All language subtitles for Doom.Patrol.S02E02.PROPER.WEBRip.x264-ION10

If you want to understand
what I've done,

there are things you must
understand about my daughter.

[people chattering
indistinctly]

In 1927, I was moonlighting

in the Bureau of Normalcy's
American headquarters.

I intercepted a tip that
brought me home to London,

a travelling carnival
of grotesques

featuring a familiar beast.

A beast who, if real,

was linked to a woman

I'd tried to keep secret
from the world.

Tuppence a head, if you will!

[Niles] As for the girl,

I told myself
I would not conjecture

until I could see the beast
with my own eyes.

And yet, she was
at the front of my mind.

-[crowd applauding]
-What violence had
brought her to this place?

What had she been
made to suffer

in the company
of this bawdy, illiterate scum?

[piano music playing]

[crowd laughing]

[crowd applauding]

Misshapes,
mistakes, and misfits,
ladies and gentlemen.

Snows and toes.

[crowd cheering]

But now,
the putrid little primate

that you shelled out
your shekels to see.

And here she comes,

a hideous curiosity

captured deep
in the icy Yukon wilderness,

the Ape-Faced Girl!

[crowd murmuring]

I got something else
long and sweet for ya,

Monkey Girl.

[audience laughing mockingly]

Calm yourselves,
calm yourselves. She's a...

[Niles] It was as cruel
as I had imagined.

And as real as I'd feared.

[ringmaster]
A ferocious monster,

tethered to her deranged mind,

the Ape Girl's gruesome pet!

[Niles] Her beast.

Whether it was a spirit
or a familiar

I have yet to fully understand.

Go on, give us a twirl then.

[Niles] But one thing
was certain.

It belongs to a woman
I had loved

and left a long time ago...

[ringmaster]
Around the other way.

...and apparently,
it hadn't forgotten me, either.

-I said around the other way!
-[whip lashing]

[growls]

You will obey me!

[woman screams]

[growls]

[Niles] No! No!

[whip lashing]

[yelling] Stop this!

[Niles] As for
what happened next...

-[growling]
-[man screaming]

...words fail.

[snarls]

[growling]

[objects clatter]

[creature snoring]

[Dorothy sobbing]

How do you know my mother?

[Niles] Two years later,

she'd barely aged a day.

I had to protect her
from the world,

and the world from her.

So, I turned to a friend.

Hello, Danny.

A young, sentient alleyway
named Danny.

A loving, teleporting refuge
for all people.

[chuckles softly]

[lively piano music playing]

Danny's agreed
to keep you safe...

till you're a little bit older.

And I promise

I'll visit you
as often as I can.

Wait.

You're not coming with me?

I wish I could.

But I have to figure out

how to be the best father
I can be,

for as long as I can be.

I...

[men laughing]

[voice shaking]
I don't want to lose you again.

And that's precisely it,
my dear.

My beautiful...

darling Dorothy.

[Cliff] Yeah, yeah,
real weepy shit.

Bet you cried for weeks.

Not what I asked.

I asked about
why you did what you did.

To us.

I searched the globe

to find a way
to outlive Dorothy

by one day.

My research took me to Paraguay
where Eric Morden

was about to trade
a longevity talisman

to a scientist
in return for superpowers.

[Cliff] So,
you shot up the Nazi lab,
stole the dumb monkey paw

and Morden became Mr. Nobody.

I saw the puppet show!

What about us?

My longevity was limited.

So I began my experiments
in search of true immortality.

Rita,

Larry,

Jane,

and you, Cliff.

But all these years,
the only thing keeping me alive

is the talisman
hanging around my neck.

Until last night...

when I traded it
to Willoughby Kipling

in return for the magical
substance that...

returned us to normal size.

[Cliff] Wait, you gave away
your longevity

like some kind of asshole?

Then, what was all this for?

Don't think the irony
is lost on me.

It was the only way
to make things right,

and now my daughter...

will lose her father.

The one who put her in a cage?

