All language subtitles for Haven.S02E05.720p.x265-ZMNT

ED: Previously on Haven...

Mr. Brody, are you aware
that if your father died,

you would inherit his popularity and
everyone would automatically like you?

Everyone else in this
town is fawning over me.

Except you.

AUDREY 1: He's kind of a jerk.

Duke Crocker.

- This is Evi.
- I'm Duke's...

- Wife?
- I saved your life.

And then you
almost ruined it again.

I do not want you
sticking around.

EVI: What is it?

Doesn't exactly look like
something that's gonna save my life.

Yeah, but it's gorgeous.

[READING]

"Love conquers all."

PETER: That's no good.

Can't be any junk
lying around here.

It's just a rehearsal
lunch, Peter.

Go easy on the staff. I'm sure everything
will be perfect for the wedding tomorrow.

Maybe we need more staff?

Biggest day of your daughter's life,
Ben. We want Moira happy, right?

I want my daughter happy.

Me, too.

And I want to be
a good provider.

It's important to me.

Well, then maybe you
should try providing for her

on your own.

Of course. But having a little
state to start with would sure help.

If I can't take care of her in
the manner she's accustomed,

I'd feel terrible.

Hi.

Can we have this yard
spick-and-span for tomorrow? Thanks.

"Spick-and-span by
tomorrow." What a jerk.

This has to be a test, right?

[HORN HONKING]

To see how I'll react while you
run errands on our first date?

It's really only going
to take a minute.

Don't stop. Let's just
get this over with, okay?

But why? Your thing
makes everybody like you.

But it doesn't make
me like them back.

It'll be fine.

Mr. and Mrs. Crocker. Together.

Actually, we're supplying
the wine for the wedding.

What are you doing here?

Apparently, if your family
donates enough money,

Haven PD will deliver
your marriage license.

[LAUGHING]

DUKE: I like him, Parker.

Actually, I was just
gonna drop something off

and we're gonna
go out for a drink.

You know, we're not going to be
here for that long. We should all go out.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. We'll see. You see
why I don't want to be here?

Yeah, it must be hard to have
beautiful women just falling all over you

- like that. That's hard.
- Yeah.

Unfortunately, it's not the one I
want. I'm gonna go take a walk, okay?

Peter, this is an
enormous mistake.

Uncle Dom, you're
talking nonsense.

I just can't buy
your scary stories.

I love you, but I am
getting married tomorrow.

That's final.

I just pray

blood won't spill.

Peter Novelli?

Haven Police Department.

- Is this the marriage license?
- Yeah.

All righty. Good to go.

- No.
- No?

I've tried to be nice.

I don't care if she's upset.

I love my daughter too
much to let her marry you.

This thing is off.

You and your family,

get the hell out of my house.

Excuse me.

Come on, Audrey, let's go.

- [MAN SCREAMING]
- [GLASS SHATTERING]

[MUFFLED SCREAMING]

Hello?

- You okay in there?
- [SCREAMING CONTINUES]

What the hell?

Come on, I need backup here.

Ugh, the landline's dead.

And what would do
something like that?

- Is that her?
- Yep.

Looks like old money.

Maybe she'll buy the box.

Evi, we're not selling it.

Beverly Keegan is queen
of the historical society.

I want to know everything
she can tell me about this box.

Ms. Keegan.

Would you care to sample the
wine for tomorrow's celebration?

You're not on
our catering staff.

Uh, no.

Hi. I'm Evi Crocker.

- No, not this.
- Making you Mr. Crocker?

You're persistent and
you're not welcome here.

Granted.

But I think you may change your mind
when you see what I've brought to show you.

Oh.

How can I help you, Mr. Crocker?

[TWIG SNAPPING]

Don't sneak up on
someone with a gun like that.

I saw you walk into the
woods with your gun drawn.

I thought you might
want some help.

You're a marine
biologist, not a cop.

Right now, I'm just a guy who's
waiting to go on a date with a cute girl

who apparently is
more interested in work.

I'm sorry, Chris, but there's
been a huge fight inside.

The bathroom looks
like it's been ripped apart.

There's been heavy damage
to the outside of the house,

then this drag
trail led me here.

