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Pull here...

and you won't kill the plant.

Okay?

Hurry.

Hop up there.

Okay.

I'll give you 40 for the gold and three for the bait.

I was thinking 50.

I was thinking five.

I'll do 45 and 3.50. Tops.

That's fine.

- That's fine. - And the boost?

Parked in the back.

Wait here.

Who can find the corn? Who can find the corn?

Who can find the corn? Who can find the corn?

Which one? Can you find the corn?

That one.

Is it?

Who can find the corn?

- Hello. - Do you have any more of that red clover?

Yeah.

Heard anything from the troopers?

Nope.

Can't get the feds on the phone neither.

I got ahold of Nawi-Yago.

Says he can get you that construction job up in Tulsa.

He can hook you up with a room and everything.

I appreciate the offer and all,

but I can't be taking off till my sister gets back.

I just don't want you slipping on something stupid

and ending up back in court.

Here's them chops from that buck Cecil shot.

Throw them in a Crock-Pot with a can of beer. You'll thank me.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

Who can find the corn?

Thirty-seven

plus eighteen equals...

Fifty-four, 55.

Better not be cheating me in there.

I know how to count, Auntie.

That ain't what I'm worried about.

- I'm still $45 short. - For what?

Entry fee for me and Mom. For the powwow.

She won't miss it, will she?

Your mom ever missed a powwow?

Can I help you?

I'm looking for Jax Goodiron.

I'm with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.

Well, it says Child Protective Services.

Yes. I'm here to talk to you about your niece.

Okay.

I understand you've been taking care of Roki since her mother left two weeks ago?

Yeah.

Well, with her gone, it's my job to make sure Roki is safe

and assign custody to a proper guardian.

How long has Roki been residing at this residence?

Her whole life.

- And her father? - No.

No, there ain't no father. It's just three of us here.

Here's an application you need to fill out for temporary guardianship.

You can mail it to the address on my card.

Feel free to call my cell if you have any questions.

Thank you.

Who was it?

Some white woman asking for directions.

Here.

Add that to your powwow fund.

You know you don't have to pay me.

I do have to pay you.

I just mean this ain't work for me.

To dance for you like this.

To be with you.

I give you this money 'cause I respect you.

It makes my intentions clear.

I'm sorry I didn't make it out to the search party.

It's just I've been covering your sister's shifts, and Cricket's knocked up again.

No. Don't worry about it.

Could do me one favor though.

Yeah.

Just keep an ear out.

Tell me if you hear anything about Tawi.

Sure. I can do that.

I appreciate it.

You're the only person that tips me more money when I have my clothes on.

Hey.

Any of y'all seen this woman around anywhere?

Is that your girlfriend or something?

It's my sister.

Yeah, I seen her.

You have? Where?

Posters like these all around town.

Can't miss her.

This bitch is everywhere.

You could have just said, "No."

Ain't you on duty?

Dale's going to be pissed if he finds you in here with them posters again.

Tribal PD ain't doing shit.

Ain't our jurisdiction, Jax.

Feds got the tip line up, and they'll follow any lead that comes in.

Any chance Tawi made it up to Montana, hit up Rocky Boy?

Wouldn't be the first time she took off for powwow season.

Hey, you wouldn't know about a truck gone missing up on Fifth Line, would you?

Nope. I sure haven't.

I'll make sure and call the tip line if I do.

Fair enough.

Weecha! All right, all right!

Next up, we got a real treat.

The mother and daughter dance. Everybody to the arena! Let's go!

- Oh, shit. - All right.

- Oh, shit. - Okay, I got you.

All right.

All right. You're good. Come on.

Okay.

I got it.

There. You're good.

Hey, Uncle.

Hey. Don't stay up too late.

Jesus fucking Christ, Roki.

What?

Can't you just go outside?

Play like a normal kid.

I can't.

The powwow's next weekend. I'm making Mom a new shawl.

This is Jax Goodiron again.

Yeah, I'm calling about my sister's case.

I needed to speak to Agent Hollis, please.

No, I did.