The one who can
make her feel safe.

Without me,

she will unleash hell on Earth

and you will be powerless
to stop it.

Now, Cliff,
you know everything.

[Cliff] Not everything.

Tell me about the night
of my accident.

I want to hear
every fucking detail.

[birds chirping]

[in singsong voice]
Good morning!

Rise and shine!

Our father is dying.

He's dying. [chuckles]

-Ahhh!
-[screams]

[screams]

[panting]

What in the Doris Day Ikea
fuck was that?

Stay out of our room!

[grunts]

[breathing heavily]

What are we still doing here?

Answer me!

[breath trembling]

[stuttering]
I've tried to tell them.

[speaking other language]

[pants]

Oh, not this shit again.

[panting]
You assholes can stay down.

I'm doing just fine.

[Jane] Good morning, Dorothy.

[Rita smacks lips]
Good morning, Jane.

We'll work on her manners.

[Jane] Dorothy.

One of your imaginary friends

stopped by my room
this morning.

Something you wanna
share with us?

It isn't true.

What isn't true?

Why would one of your friends

say it was true if it wasn't?

What is "it"? What was said?

I overheard Dad
and the drunk wizard talking,

but it isn't true.

Oh, for the love of God,
what is or is not true?

-Niles is dying.
-[dishes clatter]

What?

[heavy footsteps approaching]

Cliff!

Did you know
that Niles is dying?

Oh, yeah, karma's a bitch.

-Let that be
a lesson to you, kid.
-[bangs table]

He's not dying!

[Niles] I'm dying.

But we're all dying.

Nothing to fret over.

[Rita] But look at your hair.

It's already started.

How old are you, exactly?

139.

Dear God,
he's practically dead.

[Cliff] Oh, boy,
here come the waterworks.

Vic had the right idea,
getting out of this shitbox.

You're really gonna shed tears
for the man who killed my wife?

You don't have to tell
old Blobberstiltskin here

that Niles Caulder
is a flawed man.

But now,
he is also a dying man.

[sobbing] His teeth
are probably loosening

as we speak.

Soon he'll have no memory of
how to take care of himself

or Dorothy.

We could be mere days
away from daddy diapers.

-Rita!
-[Cliff] Gross.

-I am not changing him.
-[Rita] And why not?

You can't even smell.

I am still here.

[Jane] You know,
she's not wrong.

If Chief croaks,

somebody's gonna have to
take care of the girl.

I'm not letting her go
to that decrepit asylum

with the old Doom Patrol.

Nobody is going back
to that home.

Dorothy was perfectly safe
on Danny for 19 years.

And when Danny grows

into something
other than a brick--

Which could take ages!

And until then,
the only thing keeping Dorothy

from going
full wild child is us.

[Cliff] Us? No way!

It's every man, woman and brick
for themselves now.

Enough!

I won't have you
arguing over this.

You're talking as though
I'm already dead.

I will work this out.

What do you mean?
You already have.

Moment of truth, Chief,

because this is what
you've been planning

for our entire lives.

So what's it gonna be?

Ladies and gentlemen,

is he going to cook his body
with radiation

and wrap himself in bandages?

Or, will he inject himself
with toxic dye

so he could gloop in the middle
of Dorothy's parent-teacher
conference?

Or maybe he's gonna
shoot himself up

six ways from Sunday

and hope that
one of his 64 personalities

could teach Dorothy
how to cash a check.

Better yet, will he yank out
that very special brain of his

and become the Tin Man?

And, Chief,
if that's your best option,

then you better go
smell some roses,

suck on a Bud Light,

fuck a watermelon,

eat a double-double
and take a big ol' shit

because all of that is gone!

Every sensation, gone-zo!

Oh, and be sure
to hug Dorothy now.

Hug her hard

because hugging your daughter
after your Franken-surgery

is gonna rip your heart out

because you can't
fucking feel her!

Spin the wheel, Niles Caulder.

Which one of us
are you gonna be?

[Larry] None of us.

Right, Niles?

