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- I like watching you sleep.

It's just kinda fascinating to me.

Well, I just wanna try one thing.

The sticker is still.

Don't know.

- That was way better than the book.

- And I can't help.

- The way he was breathing.

- Yeah.

- You're definitely mad at what back to see Dr. Ever show.

- Oh my God.

Thank you.

- Oh, I just wanted to kiss me.

- Oh my God.

- Is it me?

- Is there a way any objection?

- Well, I'm just about to run it.

- When she loaned Aaron her Twilight book, she told him one of

her favorite quotes about how Bella didn't mean to love Edward.

- We're gonna offer states of evidence, right?

- And the one thing she knew was that loving

someone, he'd done the power to break you.

- Are you familiar with that?

- Yes, that's my Twilight book.

- Now, would you give the jury a brief overview of the story?

- Twilight is about two teenage kids.

One is of empire.

Edward is his name and he falls in love with Bella.

- As if forbidden love because he's tormented

between his love for her and wanting to kill her.

- Okay, and what is the significance of this book as it relates to this case?

- I'm excited to read it.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, I wanna know one of your favorite things.

- Bella and Edward, they were effectively in love.

- Right, sounds familiar.

Hmm.

- If you love that spirit, it's pretty.

- If you love that spirit, you'll need to.

Come on.

Um.

- Um.

- Your friends see you.

Yeah.

- Just wear pants like that more often.

Sure.

- Easy access.

Shout out.

- Did you talk to the Gates Councilor about your applications?

- I'm going to do the UND early admission just as you would happen?

- Good plan, puppy.

- No.

- You could maybe take a drive.

Let's see both schools trick them out.

- No.

- No.

- No, let's do that.

No.

I'm going to head out.

No.

I'm going to be a Billy tonight.

- Why don't you all home with curfew? - Well.

- You say that and then you're not.

- Dad, I will be home by curfew, okay? - Therapy.

- My mom.

- Yeah, I'm fine, puppy.

Did I say?

d When you're in doubt d

d And when you're in danger d

d Take a look all around d

d I'm gonna be there d

d I'm sorry but I'm just thinking of the right d

d What's the problem d

d I know they don't sound the way I plan d

d That you need d

d You need me when you're on the road d

Thanks.

- Thanks.

- You okay? - Yeah.

- Yeah.

That's right.

Okay.

- Eyes music sucks on.

- Why isn't it too?

- Metal?

- You can't appreciate what you don't understand.

- That fella's sister.

All you did is shit.

- Well not my taste in women.

What do you say, you want to get out of here?

- No, okay.

- Oh.

- Oh, what are you gonna have?

- Well, there's more.

We'll be back.

- See you, Eric.

- So what the hell's going on with you?

You better fucking freak lately.

Just busy.

- No.

- Yeah, your head is... I don't know what the fuck we're at.

- Just busy.

- No, give me those.

- What?

- House canodle.

- Huh? - Canodle.

- Can you say canodle?

- Yeah, why are you so weird around here? - I don't know.

- I'm canodle.

- You're quiet in this class.

You're never talking there anymore.

- Yes, I do.

- Yes, I do.

- No, you don't.

It's like you lost all your opinions.

And he used to act like you were his favorite.

And now it's like he's acting like you're not.

It's really making me fucking wonder mags.

You're crazy.

- You're crazy.

- There's really nothing going on that crazy.

- You are crazy.

- No, mags.

- Are you serious? - I don't know.

- Mags.

I said no.

He's been helping me with masses and talking about that after a debate sometimes.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

- You know this.

I have no one to talk to.

Well, my parents.

So I've... - I've been talking to Camille about that.

- You can talk to me.

- I would.

- But you can tell me anything.

- I do.

- I'm the one who helped you Bury the body.

- So if something were really going on, you really fucking tell me?

- I really fucking tell you.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- Oh!

- Oh! - You want to.

- Hmm? - Hold on.

He's against me.

- I'm gonna finish this.

- I'm gonna finish this.

- I miss you when I'm not with you.

- You want me too?

- I can't say whether anymore.

- You and me.

- Not when I have this.

- I want this with you.

d - Yeah.

I can't leave her just yet, but soon.

- I'd see.

- Can you wait? - Hey.

Can we get you through college?

- College? - Yeah.

It's five years.

My kids will be a little bit easier.

- Five years?

- You hear what I'm saying? I love you.

