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- The interview is being conducted by

Agent Richard Friedman.

The date is May 14th, the time is 9:28 AM.

Rose, I'm here to help.

Why don't we just start at the beginning.

- Rose, God damn silent assassin,

you scared me half to death.

- Happy birthday, Mom.

Gosh, the big 4-0.

- It's the new 30.

- Come here. - Thank you, honey.

- All right, give me those car keys, old lady.

I'm gonna be late for work.

- You all packed and ready?

We've got a good drive ahead of us tomorrow.

- Kill me now!

- It's gonna be fun, I love you, honey.

- Love you.

- Morning, sweetie, how was work?

- Front desk, yes, sir.

Front desk, no, sir.

Front desk, oh, I'm sorry to hear about that, sir.

Oh, I'll clean the shit off the floor, sir.

- When I finish writing my memoir

about eating shit with a smile

you're getting an advanced copy.

We're gonna have fun, let's go.

Shit!

- It's a sign. - It's not a sign.

- Mom!

- No.

- You keep an open mind, Rosie, it's all I'm asking.

He's a great guy. - Again.

- We're going on vacation.

Water, sun, here we come.

- Oh God!

- If you tease me about my peach buzz, I swear to God.

- How much longer?

- We are here, honey, look at this, it's beautiful.

Beautiful.

- So what do you like so much about this guy,

besides the fact that he's rich?

- I don't care that he's rich.

He's not actually, I like that he's a gentleman.

- 10-days stuck on a boat with a gentleman

I've never met before,

and you've known for, what, a month, six-weeks?

- Don't be such a teenager, please.

This is exciting, we are going on an adventure.

Let's do it.

- I literally hate the water, it's fucking terrifying.

- There he is.

I've never seen him in shorts before.

Come on, let's go.

Whoa!

Let's do it.

- Okay, I'll be right there.

- Don't you go backing out on me.

- I won't.

Gross.

- Come on board, baby.

- This is beautiful.

- Here, take a seat, I want you to see something.

- Okay.

- So this is the course I've chartered.

These are the wave points, but that here is Bermuda.

By next Tuesday,

we'll be lounging on the beach with a belly full of rum.

Hey, come check this out, I wanna show you down here.

- You know, I'm just gonna wait here for Rose,

so you don't have to do this twice.

- Is she okay?

- She's great, she's just stubborn like her mom.

Scared to death of anything new.

This will be good for her.

- I'm okay, thank you.

That's very kind.

- Got it!

- Hey, you good?

- Yeah, I'm good.

Saw that dude checking you out.

What'd he say to you?

- He's just making conversation.

He wanted to know where I was headed looking this good.

- We have options, you don't need to settle, just saying.

- Hey guys, Rose, so nice to finally meet you.

- Yeah.

- Look at this beautiful boat.

- Who's Annalisa?

- I don't know.

Bought her second-hand, bad luck to change the name.

Well, come on.

- Let's go, honey.

- First mate Rose, calling first mate Rose.

Need some help us here stat.

- You're silly.

- First mate Rose, can't sleep all day here.

Your captain could use a hand.

Do you know how to tie a double slip reef knot?

- No.

- I'm pretty sure you do,

you know how to tie your shoes, don't you?

- Yeah.

- Grab some rope from underneath the laptop.

It's in the storage.

I'll teach you some more knots.

Rope is called line.

Rope is called line.

- Great teacher.

- Okay, okay.

- What's with the tombstone?

- Better to be over the hill than under it.

- Sure, I'm going for it.

- Go for it.

- Ah, sweetie.

- Happy birthday, Mom. - I love you.

- I love you.

- What about me?

- Come here you.

Me and Rose have been two ships passing in the night

for the last month.

I've been working a swing shift at the restaurant,

and she's been on graveyard at the hotel.

So only time we're both home is when one of us is sleeping.

I miss you, honey.

- I miss you too.

- How do you like working at the hotel?

- I absolutely fucking hate it.

- Okay, let's just say she doesn't have my flare

for customer service.

- Got a good poker face.

- That is an excellent bowline.

- Rose is an excellent student, always has been.

