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Very particular how they were arranged.

It was intentional.

‐ Percy's mother left her
when she was a baby.

I raised her as my own.

‐ So you don't think that she
jumped off the cliff anymore?

‐ I don't know what to think.

Somebody has a hold on her.

‐ He swears he saw
Percy drive by

in her car last night

about a half hour
after your 911 call.

‐ After?

‐ The car dies, she's stuck.

‐ And is never heard from again.

You know this guy?

‐ Probably seen him around.

‐ You never told me that
she left the island last year.

‐ Why aren't we talking
about CJ Lam?

‐ Hey.

‐ He hurt Percy.
‐ Oh, my God.

‐ That cut on her head?
I saw it with my own eyes.

‐ How would she know about a cut

two hours later at the bar?

‐ I didn't tell
anybody about that.

‐ She's lying.

‐ Hi, you've reached
Sonya Barzel.

Please leave a message.
Thanks.

‐ Yeah, I might have a lead.

Not sure I'll make it back
for the bird‐watching session.

I'll let you know.

‐ Good afternoon.

‐ I'm sorry.
Can I help you?

‐ I'm Harry Ambrose.
I'm part of an investigation

involving a woman from Hanover.

She's been missing
since Saturday.

Percy Muldoon.

‐ Are you police?

‐ I retired last year,

but this is kind of a
all‐hands‐on‐deck situation.

‐ I'm sorry, I‐‐

I don't have time
for this right now.

‐ Look, I did just see you

talking with Meg Muldoon.

‐ I'm sorry, but whatever
you're looking for,

you're not gonna
find it in here.

‐ You know,

a lot of people
are worried about

what might've happened to her.

Can you at least tell me

why Meg was here?

‐ I'm Percy's mother.

‐ Okay.

‐ You saw her?

‐ Ah, it's still not clear

what happened exactly.

Have you been in touch
over the years?

‐ Yeah.

They make me out to be
some sort of...

deadbeat mother or something?

‐ They said you weren't
around much.

‐ So, you and Sean‐‐
how'd you meet?

‐ It was the summer
before senior year.

I got a job waitressing,

and Sean was just
a summer fling,

and I got pregnant with Percy.

And that was
the beginning of the end.

‐ So you left?

‐ You have to understand,
I was only 16 at the time,

and nothing I could do
was ever good enough

for Meg Muldoon.

‐ You left without your baby.

‐ After about a year,

and I came back here
to finish school,

and then, time passed,

I met someone, got married,

had a kid, bought a house,

had two more,
bought a bigger house.

I guess it just got easier

to focus on the family
that wanted me.

Do you think she's in danger?

‐ Yes.

Looking more and more possible.

With Meg today,
what was that about?

‐ Uh, she just wanted to know
if I'd seen Percy.

‐ And you told her what?

‐ I told her that maybe instead
of barging into my home,

she should try
looking into her own.

‐ What do you mean by that?

‐ Oh, you don't know
Meg Muldoon,

but you will soon, believe me.

That woman is a tyrant.

‐ So you think that Percy was
trying to get away from her?

‐ She did once before.

She came here nine months ago.

‐ Who cares
what they're made of?

I think they're yummy.

‐ So if it isn't really meat,
how can it look it's bleeding?

‐ Percy?

‐ Hi.

Sorry to show up
without calling.

And I know, it's‐‐
it's been a minute.

Um...

I‐‐I just didn't know
where else to go.

‐ Hey girls, this is Percy.

Uh, she's a friend of mine.

She's just gonna stay with us
for a little bit.

‐ Hi.
It's, um... nice to meet you.

‐ This is my son Paul's room.

He is my oldest.

My oldest with my husband Jory.

He's away doing
freshman orientation

at Bowdoin.

So strange having him gone.

‐ It must be tough.

‐ Um, dinner's almost ready

if you want to come down
and join us.

‐ Oh, uh, it's okay.
I'm not hungry.

‐ Okay, well,
I'll let you settle in.

Bathroom's second door
on the right.

And if you need anything,

I'll just be down
in the kitchen.

‐ Thanks.

I appreciate it.

‐ Yeah, of course.

She had this big wad of cash.

‐ You think she had
to flee the island fast?

‐ I figured we'd talk about it
the next day, but...

when I got up
the next morning, she was gone.

I'm sorry.

I wish I had more to tell you.

