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Original subtitles

Previously�on Let�the�Right�One�In...

[Peter�groans]

Do�you�want�me�to�get any�pain�meds?

Dad�tried�painkillers�on�me and�they�don't�do�shit.

Honestly,�the�only�time I�haven't�been�in�pain�is...

[Claire] When�you�were�feeding.

I�killed�someone�today.

This�man�was about�to�kill�my�partner.

-I�shot�him�over�and�over. -[gunshots]

He�barely�even�felt�it.

Taking�a�life...

takes�a�piece�of�your�soul.

I'm�sorry. Raised�Catholic.

What's�your�story?�Zeke�said this�used�to�be�your�kitchen.

[Mark]�Zeke�was�the�owner, I�was�the�chef.

Couple�of�weeks before�we�opened,

I�had�to�step�away.

There's�something I�got�to�do�tonight.

There's�a�chance I'll�get�caught�doing�it.

[Zeke] � Sounds�like you�might�need�a�lookout.

tense�music

[Zeke] Was�he�at�least�a�bad�dude?

[grunting]

He�had�a�son.

Maybe�you�can�get out�of�this�with�magic.

No!�Please!�Help!

Did�someone�hurt�you?

Who�did�this?

[Eleanor] � You�need to�stay�away�from�Isaiah.

Tell�your�little�boyfriend to�suck�my-

-[bone�crunches] -Ow!

[screaming]

[screaming,�sobbing]

[traffic�passing]

[car�horn�echoes]

Sure�you're�gonna�be�okay?

[Eleanor] Dad.

The�restaurant's gonna�be�slammed.

I�might�not�be�home until�very�late.

That's�perfect,�'cause I�was�gonna�invite�a�bunch

of�high�school�kids�over, throw�a�party,

buy�a�keg.

That�is�not�funny.

Dad,�relax.

Okay?�Isaiah's�stuck

doing�homework�tonight, and�I'm�just�gonna�watch�TV.

Okay,�call�me

if�you�need�anything,�all�right?

I�love�you.

Love�you,�too.

[bells�tolling]

[choir] And�shall�find�my�peace

My�all�in�all

You�are�the�bread�of�life

Dear�Lord,�to�me

Your�holy�word�the�truth

That�rescues�me

Give�me�to�eat

And�live�with�you

Above

Teach�me�to�love

Your�truth,�for�you

Are�love

O�send�your�spirit�now

Dear�Lord,�to�me

That�He�may�touch�my�eyes

And�make�me�see

Show�me�the�truth�made�plain

Within�your�word

For�in�your�book�revealed

I�see�you,�Lord

You�are�the�bread

-�Of�life -[priest]�The�body�of�Christ.

-�Dear�Lord -The�blood�of�Christ.

To�me

Your�holy�word�the�truth

-�That�rescues�me... -The�blood�of�Christ.

menacing�music

Sir?

Would�you�like�to�come�inside?

Oh,�um...

You're�very�welcome�here.

Thank�you.

Not�tonight.

melancholy�music

suspenseful�music

[knocking]

Eleanor?

[grunts]

How'd�you�get�out�there?

Uh,�it's�not�that�big�of�a�jump.

Are�you�nuts? You�could�have�fallen.

[grunts]

-Want�to�go�to�the�movies? -What?

My�dad's�working�all�night tonight,�and�I've�got�money.

Uh,�I�don't...

I�don't�really�feel like�going�out.

You�okay?

-[knocking] -[door�opens]

Isaiah...

Eleanor?�[chuckles] How'd�you�get�in�here?

I�flew.

[chuckles]�Okay.

Isaiah,�baby,�you�can�tell�me when�you�want�company.

You�don't�have to�sneak�Eleanor�in.

Sorry,�Mom.

Eleanor, this�is�my�partner,�Ben.

He's�gonna�watch�you for�a�few�hours�tonight.

[Isaiah] Wait,�what�about�Miss�Dee?

Canceled�last�minute.�Again.

Ooh,�we're�gonna�have so�much�fun.

What�do�you�say�the�three�of�us

order�some�pizza and�watch�the�Knicks�on�TV?

We're�not�really that�into�sports.

Oh,�cool.�Cool,�cool,

-cool.�Uh,�we�could... -[Naomi]�Okay,�uh,�Ben?

-They're�good.�Come�on. -Okay.

