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♪ And if I see A sign in the sky tonight ♪

♪ No one's gonna tell me It's a trick of the light ♪

♪ May never come But I'm willing to wait ♪

♪ What can I say? I'm a man of the faith ♪

♪ And there's an ocean in my body ♪

♪ And there's a river in my soul ♪

♪ And I'm crying ♪

(breathing softly, grunts)

(Val grunts, sniffs)

- (seagulls cawing) - (sighs)

Let's hope the manager is a little more help

- than that receptionist. - I'll make sure of it.

I'm not leaving until I know exactly when he was here

and if they knew each other.

They must have, it's too much of a coincidence.

- I agree. - And then what?

And then we're going to have

a really awful conversation with Mam.

(manager) I'm afraid our head of events is on paternity leave,

you could have his email address.

No, we're going to need to speak to someone about this today.

Right, we're not leaving here so that you people

can ignore our phone calls and our emails.

What she means is all we want is the dates of a guest speaker

who was here at some point last year, please.

It would be up to our head of events,

and as I said...

We know he was here, there's a photo of him

on the wall down there!

All we need to know is if that man was in contact with our sister,

and if so, how well they knew each other.

You could speak to the person who referred her to us.

(manager) Perhaps they could address

some of your concerns.

Yes, thank you, that'd be great.

Thank you.

(ominous music)

Ah, back on the horse, I see.

You're only on chapter three?

I'm just struggling to get into it.

I mean, you know, she was obviously a very smart woman, your mother,

but you know yourself, it's just... it's a bit dated.

Well, not for everyone, I guess. (sighs)

Anyway, why don't you take a break,

jump in the shower, and come down for brekkie?

- Now you're talking. - (chuckles)

(Val sighs)

(water running)

(sighs)

If he was treating Grace in London,

and then he asked her to come to this retreat

where he was speaking...

Means he knew her pretty well.

(Jenny) Well, you know what Grace is like.

She would have told him all about us.

(Anna) But why come looking for us?

Anna, what if...

He'd something to do with Grace's death?

We've jumped to conclusions before.

True, but...

We need to tell Mam.

No, we have to get her away from him first.

(Anna) He could put her in danger, the minute he knows we're onto him.

We don't know what he's capable of.

Come on.

(Val) Many clients today?

Hmm, yeah, a couple, just doing my homework.

If you wanna join me, um, I can finish this later.

(Paul) The sea is much calmer today.

That was so brave of you to get in that water yesterday.

- I'm really proud of you. - (sighs)

Well, it didn't feel great. I felt out of control, in fact.

Made me realise that I've been on shaky ground for too long,

and I just... I can't stand feeling like this anymore.

- I've got you. - I know.

I'm very grateful.

I just...

I just need to find my feet again, you know?

Let's go into town and get those deeds signed today.

Grand.

Great.

- (Anna) Still nothing? - This is all just standard stuff.

Like, it'll take hours to trawl through.

Fuck it, I'm calling Mam.

We can tell her to go for a walk or something,

and then we can tell her without him prowling around.

(line ringing)

(phone beeps)

She declined my call.

(Jenny) Okay, uh...

Why don't you call Paul?

We can make up an excuse as to why you need to talk to her.

No, I'm not doing that!

Right, that's it, I need to know what happened there.

I don't really want to talk about it.

That bad?

I need a coffee. There's a coffee place up ahead.

(Anna) Do you want one?

Hey, if there was ever a time for the truth, I think it's now.

(sighing)

When Paul came to Lahinch last year, he stayed at the hotel.

We had a few drinks one evening and, well...

Oh, my god! Anna, you and Paul?

Well, it was before him and Mam even met.

Still, it makes me sick

thinking about it now they're married.

I wanted to tell her, and then he convinced me

that telling her the truth would hurt her.

And then he went behind my back and told her anyway.

So now she thinks it was my idea to lie all along.

Oh, my god, Anna, I... I'm so sorry.

That's awful.

You're not gonna tell me how stupid I was?

No, he's the creep for making you lie about it,

you hadn't done anything wrong.

Stop being so nice, it makes me nervous.

(sighs) All I wanted to do

was to have some fun

and try not overthink everything after Rory died.

I wanted to feel something other than sadness.

Trust me to pick the wrong man.

- (phone buzzing) - Hmm.

- It's Finn. - Go ahead, I'll grab some coffees.

(phone beeps)

- Hiya. - (Finn) Hiya yourself.