I have a very busy day
ahead of me.

‐ Uh, look,
I appreciate your time.

And Percy needed somebody,

she came to you.

It's good you were there.

‐ Uh, just‐‐

she sent me this.

It's only 20 minutes away,
but I never visited.

Life just got in the way.

‐ I understand.

‐ Honestly, I figured somebody
like you would probably show up

at some point asking about her.

‐ How long has it been
since she left?

‐ About six months.

She just peaced out.

Um, fortunately, this place
is a pretty sweet deal,

so found somebody
to take the room.

‐ You and Percy living together.

How is that?

Did you know each other
or something?

‐ It was totally random.

Craigslist.
‐ Hm.

‐ And she seemed pretty cool,
so I thought, why not?

‐ All right, I got you
your cookies,

peanut butter,

and...

ta‐da.

‐ Dude, I said fish sticks,

like the‐‐
like the frozen things

that you heat up in the oven.

‐ This'll be so much better.

Just you wait.

‐ Oh, my God.

Oh, my God, what the fuck?

Dude,

where did you learn
how to do that?

‐ Prison.

‐ Wait, you're not serious.

‐ Oh, my God, no.

I learned it from my family.

My‐‐my uncle, actually.

‐ Okay, you do realize
I still have no clue

where you're from, right?

‐ I told you.

Down east.

Honestly,
I'm so sick of my family.

I can‐‐can't even go there.

‐ No, you can't wear that top.

No, we cannot wear
the shirt to the club.

‐ Do you not go clubbing
very often?

‐ Uh, first time.

‐ You innocent little virgin.

‐ Hey, um, bad good idea or...

good bad idea?

- Let's not judge.
-

‐ And one, two.

- Yeah!
-

Excuse me?

I want to...

‐ Hi.
‐ How are you?

‐ Okay.

Okay, okay, but like if he‐‐

if he hadn't had
that one missing tooth,

he would've looked exactly
like Robert Pattinson.

Tell me he wouldn't look
like Robert Pattinson.

‐ Sort of.

‐ Oh, it's freezing.

‐ Do you ever feel
like you're cursed?

‐ Like with men?
Uh, yeah.

‐ No, I‐‐I mean more like

no matter what you do, you‐‐

you can't get away?

‐ What‐‐we‐‐we should just
do this every weekend.

‐ We really hit it off.
I got her a job

at the clothing store
where I work,

but after about a month,
things got like, really weird.

‐ I'm not here, okay?

If a man comes looking for me,
I'm not here.

‐ What?

‐ He can't know that I'm here.

‐ Who can't know that you're‐‐
‐ Please!

‐ Did she say who it was?

‐ No, um,

she was, like,
totally freaked out,

and I couldn't
get her to calm down.

‐ CJ Lam.

Did she ever mention that guy?

‐ That doesn't
sound familiar, no.

After that, she just
started spiraling.

She wouldn't leave the house.

Percy?

Percy.
‐ What?

‐ Hey.

Hey.

It is Friday night.

You have not been out in weeks.

Let's go.

‐ Yeah, I just don't feel well.

Well, I have something

that will help with that.

Come on!

I need a wing woman.

Am I good?

Mm!

‐ I just wanna thank you.
‐ Hmm?

‐ For being so‐‐

so nice to me.

‐ Oh, girl,

of course, come on.

Percy?

That was it.

She was gone.
I never saw her again.

And I tried calling her phone,

but it was always going
straight to voicemail,

and eventually, I just...

gave up.

‐ Do you think there was
some sort of fight?

She didn't want to leave, but...

someone made her?

‐ I wondered that.

It was like,

there was
this other side of her,

this dark side,

and it just won't let her go.

‐ You've seen
too much now, haven't you?

You're not going to stop.

‐ If something happened to you,

there's gotta be consequences.

‐ Why is that
so important to you?

‐ People come into the world,

They just try to survive.

World takes them out.

Doesn't care.

‐ You have to admit, though,

sometimes
it's easier on everybody

if you just disappear.

‐ Okay, look, I know
I missed your call.

It's so freaking patchy,
the service around here.

‐ It's out by where
Percy's car was.

You should see for yourself.

‐ Let's go.

‐ All right.

It's right in here.

It's over here.

‐ It's kinda like
the way Percy's objects were

on the bluff.

It has the same crescent thing.