I did speak to the sheriff's.

No, they said the rez is federal jurisdiction.

I needed to call you to get her listed as a missing person.

Yeah, I did leave a message.

Yeah, please.

Yeah, tell him it's very important.

Fuck.

Place looks good.

Coming in, I saw where they tore down the old burger bar out on 60.

Your father tells me they made a great bacon cheeseburger.

Yeah.

That place been gone for three years at least.

Roki, you really are growing up so fast.

How old are you now?

Thirteen.

Wow. Thirteen. And already sewing.

What kinda costume you working up?

It's not really a costume.

It's called regalia, babe.

Tawi and Roki, they dance at the big powwow

down in Oklahoma City every year.

They're the reigning mother-daughter champs.

That is great.

I used to do a bit of theater myself back in high school.

Your mom must've been a very good dancer.

Yeah.

Yeah, she is.

Jax was a great dancer too.

She and her mom used to compete when she was just about Roki's age.

- Ain't that right? - What is it that you're doing here?

We just... We thought it'd be a good idea to come in and check in on you.

We did try calling.

Frank, we should get the...

Oh, yeah.

Your grandpa and I saw this at the mall,

and we thought you might like it.

But no worries if you don't. We can take it back.

No worries at all, Roki.

No. No, I like it.

- Good. That's great. - Yeah.

Any updates on Tawi?

You should know.

What's that supposed to mean?

Means what it means.

Look, can we not do this?

I didn't come all the way out here to fight.

Why did you come?

Well, obviously, I'm worried about your sister.

You ain't been at any of the searches.

Well, I'm here now and I'm trying.

Well, I could use your help putting some pressure on the FBI.

- They ain't doing shit. - What's your brother say?

Tribal PD don't have pull on a case like this. It's all federal.

I don't know what makes you think they'll listen to me.

Well, you calling ain't the same thing as me calling.

Because I'm white.

Always punishing me for this thing I didn't choose.

Oh, bullshit. You chose not to be here.

I lived out here for 15 years 'cause that's what your mother wanted.

So she dies, the job's done?

No. I had to move on with my life, Jax.

I tried to take you and your sister with me, but you chose to stay here.

Yeah, why would we leave our home?

You really think she's in trouble this time?

Ain't no other way I can figure it.

All right.

I'll call.

There you go.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

- Take care, Lillie. - You too.

- One for me and one for you. - Fat chance.

Come on. Haven't you ever heard of a trust relationship?

Relationships are earned.

You're gonna trip.

Am not.

Auntie?

Uh-huh?

I didn't know you dance?

I don't dance.

Grandpa said you used to go to powwow with Grandma.

I quit going a long time ago.

Why?

I guess I didn't want to dance anymore

if Grandma wasn't going to be there.

Auntie?

Uh-huh?

Does Grandpa have any other grandkids?

No.

I think he and Nancy tried to get pregnant but it didn't work out that way.

Just you.

Uncle JJ has kids.

Frank ain't JJ's dad.

How come Grandpa doesn't talk to Mom anymore?

It's her that don't talk to him.

Because he left with Nancy when Grandma died?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think that's probably it.

- Wadatawi! - Wadatawi!

- Wadatawi! - Wadatawi!

- Wadatawi! - Wadatawi!

Wadatawi!

- Wadatawi! - I got you.

Wadatawi!

Good?

You should be calling out

your sister's name.

If you call out for her,

she will hear you.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

What do you think about getting Village Pizza for dinner tonight?

- Yeah. - All right.

Auntie.

JJ! What is it?

Did they find Tawi?

No, it's not that.

Good afternoon, Miss Goodiron.

This is my colleague, Emily Martin, with Indian Child Welfare.

And you must be Roki.

Why don't you go and show Emily and your uncle your room?

What... What's going on here?

I understand that our presence here is coming to you as a surprise.

This morning, I filed a petition to remove Roki from this residence

and place her with a new guardian.

You can't do that.

No. You told me I had two weeks on this application.

It's... Look, it's right here.

I just need to get to the notary is all.