I'm�freaking�terrible�with�kids.

[chuckles] You're�fine.

But�if�you�want�to�score some�points�with�Isaiah,

get�him�a�Hawaiian�pizza.

[chuckles]�You�mind if�I�wash�that�atrocity

down�with�some�of�this?

Yeah,�you're�welcome to�take�that�bottle�home,

and�help�yourself.

You�can�take�all�the�rest of�that�shit�home,�too.

Can�I�say�something without�you�getting�pissed?

You�gonna�try to�talk�me�out�of�going?

You're�getting�treated like�a�hero

'cause�you�are�a�hero.

That�guy�murdered at�least�five�people.

Don't�do�that.

What?

There�is�no�evidence�suggesting

he�killed�anyone outside�of�that�sewer.

Yet,�apparently, we're�happy�letting�the�press

run�with�the�story, "We�got�the�guy,

and�the�city's�safe�again."

If�you�hadn't pulled�the�trigger,

he�would've�slaughtered�us�both.

It�was�a�good�kill.

Why�did�he�attack�us,�Ben?

The�guy�was�on�something.

They�ran�a�tox�screen.

There�was�nothing out�of�the�ordinary.

Yeah,�well,�maybe�he�was�on something�they�didn't�know

to�test�for.�All�I'm�saying

is�that�they�swept�it under�the�rug.

[exhales]�That's�not even�what's�bothering�me.

What's�bothering�you?

[inhales�sharply] That�after�12�years

of�stellar�work�on�the�force,

they�only�start�sending�gifts when�I�put�a�bullet

in�a�Black�man's�head.

Thanks�for�watching�Isaiah.

[pained�breathing]

[door�creaks�open]

[Claire] Try�not�to�scratch.

-But�it�hurts. -I�know.

Why�is�the�pain�getting�worse?

I'm�working�on�it.�I�promise.

[Matthew] Claire.

This�is�to�take�your�mind off�the�pain.

[soothing�music�playing over�headphones]

[pained�breathing]

[steady�beeping]

[faint�grunting]

[sighs] You're�sure�it's�secure?

Oh,�yeah.

This�little�guy's not�going�anywhere.

Okay.

I�know,�buddy.�Just�a�pinch.

[beeping�accelerates]

[panting]

[beeping�steadies]

So�far�so�good,�right?

[sighs]

You�want�me�to�do�it?

You�enjoy�torturing�animals?

Of�course�not.

And�if�your�drug�works, it�should�be�painless,�right?

[vocalizes�softly]

festive�music

Aha!

Hey,�you�like�that?

That�kid's Arturo�Sandoval's�son.

Yeah,�or�maybe�his�cousin.

That's�quite�a�suit.

What?�Oh.�This�little�thing?

Come�on,�now. [chuckles]

Uh,�color's�a�bit�subtle.

Were�they�sold�out of�canary�yellow?

[both�laugh]

Subtle�ain't�the�theme�tonight, my�brother.

Check�this�out.

Oh,�wow!

You'd�think�it�was the�second�coming.

Oh,�you�only�get�one�chance

to�celebrate a�tenth�anniversary.

Yeah.

Oh,�uh...

Might�we�be�of�service,�milady?

Oh,�thank�you.

It's�stuck.�[groans]

[exhales] Thank�you.

-I�got�it. -Thanks.

[Zeke]�So,�you,�uh, ready�for�the�feast?

Oof.�Been�saving my�appetite�all�day.

Aha.�Yeah,�I�was�telling Tanya�that�tonight's�menu

is�a�kind�of�greatest�hits.

Some�of�the�best�dishes we've�ever�made.

Mm.�I�plan�to�gorge�myself.

And�then�work�it�all�out on�the�dance�floor.

Uh-huh.�Well,�now, you�know�my�man�here�can�move.

-[Mark]�Uh,�no. -Oh,�is�that�right?

Ah,�it's-it's�been�a�long�time.

Maybe�I�can�help�you shake�off�the�rust.

[chuckles]�Thanks�for�the�help.

-Sure. -Thank�you.

-Excuse�me. -Yeah.

What�the�hell�was�that?

It's�called�flirting.

Did�you�put�her�up�to�this?

No.�No. I�don't�pimp�out�my�staff.

Uh,�but�I'm�not�above sublimating,

so�you�better�have�your�ass on�that�dance�floor.

