Original subtitles

- I love you. We can fix this.

- Can you fix the fact that you were fucking Malcolm?

- MAN: Previously on "Ruthless"--

- Do not call me ever again.

- You tell them that you're planning an escape,

and see what they do.

- I need you to scream like hell.

- [woman crying]

- He's seeing somebody. I don't have proof.

I can feel it.

- Why would you call him?

- We are running low on money.

Don't give him the pure.

- Where's she going? - You ask no questions.

Help me up. - Yes, Ma'am.

- ♪

- Go on, open it.

- Yes, Elder Mother.

- Now, help me inside.

- ♪

- Yes, Elder Mother.

- ♪

- Have a nice day.

- Come on.

- Yes, Elder Mother.

- ♪

- Okay, Elder Mother.

- Did I dismiss you?

- I'm sorry.

- Why do you want to know where she going?

- I wasn't worried about where she was going.

I--I just wanted to know.

- Curiosity kills.

- Yes. I'm sorry.

- I see.

- Well, have a good night, Elder Mother.

- Oh, you're leaving so soon?

- I should be--

- I was going to make you dinner.

- Elder Mother, I should be getting back to my post.

- Ooh, you don't have to leave now.

- Elder Mother, The Highest,

he needs protection at all times.

- I said you don't have to leave now.

- Yes, Elder Mother.

- Call me Marva.

- I'm sorry, Eld-- - Call me Marva.

- I--I don't think that's appropriate, Elder Mother.

- Why is that?

- Because you are the Elder Mother, and you are--

- Oh, so that's what you see when you look at me?

- Elder Mother, I should be getting to my post.

- You are such a beautiful boy.

- [gulps]

- Too bad you must be punished.

- Why would I be punished?

- For flirting with her!

- I--I wasn't flirting with her.

- Well...

stay with me and I'll tell you where she is.

- Elder Mother, I should be getting back to The Highest.

- You don't want to know?

- I'm--I'm sorry. - Oh.

Oh no, boy, no--you--it's been so long since I've been held.

- Elder Mother, please. - Hold me, please.

- OLIVER: [clear throat] Elder Mother--

- Would you just hold me, please?

- Elder Mother-- - Just stay just a little while.

- Elder Mother! - Please.

- Elder Mother, please! I'm sorry.

- ♪

- I'm sorry.

- Get out of here.

Get out of here now!

Ahhhh!

- ♪ When the sun go down, we run the city ♪

♪ I feel the angels, but the demons with me ♪

♪ When the sun go down, best believe me ♪

♪ It's nothing new, the streets is undefeated ♪

♪ When the sun go down

♪ Oh, it get wild, baby, wild, baby, wild, baby, wild ♪

- ♪ Don't you ever, ever, ever try to move me ♪

♪ You best salute me

♪ It's in the bloodstream, we're feeling Rakudushi ♪

♪ The compound, the lessons, the lies, the deception ♪

♪ The FBI's weapons, the punishment, detention ♪

♪ And I just wanna free you from this slave shit ♪

♪ So murder is the case that we're faced with ♪

♪ When the sun go down ♪

- [knocking at door]

- Who is it? - MACK: Mack.

- Come in.

- SARAH: Hey. - Hey.

You okay? - Yeah.

What do you want?

- Uh, this is good news.

- What is it?

- I spoke to Andrew.

- Okay.

- You don't seem too happy about that.

- Why would I be?

- Look, I'm sorry.

We probably should have told you...

we haven't heard from Andrew,

and we were concerned about him.

- Well, he was here. - MACK: What?

- Yeah.

- What'd he say?

- He said that he's not coming back...

and he never wanted to see me again.

- ♪

- Is he with them?

- He didn't say.

- Why would he say that to you?

- Mack, I don't wanna talk about this.

- I think I'm missing something.

- You're not missing anything. - Tell me.

- Well, I think he is with them.

And I don't wanna talk about this anymore.

- What's going on?

- Can you just leave?

- Or you just please tell me what he said.

- I think you should talk to him.

- He's scheduled to check in tonight.

- Well, good luck with that.

- So you're not gonna tell me

what's going on? - No. No, I'm not.

- MACK: Sarah. - No. Okay.

You and your job have ruined my life enough.

So, no, I'm not gonna tell you anything.

Anything at all.

You can just leave. Bye.

- ♪

- Man.

- ♪

- ♪

- [crying] I'm sorry.

- It's too late for that.

The Raku is not happy with you.