I was hopeful that Roki could remain here in your care,

but we ran your background check

and unfortunately, you do not meet the standards for foster placement.

I had no choice but to find a more suitable situation.

You can't do this. You can't do this.

There's laws against taking Indian kids. You gotta put 'em with family first.

Yes. Roki is to be temporarily placed with her grandfather, Frank Harris.

Frank?

A custody hearing will be marked for two weeks from today.

A judge will make the final determination then.

There's gotta be something else I can do. Please.

- No, she doesn't even know Frank. - Auntie?

- No, Roki... Roki, it's all right, it's... - I'm going to Grandpa's?

No. Let me t... Just let me talk to her for a minute!

Couldn't fucking warn me they were coming?

There's a court order from the state. There's nothing I could do.

Roki! Roki!

The state has removed Roki from your care on account of your criminal record.

I haven't ran dope in years.

Tawi's only been gone two weeks.

Either way, they found marijuana and alcohol in the home

and have temporarily decided that Roki is safer with your father.

He ain't seen Roki but ten times her whole life.

There's a custody hearing set for the 18th.

Okay.

What do I do?

I'm not an expert in family law,

but my recommendation is you go off rez

and find someone who can navigate the custody courts.

How much is that gonna cost?

I'd guess around 5,000 to start with.

I'm working to save $50. How am I gonna get 5,000?

My advice?

Go make nice with your father.

Thank you.

Hope the bus ride wasn't too bad.

- No. - I'd have come picked you up.

No, it was fine.

We're really glad you made it.

We wanna make these dinners a regular thing.

Regular?

When Mom gets back, I'm coming home, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, for sure.

Of course.

And while you're here,

we know how important it is to you to stay connected to your culture.

It's a big priority for us.

Does that mean I can still go to the powwow this weekend?

No, not this year, sweetheart.

Well, we've got a lot to do around the house to get you settled in.

I can take her to the powwow.

Yeah.

Lots of folks going up from the rez, and I'm sure I could get us a ride.

I don't know. I don't know, maybe we can talk about it later?

Honey, the social worker told us she can't.

I know.

We actually aren't allowed to let you see Roki unsupervised.

I am sure it is just a formality here in the early days,

but it's what they told us.

We already agreed,

to tell the judge that you should have visitation rights with her.

Unsupervised, of course, Jax.

Of course.

What are they talking about?

Nothing.

What about the powwow?

I can't take you.

But you said Mom would be there.

Maybe next year, okay?

You ain't been out to the club.

Yeah. Shit's been crazy.

Yeah, I heard about Roki.

But I've been keeping my ear out for Tawi, like you asked.

Yeah?

Well, I don't know if it means nothing,

but Dee Dee was running her mouth the other night

saying she saw your sister out at the camps a few times

before she went missing.

The man camps?

Yeah, those RVs out at Third Line?

The oil workers' stay.

Oh, shit.

I've never known your sister to take her business off the stage,

so seemed kind of weird to me.

She say anything else?

Dee Dee?

Shit, that bitch could talk about a recipe for, like, an hour.

It's all she said about Tawi.

Thought you'd wanna know.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Can I come in?

Yeah.

How you getting along in here?

Okay, I guess.

I have a surprise for you.

I thought you could use some cheering up.

My mother gave me those when I was your age.

I've been holding on to 'em all this time

'cause I didn't have anyone to give 'em to.

But now, I want you to have 'em.

I don't know how to do ballet.

That's the surprise.

Your grandpa and I wanna sign you up for dance classes.

Like what? To replace the powwow?

No. No. I know we can't replace it.

Maybe while you're here you could learn a new dance.

Powwow's not just about the dancing though.

What do you mean?

It's a way to be together. And like...

Everybody shows up and we dance.

It's not like you take a class or something.

How do you learn the moves?

I don't know. I've just been doing it forever.

My mom dances next to me, and it's...

It's like a connection or something.

I guess some ratty old ballet slippers can't compete with that.

Lights out.

Hey, maybe tomorrow we could go shopping,

and you could show me what you do like.