You want another piece?

- I would love another piece.

- He always orders two pieces.

- Your mom tells me about college, that's so cool.

Does that mean you'll be leaving the nest in the fall?

- No, I'm going to defer one year

so I can work and save money.

So one more year in the nest.

- Smart and beautiful.

I wonder where she gets it from.

Oh, hey, I have presents.

That's for you.

- And this, oh, no, that's for us for later.

- I love gifts.

- And just like I said in the note,

I'm really happy that you're with us,

and I'm happy that you get to experience my love of sailing.

- Sweetie.

- Who knows. - Rosie!

- Maybe one day you'll love it just as much as I do.

That is a marlin spike.

It'll untangle any knot if you ever find yourself in a jam.

- Thank you.

- I love it.

- Great.

- So you're a cop? - Used to be.

- What are you now?

- Private security consultant.

It looks like I'm needed topside, and I could use a hand.

You can't stay down here all day, kiddo.

- Yeah, go help him, I'll clean up.

You two are cute, my phone is crappy.

Try this again.

Hey, honey, Derek, just gimme a little wave.

I love that.

Video mode.

- Okay, we need to jibe.

Can you feel which way the wind is blowing?

- We are waiting on dolphins. - That way.

- So we need to turn the bow so the wind shifts sides.

- Oh my God, I love it.

- Mom, Mom! - Oh shit!

- Derek.

- Go down to starboard storage,

grab a blanket and the first aid kit, go down.

- Grab on the horseshoe, baby.

Hang on tight, I'm pulling you in.

Give me your hand,

there we go.

- Are you hurt?

- I'm okay.

- It's okay, you okay?

- Yeah, sweetie, I lost your phone out there.

- Well, I don't care.

- You love that phone? - No, it's okay.

- I'm gonna get you a new one. - It's okay, it's okay.

- Well, at least now I know what to do

in case of an emergency.

- Wasn't that an emergency?

- I'm okay, honey.

Hey, sweetie, I told you this was gonna be an adventure.

- Okay, no more adventures.

- What's that?

- You need help, honey?

- No, you're on vacation, it's no big deal.

Just taking precautions.

Might get a little rough,

but that's about it.

And it's not gonna come to this

but there's a life raft in the cockpit,

and there's three life vests here.

- How far away from home are we, can we just go back?

- It's fine, really, it's fine.

- It's okay, Mom.

- The wind shifted, they came out of nowhere, but it's fine.

Everything's gonna be fine.

- Okay.

- Oh my God, you are so fucking sexy.

Oh my God.

- Hey, honey, come and join me.

Come sit.

- Breakfast of champions.

- Yeah, decided I'm gonna make it a birthday week.

Doing okay?

- What happened to the storm?

- It passed right on by.

We didn't wanna wake you, you didn't seem bothered by it,

Miss cool as a cucumber.

Here I thought you were afraid of the water,

I was absolutely shitting my pants

imagining all of us in that little lifeboat

out there in the ocean.

You want a bite?

- No, I didn't sleep at all.

- You want a cigarette?

- No.

- Rosie, I know you smoke.

- Yeah, I didn't want to smoke in front of you

so you'd quit.

- Let me smoke, life is not as short as they say,

and I need my cigarette breaks.

Just love it out here, don't you?

- Absolutely fucking not.

- Come on, it's gorgeous, smell that air.

I'm sorry I couldn't give you more.

I tried my best, but...

- Mom, shut up, you're incredible, you're the best mom ever.

- I don't want you to end up like me.

- Hello.

- I love you, baby.

Smells like bacon.

- Ha-ha!

- Where's the bacon?

- Oh, every time Derek would come in the diner

in his uniform, I say, "Smells like bacon."

I think that's what won him over.

- That's exactly what won me over,

that and your great ass.

- Get outta here.

- Derek, why do you have an assault rifle?

- A what?

- It's for work.

- It's an AR15, isn't it?

- It is, it is.

Does it bother you that I have it?

- No,

I wanna shoot it.

- Okay, this is the ready position.

