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[male narrator] It was an ordinary day.

There were nine of us, most of us strangers.

We were all in the bank.

Let's do this thing.

All for different reasons. And then..

Now.

...in an instant, our lives changed.

This will all be over in five minutes.

52 hours later, we came out of there no longer strangers

bonded forever by what we went through.

Two people are dead. One of them was shot with my gun.

There was nothing that you could've done about Eva.

- What are you doing here? - You could use some company.

- Randall needs a new liver. - So what do we wanna do?

We have to try, for Eva.

He should have to answer for her.

Tell me what we need to do to convince Randall.

Only one thing will change his mind.

- What is that? - Me.

I'll give you a piece of my liver.

You and me, brother.

[Franny] 'I gotta talk to you about Carlos, Eva's ex.'

He keeps calling saying he needs money

and threatening to take Ricky if I don't pay him.

Eva's ex did some time at Corcoran.

Randall Reese was at Corcoran.

What happened in there?

Eva had absolutely nothing to do with this.

[birds chirping]

[dog barking]

[siren wailing]

- 'We can still get out!' - No. They got it covered.

- 'We'll go out the back way.' - He's right.

The firepower's in front. They may not know there's a back way.

We need car keys. Now!

Take mine, it's the blue 4-door

outside on your left as you go out.

- Come on! - Let these people walk away?

[Randall] 'Not way. You go ahead.'

The way's clear, you call me.

'I'll come with the money.'

[groaning]

That man's really hurt.

Is it alright if the doctor and I

go there and help him? We won't cause trouble. Promise.

[telephone ringing]

Please.

[telephone ringing]

Okay, okay. Okay.

One goes, everybody goes. On your feet.

Come on! Let's go! On your feet! Back out front.

Oh, I wish somebody would make up their mind.

- 'Mother, please.' - 'Let's go!'

Easy, easy, easy, easy. Don't do anything.

I need something to raise his head with.

Here, take it.

[telephone ringing]

Hey, listen.

There was another girl here. It was my daughter.

Yeah, I saw her.

I don't know where she went.

No go.

The phone keeps on ringing.

- Must be the cops. - You gotta pick up.

You don't, they'll assume the worst. They'll come right in.

You...come here.

I'll talk to 'em.

No. She's gonna talk.

'I'll be listening.'

Look at me before you say anything. Got it?

[telephone ringing]

[Lucas] 'Pick up.'

Hello.

[man on telephone] 'This is Lieutenant Dan O'Neill'

'with the LAPD. Who am I talking to?'

Eva Rios. I'm a teller at the bank.

[Dan on telephone] 'Okay, Eva. Is anybody hurt in there?'

- No. - 'How many robbers are there?'

[Eva] 'Four.'

There's something going down on this plaza.

[Dan on telephone] 'Okay. You're doing great. How many hostages are there?'

- Uh, I think about ten. - 'I see cops.'

They're getting ready to enter. Three, four, five on the move!

My son is Ricky Rios. He's at Blessed Heart Academy.

Please get him to my grandmother's.

We're goin' outside. Come on.

I'll go. She'll be too nervous.

You need someone who'll stay calm.

Back off.

It'll be okay.

[siren wailing]

[indistinct shouting]

[Lucas] 'I'm gonna count to five!'

Everybody hasn't started backing up

I'm gonna start shooting!

One...two...three!

Eva!

I thought you were delaying Lucas and Randall's

preliminary hearing till after they got outta the hospital.

Turns out we can't. The defense didn't agree.

So we gotta hold the hearing by Thursday

to make the 10-day deadline.

Can't believe they'll be well enough for that.

They're not. The hearing is in the hospital day after tomorrow.

- That'll be a circus. - I think that's the idea.

I'm bringing in all your friends for a meeting this afternoon.

I'll need you to be there... as a witness, okay?

Not a DA or someone who thanks me in private

as much as I like that.

Sure.

Anything else show up linking Randall and Carlos Vega

other than their prison time?

No, because we haven't been looking for a connection.

You said there was no way Eva Rios was involved.

- I was just wondering. - Okay, wait, wait, wait.

You're saying they could've been involved?

'Cause we're preparing a case that says

Lucas and Randall worked on their own.

Now if that's wrong, I need to know right now.

It's not. I'm just curious.

Okay.

[Egan] 'It's a schoolboy's fantasy'

'completely childish, but..'