Those are Ben Keegan's.

As your friendly neighborhood
scientist, don't touch the goo.

What do you think that is?

It's organic. Could be anything
from spinal fluid to digestive juice.

[LOUD RUSTLING]

You know, I got a buddy
who works at Glacier National.

He says seeing a grizzly's tracks
is worse than seeing the bear.

- And why's that?
- 'Cause that means the bear can see you.

Told you he'd still
be here, Vince.

We're taking pictures of the
Keegan rehearsal lunch for the paper.

Ben Keegan said that you were
gonna bring the marriage license over.

You can ride with us.

Dave, this desk could get me
there faster than that van of yours.

[CHUCKLES]

Anyway, Parker and Brody
just left, they're dropping it off.

Chris Brody? Really?

They're on a date?

Date? No, I don't think
Parker's up for dating.

She's a lovely young woman.

So poised and quite a figure.

Stop. Audrey's got way too
much going on to start dating.

Uh-huh, are you sure about that?

Uh, give Ben my regards.

Even back then, an object
like this must have had value.

Correct?

I'm not negotiating,
Mr. Crocker.

Neither am I, Ms. Keegan.

I'm not here for money.
Simply your wisdom.

Now is there anything that
you can tell me about this box?

Stories? Legends?

Powers?

It's a box, Mr. Crocker.

Exactly what
powers could it have?

Ms. Keegan, your family
has been here forever.

You know exactly what I mean.

Well, I've seen
work like this before.

Late Colonial.

Regis Glendower or
someone from his shop.

Okay, then why was
it hidden inside a wall?

Because it's a lovely piece.

I'm sorry.

As far as I know,
it's just a box.

It must be worth something.

It is valuable. I'm sure, dear.

You just have to find
an interested buyer.

Which is a possibility.

Okay, so I saw Ben
and Peter fighting earlier.

I want to go talk to Peter.

Don't mind me. I'm just waiting
for my date to get done with work.

AUDREY 1: Just
don't make eye contact.

PETER: Well, what
are you still doing here?

Actually, I'm looking
for Ben Keegan.

I saw you two fighting earlier.

Um, what were you
two fighting about?

We were not fighting. Just
discussing. Stupid stuff.

What time the DJ could
put on something bumping.

Seemed like more of
an argument than that.

Were you and Dad fighting
about the land again?

PETER: It wasn't a fight.

And it's our future, honey.

Look. We don't have a lot of time.
Can we just cut to the chase, guys?

Oh, sure.

Can we get you anything?

No, no, I just want to know
what you guys were fighting about.

Please. You're our guest. Stay.

- Actually, I'm not.
- Well, you are now.

Hey, someone brought in a kick ass
Bordeaux just for me. Let's have some.

That's not what I had in mind.

You know what? Me neither. All
right. Excuse me for a sec, thank you.

All right, listen, this whole Chris
Show thing. This isn't really working out.

So just trust me
on this, all right?

Sure. Fine. Whatever.

Thank you.

All right. What were
you saying about land?

My Aunt Beverly inherited this
timber land when she was a little girl.

And Peter wants my dad to
ask her to give us some of it.

Which really isn't her business.

Look, we're getting
married tomorrow.

This is a private event,

and I really don't want to
spend it answering questions.

I understand.

Can you do me a favor?

Can you keep them here? I
need to go talk to somebody.

And watch him.

Can't you pass this
on to someone else?

The phones are down.
This is a fluid situation, Chris.

Be fluid.

[SIGHS]

Worst date ever.

DOM: Peter has Moira's heart.

As long as he's got that,
Ben'll bargain with him.

There are ways that
Peter could have hurt Ben

without him necessarily
knowing about it.

Peter has his troubles.

But not that kind.

Really? Because I heard you tell him
today you pray that blood won't spill.

I was talking about
marrying a cheat.

If someone has disappeared,

why don't you go talk to them?

Why?

They tried to kill
me a long time ago.

The Keegans are trouble.

Not my family. Not the Novellis.

How did they do that?

[WOMAN SCREAMING]

Oh, my God.

MOIRA: Daddy!

- Peter!
- What happened here?

The force needed to rip a
body apart like this is huge.

No human could have done this.

