All language subtitles for Fear.1996.1080p.BluRay.DTS.x264.HuN-LiLBOX_ENG

Nicole, save some hot
water for your dad!

Mr. Walker.
Larry.

I've eaten meaner dogs than
you for breakfast, you wimp!

Did you get the
tickets yesterday?

Huh?

The Pier?
James Taylor?

Oh, shit.

I'll have Eddie
get 'em today.

What?

Nothing.

Dad, you were looking at me like you
didn't know who I was or something.

No, I was just thinking
that maybe you'd

like Laura to take you
to buy some new clothes.

What she's got on
is brand-new.

This is new?

Yeah. Why? What's wrong with it?

It looks like something
you wore when you were 12.

Yeah, so?

Look, all I'm saying
is that it's... It's...

What? I'm not allowed
to have an opinion?

No, Dad, you're allowed to
do whatever you wanna do.

I'm the one who has to ask
permission to breathe.

Can I go to school
now, Father?

Have a nice
day, Nicole.

Does that count
as quality time?

Good boy, Kaiser.

Drink all your
juice, sweetheart.

Hey, congratulations. I heard
you won your game last night.

Spanked 'em.

I bet that made
your dad happy, huh?

He doesn't really
watch the games.

He's too busy trying
to pick up chicks.

I gotta go.

Could you drop me
off at school?

The Mustang's way cooler
than Mom's car.

Please, Dad.

Okay, hurry up.
Get your stuff.

All right!

He called me Dad.

Morning, Eddie.
Mmm-hmm.

The Sweikert project went
to the bad guys last night.

You're shitting me.
Wish I were.

We're on thin ice here,
pal. Vancouver or bust.

Well, show me
the drafts we got.

I'll create
the presentation myself.

That's what
I wanted to hear.

We shouldn't even
be doing this.

We're just gonna have to turn around
and come back the second we get there.

Yes, but we can say
we were there.

You have to factor in
the residual coolness.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Mr. Keheela decided he had to
stare at my boobs for 10 minutes

before he'd give me
an extension.

We should just get
something to go, guys.

Nicole, chill.

What do you wanna remember
five years from now?

Being on time for English
Lit or having a life?

Well, let me see. English
Lit, life. English Lit.

Shut up, Gary.

Ooh la la!
Yes?

Smoked turkey
and gouda on a roll.

To go.

So pretty! Davey,
you see me hole that?

God, stop being so obvious.
What do you wanna eat?

Um, just some chocolate cake, please.

To go.

Swing and a miss.
You're outta here, buddy.

Batter up, Davey.
Come on.

Winning is
a good thing, man.

"King and
Occidental"? I'm there.

Where's that,
down by the docks?

Yeah. So?

Better bring
your Uzi.

That's $8.75.

I got it.
Come with me.

No, I can't. I've got a family
outing. James Taylor at the Pier.

Yikes!
Isn't he bald?

Probably.

Gotta go, guys.

Margo, come on.

All right, all right.

God, I bet
it'd be a rush.

You wouldn't
really do it.

Why not?

I mean, who wouldn't want millions
of guys fantasizing about them?

It's power.

It's nuts.

What, it doesn't
feel good to be wanted?

Hey, what about Jason
Fuller? He wants you bad.

He doesn't want me.
He just...

I don't really know
what he wants.

Every time I go out with him, I kind of
feel like I should be paid for baby-sitting.

Come with
me tonight.

There's sure to be something
going on down there.

I told you, I gotta
do this family thing.

Okay, I'm leaving now,
you guys.

There's food in the fridge
and money on the counter.

And if you need to reach me, I'll be at
the St. Francis under Vince's name, okay?

Okay, Mom.

Be good. Love you.

Who's Vince?

Some old coot
in San Francisco

with a potbelly
and a lot of dough.

He promised
her a Mercedes.

Which means I get the Rabbit.
Don't you just love life?

Nicole? Your father's
here to pick you up.

Oh, yeah.
Life's just great.

Dad?

Daughter.

Is it absolutely mandatory
that I see James Taylor again?

When did you ever see
a James Taylor concert?

You, me, Mom,
summer of '85.

Does that ring
any bells?

'85?

You'd have been...

Six.

Oh, come on,
that doesn't count.

I'm surprised you
even remember it.

I don't think there's a
thing that's ever happened,

or not happened, for that
matter, that I don't remember.

You're the one
who blocks out the past.

Nicole, I don't
block out anything.

It just takes longer
to sort through 40 years

of data than it does 16.

