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I once believed that no man can own land any more than a tree squirrel can.

I found myself restless in a place

where anyone can do as they please yet very few do.

I was young and life was already passing me by...

...so, I unanchored, burning my few seconds under the sun,

drifting in search of reality rather than luxury.

I couldn't see it at the time,

but my lust was merely a lull

before a brutal inescapable storm.

Why do you live out here?

I love the smell...

and the birds and the turtles and the cannonballs.

I love the way the light reflects off the water...

and, yeah, these stars.

And it's quiet.

I don't know.

I just think everybody struggles...

and if I'm going to struggle...

it better be for a life that's worth it.

This to me, this is my life that's worth the struggle.

This is how I want to barely get by.

I don't really have any big plans.

I think that's the best part.

Are you happy here?

I am.

Okay, I've got a question for you.

Okay!

What do you use the binoculars for?

Nothing!

Oh, my God, busted lone man on his boat.

What would you use them for?

- Perving on people. - Exactly.

Exactly.

Well, I'm really no better than you.

Do you want a beer?

Well, no, because then it'll make me pee.

And then I'll... And I don't know where you...

I don't know where that happens.

There's a toilet. You have to flip the bed up.

Oh, my gosh.

You don't have a curtain or anything?

- I mean, I go outside, obviously. - What, for all of it?

Yeah, I haven't quite...

You poo in the lake?

Well, if you have to, yeah.

If you have to? You have to, like, every day.

You do that every day.

Well, I'll use the bathrooms.

I mean, it's all right to pee in the lake but...

- You can't poop in the lake? - No!

Oh, my God.

Have some manners.

Hey!

Can you, uh... do that somewhere else, please?

Wait a minute! Oh, oh.

- Oh, why? - People are watching.

Where'd you learn to dance like that?

Kind of all over, you know, I...

Well, I first started ballet when I was seven, in New Zealand

and then we moved to Australia for a little bit

and then I learned more, like, modern and stuff,

and then we came to Missouri.

- And here you are! - Here I am!

Yeah, on the lake dancing on a boat.

So, how do you plan on taking care of me

when we get older, Mister Lake Man?

I thought you were going to take care of me.

No, I got to dance.

Oh, we'll figure it out.

The money will come.

I think it's probably more important

we measure success in life experiences.

Don't you?

Yeah.

I like that.

You want to turn her port?

Not bad!

- I get it right? - You did.

Oh, I knew I had a 50-50 chance.

Port and left both have four letters.

Okay. Good to know.

- Does that make sense? - Yeah, it does, it does.

What's the front of the boat called?

That's the bow.

What's that rope that you've been playing with?

- This rope? Halyard. - Mm-hm.

It raises and lowers the mainsail.

And what are those little things blowing in the wind?

- These little things? - Mm-hm.

Telltales.

Man, does everything have a name?

I think so.

Okay. What's this thing called?

Gunnel, gunwale, gunwale.

- It's a weird one. - Mm-hm.

What's this? What's this little guy called?

- I don't know. - Uh-huh.

I knew there would be something.

Well, I'm going to hit the head.

- The what? - To run the bilge.

No?

- I'll be right back. - Okay.

- Cue wind. - We're not going anywhere.

We're in a dead spot.

Here, cut us port, other way.

No.

So, that's... It's opposite.

- Okay, well... - Yeah, I know.

I, technically, was right.

See the little ripples in places,

lines of ripples across the surface, that's wind.

Take us starboard.

- Starboard. - Starboard.

And then watch, watch the little telltales. They level out

and it's time to tack, and the wind will pick us back up.

Yeah, we did it too slow.

Oh, there we go!

Good, let that go. Come over here real quick,

pull really hard.

- There it is! - Look at that!

- There it is. - I did it.

- Not bad. - Sailing.

- Sailing. - We are sailing, mate.

There's actually a really good place to go camping right down here.

I've never been camping before.

You've never been camping before?

- No! - You're kidding.

No, I mean, I've always wanted to go.

The idea of dinner over the fire

and waking up to the birds chirping is quite lovely.

But I've never been.

I don't know how I feel about that.

What kinda dad doesn't take his kid camping?

Where do you see us in the future?

In the future?

Yeah, together?

I see us in the wild.

My Uncle Ellis, he has his business up in the San Juan Islands.

It takes people fishing and whale watching.

Does pretty good.

Maybe some point, we can move the boat up there, do that too.

You know, we really wouldn't even have to wait if we don't want to, right?

- Mm. - Mm.

No, I guess not.

Hey, do you have any measuring cups?

I don't.

Mm.

- What? - What are you doing?

- What else am I supposed to do? - I don't know, you're hilarious.

Don't drink out of the bottle, you grump!