Safety's on, my finger is not on the trigger,

it's outside the trigger guard until I'm ready to shoot.

Not on the shoulder, inside a little more, a little higher.

That's perfect.

Now bring the sights up to your eyes,

not your eyes down to the sights.

Your head, neck, and spine straight.

Look at that, kids these days, we should be afraid of them.

Your off grip hand moving as far forward as you can.

Right, you're gonna find the safety over here,

you can release it just by...

You shot before!

- No, I watch a lot of action movies.

- Well, it looks like you're a natural.

- See Mom, I'm a natural.

- You wanna try, hun?

- Certainly not.

I'd prefer if you put that thing away.

It's just not how I wanna spend my vacation, sweetie.

You know her daddy was a soldier, right?

It is bad enough that she likes to fight,

I don't want her shooting guns too.

- You like to fight, you train?

- Yeah.

One more, Mom.

- Okay, one more.

- All right, stay nice and tight, keep those elbows in.

Better to negotiate hallways and doors,

or bump a team member coming around a corner.

- Rosie, come here.

Sweetie, come here.

- Maritime law, you only have to be 19 to drink.

- Well, she's not much of a drinker.

Your grandma will be so disappointed.

- We're Scottish, Grandma was a cleaning lady.

I'm pretty sure she didn't drink champagne.

- You know what?

We should have Derek break out the whiskey then.

- Oh, I got plenty of whiskey.

- God, I love it here, I never wanna go home.

- Well, let's not.

Let's keep sailing forever.

- Can we go swimming?

- No, we have fair winds and following seas.

- Okay, that sounds kind of poetic.

- It is.

- Rosie, come dance with us?

- Come on, Rose, - Fuck off.

- ...don't be a pooper.

- Sweetie, I miss you, join us, you're missing out.

- Who are they?

- I don't know.

Stand off, stand off.

- Go back, get to the back.

- Derek! - Shit!

- Go on, go, go!

- Who are you, what are you doing?

- Shut up, where is it?

- What is going on, Derek,

what are they talking about?

- Shut up.

- I have no fucking idea.

- What do you want?

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

- Larry, shut her up.

- Yeah, I'm on it.

- What are you doing?

- Don't you fucking hurt her.

- Sit down, bitch.

- I don't understand.

- Sit the fuck down.

- Derek, do something.

Do something!

- Del, get her in line.

- What are you doing?

Get the fuck away from me.

- Leave her alone.

- Where are you going?

Now, tell me, where is it?

- There's nothing here.

- Hide, hide.

I love you.

Go.

- Get her up.

- Go!

- No, no, no, get off me!

- Captain, it's all clear.

- What's done is done, where is it?

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

- Really?

Okay.

- No, don't do it.

- Find it.

- I'm gonna check the front cabin.

- I'll look back here.

Found it.

- It's all there?

Oh yeah, we're good.

That bitch sure had a set of pipes on her, didn't she?

- You should have kept her and started a cover band.

- Throw one downstairs.

- Hello, hello!

- Help me!

- I am gonna bring you around back.

- Okay.

What do I do?

What do I do?

- Radio for help.

- I can't, the radio's dead.

- Alma!

- She's dead, you fucking let her die.

What do I do?

- Start the gas, get the sail.

- The electrical system's fried, the sail's burnt off.

What do I do?

What are these?

- Useless.

There's a spare jib under the AR.

- Okay, then what?

- Get it up the mast.

- How?

- Climb,

climb.

- Fuck!

Yes!

- Rose!

- What do you need?

- Get the first aid kit.

You gotta clean the wound and pack it.

Clean it first.

- Who were those men?

- Just get the gauze and pack the wound.

- Who were those men?

Who were those men?

- I don't know.

Gotta get the motors going, bypass the electron.

- The starter, is it like a car starter?

Is it?

Oh god.

Okay, are you the starter?

Well, fuck!

Fuck!

- I hope you tied a better knot on the sail

than you did on me.

The patch is not gonna hold in there,

we need to find land.

- You know them.

Why did you lie about not knowing those men?

- They're monsters, Rose, the less you know the better.

I need to get the engine started, I could use a hand.