Maybe you ought to consider
upgrading to a faster chip.

You know, sometimes
you're pretty funny.

I have my moments.

So, look,
it'll be fun tonight.

You, me, Laura, Toby.

Old memories,
new adventures.

It'll be like real life.

Okay, my little
sugar plum?

Okay, my little
nectarine.

Hey, Laura.
Hey.

Want me to help
with anything?

Yeah. Uh...

There's fruit in
the refrigerator.

Why don't you get that out? Okay.

Thanks.

Mmm.

Get outta there.

I gotta change
and jump in the shower.

Call Eddie first.
He was looking for you.

Okay.

Whoops.

Come on. Not even a nice,
schmoozy conference call?

Please?

All right.

What choice do I have?
I'll see you at the airport.

She's got this little chain she hooks
through it and wraps around her waist.

What do you think Dad
would do if I got one?

You know exactly
what he would do.

Bullet to the brain.

Toby.

What?

I can't go to the concert.
I gotta go to Vancouver.

Now? I have to meet the client
for dinner in three hours.

Oh, Jesus, Steven. We've
been planning this for weeks.

The whole thing
was your idea.

Honey, nobody wanted
to go more than me.

What would you like me
to do about it?

Well, you could keep your word to
your family, is what you could do.

Oh, yeah? Then we could
just all starve to death.

Oh, spare me the melodrama.
Nobody's starving.

You were right, Dad.

It's just like real life.

Margo.

King and Occidental?
I'm with you.

There's that guy
from Largo!

Let's go say hi.

Nah, I think I'll just be
over here, okay?

Hey.

Hi.

You're not dancing.

I know.

You aren't either.

How come?

How come what?

How come
you're not dancing?

Well, because
nobody's asked me.

Oh.

Come on!

Hey, come on.
Let's get outta here.

Logan!

Logan, come on!

Are you all right?

Yeah. How are we
gonna get down?

I'll figure
something out.

Hold on.

Come on.

Come on.

I promise. It'll be okay.
It's safe. Come on.

Margo!

I'll see you later!
Come on!

Go ahead.
Just let go.

It's safe. Come on.

Isn't this the car they
stopped making 'cause it,

I don't know,
blows up or something?

I guess that's why
I got her.

I saw her sitting there all
alone, cold in the junkyard.

You know, it's not her fault they
didn't put her together right.

You just said that
like you really meant it.

I did.

I stayed with my real mom in
L.A. after my dad moved up here.

I was nine
years old.

It was just the two of us,
all alone in this big house.

And she was so sad
most of the time

that I kind of felt like I
was the one taking care of her.

Must've been tough.

Yeah.

How about your dad?
You get along with him okay?

I don't know. I mean, I only
moved up here about a year ago.

It's not like we even
know each other that well.

Yeah.
Mmm.

How about you?
You have parents?

I mean, that
you see and stuff.

Well, they're back East, but
I talk to them all the time.

Oh, they're still together?

They're weird, though.

I mean, they're totally
cool, totally together.

It's just that they've never had a
disagreement about anything more serious than

whether it's gonna be mashed
or Stove Top, or tea or coffee.

Kinda crazy.

What?

Nothing.

That was not "nothing" going on
behind those beautiful eyes of yours.

Tell me.

I was just thinking that

you're not at all what I expected
you to be the first time I saw you.

How so?

I don't know.
You're just...

You're sweet.

What? You're the one
that's hiding something.

It's just that I was taught that if
something seems too good to be true,

then it probably isn't.

Yeah.

So far what I know about
you is you're beautiful

and incredibly perceptive.

I just need to know, like, one
flaw so I can believe the rest.

Got a week?

I got all the
time in the world.

Oh. David.

I gotta go. My curfew's at midnight.

All the time in the world.

David.

I'm sorry.

I guess
you found my flaw.

That's not a flaw.

That's one more perfect
thing for me to admire.

And respect.

And wait for.

Well, the least you could
have done was call, Nicole.

I was sitting here for two
hours imagining God knows what.

Laura, I can't help it
if my watch broke.

I mean, how would I even notice unless
I was staring at it every second?

Go to bed, Nicole. We'll
deal with this tomorrow.

Laura...
I'm angry, Nicole.

Just go to bed.

And take off your makeup.
You look like a slut.

Mr. Walker.

Larry.

So, 2:00 a. m.
Am I missing something?

Come on, Nicky.
Help me out.

You were kidnapped
by aliens.

