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[whirring]

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[breath whooshing]

[clicking]

[rattling]

[squishing]

[wind chime tinkles]

[thunder rumbles]

[wind chime tinkles]

[panting]

[soft snoring]

[discordant rattling]

[whispering voices]

Dan.

[whispering voices]

Dan wake up.

[whispering voices]

Oh, Dan.

- [discordant whooshing] - [whispering voices]

[discordant music]

[lamp clicks]

[thunder rumbles]

[suspenseful music]

- [rattling] - [suspenseful music]

Stop it!

Thank you.

[tense music]

[exciting, droning music]

[Man] It's not what [speaker cut off by squishy thud].

[man groans]

[lightning cracks]

[woman screams]

[rain patters]

[sighs] Should've locked the door.

[grunting]

Oh, geez.

[grunting]

Fuck!

[door clacks]

[grunting]

[panting]

Bastard!

- [door thuds] - [thunder rumbles]

[washer hums]

- [doorbell rings] - [jagged music]

[tense music]

Anita.

There you are.

Almost forgot what you look like.

Huggers?

That was rude.

- Smoke inside? - Of course not!

[jagged musical flourish]

This your home?

- My husband's home. - Husband!

That real?

Yes.

Mother of fuck.

He's well off.

Or his family was.

He's a lecturer.

Adorable.

How long?

Three years, five years together.

No, I mean, how long you been out?

Five years.

Jumped right into it, didn't you?

Kids?

Adorable.

We like to do outdoorsy stuff, okay?

That sounds retarded.

Did you tell him about me?

- Of course! - Liar.

On our first date, I did.

[Anita] What did he say?

- He was understanding. - Hmm.

And his name is Dan?

Yes!

Dan the man.

- Just Dan! - Just Dan, adorable.

Why are you being so aggressive, darling?

[Anita] Darling?

- Why- - Because you never call.

The phone works both ways, darling.

Suppose you're right.

Tea?

With scotch in it.

Lovely.

[water gurgles]

Dan said it's a good one.

It's all the same once it's in your gut.

Now, now, darling, don't sulk.

I should've called, I'm very sorry,

but the important thing is that we are here now, isn't it?

Suppose.

Don't suppose.

Know.

Yeah, I know.

Good.

So, what is it, Catherine?

What's what?

Why did you call me?

Of course.

I caught Dan watching it again.

What's it?

Pook, por...

pornography.

The worst kind of pornography.

He promised me he'd stopped.

He went to counseling.

What good is working on your illegally

libidinous shortcomings if you're not making

a lifetime commitment to destroying them?

It was the middle of the night.

His office door was closed

and there was that glow under the door,

so I went to look through my peephole.

Peephole?

Mm hmm.

He was on his laptop.

And that means?

Dan, of course!

Door closed, laptop on, three in the morning.

But how do you-

Because I just know!

Well, go ahead, just judge away, Anita, judge away.

So what the fuck happened?

What do you mean what happened?

Do I have to spell it out for you?

I caught him watching it again,

and so I stabbed him in the side of the head.

What?

Right into the temporal lobe.

- Is he dead? - Yes!

I imagine he is.

What, you ain't sure?

Well, I mean, if he's not at the moment,

I can't imagine that he'll last much longer.

Where the bloody hell is he?

Upstairs, in the closet.

Like you.

No, not like me.

I'm not in the closet.

He is literally in the closet.

Fucking bambino Jesus Christo!

That's a dead man.

Appears so, doesn't it?

You gave him the death sentence.

Affirmative.

No, I mean, shit.

I mean. [pants]

What are you doing? [chuckles]

MJ, gotta do the MJ.

MJ gets my head right.

Would you like a cigarette?

Oh, yeah, that would be fun.

[door clacks]

Dan.

Catherine.

Hi.

[Dan chuckles]

Sorry.

I'm really sorry I'm so late.

I just arrived myself.

I had this lecture, and it just ran over.

- I would've called- - No apologies necessary.

I absolutely understand.