...it's something I've always wanted to do.

You've wanted to go horseback riding and you've never done it?

Nope. Any interest in joining me?

'Most places keep the horses to a walk.'

I found a stable in Topanga Canyon that let's 'em run.

Sorry. The only running I do is from my ex.

Ah, I guess those feelings never really dissipate, do they?

[Nick] 'Well, there's that.'

Plus the ongoing issue of spousal support.

Oh, yes. Uh, and about that, uh, money, I mean.

I don't want you thinking I expect to freeload.

- Forget it. - No, no, no.

Some form of rent's only appropriate.

You're my guest. End of discussion.

Alright...if you insist.

I'm off.

Ride 'em, cowboy.

Three in the morning is not a time to be

coming back home from work. It's time to be in bed.

It's the job I can get, grandma, and it's good money.

Ricky, hurry up, or we're gonna be late.

Why does his teacher want to see you for anyway?

He's getting in trouble. Bad grades, fights.

How'd he do last night?

Like always. He...he cried.

He asked for Eva.

Do you think he's getting worse?

He sure is not getting better.

[siren wailing]

Uh, you know, you don't have to come in here to do this.

You could use the ATM outside.

- Oh. - Yeah. It's perfectly safe.

I mean, there's cameras watching the whole time.

I prefer eyes that look back at me.

I heard that about you.

[siren wailing]

Mary.

- Good to see you. - Malcolm.

I bring you greetings from the corporate mother ship.

Things good up there?

Last I heard, we were making money, so yes.

How's it here?

Um, back to normal, more or less.

Listen, the real reason I'm here is that we have a problem.

It's about the guard who was killed during the robbery.

- Tom Mitchell. - What's wrong?

His widow's initiated a wrongful death action against us.

Judith is suing the bank?

- The bank and you. - Me? Why?

They're claiming negligence.

You were his direct supervisor

so you're responsible... in theory.

Malcolm, what the hell happened?

You don't have to worry about any legal fees

or potential liability.

You're indemnified by the bank

so everything's covered.

Have you offered her a settlement?

A very generous one

and the counteroffer was simply unreasonable.

Well, there must be a way to work this out.

I'm afraid it's an adversarial process, Malcolm.

And, um, she started it.

Hey, bro.

- How you feelin', Randall? - Like hell.

What do you think?

This is Carleton Fry.

He'll be your attorney at the hearing

and at trial if that's your choice.

Wait a minute.

I thought you were gonna be my lawyer.

We'll be mounting separate defenses.

It wouldn't be ethical for me to represent you and Lucas.

[Carleton] 'Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Reese.'

I did some research and come up with some interesting material.

Separate defenses? What does that mean?

We're not here to discuss trial strategy.

I thought...we were in this thing...together.

Not anymore.

[Sean] 'If we can go over'

'the terms of the preliminary hearing.'

So what's the story?

I'm the big, bad wolf, 'caused all the trouble?

Yeah. Something like that.

What was this for?

I was ready to check out for good, and you said, "No."

For what? To screw me over?

Have somebody to blame it all on?

It's complicated.

Oh.

Oh, I bet.

I want to talk to my lawyer alone.

[Sean] 'Of course.'

You brought me back to life.

Don't think you ain't gonna pay for that?

One!

- 'Don't shoot!' - Two!

- 'Hold your fire. Hold your--' - Three!

[gunshot]

Eva!

What's going on? Who did that?

It was an accident.

We are not shooting. You hear me?

We are not shooting.

[Jeremy] 'Hey there.'

- 'Hi.' - Hi.

Sorry if I woke you.

You didn't. I was just resting.

We're the first ones here?

Yeah, I haven't seen anybody else.

It's not so easy with your eyes closed.

You look, you look different.

Did you cut your hair?

It's the sweater and the pants.

They're Eva's.

I had a meeting with Ricky's teacher

and when we were in school, the nun's liked Eva

a lot more than me, so..

What's the problem?

Ricky's having a hard time

and his teachers think it's my fault.

According to Sister Michael, there are a bunch of books

on grieving children that I should have read.

Plus, I should have him in counseling and...oh

I shouldn't be working nights.

- I'm trying, you know-- - Hey.

You want me to take this Sister Michael into a back alley

somewhere and work her over a little bit?

- You can do that? - Yeah.