Ah,�one�thing I�forgot�to�mention.

Where�have�you�been?

Uh,�you�said�you�didn't need�me�here�until...

That�was�before�he�added one�of�your�dishes�to�the�menu.

Can't�have�a�greatest�hits without�your�enchirmolado.

Everyone,�kitchen,�please, can�I�have�your�attention,

just�for�a�second?

-[indistinct�chatter] -All�right.

Tonight�is�all�about honoring�the�past.

So�I�just�want�to�take�a�moment to�recognize�this�restaurant's

founding�executive�chef.

Oh.

Mm.�Oh,�my.

[indistinct�chatter]

[Danielle] All�right.

Get�back�to�work,�everyone.

You�better�start�cooking

if�you�want�to�serve that�dish�before�midnight.

-Yes,�Chef. -Welcome�back.

Thank�you.

-Welcome�home.�Mm. -Thank�you,�brother.

Thank�you,�man.

[Eleanor] You�sure�you're�okay?

I�told�you,�I'm�fine.

[sighs]

Are�the�bullies�back or�something?

You�know�you�can�talk�to�me, right?

No�one's�messed�with�me for,�like,�two�weeks.

But...

What?

I�have�nightmares.

That�they�will.

If�anyone�ever�tries to�hurt�you�again,

tell�me,�okay?

I�could�help.

[scoffs]�How?

I�just�can.

Now...

are�you�sure�you�don't�want to�go�see�a�movie?

There�is�this�really�cool�thing

tonight�at�Tannen's,

but�if�my�mom�caught�me sneaking�out-

She�won't�catch�us.

You�trust�me,�right?

Good�night,�Isaiah.

Wait.

You're�leaving�already?

Yeah,�I�think�I'm�just�gonna go�ahead�and�go�to�bed.

Yeah,�he's�calling�it�a�night, so�I'm�heading�home.

You�sure�you�want to�turn�in�this�early?

I�ordered�Hawaiian�pizza.

[chuckles] I'm�sure.

Good�night,�Mr.�Ben.

Good�night.�[sighs]

Uh,�could�you�watch�from the�doorway�and�make�sure�I�get

in�my�house�safely? I�live�just�down�the�hall.

Oh,�yeah.�Sure�thing,�kid.

-[grunts] -So�how�long

have�you�and�Isaiah's�mom been�partners?

[Ben] Almost�five�years�now.

[Eleanor]�She�seems�like she's�super�good�at�her�job.

[Ben] She's�the�best.

[Eleanor]�Oh,�uh,�well, this�is�me�right�here.

[Ben] Have�a�good�night.

[sportscaster�speaking indistinctly]

[sighs]

[chimpanzee�whimpering]

quiet,�tense�music

[phone�buzzing]

Hello?

[John] Is�this�Claire�Logan?

Yeah.

Dr.�Logan,�this�is�John�Roach.

We�met�at�your�dad's�funeral.

I'm�the�attorney handling�his�estate.

Yeah,�I'm...

I'm�sorry I�haven't�called�you�back.

I've�been�trying�to�reach�you for�several�days.

There's�some�pressing�issues with�your�inheritance.

If�it's�about�my�father's�money, it�can�wait.

I�will�call�you�tomorrow.

[sighs]

[Peter�shuddering]

[Matthew�and�Peter speaking�indistinctly]

[Peter] Claire�told�me�not�to�scratch,

but�it�feels�like�worms�are crawling�all�over�me.

[Matthew] Let's�try�some�more�of�this.

[Peter�panting]

Is�it�better?

[grunts] Yeah,�a�little�bit.

[Matthew] You're�a�shitty�liar.

Okay,�well,�it�fucking�hurts.

Well,�not�for�long.

Your�sister�just�had a�big�breakthrough.

And�you're�gonna�be feeling�better�in�no�time.

-[crowd�clamoring] -[indistinct�radio�chatter]

low,�dramatic�music

[woman] I�sing�because

I'm�happy

And�I�sing�because

I'm�free

His�eye�is

On�the�sparrow

And�I�know

He�watches�me

[crying]

[sighs]

[announcer] An�interesting�shot.

Now,�don't�miss,�dude...

Hey,�buddy?

You�sure�you�don't�want�a�slice?

[announcer�continues indistinctly]

Shit.�Sorry.