- [crying]

[sobbing]

- [groaning]

[heavy breathing]

- [sobbing]

- Clean her up.

- Yes, Dikhan.

- And take her to your room.

- Yes, Dikhan.

- Shut her up.

- Ssh. - [crying]

- You're okay. Ssh. Shut up.

Shut up.

- [crying]

- Ssh. Shush.

- I didn't do that. - Shut up.

- [sobbing]

- What is that? - I got it from the kitchen.

It will help you with the pain,

just take it. - I can't.

[crying]

- Damn it.

- I just wanna leave. - Ssh, ssh, shh.

- I wanna get out.

- If they hear you say that, they will kill you.

- [crying]

Please, I have to go.

- You listen to me.

I need you to take care of Paula.

- [crying]

Is she okay?

- What the fuck do you think? She drank bleach.

- [crying] I didn't know.

I just want--

- You are going to take care of Paula.

Do you understand me?

- Mm-hmm. Yes.

Are you gonna punish me more?

- It's over.

I tried to be gentle.

- It would have been worse with him.

- Can I trust you?

- Yes.

- To hold it together?

- [crying]

Yes.

- Okay.

Okay, tell me everything.

- About what?

- Paula told me there were more.

- I don't-- - Tell me how many.

- Not a lot. - Names.

- I could get killed.

- We both could.

- I won't tell.

- That's fine, I respect that.

You could've given me up, but you didn't.

I respect that.

We have to stick together.

- I trust you.

- Was William one of them? - No.

- You have to give me one so that you know you can trust me.

- Yes.

- And he's raping him?

- Yes.

[sobbing]

- Okay.

- They will kill him.

- Well, now it's time for you to trust me.

Get your clothes on and get--get to your room.

Hurry up. - ZANE: Yes, Elder.

[sobbing]

- ♪

- [door slams]

- [phone ringing]

- It's Malcolm. - MACK: It's Mack.

- Did you talk to her?

- MACK: Yes. Did you know he was there?

- Who? Andrew?

- MACK: Yes.

- What? - MACK: Yeah.

- No, I didn't.

- MACK: He didn't come in the front?

- I didn't see him come in the front or the back.

- MACK: Where are you positioned?

- Outside. What happened?

- MACK: She told me he said he's not coming back.

- [scoffs]

- MACK: Yeah, there's more.

I don't know what it is.

- I'm out here, I can go ask her.

- MACK: She's not talking.

- Okay, I'll try. - MACK: Go ahead.

- I'll call you when I find out something.

- MACK: Okay.

- ♪

- I can do that.

- No, I got it.

- Are you sure? - Yes.

You can take out the trash.

- I need to do as much as I can.

Would you please let me?

- Why?

- They are going to punish me.

- For what?

- The Elder Mother is angry with me because

I spoke against The Highest.

- Why would you do that?

- I don't like it here.

And it's not fair!

- You said that to her?

- She heard me talking to Sister Paula.

- To Paula?

- Yes.

That's why she took the bleach.

She was afraid they were going to punish her.

- So the bleach is better.

- Death is better.

You've been punished before so you know that.

- Well, since I've been punished,

I need to get back to my chores.

And you should do yours.

- ♪

- I will.

- Is that all that Elder Mother said when she heard you?

- ♪

- She said that Dikhan would punish me.

But Sister Zane is in the container now, so...

- I see.

- JOAN: What?

You don't believe me?

- TALLY: It's not about what I believe.

- I--I wanna get out of here.

- Well, I don't.

I love it here.

- Do you really, Tally?

- [laughing]

Yes, I do.

- Sister Tally? - TALLY: Hmm?

- I saw you at the classroom.

You and Ruth were banging on that door.

I know what you were doing.

- What was I doing?

- Trying to save the children.

- [laughs]

You should take the leftovers out to the animals.

- I know you wanna get out of here.

And I have a plan.

I just need a few people I can trust.

- Well... you can't trust me.

Because I will go straight to The Highest.

As a matter of fact, I think I'm going to go to him now.

- No, no, no, no, no.

Please, don't do that.

Don't.

- Well, then you need to stop talking this foolishness.

Because I am not going to go back into that container

for you or for anybody else.

- Okay.

Okay.

[sniffs]

- ♪

- But I know you want to leave.

- [laughs]

- JOAN: I want to leave, too.

And I can help you.

The more of us that get together, the better.

- Joan. - JOAN: Look,

you are a good person.

So I'm going to tell you this.

