WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.BZ 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.BZ 3 00:00:22.848 --> 00:00:24.589 [dramatic music rises] 4 00:01:08.285 --> 00:01:10.200 [pistol cocks] 5 00:01:11.810 --> 00:01:12.942 [man] Nance. 6 00:01:13.029 --> 00:01:14.335 -[Nance] Back up. -[man] Nance. 7 00:01:14.422 --> 00:01:15.553 [Nance] Back up! 8 00:01:17.773 --> 00:01:19.035 Aim it at me. 9 00:01:21.255 --> 00:01:22.256 Aim it at me. 10 00:01:22.343 --> 00:01:23.344 [gunshot] 11 00:01:23.431 --> 00:01:24.562 Fuck, Nance. 12 00:01:27.174 --> 00:01:28.653 Next one's in your chest. 13 00:01:31.178 --> 00:01:32.353 Ten... 14 00:01:32.440 --> 00:01:34.006 -nine... -Nance, don't. 15 00:01:34.094 --> 00:01:35.095 ...eight. 16 00:01:35.182 --> 00:01:36.357 No, I don't want this. 17 00:01:36.444 --> 00:01:37.793 ...seven, six, 18 00:01:37.880 --> 00:01:39.316 five, four... 19 00:01:39.403 --> 00:01:40.883 -Nance. -Aim it at me! 20 00:01:40.970 --> 00:01:42.014 Nance. 21 00:01:42.102 --> 00:01:43.364 -...three, two... -No, no. 22 00:01:43.451 --> 00:01:44.539 -Nance! -...one. 23 00:01:44.626 --> 00:01:45.888 -Nance! -[gunshot] 24 00:01:54.505 --> 00:01:56.116 [dramatic music playing] 25 00:02:13.742 --> 00:02:15.047 [steam hissing] 26 00:02:32.674 --> 00:02:34.284 [clink clink] 27 00:02:42.031 --> 00:02:44.120 [clinking] 28 00:04:07.029 --> 00:04:08.639 [Diana] Okay, so after this... 29 00:04:08.726 --> 00:04:11.163 -Mm-hmm. -...you need four A bolts. 30 00:04:11.251 --> 00:04:13.470 -Oh, fuck. -And 24 D bolts! 31 00:04:13.557 --> 00:04:15.167 [chuckling] So fun! 32 00:04:16.865 --> 00:04:18.519 I'm sorry we're stealing your room. 33 00:04:18.606 --> 00:04:20.434 No, look, I'm happy in Jesse's room. 34 00:04:21.304 --> 00:04:22.958 You might have to get me out of here. 35 00:04:23.045 --> 00:04:24.394 I think I'm stuck. 36 00:04:25.656 --> 00:04:28.137 -Oh no. Now you know how I feel. -[snorts] 37 00:04:28.224 --> 00:04:30.139 -Love you. 38 00:04:32.402 --> 00:04:34.230 All right, see you next time. 39 00:04:46.721 --> 00:04:48.810 [computer chiming] 40 00:04:55.947 --> 00:04:57.645 -Hey. -[Jesse, on computer] Hi, Mom. 41 00:04:57.732 --> 00:04:58.689 I miss you. 42 00:04:59.821 --> 00:05:02.127 I miss you, too. 43 00:05:02.214 --> 00:05:04.782 Hey, the nursery's finished. It looks nice. 44 00:05:06.218 --> 00:05:07.959 Di is moving in next week. 45 00:05:08.046 --> 00:05:09.657 The baby's coming. 46 00:05:09.744 --> 00:05:12.007 -Yeah. -You're gonna be a great dad. 47 00:05:15.271 --> 00:05:16.794 You think so? 48 00:05:16.881 --> 00:05:18.361 I know so. 49 00:05:20.145 --> 00:05:21.277 I don't know. 50 00:05:22.539 --> 00:05:23.627 Uh... 51 00:05:24.367 --> 00:05:25.325 You okay? 52 00:05:28.110 --> 00:05:29.720 It's weird, you know? 53 00:05:29.807 --> 00:05:30.765 At home... 54 00:05:32.549 --> 00:05:34.943 everyone thinks they know what's going on 55 00:05:35.030 --> 00:05:37.598 in the world, but, you know, 56 00:05:37.685 --> 00:05:39.164 they don't know shit. 57 00:05:39.251 --> 00:05:40.601 We don't know shit. 58 00:05:41.384 --> 00:05:42.777 Oh, yeah, I don't mean you. 59 00:05:42.864 --> 00:05:44.431 You don't mean I don't know shit? 60 00:05:44.518 --> 00:05:47.347 No, I mean, me, everyone, all of us. 61 00:05:47.434 --> 00:05:48.957 -Does that make sense? -Yeah. 62 00:05:49.044 --> 00:05:51.525 But the military, they know what they're doing, so... 63 00:05:53.440 --> 00:05:54.441 you're safe. 64 00:05:55.964 --> 00:05:58.401 Yeah, it's just that we were out on patrol. 65 00:06:00.185 --> 00:06:03.014 No idea why we left Jalalabad to begin with. 66 00:06:06.235 --> 00:06:07.758 Our target's some low-rank Taliban guy. 67 00:06:07.845 --> 00:06:09.281 Anybody got eyes on? 68 00:06:09.369 --> 00:06:10.935 None of us really knows why we're sitting ducks 69 00:06:11.022 --> 00:06:12.850 for a paper boy, but here we are. 70 00:06:14.243 --> 00:06:16.506 The only people with cell phones are rich people 71 00:06:16.593 --> 00:06:18.029 and the Taliban. 72 00:06:18.116 --> 00:06:20.467 In the city, cell phones call fathers and wives. 73 00:06:20.554 --> 00:06:22.860 Up here, they detonate bombs. 74 00:06:23.644 --> 00:06:25.515 You see a guy in shabby clothes and a Samsung, 75 00:06:25.602 --> 00:06:26.821 you shoot him on the spot. 76 00:06:26.908 --> 00:06:29.476 One o'clock, 250 meters. 77 00:06:29.563 --> 00:06:30.912 Fighting-age male. 78 00:06:30.999 --> 00:06:32.217 He's got a phone. 79 00:06:32.304 --> 00:06:33.828 [man] I got him. 80 00:06:33.915 --> 00:06:35.133 [gunshots] 81 00:06:35.786 --> 00:06:37.701 [indistinct shouting] 82 00:06:37.788 --> 00:06:39.137 Oh, fuck. 83 00:06:39.224 --> 00:06:40.400 -Hey, hey! -[man] Light 'em up! 84 00:06:44.316 --> 00:06:46.144 But it's not your usual we-shoot-you-shoot thing. 85 00:06:47.929 --> 00:06:49.321 We never see them, 86 00:06:49.409 --> 00:06:50.758 and their bullets aren't anywhere near us. 87 00:06:52.237 --> 00:06:53.325 And the pattern's weird. 88 00:06:53.413 --> 00:06:54.805 They wait for us to shoot 89 00:06:54.892 --> 00:06:56.024 so they can shoot at the same time. 90 00:06:56.111 --> 00:06:57.112 So we test it. 91 00:06:57.199 --> 00:06:58.896 [gunshots] 92 00:07:02.552 --> 00:07:05.947 We play Jingle Bells with our gunfire, and so do they. 93 00:07:06.687 --> 00:07:08.558 It's all just the echo off the mountains. 94 00:07:10.778 --> 00:07:12.867 We still don't know if they even fired at us, 95 00:07:12.954 --> 00:07:14.346 or if they were even there. 96 00:07:19.047 --> 00:07:20.875 I don't know, maybe I shouldn't have said anything 97 00:07:20.962 --> 00:07:22.442 when I saw the guy, but I had to. 98 00:07:22.529 --> 00:07:23.617 It's my job. 99 00:07:23.704 --> 00:07:25.575 Oh, you did the right thing. 100 00:07:26.271 --> 00:07:27.577 You probably saved all their lives. 101 00:07:27.664 --> 00:07:28.709 -You think so? -Yeah. 102 00:07:29.971 --> 00:07:31.015 No. 103 00:07:31.102 --> 00:07:32.843 I-I think you did. 104 00:07:32.930 --> 00:07:35.237 Your gunfire probably scared 'em away. 105 00:07:36.586 --> 00:07:38.414 Mom, it doesn't-- doesn't work like that. 106 00:07:38.501 --> 00:07:39.850 I'm just saying you did your job. 107 00:07:39.937 --> 00:07:41.765 You did it great. You should get a medal. 108 00:07:41.852 --> 00:07:42.897 I would give you a medal. 109 00:07:42.984 --> 00:07:44.202 A medal? 110 00:07:44.768 --> 00:07:45.987 -Yes. -No, no. 111 00:07:46.074 --> 00:07:47.379 I don't deserve a medal. 112 00:07:48.250 --> 00:07:49.251 [low] I don't... 113 00:07:50.600 --> 00:07:51.775 How's Mr. Fish? 114 00:07:51.862 --> 00:07:54.604 -Uh, Mr. Fish is great. -Yeah? 115 00:07:54.691 --> 00:07:55.779 Take care of him. 116 00:07:55.866 --> 00:07:58.434 We're just sitting here, 117 00:07:58.521 --> 00:07:59.783 waiting for you. 118 00:08:03.961 --> 00:08:07.878 Think we're going back out there again tomorrow. 119 00:08:10.054 --> 00:08:12.056 I'm losing you. The Wi-Fi's really shit here. 120 00:08:12.143 --> 00:08:13.318 No, I can see you. 121 00:08:14.015 --> 00:08:15.103 -Mom? -Yeah. 122 00:08:17.105 --> 00:08:18.410 Hey. 123 00:08:21.022 --> 00:08:22.197 Jesse? 124 00:08:23.764 --> 00:08:25.200 Hey, can you hear me? 125 00:08:29.683 --> 00:08:30.771 Shit. 126 00:08:51.269 --> 00:08:52.357 [Rick] Hey, Nance. 127 00:08:52.444 --> 00:08:53.750 What's up? 128 00:08:53.837 --> 00:08:55.143 Hold up a second. 129 00:08:55.230 --> 00:08:57.014 What? I have to get this done. 130 00:08:57.101 --> 00:08:59.930 Accounting said I had to let one person go, 131 00:09:00.017 --> 00:09:03.455 and I decided it should be you because, you know, 132 00:09:03.543 --> 00:09:07.808 well, we're sort of friends, and I figured you'd understand. 133 00:09:07.895 --> 00:09:09.070 [blows raspberry] 134 00:09:09.636 --> 00:09:11.072 It's a gift card. 135 00:09:11.159 --> 00:09:12.552 My in-laws gave it to me 136 00:09:12.639 --> 00:09:14.162 for the gun range up in the mountains. 137 00:09:14.249 --> 00:09:15.642 I know you don't care for it, 138 00:09:15.729 --> 00:09:17.644 but it's time you learn how to shoot these things. 139 00:09:17.731 --> 00:09:19.559 I don't care for it, but... 140 00:09:20.734 --> 00:09:22.170 -Really appreciate it. -You should try it. 141 00:09:22.257 --> 00:09:23.998 Whenever my wife gives me my balls back, 142 00:09:24.085 --> 00:09:25.782 I just go up there, and I shoot paper people, 143 00:09:25.869 --> 00:09:27.523 and I'm the boss again, you know? 144 00:09:28.263 --> 00:09:31.483 Of course, it's still snowing up there, you know? 145 00:09:32.136 --> 00:09:33.181 Oh. 146 00:09:33.268 --> 00:09:34.486 Ah, that's good. 147 00:09:34.574 --> 00:09:36.271 What'd you do this weekend? 148 00:09:36.358 --> 00:09:41.015 I turned the smoker up to 175, and I marinated some wings, 149 00:09:41.102 --> 00:09:42.451 and boom, flavor country. 150 00:09:42.538 --> 00:09:44.496 I mean, those wings were chuggable. 