- Can we just go back?

We haven't been sailing for that long.

Why not?

- Because the current runs up the east coast,

and we need to stay with the current.

If you can put the knife down now, Rosie.

- Only my mom can call me Rosie.

- Okay.

- Can we just shoot a flare when it gets dark?

- You see a ship?

- No.

- You can only see a flare for three to five-miles.

Okay, this is us more or less.

This here is Bermuda.

- Nothing else around us.

- No, we miss it, we're fucked.

We run into weather, we're fucked.

You are gonna need to crank it to get the engine going,

but we gotta be synced-up perfectly, or it won't turn over.

- Is this good? - Wait, yeah, a little faster.

And I'm gonna flip the decompression lever.

Go crank, crank it.

Ready, okay.

And...

All right, go, crank it.

- Okay.

- Ready?

Fuck, yeah!

- Shit!

- Stay in the cockpit all night.

Keep it northeast.

Wait,

I'm sorry about your mom.

I made that for you.

You think I can get my knife back?

- No.

- You know I gave that necklace to your mom.

- It's impossible, she's had it for years.

- I've known her for years.

- She started dating you like a month ago.

- I've been trying to court your mom

eating that shitty diner food

since you were in middle school.

I almost gave up after the thousandth time I walked in

and she said, "Smells like bacon."

- She was tough.

- As nails.

- I wanted her to have a proper funeral.

Not just gonna roll her into the ocean.

- We made some good progress last night.

And just keep it up.

- What is it?

- Wish we had more sail, that jib isn't enough.

Will you turn the micrometre drum

a little to the left for me.

It's that little knob there.

Yeah, stop.

- Where's Polaris?

- That is the Big Dipper, so that there is Polaris.

After some math that's gonna tell us where we are.

- Fuck!

Fuck!

- What's wrong?

- We're going the wrong fucking way.

- Why?

- We're headed into the fucking Atlantic, fuck!

- Well, if we're going the wrong way,

we can just change directions.

- We can't change directions,

the current is too fucking strong.

We're fucked, okay, we missed our chance.

We're fucked!

Ah, Jesus Christ.

Fuck!

Jesus fucking Christ,

can't fucking believe this!

Fuck!

- Can you just go?

- No.

- Well, I wanna stay with my mom.

- I need you to row, I only have one arm.

Come on, Rose.

Come on, you can do this.

Put that oar together, okay.

- Fuck!

No!

Help, help!

Help!

- Pull the cord.

Pull the cord, inflate the vest.

Come on.

Come on.

Ah, come on!

Come on!

- Derek!

- Hey,

come drink,

this water's fresh.

We gotta finish this loop.

- Okay.

What does your tattoo mean, a knife through a rose?

- It's a tagger.

- What's it mean, it's on your AR too?

- Means you're ready to fight, ready to kill,

whatever, whatever,

even something as delicate as a rose.

- Were you in the military?

- No.

- What's the plan here?

Derek?

- Let's not talk, okay, let's just conserve our energy.

- Sorry.

- Hey, be careful, there's coral here.

It'll tear the bottom of this thing up.

Here, eat,

we need to get our strength up

if we're gonna make it back to the boat before dark.

- What?

Maybe someone's here, I'd rather be on land.

- There's nothing here.

Our best bet is to keep sailing.

- Sail to where, where are we?

- I don't know.

- Where you going?

- We're not gonna make it back to the boat.

It's getting dark.

We need rest.

You know how to build a campfire?

- Yeah, you keep the sticks spread apart

so air can get in, right?

- You're one hell of a quick study.

You could probably build the next one on your own.

You guys didn't get out much, did you?

- No, we've only been to the coast like once.

- I can't believe how quickly you took to shooting.

I mean, I've never seen anything like it.

You sure your dad didn't give you a little lesson?

- Well, he died when I was really young.

I didn't really know him.

He was a decorated soldier though, I know that.

- It must be in the blood then.

- Maybe.

But I lied when I said I never shot before.

I went a bunch of times with a guy from work.

I just didn't want my mom to know, 'cause she hated guns.