I want to be with you.

- I do.

- But it's all in your schedule.

Your rules.

- I can't take you first.

We only talk when you can.

And I only see when you can.

Oh wait, we can't make real pants.

I'm just...

Just waiting around like a frickin' proposal.

- I'm sleeping in a basement.

Mom.

- I just can't buy my hands.

- I'm the only one here.

- Maybe the bishop's not so bad.

- Oh, my God.

- Look about you on the road.

- Okay.

- Yeah, I was thinking.

- What?

- How I'm all there.

- Yeah.

- What are you?

- I slept with more people.

I've only been with two people.

My high school sweetheart and my college sweetheart.

- Mm.

- Mm-hmm.

- Isn't that funny? - Mm.

- You have more experience.

- That guy in a way was my first time.

- I don't know.

- I didn't know what I was doing.

- Were the other times?

- Yeah, that's not what it is.

The guy from school and the guy from work was totally forgettable.

- Not to me.

- I can't stand the idea of them being with you.

Oh, my love.

Shh.

- Yeah, I, I should, I need to go on.

- Thank you.

- I don't want to get crying it again.

- You dropped me off at my car.

- Shouldn't I take you home?

You can drink it.

- I'll be careful.

- It'll be.

- Favorite song?

That's it.

That's me.

- Rocky, be in love with my best friend.

- Now you've said that he loved you.

That he was in love with you.

That he was going to leave his wife for you.

- Yes, at the time.

- What'd you think about that? - I was amazed.

- I felt special.

I felt wanted.

- He was going to leave his wife for me

and I, I thought that said something about me.

- You also talked about being a good Catholic girl.

- Yes.

- Well, it must bother you.

- The idea that he would leave his wife.

- And he would break his bonds of marriage.

Yes, it did.

- I know how sacred marriage is

and I knew our relationship was a slap in his wife's face.

But I told him many times.

- I did a lot of things with Aaron that my morals would never have let me do.

I honestly love to make you do crazy things.

- Okay, Maggie, I want to jump back because I forgot something.

- Your Honor, if I ask a question, please.

- I'm not sure I can answer it.

- If I feel like someone is staring me down and making me feel uncomfortable,

are they allowed to be in here? - Yes.

- Okay.

Maggie.

- Mm-hmm.

- When the sexual encounters occurred in the classroom,

did anyone try to come in to get into the room?

- Yes, one teacher did.

- Can you tell us about that?

Hey.

- Hey.

- Can I tell you something?

Can I just tell you something?

Can I launch? - Uh, no.

Sorry, I thought you said during newspaper.

That's fine.

- Have you seen that?

- I got something before you.

- What?

- Yeah? - Yeah.

Hey, no peak.

Don't peak.

- Happy Valentine's Day.

- Oh, my favorite.

- Oh, thank you.

- Oh, yeah, one more thing.

- What do I need?

- In which I liked things that reminded me of you.

- Yeah.

- Like how I love this.

- It's also without conditions.

- I can't believe you read it so clearly.

I love you.

- This smells like you.

- Mm-hmm.

- So let her in acting.

Yeah? Yeah.

I go with a little bladder. Yeah, like a love bladder.

Mm-hmm.

I love you.

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Uh, yeah, Keller, come in.

Uh, yeah.

Hey, man.

What's going on?

Sorry about that.

I thought you were going to the library.

No, I still are walking by and I pulled her in.

Uh, may I copa?

I sometimes check the library when students say they're going.

You haven't been there a few times now.

You okay?

Maggie, we'll catch up in class, okay?

Yeah, yeah.

Don't forget your bag.

Oh, yeah.

I'm going.

Right.

We're going to dinner tonight.

And then plucking in the car.

Chloe's not getting her cherry pop in Rick's

dad's toys just with her Valentine's Day.

Well, no, it's true.

I know you.

You're cheesy bitch. We're waiting until prom.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Wait, yeah, that's we're already? Not officially.

But, I mean, we're together.

What about you, Max?

What? Brown, man.

You want me to go? Uh, no.

What?

No, I'm not going to go.

You love that shit.

No, I'm not going to go.

But you're reading Twilight again.

You're going to go back.

I've written Bella.

Give me my back.

Come on.

Can I tell my go back?

Give me the light.

Give me the light.

I know that you're not going to go to prom.

You love this shit.

You are stuck in my back!

Fuck!

Fuck!