151 00:09:44.584 --> 00:09:46.455 Yeah, Jesse hates wings. He says it's weird 152 00:09:46.542 --> 00:09:48.413 swallowing the flight of all those birds. 153 00:09:48.500 --> 00:09:49.676 Huh. 154 00:09:50.894 --> 00:09:52.722 Yeah, wait, you heard from him? 155 00:09:53.636 --> 00:09:55.507 Yeah, I-- I spoke to him last night. 156 00:09:55.595 --> 00:09:56.944 He's halfway to coming home. 157 00:09:57.031 --> 00:09:58.249 Oh, wonderful. 158 00:09:58.336 --> 00:10:00.208 Well... Well, you hit the range, 159 00:10:00.295 --> 00:10:01.775 and then he won't come home 160 00:10:01.862 --> 00:10:04.212 and find his mom still a scaredy-cat with the guns. 161 00:10:04.299 --> 00:10:05.343 Mm-hmm. See you, Rick. 162 00:10:05.430 --> 00:10:06.475 See you. 163 00:10:13.700 --> 00:10:15.745 ♪ Chase the wind ♪ 164 00:10:15.832 --> 00:10:18.400 ♪ Under the sun ♪ 165 00:10:18.487 --> 00:10:19.836 ♪ Aim to win ♪ 166 00:10:19.923 --> 00:10:23.013 ♪ Yeah, but never won ♪ 167 00:10:23.100 --> 00:10:25.363 ♪ The sun rises ♪ 168 00:10:26.408 --> 00:10:29.106 ♪ Set again ♪ 169 00:10:29.193 --> 00:10:30.368 [Nance] See you tomorrow. 170 00:10:30.455 --> 00:10:31.543 [man] Mm-hmm. 171 00:10:31.631 --> 00:10:33.850 ♪ And rivers drain ♪ 172 00:10:35.373 --> 00:10:37.245 ♪ Into the ocean ♪ 173 00:10:41.902 --> 00:10:44.078 ♪ Rain goes up ♪ 174 00:10:44.165 --> 00:10:46.167 ♪ Come back down ♪ 175 00:10:46.254 --> 00:10:48.604 ♪ Time flies by ♪ 176 00:10:48.691 --> 00:10:51.607 ♪ Back around ♪ 177 00:10:51.694 --> 00:10:53.174 ♪ Moon's rise ♪ 178 00:10:54.305 --> 00:10:57.744 ♪ It's on its way ♪ 179 00:10:59.484 --> 00:11:01.835 ♪ And the stars at night ♪ 180 00:11:03.010 --> 00:11:05.142 ♪ They die by day ♪ 181 00:11:05.229 --> 00:11:06.622 [turns off ignition] 182 00:11:18.068 --> 00:11:19.461 [open door indicator chiming] 183 00:11:20.636 --> 00:11:22.029 [chiming continues] 184 00:11:33.605 --> 00:11:34.955 I talked to him last night. 185 00:11:38.741 --> 00:11:40.177 I talked-- I talked to him. 186 00:11:44.529 --> 00:11:46.009 [chiming continues] 187 00:11:51.623 --> 00:11:54.278 [Nance wailing] 188 00:11:56.716 --> 00:11:58.239 [sobbing] 189 00:12:25.135 --> 00:12:26.746 [Nance screaming] 190 00:12:29.139 --> 00:12:30.619 [dramatic music playing] 191 00:13:25.761 --> 00:13:27.067 Family not coming? 192 00:13:28.155 --> 00:13:29.112 No. 193 00:13:32.507 --> 00:13:33.987 Can we still move in with you? 194 00:13:40.123 --> 00:13:41.908 You married Jesse, you got me, too. 195 00:14:06.758 --> 00:14:07.934 Would you like a viewing? 196 00:14:08.021 --> 00:14:09.022 -Yeah. -No. 197 00:14:27.997 --> 00:14:29.042 Can I touch him? 198 00:14:29.129 --> 00:14:30.260 Of course. 199 00:14:44.622 --> 00:14:46.102 [Nance sobbing softly] 200 00:15:09.821 --> 00:15:11.475 Are these the boots he was wearing when--? 201 00:15:11.562 --> 00:15:12.607 [Galindo] Yes. 202 00:15:16.437 --> 00:15:17.525 Can I keep 'em? 203 00:15:18.308 --> 00:15:19.440 Um... 204 00:15:20.310 --> 00:15:24.053 Oh, no, you-- you should have them. 205 00:15:24.140 --> 00:15:27.143 [Galindo] Also, we have a support group on the base 206 00:15:27.230 --> 00:15:30.320 for surviving family members. 207 00:15:30.407 --> 00:15:35.238 Uh, it would be helpful, maybe, for the grieving process. 208 00:15:38.807 --> 00:15:40.635 -Is this all there was? -Yes. 209 00:15:45.248 --> 00:15:46.423 Where's the bullet? 210 00:15:49.296 --> 00:15:50.514 Uh... 211 00:15:50.601 --> 00:15:53.996 Well, the folks at Dover who received Jesse 212 00:15:54.083 --> 00:15:55.432 thought it would be more respectful 213 00:15:55.519 --> 00:15:57.130 to leave the bullet inside of him. 214 00:15:57.217 --> 00:15:58.653 What kind was it? 215 00:15:58.740 --> 00:15:59.784 What kind? 216 00:15:59.871 --> 00:16:01.351 Yeah, what caliber? 217 00:16:01.438 --> 00:16:02.918 You did X-rays, right? 218 00:16:03.527 --> 00:16:05.747 Yes, of course. They-- They would have. Um... 219 00:16:06.878 --> 00:16:08.010 It's never very accurate, 220 00:16:08.097 --> 00:16:10.882 but the bullet they think was a... 221 00:16:11.709 --> 00:16:14.538 uh, possibly a 5.56 NATO, 222 00:16:14.625 --> 00:16:16.062 but it's always hard. 223 00:16:16.149 --> 00:16:19.065 That's for an M4 or an M16 or possibly an AR-15. 224 00:16:20.370 --> 00:16:22.416 American guns, American bullets. 225 00:16:23.852 --> 00:16:26.376 Well, I'm sorry, we don't have that information, ma'am. 226 00:16:27.116 --> 00:16:28.291 How do we take it out? 227 00:16:29.597 --> 00:16:32.034 That would have to have been done at Dover, I'm afraid. 228 00:16:32.121 --> 00:16:33.644 You can do it, right? 229 00:16:33.731 --> 00:16:35.777 Technically, we can if authorized by the next of kin. 230 00:16:38.040 --> 00:16:39.215 Okay. It's... 231 00:16:39.302 --> 00:16:40.869 It's just it's unorthodox, ma'am, 232 00:16:40.956 --> 00:16:44.046 to do this after the deceased has been prepared. 233 00:16:45.743 --> 00:16:47.136 You want to take it out? 234 00:16:47.223 --> 00:16:49.008 [Nance] Yeah. Yeah, I do. 235 00:16:50.574 --> 00:16:51.749 Why? 236 00:16:51.836 --> 00:16:53.795 Because we need to know what kind it is. 237 00:16:53.882 --> 00:16:55.710 It would be easiest to remove the bullet 238 00:16:55.797 --> 00:16:56.928 from the existing wound. 239 00:16:57.016 --> 00:16:58.495 It's just sitting there in the pectoral. 240 00:16:58.582 --> 00:17:00.019 No, we're not cutting into him. 241 00:17:00.106 --> 00:17:02.021 It's insane to cut into him because you are curious. 242 00:17:02.108 --> 00:17:03.457 Diana. 243 00:17:03.544 --> 00:17:04.675 Leave him alone. 244 00:17:04.762 --> 00:17:06.416 [dramatic music playing] 245 00:17:16.774 --> 00:17:17.993 [turns ignition off] 246 00:17:26.001 --> 00:17:27.524 You were right. It's... 247 00:17:28.308 --> 00:17:30.005 It's fucking crazy wanting to take it out. 248 00:17:30.832 --> 00:17:32.225 It's not the right reason. 249 00:17:33.052 --> 00:17:34.749 Jesse wouldn't want it in him. 250 00:17:34.836 --> 00:17:36.620 He needs to be perfect. 251 00:17:36.707 --> 00:17:37.926 Jesse's gone. 252 00:17:38.013 --> 00:17:39.362 He doesn't care about the-- 253 00:17:39.449 --> 00:17:41.277 Then what's the harm in just taking it out? 254 00:17:41.364 --> 00:17:43.540 -What difference does it make? -I want it out! 255 00:17:44.715 --> 00:17:46.282 I want it out! 256 00:17:51.113 --> 00:17:52.941 You know, maybe you should, um... 257 00:17:54.203 --> 00:17:56.249 Maybe you should try the counseling thing. 258 00:18:01.341 --> 00:18:02.646 [sighs] 259 00:18:05.345 --> 00:18:06.868 [somber music playing] 260 00:18:14.571 --> 00:18:16.225 [starts ignition] 261 00:18:26.235 --> 00:18:27.367 [crying] 262 00:18:34.635 --> 00:18:35.810 [sighs] 263 00:18:52.740 --> 00:18:54.002 [tires screech] 264 00:18:54.089 --> 00:18:55.656 [whimpers] I... 265 00:18:56.874 --> 00:18:57.875 I'm sorry. 266 00:18:57.962 --> 00:18:58.963 [sniffles] 267 00:19:08.843 --> 00:19:09.974 [exhales] 268 00:20:01.461 --> 00:20:02.418 Ma'am. 269 00:20:05.856 --> 00:20:06.944 Support group? 270 00:20:07.554 --> 00:20:08.685 ID? 271 00:20:12.820 --> 00:20:14.038 Shit. 272 00:20:18.347 --> 00:20:19.653 [Kahlil] We want justice. 273 00:20:21.350 --> 00:20:23.352 It's a fire in our bellies. 274 00:20:24.223 --> 00:20:27.965 But judgment, this no one likes. 275 00:20:28.052 --> 00:20:29.402 This we hate. 276 00:20:30.490 --> 00:20:34.102 But how can we have justice, but no judgment? 277 00:20:34.189 --> 00:20:35.756 And who is the judge? 278 00:20:36.800 --> 00:20:37.801 Me? 279 00:20:38.672 --> 00:20:39.803 You? 280 00:20:41.762 --> 00:20:44.286 If we want justice, we must first ask, 281 00:20:44.373 --> 00:20:45.635 "Who is the judge?" 282 00:20:49.465 --> 00:20:51.337 Okay, Francesca, your share. 283 00:20:53.687 --> 00:20:55.863 I got a letter from the IRS yesterday 284 00:20:55.950 --> 00:20:58.996 saying I hadn't paid enough taxes last year. 285 00:20:59.083 --> 00:21:02.348 I owe $723 still. 286 00:21:02.435 --> 00:21:04.611 I wrote them a letter, and I sent them a copy 287 00:21:04.698 --> 00:21:09.485 of my son's death certificate and said, "I already paid." 288 00:21:09.572 --> 00:21:12.706 Anthony would have been 58 last week, 289 00:21:12.793 --> 00:21:16.057 but he was killed in Kuwait by a Scud in '91. 290 00:21:17.101 --> 00:21:18.451 Now he's with Jesus and the saints, 291 00:21:18.538 --> 00:21:20.104 and I pray for those that killed him. 292 00:21:21.410 --> 00:21:22.498 I pray for them. 293 00:21:22.585 --> 00:21:23.717 Hmm. 294 00:21:26.372 --> 00:21:28.156 Where are you going, ma'am? 295 00:21:28.243 --> 00:21:29.984 Uh, I didn't realize this was 296 00:21:30.071 --> 00:21:33.204 the "let's pray for the people who killed our kids" group. 297 00:21:35.163 --> 00:21:37.426 I'd rather drain their fucking blood, but good for you. 298 00:21:37.513 --> 00:21:38.601 I'm happy for you. 299 00:21:47.784 --> 00:21:49.220 Fuck! 300 00:21:50.004 --> 00:21:52.659 I meant where are you going because it's the other door. 301 00:21:59.622 --> 00:22:00.580 Hey. 302 00:22:01.407 --> 00:22:02.582 Are you okay? 303 00:22:02.669 --> 00:22:04.671 Look, was it the-- was it the Oreos? 