When I was a student, my long-winded essays

most likely kept teachers late.

Meaning that I get it.

Well, I mean, you know, if your essays

were half as poetic as your emails,

I think that the teachers would delight in their overtime.

Do you bring all of your dates here?

[laughs] All of my dates.

Ah, no, no.

I don't date very much.

Work is...

I work too much for casual dating,

so, you know, I'm new to all of this,

and, in fact, I have a confession.

What?

I've never been on an online date before.

[Catherine chuckles]

What?

Nothing.

All right.

Well, I'm not one to interrogate a woman on a first date.

Okay.

I didn't tell you everything online,

but I was very honest in my profile

when I said that I'd never been on a, um.

Been on an online date.

No, not just an online date.

I've never been on a date.

You're kidding.

No.

You've never been on a date?

Never.

What a crime.

[Catherine chuckles]

Thank you for the compliment.

It's okay.

But it is true.

This is my first time sitting across from a man.

- A man. - In any type

of romantic setting that might lead to romance,

you know, something, if you were to like me.

[graceful music]

[birds tweet]

I need you to go to the store and get a bow saw.

A bow saw?

A pink one, if you can find it.

Hell.

We need to dismember him.

Shit.

Dismember and burn him.

Fuck.

Then hose the place down.

Speaking of, after you go to the bow saw store,

I need you to go to another store

and get some cleaning supplies.

Bin bags, bleach, sponges.

A bow saw at one store.

Cleaning supplies at the other.

To avoid suspicion.

Obviously.

Obviously.

You coming with?

I can't, I'm known in town.

Of course.

Of course.

But nobody knows me.

Correct.

Correct.

[birds tweet]

That's why you called me.

I'm your undercover scummer.

[birds tweet]

[discordant music]

[skittering]

[door creaks]

What have you been saying, Mother?

Catherine, my name is Dr. Charmaine Johnson,

and I'd like to ask you a few questions, all right?

By all means, Charmaine.

Do you know why you're here?

Do you blame your mother?

I blame her for ratting on Anita.

Look, I don't cause trouble.

I do all my chores.

A model teenager.

The girl talks to herself.

And you know she hardly eats,

and, when she does eat, she just giggles with Anita,

giggles at the carrots, giggles at the potatoes,

giggles at the whole bloody stew.

- May I? - Talking with Anita,

- giggling with Anita. - May I?

Anita, Anita, Anita, fucking Anita

the past fucking eight years.

[banging]

May I interject?

Go ahead, Catherine.

- All the children- - Betty-

- In our street- - Give Catherine

room to respond.

Thank you, Charmaine.

I simply don't care what Mother thinks.

My life with Anita is one of balance and dignity.

It's not my fault she's threatened by her.

I'm just happy to spend time with my friend.

[Young Anita] Wanna swing on the swings?

Oh, my darling Kit Kat, you are a laughingstock.

I'm not a laughingstock, Mother, and it's Catherine.

Yes, you are, Kit Kat.

I'm not.

I'm special.

And I don't mean special in the way

in which one refers to a retard,

out of some abstract concept of respecting what we pity.

I'm literally special.

[droning music]

Catherine, Detective Reese will be joining us.

Nothing to be afraid of.

[eerie music]

Shit!

- [eerie music] - [Catherine panting]

Oh, dear.

- [eerie music] - [Catherine pants]

Okay, let's go.

[jagged music]

Fuck.

- [eerie music] - [Catherine pants]

[staccato, droning music]

[skittering music]

How are you this evening?

Yeah, wonderful.

Yeah.

So, what can I get you?

Red?

What's the nicest red that you have?

For red, I'd recommend-

No!

No, thank you, I just don't drink.

I take things that won't work.

You feel free to drink.

I'm not an alcoholic or anything,

so it's not like I'll salivate

like a hungry rat if I see it.

[Dan chuckles]

We're okay, thank you.

You really could have ordered it.

No, no, no.

I agree, I think that it's best

for people to meet under the eyes of sobriety.

[chuckling]

Fuck.

