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3 women murdered inside
a gated community

in southeastern new Mexico
in the last 2 months.

All 3 inside.

Marjorie west was strangled in her
home in the middle of the night

while her family
was out of town.

They found her
the next morning.

Jill long was strangled
in the laundry room

while her husband and sons
were camping in the backyard.

And last night, Aubrey Jacobs
was killed in her home office

while her daughter
and husband were asleep

in the house.

Occupied dwellings
is as high-risk as it gets.

And he's fearless.

Proximity, the chance
he might get caught...

that could be
part of it for him.

You said gated community.

I'm assuming
that means security?

A small security staff
and perimeter cameras.

Everything's recorded 24-7,
and no one has entered

or left the compound since
last night except residents.

It looks like the unsub
is part of the community.

The local Detective
says that demographics,

general makeup, and socioeconomic
status of the residents

is essentially the same.

That's going to make
a profile difficult.

Unless we examine a different
set of parameters.

Different parameters?

Rossi's working
on that right now.

What took you so long, cadet?

What took you so long?
Here you go.

The mannequin
is your wounded partner.

You and your wounded partner
must make it over that wall.

Where's your head at, cadet?
What you thinking?

Let's move! Let's move!

Use the rope to get your
partner over the wall.

Let's move!

Use the rope to get your
partner over the wall, cadet.

Are you paying attention?

Are you thinking
with your head?

Get your partner over the wall.

Here we go.

Move, cadet!
Move, cadet!

There you go!
There you go!

Watch her.
That's how you do it!

That's how you do it, cadet!

There you go!

Yes! Yes!

That's about the fastest I've
ever seen anyone figure that out.

Is this the first time
she's ever done that?

Change the task every day.

Agent Seaver.

Sir.

You remember ssa Rossi

from the behavioral
analysis unit?

Of course.

It's been quite a long time.

Yes, sir.

You weren't easy to find.

You're supposed to be
working the reception desk

at the Washington field office.

I'm on my break.

I was told that I could run the course
in my free time if I wanted to.

At ease.
My concussion...

if this is how you want to spend
your free time, you have at it.

I'm gonna let
the two of you talk. Dave.

Yeah.
Thanks, bill.

I know you're too busy
to just visit.

I want to show you something.

Because of my impressive
academy scores

or my childhood?

Let's take a ride.

You remember agent Hotchner?

Yes, of course.

Hi.
Good to see you.

Thank you.
Glad to see you're doing so well.

Yes, sir.
Have a seat.

I told Ashley

she may be able to help us
with this case.

We have an unsub
who manages to live

in close proximity
to his victims

without raising an alarm.

That we've seen before.

What's new here is what
the local police are telling us

about the community itself.

Demographically,
everyone's basically the same.

Most of the parameters we would
look for to build a profile

seem to exist
in most of the men.

But we thought
if the unsub has children,

and the statistics tell us
that he probably does,

would the children exhibit
certain specific behavior?

So this isn't about
my academic scores.

No.

Great. Give me 15 minutes.

I have a change of clothes
in the car.

Agent, we're not
detailing you to the unit.

We want to ask you
some questions.

Right. I see.

Do you have some concerns?

I want to help,
and I know that I can.

But I don't think I can
tell you what to look for

without seeing
the families myself.

You understand you go only as a
consultant on this one case?

And you're to do nothing
I understand.

Without another member
of the team present.

Yes, sir.

This won't be easy, Ashley.

It may trigger some
extremely painful memories.

I appreciate the concern.

But when your father
kills 25 women

before you're a teenager,

painful memories
don't need a trigger.

They just are.

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"When we were children,

"we used to think
that when we grew up

"we would no longer
be vulnerable.

"But to grow up
is to accept vulnerability.

To be alive is
to be vulnerable."

Writer Madeleine L'Engle.

I've notified
the primary Detective

and the oak tree hills
security office

of your requirements.

You should know that
that security office

is particularly efficient.

Except someone's killing people

right under their noses.

Call me old-fashioned,

but that doesn't seem
like efficient security.

Yeah. I'm running
background checks

on all the male residents, too.

Good. And check wider
in new Mexico

for similar crimes,

stranglings
in occupied dwellings.

Wish you, command me.

I shall call you the moment
I have anything to contribute

or an overwhelming desire
to speak to my beautiful

Derek Morgan,
whichever comes first.

Let me guess who'll win.