304 00:22:04.758 --> 00:22:06.194 Were they stale? 305 00:22:07.500 --> 00:22:09.502 I've been considering getting fresh donuts, 306 00:22:09.589 --> 00:22:10.981 but I work here on the base 307 00:22:11.068 --> 00:22:12.896 and don't have time to go and come back. 308 00:22:12.983 --> 00:22:14.028 It's a whole thing. 309 00:22:14.115 --> 00:22:15.377 Wait, wait. Come on. 310 00:22:15.464 --> 00:22:17.031 I came to the wrong meeting. 311 00:22:17.118 --> 00:22:18.467 I know, it's good to talk. 312 00:22:19.120 --> 00:22:20.991 Or just scream "fuck." 313 00:22:21.775 --> 00:22:24.560 Fuck! Fuck! 314 00:22:25.996 --> 00:22:27.650 It's actually pretty good. 315 00:22:28.956 --> 00:22:30.305 Hey, look. 316 00:22:30.392 --> 00:22:32.263 Anytime, 300 a.m., you call me. 317 00:22:32.351 --> 00:22:33.700 I'm probably awake. 318 00:22:33.787 --> 00:22:35.441 I just came to the wrong meeting. 319 00:22:36.006 --> 00:22:38.095 -Big fire in the belly, huh? -[engine starts] 320 00:22:38.182 --> 00:22:39.793 Big, big belly fire. 321 00:22:53.676 --> 00:22:54.895 [sighs] 322 00:23:12.260 --> 00:23:13.392 [typing] 323 00:23:28.842 --> 00:23:30.278 [foreboding music playing] 324 00:23:46.337 --> 00:23:47.643 [mouse button clicking] 325 00:23:52.256 --> 00:23:53.780 [bullets rattling] 326 00:24:00.526 --> 00:24:02.092 [dramatic music playing] 327 00:24:05.139 --> 00:24:06.357 [mouse button clicking] 328 00:24:21.372 --> 00:24:22.678 [mouse button clicking] 329 00:24:23.723 --> 00:24:25.899 [bullets clinking] 330 00:24:35.517 --> 00:24:37.127 [tense music playing] 331 00:24:44.395 --> 00:24:46.136 They're always up to something. 332 00:24:46.223 --> 00:24:47.616 [all laugh] 333 00:24:50.750 --> 00:24:52.316 [tense music continues] 334 00:25:22.651 --> 00:25:23.652 [door opens] 335 00:25:23.739 --> 00:25:25.262 [man] Miss Redfield? 336 00:25:25.349 --> 00:25:26.786 [door closes] 337 00:25:26.873 --> 00:25:28.744 I moved Jesse's body into the visitation area. 338 00:25:28.831 --> 00:25:30.616 It's more comfortable than the fridge. 339 00:25:32.705 --> 00:25:34.271 I just wanted more time with him. 340 00:25:35.664 --> 00:25:36.796 Would you like the casket opened? 341 00:25:36.883 --> 00:25:37.884 No. 342 00:25:38.798 --> 00:25:40.321 Take as much time as you need. 343 00:25:42.149 --> 00:25:43.672 [door opens] 344 00:26:34.070 --> 00:26:36.029 [ominous music playing] 345 00:26:42.035 --> 00:26:43.384 [flesh squishing] 346 00:27:25.382 --> 00:27:26.427 [sighs] 347 00:27:30.213 --> 00:27:32.389 [sniffles and sighs] 348 00:27:37.133 --> 00:27:38.526 5.56 NATO. 349 00:27:41.050 --> 00:27:42.791 Copper jacket, lead core. 350 00:27:47.274 --> 00:27:48.536 [car thumping] 351 00:27:52.061 --> 00:27:53.846 -Hi. 352 00:27:53.933 --> 00:27:56.675 Hey, um, I want you to test the metal 353 00:27:56.762 --> 00:27:58.851 on these four projectiles against this. 354 00:27:58.938 --> 00:28:00.069 See if they match. 355 00:28:02.550 --> 00:28:03.899 You do that, right? 356 00:28:04.770 --> 00:28:05.858 I mean, in theory. 357 00:28:06.510 --> 00:28:07.773 -Great. -No, no. We-- 358 00:28:07.860 --> 00:28:09.513 We don't take walk-ins. 359 00:28:09.600 --> 00:28:11.559 Uh, you need an approved work order. 360 00:28:11.646 --> 00:28:12.647 Like... 361 00:28:13.604 --> 00:28:15.476 I can give you 5,000 cash. 362 00:28:15.563 --> 00:28:17.434 -I think it's only like-- -Six thousand. 363 00:28:17.521 --> 00:28:19.785 -Like 80 to a hundred bucks. -I can get it from the bank. 364 00:28:19.872 --> 00:28:22.135 Listen, I can't just accept a lady off the street 365 00:28:22.222 --> 00:28:24.050 with a pocket full of bullets. 366 00:28:29.403 --> 00:28:30.709 This one killed my kid. 367 00:28:33.320 --> 00:28:34.669 And these four I made. 368 00:28:36.453 --> 00:28:38.107 [inhales sharply] 369 00:28:40.762 --> 00:28:41.720 Please. 370 00:28:46.246 --> 00:28:48.378 I don't really know what goes on back there. 371 00:28:49.553 --> 00:28:51.555 I can slip it in to Carla under... 372 00:28:51.642 --> 00:28:53.732 Punch it in as a one-off test. 373 00:28:55.255 --> 00:28:56.473 Or "not listed." 374 00:28:59.607 --> 00:29:01.217 That's only gonna be $80. 375 00:29:01.304 --> 00:29:02.436 Thank you. 376 00:29:09.573 --> 00:29:11.271 [dramatic music playing] 377 00:29:17.886 --> 00:29:19.845 -[Jesse] Mom? -[Nance] Yeah. 378 00:29:19.932 --> 00:29:21.411 [Jesse whimpers] 379 00:29:22.282 --> 00:29:23.587 [doctor] Excuse me. 380 00:29:24.240 --> 00:29:25.633 -Hi. -[doctor] Hi. 381 00:29:26.982 --> 00:29:28.331 Was it a match? 382 00:29:33.119 --> 00:29:35.425 As far as the chemical structure of the metals go, 383 00:29:35.512 --> 00:29:36.775 given the variables, 384 00:29:36.862 --> 00:29:40.082 we found that the discharged bullet had a... 385 00:29:40.735 --> 00:29:42.911 73.9 percent probability match 386 00:29:42.998 --> 00:29:44.391 to one of the other bullets. 387 00:29:44.478 --> 00:29:49.962 The one labeled "Price 5.56 NATO X-412." 388 00:29:50.963 --> 00:29:52.268 73.9? 389 00:29:52.355 --> 00:29:53.443 That's correct. 390 00:29:56.272 --> 00:29:57.926 [rattling] 391 00:29:58.013 --> 00:29:59.188 [gunshots] 392 00:29:59.275 --> 00:30:00.276 [rifles cock] 393 00:30:01.669 --> 00:30:02.801 [gunshots] 394 00:30:07.240 --> 00:30:10.460 [playing "Taps"] 395 00:30:37.052 --> 00:30:39.968 ["Taps" becomes distorted] 396 00:30:57.986 --> 00:30:59.379 [distant gunshot] 397 00:30:59.466 --> 00:31:01.598 [distorted "Taps" fades] 398 00:31:29.409 --> 00:31:30.976 [somber music playing] 399 00:31:39.941 --> 00:31:41.508 [gunshot] 400 00:31:43.902 --> 00:31:45.816 [Galindo] The bullet they think was a, um... 401 00:31:45.904 --> 00:31:47.644 possibly a 5.56. 402 00:31:51.822 --> 00:31:53.259 [inhales] 403 00:31:53.346 --> 00:31:54.564 [gunshots] 404 00:31:57.045 --> 00:31:58.307 [clears throat] 405 00:32:01.397 --> 00:32:03.356 I'm sorry. We don't have that information. 406 00:32:06.315 --> 00:32:08.187 [Nance screams] 407 00:32:10.450 --> 00:32:11.625 [coughs] 408 00:32:11.712 --> 00:32:13.235 [tense music playing] 409 00:32:23.419 --> 00:32:25.117 [Nance panting] 410 00:32:27.684 --> 00:32:29.991 [breathes heavily] 411 00:32:30.078 --> 00:32:31.210 [tires squeal] 412 00:32:36.389 --> 00:32:37.607 [breathing heavily] 413 00:32:41.263 --> 00:32:42.961 [ominous music playing] 414 00:33:18.779 --> 00:33:19.954 [truck engine starts] 415 00:33:20.041 --> 00:33:21.477 [truck drives away] 416 00:33:39.060 --> 00:33:40.018 Rick? 417 00:33:42.020 --> 00:33:43.847 I thought you were taking the day to... 418 00:33:45.893 --> 00:33:46.981 Look, I'm sorry. 419 00:33:47.068 --> 00:33:48.548 I meant to swing by the cemetery, 420 00:33:48.635 --> 00:33:50.158 but got caught up here. 421 00:33:54.249 --> 00:33:56.295 You know, I thought it was perfect. 422 00:33:57.644 --> 00:33:59.733 That we were shipping to the same place... 423 00:34:00.951 --> 00:34:02.170 Jesse was sent. 424 00:34:05.391 --> 00:34:07.088 I didn't realize some of our bullets 425 00:34:07.175 --> 00:34:08.742 were going to the enemy, did you? 426 00:34:08.829 --> 00:34:10.091 Look, it's not our fault 427 00:34:10.178 --> 00:34:12.528 if the Afghan soldiers sell the ammo 428 00:34:12.615 --> 00:34:14.139 or the Taliban steals it, 429 00:34:14.226 --> 00:34:16.228 or whatever the fuck they do over there, all right? 430 00:34:16.315 --> 00:34:18.012 Once the product leaves here, it's out of our hands. 431 00:34:18.099 --> 00:34:20.623 Once it leaves here, it doesn't go to fucking outer space. 432 00:34:21.668 --> 00:34:22.973 We live in a blender. 433 00:34:23.061 --> 00:34:25.411 You taking poetry classes now? 434 00:34:27.935 --> 00:34:29.458 -Fuck you. -Look, if you wanted to know, 435 00:34:29.545 --> 00:34:31.243 all you had to do is look it up. 436 00:34:32.418 --> 00:34:34.594 Sounds like you figured out how to do an internet search. 437 00:34:34.681 --> 00:34:37.075 Pretty sure the Web's been around since the '90s. 438 00:34:38.163 --> 00:34:39.729 Just doing our job. 439 00:34:41.340 --> 00:34:42.645 Just doing our job. 440 00:34:44.256 --> 00:34:45.779 Just making money. 441 00:34:46.736 --> 00:34:48.825 Some of us buying ugly fucking cars. 442 00:34:48.912 --> 00:34:50.305 [chuckles] 443 00:34:50.392 --> 00:34:53.221 I worked that machine so I could raise Jesse. 444 00:34:55.441 --> 00:34:56.703 And his body came back 445 00:34:56.790 --> 00:34:58.661 with a little piece of lead in it, so... 446 00:34:59.401 --> 00:35:01.534 What, you would have preferred to raise Jesse on welfare 447 00:35:01.621 --> 00:35:02.839 and your principles? 448 00:35:02.926 --> 00:35:04.406 Shut down this factory 449 00:35:04.493 --> 00:35:06.060 so Milos and his five boys end up on the street? 450 00:35:06.147 --> 00:35:07.801 Someone else make what we're making here 451 00:35:07.888 --> 00:35:09.498 so I can feel good about myself? 