- TALLY: I don't want to hear it.

- I have a car coming.

I was able to get word out to my uncle.

And he's going to meet us the next time we go

grocery shopping.

I--I can make an excuse and have your daughter there.

And you can leave with us.

- You are really in danger of being punished by the Raku.

I love it here.

- No, you don't.

I know you don't.

Sister Tally, there's a small handful of us

who are not brainwashed in this nightmare.

And you are one of us! - Shut up, now.

- Joan? - [gasps]

Yes, Dikhan?

- The Elder Mother has told me what you did.

- Uh, I'm--I'm--I'm sorry, Dikhan.

- DIKHAN: Wait for me...

right over here.

- ♪

- Sister Tally?

- Yes, Dikhan?

- How are you?

- I'm good.

- DIKHAN: That's good.

- [laughs]

She says she got word to her uncle.

And that he has a car coming to get her and a few others

who wanna leave.

It's coming the next time they go shopping.

- What?

- Tell him what you said?

- Did you say that, Joan?

- No. No, I--I didn't.

You-- - She's lying.

- Go to the punishment trailer.

- Please, don't-- - Go now.

- [sobbing] Yes, Dikhan.

- You have been making us really proud.

- Thank you, Dikhan.

I just wanna be in the Raku way.

- Mm, yes.

And you are.

- Thank you.

- I see that you and Ruth are really close.

- Yes, we are.

- How much does she tell you?

- She shares everything with me.

We share the laundry and the cleaning.

- What do you talk about?

- We talk about the Raku.

How we love it here.

- Does she talk about me?

- Only to say that you are a great man, Dikhan.

And I must agree.

- Why is that?

- We are just women.

If The Highest didn't have you, this place would fall apart.

- The Highest is the brains behind this place.

- Yes, but the fact that he puts you over all of it,

ha, it just shows how great he is.

- ♪

- Keep this up, and I'll let you visit your daughter.

- [laughing]

I'm sure she's fine.

- You don't wanna visit her?

- I just wanna do what the Raku thinks is best.

- ♪

- That's the right attitude.

- Yes, Dikhan.

- Carry on.

- TALLY: Thank you.

- ♪

- [sighs]

- [knocking at door]

- Go away. - [knocking continues]

- Go away! - MALCOLM: I'm coming in.

- Get out. - I needed to check on you.

- I don't need you, you know you don't.

- Sarah. - Okay, he was here.

- I know, Mack told me.

- And he said he's never coming back.

- I'm sorry. - You know why?

- Why?

- Because of you.

- What?

- Uh.

He recorded us. Yeah.

He played it to me.

- What?

- He knew.

Right before he went on that damn assignment.

- I'm so sorry.

- Yeah, I don't believe you.

- I'm telling you the truth.

- No. I thought about this.

And this is exactly what you guys do.

- [scoffs] - It's your MO.

You knew he was gonna do this.

- No, I didn't.

- I don't believe you. - I'm telling the truth.

- Yeah, whatever.

- MALCOLM: Hey. - [sighs]

- You okay? - No.

I'm not.

- I'm sorry.

- I'm just numb.

- ♪

- I'm sorry.

- Don't say you're sorry.

I did it too.

- I don't know what else to say.

- Neither do I.

- Babe, I'm here for you.

- That's how all this started.

- I didn't mean for any of this to happen.

- Does anyone ever mean for it to happen?

- No.

- Well, it did.

- I-- - Don't say you're sorry.

- I wasn't gonna say I'm sorry.

I was gonna say that I love you.

- Malcolm. - No, I do.

I do, and...

I'm not gonna stop it.

I can't.

- [sighs] This is so crazy.

- I know.

- You're married.

- I know.

- I want you to...

hold me.

- There's nothing wrong with that.

- Make love to me.

- ♪

- There's nothing wrong with that either.

Babe, I'm here. Okay?

Alright? - Yeah.

- It's gonna be better when we're together.

- [knocking at door]

- Hey. - Hey.

Can I come in? - Yeah, come on.

How you doing?

- Good.

- I haven't seen you in a while.

Been on assignment?

- Yeah. - Okay.

- I'm getting ready to head back now.

- You looking for Malcolm?

- No, 'cause I know exactly where he is.

- Where is he?

- He's at my house fucking my wife.

- ♪

- What?

- Yeah.

- ♪

- Andrew. - No, watch it.

- ♪

- SARAH: [moaning]

- Look, I am so sorry.

- So my husband is sleeping with your wife?