[audience�clapping]

[excited�chatter]

Whoa.

-[excited�chatter] -[cheering]

upbeat�music

[speaking�indistinctly]

- -[dialogue�inaudible]

[audience�clapping]

- -[speaking�indistinctly]

[audience�clapping]

[inhales]

Is�the�white�chocolate�and poblano�ready�for�the�crema?

Poblanos�are�roasting, and�I'm�on�chocolate�now.

All�right.�Too�thin.

Those�need�to�be three-quarter�slices.

Do�my�eyes�deceive�me, Danielle,�or�is�that�a�chef?

I'll�tell�you after�I�taste�his�dish.

[chuckles�softly]

[whispers] This�guy's�my�favorite.

Can�I�please�have�a�volunteer?

[chuckles]

Come�on�up�here,�young�man.

Excuse�me.�Sorry.

What's�your�name?

Isaiah.

Isaiah, take�any�card�you'd�like.

And�because�that's�your�card,

I'd�like�you�to�sign�it.

Okay.

-Okay. -May�I�have�your�card?

The�Ace�of�Hearts.

It's�kind�of�a�lonely�card, don't�you�think?

Let's�fix�that.

I�want�you�to�think about�someone�you�miss.

Could�be�a�grandparent who�passed,

or�a�best�friend who's�moved�away.

And�I�want�you�to�imagine their�name�appearing

on�the�card�beside�yours.

Are�you�ready�for�the�two�of�you to�be�together�again?

-[gasps] -[chuckles]

[excited�chatter]

And�this�card�is�yours�to�keep.

[Isaiah] Hmm.

-[phone�buzzing] -[exhales]

His�pain�is�getting�really�bad.

And�there's�a�skin, I�don't�know�what�you�call�it,

-growing�underneath�his�skin. -It's�scar�tissue.

-Is�it�a�problem? -It�can�inhibit

future�healing�entirely.

Are�you�saying�he's�gonna look�like�that�forever?

There's�a�regimen�I�need to�start�him�on

immediately, but�it�begins�with�debridement,

and�right�now�Peter�can�barely stand�to�be�touched,�so...

what�do�you�think's�gonna�happen if�I�put�a�scalpel

to�his�raw,�exposed�flesh?

So�that's�why�you've�been

working�on�this�painkiller day�and�night.

So�what's�the�problem?

You�tested�it�on�the�chimp, and�it�worked.

-We�have�no�idea�if�it- -You�torched�its�arm.

And�it�fucking�smiled�at�you.

It�nearly�went into�cardiac�arrest.

I�give�this�to�Peter, and�his�heart

could�explode�out�of�his�chest.

But�thank�you for�getting�his�hopes�up.

I�really�appreciate the�guarantee.

Would�it�help�if�you�tested�it on�a�human�subject�first?

You're�not�hunting another�victim.

[Matthew�scoffs]

I�meant�me.

I'm�not�joking.

Just�'cause�it�worked on�a�chimp...

My�dad's�cure�worked on�animal�subjects

before�Peter�burst�into�flames.

You're�not�your�dad.

I've�seen�you�do�in�weeks what�he�couldn't�do�in�years.

I'll�bet�on�you.

[indistinct�chatter]

[festive�music�playing]

[bell�dings]

Hit�me�with�it.

-It's�good. -Good�is�not�great.

Then�it's�great.

Oh.�Come�on,�don't�hold�back.

Uh,�technically,�it's�excellent,

but�enchirmolado's something � abuelas � fight�over.

Like�whose�version�is�better. It�needs�a�special�ingredient.

Uh...

um...

Maybe�urfa.

What�part�of�Mexico are�you�from�again?

Toledo?

I�did�a�study�abroad�in�Oaxaca.

Oh,�really?�You�spent a�whole�school�year�there?

Semester,�actually.

[Mark] Hmm.

Least�that�was�the�plan.

Ended�up�staying�a�bit�longer than�I�expected.

-How�much�longer? -Diez�años.

[laughs]

-What? -I�used�to�tease�my�daughter

she�should�drop�out�of�school

and�cook�instead.

You�actually�did�it.

I�take�it�she�didn't�follow in�your�footsteps?

Nah,�um...

she�always�had�her�sights on�the�stars.

Well,�I�wish�my�dad�had your�attitude.

When�he�found�out�I�planned to�drop�out,�he�flew�to�Mexico,

ready�to�drag�my�ass�home.