They tried to take you to
their planet, but you escaped

and hitchhiked
back from Pluto.

So who's this guy
you were with?

Just a guy.

Is he a good guy?

He's good to his car.

You'd appreciate that.

Well, that's a start.
Maybe I should meet him.

Dad, I just met him. I don't even
know if I'm gonna see him again.

Oh.

So?

Right.

All right, here's the deal.

Kitchen duty and yard work
for two weeks. No exceptions.

And no subcontracting
out to Tobias.

Is that fair?
Do I have a choice?

No.

I guess
it's fair.

And I want you
to apologize to Laura.

Yeah. I'll apologize to her when she
apologizes to me for calling me a slut.

You were too
easy on her.

She should have
been grounded.

She knows
she screwed up.

It's all easy fixes
with you, Steve.

You give her
whatever she wants,

like you're forever
trying to make it up to her.

Please, Laura.

It's gonna blow up
in your face, Steve.

Everybody needs rules.

She'd respect you more if you
laid it out and played it straight.

Straight, huh? Is that why
you called her a slut?

I said she looked
like a slut.

She had about two gallons of makeup on
and that's exactly what she looked like.

Shitty choice of words,
don't you think?

Maybe.

You know, every part
of you tastes so good.

Nicole?
Yeah?

I wanna meet your family.

Really?

Yeah. Will that
be okay?

Yeah.

Dad,
meet David McCall.

Mr. Walker.
Pleasure to meet you, sir.

Same here, David.

Hey, Toby, right?
What's up, big guy?

This must be
the savage beast Kaiser.

That means
he likes you.

Yeah? Tell him
the feeling is mutual.

You know, you look bigger
than your sister described.

Or maybe you just grew
since yesterday. Which one?

So, David, you're not in
school with Nicole, are you?

Uh...

No, sir. But maybe U-Dub in the fall.

I'm just kind of exploring
my options, I guess.

Nicole, remember you gotta help me
plant these trees before you leave.

But I
gotta get changed.

Well, you knew it was
one of your chores.

Excuse me.
It's Laura, right?

Hi, I'm David. I...

I don't wanna
interfere or anything,

but it so happens I work
summers in a nursery.

I'd be more than happy
to give you a hand.

Can I help, too?

I couldn't do it
without you, partner.

Okay. Come on.
Grab the big one.

See, the main thing is
the moisture content of the soil

when you first plant it.
Uh-huh.

These guys' roots are really
sensitive for about ten days or so.

Hmm, well, you certainly learned a
lot during your summer, didn't you?

Is there someplace
I can get cleaned up?

I don't know.

I think some hard-earned dirt under
a man's fingernails can be attractive.

Well, maybe
I shouldn't wash.

It's in there,
on your left.

Thanks.

Oh, excuse me, Mr. Walker. I
was looking for the bathroom.

It's right in there.

I'm not disturbing
you, am I?

No, no. Go ahead.

Thank you.

Did David
come in here?

I'll be right out.

Margo. Come on in.
Tell me about life.

Mr. Walker, I'm sure you know
a lot more about life than I do.

I wouldn't be so sure. I get
surprised at least once a day.

That's the fun part though,
isn't it, Mr. Walker?

Depends, David.

Kinda cuts both ways.
You just never know.

Two minutes.

Don't forget those trash
bags have to go out.

You're not
getting out of that.

All right.

You should come with us
to the Orbit, Mr. Walker.

It'd be fun.

Nicole!
Yeah?

Get me a Coke.

Okay, I'll be
right there.

Come on, Steve.
You could play pinball.

You could ride
the bumper cars.

You could do that thing where
you throw the ball at something.

Maybe win me
a stuffed animal.

Or you could
just walk around,

eating cotton candy,
checking everybody out.

Hey, thank you.
You almost ready?

Mmm-hmm. I wanna get there before dark.

We still gotta
pick Logan up.

Try to hurry, okay?

Okay. Let me just
grab my jacket.

Okay.

Hey, wait up.

David.

Nicole's curfew is 12:00,
not five after, all right?

All right.

Hello.

Yeah, Eddie.

Pleasure to meet you,
Mr. Walker. Take care.

No, I'm finishing
them up right now.

I'm gonna drop 'em off
at FedEx myself.

I'm not gonna miss it.
It'll get there.

Nicole!

All right, Eddie.
I'll see you.

Nicole!

You let her leave?

Steven.

Why don't you get
your helpmate to do it?

What, Eddie?

Eddie, I'm sealing the
envelope, I'm out the door.

What are you talking about?