I'm Jewish. I have no fear of nuns.

[intense music]

[beeping]

That was pretty gutsy, getting that message out

about your son.

Well, you do what you have to.

Do you think Nick's in more danger in here

because he's a cop?

His name's Nick? You know him?

It's...hard to explain.

I feel responsible.

It's because of me he's in here.

Well, it's not like you invited these guys in here, right?

Yeah. Right.

[keyboard keys clicking]

[beeping]

Hey, hi. Mwah. How you feeling?

I'm fine, Egan. Thanks.

Well, if I may say, you look absolutely glowing.

Doesn't she look glowing, Malcolm? Glowing.

Why, thank you.

I guess now is as good a time as any to let everybody know

I'm pregnant.

Actually, um...we're pregnant.

Well, congratulations.

[Ed] Hello, everyone. Thanks for coming in on such short notice.

This is Assistant District Attorney Tim Marley.

He'll be prosecuting the case under my supervision.

He'll walk you through the preliminary hearing and, uh..

Excuse me. Does anyone know if Nick Cavanaugh is coming?

[male #1] 'Uh, 20.'

[male #2] 'To you.'

[indistinct chattering]

[male #1] 'Uh, forget it.'

Nick, I gotta get outta here.

I think everybody feels that way.

No, I have a son.

You know, he's seven.

It's just me and him. If anything happened to--

What's his name again, your son?

Ricky.

Well, I'm doing the best I can here.

If they release another hostage

I'll try to get 'em to choose you.

What about the others?

You can't have it both ways, Eva.

If you leave, somebody else has to stay.

Look, you're thinking about Ricky, right?

Yeah.

Then don't feel bad about it.

Thank you.

This is a hell of a first date, huh?

Well, at, at least we're getting to know each other.

Just so you know..

...I'm not really into the whole bondage thing.

Well, I hope we get a second date.

I really do.

We will.

[male #1] 'Nick.'

Yo.

Bet to you. In or out?

I'm in.

The preliminary hearing is just a first step.

A judge will hear a version of the evidence

from an officer and decide whether the case goes to trial.

- Which it will. - Why hold it in the hospital?

Why not wait and do it in court?

We asked for a postponement but the defense objected.

If the defense doesn't agree to the delay we gotta

'hold the hearing within ten days of the arraignment.'

Well, why did they object?

Because Lucas' lawyer is a shark.

There'll be a lotta press there

'and he wants pictures of Lucas looking sick'

to build sympathy for him for the potential jury pool.

At least that's what I assume it is.

That's why we need you all at the hospital

on the day of the hearing.

- So you want us to testify? - 'No.'

You just gotta show up, talk to the press

have your pictures taken.

Look...this isn't a case about a bank robbery

'or a hostage-taking.'

'This is about the killing of two people.'

'Eva Rios and Tom Mitchell.'

Now they should be here and they're not.

We need you there to stand for them

'to remind people who this is all for.'

[door buzzing]

[indistinct announcements]

Carlos Vega. I'm Kathryn Hale.

I'm with the LA DA's office.

I arranged your transfer to Lancaster

at the request of Franny Rios.

- You got me moved? - I did.

Well, then I owe you one. A big one.

Must be a relief to be out of Chino.

I'm guessing you were getting squeezed pretty bad.

Oh, yeah.

Guys wanted serious cash.

Like I had an ATM machine in there.

Tell me, what was Randall Reese like in Corcoran?

- I didn't know him. - No?

- No. Knew of him. - Mm-hmm.

He hung with skinheads.

And guys like him and guys like me, we don't really, uh..

...we don't really get together. You know what I mean?

It's just such a coincidence.

Twelve months after you and Randall were in Corcoran

he and your ex-girlfriend ended up in the same bank robbery?

Hey, well, I wouldn't know about that.

Unless it wasn't a coincidence.

What are you getting at, lady?

It's hard not to connect the dots, Carlos.

Eva, the bank, Randall, you.

You trying to stick this on me?

No, I'm just trying to figure out what happened.

Like, were you asking for money from Eva

before the bank robbery?

Okay, yeah. I was asking her for money.

But I had nothing to do with that bank robbery.

All I know about that is Randall was there

and the mother of my child was killed.

You've got three months left to do, right?

Yeah.

If I find any communication

between you and Randall Reese

I mean anything at all..

