Original subtitles

Previously on Lincoln Heights:

I'm thinking about

getting a group of women together--

If I can't get these gang kids to cooperate,

do you really think you'll be able

to get their mothers to sit down and talk?

That's what women do, Eddie.

You're the guy who only cares about

his clearance rate.

They're just street trash, right?

Get him outta here, Lund.

Here he is, son.

I'll never forget that face.

He murdered your mother.

Denny said that we have to make peace,

that we have to work for it.

He's a bad guy!

You lied about him in Germany. I didn't lie!

If you walk out that door,

don't you ever think about coming back here.

Damn it, Sage! I'm disappointed in you.

Consider yourself grounded.

I went 13 years without your help.

I'll be fine.

It's a long walk home.

Yeah, I'm not going home.

That makes two of us.

♪ I know you'll be ♪

♪ All right ♪ ♪

[tires screech, smashing metal]

[coughs]

[coughs]

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Another day, another dollar.

Another night, another collar.

How's our girl Cassie?

Well, the good news is that Charles' doctors

said the worst part is over.

His leg is broken, he's still woozy from medication.

But they haven't found any internal injuries.

That's great. So what's the bad news?

Sage slipped into a coma.

Damn.

Everything about this accident

keeps going from bad to worse.

A witness finally came forward today.

Turns out Charles and Sage were hit by a couple of all-stars

chasing after some shilohs.

They were trying to get them for killing efren muñoz.

For tagging. Poor Sophia.

Two boys lost to this.

I swear, I'm so sick of all this--

I know.

But look on the bright side.

Cassie could be in a lot worse shape.

At least she wasn't dating Charles when this happened.

Eddie, shame on you.

If they were still together,

we'd be talking her off a ledge right now.

Is that supposed to be funny?

Cassie, sweetheart,

I didn't mean it like it sounded.

You know that.

I know you never liked me dating Charles.

If cops were doing their jobs,

there'd be no all-stars or shilohs in the first place.

And Charles--wouldn't--

Sorry.

(Lizzie) Oh, come on, Cassie.

There's lots you can do at the rec center.

Or what about the youth meeting at church?

It's Bible quiz night.

You really know how to have fun, Lizzie.

[knocking]

Lizzie, Tay, give us a minute?

Cassie, I would never hurt your feelings on purpose.

I know that.

I know you're having a hard time with this,

and I know you're angry.

Of course I'm angry, dad.

I hate this neighborhood.

Nothing good ever happens here.

I just wanna be alone.

No. We've had three days of that,

and I think that's enough.

You're comin' with me.

[throws down paintbrush]

Whatever you need to get you through this,

I'm here for you.

You're a lot stronger than you think.

We all are.

Now, are we not Suttons?

[rapping] ♪ People nowadays don't think about their ways ♪

♪ Don't think before they do, don't think before they say ♪

♪ Haphazard with the language and actions ♪

♪ Now the gang that-- ♪ ♪

Oh. Sorry.

Yeah, you better be, bitch.

Don't call me that. I said I was sorry.

What you want from me, a cookie?

Peach fuzz face got jokes, y'all.

Bet you wouldn't be laughing if I knocked all your teeth out.

Back off. My dad's a cop.

Right. And I'm a judge.

Naw, wait! His dad is a cop.

You Eddie Sutton's kid, right?

Yeah.

Same Eddie Sutton's that's been lockin' my boys up?

Thinnin' our ranks? Well, ain't this serendipitous?

Huh?

There's two crews in the heights.

And sooner or later,

you gonna have to choose.

Man, I'm not joinin' no gang.

Pops can't watch you 24/7.

What if I had my boys go at you right now?

Yo, look at me when I'm talkin' to you!

Next time I see you, I wanna know what's up.

And you best not go flappin' those lips,

or what happened to your friends in the hospital

just might happen to you or your sisters.

Your whole family.

Feel me?

What are you doing, Desmond, man?

We can't be jumping--

(Desmond) I ain't afraid of no beat cop!

You know who that is?

I'm in charge now.

Hey.

I brought some help.

[overlapping greetings]

(Allison) Hey, great! Grab a needle and thread.

The more hands, the better.

It's so nice to see you girls.

Now, you all know Cassie and Lizzie.

[overlapping hellos]

So what are you making?

A quilt.

You probably never made one, have you?

Cassie, what about you?

I'm sorry. I can't be of much help.

(Sandra) No worries.

We've been hearing about how creative you are.

Had that big art show at the gallery and all.

And what's your talent, young lady?