It's like welcome to dead house in here.

Tick tock, darling.

[staccato music]

[singing in foreign language]

Lovely.

[singing in foreign language]

Fab.

[singing in foreign language]

Good thinking, Anita, we're obviously

- gonna need more than one. - [banging]

Did you hear that?

Did anyone follow you?

What's that?

[Anita] What?

That.

[banging]

Fuck, Dan's back from the dead!

Pull yourself together!

[Anita gasping]

Pink!

God.

Need help?

Oh, for the love of...

I got it.

Okay.

- [singing in foreign language] - [Catherine pants]

[eerie, tense music]

Hello, sweetheart.

Nice bow saw.

I'm sorry I'm running late, I had to take a detour,

but I think you're gonna really like it.

[suspenseful music]

[birds cry]

Nice cast.

I learned from the best.

Hey, hey.

[droning, piercing music]

[spider skitters]

[Anita] What was it?

Nothing.

Was it Dan?

Dan the man?

What's wrong?

Nothing.

You are surprisingly good at this, Anita.

[dramatic orchestral music]

Did you ever get over your fear of being touched?

[Anita] Not the back of the neck.

[Catherine] Did your girlfriends respect your boundaries?

The last one didn't.

She got drunk and grabbed my neck.

And she knew you couldn't be touched there?

And she did it regardless?

Now that you're back, I won't let anybody harm you,

just like the old days.

That's why you called me, right?

Called you?

Yeah, you want me to off her.

Off who?

Your ex-girlfriend.

Catherine.

What?

You called me.

What?

You called me up.

Are you demented?

You called me up.

You called me 'cause you wanted me to help you-

I was in a happy marriage.

I didn't need you showing up

and ruining it all for me again.

[soft sultry singing in foreign language]

Terribly sorry, darling, I don't know what came over me.

Catherine, maybe you should call the police.

Call the police, Catherine.

I'm not going to do that.

You need help.

I'm not calling the police.

Are you fucking crazy?

Crime of passion.

Crime of passion, my ass.

You're funny, Anita.

Now help me bag this bastard up.

[staccato music]

[Dan] Honey, I'm home.

[skittering, staccato music]

Look at me, Dan.

I bared my soul to you,

every single dark crevice, and you've kept this from me.

I trusted you.

I didn't know how I should-

I want children, Dan.

So do I.

How can we with this history?

What?

What are you talking about?

I am so sorry, I will never, ever, ever, ever do this again.

Please.

You need help.

[staccato musical flourish]

[groans] Do I have to be here for this?

For a girl who loves goosebumps,

you sure are queasy, darling.

[squishing]

You better double-bag it.

[squishing]

[droning music]

[whispering voices]

Oh, not now.

[thumping]

There are three ways to kill a fish in angling.

One is you cut their throat.

You go in here and cut the blood vessels to the gills.

Or you can hit it on the head, like this.

Or you can brain-spike them here.

I find the brain-spike to be the kindest way

to send them to fishy heaven.

Look away if you're squeamish, princess.

[squishing]

[droning music]

[squishing]

I'm a monster.

He's the monster, if you ask me.

Thank you.

[buzzing]

[droning music]

[fire crackles]

[Dan] So you're feeling a bit under the weather, eh?

What?

Sick, I mean, are you sick, are you on?

Sick?

Yeah, because you said you're taking,

- that's why you can't. - Oh, because I said

- I was taking- - Yeah.

Yes.

No, I'm not sick.

What? [laughs]

I was sick.

I'm not anymore.

Okay,

Say that we like each other.

- Uh huh. - And we become a couple.

Oh. [chuckles]

You are on the site because you

want to be in a relationship?

That I am.

Cool, good.

So we both wanna be in relationships.

And once you're in a relationship,

you find out these things about your partner

that maybe they're hiding early on

so as not to scare the other person off

and be left in the dust.

Right?

That is how relationships work, right?

Yes. [laughs]

Yes, I guess.

What's so funny?

You.

Why are you laughing at me?

