Leaving the child unattended is a jailable offense.

You have to do what I say.

If I say I want to go to group, you have to do it.

If I say I want a new dress, you have to do it.

If I say I want ice cream every day after school, you have to do it.

Okay?

Are you sad?

This is your new beginning.

Good news.

We found a home for Lily.

Family in Cloverfield. Really good people.

They're picking her up Friday after school.

What's the matter?

They're perfect.

If they take her... The whole thing starts all over again.

You can't let her go. You can't let her stay.

It leaves you one option.

I can't. You have to. You don't understand.

Don't tell me I don't understand. You've had her, what, two months? I had her ten

years. We had her ten years.

Think of it as a test of faith.

I don't want to have any faith.

How about anger? You got some of that?

How?

How do I? Kill her.

In her sleep.

That's the only time you got the upper hand is when she's sleeping, but she

almost never does.

We checked on her room every night for three months.

First night she slept was the night that you busted in our front door.

And I'll tell you what I'd do different.

Count yourself dead at the outset.

Accept that going in.

Use it to your advantage.

If you're not afraid, she can't hurt you.

Where is she now?

Some family somewhere?

Eddie said we're gonna burn her. They did what I said for a

while. But then they stopped.

It started with the secrets.

But they weren't really secrets, I guess.

Because I always knew what they were thinking.

Don't leave me.

It's okay Maggie. I'll check on you later

I'm glad you're getting the help you need, Daddy.

We're going to need medical personnel right away to come.

Edward Sullivan. I know.

Something I want you to hear.

This came in this morning around about 2 a.m.

You might want to sit.

Who is this?

Just a little girl.

Up past your bedtime.

Lilith?

You were right.

She did call, Doc. She used your cell phone.

Took me a couple of extra days to check your cell phone records, but that's what

she's been using.

You're not crazy, am I? This is real. Edward said I have to kill her.

I'll help you.

Keep her at the house.

Physically, you're fine.

How's the stress?

I'm not sleepy.

I was hoping you could give me something.

Take one of these and you'll see.

Bye.

you

She said she like them dog-skinned, not timid. When I rumble and my laugh isn't,

talk different. Her walks are exquisite, switch is ridiculous.

Don't yell at me!

Emily.

Emily.

We need to learn healthier ways of resolving conflict, Emily.

Most families don't even know they have a problem.

Until it's too late.

What

are you

doing, you silly pumpkin head?

You don't want me to come under there and get you, do you?

I'm gonna count to three.

One.

Two.

Two and a half.

Two and three quarters.

Three. Here I come.

What do you want?

What you wanted from your mother.

I want you to love me.

Okay, I will.

Come tuck me in.

Chamomile.

Maybe you should have it.

You look stressed.

I'll have one later.

I'm really sorry that I let things get like this.

We'll do better from now on.

We have to.

Someone could get hurt.

What should we do tomorrow?

Surprise me.

Not so good at surprises.

You're getting better.

Pretty good, I'm okay.

Ma'am, anyone else inside? Yes or no?

That was me.

You follow us downtown.

We'll find some place for you to stay.

Miss? You okay?

I'm fine.

Maybe we can find a hotel with a swimming pool.

You said I should surprise you.

She hated herself.

And she hated you.

They said it was an accident, but you knew it wasn't. Your mother.

That's why you never had any kids of your own.

That's what you're afraid of, isn't it?

The part of you that's her.

We're upset.

We shouldn't be driving.

I can see two people standing.

I can see them folding their hands up. I

can see two people kissing in the middle of the room.

I've seen it. I've never felt that explosion.

That's enough.

That's what it was,

passing.

I can see.

Two feet, one foot away, but I don't remember.

That's enough.

Are there angels walking?

That's enough.

I can't see

I've seen ideas of angels walking I've heard

of thousands of voices talking I can see

hundreds of white windows in the blue sky

I can see two people standing I can see

them holding their hands up I can see

two people kissing in the middle of the night

I've seen hundreds of

headlights flashing

I've seen a thousand of lives passing I can see

two people far away that would have not run down

I see an army of

angels walking the hero

I see an army of angels