452 00:35:09.585 --> 00:35:11.935 Fuck that, all right? I do feel good about myself. 453 00:35:12.022 --> 00:35:13.807 And so did you up until a week ago. 454 00:35:21.031 --> 00:35:22.207 What the fuck you doing? 455 00:35:25.558 --> 00:35:27.081 Don't you fucking light that! 456 00:35:28.126 --> 00:35:30.954 You will blow this whole fucking place up and you with it, Nance. 457 00:35:32.956 --> 00:35:34.044 Nance! 458 00:35:34.958 --> 00:35:36.003 We sell contracts. 459 00:35:36.960 --> 00:35:38.701 Okay? To the United States government. 460 00:35:38.788 --> 00:35:41.356 What the military does with those bullets is on them. 461 00:35:43.053 --> 00:35:44.664 We're the little shits here. 462 00:35:44.751 --> 00:35:46.056 We make metal. 463 00:35:46.927 --> 00:35:48.407 All right? We're not the problem. 464 00:35:48.494 --> 00:35:50.017 You know what the problem is? 465 00:35:50.104 --> 00:35:51.584 The government. You can't trust 'em. 466 00:35:51.671 --> 00:35:54.021 That's why we make guns in the first place, right? 467 00:35:54.108 --> 00:35:55.153 Right? 468 00:35:55.240 --> 00:35:57.155 Does ash ignite gunpowder? 469 00:36:00.158 --> 00:36:01.420 Don't you fucking... 470 00:36:02.769 --> 00:36:03.987 [whimpering] 471 00:36:04.074 --> 00:36:05.511 Fuck you, Nancy. 472 00:36:08.775 --> 00:36:09.993 [sizzles] 473 00:36:11.386 --> 00:36:12.605 I guess not. 474 00:36:12.692 --> 00:36:14.998 Fuck. What the fuck is wrong with you? 475 00:36:16.304 --> 00:36:17.262 It's okay. 476 00:36:23.268 --> 00:36:24.312 [sighs] 477 00:36:26.184 --> 00:36:27.750 You're okay. 478 00:36:29.796 --> 00:36:31.363 You just take your gun. 479 00:36:31.928 --> 00:36:33.582 Go shoot some paper people. 480 00:36:35.323 --> 00:36:36.846 Feel like the boss again. 481 00:36:42.156 --> 00:36:43.810 [exhales] 482 00:36:47.205 --> 00:36:48.858 [grunting] 483 00:37:06.528 --> 00:37:08.226 Folks, you need to open your eyes 484 00:37:08.313 --> 00:37:09.662 and take a look around you. 485 00:37:09.749 --> 00:37:11.794 You are living in a broken world. 486 00:37:11.881 --> 00:37:14.232 It's not a just world. It's not a free world. 487 00:37:14.319 --> 00:37:16.538 All of your choices cost you, 488 00:37:16.625 --> 00:37:19.933 and you pay what they want, when they want. 489 00:37:20.020 --> 00:37:22.065 They decide what you're gonna eat. 490 00:37:22.152 --> 00:37:24.111 They decide when you're going to eat it. 491 00:37:24.198 --> 00:37:26.853 They decide when you sleep, they tell you how to live. 492 00:37:26.940 --> 00:37:28.681 And if we're being honest, 493 00:37:28.768 --> 00:37:31.771 they probably decide when and how you're going to die. 494 00:37:31.858 --> 00:37:33.207 [sizzling] 495 00:37:34.817 --> 00:37:35.949 [exhales] 496 00:37:39.474 --> 00:37:40.562 [sighs] 497 00:37:45.785 --> 00:37:47.134 [tense music playing] 498 00:38:03.933 --> 00:38:05.544 [tense music continues] 499 00:38:22.952 --> 00:38:24.432 [foreboding music playing] 500 00:38:25.564 --> 00:38:26.913 [car horn blaring] 501 00:38:27.000 --> 00:38:28.306 [tires squeal] 502 00:38:49.979 --> 00:38:51.720 -[metal detector beeps] -Keys. 503 00:39:21.924 --> 00:39:24.492 Miss Redfield, I'm glad you came. 504 00:39:26.059 --> 00:39:28.104 Uh, I have questions. 505 00:39:28.191 --> 00:39:29.192 Of course. 506 00:39:32.326 --> 00:39:34.502 Jesse's final moments. What was he doing? 507 00:39:35.634 --> 00:39:36.983 Yes, of course. 508 00:39:37.070 --> 00:39:38.288 Um... 509 00:39:39.507 --> 00:39:41.944 Obviously, most of these missions are classified. 510 00:39:42.031 --> 00:39:43.685 -But I can-- -Whatever you can. 511 00:39:43.772 --> 00:39:44.904 Okay. 512 00:39:44.991 --> 00:39:47.080 So, uh, Jesse's platoon 513 00:39:47.167 --> 00:39:50.083 was in the mountains south of Jalalabad. 514 00:39:50.170 --> 00:39:52.955 It's a region that's typically been a Taliban stronghold, 515 00:39:53.042 --> 00:39:55.088 and so the platoon was pursuing a target. 516 00:39:55.175 --> 00:39:57.003 Chasing a paper boy. 517 00:39:57.090 --> 00:39:58.134 Excuse me? 518 00:39:59.092 --> 00:40:02.008 Jesse told me they were sitting ducks chasing a paper boy. 519 00:40:02.617 --> 00:40:04.706 No, it's not what it states here. 520 00:40:04.793 --> 00:40:07.056 Again, obviously, I can't go into specifics-- 521 00:40:07.143 --> 00:40:08.754 He was there. That's what he said. 522 00:40:09.624 --> 00:40:10.669 Yes, ma'am. 523 00:40:11.409 --> 00:40:12.714 The information is classified, 524 00:40:12.801 --> 00:40:15.282 so I am not at liberty to further disclose. 525 00:40:15.369 --> 00:40:17.153 My kid was killed by an American bullet 526 00:40:17.240 --> 00:40:18.720 issued by the U.S. Military. 527 00:40:18.807 --> 00:40:20.330 Can you disclose that? 528 00:40:21.810 --> 00:40:23.203 What are you referring to? 529 00:40:23.290 --> 00:40:24.465 There's a whole system. 530 00:40:24.552 --> 00:40:26.685 Donkeys bringing shit back and forth. 531 00:40:26.772 --> 00:40:28.469 It's untraceable. 532 00:40:28.556 --> 00:40:30.384 I guess you can't blame a donkey. 533 00:40:31.864 --> 00:40:33.518 Do you have a question, ma'am? 534 00:40:33.605 --> 00:40:36.172 -Who fucked up? -Nobody did. 535 00:40:39.045 --> 00:40:40.307 Who fucked up? 536 00:40:40.829 --> 00:40:42.614 Miss Redfield, no one did. 537 00:40:42.701 --> 00:40:44.224 You're hiding something? 538 00:40:44.311 --> 00:40:45.791 [Galindo] I'm not hiding anything, ma'am. 539 00:40:45.878 --> 00:40:48.097 And you were asking about classified information-- 540 00:40:48.184 --> 00:40:49.708 He was your responsibility! 541 00:40:49.795 --> 00:40:51.274 -Yours! -Jesus! 542 00:40:51.361 --> 00:40:53.320 I gave him to you! 543 00:40:53.407 --> 00:40:55.278 -[soldier] Ma'am! -[Galindo] No, hey! 544 00:40:55.365 --> 00:40:56.541 Stop! Stop! 545 00:40:56.628 --> 00:40:58.934 Stop! Lower your firearm! 546 00:41:00.022 --> 00:41:02.285 -[soldier] Stop resisting. -[Galindo] Miss Redfield. Stop. 547 00:41:02.372 --> 00:41:03.896 Miss Redfield, calm down. 548 00:41:03.983 --> 00:41:05.506 -[panting] -It's okay. Nancy, hey. 549 00:41:05.593 --> 00:41:06.768 [soldier] Cuff her. 550 00:41:06.855 --> 00:41:07.987 [zip tie hisses] 551 00:41:11.904 --> 00:41:14.080 [Joy] What were you planning to do with the knife? 552 00:41:19.564 --> 00:41:20.869 It was a steak bone. 553 00:41:26.571 --> 00:41:28.442 Sorry, I don't know what the fuck's wrong with me. 554 00:41:28.529 --> 00:41:29.791 I haven't been sleeping. 555 00:41:40.715 --> 00:41:42.282 What were you hoping to achieve? 556 00:41:48.418 --> 00:41:50.290 I just want to know what's going on. 557 00:41:52.074 --> 00:41:53.989 What is going on, Nance? 558 00:41:57.297 --> 00:41:59.125 [dramatic music playing] 559 00:42:01.736 --> 00:42:03.172 What do you want to know? 560 00:42:13.269 --> 00:42:14.488 We can't hold you. 561 00:42:15.750 --> 00:42:17.491 But we'll be making an internal review 562 00:42:17.578 --> 00:42:19.188 to see if this incident should be turned over 563 00:42:19.275 --> 00:42:20.538 to local law enforcement. 564 00:42:21.756 --> 00:42:22.931 And in the interim... 565 00:42:24.716 --> 00:42:26.718 your access to the base has been suspended. 566 00:42:29.982 --> 00:42:31.679 I want to know who killed my kid. 567 00:42:41.515 --> 00:42:43.082 This is part of war, ma'am. 568 00:42:45.084 --> 00:42:47.652 Your son bravely took on that risk 569 00:42:47.739 --> 00:42:49.523 when he decided to enlist. 570 00:43:06.932 --> 00:43:08.411 [inaudible] 571 00:43:29.519 --> 00:43:30.869 [gunshot] 572 00:43:33.523 --> 00:43:34.612 [gunshot] 573 00:43:37.179 --> 00:43:38.137 [gunshot] 574 00:43:41.401 --> 00:43:42.489 [gunshot] 575 00:43:46.188 --> 00:43:47.581 [gunfire continues] 576 00:43:55.197 --> 00:43:56.503 [gunshots] 577 00:44:14.260 --> 00:44:15.696 I used to shoot like you. 578 00:44:16.784 --> 00:44:18.481 All passion, no target. 579 00:44:19.613 --> 00:44:22.050 You follow me up here? 580 00:44:22.137 --> 00:44:23.530 I am an Eagle member. 581 00:44:24.139 --> 00:44:27.012 I've never seen you here before. Maybe you're following me. 582 00:44:28.056 --> 00:44:30.232 Maybe you came to the right group after all. 583 00:44:32.408 --> 00:44:33.671 [gunfire continues] 584 00:44:38.676 --> 00:44:40.634 [indistinct chatter and laughter] 585 00:44:45.726 --> 00:44:47.336 [country music playing faintly] 586 00:44:59.000 --> 00:45:01.568 Looking for a gun younger than you? 587 00:45:01.655 --> 00:45:03.396 I want an AR-15. 588 00:45:04.353 --> 00:45:05.441 Like mine. 589 00:45:07.313 --> 00:45:08.531 Maybe, uh... 590 00:45:08.618 --> 00:45:11.273 Maybe we go get pizza instead. 591 00:45:11.360 --> 00:45:12.492 I don't like pizza. 592 00:45:14.886 --> 00:45:17.018 Who doesn't like pizza? You like burritos? 593 00:45:18.019 --> 00:45:20.239 I fucking hate burritos. 594 00:45:20.326 --> 00:45:22.589 Carne asada. I like carne asada. 595 00:45:22.676 --> 00:45:23.677 Good for you. 596 00:45:25.548 --> 00:45:26.549 Sir? 597 00:45:27.768 --> 00:45:31.511 Please show my friend your 5.56 carbine. 