- Yes.

- That son of a bitch.

- Look, I am so sorry about this.

- How long?

- For months now.

- Months? - Yeah.

- And you didn't tell me?

- Sorry, I was on the assignment.

- So he's making me think I'm crazy, he's making me

think that it's me. - Yeah,

that's the type of shit that he does.

- I cannot believe this.

- I couldn't believe it either.

- And Sarah.

- Yeah, Sarah.

- She pretended to be my friend.

She looked me in my face and she lied to me.

And you said for months? - Yeah.

- How many months?

- Two, three months before I left for the assignment.

- And you never confronted them?

- No.

- Why not?

- Because I was trying to build a case for divorce.

- You strong.

You are strong, 'cause I would have lost it.

- No, I am losing it.

But sometimes patience is needed for the win.

- See? That's that FBI shit, I don't like it.

- No, no, no, nobody deserves to be cheated on.

- Your wife lied to me in my face.

- She was lying to my face as well.

- I was talking to her about my husband.

- Yeah.

- I was telling her how he wouldn't touch me.

And the whole time, it was because he was too busy

touching her.

- I understand that.

- Damn it.

- Listen to me.

I didn't want you to find out this way,

but I had to tell you what was going on.

- Son of a bitch.

- Here.

- What is this?

- It's the key to my house.

- Is he there?

- Yes.

- Now?

- Yes, he is.

- Okay, so he's been there every night.

- I don't know about that but...

here's the password to my doorbell camera.

- What?

- You can log in and look at the past 60 days,

and you can see for yourself.

- He's there right now?

- Yes, he is.

- Okay.

Alright.

- I'm sorry about this.

- I'm sorry too.

- ♪

- Yeah, man, I don't even think The Highest likes women.

- What?

- He's never with the women.

He's only with River or William.

And he's talking about us.

I mean, come on. - Like what--

- Brother Lewis?

- Brother River.

- You have something to say?

- No, sir.

- I heard you talking about The Highest.

- Um, we were just wondering if he'd take one of the women

as his wife.

- Well, why would he do that?

He's The Highest.

- Well, can I just say what's on my mind?

- Of course. You know how they roll.

- I mean, I would have a couple wives.

- Well, he can't. He's pure.

- [laughing]

I got you.

- What's funny?

- Uh, nothing.

- You know this would make him really upset

to hear about this.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

- I'm sure it'd make him upset to hear about you, too, brother.

- What about me?

- ♪

- We've all got something that brought us here, brother.

- ♪

- You be careful.

- And I suggest you do the same.

- I will.

- To the Raku.

- To the Raku.

- [crickets chirping]

- I prepared something for you to eat.

- No, I can't eat.

- William.

- No, I can't eat.

Why do you keep trying to make me?

- Well, you never eat.

- He tells us when I can eat.

- Are there others that he tells when they can eat?

- We don't talk about that.

- But I think you want to.

- Why are you talking to me?

- Because you remind me of myself--

- I'm a man. - Yes.

I know.

But because of that, you need to know something.

When a man feels like he's tired of something,

he does something about it.

- What are you talking about?

- ♪

- Strength is beautiful.

- Well, strength is in The Highest.

- Yes, that's right.

- Why are you talking to me?

I mean, really?

- I told you.

- No, there's something else.

- I just like you.

- Nobody likes me.

Nobody but The Highest likes me.

- That is not true.

- Yes, it is, he told me.

That's why they talk about me,

and they ridicule me.

Nobody likes me at all.

I don't talk to none of the guys,

and only one or two of the girls talk to me.

- I will always talk to you.

- Thank you.

- You sure you don't want what I've prepared for you?

- He'll be so mad.

- How will he know?

- He always knows.

He punished me last time when I tried to eat,

and then it-- - Wha--what?

- I have to go. - No, William.

You need to know something.

- ♪

- There is no one more powerful here than you.

- What about The Highest?

- Right. Besides that.

You are in his ear.

You are a powerful warrior.

- River and Dikhan have his ear, I just have--

- What? What? You have what?

- Nothing.

I have to go. - No, William.

William.

- ♪

- ♪

- It's me, sir.

- Trying to get your head blown off?

- You said you needed to see me.

- What the hell is going on?

- I'm in, sir.

- And how deep are you in?

- All the way down to The Highest.

- So what's going on in there?

- Classic Waco.

Pure Jonestown.

- Then we need to shut that down.

- You can't.

Don't have enough evidence.

- You are in there, right?