Shit. I knew you wasn't gonna last long with that straitlaced shit.

Here. Go hit up south camp, trailer seven.

Just like riding a bike. Charge 200, bring me back 150.

Hey, you ever heard any rumors about my sister working out at the camps?

I ain't no pimp.

She ever come looking to score?

What's with all the questions?

If she don't come back soon, state's gonna take Roki.

- Just trying to find her. - So, what you gonna do?

You go over there asking them kind of questions, you won't come back.

Hey, don't fuck around and find out.

You Boo's girl?

Yeah.

She's got the shit.

Let's see what you got.

I gotta see the money first.

Who are you?

Boo sent me.

Did he?

Straight up. I ain't looking for no trouble.

I got the shit if you want it, but I gotta see the money first.

All right, princess.

You wanna stay and party with us?

There's some extra cash in it for you.

I'm good.

I am wondering though...

Any of y'all seen this girl?

What are you, some sort of fucking narc?

No. Just looking.

You wearing a fucking wire?

No.

Check that bitch's pockets.

You're lucky I don't fuck with this voodoo shit,

or I'd kill you right here.

And get the fuck out of here!

Hey.

- Hey, stop a second. - You back the fuck off!

No, man, it's not like that. I've seen that girl.

Her name's Tawi, right?

Where'd you see her?

Here and around.

But she wasn't no hooker or nothing like that.

She was up here with dope. Same as you.

You sure?

She was selling?

Yeah. Boo always sent her.

Sometimes we'd get to talking. She'd tell me stories about her kid.

I liked her.

When did you last see her?

It's been a couple weeks now.

She say anything about going somewhere?

No. Just stopped coming round.

Thank you.

I hope you find her.

What do you want?

- Danny saw you up at the camp. - So what?

Bet you didn't know Tawi was slinging dope for Boo.

Who told you that?

You did know.

You found out she was dealing, and you didn't tell me?

It's an open investigation.

I didn't tell you 'cause I knew you'd do some stupid shit like this.

Well, what's your move?

Seriously, JJ, what's your fucking move?

Far as I can tell, I'm the only one out there looking.

You always do this.

You take something that's happening to everybody, and you make it about yourself.

If you keep going on like this, then it don't end well for you.

And it don't end well for Roki.

Roki.

Roki.

Wake up!

Auntie?

Yeah. Over here.

What are you doing?

Turn this off.

- Hey. Grab your stuff. - Really?

Yeah.

Got your regalia in here. Thought we could hit up the powwow.

Really?

Hey, I need you to go out to the living room,

find your grandpa's keys for me, okay?

Uh-huh.

Here, go.

Auntie?

Won't Grandpa be mad at you for taking his car?

No. We're just borrowing it.

Then why are we whispering?

I'm not whispering.

I'm not whispering!

I'm not whispering!

I'm not whispering.

Is she answering?

What do we do now?

Do we call the police?

No, we don't need to call the police.

It says here we're obligated to, Frank.

She stole the car, kidnapped Roki...

Ain't nobody kidnapped, Nancy.

She just needs a few more days, she said.

Honey, we can't let this slide.

That little girl is never gonna bond with us

unless we remove all this crazy from her life.

The courts chose us for a reason.

We love her, right?

Need anything?

Yeah, get me some papers.

Where's your bag?

Right there.

Perfect place to get it stolen.

Always keep it on ya.

Yep.

ROKI WAS HERE

Something wrong?

Did you get the papers?

They're out.

Why are you acting weird?

I'm not weird.

You sure?

God, just drive. You're the weird one.

We should get something for Mom on the way.

No, not that one.

Too orange.

Do you remember anything about the name?

No. I just know that it comes in a tube that looks like that.

Here.

This color.

That's a beautiful color.

Let's try this.

- Is that it? - Yeah.

Okay.

I'm gonna go in the back and get you guys a fresh tube.

Thank you.

- What do you want? - Jax. Where the hell are you?

You gotta get Roki back here right now.

- We'll be back in a couple of days. - You're not understanding me.

Your dad reported Roki missing.