- How did you find him?
- Just heard a noise and I came over here.

And you let Moira
see him like this?

She must have followed me.

[FAINT RUMBLING]

AUDREY 1: Dom
Novelli had scars like this.

He said the Keegans did it
because they were troubled, but...

This is Ben Keegan. Are you
suggesting he did this to himself?

All right. So he was tied up
and dragged here by someone

or something.

What is in these woods?

DAVE ON RADIO:
Breaker 1-9. Breaker 1-9.

This is Dave the Destroyer.
Anybody got their ears on? Come on.

Dave?

DAVE: Baby Bear, Baby Bear.

We're lame, come on.

Where are you guys?

A three iron from the
Keegan farms is our 20, over.

- What happened?
- Guess.

Be quiet.

Baby Bear, we got some bubbling civilians
in the soup. Can we get an ETA? Over.

Guys, I'll come help
you one more time.

But only if you stop talking like
that and get off the air, right now.

Copy that, Baby Bear. These
birds are gonna roost. Over and out.

DOM: All the guests just left.

- I told you this would happen.
- [SIGHS]

Okay, it's not
safe here, all right?

We need to stick together,
and we're going to caravan out.

Chris has gone to check the
barn. I'm gonna go check the house.

Wait. Where is Ben's body?

That's not important right now.

Well, it's important to me.

- To us.
- Why?

Why is it important
to you, Peter?

- What?
- Do you have something to hide, maybe?

- No. Of course not.
- What is it?

Did Daddy say no?

Yes, but that's not why I asked.

Okay, right. So you killed him.

You killed him so you could beg
from my Aunt Beverly yourself.

What? How can
you even think that?

I knew you were greedy,
Peter, but this is crazy!

Moira, look at
me. I didn't kill him.

He's dead and I didn't get
anything. So how's that good for me?

- Oh, God, I hate you.
- That's not what I meant.

- I hate you!
- No, listen to me. Moira.

- Quiet! Just quiet!
- [WEEPING]

[DISTANT RUMBLING]

[RUMBLING INTENSIFIES]

I'm out of here.

No, hey, wait.

It's not safe!

[SCREAMING]

[GASPS]

Okay, everybody go to the barn.

Go! To the barn.

CHRIS: What the hell
is going on out there?

Listen. We all just need
to stick together, okay?

That will never happen.

DOM: I don't
understand you people.

Why do you do this?

- Us? You're the...
- Hey, stop them.

BEVERLY: This is happening
because you're here.

DOM: You know better than that.

This isn't the
time for this, guys.

But we're not doing this.

- Lady, listen...
- DOM: She's crazy.

I told Peter he'd be a
fool to trust any of them.

What is out there?

Okay, listen. Everybody
just relax, all right?

We're gonna be safe in here.

No, we're not.

If the kind of force that attacked
Ben focused on this building,

it's gonna destroy it.

Sooner.

Not later.

[FAINT RUMBLING]

Back of the bus, gramps.

Let me give it a try.

[ENGINE SPUTTERING]

You know, it might be
time for a new vehicle,

or a towing service.

[RUMBLING]

What the...

Shut the door. Fast!

DAVE: Somebody help!

Tell me you have a plan.

Why would I need
a plan? I've got you.

That's true.

Yeah, I wish.

You know what you
could do, actually?

Could you get up high and
see if you can look outside?

Yeah, I can do that.

Great. Thank you. Oh, wait.

That's Beverly Keegan, right?

- Yeah.
- Can you tell me about her?

Rich. Sharp.

Not terribly happy
about this wedding.

- Why is that?
- Maybe she's not a romantic.

Maybe somebody broke her heart.

I think she's pissed
because she's rich

and she's not allowed
to write her own checks.

What are you talking about?

We tried to sell her
an antique we found.

- Uh-huh.
- Even though she owns all the Keegan land,

we had to wait for her
nephew, Ben, to write the check.

Apparently, he holds
all the purse strings.

Well, at least he did.

Well, maybe she
wants the purse back.

Chris, do you think
you could distract her?

In case you didn't notice, I tried
to help a couple of times today.

It only made things worse.

Yeah, but we just need
to keep everybody calm.