- Yes, sir. I am.

- Are there any drugs?

- Not enough to put him away for life.

- MACK: Any amount will do.

He's an ex-con.

- Nah, but he's off probation, sir.

- Andrew. - ANDREW: Look.

I'm building one hell of a case here.

I just need more time.

- Are you with us?

- Yes, sir, I am.

- Why'd you stop communicating?

- Because they're watching me.

Look, sir, I'm close.

I'm real close.

- How'd you get out?

- They think I'm at the grocery store.

So I gotta get back.

- That's a long drive.

- I know, sir, but I got it. Trust me.

- I need your report.

- I can't do that, not while I'm in there.

- Well, give me something I can shut 'em down with!

- I need more time.

Give me more time.

- What do you think you can get?

- Everything.

Money laundering, assault...

drugs, possibly even murder.

- Murder? - Yeah.

When cult members defect, they just mysteriously disappear.

- Glad to hear you called it a cult.

- What else would I call it, sir?

- Okay.

- Well, I need to be getting back.

- Your wife?

- What about her?

- Did you see her?

- Yeah, she almost blew my cover.

So, yeah, I saw her.

- And how'd that go?

- What do you expect?

You know how that shit goes.

- Yeah. I do.

- Yeah.

I gotta go.

- Andrew?

- Yes, sir?

- When will you report in?

- As soon as I can.

- Okay. - ANDREW: Okay.

I'll see you soon.

- Andrew?

- Sir?

- Why'd you give 'em all your money?

- ♪

- You need to ask my wife that.

- What the hell do you mean?

- That bitch does not deserve a dime, Mack.

- Andrew? - Look, sir,

I need to get back right now,

or I'm gonna blow the whole operation.

- Okay.

- Thank you, sir.

- Andrew, next time you come here,

knock on the fucking door.

- Yes, sir.

- [sighs] Fuck.

- ♪

- Did you talk to William?

- Yeah.

- Did he tell you?

- Yeah.

- What happened in the punishment trailer?

- I fucked Dikhan again.

- How's that going?

- It's disgusting.

But he's trusting me.

- Is he?

- Yes.

I'm sure he will want me to go to him later.

I will get a copy of the key in that clay.

- Okay.

- Did you find out anything?

- Yes.

I think I found the mole.

- Who?

- Joan.

She was in the kitchen.

She told me she's working on a way to leave.

- What?

- Yes, and that she could get Tavia out.

- Can she get Cally?

- I don't trust her, Ruth.

- Where is she?

- I told Dikhan.

- What?

- Yes.

- Tally, that could have been our way out.

- No.

- Are you sure? - Yes.

I'm telling you.

- Damn it, Tally.

- Ruth, we are supposed to go straight to The Highest

with this kind of information.

- I know, but you should have let me talk to her first.

- I would have, but Dikhan came into the trailer.

- And what happened?

- He told her to go to the punishment trailer.

- Okay, well, I'll go and see her.

- How?

- He's a freak.

He likes when I whip them while we have sex.

- Just when I thought this shit couldn't get any weirder.

- Tally, you're not telling me anything that I haven't

thought about a dozen times, okay?

I'm gonna go talk to her.

- Ruth, I just think it's weird that she would talk to me

after the way she saw us banging on the door.

- Right, I mean--so, let's see what she says to me.

- Okay.

What did you do with the letter?

- I burned it.

We can't have that laying around.

- I was gonna suggest that.

- I'll be back.

- Listen, Ruth.

You're just gonna go to the punishment trailer?

- Unless you have a better idea.

- No, I don't.

- I'll see you back at the room.

- ♪

- Oh, Paula, how are you?

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

You need a doctor.

- How is she?

- She needs a doctor.

- It's not happening here.

- Please, she can die.

- How are you feeling?

- She can't talk.

- TALLY: Zane. - Please, can I at least

call Poison Control?

- There are no phones here.

- The Highest has a phone.

- TALLY: Zane.

- There's one in his Rolls Royce.

I can--I can use it and call and ask them--

- If you do that, you will be punished.

- I just want to help her.

- I know. - Please.

- Let her rest.

- She can't-- - TALLY: Little girl.

You need to get yourself together.

- ZANE: I can't.

- TALLY: Just make her as comfortable as possible.

Do you understand me?

- Is there anything in the kitchen that can help her?

- You can ask Elder Mother.

- No, she won't give her anything.

Sister Tally.

You know what works in there.

You and Ruth.

Please.