598 00:45:31.598 --> 00:45:33.034 Absolutely. 599 00:45:33.121 --> 00:45:34.340 That's mine. 600 00:45:34.427 --> 00:45:35.820 It's the best semi-automatic. 601 00:45:35.907 --> 00:45:37.212 Best legal semi-automatic. 602 00:45:38.431 --> 00:45:40.825 -You army? -Contractor for the army. 603 00:45:41.521 --> 00:45:42.914 Where are you from? 604 00:45:43.001 --> 00:45:44.263 I'm from Price, like you. 605 00:45:46.439 --> 00:45:48.093 Not what you meant. Um... 606 00:45:48.615 --> 00:45:50.182 I live in Sunrise Apartments. 607 00:45:53.098 --> 00:45:55.883 No more bolt action like your Marlin. 608 00:45:55.970 --> 00:45:57.842 You don't need to cock between shots. 609 00:46:00.322 --> 00:46:02.411 Why don't you go for something like, uh, 610 00:46:02.498 --> 00:46:06.589 a Remington double-barrel for, uh, bird hunting. 611 00:46:06.676 --> 00:46:08.635 Glock 19 for safety. 612 00:46:09.375 --> 00:46:12.639 -What are you looking for? -Not birds or safety. 613 00:46:12.726 --> 00:46:14.946 It's a lot of power if you're not used to it. 614 00:46:15.033 --> 00:46:16.382 I want this one. 615 00:46:17.818 --> 00:46:18.819 Why? 616 00:46:18.906 --> 00:46:20.603 I want to shoot something else. 617 00:46:22.431 --> 00:46:23.998 She's buying an AR-15. 618 00:46:24.607 --> 00:46:27.480 Just need her driver's license. 619 00:46:27.567 --> 00:46:29.090 I'll give you free lessons, okay? 620 00:46:30.004 --> 00:46:31.440 Why? 621 00:46:31.527 --> 00:46:33.094 Group member rate. 622 00:46:33.181 --> 00:46:35.401 Well, I'm not in your group, and I don't need lessons. 623 00:46:36.141 --> 00:46:38.186 I've seen you shoot. You need lessons. 624 00:46:39.405 --> 00:46:42.277 I'll take a box of Price X-412. 625 00:46:42.364 --> 00:46:45.193 Four boxes, John, for our lesson. 626 00:46:45.280 --> 00:46:46.673 Is this how you get dates? 627 00:46:47.630 --> 00:46:49.545 I'll buy the ammo for the non-date lessons 628 00:46:49.632 --> 00:46:50.633 I'm forcing on you. 629 00:46:50.720 --> 00:46:51.765 Great. 630 00:46:56.117 --> 00:46:58.424 [distant animal bleating] 631 00:47:17.399 --> 00:47:20.141 [gunshot] 632 00:47:20.228 --> 00:47:22.187 [Kahlil] Shoot at the end of a long breath, 633 00:47:23.753 --> 00:47:26.017 once all the air is out. 634 00:47:26.104 --> 00:47:28.149 [exhales] 635 00:47:28.236 --> 00:47:29.585 Till there's no air left. 636 00:47:31.326 --> 00:47:32.414 Good. 637 00:47:32.501 --> 00:47:34.373 Did you know that gunpowder 638 00:47:34.460 --> 00:47:36.288 was invented by accident? 639 00:47:36.375 --> 00:47:39.682 Yeah, the Chinese were trying to make a potion for immortality 640 00:47:39.769 --> 00:47:41.554 and made gunpowder instead. 641 00:47:41.641 --> 00:47:43.164 [chuckles] 642 00:47:44.600 --> 00:47:45.601 Perfect. 643 00:47:49.867 --> 00:47:51.433 I lost my son, too. 644 00:48:11.801 --> 00:48:14.892 [man on laptop] It's going on right under our noses. 645 00:48:14.979 --> 00:48:17.938 Everything you see around you 646 00:48:18.025 --> 00:48:20.593 is just a distraction from what's really going on. 647 00:48:21.202 --> 00:48:22.900 There are these evil people. 648 00:48:22.987 --> 00:48:24.031 They're evil. 649 00:48:24.118 --> 00:48:25.554 And they're coming for you. 650 00:48:25.641 --> 00:48:27.208 They're coming for your kids. 651 00:48:27.295 --> 00:48:28.862 They want your kids. 652 00:48:28.949 --> 00:48:32.039 And they don't just want to control how you think. 653 00:48:32.735 --> 00:48:34.128 But they want your damn blood. 654 00:48:34.215 --> 00:48:35.738 They want your blood. 655 00:48:36.391 --> 00:48:37.827 [man continues, indistinct] 656 00:48:42.397 --> 00:48:43.964 Going hunting, Nance? 657 00:48:46.314 --> 00:48:47.315 [Nance] Yeah. 658 00:48:48.664 --> 00:48:49.839 What are you hunting? 659 00:48:54.061 --> 00:48:55.845 Mailbox was full, so... 660 00:48:55.933 --> 00:48:57.238 you should probably pay these bills, 661 00:48:57.325 --> 00:48:59.023 or we'll be living in the dark soon. 662 00:49:01.460 --> 00:49:03.636 I'm thinking about moving in next week, if that's okay. 663 00:49:03.723 --> 00:49:04.767 Yeah. 664 00:49:04.854 --> 00:49:06.552 So, you're still gonna help us? 665 00:49:06.639 --> 00:49:08.119 -Yeah. -Why won't you look at me? 666 00:49:08.206 --> 00:49:09.816 -I did. -No, you didn't. 667 00:49:09.903 --> 00:49:11.949 -I did when you walked in. -Why don't you look at me now? 668 00:49:16.257 --> 00:49:17.606 For the baby shower, 669 00:49:17.693 --> 00:49:20.696 my mom gave me a 15-pack of Natty Light, 670 00:49:20.783 --> 00:49:23.003 so I'm not sure how much help that's gonna be. 671 00:49:23.873 --> 00:49:25.223 And I'm still sleeping in the bathroom 672 00:49:25.310 --> 00:49:27.312 'cause my stepdad won't stop chain-smoking. 673 00:49:27.399 --> 00:49:29.096 That's the only room with a fan. 674 00:49:30.619 --> 00:49:31.707 So, it's-- 675 00:49:31.794 --> 00:49:32.970 One sec. 676 00:49:40.281 --> 00:49:41.369 [sighs] 677 00:49:49.290 --> 00:49:50.596 What is this? 678 00:49:50.683 --> 00:49:52.990 [Nance] It's, uh, everything. 679 00:49:53.077 --> 00:49:54.817 I want you to have everything. 680 00:49:54.904 --> 00:49:56.254 The whole house. 681 00:49:57.385 --> 00:49:59.431 -Might want to fix the door. -What are you talking about? 682 00:49:59.518 --> 00:50:00.823 You're not going anywhere. 683 00:50:00.910 --> 00:50:02.608 The house is too big for me anyways. 684 00:50:05.045 --> 00:50:07.874 I don't want your money, and I'm not living here without you. 685 00:50:07.961 --> 00:50:10.920 It's the right thing to do, and I don't like the house anymore. 686 00:50:11.008 --> 00:50:13.358 I want to live here with you like we planned. 687 00:50:14.141 --> 00:50:17.188 Besides, the Army gave me 18,000. 688 00:50:20.104 --> 00:50:21.627 They gave you money for Jesse? 689 00:50:23.194 --> 00:50:24.238 18K? 690 00:50:25.761 --> 00:50:27.372 A grand for every year of his life? 691 00:50:27.459 --> 00:50:29.983 It's guilt money to shut me up. 692 00:50:31.028 --> 00:50:32.464 It's what his life was worth. 693 00:50:33.334 --> 00:50:35.336 I thought of every way to look at it, and honestly, 694 00:50:35.423 --> 00:50:37.208 I don't really care 'cause it helps me raise this kid. 695 00:50:38.209 --> 00:50:39.819 Cash. I'll give you cash. 696 00:50:39.906 --> 00:50:41.081 It's better anyways. 697 00:50:42.648 --> 00:50:44.041 You're the person that did the right thing 698 00:50:44.128 --> 00:50:45.694 when Jesse's dad died. 699 00:50:45.781 --> 00:50:48.480 And you were, like, not that much older than me, right? 700 00:50:48.567 --> 00:50:50.569 Working full-time with a newborn. 701 00:50:50.656 --> 00:50:52.527 Your parents were dead by then. 702 00:50:53.920 --> 00:50:54.921 Jesse told me. 703 00:50:55.008 --> 00:50:57.228 No, he bragged about it. 704 00:50:57.315 --> 00:51:00.144 'Cause you were like this superhuman because you fed him, 705 00:51:00.231 --> 00:51:02.711 and you wiped his ass, and you loved the hell out of him. 706 00:51:02.798 --> 00:51:05.366 And you raised a great person, and you did it alone. 707 00:51:08.065 --> 00:51:09.675 I'm right there, Nance. 708 00:51:10.415 --> 00:51:11.851 I'm sitting in the exact same spot, 709 00:51:11.938 --> 00:51:13.853 and I don't think I can do this. 710 00:51:14.897 --> 00:51:16.116 Not on my own. 711 00:51:19.815 --> 00:51:21.600 Just think about what Jesse would want. 712 00:51:21.687 --> 00:51:22.992 Please. 713 00:51:32.350 --> 00:51:34.221 [man on laptop] The world's being divided 714 00:51:34.308 --> 00:51:36.093 by wolves and sheep. 715 00:51:36.180 --> 00:51:38.138 Which one are you? 716 00:51:45.363 --> 00:51:47.452 [discordant music playing] 717 00:52:03.337 --> 00:52:04.425 [gunshot] 718 00:52:08.342 --> 00:52:10.127 [Kahlil] Okay. Probably a nine. 719 00:52:11.258 --> 00:52:13.217 High grip into the beavertail. 720 00:52:13.304 --> 00:52:15.828 -Solid trigger to the wall. -[gunshots] 721 00:52:15.915 --> 00:52:16.916 Nice. 722 00:52:17.003 --> 00:52:18.570 Much better. Again. 723 00:52:22.617 --> 00:52:23.923 Elbows tucked in. 724 00:52:24.880 --> 00:52:26.491 Butt stock in the bone. 725 00:52:28.797 --> 00:52:29.972 Mm-hmm. 726 00:52:31.931 --> 00:52:33.106 Make sure... 727 00:52:34.977 --> 00:52:37.458 there's no dark spots in the scope. 728 00:52:39.417 --> 00:52:43.682 Over here, we shoot for fun like darts or cornhole. 729 00:52:43.769 --> 00:52:45.727 Back home, when I was a translator, 730 00:52:46.815 --> 00:52:49.601 we'd go into the villages and shoot for different reasons. 731 00:52:50.515 --> 00:52:51.646 [gunshot] 732 00:52:52.517 --> 00:52:53.605 Where is back home? 733 00:53:03.963 --> 00:53:05.007 Excuse me? 734 00:53:06.661 --> 00:53:07.967 Where's back home? 735 00:53:09.142 --> 00:53:10.578 District 8. 736 00:53:10.665 --> 00:53:12.189 Quiet area of Kabul. 737 00:53:16.584 --> 00:53:17.629 Kabul? 738 00:53:17.716 --> 00:53:19.108 Nice neighborhood. 