We're your failed experiments.

Oh, you're
looking dapper, Larry.

[Larry] My son is dead.

Oh, did Chief get him, too?

[shouting] Shut up, Cliff!

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[Larry] Uh, it's okay.

I doubt he even knew I existed.

I suggest
we each tend to our own.

My fate doesn't
concern you anymore.

[woman] I told her
I had her six.

[scoffs] I thought
I went to hell and back.

And then...

And then this happened...

out of nowhere.

Felt like it was my fault.

I... I sort of spun out...

thinking of

thousands of ways...

[voice fading]

Hang on.

Is there a reason

why the rules
don't apply to him, or...

Everyone's late
once in a while.

Why not give him a chance?

Take a breath, Roni.

Get back in your lane

and finish your share.

[sighs]

After I got the call...

I couldn't help but think
that it was my fault.

And...

I'm sorry.

I can't do this.

[facilitator] All right.

Who else wants to share?

No one?

Really?

I think I speak
for the group when I say,

no one is gonna wanna share
with Cyborg in the room.

Everyone knows
the dude's face is a camera.

Might as well be broadcasting
your trauma on TV.

Is that true?

It's not that simple.
I don't really have a choice.

If I'm powered up,
the camera's on.

Group is a safe space.

We don't allow
recording devices
of any kind.

You need to turn it off
if you wanna stay.

No, then I'd have
no defense system.

That would leave me vulnerable.

That's kind of the point
of a trauma group.

[device powering down]

Thanks.

Any chance you wanna share?

We'd like to get to know you.

Tell us why you're here.

Okay.

My name is Vic.

Actually, I'm just
gonna listen today.

[knocking on door]

Dorothy?

Please, talk to me.

Ahhh!

Knock knock!

Knock knock!

Who's there?

Armageddon.

Armageddon who?

Armageddon tired
of all this knocking.

[laughs]

[breathing heavily]

Very funny, Dorothy.

[Dorothy] That was Herschel,
not me.

I don't know
what you've been told...

Nothing is going
to happen to me.

[Dorothy]
You can't promise that!

You're going to die...

soon.

And I don't even know
how to do anything.

Who's going to teach me
how to drive,

how to cook things?

Who's going to walk me
down the aisle at my wedding?

I will find a way.
I promise.

[Dorothy] I could make
a wish...

Dorothy... never, ever...

Not for me,
not for anything.

Do you understand me?

[Dorothy] Yes.

I'm sorry.

[sighs]

[Cliff] Now, that's what
I'm talking about!

RIP Chief!
Time to hit the open road.

Where are we going?

I'm not leaving.
I'm moving back in.

After everything
that bastard did to us?

We're big now, Jane.

We can go anywhere.

What's with this "we" shit?

There is no "we."

I... need Chief.

You can do
whatever the fuck you want.

Birthday party entertainer,
trash compactor...

your options are endless,
but also less than five.

[Cliff] Why do you need him?

Because shit's getting weird
in the Underground.

And the one thing
that was keeping me
on the surface

just ran out, okay?

I don't know
how much longer I have

before the rest of me
has their way.

[Cliff] Wait, what's that
supposed to mean?

Jane, do you need help?

-Not unless you're a chemist.
-Come on.

That's what you think
you need?

All you gotta do
is talk to me.

What's going on,
you know, in there?

This co-dependent routine
is getting stale, Cliff.

Go, stay...
do whatever you want,

just don't do it for me.

[Cliff] Okay, for the record,

I am not dependent
on anybody.

I am my own robot.

[sighs]

It's not enough.

-[bangs]
-It'll never be enough!

[Rita] I'm trying not
to take this personally.

Take what personally?

That you're throwing
a pity party

and you didn't invite me.

Rita...

I've made a terrible mess
of things.

Understatement.

Look, if I can't apply
this mess

into something useful,

I don't see the point
of anything, really.

And if I'm trying,
then you are, too.

So, snap out of it.

You've had lifetimes
to plan for this.