Oh, well, my sister's the creative genius in the family.

I just play basketball.

And she's also started a food bank at the church.

Oh, my! That's real nice.

I swear, girls are easier to raise than boys.

Not out running the streets, getting in trouble.

Cassie, sweetie,

I heard about your friends.

I'm really sorry.

But we're all keeping them in prayer, aren't we?

Don't tell me they're the ones that got hit in that car.

You know, this quilt is for our lost loved ones.

Making this has helped me to cope since efren's been gone.

But Charles isn't dead. We know that.

And he's probably gonna be just fine.

But in the meantime,

sewing will help put your mind at ease.

And we'll pray for him while we work.

Cassie, at least give it a try.

I'm sorry. I appreciate this.

But sewing and praying is just not my thing.

Cassie, wait.

Lizzie, please!

I'm not trying to be mean, okay?

Look, we don't have to talk.

Just let me walk with you.

(Lizzie) This is efren's memorial.

He was killed here tagging this wall.

By the same gang

that put Charles and Sage in the hospital?

Yeah.

Let's get outta here.

This place is really creeping me out.

♪ The city never sleeps ♪

♪ You've got to live to your own beat ♪

♪ So easy come and easy go ♪

♪ But it's home ♪

♪ ♪

(Lizzie) Turkey burgers!

Awesome. I'm starved.

Turkey? I hate those phony baloney burgers.

Since when?

Cassie, come on down and eat--now.

So, taking Cassie to the "you go, girl" quilting club

didn't bring her appetite back?

"honey, you can't trust no man.

"my little boy Jimmy?

He's only five. I can't trust him either."

[chuckling]

You're not funny.

Cassie, come on!

Some of us are hungry! Dang!

Something bothering you, Tay?

Well?

No, I'm fine.

I'll be back soon.

I'm working on an art project.

I wanna paint that wall

in the empty lot over on spruce street.

Uh...No.

No?

As in hell, no.

That's in the middle of a war zone.

I know!

That's why I wanna do a mural there.

(Jenn) Cassie, efren muñoz was killed for tagging that wall.

(Cassie) Mom, I'm not a tagger.

Dad, you said whatever I want to do, you'd support me.

I know what I said, Cassie,

but no means no.

Oh!

I think it's a good idea.

St. Mark's methodist better watch their backs,

'cause that Bible quiz crown is gonna be ours this year!

Is everything okay? You wanted to talk?

Yeah, it's my sister Cassie.

She's having a rough time.

Because her friends are in the hospital?

I know what that feels like.

How did you make it through?

When reverend Hammond had his heart attack,

you were so strong.

I prayed.

Faith is a powerful tool, Lizzie.

Like the women in my mom's group.

They say that sewing is like making a prayer.

But...Cassie wants to paint a mural

where the tagger was killed,

and our parents won't let her.

Heavens, I agree.

I wouldn't be caught within five blocks of that blight.

I know, but...

I've never seen her so depressed.

I wish I could do something.

Then you and I should pray for her.

(Cassie) But you're a cop, and you're a nurse!

You help people, and you take risks every day!

We're also adults who know the difference

between a good risk and a bad one.

Look at people like-- I don't know, like Gandhi.

Gandhi? Cassie, we raised you

to leave things better than you found them,

but even your mother and I know

we can't save the world by ourselves.

But I'm not doing it by myself.

Not exactly.

Look, other cities use art to fight gangs and graffiti.

They paint murals and then when they're done,

they call them peace walls.

You wanna create that here?

Please, dad.

For Charles, for Sage,

for me.

And for everybody in Lincoln heights.

But what kind of parents would we be

if we let her do this, and she gets hurt?

And what kind of hypocrites are we if we don't help her?

To be honest, I don't think we can stop her.

Oh--oh, I can stop her.

That doesn't mean you should.

I've seen what a little creativity can do--

Making the quilt.

Donelle's mother and Sophia are way better.

Besides, when we committed to Lincoln heights, we--

We said we'd do whatever was necessary

to make it okay for our kids to be here.

I know.

So now your daughter's taking on the gangs?

Look, my officers don't provide bodyguard services.

Lou, empty lots like this

are ripe for turf wars and drug dealings.

Cleaning it up only makes our job easier.

I am familiar with

the broken windows policing theory, Sutton.

I'm trying to protect my daughter.

I don't want her out there alone.

I get that, which is why an extra patrol

has been assigned to that district

for the past three weeks.

But that's not enough.

I don't have the manpower.

Maybe you should get more control over your kid.