Oh.�I�bet.

[chuckles]�But�then�he got�there,�and�he�said,

"I've�never�seen�you so�happy�in�my�life."

[Mark] Oh.

"I�guess�you're�doing

what�you're�supposed�to�do."

It�must�make�him�very�proud

to�see�who�you've�become.

I�hope�so.

I�know�it.

[indistinct�chatter]

Before�we�go�home, can�we�make�one�more�stop?

Now?�But�it's�already�so�late.

It'll�be�quick.�I�promise.

Come�on.

-[piano�playing] -[indistinct�chatter]

Excuse�me.

Can�I�talk�to�you�a�second?

Yeah.�Excuse�me.

[upbeat�music�playing]

[indistinct�chatter]

[exhales]

I�just�wanted�to�thank�you.

What�you�and�Danielle did�for�me�tonight...

Oh.�Come�on.�No.

All�we�did�was�have�you

make�some�food our�customers�want�to�eat.

[chuckles]

No,�that's-that's not�all�you�did.

And�you�know�it.

You�gave�me�a�taste�of�the�life I�never�got�to�have.

[sighs]�But�I�don't�get to�have�that�life

until�Ellie�gets�to�have�hers.

Ah.

You're�going�home.

I�can't�be�cooking

and�dancing�while�she's...

stuck.

I,�uh...

Yeah,�I�get�it.

I�didn't�come�back�to�be�a�chef.

I�came�back�here�to�find�a�cure.

No,�no.�No,�I�said�I�get�it,

but�if�you're�taking�off, let�me�grab�your�gift.

[scoffs]�You�already�gave it�to�me,�brother.

That�was our�start-of-shift�gift.

This�is�your�end�of�the�night.

Uh...

I�almost�blew�this�one�up to�hang�out�there�tonight,

but,�uh...

seemed�a�little�private for�that.

[Mark] Ah.

Remember�that?

It's-it's�the�day we�bought�this�space.

Mm-hmm.

-When�did�you�take�it? -When�you�weren't�looking.

It's�beautiful.

And�it's�a�beautiful�frame.

[Zeke] You�know,�I�never�understood

why�people�put�priceless�photos

in�five-dollar�frames.

But�I�like�that�shot�'cause of�how�happy�Eleanor�looks.

Yeah.

[chuckles�softly]

[smacks�lips]

You�still�don't�get�it.

She's�looking�at�you.

I�believe�you're�gonna find�a�cure.

Now,�I�doubt that�it's�gonna�happen�tonight,

but,�uh...

if�the�opportunity presents�itself,

I�think�I've�made�it�clear that�I'll�be�by�your�side.

But�if�you�want�Eleanor

to�believe�there's still�a�good�life�ahead�of�her,

it�might�help�her�to�see�you

lead�a�good�one�now.

[smacks�lips] Your�call,�brother.

gentle�music

[indistinct�radio�chatter]

[sirens�wailing�in�distance]

Oh,�I'm�so�sorry.

I-I-I�thought�everyone�had�gone.

It's�not�bad�enough�I�got

to�bury�my�son under�the�cover�of�night?

And�now�I�got to�face�his�killer,�too?

I�meant�no�disrespect.

[sighs]

I-I�can�remove�that if-if�you�want�me�to.

Exactly�how'd�my�boy�die?

I�know�nothing�more than�what�the�TV's�told�me.

[breathing�shakily]

I,�um...

[exhales]

He�was�coming�fast�and-and...

And�I�got�off�three�shots.

[heavy�breathing]

The�only�one�that�stopped�him was�the�head�shot.

[mourner�inhales�deeply]

[exhales]

He�really�killed those�people�in�the�sewer?

-Yes,�sir. -[exhales]

But�I�believe�your�son�was on�something

-when�he- -[inhales]

Do�you�know if�he'd�taken�any-

-Don't�you�dare�interrogate�me. -No,�I-I�didn't�mean�to...

My�boy�was�getting back�on�track.

You�hear�me?

Yes,�sir.

[sighs]

He�even�started�going�to�NA.

Six�months�clean.

I�was�there when�they�gave�him�his�coin.

[mourner�sniffles]

[sighs]

It's�a�hard�thing.

Loving�someone with�this�affliction.

[sniffles]

Where�did�Xavier�go�to�NA?