Surely there was a plan B.

-You were plan B.
-[scoffs]

C, then?

Could be plan F,
for all I care.

But you're not going to
mope around

while death catches up
to you.

What is this?
What are you looking at?

Ah! Don't touch that.

That's continuinium,

a rare mineral that can
bend time.

-Continue...
-"...inium."

-Continuinium.
-No, I mean continue...

-Keep talking.
-It doesn't matter.

There isn't enough.

But this sounds
promising, Niles.

I mean, time is what you need,
after all.

Where do we get more?

Continuinium
does not exist naturally

on Earth.

It was discovered
in a meteorite

on a beach in Bali

by... one man.

[clears throat]

"The Journal
of Doctor Jonathan Tyme."

T-Y-M-E.

It's not a real name.

He was a normal man.

Just as real as you or I.

He was on a journey
of spiritual awakening.

A meteorite struck,

and when he laid his hands
on the glowing crystals
therein...

he went mad.

Able to manipulate time itself.

These journal entries
are dated 4067,

1776, 6000 BCE.

He continued
his little walkabout

through every era
of history,

continuinium in hand.

As he travelled,
his legend grew

and he became known as
"The Terrible Dr. Tyme."

T-Y-M-E.

And he stuck
with that spelling?

Well, then...

how do we find this
Doctor Tyme?

You're not gonna rust?

I'm not sorry.

For the whole
camera face thing.

Things said in Group,
need to stay in Group.

You shouldn't apologize.

You're not sorry,

and I'm not upset.

I'm grateful, actually.

I'm new to this.
I don't know the rules.

And I'm sorry
for interrupting your share.

Don't be.

Saying the same shit
for months.

Sounds like you went
through hell in the war.

I wasn't talking
about the war.

I was talking about
my mother's death.

Just because I'm a vet
doesn't mean my whole life
is defined by my service.

Sorry, I...

That's what I get
for showing up late.

And making assumptions.

And making assumptions.

For what it's worth,
I lost my mother, too.

How did she die?

Accident.

Yours?

Same.

Look, I get it...

the guilt, the replaying...

the sadness that creeps in
every day...

but that's not actually
why I'm here.

I'm dealing with some kind of
post-traumatic stress.

Don't bother delineating.

If I went to a different
support group for every trauma,
diagnosis and "ism" I've got,

it'd be a full-time job.

I guess we're a bunch
of Venn diagrams, aren't we?

[chuckles]

Yeah.

Some messier than others.

Hey, do you wanna
grab a bite

and not talk about our moms?

Imagine a world...

A world that time forgot.

A world where all you have
is time.

A world where time is
of the essence.

Stop saying "time."

Where it's our time to shine.

[Cliff] What the fuck is that?

-You forgot--
-That's how it's spelled.

Okay.

This is an artist's rendition
of Dr. Tyme.

-Did Dorothy draw that?
-[scoffs]

I drew it.
Please focus.

Dr. Tyme is
a history-hopping madman

who, according to the Chief,
wears a special helmet

that may contain
enough continuinium...

It's a space mineral
that can control time.

And if we can steal
this man's helmet,

we may be able
to slow the Chief's aging.

It seems like you got it
all figured out.

[Cliff] Wait, you want us
to steal some douchebag's
helmet for the Chief?

Will this continuum shit

stop the Chief
from locking up his daughter
for another century?

At the very least,
he'll be alive long enough
to find other options.

[Cliff] You aren't seriously
considering--

Maybe I am.

[Cliff groans]

Because you
and half the Underground

can't seem to remember
that I'm generally opposed

to putting little girls
in cages...

[Cliff] Holy fucking...

...so as long as
I'm on the surface,
I'm helping.

I can't believe
we're even being asked

to bail out the Chief
after what he's done.

I draw the line.
I'm out.

[Niles] I agree with Cliff.

I've told Rita,
it is too dangerous.

I have sent three
Bureau of Normalcy agents

after Dr. Tyme
over the years.

None of them have returned.