Or maybe I should make some calls to the central gang unit.

Give it a rest, Sutton.

You need all the friends you can get around here.

Kevin, I thought you were taking some personal days.

I'm giving 'em back.

I'm tired of sitting around,

waiting for my daughter to twitch a finger.

She won't, just to spite me.

Her way of letting me know what a whack job dad I am.

I'm here to work.

It's what I do.

Let's roll, then.

I got someplace for us to check out.

All right.

You headed back to the hospital tonight?

Yeah. Not before I eat dinner.

Don't wanna catch the ebola virus

from the cafeteria rice pudding.

[chuckles]

What the hell?

I told you to wait, Cassie. What are you doing?

Dad, look, I've been here since I got out of school,

and nobody's bothered me.

I'm not a banger or tagger--

That doesn't mean it's safe.

This is way cool, Cassie.

I love this color.

Purple represents blood.

Human blood is actually purplish in color,

but when it mixes with the air, it turns red.

That's deep.

But I don't get it.

Well, once it's red and it's left our bodies,

it's too late.

It's been spilled, and life has been wasted.

Purple actually stands for hope.

That there'll be no more bloodshed here or anywhere else.

(dispatch) All units in the vicinity, domestic disturbance

at 478 innes street.

We gotta take it, Eddie.

Otherwise, Lou will know we're off book.

Look, get your cell.

First sign of anything--

I don't care if it's a sneeze-- Hit the speed dial.

We'll keep circling around,

and I'll pick you up before dark.

Thanks, dad.

(Desmond) So what's the deal?

Li'l t.

I said what's the deal?

(Ruben) Ain't no deal-- Not with this kid.

Ruben?

I got it, Tay.

Who the hell are you?

Ruben Dresden, AKA rd.

Shiloh old g.

You the one who made Shiloh's rep back in the day.

You know your history.

I know my set history.

Then you know not to mess with a cop's kid.

Cop's going to war with us.

We taking it right back to them.

We get Eddie Sutton's kid,

Shiloh's rep is made forever.

The all-stars will have to back up.

Step off, you fake g.

And leave Tay alone.

Where you goin'? I'm not done.

Oh, I see.

You wanna pop me.

Yeah! Take your best shot.

It's not even that serious.

Just giving the kid some advice.

[engine turning]

You okay, Tay?

Yeah, I'm fine. Thanks.

You've been following me, haven't you?

I been hanging around, looking out for my mom.

And, yes, I have been wanting to talk with you.

I feel like I got some things I wanna explain to--

Did you kill my grandma Cassandra?

I wish you didn't have to ask me that question.

You got a good family, Taylor Sutton.

And your father's a good man.

Wish I had a father to go to when the gangs came for me.

You need to speak with him.

All right?

(all-star) Off the wall!

Get off the wall!

Get off the wall. Off the wall!

I just called my dad.

You better leave me alone!

I don't care about your dad, man!

You better care. He's a cop! So what? I'm an all-star.

This is ours right here. It's a shrine.

So get off the damn wall!

Back it up! Back it all the way up!

And I'm not gonna say it again.

She ain't supposed to be here, man! it's a shrine!

That's my boy's final rest-- [gunshot]

does this look like a negotiation?

Now, just give me half a reason,

you sons of bitches!

Less than half!

You gonna be okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Look,

no more painting

until I figure this out, okay?

Yes, sir.

You taking me home?

No, I just got a call from your mother.

You're gonna meet her at the hospital.

There's been a change in Charles' condition.

You know, I loved my Denny.

He was the most passionate, loving...

Disorganized man I have ever met in my life!

I think sorting through old church documents is fun.

It's like making a scrapbook.

Fun?

Oh, my dear Lizzie, you really should get out more.

[both laughing]

But I appreciate your helping me.

Thank you.

Oh, no problem.

How is your sister?

She's better.

She's actually painting that mural.

My dad's got her back.

Prayer is a miraculous thing.

And I definitely believe in miracles.

Hmm. Will you look at this?

What?

I think this is the lot where Cassie's painting.

I knew that Denny had plans to redevelop the neighborhood,

but I had no idea that he'd purchased a lot.

Oh, my God! I have to tell Cassie.

I mean, now it's not just my dad.

It's the whole church that can back her up.

Lizzie? Lizzie, wait.

Lizzie--

Mrs. Hammond?

Yes?

Do you have time to talk?

I've heard people say this is the place you can go

when you... Have no place else.

I need some advice.

And I need somebody to talk to.

Come in.

[whispers] Charles.

