WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:16.625 --> 00:00:20.498 [car passing by] 4 00:00:27.201 --> 00:00:31.988 [door opens and closes] 5 00:00:40.083 --> 00:00:41.650 [sighs] 6 00:01:09.373 --> 00:01:10.331 Sure. 7 00:01:15.292 --> 00:01:18.208 [thumping music playing] 8 00:01:24.954 --> 00:01:29.045 [Shelsie] I remember an old saying, there is safety in numbers. 9 00:01:29.698 --> 00:01:32.614 Momma used to say that before we'd walk to school. 10 00:01:33.571 --> 00:01:35.617 Of course, it's totally BS. 11 00:01:35.660 --> 00:01:38.794 If safety were that simple, we wouldn't have to live with our guard up. 12 00:01:40.056 --> 00:01:44.539 Everyone would play nice. Make friends. Build their armies for safety. 13 00:01:46.758 --> 00:01:53.722 [ominous music playing] 14 00:01:54.940 --> 00:02:00.642 Nope. But we are just a number. So she wasn't completely wrong. 15 00:02:00.685 --> 00:02:06.387 [ominous music playing] 16 00:02:11.740 --> 00:02:13.742 -[grunts] [Shelsie] Mom? 17 00:02:13.785 --> 00:02:15.439 I did something... 18 00:02:16.310 --> 00:02:19.269 I did something I can't take back. 19 00:02:31.238 --> 00:02:35.546 [ominous music playing] 20 00:03:30.427 --> 00:03:36.912 [crying] 21 00:03:36.955 --> 00:03:42.526 [telephone beeping] 22 00:04:03.155 --> 00:04:07.203 Nobody has to know. 23 00:04:15.516 --> 00:04:17.169 [sighs] 24 00:04:18.910 --> 00:04:21.217 [inhales loudly] 25 00:04:29.530 --> 00:04:32.533 [eerie music playing] 26 00:04:58.950 --> 00:05:00.517 [Atona] Got any sixes? 27 00:05:01.823 --> 00:05:04.652 Uh-uh. What do I get? 28 00:05:04.695 --> 00:05:07.132 -What do you want? -You know what I want. 29 00:05:09.309 --> 00:05:11.136 Is it a boy or a girl? 30 00:05:11.180 --> 00:05:12.790 You know I'm not telling so you might as well go ahead and pick a card. 31 00:05:13.400 --> 00:05:15.358 Tsk, I tried. 32 00:05:16.185 --> 00:05:18.405 [scoffs, sighs] 33 00:05:18.448 --> 00:05:19.797 You're not going to offer anything? 34 00:05:21.364 --> 00:05:23.323 Just 'cause it's her problem doesn't make it mine. 35 00:05:25.368 --> 00:05:26.587 Okay. 36 00:05:26.630 --> 00:05:29.154 This is a game, but it's also prep 37 00:05:29.198 --> 00:05:31.722 for whether or not we're there for each other out there. 38 00:05:31.766 --> 00:05:32.897 Nah. 39 00:05:34.508 --> 00:05:36.161 She doesn't need a lecture. She's got it all figured out. 40 00:05:37.380 --> 00:05:38.599 The plan was to split up. 41 00:05:38.642 --> 00:05:41.123 Yeah, but she took the combination with you. 42 00:05:41.166 --> 00:05:42.385 [Keira] Oh, come on! 43 00:05:56.399 --> 00:05:58.358 -Yeah? -Can I lend a hand? 44 00:05:58.401 --> 00:06:00.360 Uh, yeah, I... 45 00:06:00.403 --> 00:06:02.971 -I was actually just about to cut this. -[J. Kendrick] No, no, no, girl. 46 00:06:03.014 --> 00:06:05.190 Uh-uh. Put those away. 47 00:06:06.714 --> 00:06:08.933 -When's your birthday? -Huh? 48 00:06:08.977 --> 00:06:12.197 -Your birthday. When is it? -Um... 49 00:06:12.241 --> 00:06:13.590 People can never remember their combination 50 00:06:13.634 --> 00:06:15.418 so they usually just put their birthday. 51 00:06:15.462 --> 00:06:16.724 [Keira] Oh, it's my friend's. 52 00:06:16.767 --> 00:06:19.379 [J. Kendrick] What's her birthday, then? 53 00:06:20.467 --> 00:06:23.339 -[Keira] I... -[J. Kendrick] Alright. 54 00:06:23.861 --> 00:06:26.690 One, two, three. 55 00:06:32.435 --> 00:06:34.002 -There you go. -I'm not gonna lie. 56 00:06:34.045 --> 00:06:35.090 I did not think that was going to work. 57 00:06:35.133 --> 00:06:36.221 I know. Have a good day. 58 00:06:36.787 --> 00:06:38.093 [Keira] Thank you! 59 00:06:42.053 --> 00:06:43.446 Are you freaking kidding me? 60 00:06:45.100 --> 00:06:47.711 [Henley] Alright, I'll find them. What do they look like? 61 00:06:47.755 --> 00:06:49.409 What do you mean you don't know? 62 00:06:50.714 --> 00:06:52.673 How'd they get in the first place? 63 00:06:54.152 --> 00:06:57.373 Whoever this is, they messed with the wrong guys. 64 00:06:58.200 --> 00:07:00.637 Going around back. South end all clear. 65 00:07:00.681 --> 00:07:02.639 You guys got anything? 66 00:07:02.683 --> 00:07:06.338 [ominous music playing] 67 00:07:11.300 --> 00:07:16.348 [breathing heavily] 68 00:07:39.894 --> 00:07:41.765 -Sorry. -Great. 69 00:07:43.027 --> 00:07:45.421 A sincere apology, uh... 70 00:07:45.900 --> 00:07:49.686 -It really just warms the heart. -[Atona] Okay, game over. 71 00:07:49.730 --> 00:07:51.122 Let's get started. 72 00:07:53.298 --> 00:07:55.475 [Shelsie] This is me playing well with others. 73 00:07:57.433 --> 00:08:02.917 Don't get me wrong. These ladies are my life, but sometimes... 74 00:08:05.310 --> 00:08:07.443 I guess, it just goes to prove the truism. 75 00:08:08.531 --> 00:08:11.491 Can't live with 'em and... 76 00:08:12.753 --> 00:08:15.538 I would be dead without them so... 77 00:08:16.060 --> 00:08:16.931 [gasps] 78 00:08:16.974 --> 00:08:19.977 [somber music playing] 79 00:08:38.082 --> 00:08:39.606 [yawns] 80 00:08:54.751 --> 00:08:56.057 [knocking on door] 81 00:08:56.100 --> 00:08:57.449 [Shelsie] Come in! 82 00:09:17.731 --> 00:09:20.255 [door creaking] 83 00:09:29.525 --> 00:09:31.309 [Atona] Alright. Let's begin. 84 00:09:31.353 --> 00:09:33.398 As you know, this is a gathering of women, 85 00:09:33.442 --> 00:09:35.618 for women, aimed at supporting women. 86 00:09:36.401 --> 00:09:38.142 And we aim... 87 00:09:38.839 --> 00:09:43.539 [all] To expose wrongdoing and bring justice to those in harm's way. 88 00:09:43.583 --> 00:09:46.411 Right. So, Keira, take us away. 89 00:09:46.455 --> 00:09:48.109 What's on your mind this week? 90 00:09:49.893 --> 00:09:50.764 I hate men. 91 00:09:54.506 --> 00:09:56.465 Everything's about them. 92 00:09:56.508 --> 00:09:59.729 The conversation is about them, my body is about them, 93 00:09:59.773 --> 00:10:02.166 what I choose to wear is about them... 94 00:10:02.210 --> 00:10:03.167 [sighs] 95 00:10:06.344 --> 00:10:07.650 I'm just tired. 96 00:10:14.875 --> 00:10:18.356 And I want a... I want a life again. 97 00:10:20.402 --> 00:10:21.838 I wanna be done with all this. 98 00:10:25.363 --> 00:10:27.148 Cry me a fuckin' river. 99 00:10:30.499 --> 00:10:35.156 It can be hard to go back to, hmm, normal. 100 00:10:36.200 --> 00:10:39.639 We are here for you, but, honestly, you need to suck it up. 101 00:10:41.292 --> 00:10:44.078 We all want a happier life than what we got. 102 00:10:44.121 --> 00:10:48.256 I mean, the minute you girls start softening up, we're done for. 103 00:10:48.996 --> 00:10:50.345 You know what? You want to quit? 104 00:10:51.389 --> 00:10:54.001 Go ahead. Be my guest. 105 00:10:54.044 --> 00:10:57.091 Go back to a life where you're not in control. 106 00:10:57.744 --> 00:10:59.789 We're here for each other, 107 00:10:59.833 --> 00:11:05.012 but we are also here to kick each other in the ass when we're moping around. 108 00:11:06.709 --> 00:11:09.016 What do you... what do you want, huh? 109 00:11:09.625 --> 00:11:13.237 My sympathy? Sympathy never saved anyone. 110 00:11:16.893 --> 00:11:18.416 No, I'm good. 111 00:11:34.171 --> 00:11:36.783 [somber music playing] 112 00:11:41.048 --> 00:11:42.702 [sniffles] 113 00:11:46.618 --> 00:11:47.445 [clears throat] 114 00:12:04.549 --> 00:12:07.335 [water running] 115 00:12:17.911 --> 00:12:18.738 [knocking on door] 116 00:12:20.652 --> 00:12:24.047 Hi, I'm part of a community safety group doing some research. 117 00:12:24.091 --> 00:12:24.961 May I ask you some questions? 118 00:12:25.005 --> 00:12:27.181 -Mrs. Martin? -Yes? 119 00:12:27.224 --> 00:12:31.141 I'm from an organization doing neighborhood watch research in surrounding streets. 120 00:12:31.185 --> 00:12:33.491 Do you mind if I ask you a few questions? 121 00:12:33.970 --> 00:12:34.971 Lacey Garcia? 122 00:12:36.451 --> 00:12:38.714 -Oh, I'm sorry. Is it Matthews now? -Who are you? 123 00:12:38.758 --> 00:12:40.716 I work for the housing safety commission. 124 00:12:40.760 --> 00:12:43.545 I'm here to ask you a couple of questions about the safety of your house. 125 00:12:43.588 --> 00:12:44.851 Do you feel safe in your neighborhood? 126 00:12:44.894 --> 00:12:47.027 I mean, I walk after dark and stuff. 127 00:12:47.070 --> 00:12:49.681 Right. Uh, what about in your home? 128 00:12:49.725 --> 00:12:51.205 Uh, you mean from burglars or whatever? 129 00:12:51.814 --> 00:12:53.511 Uh, I guess so. 130 00:12:53.555 --> 00:12:54.817 You should talk to my husband about that. 131 00:12:54.861 --> 00:12:57.124 This is more of a subjective evaluation. 132 00:12:58.125 --> 00:13:00.257 Any concerns with the structural integrity? 