[Cliff] Hold on...
You don't want us to go?

That's correct.

You don't want us
to extend your life?

Not like this

-Is this reverse psychology?
-No.

Then fuck it. I'm in!

[giggles] Oh, goodie!

Dr. Tyme is encapsulated
in a temporal sphere

orbiting somewhere
between space and time.

[Cliff] You could just say
"time capsule."

I cannot stress enough,
once you're inside
Dr. Tyme's time capsule,

you must be on your guard.

He wields time both
as a lure and as a weapon.

It's highly likely you'll be
walking straight into a trap.

Continuinium,
it's highly volatile.

When you acquire it...
if you acquire it,

don't touch it!

[Cliff] Hold up, isn't that
just purple Boggle salt?

By creating
this traversable wormhole,

you'll be able to travel
into Dr. Tyme's capsule
and return.

[Cliff] With Boggle salt?

Step into
the temporal gateway.

[Cliff] Fuck it.

Now, hold hands

and say where you were
and what you were doing

on August the 8th
at midnight, 1980.

-I think I was--
-Wait, no. Not yet.

-You must say it clockwise.
-Oh, my God.

-Can we do this already?
-On my count.

One, two, three.

I was here, knitting.

I was here, sleeping.

[Cliff] I had just finished
qualifying to race in
Tampa Bay, Florida,

asleep in my RV.

It seems someone
is mis-remembering.

Or lying.

[Cliff] What? I didn't... I...

[sighs] Okay, fine.

On my count.
One, two, three.

I was here, knitting.

I was here, sleeping.

[Cliff] Fine, fuck.

I was in Tampa
in the supply closet
of the Peking Noodle,

up to my nose in boobs
and ground up Sudafed
with Jalinda the waitress.

Oh! And there was
a tub of Crisco-- [shrieks]

[all scream]

Remember, don't touch
the continuinium.

[Cliff] Fuck you for making me
relive the Peking Noodle.

[all screaming]

Remember, the Chief said
to be careful.

[Cliff] Fucking fuck him!

[door squeaks]

[Cliff] Hello?

["Bad Girls" playing]

[Cliff] What the fuck?

♪ Toot toot, hey, beep beep ♪

♪ Toot toot, hey, beep beep ♪

♪ Toot toot, hey, beep beep ♪

♪ Toot toot, hey, beep beep ♪

♪ Bad girls ♪

♪ Talking 'bout the sad girls ♪

[Cliff] I'm sorry I made fun
of your drawing.

♪ Sad girls ♪

[Jane] Do you think the stuff
is in his helmet?

[Rita] It must be that
purple doohickey
in the middle.

-[Cliff] Well, let's go get it.
-Wait.

♪ See them out
On the street at night ♪

♪ Picking up
All kinds of strangers ♪

[Cliff] Shit!
You didn't tell me
Dr. Tyme had a freeze ray.

That's because
it's not a freeze ray,

it's a time ray.

♪ But you want a good time ♪

Ooh! Cool cats.

You ready to get down and jive
in the best of times?
[chuckles]

[Cliff] Uh...

I'm Dr. Jonathan Tyme,
with a "Y"

because why not? [laughs]

And you... You are Rita Farr.

Wow, big fan!

Ha! Go on.

[laughs]

Let's lose the static
and get down

because this is my zone.

You're either in the party
or you out the party.

You feel me?
[grunting musically]

♪ Sad girls ♪

♪ Talking 'bout bad
Bad girls ♪

[Jane] Go!

Have fun.

What the fuckin' fuck!

All I'm saying is,

they're not a snack,
they're a side.

No, no, no.
So, you're tellin' me

if you could eat
onion rings every day

-with no consequences--
-No, no.

That's what makes them good.

Greasy, sinful consequences.

[both chuckle]

-They were good, though.
-Yeah.

I'm glad we did this.

Me, too.

I'll walk you home?

I'm good.

See you in Group?

Hey!

Hey!

[grunts]

Argh!

Motherfucker!