You know, I‐‐I don't know
if there's a connection,

but do you know anything about,
what would you call it?

Night swimming, I guess.

‐ Night swimming?

‐ Yeah, it's just,
a couple of nights ago,

I saw three women in the water,

in the dark, sort of moaning.

‐ Well, we do have our share
of tree‐huggers out here.

‐ No, it's guttural.

It's kinda like a ceremony,

ritual kinda thing,
you know what I mean?

And I think this
is maybe something like that.

‐ I wouldn't know
anything about that.

Marj is always trying
to get me to meditate.

‐ Hey.

‐ Oh, hey.

You missed Gretta.
‐ Oh.

‐ She wanted to say hi.

‐ So did you get
some good pictures today?

‐ Oh, so many.

The way the light
plays off the waves, unreal.

What about you?
Did you make any progress?

‐ Yeah, yeah.

‐ What?

‐ Well, Meg Muldoon's
been lying to me.

Percy ran away from home
nine months ago.

‐ Wow.

Ran away?

‐ Yeah, I'd‐‐I'd like
to go and talk to her.

‐ What, now? We have the‐‐
what about the reservation?

‐ Well, I thought
maybe we could stop by

on the way to the restaurant.

‐ You wanna confront her
with me there?

‐ No, I just want
to feel her out,

see if there's anything else
that she's lying about,

and maybe you could help
put her at ease.

‐ Oh, God.

Harry, really?

‐ Just‐‐just for a few minutes.

You know, small talk probably.

And then we'd go to dinner.

‐ Hm.

‐ If they did something
to Percy,

they could probably
get away with it.

You're in this with me, right?

‐ Okay.

‐ Hello.

‐ Did you find something?

‐ Right now,
there's nothing new,

but we're working on it.
‐ Oh, God.

Every time the phone rings

or somebody knocks on my door...

‐ Well, we were just going by.

Thought we'd stop in.
This is Sonya.

‐ Hi.
It's so nice to meet you.

This is a beautiful house.

‐ Oh, thank you.

‐ Harry told me a little
about your‐‐your granddaughter.

I've been wishing you the best.

‐ I really believe,
in times like these,

in staying positive.

‐ Oh, it's essential.

‐ We were on our way to dinner
and wanted to check in.

I had this feeling that

something might've
come up today.

‐ No, I've just been
calling people,

trying to figure out
where she might be.

Do you wanna come in?

‐ Well, I‐‐I have
a couple questions about Percy.

‐ We don't wanna intrude.

‐ No, we're about
to have dinner,

and Colin's over
with his girlfriend,

and you're welcome to join us.

‐ That is so kind of you,

but we have dinner reservations.

‐ We could just call and cancel.

‐ I‐‐we don't want to impose.

‐ No trouble at all.

We've got plenty of food,

and we can talk about Percy.

‐ It'd be very helpful.

Thank you, Holy Father, for helping us stay patient
and keep our faith as we search for Percy.

We know that you
will keep her safe

until she has returned home.

Bless us, o, Lord,
and these, thy gifts,

which we are about to receive
from thy bounty,

through Christ our Lord. Amen.

‐ Well, eat up.

There's plenty more
in the kitchen.

‐ That's a‐‐a beautiful boat.

‐ Oh, that's Finnoula.

That's the boat
Percy learned to fish on.

‐ Ah.
It's a beautiful photo too.

Did you take it?
‐ Oh, God, no.

I don't have a creative bone
in my body,

but I do like artists.

I hear you're a painter.
‐ Yeah.

Well, since
I've been on the island,

I've been photographing things‐‐

‐ I got it.

Hello.

Yep.

Mm‐hmm.

Are you serious?
‐ Sean?

‐ It's‐‐it's Lou.
It's not about Percy.

Sean, what's he going on about?

Sean!

‐ If you let me talk to him,
I could find out.

‐ So, uh, what kind
of stuff do you paint?

‐ Um, I have been
experimenting with landscapes.

I found this beautiful spot.

And I photograph
the ocean from there

all throughout the day,

as a reference.

‐ Yeah, the water is
incredibly peaceful.

‐ Yeah, until it's not.

Anytime you're out
on open water,

you're minutes away
from a slap in the face.

‐ So do you still
work the boats?

‐ Oh, no.

I had a stroke
a couple of years ago,

and my boys decided
that it was enough.

They grounded me.