Mm-hmm. And you'd be right.

I bid you adieu
and safe travels, mon ami.

They called from downstairs.
Ashley's on her way up.

Have you decided
what to tell the team

about who she is?

They're going to need to know.

But as far as
how she wants to tell them,

I thought we might
play that by ear.

I assume since she goes
by Seaver

that she doesn't want people
knowing who she is.

There she is.

Kind of makes you
feel old, doesn't it?

No.

Me neither.

Ashley.

Agent trainee Seaver,

supervisory special agents
Prentiss and Morgan.

I've heard a lot
about both of you.

Well, I hope it was all good.

Very, sir.

Anything specific?

I mean about me in particular.

Oh, please, don't
encourage him.

Agent Seaver is on loan
to us from the academy

while she's in remedial
training with an injury.

Concussion. Hand-to-hand
got a little out of control.

Don't ask.
How's the other guy?

I was remediated
in the academy also.

Agent Seaver, Dr. reid.

Um, what was your issue?

What was my issue?

Marksmanship,
physical training,

obstacle course, hogan's alley,

you know, pretty much everything that
wasn't technically book related.

They ultimately
had to make exceptions

to allow me into the field.

Agent Seaver's going to
accompany us to new Mexico.

As a consultant.
She is?

On?

She has a unique perspective.

They don't know?

Well, we weren't sure
how you wanted to, uh...

Seaver's not my original
last name.

It's my mother's maiden name.

Mine used to be beauchamp.

My father is Charles beauchamp.

As in the redmond ripper
Charles beauchamp?

That's him.

He killed 25 women
over 10 years

in rural north Dakota.

I think that you caught him,
right, Rossi?

Hotch was on that team, too.

Based on her life experience,

we were hoping
that agent Seaver

might recognize something
in the family dynamics

inside the community
that could be helpful.

We have a plane waiting.

Her father was a serial killer?

That's definitely

a different set of parameters.

I don't want her presence
to get us sidetracked.

It's a long shot that she's
gonna see anything helpful.

We work it like any other case.

You got it.

I.D., please.

Agent Hotchner, FBI.

Harvey Brinkman, chief of
security for the development.

Nice to meet you.

Detective ruiz
is in the model home.

Park on the right.

Thanks very much.

Well, the fact
of the matter is,

"beam me, up, Scotty"
was never actually said.

The closest they ever got
was, "Scotty, beam us up"

in "the gamesters of Triskelion"
and "the savage curtain" episode,

but interestingly enough...

reid, reid, come on.
Give it a rest.

Detective ruiz?

That's right.

Call me Felix.
I'm agent Hotchner.

These are agents
Morgan and Prentiss.

Dr. reid, agent Rossi,
and agent Seaver.

Thanks for coming.

As your tech requested,
we moved everything

from the station right here
into the model home.

Thank you.

Agent Prentiss and I would
love to take a look around,

get a feel for the area.

We'd like to see the latest
crime scene, too,

if that's possible.

Of course. Let me just
get everybody situated

and I'll walk you over there.

Oh, we can find it.

You sure?

Yeah. It's no problem.

They sure aren't the "mind your
own business" types, are they?

So how come none of them
have seen our unsub?

These are the evidence boards.

As you can see, we're still
in the process of moving in.

I didn't think the whole neighborhood
needed to see the photos.

You're right. It's a lot of
work, Detective. Thank you.

Color-coded and annotated.

Yeah, well, I'm not just
the primary Detective.

I also live in the community.

Really?

3 blocks right up on the left.

My wife thought it would be an
excellent place to raise the kids.

She's chanced her opinion
in the last couple months.

Yeah, I guess so.

You ok?

Yeah. Let's get to work.

I hope you don't mind,

but I also worked up
a cursory profile.

You did?

Yeah. I took an FBI seminar

on serial crime in Albuquerque.

Twice.

Let's see
what you've got so far.

All right.

He's organized.

He took everything to the scene,
he left nothing behind.

Which means he lives
with a spouse

or some kind of
long-term partner.

Has a steady, skilled job.

Physically, he presents himself
as non-threatening,

but he craves power and control,

so he may have a job or an
activity that gives him that.

Not bad.

Unfortunately, I just described

64 of the 71 men
who live in the subdivision.

And that is
the whole kit and kaboodle

on each of your 64 suspects.

Nothing really stands out.
They're all pretty plain.