- You're kidding me, right? - No, I'm not kidding you.

Have some manners!

You just poured that in your hands.

Yeah, well, I mean, I'm... it's different.

Well, here's your measuring cup right there.

What?

You're not going to get any,

you're not going to get any pud. No, pud for you.

All right.

I usually use hotdogs but we're all out

so we're using rotten chicken right now.

That's revolting.

- They love it. - Okay!

They love anything if you're patient.

That's a trick.

You know what? I think you have something.

- Really? - Oh, yeah.

Here, stand up! One, two, three!

No!

No, no, no, no! No slow down.

- Look at that! - It's huge!

- Oh, my God! - It's making a noise.

Oh, my God. It's tentacles.

Oh, oh, crikey!

What... what is, what is it?

I don't know. You must have snagged something on the way in.

What on earth!

Is fishy okay?

- It's okay. - Okay.

- What do you got there? - I don't know.

- It's a little bit wet. - What's it say?

I don't know. I can't tell.

It's got a little fishy.

It's supposed to say, "You're a keeper, move in with me."

Aw!

- Are you sure? - Come here, yeah! Of course.

You're okay with living on a boat with me and catfishy?

I mean, I pretty much already do.

All right.

All right, now, take that guy off the hook.

No way!

I'm going to go get some things from the country market.

- Do you want anything? - I'm good.

Surprise!

Wow!

These look great.

- Did you make them? - Yeah.

- You okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.

What's wrong?

I just got into it with my mom earlier before I left the house.

Was it bad?

Yeah.

She wasn't exactly thrilled

that I was moving out here with you, so.

Well, I can't say I blame her.

I guess I didn't really turn out how they wanted.

Neither did I.

Well, I can't wait to meet them.

Anyway, look, none of that, none of that matters.

- No, it does not. - Doesn't matter

Look, you've got sail... sailboat curtains and folded rags.

I bought you something.

Oh, yeah?

Do you want to tuck those behind you?

Yes.

- You bought me a little kiwi. - That's a little kiwi.

And it does have two stickers, give me that.

Who needs that?

- Well, thanks. - Let me make sure.

Oh, well, it's good.

- You eat the skin? - Not normally.

I got that a little later. It's still good.

I like your dedication.

Oh, my God! Look, I look like a little fish.

Pretty little fish.

Mm-hm.

Oh, God.

You ever feel like so many people have it all wrong?

How do you mean?

They spend all this time

and energy investing in retirement...

they may never see

and they don't invest anything in the right now.

Does that make sense?

I mean, maybe they don't want to be huge financial burdens

on their families as they get older.

Yeah, if you live that long.

Why wouldn't you plan to live that long?

- Mogul Bandit. - Who's Mogul Bandit? - Why, I am.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

I was just really feeling those waves up front.

My first mate's never gotten seasick before.

Don't worry, we'll be back to the cove soon.

Not hot.

- How are you? - Well, getting off here soon.

It's busy like it's a weekend or something.

Yeah, fortunately, I won't be here tomorrow.

Oh, that's lucky.

Neither of you have your ears pierced, do you?

I do.

- Really? - Yeah.

My uncle just got his ears pierced.

- Really? - It's like two weeks ago, but they're still,

they're getting infected.

- You want your receipt? - I'm good.

- All right. - Thank you.

Bye!

You got up early.

Oh, yeah, I went to see that place where you said

you could see the elks but I didn't find any.

Listen, I've been thinking about it.

If we wanted to move the boat, we wouldn't have to wait.

- My uncle Ellis didn't... - I'm pregnant!

- You're sure? - I'm sure.

- How do you know? - I took a test.

When?

I can't believe my mom was right,

she said this exact thing would happen

if I came out here with you.

Your mom?

How could your mom have possibly known this whole thing?

Did you tell her?

I'm not going to tell them.

You have to tell your parents.

I can't tell them.

Just a spider, Jesus.

You don't understand, I can't tell my parents.

I don't have that sort of relationship with them.

- What are we going to do? - I don't know.

We can't afford a baby!

What were you thinking?

What?

I can't believe I fell for this whole thing.

Fell for this?

Yeah, all this talk of adventure and travel

and we'll get off the lake and it was never going to happen.

It could happen.

How? How's it going to happen? We've got no money.

We live in the middle of the damn continent on a lake,

on a boat, and I'm pregnant.

Even hospital bills alone. You don't even have a job.

You don't have a job either.

Just get it aborted.

Are you kidding?

Well, it's obviously the worst thing that could happen to us.

You make me sick.

People do that.

I can't believe you'd even say that to me.

I didn't think you were like that.

Well, I thought we were on the same team.

That didn't take long to fall apart, clearly,

you've done nothing wrong here, and this is entirely my fault.