‐ The Lam kid
fucking cut our traps.

The whole fleet
in Dutchman's Cove.

Keyser saw him screwing around
out there in his whaler,

called it in.

‐ The gall
of that goddamn family.

‐ You think it's CJ Lam?

‐ Yeah.

‐ That's a couple thousand
dollars we're out,

plus all the lost time
resetting those lines.

‐ But I'm not doing it.

I mean it.

I told you something like this
was gonna happen.

‐ Shut up, Sean.

‐ You said you wanted to ask
some questions about Percy?

‐ I‐‐I realize this
can be sensitive.

I'm just covering all the bases.

‐ What do you wanna know?

‐ Any possibility that

Percy might have been
involved with drugs?

‐ Well, I mean, sure.

She could have tried it
here and there.

All kids do.

‐ Well, if she dealt
with certain people

and she had some cash,

could she have been trying

to find something lucrative?

‐ And that's
your working theory?

That Percy was
the island's El Chapo?

Trust me, I'd have seen
that if it was coming.

‐ What makes you so sure?

‐ 18 months, 12 days sober.
That's what.

I'd have sniffed it out.

‐ You sure it's not 11 days?
‐ Fuck off.

‐ I think it's 11 days.

‐ You know what?
It was late that night

when Percy's car broke down,

but she was heading somewhere.

Could she have been trying
to get off the island?

‐ Sure.

‐ Any idea where
she might've been going?

‐ If I did, I would've
mentioned it already.

‐ It's just that...

I spoke with Risa today.

She was pretty shaken up about
her daughter being missing.

‐ When?

‐ This afternoon.

‐ I don't understand why
you're bothering talking to her

at a time like this.

‐ She's her mother.
She said Percy came to her‐‐

this would've been about
nine months ago‐‐

because she was frightened
about some things.

‐ Risa likes to exaggerate.

I wouldn't take much stock
in what she has to say.

‐ Oh, sorry.

Meg, have you ever thought
about living on the mainland?

I guess that it's‐‐
it's a big adjustment

if you've grown up here.

‐ I also talked to Caroline.

‐ And who's Caroline?

‐ Percy's roommate
on the mainland.

‐ Oh, that girl.
I forgot her name.

‐ Well, she seems to think
that Percy was trying

to get away from something.

She was always on edge,
and then eventually,

she just couldn't handle it.

‐ Couldn't handle what?

‐ She had
an emotional breakdown.

She left the apartment
and disappeared.

‐ Is that true?
‐ No, Percy was fine.

She decided the mainland
wasn't for her.

She wanted
to be with her family,

so I got her home.

‐ You said
she came back on her own.

‐ She did.
We just helped her.

‐ You went too.

Are you fucking serious?
‐ Bro, just‐‐

‐ You lied to me.

‐ We would've brought you
if you wouldn't‐‐

let it go.

‐ What is this,
"the mainland wasn't for her?"

She was really scared
that somebody was after her.

Some guy.
‐ Percy said this?

‐ Yeah, said she started to
lock herself in the apartment

and not come out.

‐ This roommate is
so full of shit.

‐ Ma, you said she was fine.

‐ She was.

‐ You know
what I find surprising?

Your mother never mentioned this

when we were looking all around
trying to find where Percy was.

‐ Harry...
‐ What is your fucking problem?

What exactly are
you accusing her of?

‐ Something happened over there.

I'd just like to understand

why she left the island
so suddenly,

and when she came back,
she was in worse shape.

‐ So you think we did something?

Tore her outta there
against her will?

‐ There had been a fight, and
the room was all smashed up.

So can you tell me
something about that?

Any of you, can you?

‐ Percy wanted to come home.

She called on me, and I went
with Colin to pick her up.

That's what happened,
and I'm not gonna entertain

some bullshit version of events

from a stranger
Percy met on Craigslist.

‐ Why didn't you tell me
any of this?

‐ Sean, shut up.

‐ She's my daughter.
You two it‐‐

‐ Don't start with that.
You know what you did.

‐ No, no, no. It's always
like this with you guys.

Squeezing me out.
This is about my‐‐

‐ You were passed out
in the fucking woods.

We're cleaning up your shit.

If life were fair,
you'd be paying us alimony.

‐ Fuck!

‐ Well, that
about wraps up dinner.

‐ I can't leave.
‐ Harry, this family is suffering.