Uh, we're just getting coffees, we should be back by midday.

Any sign of Leon?

Jenny, what's that on your neck?

No, don't cover it up, show me, what happened?

(splutters) Um, it was the...

Jen, how did you get that mark on your neck?

I should have known better, okay? I wound him up.

I threatened him to leave us alone,

and he got angry, and he grabbed me.

(Jenny) I think he was trying to frighten me more than anything.

Leon. When?

Yesterday.

Are you okay? Did he do anything else?

- Did he... - I am fine, all right?

Don't make this any worse than it already is, Finn.

- Do you want me to lie to you? - (Jenny) I want you

to stay away from him. Promise me?

I promise, Jen, he's not gonna do anything stupid.

Okay. Bye.

Finn saw my neck, he's furious.

Shit!

Listen, what you said in the car,

you're right,

we need to get a hold of Mam as soon as possible.

I think I know how.

(phone buzzing)

Right, I meant to put this on silent.

(tense music)

What? What is it?

It's...

Grace?

(Anna) Mam, it's me, I really need to talk to you.

(Val) What are you doing with her phone?

(Anna) I needed to get through, and I knew this was the only number

that you'd answer.

Now, what the hell were you thinking...

(Anna) Just listen, Mam, this is important!

No, do not ever call me from Grace's phone again.

Do you hear? Ever!

- (Jenny) Mam, n... - (phone beeps)

(sighing)

(Finn) You don't understand.

If I don't do something about this now,

I'm just going to be that pathetic, little kid

- who always turns a blind eye. - Look, I get it, I do.

Right, you want to wipe the slate clean,

you want to make him pay for what he did to you,

what he did to Jenny, and...

and that would make you feel pretty good, right?

- (Finn) Yeah. - Yeah, but... but then what?

Okay, let's just say you put him in the hospital or you kill him,

what happens next?

Look, start reasoning with him...

He doesn't understand reason, all right?

He... It's like he's wired differently or something,

like he's got nothing to lose.

- Look, Finn, will you just listen... - Stay here, Frank!

Let me handle this.

Shit.

(beeping)

(rustling)

(reporter over radio) A woman in her fifties remains

in a critical condition following a hit and run incident

on the Ennis Road.

The woman, a pedestrian, was discovered

with serious injuries.

Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses...

Is she going to be okay?

I don't know, love.

(Elaine) Has Patrick spoken to the Guards yet?

I know you're trying to protect him, but...

we have to do the right thing here.

And I said I'd give him a day to come forward.

It wasn't Patrick.

(Jacob) I was the one driving.

I'm so sorry I lied to you.

(breathing heavily)

(sombre music)

(voice breaking) What were you thinking?

I wasn't thinking, Mum. I was drunk.

You know how that is.

(sobbing) Yeah, I do.

And I also know how lame an excuse it is.

What are you gonna say to this woman's son?

"Oh, sorry, I was just drunk?"

(sobbing)

I know I need to go to the Guards.

Well...

it's better if we're honest from the start,

they might go easier on you.

Am I gonna go to prison?

Please, please, please.

(Val gasps) Jesus,

those two have some nerve!

Hold on, hold on.

Before you go headlong into this,

you have to ask yourself, is this conflict worth it?

Well, I can't let them away with the stunt they just pulled!

(Paul) And I totally agree with you.

But right now, do you need to give your energy to this?

Well, I ha... I have to deal with it.

Or you can let me do it.

Okay.

- (car door closes) - (door opens, creaks)

Ladies.

- We want to speak to her. - Now is not a good time.

Of course it isn't.

Calling her on Grace's phone, that was a bad idea.

- Look, Paul... - (Paul) Uh-uh, uh-uh.

You're a little bit out of touch with her at the moment.

You need to tread carefully.

You think I'm the enemy here, but I'm trying to help.

- (Val) Where did you get her phone? - (Anna) Mam...

We're sorry we upset you.

No, saying sorry only means something

when you learn from past mistakes,

and yet you seem to be intent on hurting me.

Don't blame Anna, Mam.

Now, I'm going to ask you again, where did you get Grace's phone?

(Anna) I found it at Joe's house.

What the hell was he doing with it?

(Val) They said it was lost.

He took it when he went to Donegal to bring her body home.

So he stole it?

Sort of, it's not important right now, Mam.

We need to speak to you in private.

No, no, you don't get to have me all to yourself all of the time.

We know that, but we're entitled...