You're a jerk!

We are on the same team.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry too.

I mean, it's not like it's the first time it's crossed my mind, you know?

I guess I just freaked out when you said it out loud.

- You sure? - Yeah.

I can't really see any other way.

It's not like I can go home like this anyway.

We'll figure it out.

Hey.

Talk to me.

It's too much. I don't know if I can go through with this whole thing.

I'm with you, you know that.

You're not doing this alone, I'm with you.

Whatever you want to do, we can make it work.

You don't have to.

Well, I don't want to know if it's a boy or a girl until it's born.

I don't want to know. I don't want to...

- You don't want to know? - No.

You know what this means?

We're going to have to baby-proof the boat.

Stupid.

So, now that we're going to have a kid

for the rest of our lives...

...we're probably going to have to move off the boat.

Well, I don't necessarily think that's true.

You don't think so?

I mean, maybe... maybe when it gets to school age

but I think while it's still little, it'll be okay.

Anyway, by the time it gets older,

we'll have a sidecar for the bike, so...

This is crazy, we're going to have a family.

Yeah!

Good crazy?

Yeah!

Just get it over with.

Hey, it's me!

I'm sorry I haven't called in a while.

Yeah, I'm fine. I'm still out at the lake.

How have you... No!

Mom, no, I'm happy!

Isn't that what you want to hear?

I don't... Look, that's not why I call...

I didn't call to fight with you, mom.

Mom, I wanted to tell... I don't know!

I don't know when. Yeah, he's taking care of me just fine.

He's treating me really well, actually.

I don't know what you want. I... Yeah, you know what?

I'll talk to you later.

Mm-hm. Yeah. I'll send you a Christmas card, okay? Bye!

I'm sorry. I just can't talk to her.

It doesn't matter.

Just start calling her grandma. She'll get it.

It's not funny.

Mmm!

I knew you were going to do that.

If it wasn't you, it was someone that was going to...

Can you see the little... my little belly?

I can see it.

I can see it just barely.

- You're not just pushing it out? - No!

That's really there.

How's it going?

I'm almost done and then I have that one...

- Yes. - ...and then I have that one.

- Look at the dinosaur! - That's cute!

That is really cute.

Hey, did you see the top over there with the raccoon on it?

- I saw that. - Isn't it cute?

- It's adorable. - Yeah.

I can't afford anything in this store.

- I know. - I'm sorry.

I understand. It's okay.

Why does it have to be so expensive?

- It's tiny. - Hmm

- You want to go? - Yeah.

Keep it coming.

Yup.

- Oh, man! - Nailed it!

Is that gonna be okay?

- That'll work. - All right.

- Hope you're thirsty! - Well, yeah.

Yeah. That would be great. That's a ratty ass boat.

- You ever fish out of it? - Occasionally.

You do any good fishing with it?

Oh, absolutely not.

Oh.

So, when are you going to get a real job?

- I'll let you know. - Hey, I appreciate the beer.

Don't drink all those on the way home.

No!

You learning anything?

Yes, I'm learning a lot, actually.

Someone calculated that enough sperm

to provide the present world population

could be put in a top hat.

That's how little they are.

That's really gross.

Can you imagine?

- That looks perfect. - It's going to work.

So, I've been thinking...

The baby's already getting pretty expensive

and we haven't even been to the doctor yet.

I know.

I've been looking.

I have, but if I take a full-time job in town right now,

I'm never going to be able to finish painting the hulls

by spring like I said I would.

I think the money we get from that, plus what we have now,

we're going to be fine.

It'll be enough to get us through pregnancy.

Well, that's the other thing

is that I don't think we're covered on my parents' insurance.

We don't have to worry about that right now, not yet.

You don't think?

No, and even if we wanted to invest in a real place to live,

we're never going to be able to sell a boat

in the middle of winter time.

Yeah.

- So, I've been thinking. - Yeah.

I still like the name Mahi.

You won't let that go.

We've been over this.

It's going to get teased its whole life.

People are going to say its name twice.

- What about Marlin? - What's with you and fish names?

What's wrong with fish names? Fish are cool.

I mean, there's not a fish in my belly.

No fish names.

Well, let's just call it Bruce.

What about Mako?

- I like that. - Mako, the boy

or Mako, the girl. Just, Mako, the baby.

- Baby Mako. - Baby Mako.

- That's sweet! - You like it?

I like that.

I like it.

Oh, my gosh, it's kicking.

- Really? - Uh-huh.

Do it again!

Kick me! Come on!

I don't know if it does it on demand.

Oh, do not go out there.

It's a bit chilly.

What do you think the baby's going to be like?

I can't wait to take it to my grandparents' place.

I can't wait to take it swimming.

Oh, boy!

Forrest!