Why?

I�still�have�some�questions.

And�I�think�your�son

and�everyone�in�that�sewer deserves�the�truth.

Eleanor,�what�are�we�doing in�Queens?

We're�almost�there.

Almost�where?

It's�just,�it�took a�long�time�to�get�here,

and�it's�gonna�take a�long�time�to�get�back.

And�if�my�mom�finds�out�what...

What�is�it?

It's�where�I�grew�up.

gentle�music

I�don't�think�anyone's�home.

You�don't�know�that. We�should�go.

Let�me�just�see�if�they left�the�window�unlocked.

Wait,�Eleanor,�don't!

menacing�music

You�have�to�go�in�first.

What?

-And�invite�me�in. -Why?

You�just�do.

No�way.

Please.

I�have�to�go�inside.

[sighs]

I�haven't�been�back since�my�mom�died.

Okay,�fine.

[sighs]

[Eleanor] Isaiah!

[whispers] Yeah,�come�in.

Okay,�you�saw�it.�Can�we�go�now?

There's�just�one�more�thing I�want�to�see.

[Isaiah] Eleanor.

[whimpers]

tense�music

[floorboard�creaks]

[scraping]

lighthearted�music

[insects�trilling]

[inhales,�exhales]

[whispers] Is�that�the�clearest�night?

[both�chuckle]

[sniffling]

-[baby�fussing] -[door�opens]

-Come�on. -[baby�crying]

-[Isaiah]�What? -[man]�Keep�sleeping,�love.

-Go. -[man]�I'll�get�the�formula.

intense�music

Whoa.�I�can't�make�that.

What?!

Oh!

[man]�Babe. I�think�someone's�broken�in.

Run.

[both�panting]

[lively�chatter]

[festive�music�playing]

[bell�rings]

That's�it.

We're�all�in.

-Great�service,�everyone! -[whooping]

[laughs]

[indistinct�chatter]

Come�here.

I�want�to�show�you�something.

[laughter]

[woman] You�like�it,�Ma?

They�put�their�foot in�this,�girl.

The�flavor�just�won't�quit.

See?

Abuelas � the�world�over�approve.

[Zeke�clears�throat]

Your�presence�has�been requested�on�the�dance�floor.

Go.

[festive�music�playing]

[steady�beeping]

[Matthew�sniffles]

Where�are�you�gonna�cut�me?

I�was�thinking�your�arm.

Where?

Use�the�soft�flesh�on the�underside�of�my�upper�arm.

Why?

There's�more�nerve�endings�there than�probably�anywhere�else.

[inhales]�It's�the�best�place to�inflict�maximum�pain.

[Matthew�clears�throat]

[steady�beeping]

I'll�be�measuring your�vitals,�but...

if�you're�able,�tell�me everything�you're�experiencing

in�your�own�words, so�I�can�record.

Okay?

You�ready?

[beeping�accelerates]

[Matthew] It's�working.

My�heart's�racing.

[Claire]�That's�to�be�expected right�before�the�upsurge

of�dopamine�and�norepinephrine.

[grunting]

[rapid�beeping]

Matthew?

Matthew?

[breathing�heavily]

I�can�hear�you�breathing.

[chuckles]

Oh,�you�stopped.

Your�heart's�beating...

fast.

Now�faster.

[chuckles]

[exhales]

And�I�can�smell�your�sweat.

tense�music

Matthew, I'm�moving�on�to�phase�two.

[breathing�heavily]

Deeper.

Deeper.

That's�as�deep�as�I�would�need for�debriding.

If�you�can't�feel�any�pain, that�means�the�drug�is-

[grunts�loudly]

[gasps]

[grunting]

[exhales]

[laughs�softly]

[quiet�chatter]

[group�leader] All�right.

Uh,�next�up. Do�you�want�to�share?

-Hi. -[group�murmurs�greetings]

My�name�is�Quinta�and...

I'm�an�addict.

Uh,�I�started�using about�two�years�ago.

The�first�time�I�got�high, it�was...

It�felt�so�good.

But�every�time�after...

dramatic�music

[group�leader] Remember�as�you�go,

one�day�at�a�time.

-Take�tonight�as�a�blessing. -[group�clapping]

[indistinct�chatter]

Hi.�Welcome.

You're�a�new�face.�Jason.