- Entitled is right! - That is not fair.

Look, I'm gonna make it easy for the both of you,

you're not welcome in my... in our house, neither of you.

Just leave us alone!

Come on. Come on, let's get in the car.

We need to tell her about Donegal,

then at least we might be able to get her out of there.

(sighs) I don't know, Jen.

The mood she was in, she might not believe us,

and she'll be stuck in that house with Paul knowing we're on to him.

I guess.

(sighs)

We're gonna need something really concrete to convince her.

Okay, um, I'll go see Sergeant O'Rourke.

She might be able to do a background check on him.

Okay, I'll drop you.

(Anna) You had him sussed all along, Mair.

(Mairead) How do we really know what he's up to?

We should go and get her.

We've already tried.

It was the first place we went to when we got back.

She wouldn't speak to us.

You'll have to get up earlier in the morning to match that guy!

(sighs)

Where are you off to?

I've got to get something. I'll be back in a while.

(door opens, closes)

So, I have a session in a few minutes,

if you want to use the, uh... the kitchen for your writing.

(Paul clears throat)

(soft tense music)

- (ominous music) - (papers rustling)

- (Paul) Caro. - Ah,

I'm just here to grab the last of my things.

I'm flying to Spain later.

Oh, we'll be so sad to see you go.

Of course you will.

No one else in this family will give you the time of day.

Good luck when I'm gone.

(Caro and Paul speaking indistinctly)

Val!

Your mother's here to pick up the rest of her things.

Val, I was hoping for a word.

Uh, aren't you going to offer me a cup of tea?

(Paul) I can do that.

Let's... let's all head into the kitchen.

What about your session?

Oh, yes, let's not interrupt you, Paul.

Oh, um, no, he cancelled. Yeah.

- (Caro) Oh. - Well, come on.

I'll put the kettle on.

(Paul) Come on, Val.

So, how's it been staying at Mairead's?

Any... any bridges built?

Oh, fine, fine, we're very different people.

But that's the luck of the lottery of having children, isn't it?

You never know what kind of a person

is going to drop out of you.

Well, you know that more than anyone, Val.

- Your two are... - They're what, Mam?

(Caro) Well, you have your issues.

They've been through a lot, they... they lost Grace too,

Anna isn't long widowed, those aren't insignificant things.

Darling, they still need to be held responsible

- for what they've done. - Oh, time for me to be going.

Be an angel and pop my suitcases into the car for me?

Sure.

We'll see you out.

(Paul grunts) Thank you.

(whispers) Watch your back, girl.

Paul knew Grace.

(tense music)

Paul, darling, next summer in Spain.

Write it in stone.

- (Caro speaking indistinctly) - (music intensifies)

So, I've been doing some research and there's an architect in Ennis

I want to set up a meeting with.

I think he could do a really good job on the Centre.

Hey, where are you?

Miles away.

I'm sorry, I'm... I'm being insensitive.

I know it must be hard every time you say goodbye to Caro.

And I wish I had some words of comfort for you,

but... you know she's never going to be

the mother you want or deserve.

Luckily for you, you have me now. (chuckles softly)

I don't know, I'm just excited about the future,

you know, the Wellness Centre.

Grace would be so proud.

(Jenny) This man poses a serious threat

to my mother's well-being.

I'm very sorry to hear

that you're estranged from your mother,

and I understand that this has been an exceptionally challenging time

for you and your family, however,

I don't have the time or the resources.

So, you're telling me you don't think it's suspicious

that he didn't mention that he knew Grace?

It's a coincidence.

And you should talk to him about it.

- But... - But I don't see any crime

on the part of your stepfather

which warrants further investigation.

He slept with Anna, and he lied about that too.

Also not a crime.

Fine.

I'll just have to do your job for you.

(Val) Come on, Paul, come on.

Look, this... this can't be done overnight.

Since when have you played by the rules?

Don't insult me.

I'm not about to commit fraud so that this can be rushed through.

Besides, you know as well as I do,

it takes time to convert a residential property

into a place of business, let alone a medical centre!

You know what, I think the plan still needs some consideration.

There it is, I knew it.

(Val) You know what, I'm gonna go and visit Grace's grave for a bit.

- Give me the keys. - (Paul) Oh, come on,

- Val. - Give me the keys.

You visit her grave all the time, this is more important.

Nothing is more important than my daughter, Paul.

(Paul) All right.

Go, then. I'll wait in the car.

(Elaine) I want someone to blame.