[whispers] Cassie.

She loves him?

I think we can safely say that.

Yes.

Then she'll need to be prepared.

There's swelling around his spinal chord.

So talk to me.

Worst case--paralyzed from the waist down.

And the doctors won't know until the swelling goes down.

Mom, Charles opened his eyes!

He said my name.

That's great, Cassie.

I'm told him everything that we're gonna do

when he gets out.

We're going everywhere.

Like, this might sound crazy,

but we wanna hike down the Grand Canyon.

We're not waiting. We're not putting anything off.

Not anymore.

I'm just so happy. Charles is gonna be okay.

Yo, man, what's the rush?

Sorry.

Oh, you speed walking.

Trying to keep it sexy for the ladies.

I'm-a speed walk too.

You coming over to help me with my homework?

Not tonight, man. Maybe tomorrow.

All right, I'm out.

You always do that, man.

Hey, where you goin', Li'l t?

Hey--hey, go over there.

Cassie, good news! It's reverend Hammond's lot!

It's divine intervention!

Lizzie, what are you babbling about?

He didn't buy this lot for folks to just fight over.

He had a vision for it, just like you do.

Wait. The church owns this lot?

Yes, Cassie.

All you have to do is paint a little bit more,

and I'll get Mrs. Hammond

and the church board to come down here.

'cause anybody with eyes can see that this is--

(Lizzie) Cassie...

I'm sorry.

Sage?

Come on, let's blow this germ-cicle stand

and get back on the road.

I can't leave.

There's someone I can't leave.

Oh, yeah?

Sage, it's cold.

Put that back.

Get your butt up out of bed and get dressed and let's go.

Charles, I'm tickling you.

Why aren't you laughing?

Charles.

[voice changes] Charles?

Charles?

Charles, can you feel that?

No, I can't.

What about this?

No, I can't feel anything.

What?

What does that mean?

I'll get the doctor.

He'll explain everything.

(Jenn) How do you tell your daughter

that her boyfriend may wind up in a wheelchair

for the rest of his life?

I couldn't find the words--

What can you say?

This kind of thing happens every time

one of us loses someone to this senseless violence.

And we're the ones who have to break it to our families.

Jenn, please tell me that she's not still painting in that lot

where Sophia's son was killed.

No. Rest assured.

She tried to tell efren not to go there.

But he said since he wasn't a banger,

they weren't gonna touch him.

In this godforsaken neighborhood,

they make boys join.

Those thugs. Wolves.

I'm so sick of it. I wish I could leave.

And go where?

I still think there's enough good for us to stay.

And fight.

We just have to find a way to say it--enough, stop.

This neighborhood belongs to all of us.

Not the few of you.

Well, the way I look at it,

we brought those children into the world,

raised them, and sent them out.

It's time to take 'em back, along with the neighborhood.

God giveth, and God taketh away.

I think we're being too nice up in here.

Too damn motherish.

Amen to that.

Amen.

I got an idea.

What happened to your friends in the hospital

just might happen to you.

Jenn, Jenn!

I saw him. I saw your son!

Now, you gotta get him before--

Mrs. Parker, what are you saying?

You saw my son doing what?

He had a gun.

What?

It was in a box. But he had that look, Jenn.

And I know that look.

Where did you see him?

Hey.

Hey there.

You came to see me.

I've been here before,

but you were kind of out of it.

Mr. Lund came by and told me about your wall.

Well, he tried to.

Well, um...

I did it for you and for me,

to help me deal with this.

But it got tagged. I'm gonna give it up.

I hope you finish it.

Cassie,

you have to do the stuff that matters to you.

You never know when something's gonna happen.

[footsteps]

Mom?

I'll call you soon.

Bye.

Doctors say you're gonna need--

Some help when you get home,

some time to get stronger.

You know you're coming home.

I made it right for you.

I know, mom.

It's just you and me now.

Thanks.

(Eddie) Tay, may God help you.

But I put it back. I didn't do anything with it.

You promised me you'd never touch my lock box again.

What were you thinking? Dad, I had a good reason.

There's no reason under the sky that'd be good enough.

Mom, they were after me.

Who's after you?

Desmond.

He said I had to choose sides.

That doesn't make any sense. You're my son, the son of a cop.

He's doing it because I'm your son.

He said the old rules don't apply.

The hell they don't. That punk must be crazy.

Tay, why didn't you say anything?

He said he'd hurt our family if I did.

Tay...

You can tell us anything at any time, you hear me?

I don't care what anyone says.