The last pickup's
not until 7:00.

I still got half an hour.

What?

Shit!

There you go, kid.
Take your best shot.

Bull's-eye gets you
anything on the wall.

We got
a winner.

I'll take
that peace pipe.

Buddy, you look
like a basketball player.

Take a shot.

I screwed up. I gotta
go back up to Vancouver.

Bye-bye.

I want you to come with me.

We could stay
in that same hotel.

Maybe even get
that same suite.

The number of the hotel is by the phone.

So just rent some videos, call
Domino's, and try not to kill each other.

I'll try and
restrain myself.

I'll sic Kaiser
on you.

Ooh, I'm shaking.

Try and have a nice
time, Nic. Life is short.

But remember, nobody in the
house but you and Toby, all right?

I hear you, Dad.

Smile?

Hello.

David?

Nicole, how are you?

I'm good.
Listen.

David, my parents went out
of town for a couple of days,

and I'm all alone
in my room.

Nicole.

Yes, David?

I promised some friends I'd help
'em out with something tonight.

Oh, um...

Okay. Whatever.

But, Nicole.

Yeah?

I could come
by afterwards.

Would that be okay?

Sure.

If it gets too late,
I might be in bed.

Okay? So just punch 1432 into
the keypad and just come on in.

I'll be waiting.

Hey.

David.

Nicole.

I love you.

Please don't tell Margo. Not
that it's a secret or anything.

I just...
I don't know, it...

Are we talking
the "L" word here?

I don't know.

Whatever it is, I definitely
never felt it before.

Prince Charming
must be late.

Do you want
me to wait?

No, that's all right.
He'll be here.

David, what the hell
are you doing? Stop it!

Stop it! Stop it!

What? Come on.

Go away!

Get away from me!

Just leave us alone.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my...

Who is it?

Can I come in?

Um...

I...

I thought of you when I saw
this in the hotel gift shop.

Oh, Nicole,
what happened?

I was in gym class.

We were playing volleyball, and I
caught an elbow right in the eye.

Oh.

Well.

Let's see
what we can do.

Those are
nice shoes, Nicole.

Thank you.

Hey there. Doesn't your daughter
look exceptionally pretty today?

Uh-huh.

Oh, hey, yeah.
You look lovely, Nic.

Thanks, Dad.
I gotta go.

Can I get a kiss?

Bye, Dad.

Bye, Nic.

Thanks, Laura.

What was that about?

Woman stuff.

She got a black eye in gym class,
so I gave her a makeup lesson.

So she wouldn't
look like a slut.

Hey.

Talk to Travis Bickle yet?

I don't think I ever
wanna see him again.

Are you okay?

Did you see
the look in his eye?

I can't get it out of my head.
Gave me goddamn nightmares.

I'm sorry, Gary.

I'm just so
incredibly confused.

We're here to see
a man about a dog.

Does this look
like a kennel?

I... We...

Woof, woof, woof.

All right, wait in here. But
don't be fooled. He's on red alert.

They're interested
in the dog.

Go tell David
we have to leave soon.

Hey, man.

What the hell
you doing in here?

Not now, Knobby.

Logan says
we gotta leave soon.

Tell Logan I'm not going.

Oh, yeah? Well, he's gonna be pissed,
man. You've been bailing a lot.

You know, when his old
man gets back into town,

we're all gonna be
out on our ass.

You better start
thinking about that.

You're welcome.

Hey, Nicole.

You got a fan.

Thanks.

Never mind.

Steve, let me go.

Were the flowers
from him?

Yeah.

It's just like him,
you know?

He's always so polite
and considerate.

He never has to show off
the way other guys do.

Then all of a sudden
he turns into a monster.

I mean, Gary was down
on the ground,

and David just kept on kicking
him, and kicking him so hard!

Did he give you
the black eye, too?

Did he?

Dad, I told you
how I got the black eye.

Steven, why don't you
let us finish up here?

Toss me the Kleenex.

Nicole,
I want you to understand

that whatever you think I may
have done to disappoint you

is no reason for you to go
screw up your whole life.

What?

Dad, I don't know what
you're talking about.

That's what worries me.

Look, Dad, this may come
as a big shock to you,

but every move I make does
not have to do with you.

Turns out I'm living my own life.

Not yet you're not.

As long as you're living in my
house, you'll follow my rules.

That means when you
wanna go out,

I wanna know where
you're going and with who.

And if I don't like it,
you're not going.

Don't be
ridiculous, Dad.