-You okay?
-I was in Fallujah in '04.

That was not okay.

-This right here,
is city living.
-[grunts]

Damn, girl.
Those are some moves.

[both chuckle]

Cops are on their way.

What? No.
I didn't ask you to call them.

On a mugging?

It's kind of
standard procedure.

He's just a kid.

Do me a solid,

give him a second chance.

According to his priors,

this would be his third chance.

Then give him a third chance.

The more this kid
is in the system,

the harder
it is for him
to get out of it.

And if he
doesn't experience
the consequences,

then he's heading there anyway.

Are you really
that confident
in your moral compass?

No. I just didn't know
this mugging was my only chance

to solve
systemic injustice
in America.

[Roni] All I'm saying is,

this kid needs
more protection
than I do.

Yeah, and most
mugging victims

aren't some
cane-wielding badasses.

-Badass?
-Badass alert.

Oh, yeah, I'm...
I'm a real hero.

You want to know
how I got all these
mad skills?

The poverty draft.

Because I had
no other option

and no one to warn me
that it came with
a lifetime of pain.

With respect
to your service,

all I'm saying
is the next time
he tries to mug some--

What if there
isn't a next time?

What if this
is the moment

that this kid
turns his life around?

What if we put him
on the right path?

Wave the
magic wand
of forgiveness

-and suddenly
he's not a criminal.
-Okay, you're not

listening to me.

Nobody should be judged
by the worst thing
they ever did.

Get out of here, kid.

What?

Nothing.

Okay.

Okay.

[Paul] He didn't keep
a lot of friends...

but his loyalty
to his family was fierce.

He was funny.
He was smart enough
to get the joke.

I never was,

but he was a good brother
and he loved me all the same.

We love you, Gary.

You are already missed.

[people chattering
indistinctly]

You a member
of Gary's club?

Pirate Radio Truthers,
Team Tinfoil Hat?

No offense.

[Larry] I... I don't know
anything about that.

Say something else.

Yeah, Paul,

it's me. Your dad.

You're alive.

Gary was right.

[chuckles]

Don't even know
what to do with that.

Yeah, I know.

It's a lot.

Yeah, if my brother had known
killing himself

would have made
our dad show up,

he probably would have
done it sooner.

Oh, Christ,
I'm sorry.
That sounded...

-No. No, it's okay.
-No, no, it's...

Yeah, it's a lot.

Your ride?

Your grandson, actually.

[sighs]

We're having a...
A gathering at his place.

46 Acorn Street.

Picked up a bunch
of Gary's favorite treats.

Chocolate malts?

You got it.

You should come.

All right, folks,
it's time for couples skate.

["Bad Girls" playing]

♪ Toot toot, hey, beep beep ♪

[Cliff] No, no, no!

Oh, no.

-Not this fucking song.
-Not this fucking
song again.

Fuck!

[Dr. Tyme] This is as good
as it ever got, baby.

I've seen it all. Every era.

This right here,
August 8th, 1980,

at a roller disco off I-95,

this is where
humanity peaked.

-Come on.
-[grunts]

I'm trying.

I was hoping you were here
for more than my continuinium.

I don't know what you...

Well, surely
you already
knew that, uh,

-seeing the
future and all.
-Hmm.

[Dr. Tyme] I prefer to live
in the moment, baby.

Besides, many have
come for this,

but none have succeeded.

[Cliff] This is nuts.
We don't have
time for this shit.

Find some skates
and get out there.

Why the fuck would you assume
that I know how to skate?

Do I always have
to clarify this?

Does any
one-sixty-fourth of you

know how to skate?

Or chew lightning,

-or anything helpful?
-Maybe.

But the others
are sort of... doped.

This, Jane, is why

we don't do drugs.

I can't.

I can't. I can't.

-I can't.
-Sh... shit.

[Dr. Tyme] Ain't nobody
stopping this party.

[Cliff grunts]
No more "Bad Girls."

Oh, shit!

-[exclaims]
-[grunts]

[grunts]

[gasps]

Rita, what
did you do?