Nothing's going to happen to you.

I'll make sure. You can count on that.

Now, you'll be in this house or by our sides

until I deal with this Desmond fool.

I will protect you.

You hear me?

I will protect you.

Any, um, developments with Sage?

Nothing much.

I guess that qualifies as good news

right about now.

You know you need to take some time off, man.

Kiss off.

You went crazy on those idiots today at the wall,

and that's when you were sober.

You need to take that time off.

You're starting to get on my nerves.

[slams locker door]

Think you had enough problems,

now you picking fights with your partner?

Mind your business, Powell.

Sounds to me like you need to mind your business, Sutton.

I heard about your daughter trying to paint that wall.

Cassie and Eddie, the dynamic duo of Lincoln heights.

You can say anything you want about me,

but don't disrespect my kid.

Hey, look--

Hey, hey, don't stop on my account.

The whole precinct can hear you two.

Lund just told me he's taking some time off.

So, Eddie,

say hello to your new partner.

What?

I know, I know. Whatever.

Work it out.

He must be important...

Whoever it is you're lookin' for.

What makes you think I'm looking for somebody?

'cause your eyes are about to bust a vessel, that's how.

I'm looking for a Shiloh named Desmond.

He threatened my kid.

He threatened your kid?

We should find where his mama lives,

let her know she should have raised him better.

See? That's the difference between me and you.

You let that punk get a hold of your son,

we'll see how much difference there is between me and you.

See, I don't like you much, Sutton,

but if you need some old school help in taking out the trash,

I'm down.

Thanks.

I think.

(Eddie's voice) You're a lot stronger than you think.

And are we not Suttons?

(Charles' voice) Cassie,

you have to do the stuff that matters to you.

[can rattles]

Hey, you Cassie?

It's okay. It's all yours.

No, no, no. Don't worry.

I'm here to help you.

Help me? Yeah.

Well, we all are.

Mom?

Our moms ganged up on us and made us come with them.

They told us about your skills.

They said you're some kind of, like, famous artist.

I don't know about that.

Yeah, that's what I said.

I wasn't gonna come, but then I found out

you were trying to do something.

It's funky positive.

(Jenn) Cassie,

I tried to explain your mural to them,

but I couldn't do it justice.

You tell them.

Mom, it's all in my head.

That's okay.

Okay.

We all know what's happened here.

Folks have been killed.

There's been a lot of fighting here.

But that's not all.

Like, look at this tree.

It's like the tree of life.

In Africa they call it the baobab.

It's so amazing.

We need to breathe something new into this place.

All the souls that have died here...

They're watching over us, and they're protecting us.

Yes! Yes.

So instead of tagging names on this wall,

let's paint their faces.

Hey, we're feeling you,

but we ain't painters.

Yes, you are.

You most definitely are.

Come on.

(woman) Excuse me, Mr. Lund?

It's time to change her IV.

So when are the doctors gonna tell me

if my kid's gonna be a vegetable for the rest of her life?

Mr. Lund, I know you're hurting,

but please...

There's a chance your daughter can hear you.

Right. So the short answer is nobody knows.

I just gotta hang out and wait.

The best way you know how.

Do you have any family nearby?

[chuckling]

I wonder how much progress team Cassie's made today.

Lizzie, we need to talk.

Did you make these?

Yes, and I passed 'em out all over the neighborhood.

But we ran out.

Lizzie, one of the things I like most about you

is your enthusiasm.

But you cannot go headlong into things

without first taking the appropriate steps.

You didn't know about this?

I never gave permission to name this place

the Denny Hammond memorial peace park.

Lizzie!

But I thought everyone would be happy.

It's for the neighborhood and it's a peace park.

Just because you name it that

doesn't mean the violence is going to stop.

Oh, well, how optimistic.

No, that's realistic, Mrs. Taylor.

Now, our church is liable

for whatever happens in that lot.

But if we name it after reverend Hammond, people are not gonna--

Lizzie, it's out of my hands.

People will listen to you. Please don't take this away.

My sister's finally got help to paint that wall,

and there are people out there protecting her.

Other than the police, who could that be, Lizzie?

Mothers.

Mothers.

BULL'S-EYE AT 1:00.

Pretty d.

Head gangster in charge.

Been lookin' for ya.

And what for?

You can't do this to me, man!

You must have a death wish comin' after my son.

You crossed the line.

Back off, all the way! Square it.

Now, let's take a ride, huh?

W-where, to the station?

He'll be out in an hour.

All I did is have a conversation

with a kid named Tay.