739 00:53:22.329 --> 00:53:23.461 Is that a fucking joke? 740 00:53:25.027 --> 00:53:26.028 No. 741 00:53:26.115 --> 00:53:27.291 You're Afghani? 742 00:53:27.378 --> 00:53:28.857 "Afghan" is the correct term. 743 00:53:30.772 --> 00:53:34.167 And the people in the support group know where you're from? 744 00:53:34.254 --> 00:53:36.125 They know my story, most of it. 745 00:53:36.213 --> 00:53:38.215 It's helped people, me being from there. 746 00:53:41.305 --> 00:53:42.784 Your son was a translator? 747 00:53:42.871 --> 00:53:45.091 -My son was 7. -You said he was a soldier. 748 00:53:45.178 --> 00:53:46.832 I did not. You must have assumed. 749 00:53:46.919 --> 00:53:48.703 At least on the American side. 750 00:53:49.661 --> 00:53:52.316 Technically, because I was on the American side. 751 00:53:53.795 --> 00:53:56.145 The Taliban didn't like me working for the enemy. 752 00:53:56.233 --> 00:53:57.495 I was warned. 753 00:54:00.846 --> 00:54:01.977 What happened to him? 754 00:54:06.417 --> 00:54:08.157 A lot of us don't get visas. 755 00:54:09.202 --> 00:54:10.203 I did. 756 00:54:12.379 --> 00:54:13.989 My C.O. got me this job, 757 00:54:14.076 --> 00:54:16.253 and now I have the perfect American life. 758 00:54:16.340 --> 00:54:17.906 And I love Home Depot 759 00:54:17.993 --> 00:54:20.953 and Girl Scout cookies and Pilates. 760 00:54:21.040 --> 00:54:22.041 [light chuckle] But... 761 00:54:22.955 --> 00:54:26.393 I just wish I could be back home eating Kabuli pulao with my son. 762 00:54:27.002 --> 00:54:28.613 You need a one-for-one like me. 763 00:54:28.700 --> 00:54:30.005 No, no. 764 00:54:30.092 --> 00:54:32.399 You said we all want justice. 765 00:54:33.705 --> 00:54:35.881 My justice is a good life here. 766 00:54:38.275 --> 00:54:40.059 You traded your son for America. 767 00:54:45.934 --> 00:54:47.022 That's your justice. 768 00:54:48.372 --> 00:54:50.025 [dramatic music playing] 769 00:54:51.810 --> 00:54:52.985 [gunshot] 770 00:54:53.072 --> 00:54:53.942 [Rick, on voicemail] Hey, Nance. 771 00:54:54.029 --> 00:54:55.248 Hey, it's Rick. 772 00:54:55.814 --> 00:54:58.512 I get you're, you know, going through... 773 00:54:59.731 --> 00:55:01.907 what you're going through, but you-- 774 00:55:01.994 --> 00:55:03.952 Oh, you fucked my car. 775 00:55:04.039 --> 00:55:05.345 You really did. 776 00:55:05.432 --> 00:55:07.739 Uh, so you're fired. 777 00:55:07.826 --> 00:55:11.656 And the insurance company will have questions for you. 778 00:55:11.743 --> 00:55:15.660 And if you step foot on business property again, 779 00:55:15.747 --> 00:55:18.924 I will be in my legal right to shoot. 780 00:55:19.011 --> 00:55:20.882 And, uh, I am-- 781 00:55:20.969 --> 00:55:22.101 I'm sorry for your loss. 782 00:55:22.188 --> 00:55:23.320 [Nance chuckles] 783 00:55:42.991 --> 00:55:44.253 [ominous music playing] 784 00:56:45.924 --> 00:56:48.230 Hey, I'm in your parking lot, I think. 785 00:56:50.319 --> 00:56:51.756 Follow me up the mountain. 786 00:56:58.197 --> 00:56:59.938 Pepperoni and pineapple. 787 00:57:00.025 --> 00:57:03.376 We were there in this little motel and, uh, 788 00:57:03.463 --> 00:57:05.726 Jesse and I, he was like 4 or 5, 789 00:57:05.813 --> 00:57:09.426 and he takes this leap from my bed to his, 790 00:57:09.513 --> 00:57:11.950 and he misses totally and-- 791 00:57:12.037 --> 00:57:14.779 and flies into the wall, and then there's this cute 792 00:57:14.866 --> 00:57:18.130 little ass-shaped hole in the drywall. 793 00:57:18.217 --> 00:57:20.262 Cost me 300 bucks to get out of there. 794 00:57:20.349 --> 00:57:22.743 Ass-shaped hole in the drywall? 795 00:57:22.830 --> 00:57:25.093 Okay, you know, before I die, I want to put 796 00:57:25.180 --> 00:57:27.182 an ass-shaped hole in the drywall. 797 00:57:27.269 --> 00:57:28.662 -Whoo! -[Nance laughs] 798 00:57:33.014 --> 00:57:34.015 What was he like? 799 00:57:44.983 --> 00:57:46.245 Jesse, uh... 800 00:57:50.292 --> 00:57:51.380 Best thing I did. 801 00:57:57.822 --> 00:58:00.302 If you knew how it would go, do you... 802 00:58:00.389 --> 00:58:01.739 You would still...? 803 00:58:10.530 --> 00:58:12.793 A thousand times, I would. 804 00:58:14.969 --> 00:58:15.970 Me too. 805 00:58:18.016 --> 00:58:20.018 If I could just have one minute with Arash, 806 00:58:20.105 --> 00:58:21.498 this is better than none. 807 00:58:23.630 --> 00:58:24.805 Arash means... 808 00:58:26.372 --> 00:58:27.939 It's-- It's not sunshine. 809 00:58:28.026 --> 00:58:29.027 It's... 810 00:58:30.332 --> 00:58:31.812 [whistles and laughs] 811 00:58:31.899 --> 00:58:34.249 The first-- the first thing in the morn-- 812 00:58:34.336 --> 00:58:35.816 [speaks Arabic] 813 00:58:35.903 --> 00:58:38.340 I've never thought about explaining this in English. 814 00:58:38.427 --> 00:58:40.517 Ray. First ray of sunlight. 815 00:58:41.996 --> 00:58:42.954 That's nice. 816 00:58:48.742 --> 00:58:49.700 [sniffs] 817 00:58:51.397 --> 00:58:52.746 How'd it happen? 818 00:58:55.270 --> 00:58:57.098 We were eating Froot Loops. 819 00:58:58.404 --> 00:59:02.364 A strange food given to me by the Americans. 820 00:59:03.235 --> 00:59:05.193 And I was looking at my boy. 821 00:59:06.630 --> 00:59:09.415 And then my windows exploded, 822 00:59:09.502 --> 00:59:12.287 and bullets lit up my kitchen. 823 00:59:12.374 --> 00:59:14.159 One of the bullets, they... 824 00:59:16.944 --> 00:59:18.772 Those eyes without life. 825 00:59:29.478 --> 00:59:31.916 I wonder sometimes if I should have picked sides. 826 00:59:35.180 --> 00:59:37.182 I thought it was the right thing to do, 827 00:59:37.269 --> 00:59:40.141 but working with the Americans cost my son, so I don't know. 828 00:59:44.450 --> 00:59:46.495 I've not told this to anyone. 829 00:59:50.978 --> 00:59:52.893 How do you know it was the Taliban? 830 00:59:54.242 --> 00:59:55.679 I mean, they warned me. 831 00:59:58.333 --> 00:59:59.944 What, that's it? That's... 832 01:00:00.988 --> 01:00:02.120 That's all you needed? 833 01:00:02.207 --> 01:00:04.122 How do you know it wasn't the Americans? 834 01:00:05.993 --> 01:00:07.734 They'd have no reason to. 835 01:00:07.821 --> 01:00:08.909 [scoffs] 836 01:00:10.432 --> 01:00:12.130 They make mistakes all the time. 837 01:00:14.785 --> 01:00:15.829 Friendly fire. 838 01:00:16.743 --> 01:00:17.918 Bad intel. 839 01:00:18.527 --> 01:00:19.833 It wasn't the Americans. 840 01:00:21.356 --> 01:00:22.706 Well, for all we know, 841 01:00:23.663 --> 01:00:25.970 it was the Americans that shot up your house. 842 01:00:26.535 --> 01:00:28.929 And for all I know, you hate the fucking Americans, 843 01:00:29.016 --> 01:00:30.452 and the Taliban recruited you, 844 01:00:30.539 --> 01:00:31.976 and now you're here on some mission. 845 01:00:32.063 --> 01:00:34.500 We think we know everything, and we don't know shit. 846 01:00:34.587 --> 01:00:35.719 You think I'm Taliban? 847 01:00:35.806 --> 01:00:37.285 I'm just saying it makes fucking sense. 848 01:00:37.372 --> 01:00:39.374 Taliban or not. Terrorist or not. 849 01:00:39.461 --> 01:00:40.637 These are my choices? 850 01:00:40.724 --> 01:00:42.290 You're working with military families. 851 01:00:42.377 --> 01:00:43.509 You're trying to be my friend. 852 01:00:43.596 --> 01:00:45.337 Look, I am here in this country. 853 01:00:45.424 --> 01:00:48.688 Why would the Americans kill my son and give me asylum? 854 01:00:48.775 --> 01:00:50.211 Does this make sense to you? 855 01:00:50.298 --> 01:00:51.778 What if it happens again? 856 01:00:51.865 --> 01:00:53.693 They-- It can't happen. There's no Taliban here. 857 01:00:53.780 --> 01:00:55.564 They're here! 858 01:00:55.652 --> 01:00:57.001 They're fucking here. 859 01:00:58.480 --> 01:01:00.265 And why are you in America, huh? 860 01:01:01.396 --> 01:01:04.704 Why does the translator know so fucking much about firearms? 861 01:01:04.791 --> 01:01:06.619 Many translators carry firearms. 862 01:01:06.706 --> 01:01:08.447 Some of us have to use them. 863 01:01:08.534 --> 01:01:09.970 -You're fucking with me. -No. 864 01:01:13.321 --> 01:01:15.106 Yeah, you gain my trust and then what? 865 01:01:15.193 --> 01:01:16.890 -What?! -Fine. 866 01:01:16.977 --> 01:01:18.065 Nance... 867 01:01:18.936 --> 01:01:20.024 I am Taliban. 868 01:01:20.111 --> 01:01:22.809 Allahu Akbar! 869 01:01:22.896 --> 01:01:25.116 Deep down, all we do is we hate Americans, 870 01:01:25.203 --> 01:01:26.857 and we want all of them to die. 871 01:01:26.944 --> 01:01:29.207 That's-- that's what you want to hear? 872 01:01:30.556 --> 01:01:32.776 If that-- No, no, no, hey. 873 01:01:32.863 --> 01:01:35.169 If that's how you feel, pick that up and shoot me. 874 01:01:35.256 --> 01:01:36.431 Go ahead. 875 01:01:36.518 --> 01:01:39.391 Get your one for one! 876 01:01:39.478 --> 01:01:42.133 People like you do a much better job of hating Americans 877 01:01:42.220 --> 01:01:43.874 than people like me ever could. 