That's pretty much the main
issue we're going to have here.

Yeah. Vanilla doesn't make
your job any easier.

No, it does not.

So, um, how's it going

with the agent
whose father was a...

How'd you know that?
You know?

I might have looked into
someone's hidden background.

What? I am not gonna
let some strange new person

travel with my family
and not find out who they are.

Well, she seems fine.

What is that in your voice?

What's what in my voice?

Oh, my God,
you think she's pretty.

What? I never said that.

Ho ho, you totally do.

Ha ha! P.G. Out, lover boy.

What's all that?

Our technical analyst ran
background checks on the suspects.

Oh, I could have
given you that.

We typically gather
our own intelligence.

Out federal databases tend to
have more detailed information.

Well, how do you know they're more
detailed if you haven't seen ours?

It's nothing personal, chief.

It's just,
you could have asked.

Next time I will.

Has anyone vetted them?

Garcia's doing a separate check

on police and security staff.

Why?

Law enforcement and security

are the kind of jobs that
would attract this unsub.

Dennis Rader, BTK,
was a compliance officer

in park city, Kansas.

Kenneth Bianchi,
one of the hillside stranglers,

worked as a security guard
in California and Washington.

Psychopaths love official jobs

and uniforms.

Where were you
the night of the 12th?

Are you saying
you think this was me?

Answer the question!

Are you kidding me?

You interviewed every adult male
in the community?

More than once.
They're all digitized.

Were all the interviews
confrontational like this?

Is that wrong?

You didn't get much
out of them, did you?

No.

That's when I started thinking
maybe I needed some help.

They don't have anything?

After the second woman
was killed,

Detective ruiz
said they had evidence.

The police are doing
everything they can.

And now you're telling me
you have nothing?

You have no idea who did this?

I don't understand how something
like this could happen

and no one heard
or saw anything.

It's because the kind
of person who does this

spends their life practicing.

And what they're good at
is getting away with it.

Yeah, well, Aubrey
never hurt anybody

in her whole life.

I wish I had answers for you.

It's my... my daughter.

I gotta get her out of here.

Everywhere she looks...

Where is she now?

She's in her room.

Do you need to talk to her?

No. That's all right.

Sir, the unsub
came through the garage?

Yeah. Detective ruiz said
the remote openers

in this compound only
have 5 unique codes.

Well, you'd think they would tell
you that when you moved in, right?

Anyone could just drive around and
open up a fifth of the garage doors.

I usually make sure all the
inside doors are locked up,

but Aubrey stayed up late
and...

We're very sorry for your loss.

Daddy?

Um, it's, uh, it's my daughter.

Can I...

Yes, of course.

Thanks.

All that stuff you said about
BTK and the hillside strangler,

it's all in your head?

I have an eidetic memory.

So you know everything
my dad did, then.

I only know what I was told

and what was in the papers.

I don't have a lot of details.

Uh, what sort of details...

agent Seaver.

There's going to be
a community meeting tonight.

We're going to all look
for visual cues,

but I want you specifically

to concentrate on
family interactions.

Yes, sir.

Chief. We need
to have a place

to hold a town meeting.

Well, there's a church on the
east side of the development.

Will you have your
men notify residents

that there'll be
a meeting there tonight?

Stress that it's important
but not compulsory.

Yeah.

Thank you.

6 P.M.

Sir.
Agent Hotchner.

You should see this.

This guy's Frank Morris.

I do? How do I know that?

I run the damn
neighborhood watch.

That means you're
walking around at night.

Now, the profile
could include somebody

in the neighborhood
watch, right?

It could. We'd have to know
more about his activities.

Exactly. I'll have him
brought in.

We're going to try
something else.

Can you make some officers
available to run a sign-in table

at a community meeting tonight?

One of the things we're
going to be examining

is body language
in a group environment.

Body language.

It's something that the unsub

won't be able to control

even if he were to try to.

Right. Right.

I'll have some uniforms
detailed to the meeting.

Will you also tell
Brinkman that the unsub

will display something
that he can't control.

Ok.

You think they'll be able
to keep that to themselves?

Let's hope not.

Looks like she was writing
a story or something.

Yeah, her husband said
she was taking classes.

She wanted to be a novelist.

I want to get this over to
Garcia so she can do her thing.

Man, this job.

What we see,
all these lives cut short.

I know, Prentiss.

I was just thinking about you.

Baby girl, listen.
We got a laptop here

that was owned
by the last victim.