I'm not kidding, Nicole.
This is gonna stop!

What?

Why don't you just say it?
This is all about David.

There's something
wrong with him.

But your problem
with David, not mine.

He's not a good guy.

Look, Dad.

David and I
had a disagreement.

Maybe we'll get past
it, maybe we won't.

But no matter what happens,
it'll be between us.

It just doesn't have
anything to do with you.

Oh, God.

What the hell
was that about?

Oh, boy.

He hit her too, Laura.
I know he did.

Oh, come on.
You heard what she said.

I don't care what
anybody says. He hit her.

Fine.

But don't think you can bully
her into growing up, Steven.

It doesn't work that way.

So he hit you.

Sometimes that's just their asshole
way of showing they love you.

He didn't mean to hit me.
It was an accident.

Fine.

So then what's
the problem?

I don't know.

Nicole, do yourself a favor
and don't think so much.

It gives you
premature wrinkles.

My dad hates him,
that's for sure.

Well, that means that he
knows you're sleeping together.

You know, it's that usual
weirdo jealously trip.

How could he possibly know
we were sleeping together?

Caught you, you ho! You never
told me you were screwing him!

You'll always
remember your first.

Not your second,
not your third.

Just your first.

Party!
Oh, shit!

No! No! Logan!

Logan,
don't you dare!

Going in.

Nicole. Nicole.

Just give me one minute?

Listen, I know you never
wanna see me again,

but I still
have to explain.

There's nothing that I can say
that'll make what I did all right.

I know that, but I need you to know
that it came from someplace good.

It came from me feeling like
I'd do anything to protect you.

From Gary?

I didn't know it was Gary.

I swear. All I saw was some
guy with his paws all over you.

I mean, knowing how many
bad guys are out there...

Guys that would take
advantage of somebody like you.

Guys that I would kill if they
ever did anything to hurt you.

I just lost it.

I want you to know

that I'm very sorry about
what happened to Gary, I am.

But I can't be sorry
that I love you.

I learned from you,
Nicole, I really did.

I learned that I need
people more than I thought.

I've always been the one
taking care of things.

And with you,
it's different.

And I want us to take
care of each other.

And I'll promise nothing like
that will ever happen again.

I'm sorry.

I'm home.

Laura?

No!
Come here.

No, no, no.
Oh, yes, yes.

Hey there! Isn't this
Indian summer great?

What's going on?

Well, it's warm.

We're taking advantage.
You ought to jump in.

What's he doing here?

What's he doing here, Laura?

Steven, would you rather she
lied and snuck off to see him?

You made the rules.

I appreciate it.
Thank you very much.

Hello.

You remember that song
and dance Nicole gave us

about David growing up like Beaver Cleaver
in some perfect little town back East?

Yeah, something like that.

Well, guess again. The kid bounced from
foster home to foster home to institution

until he was finally
kicked out on his ass at 18.

Since then, no one knows.

He's got no family, no address,
no work record. Nothing.

All right. So the guy's
embarrassed about being an orphan.

Not his fault, by the way.

So he makes up a story about having
a happy childhood to impress a girl.

What's the big deal?

The big deal, Laura, is that
the guy give me the creeps,

and the girl is my daughter.

Hello, David.

Hi, Mr. Walker.

You got a minute?
I need to talk to you.

I'm meeting Nicole.

This won't take long.

All right.

Follow me around the corner.

David, I don't want to
beat around the bush.

I came to tell you that you're
gonna stop seeing Nicole.

Now, either you're as smart as you
think you are and you'll just go away,

or else you're gonna make things
harder on yourself than they have to be.

You know, Steve,
you're really not a faggot.

What?

I'm serious.

Seem like a pretty solid guy.
You should lighten up on yourself.

We're not talking about me.
We're talking about...

Yes, we are.

That's what this whole thing's
about, Steve. Your inadequacies.

Your fears.
You just wait a minute.

Listen to me. See, I'm
hip to your problems.

All of 'em.

I know you abandoned Nicole
when she needed you most,

'cause I licked
her sweet tears.

I know about things
coming apart at work.

Maybe you fucking lost
it in that department.

I also know you ain't
keeping up, so to speak,

your end of the bargain
with the missus.

'Cause if you were, she
wouldn't be all over my stick.

But relax, Steve.
We're friends.

We're practically family.

I want you to understand
something, pal.

If you don't disappear from my family's
life, I'm gonna rip your balls off

and shove 'em so far up your ass
they'll come out your fucking mouth!

You got that, my friend?