There's an Amber Alert out for the two of you.

You're wanted for kidnapping and child endangerment.

He called the cops on me?

Got the whole fucking cavalry out.

Staties, municipal, FBI. Where are you? I'll come get you.

If everybody's out looking for me, who's looking for Tawi?

Tawi ain't gonna be nobody's priority until they get Roki back.

Priority. Tawi is the one who's fucking missing.

She could be anywhere.

If you come back now, we just chalk this all up to a misunderstanding.

Just tell me where you are. We'll put the real pressure on them, Jax.

You put the pressure on 'em now.

Fuck.

Frank, can I have a minute?

Have you really thought this thing through?

Jax is fitting to do some serious time if this thing escalates.

Well, what would you have me do, JJ?

I made it clear to the agency Jax is family.

But she should not have fucking put us in this situation.

I tried calling her for two hours before I let them file that report,

but she don't listen to me. She never did.

I understand your position, but they got armed militia after her.

Think I don't know that?

We followed the protocol

that was in that foster contract that we signed.

But it's Jax.

I don't know what you want me to do, JJ.

Mr. Harris.

We just deployed a unit out on the reservation

to check with neighbors and friends.

We're hoping that Jax may have told somebody about her plans.

All right.

Would it make sense for your agents to follow up on Tawi's case

while they're up there on the rez?

I've been waiting for a task force to be assigned.

Right now, the focus is to get Roki back with her grandparents safely.

Let's not let ourselves get distracted, okay?

Get her keys.

Excuse me. Do you have this in any other colors?

I think so. Here. Let's take a look.

I like this color too. Do you have it in my size?

Okay. Wait here a minute.

I ain't coming back.

You remember Ricky?

Boo's mom?

Word is, the feds saw Tawi

up at her place in Tulsa a few weeks ago.

What?

How long have you known this?

I couldn't say.

What are you doing?

This way.

- What's going on? - We need to make a stop in Tulsa.

- How far is that? - Would you just get in the car?

Wait here.

I don't wanna wait.

What am I, a dog?

It's just for a couple minutes.

It's Jax. Tawi's sister.

What's this all about?

- I'm looking for my sister. - Shit.

If I knew where she was, I'd tag her myself.

Bitch is in five deep.

Don't know nothing about that.

Just trying to find her.

Phaya. Take her to your room.

Tawi ain't been here in weeks.

But you know that already.

Why do I know that?

If you thought she was here,

you'd have had the feds raiding my shit weeks ago.

But now they got a big search going on for you and Tawi's girl,

and I'm none too appreciative of you showing up like this.

Ain't nobody following us.

I'm just here looking for Tawi.

I feel for your situation. I really do.

But I ain't seen her.

Now I need you to get up out of here.

You said she ain't been here in weeks.

That's about how long she's been missing.

Are you accusing me of something?

I know you wanna protect your son,

but Roki needs her mother too.

Please.

Now, I liked your mama.

And I've shown you some hospitality,

but I'm losing my patience.

Your sister's long gone, honey.

Never to return.

You'd best leave it at that, and keep Tawi's girl out of it.

You knew my mama. You know we ain't the quitting type.

I really need to know what happened to my sister.

Get the fuck out of my house.

Hey.

Look, I don't know a name or nothing,

but Tawi used to come by with some guy in a red truck.

Who was it?

I never laid eyes on him. He stayed outside.

Well, what kind of truck was it?

I don't know nothing about different kinds of trucks.

All I know, it was red.

Now you gotta get the fuck out of here before she gets real pissed.

What's going on?

We gotta get off the road for a few hours.

But you said we were going to the powwow to meet my mom.

Shit, Roki. It's only a couple hours.

I'm sorry.

Look, I just need a little time.

Promise I'll get you there.

Wait here.

All they got is cookie dough.

This is JJ.

You're looking for a red truck.

Jax. Hello?

Wait.

She hung up?

That's it?

Don't take long to say "fuck you" in the language.

You can trace it, right?

Yes, ma'am. It'll take a few hours,

but we should be able to get a ping off the cell towers.