I'm gonna hook it up for
you over at the model home

so you can work
your magic, all right?

What kind of magic?

Well, she was a writer,
so maybe she kept a journal?

Maybe she noticed
somebody following her

or just felt something
weird, I don't know.

So we're fishing.

Yep. Fish away.

Ok. I just so happen to have a pair of
chartreuse waders I never get to wear.

Oh, and, Garcia,

the suspects who are left,

see if any of them
have a tech background,

enough that they would know how to
modify a remote garage door opener.

Done, love you, ciao.

Modify a remote?

Marjorie west's family
was out of town.

Jill long was strangled
in her laundry room

while her family
was camping outside.

And right here the unsub's able
to get through the entire house

only to find a room
where somebody was awake?

Does that sound like somebody just
randomly checking garage doors

To see
if the fifth one will open?

No. That sounds like someone
who can open the garage

he specifically needs opened.

Prentiss.

We'll be right there.

Rossi wants us at the church.

They're setting up
a community meeting.

Let's go.

We just came from
the last victim's house.

The unsub used
the garage as access.

Maybe a remote door opener
made to be universal.

The police are saying
it's random,

but how could you randomly find

a woman so vulnerable?

Garcia's going over
backgrounds again,

trying to highlight anyone
with tech experience.

She's also doing a full
workup on Brinkman and ruiz.

They had that kind of access.

Has anyone seen ruiz?

I saw him a while ago.

He set up everyone
filling out forms,

but I haven't seen him since.

We need to ask for help
in a different way.

Tell people that we're looking for
someone who might have seen something

rather than someone
who did something.

No one thinks that their friends
or neighbors are capable of this.

We should get started.

We're hoping that someone
may have seen something

and not even realized it.

Maybe you have a neighbor
who takes his trash out late,

works on his car in his garage,

anything that might
put someone outside

at an odd hour

and giving them the opportunity
to see something.

Is there anything
we can help you look for?

It won't be overt.

The kids probably
won't be afraid of dad.

They won't? These guys have
explosive tempers, don't they?

Definitely.

Anger wasn't normal
at my house.

Usually when it happened,
when it exploded,

it was an anomaly.
A surprise.

If anything, my father
was overly solicitous.

Too nice.

And if I wanted anything...

Bicycles, toys, dolls...

All I had to do was ask.

In groups, he always
held my hand.

Always.

Sometimes so tight,

it almost cut off
the circulation.

But I can never remember him
putting me on his lap,

holding me in any way.

Ashley.

And...

He'd always have
these talks with me.

He was terrified
someone would take me.

Because he knew
what was out there.

Yeah, men like him.

You know, maybe this man
recently bought gifts

for his kids.

My dad used to buy me
things all the time.

What kinds of gifts?

Anything.

Everything.

I told you,
there was nothing...

My whole life,

there's only one thing
I wanted that I couldn't have.

Which was?

A pet.

What have we got?

We're gonna start with the
people who didn't show,

cross-reference with
families with no pets.

No pets?

I remembered I wasn't
allowed to have a dog

or a pet of any kind.

It was more than a rule.

It was a big problem for us.

That could be something.

I'm sorry
I couldn't point him out.

We don't expect you
to point him out.

We're hoping you can help us once
we have things narrowed down.

Guys, of the 64 suspects,
18 of them didn't show up.

Ok. Prentiss, take Ashley
back to the model home,

go through the 18 names
and add the pet information.

I got it.

Garcia's working on
technical backgrounds?

Yes.

Ok, let's get her the 18 names.

And ruiz never got here?

No. Neither did
the security chief.

Ok, as far as I'm concerned,
we have 20 no-shows.

That was good stuff

back there, what you said.

That was helpful.

Was it?

Yeah.

Profiling is a process.

It's about puzzle pieces,

things that don't look like
they fit until they do.

I still don't know how anything
I said will be helpful.

Well, you never know.

If we have a subject
in interrogation,

knowing that he's a father

who's a serial killer who
might be overprotective,

that could be the perfect
way to get him to talk.

The truth is, I...

I never actually thought about
them being fathers at all.

I don't think anyone does.

Is he still alive, your father?

North Dakota does not
have the death penalty.

And the answer
to your next questions is no,

I have never been to see him.

He writes
from time to time, but...

I haven't opened
any of the letters.

Do you keep them?

Yes.