- Ah-hah, truth comes out.

- My dad enlisted so he could afford college,

but he never made it,

he got blown up in Iraq.

There wasn't even anything left of him to send home.

I think that's why it was so important

for my mom that I go to college.

- I've always been a slow learner myself.

Had to learn every single thing the hard way.

I, Derek Stipes, do solemnly swear

to protect the constitution of the United States

and the constitutional laws of the state of Florida

and protect them against all enemies, foreign and domestic,

so help me, God and Jesus and Mary and Joseph,

and the Holy Spirit too.

I believed that for about 10-years

tried to be a really good cop.

But I could never get ahead.

My wife Annalisa left me, said I was a loser, I was.

10-years of being a good cop underwater

before I finally realised that the game was rigged.

I wished I would've learned that lesson earlier.

You and your mom are good people, Alma,

she just thought she'd work her fingers to the bones

so you wouldn't have to work your fingers to the bone.

But that's not the way it works.

All the hard work and perseverance and pluck in the world

don't get you outta the poor house.

The only way to win a rigged game is to play dirty,

so I started being a dirty cop.

I realised that's kind of who I was all along.

And I started to get a little something for myself,

started to taste a little of what the good life was,

and then, then I saw what the bad guys,

the real winners of the rigged game had.

And I understood that I was still a chump.

So the first opportunity I saw to work directly with them,

I jumped at, quit the force, fuck you oath and all.

And when I saw another opportunity

to swindle those same bad guys, I jumped on that too.

I stole as much as I could,

and I didn't even feel bad about it.

You know why?

Because the Captain is pure fucking evil.

- Who's the Captain?

- He's the man who shot your mom,

and he has done things you could not even imagine.

- Tell me about the Captain.

- He likes girls, very young girls.

- Gonna fucking kill him.

- You wanna kill the Captain?

You're gonna need to forget everything you learned

about playing by the rules.

Fight dirty.

You think you got a poker face?

You were scared shitless, I could see that.

Learn to lie better.

You were pretty good with those knots.

You want me to show you where you fucked up?

- It's okay.

- Come on, kiddo, gotta learn.

Come on.

This is the knot you should have tied on me.

Try to get outta that.

- What's that?

- It's an EPIRB.

- What's it do?

- Or you could have tried this knot.

- What's it do?

- You activate it,

it sends a SOS signal to a satellite,

people come rescue us.

- You said it didn't work.

- Try that out.

Hey, you still think I'd let your mom die?

- No, I'm sorry I said that.

- Good,

good.

It's a beautiful ring, isn't it?

You want it?

- Did you take that off her finger?

- I thought your mom was so hot.

Figured we'd have so much fun sailing around

on my big getaway.

When I found out you were tagging along, I was pissed,

but then I saw that you were hot too, so win-win.

I never really knew your mom.

I mean, not very well.

Now she's dead, RIP.

I didn't give her this necklace.

- Why did you say you did?

- I needed you to trust me.

I'm sorry, I can't raise both hands.

- Stay down.

- I'm guessing target practise didn't involve handguns.

- Does the EPIRB work, turn it on.

- I can't do that. - Do it?

- No, not yet.

- Why not, do it?

- Because when they come you'll talk too much.

- What are you talking about?

- I have to kill you.

You have no clip.

- Oh, Rosie, sweetie Rosie,

sweetie.

- Get me back to the boat.

Get me back to the boat, and I'll activate the EPIRB.

- Activate it now.

- Not till you get me back to the boat.

- Give it to me.

- You need me.

Quit fucking around.

You need me, and I need you.

Get me back to the boat, and we're both safe.

You can't make it without me.

- Why the fuck did you not activate the EPIRB on the boat?

What the fuck were you waiting for?

- I thought we could get outta here on our own.

I'd keep you quiet, I was gonna trade you to the Captain.

Maybe he'd spare my life if I offered him some fresh meat.

But it turns out this island

is fucking deserted.

- It's not fucking working.

- You gotta get me outta here.

- No, no!

- No, don't leave me, don't leave me.

Don't leave me, no.

No, no, no.

- Help!