No, what we need are
chainsaws, heavy equipment,

maybe some
industrial weed killer.

You think the problem is plants?

No. The problems in Haven,
they come from people.

I know this town has a
lot of human aberrations.

I am one. But if you
want to understand them,

you don't hold their hands.

You observe what they do.

That's science.
That's how you learn.

So you think they're
a science project?

Like me, because
I'm immune to you?

Oh, come on. Don't
make this about you.

No, I'm not making it about me, okay?
I just wanted you to help that poor girl.

And I am. By trying to find something
we can use to get out of here.

It's not something.
It's someone, all right?

In Haven, it's always someone.
That's how we're going to get out of here.

Seriously. This is like the part in the movie
where you say, "Don't go in there, you idiot."

[SIGHS] Yeah. Tell me about it.

This wood is warped.

Help me find something
I can pry this open with.

You know you've changed, right?

Just looking out
for other people,

and taking one for the team.

It's... It's nice.

Thank you.

I think.

You know, I can change, too.

We don't have
to keep doing this.

I mean, you tell me you
want to go and we're gone.

No more Haven, no hustle.

No regrets.

It's not that simple.

There's this little town in
Mexico called Barra de Navidad.

We could live on the beach.

The money from the box
would keep us for a few years.

Let me think about it.

That's why we yell
at the movie screen.

Yeah.

DAVE: Mayday. Mayday.

The vines tore the antenna
off. I can't get anything.

Your emergency
supplies are a disaster.

You got a hockey
stick, three old flares,

can of clam chowder.

- You guys ever see anything like this before?
- DAVE: No.

Though there was a story,
about a couple hundred years ago.

This part of Haven being...

Given up to the wild.

Maybe this is what that meant.

You really don't mind that Audrey
went to this thing with Chris?

Not really any of my business.

Just seems like, maybe, there's
something between you two.

That's not really
any of your business.

Well, Haven's full of secrets,
son, but that's not one of them.

She's just going
out for a drink.

If she's stuck out there with
him, it's more than that now.

Crises pull people closer.

But you already know that.

If she's even there.

DAVE: We had to
be close behind her.

We're stuck here on
the only road in and out.

She's still there.

I hope she's okay.

She'll be fine.

Because we're gonna go get her.

How?

Well, maybe your emergency
supplies aren't such a disaster after all.

Oh.

Your nephew controlled all of
your money and now he's dead.

That makes you a prime suspect.

You can either talk to me now or
you can talk to me when you're in jail.

Jail! What makes you think
we're not gonna die right here?

This has happened before, all
right? I want you to tell me about it.

Why would you
think such a thing?

I spoke with Dom Novelli.

Dom Novelli is a liar.

Okay, listen, if
you keep this up,

we all are going to die here.

It happened when I
was in high school.

- There was a fight.
- A fight?

Out on Route 4.

Between Dom and my brothers.

My brothers caught him in a lie.

And then he did
things, things like this.

He attacked them.

He killed my baby brother!

Damn it! That's a lie!

Oh, really? Then how
did my brother die?

I don't know, Beverly.

I do. You did it!

Audrey!

Don't move.

- I guess I am better than a plan.
- Yeah.

Thanks.

I think I have one now though.

AUDREY 1: I think
I've got it. It's the hate.

- That's what's causing all this.
- What?

Ben was fighting with Peter.

Peter was fighting with Moira
when we got chased in here.

And now Beverly and Dom
are fighting. It's the hatred.

The plants use it.
They're attracted to it.

But it has to be between
the Novellis and the Keegans.

Yeah, they feed on that.

And then they feed on us.

We need to get the families
to stop hating each other.

That's a good idea, but they've been
at each other's throats for generations.

How are we gonna do that?

Equal and opposite
reactions. It's Newton.

I know, I just don't think
physics is the answer here.

It's not. Love is the answer.

Trust me.

Didn't we start this day
with a bride and groom?

- No.
- Moira, he didn't kill your father.

But what he said afterwards.

He was only after the land.

But if you could
find it in your heart...

I can't. I can't!

This building can't
take much more of this.

[SNIFFLING] I'm sorry.

I should have
listened to my father.

- And he warned me.
- He warned you about what?