133 00:13:00.867 --> 00:13:01.781 No? 134 00:13:01.824 --> 00:13:02.825 [camera shutter clicks] 135 00:13:02.869 --> 00:13:04.131 [camera whirring] 136 00:13:06.089 --> 00:13:08.875 It's for our records. Have you experienced any danger within your home? 137 00:13:08.918 --> 00:13:09.919 What do you mean? 138 00:13:09.963 --> 00:13:14.054 I just mean like theft, robbery... 139 00:13:14.532 --> 00:13:16.752 No. No, nothing like that. 140 00:13:17.318 --> 00:13:20.582 Okay. I noticed your kitchen window was cracked. Was that from an incident? 141 00:13:22.366 --> 00:13:23.193 No. 142 00:13:24.281 --> 00:13:26.806 [scoffs] We've never had a break-in. 143 00:13:26.849 --> 00:13:29.112 What about design flaws? 144 00:13:29.156 --> 00:13:32.507 -Like support beams you can run into in the middle of the night? -I don't... I don't know. 145 00:13:33.073 --> 00:13:35.553 Looks like you might have had a run in with one. 146 00:13:37.033 --> 00:13:40.210 Oh. Well, it's... I don't know if it's the house, though. 147 00:13:40.254 --> 00:13:43.518 I sleepwalk and so sometimes I have a run-in with the bathroom door 148 00:13:43.561 --> 00:13:44.780 or kitchen counter or something like that. 149 00:13:44.824 --> 00:13:46.260 Well, that sounds painful. 150 00:13:46.303 --> 00:13:48.653 Any other form of danger within your home? 151 00:13:48.697 --> 00:13:51.352 [suspenseful music playing] 152 00:13:51.395 --> 00:13:53.833 No. No, nothing like that. 153 00:13:55.182 --> 00:13:57.314 -Thank you for your time. -[Purna] Mm-hmm. 154 00:13:57.880 --> 00:14:00.187 I'm sorry, what organization did you say you're with? 155 00:14:01.101 --> 00:14:02.406 [Benson] Who the hell are you talking to? 156 00:14:04.104 --> 00:14:06.019 [Keira] I can come back at a better time. 157 00:14:06.062 --> 00:14:08.108 [Benson] What have I told you about letting the air out of the house? 158 00:14:10.501 --> 00:14:11.851 I'm sorry. 159 00:14:14.027 --> 00:14:15.550 What the hell do you want? 160 00:14:15.593 --> 00:14:16.768 Just here to ask a couple of questions about the safety-- 161 00:14:16.812 --> 00:14:18.074 Get the hell off my porch. 162 00:14:18.118 --> 00:14:21.773 [ominous music playing] 163 00:14:24.646 --> 00:14:25.473 [door slams close] 164 00:14:33.698 --> 00:14:36.876 -[Keira] Shelsie? -Hmm? 165 00:14:38.616 --> 00:14:40.096 Did you have any more thoughts, or... 166 00:14:40.140 --> 00:14:42.403 I'm sorry. I totally spaced out. [chuckles] 167 00:14:42.925 --> 00:14:46.929 -You stressed? -Uh, yeah. A little. 168 00:14:48.148 --> 00:14:50.193 About a secret you're trying to keep? 169 00:14:53.718 --> 00:14:56.634 It's okay. You can tell Keira. 170 00:15:06.340 --> 00:15:07.994 Shelsie got that new job. 171 00:15:09.952 --> 00:15:12.259 Yeah. Receptionist in the E.R. 172 00:15:14.435 --> 00:15:18.047 Nice. I mean, we're a team. Share. 173 00:15:18.656 --> 00:15:20.093 Yeah, I will. 174 00:15:20.136 --> 00:15:22.704 It doesn't start for a couple of weeks so... 175 00:15:27.709 --> 00:15:31.234 [car rumbling] 176 00:15:43.029 --> 00:15:47.076 [car beeping] 177 00:16:29.640 --> 00:16:30.467 [clatters] 178 00:16:58.365 --> 00:17:02.412 [sighing] 179 00:17:19.038 --> 00:17:19.864 [gasps] 180 00:17:29.178 --> 00:17:35.054 [breathing heavily] 181 00:17:42.800 --> 00:17:45.238 [sighs] 182 00:17:57.467 --> 00:18:00.470 [beeping] 183 00:18:02.690 --> 00:18:03.560 You doing alright, Miss? 184 00:18:05.606 --> 00:18:07.086 [sighs] Who's asking? 185 00:18:08.522 --> 00:18:12.613 -Deon. -Doing just fine. 186 00:18:14.528 --> 00:18:15.790 Seems like it. 187 00:18:17.400 --> 00:18:21.056 Oh? And what would I say about you if we're judging looks? 188 00:18:22.797 --> 00:18:25.974 True, true. Been out in the sun. 189 00:18:26.017 --> 00:18:29.934 -You and me both. -Doesn't look like it. 190 00:18:30.979 --> 00:18:32.676 Not that type of sun, baby boy. 191 00:18:32.720 --> 00:18:34.461 Two type of heatstroke. 192 00:18:34.504 --> 00:18:37.072 The one they give you and the one you give right back. 193 00:18:38.856 --> 00:18:40.815 You look like you can deal it out. 194 00:18:41.381 --> 00:18:45.254 Been in the sun all day but didn't get a sunburn till you been right there. 195 00:18:45.298 --> 00:18:49.650 Come on, Deon. I strike you as an easy woman? 196 00:18:51.434 --> 00:18:53.610 -Just making conversation. -Hmm. 197 00:18:53.654 --> 00:18:57.875 Anyway, I hope it stops going "just fine" for you real soon. 198 00:18:57.919 --> 00:18:59.050 Yeah, you, too. 199 00:19:00.095 --> 00:19:01.662 Don't know what you mean. 200 00:19:03.794 --> 00:19:05.709 It's going great for me. 201 00:19:07.189 --> 00:19:09.060 Meet me here tomorrow for dinner? 202 00:19:09.670 --> 00:19:10.497 Excuse me? 203 00:19:12.063 --> 00:19:13.543 [Deon] I'll be here at seven if you want to grab a bite. 204 00:19:19.288 --> 00:19:20.202 [clanks] 205 00:19:20.246 --> 00:19:21.072 [sighs] 206 00:19:24.772 --> 00:19:28.123 [ominous music playing] 207 00:19:29.907 --> 00:19:31.561 Do you have something for me? 208 00:19:37.350 --> 00:19:38.786 Perfect. 209 00:19:44.008 --> 00:19:47.316 -So we're good? -Easy for you to say. 210 00:19:48.535 --> 00:19:50.101 You had a smooth exit. 211 00:19:50.580 --> 00:19:53.453 -Was it a good exit? -Yeah. 212 00:19:58.501 --> 00:20:00.024 This is huge. 213 00:20:00.068 --> 00:20:03.071 Formerly, we could only observe from a distance. 214 00:20:03.114 --> 00:20:07.075 But with more evidence, some of us had trouble sitting by. 215 00:20:07.118 --> 00:20:11.645 So now our investigative approach is more aggressive, 216 00:20:12.646 --> 00:20:18.652 targeting the wives of men who are part of different fraternal societies, 217 00:20:18.695 --> 00:20:20.393 some less aggressive than others, 218 00:20:20.436 --> 00:20:22.743 but all with the belief that men are superior. 219 00:20:23.787 --> 00:20:27.748 As you know, we've been focusing more on the Freeman Society. 220 00:20:27.791 --> 00:20:31.926 There's a lot that we still don't know about them, their leadership. 221 00:20:32.970 --> 00:20:36.322 But we do know that their membership requirements are, 222 00:20:36.365 --> 00:20:40.326 you must be a man, you must have a wife, 223 00:20:40.369 --> 00:20:44.243 and you must exercise your authority in your household. 224 00:20:45.766 --> 00:20:48.508 We've uncovered a lot. We've done good work. 225 00:20:49.900 --> 00:20:52.425 But we seem to have drawn some attention from this group. 226 00:20:57.952 --> 00:21:00.563 -What? -Shelsie found that on her doorstep. 227 00:21:05.307 --> 00:21:07.527 We're going to have to be a lot more careful. 228 00:21:08.136 --> 00:21:11.444 Many of the Freeman Society members are powerful businessmen, 229 00:21:11.487 --> 00:21:15.143 not to mention politicians and also the laymen, 230 00:21:15.186 --> 00:21:18.015 who are often, brutes. 231 00:21:18.581 --> 00:21:21.149 We can't take anything for granted. 232 00:21:22.019 --> 00:21:23.891 We're out in the open now. 233 00:21:30.332 --> 00:21:31.290 [Shelsie] Mom? 234 00:21:34.597 --> 00:21:37.296 Mom, would you just say something? 235 00:21:44.085 --> 00:21:46.261 Seriously, Mom, this is over the top. 236 00:21:49.786 --> 00:21:50.831 [sighs] Okay. 237 00:21:52.572 --> 00:21:55.401 I can't make you talk, but you can't keep me from talking so... 238 00:21:55.879 --> 00:21:56.706 [inhales loudly] 239 00:21:58.186 --> 00:22:00.667 I keep screwing things up with some friends of mine. 240 00:22:01.929 --> 00:22:04.801 I mean, I cover my ass so I don't look bad but... 241 00:22:05.889 --> 00:22:07.848 It feels like lying, 242 00:22:09.371 --> 00:22:11.678 which is making me a little paranoid. 243 00:22:20.774 --> 00:22:22.993 [birds chirping] 244 00:22:24.168 --> 00:22:24.995 [electric zap] 245 00:22:26.736 --> 00:22:27.563 [electric zap] 246 00:22:30.305 --> 00:22:31.741 You didn't follow her? 247 00:22:33.439 --> 00:22:36.442 What am I supposed to do with this home video? 248 00:22:39.706 --> 00:22:43.318 It's home addresses I need. 249 00:22:47.931 --> 00:22:48.758 Good. 250 00:22:54.851 --> 00:22:56.157 [Keira] You gonna share? 251 00:22:59.378 --> 00:23:03.904 Um, yeah, there's a guy who crossed lines with me. 252 00:23:06.254 --> 00:23:12.260 Um, for a while it was just things he said. 253 00:23:12.303 --> 00:23:13.914 At first, I thought they were compliments. 254 00:23:14.871 --> 00:23:18.875 But, then, something started not feeling right. 255 00:23:18.919 --> 00:23:19.963 I felt uncomfortable. 256 00:23:22.618 --> 00:23:24.359 I'd catch him staring at me. 257 00:23:25.752 --> 00:23:30.191 After a while, he tried to touch me. He... 258 00:23:31.540 --> 00:23:33.716 You know how good it is to say these things. 