Fuck!

Max, I'm sorry.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

It's okay.

It's okay.

It's okay.

It's okay.

How did it finally end between you and Aaron Kanotle?

It was right around his 30th birthday.

Hi.

Happy almost birthday.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

I'm at Spitfire.

I don't have much time.

Replay just prised party for me.

I don't want to.

Oh my god.

All my friends from college, from Metro school.

High school.

Everyone I know.

All I should answer is 30.

Is it the deal you should have a nice party? Yeah.

Everyone in my life is here.

Is it the one person that I want to be?

The one that I love? I'm sorry.

I'm late.

Thank you for that day.

Just a second.

Look.

Some of the teachers, they've been noticing.

They even stayed after school a lot.

And they were just talking like they were worried

about you, but Keller's acting really suspicious.

Uh-huh.

Okay.

You deleted all of the texts, right? Yeah.

Yeah.

I did.

And you didn't tell anyone, Maggie.

Not even, Billy.

No, I haven't.

I just don't want to lose you.

Anything you want me to do, I'll do it.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I guess I'll see you at school.

And I have something very special for you.

Very birthday.

Well, I needed you.

What happened after that phone call?

Hey.

I appreciate it.

It's over.

She saw your text.

It's over.

I gotta go.

How was your emotional state after he broke it off with you?

I was devastated.

I had anxiety and panic attacks.

I ended up dropping out of college.

I just, I felt like I wasn't going anywhere.

Like I was, I suddenly was nothing.

Maggie, are you back in school now?

Yes.

At MSU, I'm studying social work.

And is there something about your social work

program that made you decide to talk about all this?

Yes.

I was thinking about my future clients.

And how when they see you to me, you don't

understand how hard it is to stand up for yourself.

And now I can say yes, yes, I do.

I understand.

And you know what?

You can do it anyway.

Hey.

Hey.

You did great.

I know.

Yes.

Hey.

Who is a great-haired woman?

He was not glaring at me.

Yeah.

That's Kenobi's mother.

God, I just, yeah, I never thought of him as having a mother.

They all do.

Hey.

Do you want the victim to advocate to come and sit with you tomorrow?

I hate that word.

Okay.

So back up.

Strabble.

Excellent.

Oh, I can sit with you.

No.

Or your mom, Billy.

No.

I want you all in there.

There you go.

I'm sticking.

We should do Colorado again next Christmas.

We'll family.

I'm going to be hard to get away with the job.

What job?

You didn't tell him? What? You did.

Good job.

Congrats, man.

That's great.

We're a house job, but part-time.

I'll call.

Check in your night before so you don't need it.

No guarantees.

Hey.

Still.

Yeah.

It's great.

Yeah.

You were great today too, puppy.

Yeah.

Wasn't she? Yeah.

This is where you're trying to tear you down

and use to write up to him and say, not today.

Not today.

Not today, David.

Whose idea was it to say that?

To what? Alcoholic.

And your mother and not.

God.

And you guys are going to bring up.

But your mother.

To shame her like that? Dad? He's.

I told you.

Since I talked to him about it back then, his lawyers will be going to bring it up.

He said it first to show there's nothing to be ashamed of.

People struggle.

Yeah.

Here we are now.

Yeah.

I'm trying harder to do it back.

I can go lower.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

He's beautiful.

He's making conversation.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hey, you ready?

Let's have a go.

I should have lost track of time, two shakes.

I always like that, too.

Still do.

Yeah, turn out good.

You're gonna hang it.

That's for you to say.

Why? It's for you.

No.

Yeah, no.

Well, you know, you'll always have family with you.

All rise.

It's been a Twilight book entered into evidence.

Miss Wilkins suggested that she loaned it to you, so you could read it,

and you gave it back to her with a bunch of notes in it.

Did she ever loan you such a book? She did not.

Did you ever write sticky notes, put them in the book, and give the book back to her?

No.

So it's your testimony you didn't write this note.

17, you see, Mulder, how many days left, and there's a smiley face.

That's not your note.

That's correct, I did not write that.

Okay, well, what about this note?

The wait for you is sometimes unbearable.

Did you write that one?

No.

Miss Wilkins testified that when she was in your basement, the heat was off.

And this note reads, I turned the heat off.

Remember?

And you had nothing to do with this note.

No.

I can't wait for the day where we would

actually cuddle together while we fall asleep.