Is that wrong?

I don't think there is
any right or wrong

when it comes to that.

Can I ask you a question?

Sure.

When you catch them,

do they ever say why?

Do they have an explanation?

Never a good one.

Yes, sir.
Agent Hotchner?

Detective ruiz would like you
to meet him at main and oak.

There's been another murder.

Ok, let's hope the occupancy
listings show pets.

This is the pile of suspects
we need to weed the 18 from.

What are these?

Victim information,
of the families

of the 3 women who were killed.

Families.

Yeah, families are the hardest
part about this job.

Drew Jacobs. We talked
to him this afternoon.

His wife Aubrey
was victim number 3.

She's never going
to have a mother around.

No.

That was her laptop.

Garcia, our tech, she ran a
remote data sweep of it.

We're gonna have to take it
back to the house.

Meeting over?

Relax. It's just me.

How'd the meeting go?

We missed you there.

Well, I thought it would be a
good time for a sweep, you know,

while everyone was busy.

What are you girls looking for?

Whether or not any of
the no-shows have pets.

Pets? Those reports
aren't gonna show that.

No?

But I can find out for you.

Got all that information
in the security office

at the gate on the South end.

I'll show you.

I'll be back.

I know, Mike.
I'm sorry.

We're doing everything we can.

The unsub's killed
2 nights in a row.

It's a major escalation.

We need to start over.

What do you mean?

I think we go back
to the beginning.

Local p.D. Gave us a list of
64 out of the 71 possible males.

I think we throw that out
and start with the original 71.

What about ruiz?

He's definitely on the list.

Pets, pets, pets.

I know they're in here
somewhere.

Maybe I should take a look.

Relax.

Why you gotta be
in such a hurry?

'Cause we're trying
to catch a killer.

Yeah.

Here it is.

Wait.

Yes?

How hard is the background
check to get into the FBI?

I got arrested once.
It was supposed to be expunged,

but it wasn't.

It was really all just
a big misunderstanding.

Oh, well, you know, if it
was a misunderstanding...

Really?

No.

Hi. Mr. Jacobs?

Go finish getting ready,
Heather. It's ok.

My name is agent Seaver.

I'm with the FBI.

Well, there were agents
here already.

I know.

I brought your wife's
computer back.

Thank you.

Sir, the BAU is going
to find the man

that hurt your wife.

And when they do, you'll probably
learn that he has a family.

I'm sorry?

A lot of craziness is going
to go on all at once

and the family
won't be able to tell you.

They'll be afraid.
They won't know how to approach you.

But they'll be very sorry.

They'll wish they could have
done something to stop him.

They'll wish things
could be different.

They would do anything
for things to be different.

I just want to apologize
for them.

Would you like to come in?

No, I should get back.

It would just be for a minute.

Heather, my daughter,
she's afraid.

T might make her feel better

knowing there's
an FBI agent here.

Ok.

Just for a minute.

Hey, reid, where's the list of
people that didn't make the meeting?

Right here.

We need to look
at all 71 files.

We need to eliminate suspects
our way, not theirs.

Garcia, I got you?

Fingers at the ready.

What's up?

There are only 67 files here.

Where are the other 4?

Well, one of them's me.

And the other 3 are
the victims' husbands.

Why would they
automatically be cleared?

Wouldn't they? I mean,
if you're gonna check them,

you might as well check me.

We are.

Detective, where are
the missing files?

Right over there.

Garcia, we need you
to run a few more names.

Phillip long.

Long has no suspicions
on his record, no arrests,

an no technology either.

Drew Jacobs.

This is a really
beautiful room.

I don't want to move again.

I know.

But I also know
that your father

is doing what he thinks
is best for you.

Are you gonna shoot him?

Excuse me?

The guy who hurt my mom.

Do you have a gun?

No, it's ok.
Heather.

I'm sorry.

Not a problem.

Really.

Here.

Thank you, but I really
should be getting back.

Can I ask you something?

Of course.

How do you know

what the killer's family
is thinking?

You said they'll
want to apologize?

They will.

They'll be embarrassed

and ashamed...

And really sorry.

But how do you know that?

Drew Jacobs has a couple arrests
for assault when he was younger.

I'll give you more details
on that in a sec.

Is this the husband of the woman
whose computer I went through?

Yeah.

She was really unhappy
with him.

She said he was distant,
he left her alone at night.

Yeah. Wandering around
outside.