I thought rich people were supposed to have lots of stuff.

This house is for sale.

They bring fake stuff in.

Helps rich people imagine

what their things would look like if they lived here.

Weird.

Auntie.

Auntie.

What is it?

I got my moon.

Your first one?

Yeah.

Okay.

Here you go.

Wrap that sticky part around your underwear.

Got it?

Yeah, I think so.

What are you doing?

We need hardwood.

Afternoon, ladies. What can I get started for ya?

I'll take a coffee, black, and a ham and cheese omelet.

There's so much good stuff.

You can have whatever you want.

- Really? - Really.

Okay. I'll take the strawberry pancakes, the strawberry waffles,

the strawberry blintzes and whatever that one is.

- Strawberry crepes? - Yeah, strawberry crepes.

All right.

And do you have anything like cake or pie or dessert or something

for when you're celebrating a big event?

Is it your birthday?

No, it's for my period.

Well, I ain't never celebrated that a day in my life,

but I'll see what I can do.

- Thanks. - Thank you.

Which ones do we get?

Those'll do.

What're you doing?

We need to save cash.

Not here.

Auntie?

Yeah?

Okay, it's alright.

That happens sometimes.

Come on.

Excuse me, ma'am.

I'm with the Department of Homeland Security.

I need to ask you a few questions about your immigration status.

What kind of questions?

Well, for starters, what's your name?

Stacy.

Hi, Stacy. Would you mind having a seat right over here

while I ask her a few questions, please?

I'm your mother.

This won't take long.

You need me to call a translator for you?

No, I'm good.

You got any identification on you?

Yeah, it's in my backpack.

It's not a problem. Go and retrieve it for me.

Your name's Wadatawi?

You can call me Tawi.

Is this a Seneca-Cayuga Nation tribal card?

Yep.

That was Seneca you were speaking.

- Cayuga. - Makes sense.

Sit tight, Tawi.

Stacy, thanks for your patience. You doing okay in here?

That's a mighty sweet jacket you got there.

I just gotta ask you a couple questions.

Can you tell me how this woman is related to you?

She's my mom.

Where are y'all headed?

To the powwow.

Where do you live?

On the rez.

Seneca-Cayuga?

- What's that? - This is an MDT.

Allows me to look people up in different databases.

Make sure that everyone is where they're supposed to be.

Looks like everything checks out.

You two are free to go.

Have a nice day.

What were you trying to pull in there?

You steal from a place like this, you're gonna get caught.

We stole from the mall and the gas station.

Just...

Just no more, okay?

Hey, Auntie?

Yeah?

I bled all over that cop's car.

You did?

Yeah. Totally.

Now we turn to the story out of Grove,

where a family is searching for answers

in the disappearance of 13-year-old Roki Goodiron.

Her grandparents spoke with News 12 this afternoon.

We just want Roki home safe and sound,

so we can put this whole thing behind us.

- This is JJ. - Is this line clear?

- Yeah, you're good. - What the fuck is going on back there?

I mean, are you even looking for the red fucking truck?

You know how many red trucks are in the state of Oklahoma?

Why'd you even send me to Ricky's

if you ain't gonna follow up and do something?

It ain't that simple. My hands are tied by the feds. I'm only one person.

I'm only one fucking person! You always leave it to me.

Who took care of Mom?

Who helped Tawi keep the house all those years?

Who's taking care of Roki?

She's out here thinking her mom's gonna show up to some fucking powwow.

You and I both know Tawi ain't never showing up again, JJ.

Roki deserves the truth. You need to get it for her.

Buy me a drink?

Sure.

Shit. You're the one that looks like you need a drink.

Two Jamesons.

You know it's a sad day when you got a stripper buying drinks for your ass.

Let me guess. It's your sister.

Is it that obvious?

She leaves her mark.

I'll drink to that.

Hey. You seen anyone in a red truck around here?

Red truck?

I don't think so.

Actually, there was a guy in a red truck.

He used to party out at the point with Boo and some of the girls.

It's been a while though.

The lake?