Hi,�Jason.�I'm�Detective Naomi�Cole�with�the�NYPD.

I�have�a�few�questions about�Xavier�Andrews.

Oh,�I'm�not�involved with�anything�X�was�into.

I'm�not�investigating�you, but�you�did�know�him.

He�came�to�group�every�day for�six�months,�until�he�didn't.

In�any�of�your�meetings, did�Xavier�ever�mention...

Anything�that�X�said�in�group is�confidential.

You�a�priest?

[scoffs]

I'll�ask�that a�different�way.�Um...

I�am�wondering�if�you've�heard

about�any�new�narcotic on�the�streets.

[breathes�deeply] Not�recently.

But,�uh, it�wouldn't�surprise�me.

Why?

You�may�have�noticed that�tonight's�group

was�sparsely�attended?

And�that-that's�unusual?

Yeah.�Midnight�is our�most�popular�time.

Yeah,�that's when�my�ex-husband�used�to�go.

Yeah,�it's,�uh,�usually when�the�cravings�are�the�worst.

So�when�people�stop�coming...

Well,�when�it's�one or�two�people,�you�hope�maybe

they�just�don't�need�it�anymore.

But�when�it's�several�people, you�begin�to�worry

that�your�group's�been�targeted.

I'm�sure�you're�aware�of�this,

but�dealers�like�to�set�up�shop outside�of�meetings.

Easy�prey.

Hmm.

How�many�people�have�you�lost?

In�the�last�few�weeks,

more�than�half�my�group has�disappeared.

-[lively�chatter] -[festive�music�playing]

[chuckles]

Zeke�wasn't�lying.

You�can�dance.

Yeah.�Uh,�I�still�have a�few�moves�in�me,�yeah.

[chuckles]

My�mom's�already�home. I�know�it.

If�she�were�home, she�would've�called.

We're�good.

suspenseful�music

[Peter] So�let�me�get�this�straight.

You�took�Dad's�painkiller and�made�it�not�suck?

That's�right.

And�it's�gonna�let�me�carve away�all�this�nasty-ass

scar�tissue, so�you�can�heal�up�proper.

[child-like�voice]�Claire�Bear gonna�put�Humpty-Dumpty

-back�together�again? -Don't�do�that�voice.

You�know�I�think�it's�creepy.

I�don't�know�why�you�want to�change�the�way�I�look.

I'm�smokin'.

You're�a�nightmare.

Chicks�dig�scars.

You�look�like�a�wound.

Plus,�you'll�still�have plenty�of�scars

even�if�I�can�put�you back�together.

Claire?

Thanks�for�not�giving�up�on�me.

[inhales�sharply]

[steady�beeping]

[beeping�accelerates]

Your�heart's�supposed to�start�racing.

Trust�me.

It's�gonna�work.

[breathes�sharply]

You�okay?

Yeah.

Feels�kind�of�nice.

[sportscaster�speaks indistinctly�on�TV]

[Ben�snoring]

[sportscaster] ...time�and�time�again,

they�simply�don't�know�how...

[Ben�snoring�deeply]

[indistinct�TV�broadcast continues]

[door�closes]

See?�I�told�you we�wouldn't�get�caught.

You�okay?

You're�cold.

What?

Your�skin,�it's�ice-cold.

Oh,�sorry.

It's�just�'cause we�were�outside.

I�should�go.

Don't�want�to�get�busted�now.

Eleanor?

I�saw�the�marks�on�your�door.

What?

At�your�house.

They�were�from�2002,

and�four�and�six.

How�old�are�you?

I'm�12.

Same�as�you.

This�is�weird.�I�got�to�go.

Out�the�window?

Normal�kids�don't�jump

out�of�windows.

You�walk�barefoot�in�the�snow.

You're�super�fast�and�strong.

Your�eyes�glow.

And�you�don't�eat�anything.

I�don't�know�what you're�talking�about.

-What�are�you? -I'm�your�friend.

Then�why�are�you�lying�to�me?

dramatic�music

If�I�tell�you�something,

you�have�to�promise you�won't�tell�anyone.

Okay?

[sighs]

I�really�am�12.

But�I've�been�12�a�long�time.

My�eyes�glow 'cause�I�can�see�in�the�dark.

And�there�is�one�thing that�I�can�eat.

What?

Blood.

[indistinct�chatter]

What�do�you�say�we�take this�party�somewhere�else?