259 00:23:34.674 --> 00:23:36.806 Even just to remind yourself. 260 00:23:37.503 --> 00:23:39.243 It stimulates your fight for justice. 261 00:23:42.856 --> 00:23:47.904 Yeah, well, one day, something snapped, and I left. 262 00:23:49.950 --> 00:23:50.951 Is that all? 263 00:23:56.652 --> 00:23:59.089 There are so many women in my life who could've done something 264 00:23:59.612 --> 00:24:01.222 or said something, and they didn't. 265 00:24:05.095 --> 00:24:07.402 So I don't owe any woman anything. 266 00:24:11.537 --> 00:24:13.016 Look who's opening up. 267 00:24:15.541 --> 00:24:20.284 Wow. Wow! Right on time. 268 00:24:21.242 --> 00:24:22.635 Sorry, ladies. 269 00:24:23.331 --> 00:24:26.987 No, you've got important places to be. 270 00:24:27.509 --> 00:24:29.163 Uh, I actually did, though. 271 00:24:32.209 --> 00:24:33.515 [knocking on door] 272 00:24:47.834 --> 00:24:49.357 [knocking on door] 273 00:24:49.400 --> 00:24:51.011 [sighs] 274 00:25:03.240 --> 00:25:04.894 [knocking on door] 275 00:25:07.418 --> 00:25:09.986 [Shelsie] I'm so paranoid right now, Mom. 276 00:25:11.379 --> 00:25:13.773 I wonder if I'm just doing it to myself. 277 00:25:16.123 --> 00:25:18.734 I mean, did I write the note and leave it on my porch? 278 00:25:18.778 --> 00:25:21.128 Did I slash my own tires? Did I... 279 00:25:21.171 --> 00:25:21.998 [sighs] 280 00:25:25.262 --> 00:25:26.307 I don't know. 281 00:25:28.614 --> 00:25:30.137 I think I'm losing it. 282 00:25:33.967 --> 00:25:34.794 Mom? 283 00:25:38.362 --> 00:25:39.973 -Mom? -[knock on door] 284 00:25:41.409 --> 00:25:43.498 Hey. I'm sorry, can I help you? 285 00:25:43.542 --> 00:25:47.110 -Uh, apartment 203? -Yeah? 286 00:25:48.590 --> 00:25:50.766 Uh, something about a broken light bulb? 287 00:25:52.507 --> 00:25:54.988 Um, I mean, yeah, I have a dead bulb, 288 00:25:55.031 --> 00:25:56.555 but did I call you guys? 289 00:25:58.557 --> 00:26:00.602 Look, lady, I have no idea. I just go where the property manager sends me. 290 00:26:01.211 --> 00:26:03.170 Do you want the bulb changed or not? 291 00:26:04.432 --> 00:26:06.869 Um, I think I'm good. 292 00:26:08.697 --> 00:26:12.788 Okay. That's great. Yeah. Another bullshit job. 293 00:26:12.832 --> 00:26:16.618 Guess I'll just drive across town to the next bullshit job. 294 00:26:16.662 --> 00:26:19.490 That'll be great. Yeah. Love this. 295 00:26:19.534 --> 00:26:20.927 I mean, do you have the bulb with you? 296 00:26:21.623 --> 00:26:24.757 Yeah, I have like, uh, six of them right here. 297 00:26:24.800 --> 00:26:28.630 Uh, okay, um, come on in. My roommate probably called, forgot to mention it. 298 00:26:29.413 --> 00:26:31.372 -You sure? -Yeah, yeah, totally. Come on. 299 00:26:32.503 --> 00:26:33.766 Right through here. 300 00:26:34.375 --> 00:26:35.202 [door closes] 301 00:26:36.595 --> 00:26:39.075 -Do you want anything to drink? -No, no, I'm good. 302 00:26:42.252 --> 00:26:45.604 -Uh, is your roommate home? -No. 303 00:26:46.822 --> 00:26:51.305 I just figure we could, uh, ask her, you know, end the great mystery. 304 00:26:51.871 --> 00:26:55.178 Well, I'll just replace the bulb and I'll, uh, I'll be out of your hair. 305 00:26:55.222 --> 00:26:57.703 Appreciate it. I have a lot of hair. 306 00:26:58.529 --> 00:26:59.792 [chuckles] 307 00:27:07.103 --> 00:27:08.148 [bulb squeaks] 308 00:27:09.584 --> 00:27:11.325 So, um, you unscrew a lot of light bulbs in a day? 309 00:27:13.980 --> 00:27:17.679 Uh, you know, not as many as I'd like. 310 00:27:18.985 --> 00:27:22.858 Usually, I'm on the roof somewhere, fixing an AC unit or some crap. 311 00:27:23.990 --> 00:27:26.906 There we go. Light. 312 00:27:26.949 --> 00:27:28.951 -It's that easy. -Yeah. 313 00:27:29.952 --> 00:27:32.563 Well, you know, don't ever, uh, hesitate to call. 314 00:27:32.607 --> 00:27:36.002 Thank you. And I'm sorry about all the trouble. 315 00:27:36.045 --> 00:27:38.874 -No, it was no trouble at all. -No, really. 316 00:27:38.918 --> 00:27:40.746 Do I need to tip you or something? 317 00:27:40.789 --> 00:27:43.357 -No, that's, uh, that's not necessary. -Okay. 318 00:27:43.400 --> 00:27:47.143 Um, I will take that glass of water, though. 319 00:27:47.187 --> 00:27:49.711 I mean, if it's still on the table. 320 00:27:49.755 --> 00:27:51.974 Yes. Definitely on the table. 321 00:27:56.065 --> 00:27:58.981 [water running] 322 00:27:59.721 --> 00:28:01.418 -Here you go. -Thanks. 323 00:28:03.203 --> 00:28:04.683 It's a beautiful place you've got here. 324 00:28:05.596 --> 00:28:06.685 Thanks. 325 00:28:09.862 --> 00:28:11.385 Guess I'd better be going. 326 00:28:13.648 --> 00:28:16.520 Sorry for the, uh, inconvenience. 327 00:28:16.999 --> 00:28:18.218 [swooshes] 328 00:28:20.786 --> 00:28:23.789 [ominous music playing] 329 00:28:27.140 --> 00:28:28.489 [thuds] 330 00:28:34.147 --> 00:28:34.974 [whimpers] 331 00:28:39.500 --> 00:28:43.678 [Shelsie] Mom? I did something. 332 00:28:45.767 --> 00:28:49.249 I did something I can't take back. 333 00:28:50.598 --> 00:28:55.211 [somber music playing] 334 00:28:58.867 --> 00:29:01.391 [Keira] So, you gonna tell me why we're out here? 335 00:29:02.784 --> 00:29:05.700 -[Deon] Do I need a reason? -[Keira] Kind of. 336 00:29:07.310 --> 00:29:09.660 [Deon] You looked really intriguing. 337 00:29:09.704 --> 00:29:11.706 [Keira] I looked a mess. 338 00:29:12.533 --> 00:29:15.666 [Deon] Well, I guess we're all entitled to our opinion. 339 00:29:17.059 --> 00:29:18.757 [Keira] Mm-Hm. 340 00:29:19.670 --> 00:29:21.934 [Deon] So, uh, seems like you work a lot. 341 00:29:22.499 --> 00:29:25.285 [Keira] Oh, is it the vacant expression or the gray hairs? 342 00:29:25.328 --> 00:29:26.895 [Deon] You got drive. 343 00:29:27.766 --> 00:29:29.724 Most people with drive don't slow down. 344 00:29:32.596 --> 00:29:34.729 [Keira] Yeah, well, there's a lot going on. 345 00:29:37.384 --> 00:29:40.387 [Deon] So, yeah, I guess that's why we're out here. 346 00:29:42.563 --> 00:29:44.739 To slow it down. 347 00:29:45.827 --> 00:29:48.308 [Keira] Tsk, well, works for me. 348 00:29:51.615 --> 00:29:53.400 [Deon] Uh, this is me. 349 00:29:54.270 --> 00:29:59.275 -Thanks for the lovely evening. -No, thank you. 350 00:30:02.844 --> 00:30:04.803 Yeah. I'll see you around. 351 00:30:06.848 --> 00:30:08.589 That's it, pretty boy? 352 00:30:12.158 --> 00:30:13.681 Ain't gonna ask for my number? 353 00:30:15.988 --> 00:30:18.120 You strike me as a woman who knows what she wants. 354 00:30:18.686 --> 00:30:21.558 And you'd definitely be letting me know if you had some interest. 355 00:30:23.430 --> 00:30:24.257 Is that right? 356 00:30:33.570 --> 00:30:36.878 Oh, snap! [laughing] 357 00:30:37.400 --> 00:30:39.620 -Ready to go. -Alright! 358 00:30:39.663 --> 00:30:41.056 Take that, Mr. Observant. 359 00:30:43.885 --> 00:30:44.712 Will do. 360 00:31:22.532 --> 00:31:26.362 [ominous music playing] 361 00:31:43.945 --> 00:31:45.164 [Shelsie] Being a victim. 362 00:31:45.773 --> 00:31:48.080 [clatters] 363 00:31:48.123 --> 00:31:51.300 My least favorite thing about being alive. 364 00:31:53.433 --> 00:31:56.349 The all-knowing cynic makes it sound like a choice. 365 00:31:59.265 --> 00:32:00.092 [Shelsie sighs] 366 00:32:03.399 --> 00:32:05.880 But who on Earth would ever choose this? 367 00:32:22.027 --> 00:32:24.812 [camera shuttler clicks, whirs] 368 00:32:33.647 --> 00:32:34.909 [Deon] So, what do you do? 369 00:32:39.000 --> 00:32:42.482 I, uh, I... I work for a non-profit. 370 00:32:43.004 --> 00:32:46.007 -Oh, yeah? What kind? -Advocacy? 371 00:32:47.052 --> 00:32:50.185 -Okay, changing the world. -Ah, well, trying. 372 00:32:50.664 --> 00:32:51.926 It's never enough. 373 00:32:52.535 --> 00:32:54.842 Well, that depends on what enough is. 374 00:32:54.885 --> 00:32:55.712 Huh? 375 00:32:57.584 --> 00:33:00.804 You ever notice how we're always moving the touchdown zone on our goals? 376 00:33:02.328 --> 00:33:05.113 Just as we finally reach for the one we're working for, 377 00:33:05.157 --> 00:33:08.899 we move the finish line so that nothing is ever enough. 378 00:33:10.727 --> 00:33:12.425 Oh, where are those napkins? 379 00:33:13.730 --> 00:33:16.995 Mm. This food's good. 380 00:33:20.824 --> 00:33:22.304 Oh, thank you! 381 00:33:24.045 --> 00:33:27.570 Okay, I'm going to need some serious breath mints after this. 382 00:33:28.310 --> 00:33:31.879 You got any, uh, mints in your bag of magic wonder over there? 383 00:33:32.445 --> 00:33:33.272 Oh! 384 00:33:34.621 --> 00:33:35.709 You don't go feeling around in a girl's purse. 