Oh, my God, no, no, no, oh, I'm so sorry.

No, I'm not laughing at you, I'm laughing with you.

With me?

I don't understand, I'm not laughing.

I was trying to be honest with you about something personal.

Yeah, yeah.

I think, you know, when someone says

they're laughing with you,

what they're trying to say is they like you.

Oh.

I didn't know that.

Do you like me?

Yeah, yeah.

I think you're very funny

and, yeah, I like you.

Yay.

You like me.

[laughing]

So, anyway, would you like to hear what's wrong with me?

[Dan] Yeah, sure.

[thudding]

[Catherine panting]

Yeah, yeah, that's exactly right.

I'm completely at a loss.

I know.

Listen, I'm ashamed,

I'm ashamed that I haven't called earlier.

Yeah, well, I thought that I could do it myself.

Yeah, well, I'm feeling pretty scared right now.

Listen, I've tried, but she just won't.

Who are you talking to?

[suspenseful music]

Who are you talking to?

Catherine!

Is that him?

Parts of him.

Did you clean his office?

- Yeah. - Hardwood floors?

- Yeah. - Closet?

- Cleaned. - Good girl.

Now, who the fuck are you talking to, darling?

You asked me here to help.

Do you call that helping?

Seriously, Anita, when did you become so demented?

You know what they'll do to me.

They'll send me back there again,

and, this time, they won't ever let me out.

Is that what you want?

No!

This is batshit crazy, Catherine.

You have a short memory of what that actually is.

Now go and start a fire!

[Anita] Catherine, I really-

We are not calling the police!

[droning music]

[staccato musical flourish]

[light buzzes]

Where the hell were you?

Being grilled by this one.

You've confessed?

Yeah, told them I did everything.

Good girl.

[Detective] Catherine.

What?

My name is Detective Reese.

I know you've been through a lot tonight.

[giggling]

[Anita yawns]

I know, I'm trying.

Knock it off, Anita.

Catherine, why do you think you're here?

Listen, Detective Reese, my grades

are of the highest merit,

I don't smoke, drink, or take drugs,

and I'm still a virgin, so, please,

tell me where the problem exists.

Now, if you'd be so kind as to let us return home,

Anita and I are writing a novella.

A novella?

That's exciting.

What's it about?

It's about an all-mighty girl

who can change into a zebra

when her human father sneaks into her room at night.

It's based on your family.

Is that okay with you?

Yeah, as long as it makes me look powerful.

Powerful?

You're a god in this.

Okay, I'll do the illustrations.

Its called Zebra Girl.

Once it's published, girls all over the world

will know that they can have zebra powers, too.

[giggling]

How does the story end?

- [whispering] - [giggling]

Anita says that, in the end, Zebra Girl

mauls her human father.

She bites off his head and slowly digests it

inside of her acidic, zebra stomach,

and then she shits him out of her soul.

Happy ending. [laughs]

[fire crackles]

Did you ever finish it?

Well, our original ideas would have

manifested itself in life.

Dan said it deserved a truly happy ending.

Adorable.

I can't believe you told him about it.

Yeah.

Prince Charming comes along and accepts Zebra Girl

for her wickedly beautiful stripes.

[fire crackles]

[skittering]

Catherine.

[skittering]

Catherine.

I need to ask you a few more questions about tonight.

You just take your time and answer when you're ready.

How does that sound?

Okay, good.

Now, to the best of your recollection,

walk me through the sequence of events,

beginning with your father entering your bedroom.

Anita and I were playing in our room.

No, we were studying in our room.

19th century literature.

[giggling]

You were studying in your room and?

[tinkling music]

It's all a bit of a blur.

[lamp clicks]

After we went to sleep,

I found myself reading with Daddy.

I thought I was dreaming.

He likes it when I hold one side of the book

and he holds the other.

Two people that love each other, holding paper.

Anita saw this and she exploded

into a fit of jealous rage.

[gasping]

Catherine.

There you are.

What I'm about to ask you next

may make you uncomfortable.