I�would�love�to.

But�I-I...�I�can't.

Your�asking�has

made�my�year,�though.

I�promise.

I�guess�I'll�settle�for�that.

-Have�a�good�night. -Good�night.

You're�an�idiot for�turning�that�down.

Yeah.

-Is�Zeke�still�here? -Yeah.

By�the�booths.

-Good�night,�Chef. -Night,�Chef.

[Zeke] Oh!�Hey.�Get�your�ass�in�here.

I�want�you�to�meet

my�new�favorite�patron.

Uh,�sorry, what'd�you�say�your�name�was?

Roland.

Have�we�met?

I�don't�think�so.

Uh,�check�out�the�ink�on�my�man.

[sucks�teeth] Now�that's-that's�beautiful.

Huh?�Uh,�what's�it�say?

-Quoquo�modo�necessarium. -[Zeke]�Uh-huh.�Uh-huh.

"By�any�means�necessary."

-[Zeke]�Ah. -[Roland]�You�speak�Latin.

[scoffs] Catholic�school.

Yeah,�it�was�sort of�the�motto�for�my�unit.

Uh-huh,�my�boy�here was�in�the�Marines.

-Army.�Special�Ops. -Uh,�my�bad.

-All�good. -[Zeke�laughs]

-Hey,�join�us�for�a�drink. -[Mark]�I-I�got�to�run.

[Zeke] Yeah,�tradition's�tradition.

Sit�your�ass�down.�[laughs]

[sighing]

We�used�to�always

close�out�every�perfect�service

with�a�nightcap.

Yeah,�Zeke�was�telling�me how�you�just�came�back

after,�like, what,�ten�years�away?

Oh.�What�else�did�he�tell�you?

Uh,�nothing.�Uh,�here�we�go.

Uh,�to...

friends.

Both�old�and�new.

Mm-hmm.

[Zeke�sniffles]

[Mark] You�sure�we�haven't�met?

I-I�swear�I-I've�seen�your�face.

Uh,�I�mean�I've�been�here most�of�the�night.

-Mm. -And�that,�uh,

enchirmolado�thing�you�made...

[chuckles]�That's,�like, the�best�dish�I�ever�tasted.

Yeah?�Thank�you.

What�part�of�Mexico�you�from?

-I�grew�up�in�Mexico�City. -Mm.

Uh,�it�was�nice�meeting�you.

-I�got�to�grab�my�gift. -Mm-hmm.

Can�you�let�me�in�your�office?

Uh,�yeah.�You�know,�I�didn't realize�it�was�locked.

Yeah.�Uh,�pleasure�chatting,

my�friend.

You�mind�not�telling�a�complete stranger�my�business?

Oh,�relax. I�didn't�tell�him�shit.

And�would�you�mind�not�spoiling a�beautiful�night

with�your�paranoia? [chuckles]

It�was�a�beautiful�night, wasn't�it?

-Oh,�yes,�it�was. -Mm-hmm.

Glad�to�have�that�dude�back.

Good�to�be�back.

I�was�trying to�be�clever�back�there.

But�my�boss�says�I'm a�better�hammer�than�a�scalpel.

You�met�him.

Told�him�you�were�a�driver.

That's�why�you�know�my�face. I�was�parked�behind�you.

Okay.�Please,�let�him�go.

He's�got�nothing�to�do with�this.

You�were�driving�his�car.

He�loaned�it�to�me�as�a�friend.

And�when�he�helped�you move�a�body?

Oh,�fuck.

Oh,�hey,�maybe�I�am�clever.

'Cause�I�wasn't�sure�there�was a�body�in�that�duffel.

Now�I�know.

Strange�thing�is, a�dealer�of�mine�went�missing

not�far�from�there.

You're�gonna�tell�me who�you�are,

and�why�you�lied�to�my�boss,

or�after�I�kill�you, I'm�gonna�kill�your�friend.

intense�music

[Roland] Start�talking.

"Man"�by�No�Money�Kids

My�mother�don't�want�a�man

'Cause�she�loves�and�trusts in�Jesus�Christ

She�don't�want�to�see�me with�my�friend

'Cause�I'm�in�love in�a�chain�gang

Yes,�I'm�a�man

Yeah,�I'm�a�man

Yeah,�I'm�a�man

Yeah,�I'm�a�man

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