- You have to wait until all the lights are off everywhere.

- Yes.

- Try to get her something from the kitchen.

In the meantime, make sure she keeps throwing up.

- Okay. Okay.

- ♪

- How is she?

- [coughing]

- ♪

- The same.

- Well, you should go to bed.

- Yes, Elder.

- ♪

- What happened?

- I think you were right.

- What?

- No one was in there.

- He told her to go to the punishment trailer.

- Yeah, I know.

You were right. - Damn.

- You did a good thing.

- I almost didn't.

- I know.

- ♪

- You think she's gonna make it through the night?

- I don't know.

- I'm gonna try to go to the kitchen and get something

for her.

- That's a risk.

- Ruth, we can't just let her die.

- Let's wait for lights out first.

- Okay.

- ♪

- Hello.

- Hello.

- I tried to see you earlier.

- Why didn't you?

- Your watchdog didn't want me to.

- Dikhan.

- He's having Oliver follow me.

- Ah, he's jealous.

I'm sorry.

- Well, he has every right to be.

- Why is that?

- Because I get to sit at your feet.

- Ah. [laughs]

Thank you, my beautiful one.

- Do you need anything?

- No.

I'm trying to stay pure.

I feel a prophecy coming on.

- Well, I can't wait.

- Yes.

I feel like it's coming on the breath of the trees.

- Oh, that's beautiful.

- You are beautiful.

- Thank you.

- I would like for us to watch

an old movie tonight.

- I think that's a great idea.

- Yes.

Don't you just love the way that they speak?

The cadence? - Yes.

- We need to get back to that kind of class,

that kind of rhythm.

- I think that's a great idea.

- I do too.

I wanna make it a part of my prophecy.

- We will all love it.

- Mm.

Well, not all of us.

- Most of us.

- So there is dissension in the ranks.

- No, I--

We all love you.

- Come on.

You sound like Elder Mother.

- I mean, we do, but...

Have you thought about taking a wife?

- [laughing]

What?

- A wife.

Someone who could be the wife to The Highest.

- Women are beneath men.

- RIVER: Yes. - Why would I?

- We know that, but how powerful would it be

to have a wife?

- Where is this coming from?

I'm--I'm pure.

I can't lay with a woman.

- I just think that some of the members would be

shocked if The Highest took a wife.

Someone that they look up to.

Someone who is faithful and...

it would honestly...

- It would what?

- Stop some of the looks.

- What are you saying?

- You have a lot of male visitors, including myself.

- They are my cloak watchers.

What else would I do?

- Well, you can have them

and have a wife.

Just think about it,

for all the new members coming in.

- We believe that there is neither male nor female

in the Raku, why would I?

- I am not challenging you.

You have always been a man about optics,

and maybe that would be a good one for you to consider.

- I won't.

- Okay.

- And I don't wanna hear this again.

- Yes, I'm sorry, Your Highest.

- Have you lost your mind?

I'm pure.

I can't lay with a woman.

- Of course.

- Brother.

- Is Andrew back yet?

- No, sir, he's not.

- Okay.

- Brother, can I talk to you?

- Not now.

- Yes, Brother.

- What is it?

- Well, it's Elder Mother, sir.

- What about her?

- She let one of the members go with that horrible man.

- And what do you know about it?

- He's a bad person.

- Yes, he is.

- So why does she have to go with him, sir?

- The things you will learn as you rise up in the ranks.

- Yes, Brother.

- And River will tell you.

- Yes, Brother.

- Have you been following him?

- Yes, I have.

- Where's he been?

- Nowhere out of the ordinary, sir.

- Where is he now?

- He's in his trailer.

- Good.

- I'll make sure to stay on him.

- And let me know the second Andrew gets back.

- Yes, sir, I will.

- ♪

- Let me ask you something.

- Yes, Brother.

- Where you from?

- Alabama, sir.

- Ah.

Country boy.

Ideal views of life.

- Yes, Dikhan.

- Probably raised in the church.

- It's the Bible Belt, sir.

- Your mama's one of them hallelujah Black women, huh?

- Yes, she was. - [laughs]

- What would she think about you being here?

- She probably wouldn't be too happy, sir.

- You do know The Highest is higher than Jesus, right?

- I have learned that, sir.

- And don't you forget it.

- Yes, sir.

- Stop asking questions about these girls.

- Yes, sir.

- It doesn't look good on you, soldier.

- Yes, sir.

- Have a good night.

- All praise be to the Raku.

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