We shouldn't be here.

‐ You go ahead.

‐ What is going on with you?

‐ Thanks for coming by.

‐ Oh, we just overstayed
our welcome,

but thank you
for a delicious dinner.

‐ Drive safe.

Aren't you going
with your girlfriend?

‐ You went to
that construction site today.

‐ Ah. so there it is.

You spent the morning
stalking me

instead of looking for Percy.

‐ The guy that you talked with
by the trailer.

‐ He's an old friend
of my husband's

who's been kind enough
to give me a loan

because I can't get one
from any bank around.

I had to borrow
against this house

and sell off
a bunch of equipment,

which lowered our count.
But we had no choice.

You have any idea how hard it
is to turn a profit lobstering?

‐ I can believe it,

but some of the things you say,
I don't know.

‐ What?
‐ Risa.

‐ Risa?

I went to talk to her
for information,

just the way you did.

‐ Percy ran away from home.
Why'd she do that?

‐ What, you think because of me?

What kind of a person
do you think I am?

‐ Well, you're the kind
of person who would say

the last time you saw Percy
was when she left work.

‐ Yeah, what about it?
‐ That gash on her forehead?

You said you saw it
with your own eyes?

How?

She got a couple of hours
after she left work.

You lied to me.

She came to you,
later that night,

didn't she?
‐ Fucking...

She's still part of the family!

‐ Hey, you guys stop it.

Sean.
Hey.

Sean, stop it.

‐ Are you done?

‐ You know,

if you're investigating anyone,
it should be him.

‐ What the hell is the matter
with you?

‐ Walk it off.

‐ Fuck you.

‐ Are you gonna be all right?

‐ You need to leave right now.
Just go.

‐ Percy, what happened?
Who did this?

‐ Take me home.
Please?

‐ Of course.
Go to sleep, baby girl.

Of course I'll take you home.

It's all right.

You tired?

Sleep.

I'll be back.

‐ Leave me alone.
Leave me alone.

Go away.

Please go away.

Leave me alone.

‐ I'm sorry.

‐ I have never seen you
behave that way.

Pushing them like that.

‐ That's being direct.
Isn't that a good thing?

‐ No, you were being mean
and out of control.

That family is in pain.
They're mourning a loss.

‐ I'm not so sure about that.
‐ Ugh, come on, Harry.

You can't assume just because
of your childhood

that every family is cruel.

‐ I had good reasons
to do what I did.

‐ Well, I think you could
have done it differently.

You didn't have
to drag me into it.

‐ You're right.
I'm better on my own.

‐ You asked me what I thought.

I think this case is bringing
out a really ugly side of you.

‐ Hey.
‐ Hey, look, Sonya is sleeping,

so can we...?

‐ There's something
I have to tell you.

‐ You wanna sit down?

‐ So... we lied

about not having seen
Percy that night.

‐ Yeah, I know.

‐ My mom and I did see her.

And the reason we said we didn't

is because of me.

Percy was confronting me
about some stuff.

‐ Some stuff? You're talking
about your drug use, right?

‐ Yeah.

It started with painkillers.

I screwed up my shoulder
on the boats.

But‐‐yeah.

I'm dealing with it.

But that night,

Percy was upset with me,

and I did make things worse,

and I needed to fix that.

And I didn't‐‐I didn't want
anyone to recognize my car.

‐ So you are the one who was
driving Percy's car

towards Diez's place?
It wasn't Percy?

That man that was
stalking Percy.

You think it was Colin, right?

‐ What?
What makes you ask that?

‐ You told me to look into him,
right, so...

‐ I was just pissed off.

I mean, Colin's always the
good guy and I'm the fuck‐up.

That's the way my mom sees it.

It‐‐it makes her blind
to everything else.

‐ Like what?

‐ Colin and Percy
were always close.

‐ What do you mean by that?

‐ I don't know,
I should get going.

‐ Sean, did Meg send you?

‐ I'm just trying
to be a good son.

‐ You can see how I might have
just needed an escape.

It just gets worse, doesn't it?

The more you learn.

‐ Maybe you're just actually
on a beach somewhere

where no one can get to you.

‐ Running never solves anything.

For you especially.

‐ Do you feel that?
‐ Yeah, my boots are sticking.

‐ We call it gumbo mud.

That's how you know
there's good oysters around.

‐ Look at you.
You're a genius.