Steve, what
I'm saying is,

even if he's got a record
and we can convince a judge,

this thing
could still backfire.

You tell some kid that
the state is restraining him,

you'll just make him
want it even more.

We've gotta do something.
I'm not gonna just sit around.

Let me ask you something
as your friend.

Are you sure you're not just
fighting the inevitable here?

You didn't expect she was
gonna stay a virgin, did you?

Alex, the guy
is a psychopath.

Because he's hot
for your daughter?

Took a jealous swing at some
guy, talked trash to you?

Are you gonna
help me or not?

Yeah, of course. Look,

I'll make a couple of calls
for you, all right?

Where's my father?

He's in his workroom.

You know, Dad, I never expect you
to be perfect, 'cause I know I'm not.

But I never thought you
were a hypocrite until now.

Honey, calm down.
What are you talking about?

I'm talking about you lecturing
me about what David did to Gary,

and then turning around and acting
a million times worse yourself.

Nicole, I don't know
what he told you...

He didn't have to tell me
anything, Dad. I saw the bruises.

What bruises?

You're gonna stand there and tell
me that you never touched him,

that you didn't hit him so hard in the
chest that he's all sore and bruised?

Look, I may have...

Yeah, exactly, Dad.

You may have. But I'll tell
you what you definitely did.

You lost my respect.

Nicole, come back here!

Nicole!

Fuck!

She ran to the car,
she got in,

and she slammed the door in my
face, if you really need to know.

What?

What are you talking
about? She's only 16.

So what if she
wasn't kidnapped?

I still have the right to... Huh?

Fine, I'll call a lawyer!

Just you and
me, Nicole. Nobody else.

Nobody else.

Do you want me?

Yes.

Tell me.

Tell me you want me.

I want you, David.

Yeah?

David.

Yeah?

I love you.

Sure you won't change your
mind and come home with me?

I can't.
My dad will kill me.

Okay. I love you.

Bye.

Get outta here,
you skinny-ass motherfucker.

Come on.

Hey, fuck you.
She's mine.

You want me?

Say it so
he can hear you.

Go ahead. Tell him.

Tell him you want me.
Tell him! Now!

I want him!

Yeah, fuck it. Keep that dirty
little bitch. I don't want her.

What?

Nic.

Please, Dad.
I don't wanna talk about it.

I just wanna be alone.

Okay.

The pain will
go away, honey.

I promise.

Is she okay?

I hope so.

I got you some anyway. I thought food
might zap you out of your zombie trip.

Thanks.
I'm just not hungry.

Let me guess.

You're preparing
a junk food defense

before you team up with your
boyfriend and go on a killing spree.

No. Definitely not.

Joke. Joke, Nicole.

As in "ha-ha. "
Remember?

Jesus, cane me
in Singapore.

Was Margo in Bio?

Uh-uh. She called
and said she was sick.

At least she's honest.

What?

Nothing.

Speak of the devil.

Guess who?

Don't touch me!

Nicole, where are
you going?

Get away from me!
Get over here.

Help!
Stop it!

Somebody help me! What's the
matter with you? Come here.

Hey!
Just stay away from me!

No. Why?

You heard her David.
Just let her go!

All right? Okay?

All right.

Okay.

Hey, Margo.
Hi.

They're in there.
Thanks.

Why won't you
take my calls?

As you can see, I'm playing
with my little brother.

Okay. You don't have to
be so snotty about it.

Hey there, handsome. When you
gonna grow up so I can ravage you?

Margo, why don't you
leave Toby alone?

Jesus.
What's your problem?

What?

The fact that you
can stand there

and act cool and fine
as if nothing ever happened.

That's what scares me
the most about you, Margo.

It's like I don't
know you, or...

Or maybe I don't know
anybody for that matter.

Everybody says one thing and
then does another, and I just...

Nicole.

I'm sorry. I just... I have no
idea what you're talking about.

You know exactly
what I'm talking about.

Who told you?
Did David tell you?

Forget it. It doesn't matter.
You're not a friend of mine.

Nicole, I was high, okay? He
forced me. He made me do it!

Nicole, please don't do this.
Please don't do this. I need you.

You're my only friend!

Hey, pull over!
I gotta talk to you!

What the fuck do you think you're doing?

David, please
leave me alone.

Huh? What did you
say to Nicole?

Nothing.

You fucking
lying fucking whore.

Get the fuck outta the car!
You lying fucking whore!

What did you say to her? What
the fuck did you say to her?