Outside?

As a matter of fact,
before his wife was killed,

he was my top suspect.

How do you...

Know...How the killer's
family will feel?

We study it in the FBI,

behavior.

We've conducted interviews.

Of killers' families?

Sometimes.

Why would you do that?

Wait, wait.
He's an I.T. Expert

who travels around the world.

He's a tech.

All right, thanks, baby girl.

What's going on?

What?
There was another murder?

During the meeting.

Where's Seaver?

I... I really need to be
getting back out there.

I know, I know.
It's just...

this is important to me.

How do you know?

How do you know what
his family will think?

I have to get that.

Yes, I...
no.

Yes, I have to.
No!

It's my team.

Agent Seaver.

Ashley, where are you?

Without a doubt, sir.

Where are you?

Yes, sir.

Can you get out of there?

Ashley.

I'm sorry, sir.

I, uh, I can't do that.

Mr. Jacobs told me that
his daughter was frightened,

and as soon as I can
make her feel better,

I'll come back.

Jacobs has her.
She has no gun. Let's go.

Son of a bitch.

That was my boss.
He's kind of a pain.

Hmm. What did he want?

He's always checking up on me.

Daddy, no!

Look, Mr. Jacobs, wait, no...

ok.
Shut up!

Please...

Please, don't make her watch.

What?

Your daughter.

You never let her
see you angry, right?

Please, don't let her see this.

She will never
forget it, Mr. Jacobs.

If you let her see this,

she will never forgive you.

Heather, go downstairs.

I don't want to.

It's time to go, Heather.

You don't have to
do this, Mr. Jacobs.

I'm gonna ask you
one more time...

How do you know
what the families will think?

My father was like you.

Well, what?

He killed a lot of women
before I was a teenager.

His name was Charles beauchamp

and they called him
the redmond ripper.

Your father?

He was like you.

He was a serial killer.

Daddy?

Daddy, please.

I know how tired you are.

I know how exhausting
your life is.

I watched him live it.

I watched him fight it.

And I saw how desperately
he wanted to be different.

Prentiss and Morgan,
take the back.

Make noise. Let him
know he's caught.

It may be the only
chance she's got.

I watched him try so hard
to be a good father.

But in the end,

he just couldn't stop
the other thing.

FBI!
FBI!

Daddy, please,
let's just leave.

Go downstairs, Heather.

Please, daddy.

FBI!

FBI!

My father once told me...

The best day of his life

was the day he got arrested,

because he could finally stop.

Do you hate him?

Drop the knife.

Daddy!

Drop the knife!

Daddy!

I'm sorry, baby.

I'm so sorry.

You were not supposed
to go off on your own.

I know.

You could have been killed.

I know that, too.

Why, Ashley?

You're smarter than that.

I never got to apologize
to any of the victims.

The families of the women
my father killed.

I thought if I could just
apologize to one family

that had been hurt that way...

I'm sorry,
that's not good enough.

By making that choice,
you put everyone at risk.

When you're in the field, we are
responsible to and for each other.

We are a team.

I won't do it again.

No, you won't.

What else is on your mind?

A dog.

When I was 7 years old,

I found a puppy
on my way home from school.

I ran all the way home with
this little ball of fur.

I was so excited.

And when I got to the house,

my dad was the only one home.

And I gave him
the puppy to hold

while I got him some milk.

We didn't have dog food,
but I thought, well,

a puppy's like a baby,
so milk, right?

And when I got back...

My dad was in the bathroom...

And he turned and told me
to put the milk away.

I didn't understand.

And he told me we didn't need the
hassle of another mouth to feed

and I was never
to do that again.

He tilted his head.

I started crying
and I could swear

he looked like
he was having fun.

He's a psychopath.

Cruelty to animals
is part of that.

I know.

But what I don't understand...

Mr. Jacobs asked me a question
about my father, and...

I don't hate him.

I don't.

I try, but I just don't.

No matter what else he is,

he's your father.

Now, you're not responsible

for the things he did.

But you can't change
the fact that to you...

He's still your dad.

I just feel like he's winning

if I don't hate him.

No, kiddo...

There's no winning.

There's just...

Living.

Moving forward.

And if you keep doing that...

You'll be all right.

Is that true?

It is for me.

Thank you.

"Children begin
by loving their parents.

"As they grow older,
they judge them.

Sometimes they forgive them."

Writer Oscar Wilde.

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