Yeah.

Thanks for the drink.

No problem.

Let me get a can of that Grizzly Long Cut.

You hear from Jax at all?

Shit, no.

It's crazy though.

Heard they're hunting her pretty hard.

Yeah.

You hear anything, you let me know, okay?

Unofficially.

Will do, chief.

Hey, you still got that old bass boat?

Yeah. She's out back.

You mind if I take her out tomorrow?

I'll pay gas and hourly.

Thanks.

Why don't you go hit the bathroom? Get us some snacks.

You think my mom's still coming to the powwow?

Yeah, she'll be there.

Yeah, this is Rick Thayer at the Tall Chief out in Shawnee.

I think I got a situation here.

Put the phone down!

Put it down.

Roki!

- What happened? - I didn't mean to.

- Shit! - I was trying to scare him,

- and it just went off. - Where did you get the gun?

He was calling the cops!

Shit. Okay.

It's okay. It's okay.

- I swear I didn't mean to. - It's just his shoulder. It's okay.

Okay.

I'm at a gas station on Highway 54. Send an ambulance now.

Shit.

Roki. Hey. You okay? We need to go.

This way. This way. Come on.

Okay. Okay. Don't go that way. Come on.

This way.

- We have to go back. - What?

We have to go back.

- Why? - My bag.

You left it? I told you not to take it off.

- We have to go back to get it. - No, Roki.

We can't go back there. The cops are coming to help that guy.

The cops are coming because you kidnapped me.

We have to keep moving.

Not going with you. You lied to me.

I didn't lie.

You said my mom would be at the powwow.

Roki, we don't have time for this.

How do you say "mother" in the language?

- Mother. - How do you say "aunt"?

- Roki, please. - How do you say it?

Aunt.

- What does it mean? - It means "aunt."

No, what does it really mean?

Means "small mother." It means your "other mother."

That's what you're supposed to be for me,

but you're just a liar.

And now my mom's dead,

and they're coming to take you away from me too.

No, not if we keep moving.

I'm not going anywhere with you.

Roki. Roki? Roki, come back!

Roki!

Roki! Roki!

Roki. Roki?

- Guys, I got something over here. - Wait for authorities.

Right.

No, thank you.

They found her.

Wadatawi.

Wadatawi.

Wadatawi.

Wadatawi.

Hello?

Hey, it's me.

I really need you to get back here, Jax.

What do you mean?

I fucked it all up, didn't I?

It wasn't just you.

They found her.

They found Tawi.

What?

They found her.

And I don't know what to do.

JJ, he found some truck at the salvage yard.

Belonged to a man who worked down on the rigs.

The FBI, they sent divers in this morning and...

they found her in the lake.

She's gone, Jax.

Frank? Frank?

Where's Roki?

Let me talk to her.

What do you mean? Roki is with you.

No, she went with the cops in Shawnee.

What are you talking about?

Roki, she left with the cops at the gas station.

Gas station?

What're you talking about?

Jax?

Jax?

Take care.

Enjoy. Twenty dollars.

Get it boy! Get it!

Hey, chahoo! Good job, boys.

Welcome, welcome to the Grand Nation's Powwow.

All right. At this time, we're gonna have the mother-daughter dance.

So, ladies, if you could please enter the arena.

Enter the arena at this time.

'Cause you don't want to miss this.

All right, all right. Looks like our women are ready to go.

We're gonna go out to our center drum to Otter Trail.

All the way from Wyandotte, Oklahoma.

Boys, go ahead and take it away! Take it away. Sing a good one!

All right, all right.

Let's give it up for our mothers and daughters,

the powerful backbone of our community.

Without you, we would not have your strength and leadership,

your courage and love.

We appreciate you.

Next up, we have our annual Missing and Murdered Memorial Dance.

At this time, can I get all dancers to make your way towards the arena.

All dancers.

Every year, we commemorate our missing and murdered relatives.

We dance for justice, and we dance for closure.

We dance to honor those taken too soon.

Otter Trail, take it away.

Sing us a song of feeling.

Roki!