385 00:33:35.752 --> 00:33:38.320 Oh, okay. Shoot, I... Okay, I'm sorry. 386 00:33:38.364 --> 00:33:40.279 I guess I was just... I crossed the line. 387 00:33:47.068 --> 00:33:48.330 It's alright. 388 00:33:57.470 --> 00:33:58.949 You know I, um... 389 00:34:00.081 --> 00:34:03.258 I really respect the way you stand up for people. 390 00:34:05.391 --> 00:34:07.045 Now, that means something. 391 00:34:22.495 --> 00:34:26.020 -There you go. Your freakin' mints. -[chuckles] 392 00:34:29.545 --> 00:34:32.026 What does it mean, we're out in the open? 393 00:34:33.767 --> 00:34:35.464 I mean, what are we going to do? 394 00:34:36.683 --> 00:34:40.730 The whole point of what we do is that it stays anonymous. 395 00:34:45.692 --> 00:34:48.782 We need to figure out how they pegged us before we get nailed. 396 00:34:56.224 --> 00:34:57.747 How can you be so... 397 00:34:59.532 --> 00:35:01.621 I mean, the rest of us do this out of passion or whatever, 398 00:35:01.664 --> 00:35:04.711 but you're like a pro, it's unnerving. 399 00:35:06.713 --> 00:35:08.193 I'm just like the rest of you. 400 00:35:08.236 --> 00:35:12.066 No, but, how are you so unintimidated? 401 00:35:17.724 --> 00:35:20.248 Special Forces. You were in the military? 402 00:35:22.990 --> 00:35:26.863 -How old were you? -[Mara] 19. 403 00:35:28.387 --> 00:35:31.085 Whoa. It's young. 404 00:35:32.652 --> 00:35:35.437 -[Mara] Mm-Hm. -I guess you killed a lot of people. 405 00:35:40.181 --> 00:35:43.924 No, but I should have. 406 00:35:51.149 --> 00:35:54.413 [Atona] I think we're going to need to lay low after I drop the motherlode. 407 00:35:55.327 --> 00:35:56.850 That's actually a great title. 408 00:35:58.939 --> 00:36:01.507 -Maybe we should call it that. -We've been calling it that. 409 00:36:01.550 --> 00:36:05.119 -Oh. It's a thing? -It's been a thing. 410 00:36:05.163 --> 00:36:07.687 -Actually a thing. -Mm-Hm. 411 00:36:07.730 --> 00:36:08.949 Clever. 412 00:36:10.516 --> 00:36:13.127 We just have to get it to our contact. She'll do the rest. 413 00:36:17.218 --> 00:36:19.177 Nah, I don't think we should do this. 414 00:36:22.658 --> 00:36:27.054 -We've been working on this for three years. -I was there. 415 00:36:27.097 --> 00:36:29.491 -We've risked a lot. -Yeah, but we're exposed. 416 00:36:29.535 --> 00:36:34.192 The election is in one week. We don't have a choice. 417 00:36:38.108 --> 00:36:40.328 After we do this, we can lay low. 418 00:36:40.372 --> 00:36:43.679 Take a break. Live life. But we have to do this. 419 00:36:46.508 --> 00:36:51.426 After how the job went, I'm not comfortable. 420 00:36:51.470 --> 00:36:53.167 You're not comfortable? 421 00:36:58.912 --> 00:37:00.218 Tell us what you did. 422 00:37:01.915 --> 00:37:05.614 -What? -Tell me. 423 00:37:06.876 --> 00:37:09.096 Tell me you stuck to the plan to a T. 424 00:37:17.713 --> 00:37:19.715 -I was chased. -Oh, come... 425 00:37:19.759 --> 00:37:22.501 -I got away. -Oh, my God, but did they see you? 426 00:37:23.241 --> 00:37:24.503 Did they recognize you? 427 00:37:24.546 --> 00:37:26.983 Did you drop your ID with your address on it? 428 00:37:27.680 --> 00:37:30.596 How'd they find you? And are they after all of us now? 429 00:37:30.639 --> 00:37:32.598 -Give me a break. -Shelsie, there is no break! 430 00:37:33.294 --> 00:37:34.817 Are you kidding me? 431 00:37:35.905 --> 00:37:37.342 If they're following you... 432 00:37:39.996 --> 00:37:42.129 [sighs] 433 00:37:42.999 --> 00:37:44.566 What happened? 434 00:37:45.437 --> 00:37:46.438 [panting] 435 00:37:48.353 --> 00:37:50.442 Look, I'm not the one with a history of screwing up jobs. 436 00:37:56.752 --> 00:37:57.971 -Keira. -Hmm. 437 00:38:05.195 --> 00:38:07.241 -Mara. -Hmm? 438 00:38:07.285 --> 00:38:08.808 How was your last project? 439 00:38:09.722 --> 00:38:15.162 [crying] 440 00:38:15.641 --> 00:38:20.123 Please, please, just... just leave me alone. 441 00:38:20.950 --> 00:38:23.866 Please, I can contact powerful people. 442 00:38:25.215 --> 00:38:27.305 I... know people with money, I... 443 00:38:27.870 --> 00:38:29.481 Please, just... 444 00:38:29.524 --> 00:38:34.312 [breathing heavily] 445 00:38:43.364 --> 00:38:44.191 [beeps] 446 00:38:55.681 --> 00:39:01.295 Now, that is how you're supposed to beg. 447 00:39:03.166 --> 00:39:03.993 [scoffs] 448 00:39:06.909 --> 00:39:09.347 Not this sorry-ass moaning. 449 00:39:12.915 --> 00:39:13.742 [sighs] 450 00:39:14.961 --> 00:39:18.312 I know. I know, it doesn't come naturally. 451 00:39:19.574 --> 00:39:25.363 Asking implies that you don't already know everything. 452 00:39:27.800 --> 00:39:29.845 It's not very macho. 453 00:39:31.456 --> 00:39:36.156 [chuckles] Hmm. 454 00:39:50.344 --> 00:39:51.171 Hmm. 455 00:40:05.577 --> 00:40:06.447 Hmm. 456 00:40:08.928 --> 00:40:11.496 If it's not weakness incarnate, 457 00:40:12.497 --> 00:40:14.716 at the very least, 458 00:40:14.760 --> 00:40:19.634 it's a cosmic wrinkle in the tapestry of your preeminence. 459 00:40:21.419 --> 00:40:22.245 Hmm. 460 00:40:24.465 --> 00:40:26.946 Well, whoop-de-freaking-doo. 461 00:40:34.475 --> 00:40:35.389 [sighs] 462 00:40:43.223 --> 00:40:45.399 You shouldn't have touched that sweet wife of yours. 463 00:40:46.705 --> 00:40:47.619 Mm. 464 00:40:52.972 --> 00:40:53.842 It was alright. 465 00:40:58.543 --> 00:41:00.327 Anyone looking for any sixes? 466 00:41:03.635 --> 00:41:04.810 Atona was... 467 00:41:08.422 --> 00:41:11.991 But game's over. 468 00:41:14.820 --> 00:41:20.826 [humming] 469 00:41:20.869 --> 00:41:22.218 -[Deon] Ah! -Oh, my! 470 00:41:22.262 --> 00:41:25.308 -[Deon] Sorry. Sorry, I didn't-- -Are you serious? 471 00:41:25.831 --> 00:41:30.009 -I'm so, so dead right now. -Yeah. 472 00:41:30.052 --> 00:41:33.926 Literally, I'm dead. Hearing the actual voice of an angel. 473 00:41:36.624 --> 00:41:39.540 -Really? -Yeah. 474 00:41:40.802 --> 00:41:41.803 Did you hear it? 475 00:41:43.283 --> 00:41:44.110 [sighs] 476 00:41:46.112 --> 00:41:47.156 She stopped. 477 00:41:48.941 --> 00:41:50.769 No, I... see, look, I know you think I'm crazy, right? 478 00:41:50.812 --> 00:41:52.466 -You are crazy. -But I literally just saw her. 479 00:41:52.510 --> 00:41:56.035 -But you're crazy. -Well, at least I'm not dead. 480 00:41:57.993 --> 00:41:59.168 But what if I am? 481 00:42:00.648 --> 00:42:04.652 She didn't stop singing, I just went to the bad place? 482 00:42:04.696 --> 00:42:06.219 Oh, my God! 483 00:42:06.262 --> 00:42:07.481 Never to see the light of day again. 484 00:42:07.525 --> 00:42:11.529 -Please stop. -No. I can't. 485 00:42:11.572 --> 00:42:15.097 I'm slowly sinking deeper and deeper into darkness. 486 00:42:15.968 --> 00:42:19.798 I need... I need someone to pull me out. 487 00:42:20.276 --> 00:42:21.234 Deon. 488 00:42:22.670 --> 00:42:27.327 Oh, if she was just here with a voice of melodies, 489 00:42:27.370 --> 00:42:28.763 a silken voice with a prayer of melodies! 490 00:42:28.807 --> 00:42:31.766 -Wow, silken. Okay. -She could pull me out. 491 00:42:31.810 --> 00:42:34.203 She could save me. Her voice could save me. 492 00:42:34.247 --> 00:42:38.904 She could pull me out of this place, please. 493 00:42:40.209 --> 00:42:45.519 Oh, please. Please sing. 494 00:42:52.613 --> 00:42:53.440 Fine. 495 00:43:00.316 --> 00:43:01.143 [sighs] 496 00:43:03.668 --> 00:43:04.625 [chuckles] 497 00:43:10.718 --> 00:43:17.551 ♪ I can see the pain Behind your eyes ♪ 498 00:43:18.073 --> 00:43:21.555 ♪ While you ask yourself why 499 00:43:22.643 --> 00:43:28.170 ♪You told me Please stop before you cry ♪ 500 00:43:28.780 --> 00:43:31.260 ♪ And I realize... 501 00:43:31.304 --> 00:43:32.435 Listen... 502 00:43:33.175 --> 00:43:35.917 ♪ You can only help someone So much ♪ 503 00:43:35.961 --> 00:43:38.920 ♪ But I know how the road Can get tough ♪ 504 00:43:38.964 --> 00:43:41.619 ♪ When it feels like You can't pray enough ♪ 505 00:43:41.662 --> 00:43:44.447 ♪ And the world goes silent 506 00:43:44.491 --> 00:43:47.320 ♪ When it feels like You're walking alone ♪ 507 00:43:47.363 --> 00:43:50.105 ♪ Fighting for life to hold on 508 00:43:50.149 --> 00:43:55.241 ♪ So hear me when I say You're not alone, no ♪ 509 00:43:59.767 --> 00:44:00.638 Damn. 510 00:44:02.727 --> 00:44:05.817 Okay, seriously, what the hell are you doing in advocacy? 511 00:44:05.860 --> 00:44:06.948 -Get out of there. -[laughing] 512 00:44:06.992 --> 00:44:08.297 No, seriously, get out of there. 513 00:44:08.341 --> 00:44:10.169 -Those kids can fend for themselves! -Stop. 514 00:44:10.212 --> 00:44:13.651 [chuckles] 515 00:44:15.217 --> 00:44:16.479 But seriously? 516 00:44:18.699 --> 00:44:20.396 I have been thinking about quitting. 