Did you write that sticky note? Nope.

Nope.

No one should look so tempting in sweats.

You write that? I have.

No.

You have about this one.

Being able to fall asleep together in a euphoric state sounds pretty awesome.

Sounds pretty awesome.

I can't wait.

Do you write that note? No, I did not.

Your Honor, I'm going to object to more of this.

It's just cumulative.

The witness testified he didn't write any of these.

Overrule.

Thank you, Your Honor.

It is amazing.

How the emotions parallel us so much, whether

it's desire, fear, or nervousness, or laughter.

I know our lives are better than any script.

And the best part is, we are only writing chapter one.

You didn't write any of these notes.

No.

I've never read this book.

According to the phone records that we have in

evidence, there were 93 calls lasting 35 hours

between you and Miss Wilkin in that three-month

period, many of which were initiated by you.

Some were after midnight.

Three or two hours long.

One of them was four hours long.

And it is your testimony that the contents of that conversation

were only about Miss Wilkin's family or her personal problems.

Yeah, I assume we were talking about something related to her, yeah.

Your testimony is that that is all you talked about.

Yeah, my concern for her, yeah.

I had the best of intentions of it.

I really wanted to.

Wanted to help her.

There are people who will say that nothing that happened was against her will.

That she was 17.

In another few months, it wouldn't even be statutory rape.

But imagine a girl who has idealized a fairy tale of story.

Reading notes effectively saying, yes, yes, I am

your vampire lover and you are my forbidden fruit.

We are your favorite love story.

For the rest of your life, nothing will taste like this.

Can you imagine?

You can step down, Mr. Cannello.

I didn't know you didn't say anything.

Like not even one for insurance.

Whatever.

I know how it sounds.

I will look without them like they're making it happen.

I just didn't want him to get into trouble.

It's just too bad.

How's that?

Well, just him going down, being such a great teacher.

Oh my god.

You're the one who told me to bring it?

You told me to talk about it.

I know.

I know.

I did, but I thought he coerced you.

Meaning me.

What?

Meaning?

Meaning nothing.

That's it.

It's just OK.

He was on the news last night.

He's being dragged through the mud.

His whole life is fucked up because of what was essentially a consensual relationship.

Lines were crossed.

Yeah.

For sure.

Yeah.

I'm just wondering, does he deserve to have some tire life fucked up?

What happened with you?

OK.

Well, he fucked up my whole life, so yeah.

He does.

I'm OK.

Oh.

Closing arguments are at Monday.

Right? Yeah.

I guess we'll see them.

I'm getting more beer.

Hey.

Hey.

You really slept, huh? Hey, yup.

You OK?

Your dad left a note on the counter saying he got up early

to go see Father Bert, but he never came to bed last night.

You call for the Bert?

Your dad hasn't been by.

Hey.

Yeah, we should call the place.

Finally.

Shouldn't have taken this long to take a statement.

Is this the Wilkin residence?

Hmm?

The rescinding is good car.

Please officer to take our statement.

Mrs. Wilkin?

Yes.

Um.

You come in?

I'm Detective Stokes.

This is Detective Holt.

Why don't you both have a seat?

What's happened?

Why are you here?

Well, ma'am, this is always difficult.

Just tell us, please.

Well, ma'am.

You could say it.

You could say it.

You killed himself, didn't you? Yeah.

Yes.

He was in the Catholic cemetery in Moorhead.

You killed himself.

I know.

He killed himself.

I'm based on the time he must have decided to get there very early.

Don't you dare.

Say this is something he's decided.

The man I married didn't choose this.

I told him I thought he should go home and get some rest.

The day of the verdict, one of the jurors was hospitalized.

The judge asked the remaining 11 if they'd reach any decisions.

On three of the five counts, they unanimously found Aaron Canodle not guilty.

The judge declared a mistrial on the two remaining charges.

The prosecutors later dismissed them.

Canodle was free to go back to teaching.

For work mystery in the investigation and trial,

the school board awarded him full back pay.

Teacher of fear forever.

Hey.

Here's your stay.

That too.

Celebrate your ballroom move of Christmas at a priest.

You're not watching this.

What was on?

Uh, nothing.

Something stupid on your DVR.

One of my dumb shows, you mean.

Yeah.

What was on? No, the night.

What are you--

No, let's watch the man's.

Show it.

You're serious.

Oh, my God.

You see your dancing.

You're not wrong.

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