878 01:01:59.063 --> 01:02:00.281 [car engine starts] 879 01:02:04.416 --> 01:02:05.852 [dramatic music playing] 880 01:02:15.775 --> 01:02:16.733 [soft huff] 881 01:02:27.874 --> 01:02:29.310 I thought that we needed you, 882 01:02:30.311 --> 01:02:32.618 and now I'm starting to think that you need us. 883 01:02:34.751 --> 01:02:36.143 My door is closed to you, Diana. 884 01:02:36.883 --> 01:02:37.928 What? 885 01:02:38.015 --> 01:02:39.756 Don't play dumb, Di. 886 01:02:39.843 --> 01:02:41.670 I did it for years. 887 01:02:41.758 --> 01:02:44.412 You don't think I saw you in town, 888 01:02:44.499 --> 01:02:46.023 spending Jesse's blood money? 889 01:02:46.110 --> 01:02:48.286 Buying that shiny new car with your new beau. 890 01:02:49.113 --> 01:02:50.505 Seriously? 891 01:02:50.592 --> 01:02:52.681 That new beau is my cousin! 892 01:02:52.769 --> 01:02:54.771 Who's the only one who's giving me a hand right now. 893 01:02:54.858 --> 01:02:56.468 Who's the only one who has offered 894 01:02:56.555 --> 01:02:58.862 to drive me to the hospital when my fucking water breaks. 895 01:02:58.949 --> 01:03:02.126 Which, by the way, is gonna be sometime tonight or tomorrow. 896 01:03:02.213 --> 01:03:04.824 And because my cousin doesn't have a car 897 01:03:04.911 --> 01:03:08.567 and my fucking black-smoke-spewing shitbox 898 01:03:08.654 --> 01:03:10.874 isn't working and isn't good enough for a baby, 899 01:03:10.961 --> 01:03:14.573 I got a used fucking Honda Fit to drive Jesse Junior home in. 900 01:03:28.152 --> 01:03:29.153 It's a boy? 901 01:03:36.725 --> 01:03:37.944 You're calling it "Jesse"? 902 01:03:42.688 --> 01:03:43.863 [sniffles] 903 01:03:43.950 --> 01:03:45.212 [exhales] 904 01:03:45.734 --> 01:03:47.519 -Let me help you. -No, no, no! 905 01:03:47.606 --> 01:03:49.042 Get a look at yourself! 906 01:03:51.001 --> 01:03:54.482 Jesse would be really disappointed in you. 907 01:03:56.484 --> 01:03:57.529 [sobs] 908 01:04:00.837 --> 01:04:02.969 What happened to Jesse wasn't my fault. 909 01:04:05.624 --> 01:04:08.235 It's not-- it's not your fault. 910 01:04:08.845 --> 01:04:12.109 Is this what's bothering you? Do you think that I blame you? 911 01:04:12.196 --> 01:04:13.458 I'll see you. 912 01:04:14.024 --> 01:04:16.287 Nance, are you in or out? I need to know. 913 01:04:16.374 --> 01:04:17.592 Nance! 914 01:04:19.594 --> 01:04:21.205 Are you in or out? 915 01:04:23.381 --> 01:04:24.425 [sniffles] 916 01:04:26.558 --> 01:04:27.864 [dramatic music playing] 917 01:04:37.743 --> 01:04:39.179 [lights buzzing] 918 01:04:52.279 --> 01:04:53.628 [menacing music playing] 919 01:05:49.032 --> 01:05:50.511 [menacing music continues] 920 01:06:07.354 --> 01:06:09.574 It's-- It's my money. 921 01:06:12.142 --> 01:06:13.926 I want to withdraw all of it. 922 01:06:14.013 --> 01:06:15.754 You want to withdraw the total balance? 923 01:06:15.841 --> 01:06:16.929 Yeah. 924 01:06:17.930 --> 01:06:19.584 Uh, you can't come in here with that. 925 01:06:19.671 --> 01:06:20.802 There's a sign. 926 01:06:20.889 --> 01:06:22.152 It's-- it's my right to carry, 927 01:06:22.239 --> 01:06:24.371 and it's your right to refuse service. 928 01:06:24.458 --> 01:06:27.070 But if I come in here anyway, it's a C-class misdemeanor 929 01:06:27.157 --> 01:06:28.462 with a $200 fine. 930 01:06:28.549 --> 01:06:30.725 So, why don't you let me finish, 931 01:06:30.812 --> 01:06:32.553 and I'll tip you on the way out. 932 01:06:35.426 --> 01:06:36.905 Just keep it on your shoulder. 933 01:06:38.733 --> 01:06:41.301 [teller] Are you sure you don't want to wire transfer the money 934 01:06:41.388 --> 01:06:42.476 for security purposes? 935 01:06:42.563 --> 01:06:43.825 No, I have security. 936 01:06:43.912 --> 01:06:45.653 Fifties and hundreds. 937 01:07:15.988 --> 01:07:17.468 [tires squeal] 938 01:08:04.210 --> 01:08:05.864 [somber music playing] 939 01:08:16.701 --> 01:08:17.745 [Nance] Hey, Diana. 940 01:08:19.617 --> 01:08:21.923 I left you something with Jesse under the flag. 941 01:08:24.056 --> 01:08:25.666 Love the shit out of that kid. 942 01:08:43.423 --> 01:08:44.946 [turns ignition off] 943 01:08:50.256 --> 01:08:51.388 [grunting] 944 01:08:58.656 --> 01:09:00.048 [suspenseful music playing] 945 01:09:19.067 --> 01:09:20.678 [suspenseful music intensifying] 946 01:09:31.776 --> 01:09:32.864 [sighs] 947 01:09:38.043 --> 01:09:39.175 Fuck! 948 01:09:44.876 --> 01:09:46.225 [door squeaks open] 949 01:09:51.317 --> 01:09:52.884 [food sizzling] 950 01:09:57.715 --> 01:09:59.020 What'd you get? 951 01:10:00.065 --> 01:10:01.109 Hmm? 952 01:10:02.459 --> 01:10:04.504 Burrito. What'd you get? 953 01:10:04.591 --> 01:10:06.202 Um, chicken. 954 01:10:06.289 --> 01:10:08.334 Tastes like pork, so who knows? 955 01:10:09.640 --> 01:10:12.077 Yeah, they're shitty here. Never know what you're getting. 956 01:10:13.818 --> 01:10:15.211 I'm sorry. Do we know each other? 957 01:10:18.910 --> 01:10:21.347 You remember recruiting Jesse Redfield? 958 01:10:23.349 --> 01:10:24.307 Of course. 959 01:10:27.005 --> 01:10:28.136 Right, right. 960 01:10:30.182 --> 01:10:32.967 I was so sorry to hear about your son. 961 01:10:33.054 --> 01:10:34.142 Why? 962 01:10:34.839 --> 01:10:36.580 -Excuse me? -Why are you sorry? 963 01:10:37.407 --> 01:10:39.757 Just that you lost him. He seemed like a good kid. 964 01:10:39.844 --> 01:10:42.063 Yeah, guilty people say that. They're sorry. 965 01:10:42.803 --> 01:10:44.022 Look... 966 01:10:46.024 --> 01:10:49.027 Jesse's not the first kid I recruited who was KIA. 967 01:10:49.114 --> 01:10:51.769 You're not the first parent to come talk to me about it. 968 01:10:51.856 --> 01:10:53.901 Just the first to do it at Gonga's Grill. 969 01:10:53.988 --> 01:10:55.338 Are you laughing at me? 970 01:10:56.208 --> 01:10:57.209 No, ma'am. 971 01:11:03.346 --> 01:11:06.914 By the time I came into the office with Jesse, 972 01:11:07.001 --> 01:11:10.048 he'd decided to enlist. 973 01:11:10.135 --> 01:11:12.268 Had a kid on the way. He needed a job. 974 01:11:12.355 --> 01:11:13.965 Could have worked with me, but... 975 01:11:15.488 --> 01:11:16.446 no. 976 01:11:20.580 --> 01:11:23.409 You work for the war machine, or you go to war. 977 01:11:24.715 --> 01:11:25.672 You make burritos. 978 01:11:28.806 --> 01:11:29.981 [laughs] 979 01:11:34.290 --> 01:11:36.204 You should be the kid making burritos. 980 01:11:40.078 --> 01:11:41.471 What did you say to him? 981 01:11:42.428 --> 01:11:45.518 Ma'am, I'm a career counselor, an employee. 982 01:11:45.605 --> 01:11:46.998 I just do my job. 983 01:11:47.085 --> 01:11:48.956 Just do your job. 984 01:11:49.043 --> 01:11:51.132 I just do mine. He just did his. 985 01:11:52.786 --> 01:11:54.005 [scoffs] 986 01:12:02.318 --> 01:12:04.363 You sold my kid like a used car. 987 01:12:21.075 --> 01:12:23.469 You're right, ma'am. 988 01:12:23.556 --> 01:12:25.558 My kid dies, I'd probably show up here, too. 989 01:12:25.645 --> 01:12:28.256 That's a nice M9, by the way. 990 01:12:28.344 --> 01:12:29.954 Let me ask you a question, ma'am. 991 01:12:30.041 --> 01:12:32.348 How'd you feel the day Jesse enlisted? 992 01:12:36.613 --> 01:12:37.570 Yeah. 993 01:12:38.832 --> 01:12:39.833 Proud. 994 01:12:40.573 --> 01:12:42.314 I remember thinking that. "Look at this mom. 995 01:12:42.401 --> 01:12:43.881 So proud of her kid." 996 01:12:43.968 --> 01:12:45.752 And you were right to be proud, ma'am. 997 01:12:47.667 --> 01:12:49.452 Why do you think I do this job? 998 01:12:50.583 --> 01:12:52.890 'Cause 37K a year is my idea of a great life? 999 01:12:53.760 --> 01:12:55.545 When I drink, it's a Keystone in a can. 1000 01:12:55.632 --> 01:12:56.894 I eat at Gonga's. 1001 01:12:59.026 --> 01:13:01.159 You think I wouldn't rather be selling, like, 1002 01:13:01.246 --> 01:13:02.987 watches or barbecues or something? 1003 01:13:04.423 --> 01:13:06.382 Man, I can sell the shit out of barbecues. 1004 01:13:07.948 --> 01:13:09.036 So why am I doing this? 1005 01:13:09.123 --> 01:13:10.298 'Cause I love my country? 1006 01:13:10.386 --> 01:13:11.691 Yeah, sure. 1007 01:13:11.778 --> 01:13:13.911 Yeah, but no one goes to war for love, ma'am. 1008 01:13:15.303 --> 01:13:16.783 You know, I've been over there. 1009 01:13:17.567 --> 01:13:18.698 Two tours. 1010 01:13:19.525 --> 01:13:21.614 Now, I piss in a bag, and I'm in the market for a girlfriend 1011 01:13:21.701 --> 01:13:23.311 who likes a soft dick. 1012 01:13:29.492 --> 01:13:32.059 Us little guys go to war for three reasons, ma'am. 1013 01:13:32.146 --> 01:13:33.974 One, it's a better job than plumbing. 1014 01:13:34.061 --> 01:13:35.193 Two... 1015 01:13:36.107 --> 01:13:37.717 just always ends up being us little guys 1016 01:13:37.804 --> 01:13:39.153 protecting the big guys. 1017 01:13:40.241 --> 01:13:41.417 And three... 1018 01:13:45.464 --> 01:13:47.466 You think it was the government who shot me in the pelvis 1019 01:13:47.553 --> 01:13:49.120 and killed three of my friends? 