I wasn't ready to take responsibility alone.

You know, I needed company.

You know, and drink has always been my best friend, so...

Yeah... (gasping, chuckles nervously)

(voice breaking) Except it isn't funny anymore.

Because...

last week, my... my youngest son found me unconscious,

and made the call that saved my life.

Is it any wonder he's drinking now too?

(sighs)

And I know... I know.

I know no one's coming to rescue us.

I'm the adult here.

And I need to take control if I'm going to help him.

There is no way I'm allowing him go down the path I have.

No matter what.

- Hey. - (Jacob) Hi.

(Elaine) So, I was thinking about what you did,

you know, how stupid and reckless it was.

You know what, that's my fault.

Because the example...

- It's not your fault. - (Elaine) But no, just...

Let me finish, I need to say this.

I showed you when things get tough,

you just can... you can duck out and drink it all away,

and I hope you know how wrong that is.

I'm so sorry, Jacob. I'm so sorry.

I'm... I'm trying to see a future.

I just want you to be happy.

Whatever else was going on...

I chose to take your car...

and to drive drunk...

and I need to tell the truth about it.

You're such a good boy.

But that's not happening.

- What? - I thought I knew

what the right thing to do was,

but you know, sometimes,

right and wrong isn't as black and white

as you'd like it to be.

The Aherns showed me that.

I'm not letting your life be ruined by a mistake, Jacob.

Mine nearly was.

No one knows who was driving that car.

No one needs to know.

(Val sighs) Grace, what happened, huh?

I just wish I could talk to...

How could you think it's okay

to take Grace's phone and keep it from me?

I did what I knew Grace would have wanted...

to be protected from you.

From your lies.

How dare you?

I loved Grace more than anything in this world.

But you could never love her the way she needed, could you?

All she wanted was some truth.

(Joe) Some honesty.

It isn't difficult, Val.

When she got away from you,

that was the happiest I'd ever seen her,

even in those last few days, despite everything.

Did you speak to her before she died?

(shouts) We spoke all the time, Val!

About you, about how the rules don't apply to you,

but how you do you, Val, and damn everyone else!

You know what, you are just full

of your self-righteous crap, aren't you, Joe?

Grace was the best of you.

(shouts) The only one who wasn't

a bare-faced liar!

Look where your family's at now! Huh, Val?

You did this, Val!

You did this!

(indistinct chatter)

(shouts) Leon!

If you come within a mile of her again, Leon, I swear.

Listen, if you think what I did to blondie's neck were bad,

wait until I really get my hands on her.

You won't recognise that pretty little face.

- (grunting) - (Leon groans)

(intense music)

Finn! Finn!

(Frank) Finn, will you stop?

Whoa!

(Frank coughs) God!

- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. - I didn't mean to.

I'm all right, I'm all right.

(Frank) Christ, you nearly took my head off.

(Leon) You know what I want, little brother?

I just want you to share nicely.

What, do you think it's fair, you get the wife, the kid,

the rich family,

while I'm left out in the cold?

Don't think so. You owe me.

I owe you a shallow grave, mate, for threatening my family.

(Frank) Leave it!

(Leon) Oh, you think that you're better than me?

You only got all of this by lying and cheating like you always have.

Hey, we're done here!

Now, Leon, you can go.

This has got nothing to do with you, old man.

There's one thing that you're missing, Leon.

Finn has got us, the Aherns.

And if there's one thing we will not tolerate,

it's somebody messing with our business!

So, here.

There's enough there to get you started in England.

But you leave us alone!

Are you taking the piss? I told you, 50 grand.

If I was you, I would take that money

and I would fuck off back to England!

Or the next time, I will let him kill you.

In fact, I'll even bury the body myself.

There's plenty of places on a building site

to bury a dead body.

Hmm?

(scoffs)

Finally, you got the daddy figure you always wanted, eh, Finn?

(Leon) Never could stand on your own two feet.

Jesus, Frank...

- I didn't think you had it in you. - (scoffs)

Well, you know.

I only did what I think Denis would have wanted me to do.

Yeah, well, he... he never actually showed up for me, so...

thank you.

(Frank) Come on.

(woman) Sinead, hi. How's Eileen?

(Sinead) Well, it's gonna be long road,

but you know, we're getting there.

(woman) What a tragic thing to happen!

(Sinead) I know, I know.

(woman) Will you let her know that we're thinking about her?

- (Sinead) I will. - (woman) Okay.