Nothing. I swear, David. I didn't
tell her. I don't know how she knows.

But she knows.

Let me tell you something.

You better fix it. You
better make it right again.

Because if you don't,
I'm gonna hurt you.

Don't cry.

You fucking liked it.

Mr. Walker, sir, I believe I owe you,
Nicole and your entire family an apology.

Well, I was wondering if...

I was just wondering
if you'd be so kind

as to let me come in for a
minute and explain a few things?

I think you might
understand.

I'm not interested
in understanding you, David.

I'm only interested in
keeping you away from Nicole.

And I'll do whatever it takes
to accomplish that. Okay?

Whatever it takes.

Thanks, Dad.

Hello?

Oh, hey, Eddie.
Just hold on one second.

Yeah, Eddie?

I'm gonna work all night.

Please, don't panic.

I talked to the school. Security
knows about everything, so...

Don't worry, Dad.
It's over, okay?

Love you.

Nicole! Wait up.

Hi.

Everything copasetic?

Yeah. You know, I never
thanked you for the other day.

No sweat.

Yes!
You did it! This is great.

This is a work of art.

You think you can stay conscious long
enough to crunch out the new numbers?

I've been living on pure adrenaline
for 24 hours. Why stop now?

Sure you don't want
to come to the mall with us?

Nah. I gotta finish
that story for the paper.

The Washington Post is gonna need to
see something before they make me editor.

Hey, Laura.
Hey, Gary.

Get in the back.

Hey, Toby bear.
Hi, Gary.

Okay, I'll see you later.

Hey, Gary.

David.

Gary, did you know I grew up
in a lot of different places?

Uh... No. Actually,
Nicole told me that...

Oh, yeah. Bridgewater,
Spafford, Rikers, you name it.

You know what they
have in common, Gar? No.

Weak walls. Actually, that's
why they moved me around so much.

I'd pound on the wall,
it'd break.

They'd move me to the
next one, and the next one,

until finally they got sick of building
walls and just showed me the door.

Pretty useful upbringing it turned
out, though, Gar. There's always walls.

Usually the moist, fleshy kind that
try to get in the way of me and it,

whatever it may be.

Silly, silly people, though.
They're only to be knocked down.

Gary.

We ready?

We're ready.

I appreciate your efforts. I
know how hard the push has been

on yourselves
and your families.

Today is just another
dog and pony show.

I'll kick it off,
and then you're up, Steve.

Let's sell these guys.

How many tickets we got
for the Hawks Sunday?

We got the four.
Peterman kept the rest.

That figures.

Holy shit!

Jesus, Steve.

What does it say?

Eddie, I need for you to
give me the keys to your car,

and for you to catch
a ride with Harvey.

Steve, we gotta...
Please!

Okay.

Hello, Laura? Nicole?

Come on. Somebody pick up.

Shit!

Hello, Margo. This is Mr.
Walker. Is Nicole with you?

Do you know where
David McCall lives?

How are you?
I need to talk to you.

Help!

Ssh. Ssh.

You gotta listen to me,
Nicole. To me. The real me.

You gotta use the one thing you
have that can hear the real me.

It's not here.
It's not what I say.

It's not here.

It's not the way
you see me acting.

It's here.

That's what it is, Nicole.

You know it. I know it. Your
daddy knows it. Everybody knows it.

That's why they're trying to keep
us apart. They're just jealous.

We have something that
everybody wants but nobody has.

We can't let them take
that away from us, Nicole.

It belongs to me
and you. Okay?

I love you.

Help!

Somebody help me.

It's your
fucking fault!

Come on! Now somebody knows
who did this. Now who is it?

I know who did it.

Well, I'll fucking kill
whoever did this!

Yeah, who?
Yeah.

Yeah, let's pay the
dude a fucking visit, then!

All right.

Here.

Thanks.

I can't get over the feeling
that I let you down, Nic.

I should've seen it coming.

I'm sorry.

It's not your
fault, Laura.

Thanks, anyway.

I mean that, on top of the fact that
he assaulted her in a public bathroom,

and you're telling me that
that's not enough to haul him in?

Who gives a shit
about warrants?

They're running
their own cartel,

and you can't do
a goddamn thing about it?

Well, look, I'm not
worried about tonight,

but what about tomorrow
and the next day?

I mean, she can't stay
here like she's a prisoner.

Pull in over there.

We'll cut through
the woods.

An eye for an eye.

A tooth for a
fucking tooth!

Just remember, Nicole
ain't part of this game.

Oh, Margo.