That's not against the law.

He's right, Sutton.

What?

These gangsters know all the loopholes.

It'll be Tay's word against his.

That's why it's old school out here or no school.

You do what you have to do.

I'm not shootin' him in cold blood, Powell.

Then you better make sure he knows

your kid is off-limits.

Pick it up! Man, what?

Pick it up, I said!

Okay, man!

Okay.

(Eddie) Now get up.

Now tell me what I wanna hear.

Say it!

I ain't bothering Tay no more.

Who? Nobody, man.

I ain't bothering nobody!

That's what I thought you said.

Lizzie, hurry.

Unveiling is in a half hour.

Feeling okay?

You're not seeing anybody suspicious hanging around?

I feel good, dad.

Peace is the flavor of the day.

Even the gangs know that.

Besides, the only place I've been

without you standing right next to me is the bathroom.

Hey. I know, you're my father.

Protecting me is your gig.

Very nice.

Oh, thank you very much.

Why are you in uniform?

Well, downtown's got the district showing up

in full force.

Good for community relations.

So?

[giggles]

(chorus) ♪ What is yours ♪

♪ Is waiting for you ♪

♪ Just believe you can soar the sky ♪

♪ Just believe ♪ ♪ No mountain ♪

♪ Is too high ♪

♪ All is possible ♪

♪ Reality comes from dreams ♪

♪ All you gotta do is to believe ♪

♪ All you gotta do ♪

♪ Is to believe ♪ ♪

Hi. I'm Cassie Sutton.

I usually don't give speeches,

but what's brought me here aren't the usual circumstances.

I have two friends who are in trouble right now,

and, um, they-- I mean, we...

We just tried to stay out of the way

and mind our own business, but it didn't work.

I don't think it ever works.

I wanted to do something 'cause...

I believe there are more good people here than bad.

Here it goes.

Whenever we see an empty this or a broken-down that,

with a little imagination, it can look like this.

They're not saying anything.

It's called being enraptured.

(Mrs. Hammond) Oh!

E-excuse me. I just, um...

Have to say that at first

I wasn't sure that this was the best idea

in the world.

But I was wrong.

Lizzie, Mrs. Taylor,

I was wrong...

(Desmond) Hey, Li'l t!

Now, what the hell you trying to do?

Gun! Gun! Gun!

Oh, my God. Tay!

Are you all right?

Dad, I'm fine.

Oh, my God! Ruben?

(Ruben) I'm okay. I'm okay.

The bullet just grazed my shoulder.

How's Tay?

He's good. Somebody get an ambulance!

(Powell) Got him, Sutton!

People, wait!

Please...Don't go. Law enforcement's here.

The situation's under control.

People, wait! Please don't go.

Don't let these punks, these bangers have the last say.

This place...

Is yours.

Where were we?

We were about to speak the names of those we lost.

Those we've loved.

Everyone, please.

We must complete this ceremony.

I've never lost anyone to violence.

But my husband dedicated his life

to stopping it.

And from this day forward, this place shall be known

as the Denny Hammond memorial peace park.

Ramon muñoz, Efren muñoz.

Kenny Johnson.

Eddie, he asked for you.

I don't know how much longer he's gonna last.

Last? I thought the bullet just grazed his shoulder.

He got hit twice. He just didn't want us to know.

He feels like he doesn't deserve to live.

Eddie.

Ruben.

I was a stupid kid...

When I pulled that trigger.

I'm so sorry.

Please forgive me.

Thank you for saving my son's life.

We gotta go.

Annabelle Powell.

[sirens wail]

Do you think people can change?

You know,

completely be...

Redeemed?

Ruben asked me to forgive him, but...

That's gonna take time.

The important thing is you kept your word.

Not everybody can say that.

You protected your daughter's dreams.

And kept your son safe.

Told you it would still be here.

Isn't it the most beautiful thing

you've ever seen?

Charles!

Hey, beautiful.

♪ Just believe you can soar the sky ♪

♪ Just believe ♪ ♪ No mountain ♪

♪ Is too high ♪

♪ All is possible ♪

♪ Reality comes from dreams ♪

♪ All you gotta do is to believe ♪

♪ When you feel all hope is gone ♪

♪ And out of reach seems all that you long ♪

♪ Close your eyes, take a breath and know ♪

♪ As long as you believe it can be so ♪

♪ Just believe You can soar the sky... ♪

It's getting there.

We're getting there.

♪ All is possible, reality comes from dreams ♪

♪ All you gotta do is to believe ♪ ♪