Hang on!

Forrest!

- What? - I think the baby's coming.

- What? - The baby's coming.

Already?

- You're sure? - Yes!

Put the stuff that I folded, put it in your bag.

Stop! Hey!

Sorry.

All right coming in right here.

Okay, okay.

Squeeze my hand. Squeeze it hard.

Push, push.

Push, push.

You're doing good.

Deep breath. Deep breath.

Okay.

You're good. You're doing good.

No!

- Why is... why isn't it crying? - I don't know, baby.

- It's okay. - What?

He's all cleaned up, if you guys would like a moment with him.

Wake up.

Wake up.

His name is Mako.

Thank you.

- How do you spell that? - M-A-K-O.

Would you like a picture with Mako?

- No, thank you. - Yes.

I don't want to bury my son

without being able to remember what he looks like.

I'm going to have to ask you a couple questions if it's okay.

We never actually got your address, what is it again?

We live on our boat right now on Lake Lotawana.

So...

I can give you my parents' address if you like.

Okay, that will work.

And as a service,

we provide for our families here,

we can offer cremation for free.

Does that sound like something you would like to do?

Can you give us some time to think about it?

Unfortunately, due to the situation,

we need to go ahead and make our decision.

I love you.

I love you too.

Whoo, whoo, whoo!

Hey, Everly. Hey, Everly.

Hey, come here, come here.

I can still feel him kicking.

And hear him crying.

I'm so sorry.

I don't want to be here anymore.

This is stupid, the way we've been acting towards each other.

We're supposed to be on the same team.

Remember that?

What are we going to do?

We can't even pay the hospital bills.

It's not really any way I'm getting around that.

You can't really measure that in life experience

and pay them that way.

- We will figure it out. - We'll figure it out?

- Yeah. - Really?

That's what you say every time,

that's your answer for everything.

- You're just lazy. - Yeah, and you...

This is your excuse for being lazy.

You know, you've been really enjoyable lately,

especially tonight.

I don't even know what we're doing anymore.

Well, I don't really know either.

Thanks, man!

Hey!

Hey, loner, over there on the boat, I got a surprise for you.

You're going to need to put some pants on though.

Poison ivy where we're going.

Here, take this. Do not look inside.

Shit.

Matches are soaked.

Let's just go to bed.

Hey!

Hey!

That little octopus is cool.

Yeah.

Where'd you find that?

I just got it when I was out the other day.

Cool.

Out where?

I notice we got some new kitchen stuff too.

I'm going to put this stuff in the bedroom. Can you put the groceries up?

I'll get them.

Grab your life jacket, sweetie!

The Carruthers are going to be here any minute

and we're going to go out for a quick boat ride.

Sweetie, don't forget to go to the bathroom!

Shh!

Michael, do you need any help?

Hey!

Hey!

- They're gone. - Are you crazy?

This is so stupid, come on! We got to get out of here.

Oh, my God.

Are you done?

Who the hell are you?

Hey! Hey!

Run!

Right, right, right.

Oh, my God.

That was crazy, huh?

We took their stuff.

That was incredible.

Let's get out of here.

- Look at this! - This looks amazing.

I do feel a little bad though.

- Now they got to go get more. - Oh, don't.

Next time, we'll get some milk too.

Next time?

Yeah, I was thinking tonight

we could go to that cove over near the canoe club.

We almost got caught last time.

This time, we were stupid.

We weren't stupid. We had no idea they'd come home.

It's just bad luck.

I haven't even ever been close to getting caught before.

I thought you might be over it after that.

No way. That was the best one.

I can't change your mind, can I?

This whole thing is a refrigerator.

There's ice.

Your favorite.

We should have brought a bigger bag.

Should have bought a bigger house.

But I still love this wee octopus.

Hello.

It can live in our zoo with our new pelican.

Oh, they match. So mean.

We're going to have to separate them

because I don't think they get along in real life.

Where are we going to put all this shit?

I can't believe I took this.

Damn, this is a hard one.

He should actually go on the other side of the piranha.

- Oh, you're right. - If we made a base for him.

Oh, my God, you're right.

Yeah. Oh, look at them!

They're friends.

We don't need any of this shit.

- But look how nice it looks. - It's true.

We got to get back here.

What are you going to do with that?

Mm, I was thinking we could sell it.

I don't like this.

We should go.

This isn't us.

Really, we should leave.

This doesn't feel right.

Hey!

Hey!

Are you listening to me?

Hey! Can you wake up?

Wake up?

I don't even know you right now.

Well, you think you've got it all figured out?

You think you understand everything? You don't!

I don't understand.

I'm standing right here and I understand.

You're losing it and you know it too.

We messed up. I'm not going to let that happen again.

This is what I don't understand.

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