Oh, what's wrong?

We...

Gary's dead.

They found his body in the
woods by school, beaten to death.

Kaiser. Kaiser.

Come here, boy.
Come here, Kaiser.

Come here, boy.

Come here, boy.
Good boy.

Okay, fine. You're right.
It's not an emergency.

Could I please talk to the
people that try and solve murders?

Jesus!

Come on.

That's a good boy.

Come here, Toby.
Yeah, yeah...

Come here.

My name
is Steven... Hello?

Hello? Hello?

The phone is dead.

You're next, man!

No!

You don't know what's out
there. Here. Security will come.

There's no siren.

Well, they'll still get
the signal. Larry will come.

No, it's disconnected. The system
works through the phone lines.

Come here. It's okay. It doesn't matter.

No one is getting
in here, Steven.

You designed it, remember? Reinforced
doors. No entry without the code.

Dad?

David's got the code.

It all could've been
different, Mr. Walker.

You should've allowed
nature to take its course.

In the end it will anyway.

So let me in
the fucking house!

Nicole, take Margo and Toby up
to your room and stay there.

Okay.

Laura, get the flashlight. Then
turn off every light in the house!

Go, Nicole!
And lock your door!

Turn the flashlight off. I don't
want 'em to know where anybody is.

No one's gonna hurt
our family, honey. No one.

An eye for an eye,
eh, Mr. Walker, sir?

You fuck up my house,
I'll fuck up yours!

Steven?

Come on.
The refrigerator.

Oh, they're gonna kill us,
just like they did Gary.

Don't say that.
You need to calm down.

I can't.
You need to.

I can't.
I can't.

Nicole.

No!

Toby, get out of the way!

Go check the kids. Go on.

Nicole, are you all right?

We're okay!

Steve!

You gotta do ol' Dad
a favor before he kills you.

We're sorry. You've
reached a number that has been disconnected,

or is no longer in service.

Steve!
Laura!

Oh, fuck! Fuck!

I gotta get to a
hospital, man. I'm fucked!

I'm fucked!

This gig's tired.

Car coming, Logan. Let's get
outta here. Logan, you coming?

It's Larry.

Gimme the
fucking gun, Terry.

It's gonna be all right.

Thank you, God.
Thank you.

Stay here.

Be careful, Steven.

Hands in the air, son.

Sir, is there
something wrong?

Hands on the
hood real slow.

Sir, I think there's some confusion. I
just came back from visiting my girlfriend.

Is that right?

Stay where you are!

Larry!

Mr. Walker, you okay?

We're all right.
We're safe.

You know these jokers?
Are there any more of them?

I think the
others ran away.

There's plenty of time. We're gonna take
this inside. Get the cuffs and the guns.

Laura, stay back!
Don't open the door.

What? Steven,
what's going on?

Mrs. Walker?

Ma'am, we'd like you to see the
situation from a different point of view.

Oh, God!
Laura, no!

Yo, lady of the house,
we're coming in.

You just gotta decide whether
he's coming with us, and fast.

Say bye-bye.

Laura.

Laura, no!

I'm sorry.

Terry, go out there
and keep a watch.

If I could get
to Laura's car phone...

I can fit through
my bathroom window.

Log, cuff her.

Steven!

Logan, go
find some tape.

I think I'll go check out
the rest of the house.

If you touch any
of those kids...

Calm down,
Mr. Walker.

Everything's
under control.

Stay away from me.

Stay away from me!

Let go of me!

No!

Leave her alone!
Don't you hurt her!

Jealous bitch!

No! No!

Come on!

Stop!

No, get off me! No!

Stop hitting her,
you mother...

Toby!

Come on, Mr. Walker.

Time to give
away the bride.

No! No!

It's time to go, Nicole.

First, I want you to do the
right thing and say bye to Daddy.

No!

What?

You wanna go with me,
don't you?

Yes.

Well, all
right then.

Come over here and give
your father a kiss goodbye.

It's not easy to give
away your daughter.

David! Don't!

Please!

Nicole.

I know this is hard.

I'm sorry it has to be
like this, but it does.

It's not our fault.

It's his.
I tried so hard to be nice,

to get him to accept me.

Can't you see all he wants is for
you to be his little girl forever?

You don't want
that, do you?

It's okay.

All girls cry
at their weddings.

Now, I know this is
gonna be hard.

We'll get over it.
Together.

Just me and you.
Nobody else, remember?

Daddy.

You will forever
hold your peace!

Now,
you get out of here!