1020 01:13:50.513 --> 01:13:51.688 No. 1021 01:13:51.775 --> 01:13:53.254 Think some recruiter did it? No. 1022 01:13:53.341 --> 01:13:54.821 Some senator? No. 1023 01:13:55.909 --> 01:13:57.868 No, it was the Taliban, ma'am. 1024 01:13:59.347 --> 01:14:00.871 And they celebrated after. 1025 01:14:01.698 --> 01:14:03.351 Yeah, we could hear them. 1026 01:14:04.657 --> 01:14:06.137 Shouting, laughing. 1027 01:14:08.531 --> 01:14:09.793 Fucking evil. 1028 01:14:11.403 --> 01:14:13.405 I didn't kill Jesse, ma'am. 1029 01:14:14.580 --> 01:14:17.235 Taliban killed Jesse. 1030 01:14:19.106 --> 01:14:20.325 And you can bet, ma'am, 1031 01:14:20.412 --> 01:14:22.240 that those jihadists threw a party. 1032 01:14:23.546 --> 01:14:25.635 [ominous music intensifying] 1033 01:14:55.273 --> 01:14:56.579 Fuck! 1034 01:14:58.450 --> 01:14:59.843 Fuck! 1035 01:15:20.211 --> 01:15:21.517 [cell phone chimes] 1036 01:15:26.609 --> 01:15:27.566 [sighs] 1037 01:15:46.280 --> 01:15:47.717 [whispering softly in Arabic] 1038 01:15:55.289 --> 01:15:56.464 [cell phone chimes] 1039 01:16:04.560 --> 01:16:05.735 [gunshot] 1040 01:16:25.798 --> 01:16:27.278 [foreboding music playing] 1041 01:16:31.935 --> 01:16:33.589 [car engine starts] 1042 01:16:34.459 --> 01:16:35.503 Hey! 1043 01:16:43.990 --> 01:16:45.209 [engine starts] 1044 01:16:53.260 --> 01:16:54.610 [sirens wailing] 1045 01:16:59.702 --> 01:17:00.964 [dialing] 1046 01:17:01.051 --> 01:17:02.748 [operator] 911, what's your emergency? 1047 01:17:14.368 --> 01:17:15.718 [turns off ignition] 1048 01:17:20.374 --> 01:17:21.419 Nance! 1049 01:17:42.222 --> 01:17:43.833 I know you don't want to hurt me, Nance. 1050 01:17:43.920 --> 01:17:45.835 You had a clean shot I know you can make. 1051 01:17:51.101 --> 01:17:52.145 Nance! 1052 01:18:11.469 --> 01:18:12.600 Where's your rifle? 1053 01:18:15.386 --> 01:18:16.692 In the gun net. 1054 01:18:16.779 --> 01:18:18.824 You're supposed to bring your fucking rifle. 1055 01:18:20.347 --> 01:18:21.827 Put down the rifle, Nance. 1056 01:18:32.055 --> 01:18:33.447 I killed my kid. 1057 01:18:37.930 --> 01:18:38.931 It was me. 1058 01:18:41.629 --> 01:18:42.761 I'm fucking tired. 1059 01:18:45.982 --> 01:18:47.548 We're both gonna die one day. 1060 01:18:49.333 --> 01:18:51.291 And be with our boys again, hmm? 1061 01:18:53.032 --> 01:18:54.120 But not yet. 1062 01:18:57.297 --> 01:18:59.909 Okay? We're still here for some reason. 1063 01:18:59.996 --> 01:19:03.347 Maybe I'm here for you. Just please give me the rifle. 1064 01:19:08.526 --> 01:19:09.745 Please give-- 1065 01:19:15.272 --> 01:19:16.752 [rifle cocks] 1066 01:19:16.839 --> 01:19:17.840 [sniffles] 1067 01:19:17.927 --> 01:19:19.276 -Nance... -Back up. 1068 01:19:19.363 --> 01:19:20.756 -Nance. -Back up! 1069 01:19:23.280 --> 01:19:24.672 Aim it at me. 1070 01:19:27.501 --> 01:19:29.199 Aim it at me. 1071 01:19:29.286 --> 01:19:30.504 Fuck, Nance. 1072 01:19:31.244 --> 01:19:32.768 Next one's in your chest. 1073 01:19:35.074 --> 01:19:36.032 Ten... 1074 01:19:36.641 --> 01:19:37.729 -Nance. -Nine... 1075 01:19:37.816 --> 01:19:39.035 -Don't. -...eight... 1076 01:19:39.122 --> 01:19:41.124 -No, I don't want this. -...seven, six... 1077 01:19:41.211 --> 01:19:43.517 No, I'm not helping you kill yourself, Nance. 1078 01:19:43.604 --> 01:19:44.692 Aim it at me! 1079 01:19:44.780 --> 01:19:46.303 -Nance. -...three... 1080 01:19:46.390 --> 01:19:47.391 -No. -...two... 1081 01:19:47.478 --> 01:19:48.522 -No, Nance! -...one. 1082 01:19:48.609 --> 01:19:49.610 Nance! 1083 01:19:59.359 --> 01:20:01.274 [gunshot] 1084 01:20:01.361 --> 01:20:04.277 [metallic ring] 1085 01:20:05.844 --> 01:20:07.541 [clink] 1086 01:20:07.628 --> 01:20:10.109 [gunshot echoes] 1087 01:20:14.244 --> 01:20:15.332 -[bullet thuds] -[grunts] 1088 01:20:16.463 --> 01:20:17.856 [panting] 1089 01:20:21.773 --> 01:20:23.035 [panting] 1090 01:20:26.778 --> 01:20:30.216 [Khalil gasping] 1091 01:20:30.303 --> 01:20:32.262 Eyes open, eyes open. Hey, hey. 1092 01:20:32.349 --> 01:20:33.437 It's okay. 1093 01:20:34.612 --> 01:20:35.656 It's okay. 1094 01:20:38.355 --> 01:20:40.444 It's okay. It's okay. 1095 01:21:13.477 --> 01:21:14.695 [soft sigh] 1096 01:21:24.053 --> 01:21:25.184 [soft grunt] 1097 01:21:30.189 --> 01:21:31.974 [sighs] 1098 01:21:32.061 --> 01:21:33.192 [panting] 1099 01:22:13.058 --> 01:22:15.234 [soft sigh] 1100 01:22:15.321 --> 01:22:16.627 [dramatic music playing] 1101 01:22:35.820 --> 01:22:37.517 [distant sirens wailing] 1102 01:22:42.087 --> 01:22:43.175 [Nance sighs] 1103 01:22:57.668 --> 01:22:59.061 [indistinct chatter] 1104 01:23:01.541 --> 01:23:03.413 -[breathing heavily] -[nurse] All right. 1105 01:23:03.500 --> 01:23:05.676 Relax, and deep breath. 1106 01:23:07.286 --> 01:23:08.984 [hyperventilating] 1107 01:23:11.464 --> 01:23:13.423 And get ready, honey. 1108 01:23:13.510 --> 01:23:16.513 [Diana grunts and screams] 1109 01:23:17.470 --> 01:23:19.124 You're doing so good. 1110 01:23:20.821 --> 01:23:22.127 [gasping] 1111 01:23:24.869 --> 01:23:26.697 You got this, okay? 1112 01:23:26.784 --> 01:23:28.090 [groaning] 1113 01:23:28.177 --> 01:23:29.395 [exhaling] 1114 01:23:33.965 --> 01:23:35.227 [crying] 1115 01:23:40.058 --> 01:23:41.277 [laughing] 1116 01:23:50.895 --> 01:23:52.331 [screams] 1117 01:23:53.941 --> 01:23:55.682 [crying] 1118 01:23:55.769 --> 01:23:57.119 [uplifting music playing] 1119 01:24:00.426 --> 01:24:02.037 [exclaims] 1120 01:24:04.430 --> 01:24:05.692 [laughing] 1121 01:24:09.522 --> 01:24:11.002 [baby shrieking] 1122 01:24:11.785 --> 01:24:13.091 [screaming] 1123 01:24:31.588 --> 01:24:33.198 [acoustic music playing] 1124 01:24:43.730 --> 01:24:48.039 ♪ Killed me When you were born ♪ 1125 01:24:49.388 --> 01:24:53.914 ♪ Milky flesh without a thorn ♪ 1126 01:24:55.220 --> 01:24:59.877 ♪ Remade me with more love ♪ 1127 01:25:00.878 --> 01:25:06.405 ♪ Once below is now above ♪ 1128 01:25:06.492 --> 01:25:08.581 ♪ I come in screaming ♪ 1129 01:25:08.668 --> 01:25:11.018 ♪ Leave with a whimper ♪ 1130 01:25:11.976 --> 01:25:16.850 ♪ But spring always Follows winter ♪ 1131 01:25:17.982 --> 01:25:22.378 ♪ The dead fertilize The new ♪ 1132 01:25:23.466 --> 01:25:28.340 ♪ And the soil Gives this life to you ♪ 1133 01:25:29.167 --> 01:25:31.430 ♪ When you shot out the chute ♪ 1134 01:25:31.517 --> 01:25:34.651 ♪ My heart in your hands ♪ 1135 01:25:34.738 --> 01:25:39.134 ♪ Whatever I ever was If anything ♪ 1136 01:25:40.526 --> 01:25:42.920 ♪ When the shot rang out ♪ 1137 01:25:43.007 --> 01:25:45.836 ♪ Across that land ♪ 1138 01:25:45.923 --> 01:25:50.841 ♪ Whatever I ever was If anything ♪ 1139 01:25:52.016 --> 01:25:56.629 ♪ Was born And buried with you ♪ 1140 01:25:56.716 --> 01:25:58.762 ♪ And born again ♪ 1141 01:25:58.849 --> 01:26:02.635 ♪ By your baby blue ♪ 1142 01:26:06.639 --> 01:26:10.643 ♪ Killed me When you came alive ♪ 1143 01:26:12.123 --> 01:26:17.215 ♪ Your whole world Inside those eyes ♪ 1144 01:26:18.085 --> 01:26:22.960 ♪ Remade me with more light ♪ 1145 01:26:23.787 --> 01:26:28.052 ♪ Running blind Sits with sight ♪ 1146 01:26:29.227 --> 01:26:31.534 ♪ I come in screaming ♪ 1147 01:26:31.621 --> 01:26:33.710 ♪ Leave with a whisper ♪ 1148 01:26:34.798 --> 01:26:39.716 ♪ But spring always Follows winter ♪ 1149 01:26:40.760 --> 01:26:45.461 ♪ The dead fertilize the new ♪ 1150 01:26:46.462 --> 01:26:51.206 ♪ And the soil give this life To you ♪ 1151 01:26:51.989 --> 01:26:54.644 ♪ When you shot out the chute ♪ 1152 01:26:54.731 --> 01:26:57.516 ♪ My heart in your hand ♪ 1153 01:26:57.603 --> 01:27:03.261 ♪ Whatever I ever was If anything ♪ 1154 01:27:03.348 --> 01:27:06.133 ♪ When the shot rang out ♪ 1155 01:27:06.221 --> 01:27:08.788 ♪ Across that land ♪ 1156 01:27:08.875 --> 01:27:13.663 ♪ Whatever I ever was If anything ♪ 1157 01:27:14.620 --> 01:27:20.104 ♪ Was born and buried With you ♪ 1158 01:27:20.191 --> 01:27:25.065 ♪ Born again By your baby blue ♪ 1159 01:27:29.461 --> 01:27:31.507 ♪ Come with nothing ♪ 1160 01:27:31.594 --> 01:27:34.466 ♪ And do some somethings ♪ 1161 01:27:34.988 --> 01:27:40.298 ♪ And hope to live with love ♪ 1162 01:27:40.385 --> 01:27:42.822 ♪ And back to the earth ♪ 1163 01:27:43.519 --> 01:27:46.130 ♪ And dust and dark ♪ 1164 01:27:46.217 --> 01:27:50.874 ♪ Or back to clouds above ♪ 1165 01:27:52.223 --> 01:27:54.747 ♪ And all that blooms ♪ 1166 01:27:54.834 --> 01:27:57.315 ♪ We will put down ♪ 1167 01:27:58.011 --> 01:28:02.320 ♪ All that rots Is wrap again ♪ 1168 01:28:03.539 --> 01:28:05.758 ♪ Come with nothing ♪ 1169 01:28:05.845 --> 01:28:08.761 ♪ And do some somethings ♪ 1170 01:28:09.458 --> 01:28:13.331 ♪ Hope to leave with love ♪ 1171 01:28:14.506 --> 01:28:19.163 ♪ Yeah, hope to leave With love ♪ 1172 01:28:20.904 --> 01:28:24.864 ♪ Hope to leave with love ♪ 1173 01:28:25.996 --> 01:28:28.694 ♪ Yeah, hope to leave ♪ 1174 01:28:28.781 --> 01:28:31.262 ♪ With love ♪ 1175 01:28:37.964 --> 01:28:39.923 [percussive music playing] 1176 01:28:55.765 --> 01:28:57.810 [reflective music rises] 1177 01:30:46.310 --> 01:30:48.443 [music gently fades]