- Bye. - (Sinead) Bye. Thank you.

Hello, did you find what you were looking for today?

(Elaine) I did. Yeah.

(Sinead) That's 11.99, please.

I'm so sorry...

to, um, hear about what happened to your... your aunt, Eileen.

- That's right, yes. - Yeah, it's terrible.

(Sinead) Yeah, it was an awful shock.

We found out this morning that she's out of the induced coma

and on the mend.

Oh, my god, that is wonderful.

Oh, thank you for asking. Do you know her well?

Oh, no, no.

(Elaine) Um, thank you. Thank you so much.

(breathing deeply)

(printer whirring)

Paul first came to Lahinch in June.

So he met mom before Grace died.

Yeah.

Do you think Grace knew about them?

We'll never know now.

(Mairead exhales softly)

I think I might have an idea.

I can't lie, Paul's a complicated person.

There was a bit of controversy back then

around the time Connie died.

Turns out he'd been treating her, and well, let's just say

that's frowned upon within the community.

He was what?

He was treating his late wife?

(Mairead) And you didn't think to mention that?

(Cheryl) I wasn't trying to hide it.

Plus, he and Val seemed so happy, it didn't seem relevant.

I... Has something changed?

We've just discovered he was treating

my sister Grace before...

We think she took her own life.

(Cheryl) Like Connie?

- His first wife? - Connie died of cancer.

- He talks about it all the time. - (Cheryl) Cancer?

I really don't want to be the person

who tells you this, but that's a lie.

Connie ended her own life.

That lying snake!

So he has a history of treating women who wind up dead?

I'm so sorry. I didn't know.

(tense music)

(sighs) Come on, Mam, pick up,

pick up, pick up, pick up.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

You know, maybe

you should give her grave a miss for a while.

Like... like I suggested.

I really wish you could have met her.

God, I know.

(Paul) If only.

But there's no magic wand.

And it is time to move on.

Plus, you have me now, we're in this together.

It's just some battles I need to fight on my own.

I think you need a rest.

It's been a crap day.

I'll get you something to help you relax.

Hmm.

(Val) You know, with all the drama, we, uh,

we forgot to pick up the steaks.

Could you nip into town?

Yeah, sure.

Now...

hand out.

Have a nice nap, lie down, when you wake up,

romantic dinner, just the two of us, yeah?

Good girl.

(inhales deeply)

(suspenseful music)

- (car door closes) - (car engine starting)

(engine revving in distance)

(breathing shakily)

(panting)

(suspenseful music continues)

(breathing shakily)

From the outside, it was... an idyllic childhood.

(Grace on video) Big house by the beach, new toys.

I never wanted for a thing.

She knew he was having affairs, lying about the business,

keeping control of the money.

And I don't know whether I'm more angry at him

for doing it or her for covering it up.

She was so good at lying to us

that when I found out who he really was,

it was like one tiny crack shattered the whole picture.

And it was too late to put it back together.

That was only the beginning of the lies.

They built and built until... (inhales sharply)

...that's all I saw when I looked at her.

(Val sobbing)

(sobbing continues)

(Grace on video) It feels like a good day.

- Not spectacular. - (sniffles)

Not awful, just... good.

Boring, even.

(chuckles softly) It's perfect.

I stopped on the way here to get a coffee.

It's a place that reminds me of my old cafe.

I got chatting to the woman who runs it,

and she's from Ireland too.

So, obviously, I was there for like 20 minutes,

listening to her talk about her kids

- and how expensive London is. - (sniffles)

Then she gave me the coffee for free.

So kind.

It was the first time I missed home.

It made me think...

maybe I should call Mam.

She only ever tried to do what she thought was right.

You know? Even if it was totally wrong.

I just don't want to have any regrets.

(Paul on video) I don't think that would be wise.

You've made so much progress.

Why would you undo it?

You severed ties for a reason.

The only way you can stay healthy is by staying away from that woman.

If you're serious about your recovery,

never go back there again.

Your family are toxic.

(breathing heavily)

(tense music)

(Jenny) Mam, Mam, please don't hang up.

- We need to talk to you about Paul. - Yeah, I...

(Jenny) He's been lying about Connie.

She was his patient, he was treating her,

but she ended up committing suicide.

He was treating Grace in London.

(Anna) He was in Donegal at the retreat where she died.

Mam, you need to get out of there now.

We don't think that you're safe with him.

(sobbing) Yeah. I know.