...I'm gonna make it my job to make sure

you spend the rest of your life in jail.

[intense music]

I got nothin' to say to you.

[banging on door]

[telephone ringing]

[ringing continues]

[Nick] You're seriously suggesting

Eva was involved in the robbery?

We both know that a lot of bank jobs

have someone inside. They came in smart.

Lucas and Randall

they took out the security cameras.

They knew about the back entrance.

- Yes, they did their homework. - Or, they had help.

Eva fits the profile. A low-paid employee.

Someone not in the bank long enough to develop a loyalty.

Except to her sister, who was also in there.

Eva has a criminal record.

A bogus auto theft charge when she was 19.

Maybe, but we know Carlos was pressuring her for money

and I found out that Carlos and Randall

did time in Corcoran together.

- Where did you get that? - Ed.

So I went to talk to Carlos.

- And what did he have to say? - Nothing.

The minute I asked about the bank, he clammed up.

You're a DA. You're talking about felony homicide.

Of course he clammed up.

Randall always treated Eva differently.

Until he shot her.

Well, maybe he shot her because she snapped.

Maybe she was in over her head

'and that's why she was freaking out.'

Why are you doing this?

You don't think this is hard for me?

I was trying to help Franny

and then Ed found out about Carlos and Randall.

I vouched for Eva and now I'm on the hook.

What if I'm wrong? How much do we really know about her?

Enough to know she wasn't involved in this.

She was broke and living in her sister's apartment.

I've seen people do worse for a lot less money

'than was in that bank, and so have you.'

If you were thinking like a cop

you'd say that we should pursue this.

Why didn't you bring this to me before?

Because I knew how you felt about her, and I just..

I wanted to have something solid.

Well, you don't.

And you should leave this alone.

My lawyer told me not to speak with you.

Mine told me the same thing.

Can we talk anyway, please?

Thank you.

- How you holding up? - Okay.

Good to see you.

Um, about this lawsuit..

...Tom worked for me for a long time

and you know how I feel about what's happened.

But I'm here to talk to you as a friend

to tell you to take the bank's settlement offer.

Why?

The company has a lot of lawyers, Judith.

They'll fight this thing for years.

They'll make it so expensive for you

that you'll quit, and you'll never see a dime.

- Did the company send you? - No. No, no, no.

Absolutely not. I came on my own.

You know what they offered?

$43,000.

Twelve years Tom worked there, the time he put in

and that's what they think his life is worth.

I don't know what to say.

I had no idea it was that little.

I don't think we should be talking.

Goodbye, Malcolm.

[gate creaking]

Grandma, I'm calling to see if Ricky's okay.

Like, is he crying or..

[instrumental music]

Oh, okay.

Well, just call me if he gets upset, okay? Anytime, really.

Okay. Besos.Bye.

Franny.

- Heading to work? - Hollywood nightlife waits.

A little something to get you there?

Yeah, thanks.

[music continues]

Looking good tonight.

Franny.

Oh, hey, Jeremy.

Um, this is Marco.

What's up, dude?

Shot?

Uh, no, thanks.

- Can we talk? - Sure.

[music continues]

About Lizzie--

Yeah, actually, um

that's great news for you guys.

The point being, I didn't know she was pregnant

when you and I got together.

It was her secret then, otherwise I never would've..

Okay.

And I've only known myself for a couple of weeks now.

I'm trying to figure out what it means--

Okay, stop, Jeremy, seriously.

You don't have to apologize.

I mean, look, we went through this thing.

We slept together once.

You don't owe me anything.

You know, we're not in a relationship.

And right now, I actually have to go to work.

[music continues]

I understand the company has to protect its interests, sir

but Tom Mitchell literally gave his life for the bank.

I'm aware of our responsibility to the shareholders, sir

but we..

'Yes, but..'

I understand.

No, thank you for speaking to me this late, Mr. Babbage.

Well?

They take her to court, Judith might win.

- She'll never see a penny. - Oh, you don't know that.

Judith has lawyers to look out for her.

You don't have to. Look, honey, can we please go?

If we're late, they're not gonna seat us until intermission.

Wait a minute. Wait.

Didn't we meet the chairman at that MS fund-raiser?

Malcolm, let it go.

- I can't do that. - Yes, you can, and you need to.

Do you know how long it's been since

we had a talk that wasn't about this place?