517 00:44:21.920 --> 00:44:25.227 -Wow. Work? -Yeah. 518 00:44:25.271 --> 00:44:28.840 [birds chirping] 519 00:44:28.883 --> 00:44:34.715 I don't know. It's... it's been such a good thing for me... 520 00:44:36.499 --> 00:44:39.067 [breathes heavily] 521 00:44:39.111 --> 00:44:43.419 But I don't think I need that work anymore to feel purpose. 522 00:44:46.292 --> 00:44:47.336 [scoffs] 523 00:44:47.380 --> 00:44:51.036 Wow. How long you been working there? 524 00:44:51.079 --> 00:44:53.691 -Three years? -Yeah. 525 00:44:56.694 --> 00:45:01.699 Yeah. So, I have a meeting soon... 526 00:45:03.657 --> 00:45:05.267 and I'm going to let the team know. 527 00:45:07.356 --> 00:45:12.274 -Okay, tomorrow? -Yeah. 528 00:45:13.798 --> 00:45:16.191 [sighs] Tell them I'm quitting. 529 00:45:20.326 --> 00:45:23.068 [sighs] Keira, wait. 530 00:45:25.200 --> 00:45:27.812 What I said before, I was out of line and I'm sorry. 531 00:45:31.641 --> 00:45:34.862 Yeah, but... but you're right. 532 00:45:37.822 --> 00:45:40.085 [laughs] You don't even know why you're right. 533 00:45:44.829 --> 00:45:46.439 You know how Atona's like... 534 00:45:47.483 --> 00:45:50.008 "Don't move on anybody until you've done the research." 535 00:45:52.793 --> 00:45:54.142 Well, I did. 536 00:45:58.799 --> 00:46:02.150 It was clear this wife was getting beaten. Her concealer was weak. 537 00:46:04.109 --> 00:46:10.506 And I wanted to give this wife beater what he deserved and I did. 538 00:46:14.815 --> 00:46:18.688 So by the time I realized that she was the one having an affair 539 00:46:18.732 --> 00:46:20.255 and it was actually her boyfriend 540 00:46:20.299 --> 00:46:21.996 that was beating her, not her husband... 541 00:46:23.258 --> 00:46:24.564 it was too late. 542 00:46:29.830 --> 00:46:34.313 For a long time, for a long time... 543 00:46:36.141 --> 00:46:39.840 for a long time, I tried to move on from it, much less let it go. 544 00:46:43.626 --> 00:46:49.807 But now, I think I'm able to forgive myself. 545 00:46:50.938 --> 00:46:52.287 To move on. 546 00:46:54.899 --> 00:46:57.815 But this foolishness is gonna mess us up. 547 00:47:01.383 --> 00:47:03.559 We all gotta wrestle our own demons. 548 00:47:04.299 --> 00:47:07.825 And yours is whatever you're keeping tucked down there. 549 00:47:10.436 --> 00:47:12.786 One of these days, you're gonna have to let it out. 550 00:47:27.409 --> 00:47:30.412 [suspenseful music playing] 551 00:47:55.916 --> 00:47:56.874 [zaps] 552 00:48:41.875 --> 00:48:44.138 So, check this out. I got that bag I wanted. 553 00:48:45.009 --> 00:48:47.968 Wait, the like 800 dollar one? How? 554 00:48:48.882 --> 00:48:51.667 Remember that guy I was telling you about? Prince charming? 555 00:48:51.711 --> 00:48:54.496 Yeah, the like old-fashioned guy with super-tight Levi's 556 00:48:54.540 --> 00:48:56.281 and a face like what's-his-name from Tangled? 557 00:48:56.890 --> 00:48:58.979 -Exactly. -[Shelsie] He bought it for you? 558 00:48:59.501 --> 00:49:02.113 Well, you know, we went out for dinner the night before last 559 00:49:02.156 --> 00:49:05.029 and let's just say we didn't say goodbye at 10PM. 560 00:49:05.072 --> 00:49:06.421 Oh, snap. 561 00:49:07.596 --> 00:49:09.816 Yeah, so this guy sleeps like a rock. 562 00:49:09.859 --> 00:49:12.775 Like a rock under a pile of rocks. 563 00:49:13.428 --> 00:49:15.213 So, when he went to sleep, I, 564 00:49:15.256 --> 00:49:18.825 you know, I saw his wallet peeking out of his jeans and I just-- 565 00:49:18.868 --> 00:49:22.046 -Wait. You took his money? -[Bree] Visa. 566 00:49:23.221 --> 00:49:25.092 Bree, they can track that stuff. 567 00:49:25.136 --> 00:49:27.834 I know, which is why I created a fake account, 568 00:49:27.877 --> 00:49:31.446 saved his card, ordered it from the library later that day. 569 00:49:34.275 --> 00:49:36.538 I don't get it. Was he mean to you or something? 570 00:49:36.582 --> 00:49:37.975 No, he was amazing. 571 00:49:39.541 --> 00:49:43.632 Isn't that a little wrong? 572 00:49:45.330 --> 00:49:47.941 Like you're a freaking saint, Shel. Give me a break. 573 00:49:52.641 --> 00:49:53.991 [gasps] 574 00:49:58.908 --> 00:50:04.001 [Shelsie] Hey, Mom, um... 575 00:50:05.393 --> 00:50:08.005 I was wondering if you ever had situations 576 00:50:08.962 --> 00:50:13.445 where your friends weren't really your friends? 577 00:50:20.800 --> 00:50:21.627 [sighs] 578 00:50:23.977 --> 00:50:27.546 Okay, this is stupid, Mom. [sighs] 579 00:50:32.029 --> 00:50:35.815 [breathes heavily] 580 00:50:38.122 --> 00:50:41.038 Yeah. Hmm. Okay, coming. 581 00:50:46.826 --> 00:50:51.570 -Shelsie? I'm Atona. -I know. 582 00:50:52.527 --> 00:50:55.530 Look, I'm really glad you've been able to make it. 583 00:50:55.574 --> 00:50:58.838 I feel like talking out your feelings with all these trusted women, 584 00:50:58.881 --> 00:51:00.448 it helps so many of us. 585 00:51:01.058 --> 00:51:01.884 Yeah. 586 00:51:03.930 --> 00:51:06.715 I get the feeling that there's something that you're not sharing? 587 00:51:08.195 --> 00:51:10.763 -What? -Um... 588 00:51:11.329 --> 00:51:15.768 Well, you talk about sports and activities and schedule like anxiety, 589 00:51:15.811 --> 00:51:19.467 but it... it doesn't really feel like the thing. 590 00:51:21.426 --> 00:51:23.863 I don't know what you mean. You don't even know me. 591 00:51:24.646 --> 00:51:26.605 Was that your boyfriend on the phone? 592 00:51:27.954 --> 00:51:29.347 I don't have a boyfriend. 593 00:51:30.913 --> 00:51:32.480 Your fiancé, then? 594 00:51:35.570 --> 00:51:36.397 Yeah. 595 00:51:37.485 --> 00:51:39.444 Is he the one that hits you? 596 00:51:40.793 --> 00:51:42.925 Wow, that's overstepping a little, he would never-- 597 00:51:42.969 --> 00:51:45.102 Don't give me that bullshit, girl. 598 00:51:47.016 --> 00:51:49.367 I can see the concealer on your eye. 599 00:51:49.410 --> 00:51:52.152 And on your forehead. And on your arm. 600 00:51:52.979 --> 00:51:55.024 I can smell the bruising. 601 00:51:57.897 --> 00:52:01.553 I know nice girls like you because I used to be a nice girl like you. 602 00:52:02.510 --> 00:52:06.297 My boyfriend, and then fiancé, and then husband, 603 00:52:06.340 --> 00:52:09.126 he used to take advantage of that every single day. 604 00:52:09.169 --> 00:52:14.131 So, you listen to me, and you listen close, because I don't know you, 605 00:52:14.174 --> 00:52:16.698 and you have no reason to believe me, 606 00:52:17.351 --> 00:52:21.138 but that sorry piece of shit of an excuse for a fiancé? 607 00:52:22.182 --> 00:52:26.839 He's not your lover. He's not your friend. 608 00:52:26.882 --> 00:52:28.362 He does not care about you. 609 00:52:28.406 --> 00:52:30.756 He is not sorry like you think he is. 610 00:52:30.799 --> 00:52:32.497 You are not precious to him. 611 00:52:32.540 --> 00:52:35.413 You are just a piece of meat for him to hit. 612 00:52:41.593 --> 00:52:46.119 Anyway, there's a small group of us who meet here on Fridays, 613 00:52:46.728 --> 00:52:49.253 and we do more than talk about our feelings. 614 00:52:50.645 --> 00:52:52.256 If you're interested. 615 00:53:12.624 --> 00:53:13.886 [Deon] You write any others? 616 00:53:15.583 --> 00:53:20.675 [chuckles] Uh, yeah, but most of them are sad. 617 00:53:22.590 --> 00:53:25.419 -Sing me one. -What? 618 00:53:27.160 --> 00:53:29.206 Sing me a sad song. 619 00:53:31.599 --> 00:53:33.993 [sighs] 620 00:53:37.475 --> 00:53:38.867 [clear throats] 621 00:53:42.567 --> 00:53:47.833 ♪ Footsteps on the sidewalk 622 00:53:47.876 --> 00:53:51.750 ♪ Of the life I've left behind 623 00:53:53.447 --> 00:53:57.930 ♪ Searching every hollow where 624 00:53:57.973 --> 00:54:02.674 ♪ The love I lost might lie 625 00:54:03.675 --> 00:54:06.547 ♪ Everything around me 626 00:54:06.591 --> 00:54:08.984 ♪ Says we're gone 627 00:54:11.030 --> 00:54:13.902 ♪ There's nothing left Within me ♪ 628 00:54:13.946 --> 00:54:15.991 ♪ But his song 629 00:54:17.471 --> 00:54:21.954 ♪ But I've the faintest memory 630 00:54:21.997 --> 00:54:25.262 ♪ Of a sacred place 631 00:54:26.437 --> 00:54:30.179 ♪ But you're the phantom Telling me ♪ 632 00:54:30.745 --> 00:54:35.054 ♪ That you can keep me safe 633 00:54:36.838 --> 00:54:40.320 ♪ But there's a hollow where 634 00:54:40.364 --> 00:54:44.281 ♪ The burdened hearts Laid bare ♪ 635 00:54:44.324 --> 00:54:47.153 ♪ The eyes upon you stare 636 00:54:48.328 --> 00:54:50.939 ♪ Upon your pieces 637 00:54:51.723 --> 00:54:54.247 ♪ Broken, lying there 638 00:54:55.248 --> 00:54:58.295 ♪ You're lost but do not care 639 00:54:59.078 --> 00:55:01.907 ♪ For one has found you 640 00:55:03.648 --> 00:55:06.738 ♪ And found what peace is 641 00:55:10.437 --> 00:55:14.267 ♪ But, alas, I cannot find 642 00:55:15.747 --> 00:55:18.706 ♪ Hollow in my mind 643 00:55:20.055 --> 00:55:23.276 ♪ The hollowness is mine 644 00:55:56.178 --> 00:55:58.180 [beeping] 645 00:55:58.616 --> 00:55:59.791 Hey, baby. 646 00:55:59.834 --> 00:56:01.923 Hey, momma, how are you? 647 00:56:01.967 --> 00:56:04.578 I'm alright. How's school going? 