Don't you think if Daddy were trying to hurt me

that I would've been able to sort it out for myself?

Do you think I'm some internally vulnerable victim?

Well, I'm not that.

Trust me, I'm not the victim.

I told you, I'm Zebra Girl.

Catherine, I only asked to better understand

Anita's intentions.

Detective-

Catherine, there's an examination-

What do you mean by rape examination?

[Detective Reese] I didn't use those exact words.

[Catherine] I won't take it.

[Detective Reese] It would only help-

He didn't do anything.

I wish he were still alive.

If I were going to kill anyone, it would have been Mother.

[Detective Reese] Why?

Because she's a lonely, depressive,

pill-popping, blame-gamer,

and she hates me.

[Detective Reese] Why?

Because he likes me more than her.

[droning music]

? The itsy-bitsy spider ?

? Climbed up the waterspout ?

? Down came the rain ?

? And washed the spider out ?

? Out came the sunshine ?

? And dried up all the rain ?

? So itsy-bitsy spider ?

? Climbed up the spout again ?

- [knife rings] - [Catherine grunts]

[Detective Reese] I'm so sorry, Catherine.

- [droning music] - [Catherine gasps]

When I was 15, I killed my father.

[Dan chuckles]

You're that Catherine.

Yes.

Catherine Blick.

Are we ready to order?

No, we're not.

We'll signal you when we're ready to order.

[quiet music]

I mean, you were a national story.

Sorry.

Yeah, they never showed your picture.

The court said that because I had the knife waiting,

that it was premeditated.

My mother never believed me.

[moth flutters]

[banging]

[droning music]

[Father] Hi, sweetheart.

[droning music]

It was a very abusive relationship

between Daddy and Mother, and between her and me.

Most importantly, it was abuse between him and me.

I hate you.

I hate you!

[rod buzzes]

[Father whistling "Itsy-Bitsy Spider"]

[Catherine screams]

[Catherine sobs]

Catherine.

Look at me.

[Catherine whimpers]

It's okay.

It's all right.

Okay, that's it.

[Catherine cries]

No, I'm sorry.

Listen, Detective,

I suspect Anita will go away for a while,

for years in a juvenile correctional facility.

Good.

She could use it.

By then, she'll be 18,

and she'll be able to start over her life again.

Right?

[skittering]

? The itsy-bitsy spider ?

? Climbed up the waterspout ?

? Down came the rain ?

[knife rings]

[droning music]

[Dan] Were you in adult prison?

What?

Sorry, adult prison.

Prison, no.

I wasn't in there.

[droning music]

I was so lonely when Anita was gone,

and all the neurons were functioning

the way the doctors desired.

[laughing]

[droning music]

I had to go off my medication

just to feel like myself again.

[grunting]

[Yong Catherine] Get off, get off!

Get off me!

Get off me, don't!

[thudding]

This is what happens when you fake swallow, Catherine.

[droning music]

The cycle went on for years.

That's why I was trapped there til I was 26.

I had to care no more.

Thought I'd die a virgin.

[graceful music]

Catherine, thank you.

For what?

For your unadulterated honesty.

You're an inspiration.

[Catherine laughs]

To who, Jack the Ripper?

[Dan chuckles]

You can leave now.

I'll understand.

Leave?

I'm not leaving.

This feels like the beginning

of a never-a-dull-moment romance.

Plus, I'm a square and

you're absolutely stunning.

I am, I am better, for quite some time now.

The medicine really does help.

To leaving the past where it belongs.

Since you're still sitting here,

I suppose it's your turn.

My turn for what?

Your turn to tell me any dirty little secrets

I'd eventually discover two years into our marriage.

Um.

[fire crackles]

Do you know what he told me his dirty little secret was?

That he liked reality television.

And you believed him?

Wow, that was stupid.

Brave, but stupid.

Stupid is as stupid does.

[fire crackles]

- [thudding] - [Catherine grunts]

Look at this one, it's a real beaut.

That is a Gertrude Jekyll rose.