Dealing with the police and hiring new employees

and now this lawsuit--

You don't understand!

Okay, I'm their main witness.

They'll be using me against Judith.

How can I just let that happen?

'Honey, look, I know that you feel helpless in here.'

'There were things that you didn't see'

things that you couldn't control, Malcolm.

But is this really the way...to make up for it?

[instrumental music]

[knocking on door]

[Kathryn] 'Ed?'

Ed?

[instrumental music]

So did everything go okay last night at grandma's?

Yeah. She sang me a song.

She said she used to sing it for mama.

It's nice over at grandma's, isn't it?

With that big yard?

Yeah, and some kids from next door came over.

One of 'em said next time I go, I can ride his bike.

Ricky..

...you know how much I love you, right?

Sure, Aunt Franny.

Okay.

I just wanted to say it.

- 'Hold that fire.' - 'Nobody shoots without my go.'

[siren wailing]

I'm alright. I'm not hurt.

What was he saying to you?

Saying?

Just now.

Uh, I-I don't know.

[phone rings]

Kathryn Hale.

You know, that thing we were talking about before.

- 'Yes.' - Did you find anything else?

As a matter of fact..

You want to hear it?

Yeah.

Eva bought plane tickets to Phoenix

for herself and Ricky.

One-way.

The flights were the day after the robbery.

Where did you get that?

I can't tell you.

Well.

Alright. I'll look into it.

Bye.

[Malcolm] 'Sorry to keep you waiting, Mary.'

Malcolm, what's up? Why the call?

Well, I have been doing some research

for the lawsuit, and, uh

I dug up a few things I thought we should discuss.

What kind of research?

This is an e-mail that I sent last May 17 asking

corporate to consider installing bulletproof glass

for the tellers and metal detectors at the entrances

to improve security.

And this is the reply refusing that request

because corporate wants to project

"A homey and inviting image."

I guess bulletproof glass and metal detectors

don't exactly say "Home."

What are you doing, Malcolm?

This is another e-mail sent last September 23

asking that our security camera system be updated

from analog to digital.

And this is the refusal from corporate.

- Too expensive. - You don't want to do this.

This one's pertinent, "It's my proposal that

"we double the number of guards on duty at closing time

since that's when most robberies occur."

Again, refused by corporate. Too expensive.

So you're blackmailing the bank?

I just think it's important that corporate behave responsibly.

This is a mistake, Malcolm.

[telephone rings]

Kathryn Hale.

[Nick on telephone] 'She moved the ticket.'

What do you mean?

She moved the date of the flight

three times in the four weeks before the robbery.

A classic tell for someone on the inside.

The date of the job keeps changing

so they keep changing the getaway date.

So what do we do?

[indistinct chattering]

[siren wailing]

[elevator dings]

[indistinct announcement]

Hey.

What's up?

We need to talk to you about Eva.

[indistinct announcement]

So?

[clears throat]

We think there's a possibility

that Eva was involved in the robbery.

Maybe she helped Randall and Lucas plan it.

You're kidding, right?

[scoffs] Oh, my god. No.

- Hear us out. - No! No way.

We found her criminal record.

You mean that thing when she was 19?

[scoffs] I don't..

She was arrested because Celia Castro lived with us

for six months, and Celia was crazy.

Celia got everybody in trouble.

That was the only bad thing Eva did in her whole life.

You really believe this? You?

Look, we all know that Carlos was pressuring her for money.

Carlos was always asking her for money.

You think she'd rob a bank for it?

We're telling you this because if there's

anything to this, we need to know.

If the press or a lawyer gets ahold of this

'it'll be bad for everyone.'

How could you think this?

She bought a ticket

to leave town the day after the robbery.

So?

She was planning on living

with our cousins in Phoenix. Didn't think LA was working out.

She moved it three times. It's 100 bucks every time you rebook.

I know what money meant to her.

Are you gonna tell me she changed it for fun?

You really want to know why she changed that ticket?

Yeah.

Really?

It was because of you, Nick.

She changed her travel plans because of me?

She kept hoping that something would happen with you

so she changed her ticket just waiting for you to ask her out.

- Oh, come on. - I told her she was an idiot.

But you kept on coming in, giving her hope.

There you are. Uh..

Oh, sorry to interrupt. Um...it's starting.

[telephone ringing]

[indistinct chattering]

[Franny] 'What's he saying?'