Help!

- Here's her gun.

- She's just in time to eat.

You hungry?

- I'll tell the Captain she's here.

- You know you can't take weapons

through international waters, right?

Just fucking with you.

- You're new.

- Come on, let's go.

- I'm cold, can I please take a shower?

Hi, can I come in?

- That's the girl we picked up.

You can't be in here.

- No, it's fine.

What can I do for you?

- Are you the Captain?

- Yes, I'm the Captain.

- I wanted to thank you for saving me.

- You're welcome.

The fellas told me what you went through.

You're a brave girl.

- This ship is so much bigger than the one I was on.

What does that joystick do?

- This one right here controls the rudder.

- What happens if I move it?

- Nothing, it's on autopilot.

- Where's the autopilot?

- Give me your hand,

it's right there.

These two.

- Is it hard driving something this big?

- Nothing's hard for me.

- What about for me?

I wanna drive it.

- This ship was built for deep waters.

We're travelling in a straight line until we get to port.

The real world is out there,

this is just a virtual world.

You have to keep your eyes on lookout

at all times.

- What if I wanna turn?

- Then turn.

You already put us on standby, we're off autopilot.

Turn it starboard side.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

You know your starboard, huh?

Turn it slow.

That's right, slow.

Turn it slower.

Turn it slower.

Now you see on the compass how we've turned?

The only problem is

we're headed the wrong way.

- Do I just click it back on autopilot?

- Just click it back on autopilot.

- Seems pretty easy.

- It's easy till you get to port.

It's when you're almost home,

that's when it gets hard.

This is pretty.

- I was cut by coral, is that dangerous?

- It can be, some coral is poisonous.

As long as you put the right solution

and the right ointment on it,

the wound won't get infected.

'Cause a coral cut not taken care of

could last for a very long time.

- Do you have the ointment?

- Yeah, I have the ointment.

Did you wash your cut

thoroughly?

Did you use water?

Did you use hydrogen peroxide?

- Just water.

- Do you want me to take care of it?

Do you want me to take care of you?

You sure?

Why don't you come over here so I can take a closer look.

- Anyone have eyes on the castaway girl?

- She's on the bridge with the Captain.

- My mother's name was Alma.

- She has one of our guns.

Get her now.

- Fuck!

- Anybody seen the girl, where is she?

- Hey.

Have you seen my gun, it's big, it's an AR15?

Are you okay?

- Do you need a gun?

- Yes.

- There's lots of guns down there.

- Down where?

- In the engine room.

- Okay, how do I get there?

- Straight, right, right, there's a door on the stairs.

- Okay.

- They're all pumped full of drugs, they can't help you.

- Who can't help me?

- All the girls.

- Just went through the control room, nothing.

- I'm down on the main deck,

I'll search the rooms here.

- Hey, don't move.

Stay right there.

Stay where you are.

- Roberta, do you have eyes on the girl?

- She's up on the bridge.

- Shit!

- Gonna get you all home.

- Drop the gun!

Drop it.

Close the door.

Lock it.

You're gonna die, bitch!

- I'm not afraid.

I'm not afraid!

- How many more of them are on the ship?

- Five plus the Captain.

Six.

Six.

- Let me see, let me see.

It's okay, you're okay, it just grazed you.

Stay here, I'm gonna radio for help, okay?

- The Captain's gonna be so mad.

- The Captain's dead.

How?

- Turns out the EPIRB worked after all.

Just had to fiddle with the battery.

Stupid me, right?

- Why hasn't the Captain killed you?

- Because we worked it all out.

I told you, learn to lie.

And all that advice

kind of pointless, Rose,

'cause you belong to him now.

What's so fucking funny?

- I did take your advice,

I killed the Captain.

- Are you okay?

Let me get you outta here.

Come on, you need to see something.

- It's an incredible story, Rose.

You're lucky to be alive.

- If you say so.

The girls who were with me.

- They are being reunited with their families as we speak.

And the plan's already in motion to get you home too.

- No, I don't have a home anymore.

I have nothing.

- That's not true, you have a future.

That's something,

and you fought for it.