648 00:56:04.622 --> 00:56:06.275 [Rissa] Um, good? 649 00:56:06.319 --> 00:56:10.497 All A's except for the classes that I keep skipping. 650 00:56:10.976 --> 00:56:13.282 Oh, and how many is that? 651 00:56:14.283 --> 00:56:15.502 Like, four? 652 00:56:16.721 --> 00:56:18.375 Wow. 653 00:56:18.418 --> 00:56:21.160 -Okay? - Mella says hi. 654 00:56:21.943 --> 00:56:23.945 Hey, how's my little pumpkin-munchkin? 655 00:56:25.077 --> 00:56:27.296 She's good, she's here, she just... 656 00:56:29.298 --> 00:56:32.301 Oh, what's the matter? 657 00:56:34.434 --> 00:56:36.349 [sighs] Nothing. 658 00:56:36.393 --> 00:56:41.136 She just... she wants to be mad and maintain the intellectual integrity 659 00:56:41.180 --> 00:56:43.661 of her ten-year-old tantrum, apparently. 660 00:56:44.792 --> 00:56:49.928 Ten-year-old? Uh... 661 00:56:49.971 --> 00:56:52.452 Yep! I guess that explains that. 662 00:56:53.453 --> 00:56:54.846 I missed her birthday. 663 00:56:56.195 --> 00:56:58.893 Hey, I'm so sorry, baby. 664 00:56:59.894 --> 00:57:01.809 How can I make it up to you? Mella? 665 00:57:03.681 --> 00:57:05.987 Why didn't you text me? 666 00:57:06.031 --> 00:57:10.339 [laughs] Look, ma, I can't take responsibility for your relationships with your kids... 667 00:57:12.341 --> 00:57:15.432 so I'm just going to change the subject. 668 00:57:18.260 --> 00:57:24.441 - Uh, a recruiter came to school today... -[Mara] Hmm-hmm. 669 00:57:24.484 --> 00:57:26.704 ...for the Marines? 670 00:57:27.313 --> 00:57:29.184 It would mean free college, 671 00:57:29.228 --> 00:57:31.491 so I thought it might be worth looking into. 672 00:57:31.535 --> 00:57:34.189 No, you may not go to the Marines. 673 00:57:34.233 --> 00:57:35.321 [laughs] Huh? 674 00:57:36.409 --> 00:57:39.456 No, you may not join the Marines. 675 00:57:39.499 --> 00:57:42.197 So are you going to pay for my college tuition? 676 00:57:42.241 --> 00:57:45.026 Okay, first of all, watch that tone with me. I'm your mother. 677 00:57:45.592 --> 00:57:49.291 Oh, so I guess that respect principle only goes one way. 678 00:57:49.335 --> 00:57:51.598 Secondly, you know what I've sacrificed. 679 00:57:51.642 --> 00:57:53.382 You know what I've been through. 680 00:57:53.426 --> 00:57:55.297 You know that's not the life that I want for my daughters. 681 00:57:55.341 --> 00:57:57.735 -No. - Yeah, that's why I want to do it. 682 00:57:59.040 --> 00:58:01.521 No. You will not. 683 00:58:02.043 --> 00:58:02.914 [laughs] 684 00:58:07.745 --> 00:58:10.443 How do you know, huh? 685 00:58:10.487 --> 00:58:16.057 How do you know what I want? Uh, you're not around. All we do is skype once a week. 686 00:58:16.101 --> 00:58:20.888 Does that give us a relationship now? Huh, you know my life now? 687 00:58:21.846 --> 00:58:27.329 And... and what is so important that it keeps you in another city away from your kids? 688 00:58:27.373 --> 00:58:29.506 -Rissa. -[laughs] No, look. 689 00:58:33.292 --> 00:58:35.512 -Rissa, I... -[sighs] 690 00:58:37.470 --> 00:58:41.953 I... I promised myself that I wasn't going to get angry, so... 691 00:58:44.042 --> 00:58:45.478 -Rissa -- - I gotta go. 692 00:58:46.523 --> 00:58:49.047 -Rissa, wait. - I love you, momma. Bye. 693 00:58:50.048 --> 00:58:50.875 [beeps] 694 00:58:53.486 --> 00:58:56.663 [somber] music playing] 695 00:59:06.325 --> 00:59:08.066 Are you going to stand out here the whole time? 696 00:59:08.109 --> 00:59:10.721 -Yeah, it's called chivalry. -It's called creepy. 697 00:59:10.764 --> 00:59:12.636 And what are the other ladies gonna think? 698 00:59:12.679 --> 00:59:15.160 Look at that uncreepy, chivalrous, 699 00:59:15.203 --> 00:59:17.554 incredibly handsome gentleman of a guy. 700 00:59:18.119 --> 00:59:19.338 And what if I came to the ladies' room 701 00:59:19.381 --> 00:59:22.123 in the first place for a little privacy? 702 00:59:23.342 --> 00:59:26.171 -I'll just take a stroll. -Thank you. 703 00:59:27.041 --> 00:59:28.129 [door closes] 704 00:59:29.609 --> 00:59:32.786 [suspenseful music playing] 705 01:00:12.043 --> 01:00:13.000 [door opens] 706 01:00:14.959 --> 01:00:15.916 Wrong room, boys. 707 01:00:17.309 --> 01:00:18.571 Excuse me? 708 01:00:18.615 --> 01:00:20.051 [panting] 709 01:00:20.094 --> 01:00:23.097 [ominous music playing] 710 01:00:34.805 --> 01:00:37.590 You know who we are, little girl? 711 01:00:38.330 --> 01:00:40.071 The man ruining my night? 712 01:00:40.114 --> 01:00:44.379 About to ruin your night and, perhaps, a few other things. 713 01:00:47.121 --> 01:00:49.167 Now, there's no need to play coy. 714 01:00:51.299 --> 01:00:53.998 -How'd you find me? -You? 715 01:00:54.781 --> 01:00:56.478 Don't you mean us? 716 01:00:58.785 --> 01:01:01.005 Maybe you should ask that little friend of yours. 717 01:01:01.048 --> 01:01:06.663 She might be able to explain you how this brought us to you. 718 01:01:08.447 --> 01:01:12.973 As the old book says, "An eye for an eye." 719 01:01:13.017 --> 01:01:15.628 -[knocking on door] -[Deon] Hey, baby, need a search party in there? 720 01:01:16.498 --> 01:01:17.891 What the hell? 721 01:01:19.588 --> 01:01:20.851 [groans] 722 01:01:24.289 --> 01:01:28.772 [breathing heavily] 723 01:01:28.815 --> 01:01:31.905 [groans] 724 01:01:33.777 --> 01:01:35.822 [grunting] 725 01:01:38.390 --> 01:01:41.654 [breathing heavily] 726 01:01:43.787 --> 01:01:44.657 [thuds] 727 01:01:56.408 --> 01:02:00.194 [jarring indication] 728 01:02:04.416 --> 01:02:07.941 [jarring indication] 729 01:02:20.432 --> 01:02:24.218 [breathing heavily] 730 01:02:27.656 --> 01:02:30.094 [beeping] 731 01:02:38.493 --> 01:02:43.760 Please, please, please, please, oh, please, please come to the mall bathroom. 732 01:02:43.803 --> 01:02:47.154 Please, my boyfriend... my boyfriend's been stabbed, 733 01:02:47.198 --> 01:02:49.722 please, please, please come quick. 734 01:02:51.550 --> 01:02:54.118 Hey... Oh, my God! 735 01:02:54.161 --> 01:02:57.774 Oh, my... Oh, my God! Please. 736 01:02:57.817 --> 01:03:00.864 Please don't do this to me. Please don't do this. 737 01:03:01.560 --> 01:03:04.258 -You called me your boyfriend. -[laughs] 738 01:03:06.652 --> 01:03:12.049 Hey. Hey. Hey, hey, hey, listen to me. 739 01:03:12.092 --> 01:03:14.225 Listen to me. 740 01:03:14.268 --> 01:03:16.140 You can't tell them about me. 741 01:03:17.881 --> 01:03:20.187 Please. Please, you can't, you can't tell them about me. 742 01:03:20.231 --> 01:03:22.929 -Tell... tell... tell who? -The police. 743 01:03:23.756 --> 01:03:26.367 The police. You can't tell them about me. 744 01:03:26.411 --> 01:03:30.110 What? What are you talking... What? 745 01:03:30.154 --> 01:03:32.896 [crying] 746 01:03:32.939 --> 01:03:34.811 [breathing heavily] 747 01:03:35.724 --> 01:03:38.379 You're the best thing that's ever happened to me. 748 01:03:44.385 --> 01:03:50.043 Just... Just stay awake, okay? 749 01:03:51.262 --> 01:03:52.393 Okay? 750 01:03:52.437 --> 01:03:53.264 [whimpers] 751 01:03:55.266 --> 01:03:56.745 Just stay awake. 752 01:04:09.933 --> 01:04:12.457 [heavy breathing] 753 01:04:21.683 --> 01:04:22.510 [door closes] 754 01:04:24.295 --> 01:04:25.992 [panting] 755 01:04:31.084 --> 01:04:32.346 [Atona] Knock-knock. 756 01:04:35.828 --> 01:04:36.829 Hey. 757 01:04:38.396 --> 01:04:42.487 -[Purna] Hey. -It's a nice place. 758 01:04:44.315 --> 01:04:45.969 How many floors has this place got? 759 01:04:47.187 --> 01:04:49.537 -12. -Geesh. 760 01:04:51.235 --> 01:04:52.889 I have something for you. 761 01:04:56.501 --> 01:04:58.155 I can't help you. 762 01:04:59.199 --> 01:05:01.114 The Freeman Society is giving millions 763 01:05:01.158 --> 01:05:04.596 to a senatorial candidate known for misogyny and abuse. 764 01:05:04.639 --> 01:05:06.467 And it's not just the senator. 765 01:05:06.511 --> 01:05:09.949 It's Attorney Generals, it's representatives, it's judges. 766 01:05:13.213 --> 01:05:16.913 It's, uh... it's private photographs of women, 767 01:05:16.956 --> 01:05:18.915 taken without their permission, 768 01:05:18.958 --> 01:05:22.222 circulated without their permission. 769 01:05:26.226 --> 01:05:28.228 It's... look, it's this, 770 01:05:28.272 --> 01:05:33.146 a ranking system rating women by who's the most screwable. 