I hide myself within my flower,

that, wearing on your breast,

you, unsuspecting, wear me, too,

and the angels know the rest.

Oh, okay.

Okay, hold on, we're going in the house.

That's it, come on, you're coming with me.

And we're not gonna leave the house for a very long time.

Sorry, Jekyll rose.

[Dan laughs]

[gentle music]

[water hisses]

[staccato musical flourish]

[fluttering music]

[Dan] Okay, so what if it's a boy?

[Catherine] Then I'll love him forever.

[Dan] What if it's a breadstick?

[Catherine laughs]

[Catherine] Then I'll love it forever.

[Dan] What a great mom.

[Catherine laughs]

Dan.

[Dan] Mm hmm?

You're good, right?

What do you mean?

[Catherine] Come on, you know.

[Dan] Catherine.

I'm just being cautious.

You know how much work that I've done, you know.

Wow, wow.

What a way to start a family.

- I just need to be sure. - You wanna see my laptop?

Do you wanna see it?

You can go through it, you can scroll through it.

You can do what you want.

To answer your question, I am good.

I'm good.

Okay.

Sorry.

I just need to be sure.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, too, I'm sorry.

You know I love you so much.

You've just gotta trust me.

I do.

I really do.

[Doctor] So, for example, the Risperidone

you've been on for several years,

is associated with a higher risk

of malformations in the first trimester.

How about after?

After that, the risks increase,

and vary at different stages of your pregnancy.

The stats are based off limited studies, though.

There are newer forms of low dosage antipsychotics

you can try that reduce the risk of side-effects.

Dr. Anto, thank you so much for your time.

Catherine, we should talk about options.

We will.

Let's go, sweetie.

Dan, please, keep me informed of your decision

so that we can monitor her properly.

[sighs] I will.

Her mental health is just as important as the baby.

[Dan] We know.

[gentle music]

Fuck.

Fuck.

A little you.

When's it popping out?

In six months.

So that's really why you called me.

It could've been so perfect,

if he wasn't such a,

if he wasn't such a pervert.

Lie down with me.

[droning music]

[toilet gurgles]

- [droning music] - [whispering voices]

[droning music]

[whispering voices]

[droning music]

Hey.

How are you doing?

We're alive.

[Dan] Is she moving yet?

We're always moving.

Why are you so late?

Listen, Catherine, Dr. Anto, she's really-

Shut the fuck up.

Oh, okay, okay.

Please, don't.

It's really important that we start

making our appointments, okay?

How was school?

Yeah, you know, it's the usual.

I've got loads of paperwork to do.

Of course you do, darling.

I'll be up in my office.

Okay.

We're good?

Perfect.

Okay.

[tinkling music]

Pervert.

[eerie, droning music]

[rain patters]

[vacuum whirs]

[whimpering]

[droning ambient music]

Oh, shh.

Catherine, you're burning up.

Did you take your pills?

You told me not to.

Did I?

Nurse!

Help me.

Nurse!

- Catherine, help me. - I'm trying.

Nurse, there's a sick little girl in here!

Nurse!

[rumbling ambient music]

[spider skitters]

- [water patters] - [droning music]

[whispering voices]

[door thuds]

[droning, skittering music]

[whispering voices]

We're sorting it, zip it.

See, Mommy's here to protect you.

Mommy will always be here to protect you.

[droning, skittering music]

[insects chirrup]

[singing in foreign language]

[whispering voices]

Hurry, and lets call Anita.

- [drill whirs] - [singing in foreign language]

- [girls giggling] - [singing in foreign language]

- [drill whirs] - [singing in foreign language]

You know what he's doing, Catherine.

[whispering voices]

You know he's in there.

[man laughing]

You know what you have to do.

[insects chirrup]

I've gone and gotten ourselves into another mess, haven't I?

[insects chirrup]

[droning ambient music]

? The itsy-bitsy spider ?

? Climbed up the waterspout ?

[chuckling]

? Down came the rain ?

? And washed the spider out ?