(car approaching)

(line clicks)

Mam?

Mam?

She knows that she's in danger.

- What are you waiting for? - (Mairead) Go, go!

(suspenseful music)

(Paul) You're up?

Yeah.

Great, great. How are you feeling?

Wide awake.

Wow, look at you, a fighter despite everything, huh?

(Paul) You know, um...

I think we should get you back in the water tomorrow.

Someone once told me

that, uh, all we have is the moment we're in,

so let's just focus on tonight, shall we?

(chuckles softly, inhales deeply)

(Paul) That someone sounds like a very wise man.

Mm.

I'll just go and wash up.

Do you think he's planning to hurt her?

I don't know, but now she knows he knew Grace,

she's going to confront him, and he won't like that.

- Maybe you shouldn't have told her! - Just get there!

(Val) Here's to Gracie.

(soft chuckle)

You know, um...

I've been driving myself crazy, uh,

thinking about the night she died

and... all those missed calls from her,

and... trying to work out the meaning of it all, you know?

- Here's what I think. - I think we should leave this...

Don't interrupt me. I'm not finished.

I think Grace found out about us.

I think she tried to call me...

but for whatever reason, I didn't answer her calls.

I've seen the tapes, Paul.

I know you were treating her.

I know you told her not to contact me.

But I... I don't understand why.

So, this time, let's just... let's try the truth, shall we?

Okay.

God, just break the lights, Anna.

(Jenny) There's no one there!

I don't know, Jen, I can't see round the bend.

Just do it!

- Anna, watch out! - (Anna) Jesus!

- (car horn honking) - (both gasp)

(both breathing heavily)

Yes, Grace was my patient in London.

And she followed me to Donegal where I was a guest speaker.

She made it clear that her family

were the root of all of her problems.

So, I came to Lahinch to see for myself.

But what I found here was a powerful woman

that I couldn't walk away from.

So, once I knew

that you and I were going to build a life together,

I had to confess.

And I went back to Grace.

I told her everything.

She gave us her blessing.

(inhales sharply) Now...

I could say

that I should have told you earlier,

but I was always, always thinking of what was best for you.

No one knew Grace in those last months like I did,

and I realised that the key to your healing

lay in the tapes of those sessions,

in my connection to Grace.

So you're saying you were going to tell me?

I was waiting until you were strong enough.

I believe you will find solace in those tapes eventually.

And you can hate me now all you like,

but I had a plan for you all along.

I couldn't risk losing you, Val.

Why is my daughter dead, Paul?

- (suspenseful music) - (sighs)

Don't walk away from me.

- I said, don't walk away from me! - Enough of your bullshit, Paul!

(gasps)

Don't ask me for the truth if you're not prepared to face it.

Grace was in your sights

from the moment she walked into that clinic in London.

I mean, there it all was for you on a plate, wasn't it?

The perfect property and location, a legacy to outshine your mother's,

and the only thing that was in your way

was a... was a rich, vulnerable widow.

- God, I made it so easy for you! - You need to stop now.

Grace would never have given you her blessing for lying to us all.

As soon as she found out that you were targeting me,

she would have tried to stop you!

No, that's enough now.

Your mother saw through you, didn't she?

Grace saw through you too.

And I bet your fucking ego couldn't handle that, could it?

- I was trying to help her! - (Val) Help her?

- Yes! - Right.

You know what she needed, Paul?

What she needed was to trust, she needed no more lies,

but you, you just filled her head with poison

because you are a monster!

She needed people around her who loved her,

she needed her family, she needed her mother!

She needed to be put out of her fucking misery!

(breathing heavily)

She was going to ruin everything that we built together.

(voice fading) She was so unhappy.

If I hadn't done it, she would have done it to herself.

- (baby coos) - (grunts)

Isn't there a part of you

that's relieved she's not in pain anymore?

(Val) I got you.

- No! - (music intensifies)

- (Val grunting) - (groaning)

(ominous music)

(thuds)

(groaning)

- (breathing heavily) - (Paul gurgling)

(breathing heavily)

(clinking)

(door opens)

(music intensifies)

♪ And if I see A sign in the sky tonight ♪

♪ No one's gonna tell me It's a trick of the light ♪

♪ May never come But I'm willing to wait ♪

♪ What can I say? I'm a man of the faith ♪

♪ And there's an ocean in my body ♪

♪ And there's a river in my soul ♪

♪ And I'm crying ♪

♪ And we carry the sun ♪