About the Novellis.

He told me how Aunt
Beverly's brother died.

Okay, I need you to tell
me exactly what happened.

MOIRA: Dad took me to
a piece of land we own.

Packham's Point. Right
where it happened years ago.

He just showed me a tree and he said
that this tree killed Beverly's brother.

I thought that it
was all nonsense.

Thank you, Moira.

I just need you to
hang tight, okay?

[WEEPING]

I think I know what happened.

You were in love,

in love with Dom.

That's a lie!

Come on, Beverly.

Sometimes people fight

because there are other things
that they don't know how to express.

Dom didn't attack
your brothers, Beverly.

Do you think that he would
have done this to himself?

Your brother lied to you.

Why? Why would he lie to me?

The same reason that Peter wants
to marry Moira, for your money.

- What?
- He was afraid that if you got married,

that he would lose control of the
property, and he would lose control of you.

Why were you
meeting her that day?

We were eloping.

You mean you were really there?

You weren't running away?

I went out to meet you.

But somehow, your
brothers found out about it

and tried to run me off.

They attacked me.

Or I should say that
we were all attacked.

Because we were fighting.

I tried to save your
baby brother, Bevi.

But that damn tree
just hit him so hard.

Dom, I'm so sorry.

I've done it all wrong.

But now you have the
chance to do it right.

We think that your love might be
able to push the plants back. That is if...

If you have any
left for one another.

[SIGHS] Never went away.

I've missed you so much.

Okay, I need everybody to
stay close to Dom and Beverly.

And if my theory is correct,

- they'll part the plants and we can go through.
- [KNOCKING ON DOOR]

NATHAN: Let me in.

Parker, let me in.

Nathan.

Are you okay? How
did you get here?

This.

Pushed them back
enough to get by.

I got Vince and Dave out,
and I came back for you.

But it took two flares to get
here, I've only got one left, so...

Nathan, you know what?

I think we got it.

NATHAN: So, wait.

This trouble goes back to twins?

The Novellis had twins generations back,
and each twin got half the family curse.

And then one of the twins
married into the Keegans.

So now you need someone from
each side to make the trouble happen?

Like epoxy.

Or peanut butter cups.

[BOTH CHUCKLING]

Thanks, guys.

I have some work to do.

Good.

Good night.

Oh.

You okay, Nate?

Just busy.

About Audrey,
don't wait too long.

Good night.

I can't leave.

You don't understand.

It's not about you.

No, I understand just fine.

It's the blonde cop.

It's not about Audrey.

No, please don't con me.

- It's not her.
- I've seen the way you look at her.

It's not her.

Then what is it?

Why are you even here?

It's my dad, okay?

I'm back because he made me
promise that I would come back here

if The Troubles ever returned.

- Why?
- That's a fantastic question.

The old bastard made me swear.

And then,

he died.

Telling me why? Well,
that never happened.

I am in this up to my eyes.

My dad never seemed to
care about anything else I did.

But this...

I don't know why.

But I have to find out.

So I can't go with you.

I'm sorry.

- MAN: Hello.
- Yeah, it's me.

His dad never told him.

Then we have to
keep pushing him.

Hi.

Do you like them?

They seem to like you.

[LAUGHS]

That's funny.

Let me just go ahead and
put these in some water, okay?

Yeah.

[CHUCKLES]

- Nice.
- Thanks.

Wine?

Sure.

This place is a lot nicer than
where we were gonna go.

What?

This.

It's nice.

I like it.

- All of it.
- Thanks.

Your immunity to me,

that's not why I asked you out.

It's really not.

Okay, so why did you, really?

I observe.

That's what I do. It's
what I've always done.

It annoys people,
but that's what I do.

And here's what I've observed
about you, Audrey Parker,

you are

amazing.

The way you
pitched those flowers,

the way you threw together this
dinner after we had the worst date ever.

That's really not that amazing.

You got two people who've
hated each other for over 50 years

to fall in love again today.

I'd say that's pretty amazing.

But what's more amazing

is that you can make a
cynical jackass like me

believe that there are people
in this world worth knowing.

Well, one, anyway.

I want you, Audrey, because...

Because you're you.

[VIBRATING]