? Out came the sunshine ?

? And dried up all the rain ?

? And the itsy-bitsy spider ?

? Climbed up the spout again ?

- Help me. - [laughing]

Daddy.

Hi, Catherine!

Catherine.

Hi, Catherine.

[laughing]

- We're here. - Catherine, help me.

Catherine, help me.

It's not what it [speaker cut off by squishing thud].

- [Dan groans] - [lightning cracks]

[Catherine gently cries]

You are not a victim.

No you're not a victim.

You're not a victim, you're not a victim,

you're not a victim.

- Where are you going? - I need to find Zebra Girl!

[droning music]

- So you did finish it? - Yes.

And with a happy fucking ending.

[droning music]

Where the bloody hell is it?

Got it.

I will show you I'm not a victim, Anita.

Prince Charming accepts Zebra Girl

and they live happily ever after.

[droning music]

[Catherine panting]

What is it?

[skittering music]

"For as she had always known,

"a zebra is simply just a painted horse.

"Sometimes you buck the horse,

"sometimes the horse bucks you.

"The end."

The bloody hell does that even mean?

I'll show you what it means.

[skittering music]

It means all along, I knew that perverted bastard

was nothing...

Oh my God.

[droning music]

What is it?

[droning music]

Oh, shit.

- You're so damn stupid. - [whispering voices]

[Catherine panting]

Tonight.

I'll be up in my office.

You've just gotta trust me.

[Catherine gasps]

I love you.

[Catherine sobs]

[Anita] Catherine!

[droning music]

Catherine, wait!

[staccato, skittering music]

[whispering voices]

Keep her safe.

I'm going to protect my little girl.

[whispering voices]

I'm not going to let anyone hurt her.

Oh my God.

I'll look after her and keep her safe.

You're not gonna be able to do that.

[staccato music]

I'm going to love her.

[droning, melancholic music]

[siren wails]

I just wanted a healthy baby.

[police band chatters]

I'm gonna miss you.

[police band chatters]

[Police Dispatch] All units are responding.

[door creaks]

I'm not alone.

[whispering voices]

Just one of nature's mistakes.

[Anita] You ain't no mistake.

You're Zebra Girl.

? Round ?

? Like a circle in a spiral ?

? Like a wheel within a wheel ?

? Never ending or beginning ?

? On an ever-spinning reel ?

? Like a snowball down a mountain ?

? Or a carnival balloon ?

? Like a carousel that's turning ?

? Running rings around the moon ?

? Like a clock whose hands are sweeping ?

? Past the minutes of its face ?

? And the world is like an apple ?

? Whirling silently in space ?

? Like the circles that you find ?

? In the windmills of your mind ?

? Like a tunnel that you follow ?

? To a tunnel of its own ?

? Down a hollow to a cavern ?

? Where the sun has never shown ?

? Like a door that keeps revolving ?

? In a half forgotten dream ?

? Or the ripples from a pebble ?

? Someone tosses in a stream ?

? Like a clock whose hands are sweeping ?

? Past the minutes of its face ?

? And the world is like an apple ?

? Whirling silently in space ?

? Like the circles that you find ?

? In the windmills of your mind ?

? Keys that jingle in your pocket ?

? Words that jangle in your head ?

? Why did summer go so quickly ?

? Was it something that you said ?

? Lovers walk along the shore ?

? Leave their footprints in the sand ?

? Is the sound of distant drumming ?

? Just the fingers of your hand ?

? Pictures hanging in a hallway ?

? And a fragment of a song ?

? Half remembered names and faces ?

? But to whom do they belong ?

? When you knew that it was over ?

? You were suddenly aware ?

? That the autumn leaves were turning ?

? To the color of his hair ?

? Like a circle in a spiral ?

? Like a wheel within a wheel ?

? Never ending or beginning ?

? On an ever-spinning reel ?

? As the images unwind ?

? Like the circles that you find ?

? In the windmills of your mind ?

[pulsing jazz music]

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[graceful, sinuous music]

[singing in foreign language]