771 01:05:34.843 --> 01:05:37.977 I've got the handwriting, I've got the photographs, 772 01:05:38.021 --> 01:05:40.240 I've got names, and you don't want the scoop? 773 01:05:42.112 --> 01:05:43.287 What's going on here? 774 01:05:43.330 --> 01:05:45.332 Atona, I haven't heard from you in years. 775 01:05:46.681 --> 01:05:48.161 And then you call out of nowhere? 776 01:05:48.205 --> 01:05:50.076 Where have you been? 777 01:05:53.297 --> 01:05:56.256 -Busy? -I can see that. 778 01:05:56.822 --> 01:05:58.650 Congratulations. 779 01:06:01.131 --> 01:06:03.220 -I can't take it. -Why not? 780 01:06:03.263 --> 01:06:08.051 Because, uh, it's not smart. 781 01:06:09.313 --> 01:06:10.488 Smart? 782 01:06:11.576 --> 01:06:14.448 I don't understand why you'd risk this. 783 01:06:15.101 --> 01:06:18.583 I finally found something that makes me whole again. 784 01:06:18.626 --> 01:06:20.237 Something I believe in. 785 01:06:21.629 --> 01:06:22.935 I get that. 786 01:06:23.675 --> 01:06:26.504 I don't understand why you'd risk this. 787 01:06:33.859 --> 01:06:37.341 I need this world to be one that I'm not afraid for this kid to grow up in. 788 01:06:40.909 --> 01:06:42.650 There's no getting around that. 789 01:06:48.221 --> 01:06:54.619 Atona... is it a boy or a girl? 790 01:06:58.057 --> 01:06:59.145 It's a surprise. 791 01:07:03.976 --> 01:07:05.891 [sighs] 792 01:07:14.030 --> 01:07:18.295 [beeping] 793 01:07:18.817 --> 01:07:20.993 [screams] 794 01:07:26.607 --> 01:07:29.045 [struggling] 795 01:07:34.137 --> 01:07:37.836 [panting] 796 01:07:44.973 --> 01:07:47.976 [ominous music playing] 797 01:09:21.069 --> 01:09:24.203 -A lot of grit, you ladies. -Who are you? 798 01:09:25.944 --> 01:09:27.163 I think you know who I am. 799 01:09:30.296 --> 01:09:33.821 You and that journalist girl, 800 01:09:33.865 --> 01:09:35.867 close friends as I understand it? 801 01:09:38.086 --> 01:09:43.701 Believe me, it took a lot of coaxing to persuade her to turn you away. 802 01:09:46.530 --> 01:09:48.488 You could say we just got there first. 803 01:09:51.665 --> 01:09:53.711 So how many girls have you gone through? 804 01:09:54.233 --> 01:09:57.889 -How many teams? -I haven't gone through anybody. 805 01:09:58.498 --> 01:09:59.891 People move away. 806 01:10:02.285 --> 01:10:03.155 Sure. 807 01:10:07.115 --> 01:10:10.467 Atona Alamon. Psychiatrist. 808 01:10:11.511 --> 01:10:14.993 PhD in Cycles of Abuse. 809 01:10:18.301 --> 01:10:22.609 So you landed on a pretty liberal philosophy of social action, huh? 810 01:10:22.653 --> 01:10:25.221 To abuse the abuser? 811 01:10:26.047 --> 01:10:28.224 I don't believe in any kind of abuse. 812 01:10:30.269 --> 01:10:35.187 Then what do you call this thing that you do? 813 01:10:35.622 --> 01:10:39.626 Men disappearing in the middle of the night, turning up dead? 814 01:10:40.801 --> 01:10:42.281 And not just a few here and there. 815 01:10:43.369 --> 01:10:44.631 Self-defense. 816 01:10:46.677 --> 01:10:47.591 Right. 817 01:10:48.853 --> 01:10:52.248 To defend one woman is to defend all women. 818 01:10:53.074 --> 01:10:54.467 I was defending myself. 819 01:10:54.511 --> 01:10:58.732 It's not self-defense. It's a preemptive strike. 820 01:10:58.776 --> 01:11:02.649 No, it's not preemptive. 821 01:11:02.693 --> 01:11:05.913 In many cases, it's far, far too late. 822 01:11:06.653 --> 01:11:11.136 Call it what you will but you are playing with fire, girl. 823 01:11:12.529 --> 01:11:14.966 And this shit will get you killed. 824 01:11:17.447 --> 01:11:18.752 Better me than another woman. 825 01:11:22.147 --> 01:11:23.540 Not into Darwin, I guess? 826 01:11:24.889 --> 01:11:28.284 If you want to stop us, why not just kill me? 827 01:11:30.503 --> 01:11:35.856 You really don't understand us pig-headed chauvinists like you think you do, huh? 828 01:11:45.388 --> 01:11:51.132 I... don't want to kill you. 829 01:11:53.700 --> 01:11:57.008 I want to watch you lose. 830 01:12:00.054 --> 01:12:05.756 I want to ravage your mind by decimating your team, 831 01:12:05.799 --> 01:12:08.672 and I want to watch it destroy you. 832 01:12:11.152 --> 01:12:16.244 So I'm going to say this once, real slow. 833 01:12:18.421 --> 01:12:23.295 Stop, or I will kill every one of your girls, 834 01:12:23.339 --> 01:12:24.688 including that one. 835 01:12:29.954 --> 01:12:33.349 [ominous music playing] 836 01:13:36.281 --> 01:13:39.632 Where were you guys? Why the emergency messages? 837 01:13:42.505 --> 01:13:44.071 [Atona] We're wrapping up here. 838 01:13:48.902 --> 01:13:51.296 What? I just got here. 839 01:13:52.819 --> 01:13:53.820 No. 840 01:13:54.995 --> 01:13:56.388 I mean, for good. 841 01:13:58.390 --> 01:14:00.348 -We're done. -[Shelsie] Done? 842 01:14:05.397 --> 01:14:07.791 [Atona] We've gotta get out of town. Different cities. 843 01:14:07.834 --> 01:14:10.924 I'm... I'm gonna be out of the country for a while. 844 01:14:14.188 --> 01:14:15.407 How long is a while? 845 01:14:19.324 --> 01:14:20.281 [Atona] Thank you, ladies. 846 01:14:22.327 --> 01:14:24.895 It's been the greatest honor of my life to protect and serve with you all. 847 01:14:28.812 --> 01:14:32.816 No. No, this is all wrong. You can't leave? 848 01:14:32.859 --> 01:14:35.427 This city needs you, these women need you. 849 01:14:37.298 --> 01:14:39.823 We don't have a choice. 850 01:14:40.388 --> 01:14:41.999 [thuds] 851 01:14:44.349 --> 01:14:45.916 So, we'll be more careful. 852 01:14:49.789 --> 01:14:53.576 -We're way past that. -I don't understand. 853 01:14:53.619 --> 01:14:55.795 You don't understand. 854 01:14:58.319 --> 01:14:59.756 Tell us what happened. 855 01:15:03.586 --> 01:15:05.022 What happened? 856 01:15:07.894 --> 01:15:09.330 I was running. 857 01:15:14.161 --> 01:15:15.946 We had screwed up and they were after us. 858 01:15:18.688 --> 01:15:20.951 They were close and I didn't know if I could shake them. 859 01:15:23.606 --> 01:15:26.609 [panting] 860 01:15:29.612 --> 01:15:32.702 I didn't... I didn't know what to do. 861 01:15:46.063 --> 01:15:47.020 Why didn't you tell us? 862 01:15:50.110 --> 01:15:51.895 It doesn't make a difference now. 863 01:15:55.159 --> 01:15:57.553 Wait! Wait, wait. 864 01:16:03.863 --> 01:16:07.214 You think you know who I was when you found me, but you don't. 865 01:16:08.259 --> 01:16:09.260 How could you? 866 01:16:10.478 --> 01:16:11.828 I keep everyone out. 867 01:16:18.617 --> 01:16:20.750 It wasn't my fiancé beating me. 868 01:16:26.146 --> 01:16:27.278 It was my dad. 869 01:16:30.281 --> 01:16:33.458 The one who crossed the line, who did things. 870 01:16:36.026 --> 01:16:39.116 One day I just snapped. [sobs] 871 01:16:42.902 --> 01:16:46.993 He... he started... 872 01:16:48.647 --> 01:16:50.301 taking off my pants. 873 01:16:54.000 --> 01:16:56.524 I pushed him back. I warned him. 874 01:16:58.309 --> 01:16:59.919 But he came at me anyway. 875 01:17:03.531 --> 01:17:04.881 And I hit him. 876 01:17:09.233 --> 01:17:12.410 I just... didn't mean to hit him so hard. 877 01:17:16.283 --> 01:17:19.939 And, of course, my mom walks in right then, and sees he's bleeding out. 878 01:17:19.983 --> 01:17:22.638 [crying] 879 01:17:24.161 --> 01:17:25.684 Never there when I needed her, 880 01:17:25.728 --> 01:17:30.950 but there to witness my lowest, lowest moment. 881 01:17:30.994 --> 01:17:32.169 Mom. 882 01:17:32.212 --> 01:17:33.561 I tried to tell her. 883 01:17:35.302 --> 01:17:37.914 But she never believed me, she never listened. 884 01:17:37.957 --> 01:17:39.611 -[Ki] You're lying! -No! 885 01:17:40.568 --> 01:17:42.483 She wouldn't believe what happened. 886 01:17:45.748 --> 01:17:46.966 She jumped on me. [crying] 887 01:17:47.010 --> 01:17:48.272 [groans] 888 01:17:48.315 --> 01:17:50.230 [Shelsie] Mom, stop! 889 01:17:50.274 --> 01:17:51.884 She tried to kill me. 890 01:17:51.928 --> 01:17:54.060 [crying] She's literally choking me to death, 891 01:17:54.104 --> 01:17:56.019 so I reach for anything I can grab to get her off me. 892 01:17:56.062 --> 01:17:58.151 [groans] 893 01:17:58.195 --> 01:17:59.065 [thuds] 894 01:18:02.590 --> 01:18:03.679 Mom? 895 01:18:05.289 --> 01:18:06.464 I knock her out. 896 01:18:06.943 --> 01:18:08.553 [crying] 897 01:18:08.596 --> 01:18:10.207 [Shelsie] Mom. 898 01:18:16.866 --> 01:18:20.608 So, when I joined this group, it's not because... 899 01:18:21.087 --> 01:18:23.568 I don't give a crap about justice. I needed a family! 900 01:18:24.134 --> 01:18:26.832 You became that family. You're who I needed. 901 01:18:26.876 --> 01:18:30.880 I still need you. I couldn't risk losing that. I couldn't tell you. 902 01:18:40.019 --> 01:18:43.980 [somber music playing] 903 01:18:55.818 --> 01:18:57.689 So, what, you're just leaving? 