You told me
to grab his helmet!

That's not his helmet,
that's his head.

[Cliff] Holy shit!
The continue brain
thingie is loose!

[speaking Japanese]

[man grunts]

[speaking other language]

[grunts]

[Cliff] I am not babysitting
my nemesis's kid.

Hey, you Niles's guys?

Fuck you, government asswipes.

[Dr. Tyme groaning]

I swear to God,
I thought it was a helmet.

Grab the brain, asshole!

-Satan, be gone!
-Help me.

[Cliff screaming] No!

[Rita] Hang in there.

[screams]

-[woman shrieks]
-[man grunting]

[Dr. Tyme groaning]

[speaking backwards]

[both speaking
other languages backwards]

[gasps]

I've seen your like
from birth to death,
Gertrude Cramp,

Your mother was
right about you.

No matter what,
or how hard you try,

you'll never be anything
but a fraud.

What did you say?

I said,
you're out of the party.

Oh, thank heavens.

Did you get it?

Of course we didn't.

Another adventure,
another trigger,
what else is fuckin' new?

[Cliff] Did you
know the thing

we were going after
wasn't a headpiece?

-It was a guy's head.
-I warned you.

My research was thin.

Oh, but
confident enough
to call him terrible

even though he was just
some self-absorbed putz.

It seems to me
like you wanted
a hit squad

to invade
a time capsule

-and murder a guy.
-I asked for no such thing.

For the last time,
I never asked for--

-[slaps]
-Stop saying that.

You turned us
into what we are.

[sobbing] And now I can
only do one thing,

and we can't
even do that.

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sobbing softly]

[sobbing]

I'm so sorry.

Father in heaven,
we beseech you,
cast away the demons

who have grown in Kay Challis
these seven years.

Cast away the spirit
and return Kay to our flock.

Restore her to her
ever-suffering mother.

Please, Momma,
help me. [screams]

[man] Lord,
we praise you
with all our hearts,

and we know that Satan
cannot abide where
you are present.

Feel your presence.

Prince of Darkness,
you are not welcome.

Satan!

Be gone!

I'll tear your face off!

Help me.

We deserve this.

[woman 1] Kay,
let me go up for you.

[woman 2]
Who is this lady?

[woman 3]
Just give them Kay.
If we don't,

we'll all die.

[woman 1] No,
the girl stays safe.

I can do this, Kay.

I know what you want.

Let me go up for you.

[Jane] Okay.

Thank you, brother.

Oh, I see the light.

I am saved!

Hallelujah!

[Elena speaking Spanish]

Let's be clear, Elena.

No amounts of holy water

will ever purify
the sins you allowed
to go on in your home,

and if you want
your sinful compliance
to stay buried,

then you will call me...
Miranda.

I've never
seen this before.

Why am I watching
Miranda's memory?

I'm being neutral here.

Listen, if you want
to remain his primary

while we get through
this rough patch,

then so be it,

But, you know,
change isn't all bad.

You're saying that Miranda
would be a better primary.

Newsflash,
she threw herself
into the fucking well.

You don't have
to remind me,

but before that,
long before any of us

were subjected
to meta-human
experimentation,

Miranda was... powerful.

[Jane] Hey.

What made her so powerful?

She knew what the girl wanted.

[Jane] What made her
so powerful?

[Secretary] She knew
what the girl wanted.

Maybe it is time
for a change.

[knocks at door]

What?

[squeaks softly]

Can you help me?

No, I can't help you,
and I can't help your father.

I'm an utter failure,
and I can't even
help myself.

Not that kind of help.

Now lightly whip
the egg batter
into a froth.

Clara was
deemed expendable.

Clara was
deemed expendable.

[Cliff] My daughter
was expendable,

but yours has cost
how many lives?

How is your kid
more important than mine?

When backed into a corner,
I will do anything

for my daughter.

[Cliff] Like chop me up.

Not if I can
fucking help it.

[people chattering
indistinctly]