What was at the scene

and what we said in our statements.

Hearsay? Thought they couldn't do that.

At trial they can't

but in a prelim, hearsay is admissible.

'He's done.'

And in ten minutes, the judge will rule

and this will be over.

Can't be too soon.

Are you alright?

What's happening?

Kathryn.

Randall's attorney has called Felicia to the stand.

- What? No. - Absolutely not.

Can't prevent it. It's Randall's right to question a witness.

- How could you let him do this? - We objected.

- Judge's giving him the leeway. - Then we're walking outta here.

That would be contempt of court.

The judge would issue warrants for your arrest.

- I don't wanna do this. - Why didn't you warn us?

He knew we wouldn't show up if he did.

I'll try to limit the questions.

I don't want her questioned at all.

For God's sake.

The girl doesn't even remember what happened.

I'm afraid that doesn't matter.

Miss Jones, I want to ask you about what happened in the bank.

[Felicia] 'I can't tell you. I don't remember.'

Except for the first few minutes.

So I've been told. You have amnesia.

You can't remember anything?

- No. - 'No.'

Uh, so you don't remember

Mr. Dalton's very affectionate treatment of you?

- No. - Look, this is garbage.

Stop it, Mr. Dalton.

[clears throat]

Uh, you remember things

'since the robbery though?'

'Uh, you remember what you did last week, say?'

Yes.

Then you remember going to visit

Mr. Dalton in jail

three weeks ago, uh, because the, uh

'the visitor log says that you did.'

Your Honor, I ask the relevance here.

- I'll tell you. - Mr. Reese.

My brother's trying to blame all this on me.

He set this up, he's trying to set me up again

by turning all these people against me.

- You're full of it. - Go ahead. Ask her.

[judge] 'Reese, Dalton, either one of you speaks again'

I'll have you gagged.

Miss Jones, you have to answer the question.

Um, could somebody repeat it, please?

[male #3] 'Do you remember going to see Mr. Dalton in jail?'

Yes.

[male #3] 'And why did you go to see him?'

I went..

...because I felt connected to him.

[male #3] 'Connected?'

[Felicia] Yes, like..

...like, maybe he had saved me.

[male #3] 'From what?'

From him.

[chuckles]

In the end, the system did what it was supposed to do

and that is hold Randall Reese and Lucas Dalton over for trial.

Now I'll take your questions.

- Right here, right here. - 'Have you decided if your--'

I was wrong... about Eva.

Yeah?

If Eva was involved, Randall would've said so today.

No way he wouldn't play that card.

- Sorry. - Forget it.

[male #4] 'Isn't the fact that one of the victims is a prosecutor'

'in you office pose a serious conflict of interest?'

[Ed] 'It does not.'

'Obviously, the fact that Kathryn Hale'

'was in the Fidelity Republic Bank..'

You get in the car.

I'm taking her home.

Hold, hold on one second.

Um...alright.

You need to pay more attention to your family, Malcolm.

[knocking on door]

Hi.

Why do you keep on coming here?

- Do you really need to ask? - Yes.

You said that I don't owe you anything.

But I don't think you believe that.

I know I don't.

Because there's something here.

You've become important to me.

[instrumental music]

Can I come in?

Sure.

Where's Ricky?

He's gonna be staying at his grandma's for a while.

It's just much better for him over there.

They're Eva's. They don't really fit.

- You want some help? - Sure.

[Egan] 'It really is a lovely view, isn't it?'

- It's not bad. - Peaceful.

You could almost say calming.

I wouldn't go that far.

[chuckles]

Did you and Kathryn really think

that Eva had something to do with the robbery?

Franny told me.

Yes.

But...I don't know why I ever believed it.

Well, I think it would make it..

...easier coping if you

thought she was responsible in some way.

We all saw how you felt, Nick, what you went through.

It's a joke.

What is?

You meet someone and you think you might..

I don't know, y..

And then she gets taken away from you.

The way I see it... you could meet someone

know her for two days..

...or never meet her at all.

I know which I'd choose.

Goodnight.

[Eva] I have a feeling.

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I felt it the first time you walked into the bank.

The first time I saw you..

...that maybe all the bad stuff that's been happening to me..

...it's gonna end.

Like, maybe my luck is changing.

I felt that way too.

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[inhales deeply]

[exhales]

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