904 01:19:05.784 --> 01:19:07.351 [Atona] It's gonna be a girl. 905 01:19:18.754 --> 01:19:21.800 Mara, you can't leave. These assholes can't beat you. 906 01:19:21.844 --> 01:19:23.933 I mean, you're Army, you're Special Ops. 907 01:19:27.066 --> 01:19:28.111 It doesn't matter... 908 01:19:29.677 --> 01:19:35.031 if your brothers outnumber you and hold you down. 909 01:19:36.380 --> 01:19:37.207 What? 910 01:19:41.472 --> 01:19:46.259 I was 19 when it happened the first time. 911 01:19:48.174 --> 01:19:51.482 Mara, did you... did you report it? 912 01:19:53.179 --> 01:19:54.006 Yeah. 913 01:19:57.618 --> 01:20:00.752 This world is not meant for women who speak up. 914 01:20:02.928 --> 01:20:07.411 But, I mean, you bounced back, you're here, you're unbreakable! 915 01:20:08.194 --> 01:20:09.500 I guess not. 916 01:20:15.245 --> 01:20:19.249 [tranquil music playing] 917 01:21:13.520 --> 01:21:19.962 [telephone ringing] 918 01:21:26.664 --> 01:21:27.708 [beeps] 919 01:21:31.625 --> 01:21:32.888 Hey, Mom. 920 01:21:34.498 --> 01:21:36.543 Um, I... 921 01:21:41.548 --> 01:21:42.375 [sighs] 922 01:21:55.127 --> 01:21:56.781 [Shelsie] The Earth is full of monsters. 923 01:21:59.175 --> 01:22:01.264 We're all stumbling around in the dark. 924 01:22:03.179 --> 01:22:05.398 And we don't know whether they find us, 925 01:22:05.442 --> 01:22:10.316 or if by some happenstance of stumbling, we find them. 926 01:22:16.192 --> 01:22:19.238 But worse than being found and devoured 927 01:22:20.979 --> 01:22:23.025 is the danger of becoming one of them, 928 01:22:24.765 --> 01:22:31.381 the haters and the participators in doing wrong or doing nothing. 929 01:22:32.730 --> 01:22:33.949 So... 930 01:22:35.907 --> 01:22:40.172 Be careful if you lift a finger to harm one who trusts you. 931 01:22:40.216 --> 01:22:41.739 Someone is watching. 932 01:22:43.219 --> 01:22:46.178 Think hard before you lose control 933 01:22:47.005 --> 01:22:49.355 because if she's limping, I'll see it. 934 01:22:49.399 --> 01:22:51.749 If she's bruised, I'll know. 935 01:22:51.792 --> 01:22:55.579 And if she doesn't show her face for days, that's even worse. 936 01:22:56.580 --> 01:23:00.976 So you better pray to God, your lady doesn't trip and fall... 937 01:23:03.021 --> 01:23:04.936 because there won't be hell to pay. 938 01:23:06.198 --> 01:23:09.332 There'll be you and me. 939 01:23:12.204 --> 01:23:16.295 I came to this looking for a family, needing a family, 940 01:23:16.339 --> 01:23:17.993 demanding a family, 941 01:23:18.906 --> 01:23:21.039 expecting someone else to protect it. 942 01:23:23.650 --> 01:23:26.131 And now I've destroyed the family I'm closest to. 943 01:23:32.311 --> 01:23:34.966 But I'm not alone in this world. 944 01:23:36.881 --> 01:23:40.754 Now, I realize a family that was here all along... 945 01:23:41.973 --> 01:23:43.801 even if they don't know I'm here. 946 01:23:46.282 --> 01:23:49.241 Now, I will be the one to protect them... 947 01:23:51.678 --> 01:23:53.028 My sisters. 948 01:23:53.593 --> 01:23:57.467 [ominous music playing] 949 01:24:31.501 --> 01:24:34.765 So, I was like, "Why not? Let's do it in 24 hours. 950 01:24:34.808 --> 01:24:38.203 Let's do a full feature film in 24 hours. I am with it." 951 01:24:38.247 --> 01:24:42.686 Oh, and then he's like, "Guys, I got a thing to say. 952 01:24:42.729 --> 01:24:44.818 We're going to do it in a day." And I was like, "Eh?" 953 01:24:47.386 --> 01:24:50.128 I didn't think it would come off in one day. 954 01:24:50.172 --> 01:24:51.956 I was like there's going to be some pickup shots, 955 01:24:51.999 --> 01:24:54.306 you know, things will spill over, things will run late. 956 01:24:54.350 --> 01:24:55.699 We'll run out of time. 957 01:24:55.742 --> 01:24:57.614 I didn't know what to expect. 958 01:24:57.657 --> 01:25:02.836 I didn't... I had never done a shoot that was, you know, so ambitious. 959 01:25:02.880 --> 01:25:07.102 And he said he wanted to do a feature film in a day and I was like, "Okay." 960 01:25:07.145 --> 01:25:08.320 [laughing] 961 01:25:08.364 --> 01:25:09.843 I just didn't... I thought... 962 01:25:09.887 --> 01:25:12.411 like it takes days to shoot a five-second commercial. 963 01:25:12.455 --> 01:25:15.022 So, I was like, "How, who, what?" 964 01:25:15.066 --> 01:25:20.071 I thought, "Can that be done?" I mean, I don't know. 965 01:25:20.115 --> 01:25:23.248 I thought movies took like months and months to film. 966 01:25:23.292 --> 01:25:27.644 Yeah, I was, uh, shocked. I was like, "That's insane." 967 01:25:27.687 --> 01:25:31.604 When he said to me, "Hey, we're going to do this feature film in one day." 968 01:25:31.648 --> 01:25:35.652 I was like, "It's not possible." Uh, I don't know what... 969 01:25:35.695 --> 01:25:38.176 I don't know what's going to happen, but... 970 01:25:38.220 --> 01:25:42.528 Immediately I think I was just like, "What? 24 hours. 971 01:25:42.572 --> 01:25:44.356 Like the... you can't! No." 972 01:25:44.400 --> 01:25:46.967 I was watching. I knew that it was a really truncated time frame, 973 01:25:47.011 --> 01:25:49.535 but I did not know it was 24 hours. That was intense. 974 01:25:49.579 --> 01:25:51.668 Then when he told me that the entire thing was shot 975 01:25:51.711 --> 01:25:54.671 in like the course of a weekend or 24 hours, 976 01:25:54.714 --> 01:25:56.760 I was very blown away. 977 01:25:56.803 --> 01:25:59.328 I definitely was not sure how he was going to pull it off 978 01:25:59.371 --> 01:26:03.593 because he was talking about how we're going to shoot this all in a day. 979 01:26:06.248 --> 01:26:08.641 And I was like and probably said what a lot of people said, 980 01:26:08.685 --> 01:26:10.730 which is, "You're crazy, I don't know how you're going to do that. 981 01:26:10.774 --> 01:26:12.819 Um, but if anybody can do it, it's you." 982 01:26:12.863 --> 01:26:15.692 It was really cool, like I'd never, nobody... 983 01:26:15.735 --> 01:26:18.434 I've never talked to anybody who even attempted that before. 984 01:26:18.477 --> 01:26:22.089 I was like, "Uh, what?" 985 01:26:22.133 --> 01:26:24.483 My expectations going into the day were that 986 01:26:24.527 --> 01:26:26.485 "There's no way that we're going to be able to make this happen." 987 01:26:26.529 --> 01:26:31.142 My expectations were, "We won't be able to do it." [laughs] 988 01:26:31.186 --> 01:26:36.626 I think my biggest stress was I really expected my baby to come early. 989 01:26:36.669 --> 01:26:41.544 And the actors really blew me away in that we would do a take and I would just sit there 990 01:26:41.587 --> 01:26:43.894 and be like they did the entire scene, top to bottom. 991 01:26:43.937 --> 01:26:46.462 And then, uh, and then we did it. 992 01:26:46.505 --> 01:26:49.987 And I think it was incredible because I really expected it to be a shit show. 993 01:26:50.030 --> 01:26:53.382 It totally like shaped my perspective of possibilities. 994 01:26:53.425 --> 01:26:54.687 It gave me the confidence to say like, 995 01:26:54.731 --> 01:26:58.256 "Okay, so it is possible to produce feature film, 996 01:26:58.300 --> 01:27:02.086 cinematic quality storytelling on a very limited timeframe." 997 01:27:02.129 --> 01:27:04.131 The energy was super positive. 998 01:27:04.175 --> 01:27:07.265 The story needed to be told and so it had this urgency. 999 01:27:07.309 --> 01:27:11.138 And so that's where the idea came from, like the story needs to be told ASAP. 1000 01:27:11.182 --> 01:27:12.792 We don't have three years. 1001 01:27:12.836 --> 01:27:15.055 [interviewer] Uh, last question. Are you ready for the sequel? 1002 01:27:15.491 --> 01:27:16.492 No. 1003 01:27:16.535 --> 01:27:20.060 [laughing] 1004 01:27:20.104 --> 01:27:22.889 Especially when I can rely on those other three women. 1005 01:27:22.933 --> 01:27:25.327 [laughs] I just had a baby. 1006 01:27:25.370 --> 01:27:29.026 And having to be such a female led thing is really... 1007 01:27:29.069 --> 01:27:32.334 it's just so like, it's just so nice. 1008 01:27:32.377 --> 01:27:36.860 We found that... that sisterhood, ultimately, you know. 1009 01:27:36.903 --> 01:27:38.775 And... and so at the... 1010 01:27:38.818 --> 01:27:41.212 You know, even when the cameras were off, it was just like, 1011 01:27:41.256 --> 01:27:42.996 "Okay, great, you guys want to go get food?" 1012 01:27:43.040 --> 01:27:44.607 Or, "Hey, you want a ride home?" 1013 01:27:44.650 --> 01:27:45.956 Or it was just... 1014 01:27:45.999 --> 01:27:49.568 We were actually sisters in the end of it all. 1015 01:27:51.396 --> 01:27:55.052 [ominous music playing]