(car engine running)
[Radio]: ¶ I am just a Cinderella
¶ Lookin' for a handsome fella...
[Radio]: ¶ I am just a Cinderella
(ominous music)
(splashing)
(cocks revolver)
- What the fuck do you think you're doin', deputy?
- You're not going anywhere with that badge.
- What the fuck do you think you're doin', deputy?
You...are no longer sheriff of this town.
(ominous music)
(grunts)
(creepy music)
(gentle music)
- Here.
(bangs)
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
doesn't mean I'm gonna come up here waste my Saturday
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
watch you piss yourself up on this ledge okay?
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
- [Sister] Sean I'm gonna do it.
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
- [Sean] You know, Charlie Burger's gang used to dump
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
bodies back here during Prohibition.
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
- [Sister] Yeah, right. - [Sean] No it's true.
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
That quarry's real good at keeping secrets.
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
Come on, race you to the top, alright?
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
(laughing)
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
(gentle music)
Look, just 'cause you're my sister
There you go.
You're gonna do it, right?
- Hmm, I mean yeah, I mean I am gonna jump.
You're gonna do it, right?
- What about...
if we jump together?
- What about...
Yeah?
- Yeah.
Yeah?
- Here we go.
Alright, one...
two...
three.
two...
(splashing)
- Sean.
Sean.
This isn't funny.
Sean!
(dramatic music)
Sean!
(thud)
(chaotic music)
(crying)
- Sheriff, Sheriff.
- Not now.
- Sheriff, Sheriff.
- Sheriff it's Sean.
- Sheriff, Sheriff.
- What is it?
- There's been an accident.
- What is it?
(melancholy music)
- I'm so sorry.
- There's no way to know for sure how deep that quarry is.
With all them nooks and crannies
- There's no way to know for sure how deep that quarry is.
it's possible we may never find his body.
- There's no way to know for sure how deep that quarry is.
- Yup.
- There's no way to know for sure how deep that quarry is.
- Condolences, Sheriff.
- Thanks, Byron.
(church bells pealing)
(ominous music)
(fireworks popping)
- [Carny] Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,
(fireworks popping)
welcome to the mysteries of the Far East for your
(fireworks popping)
amazement and bemusement, the magic of Ching Ling Foo.
(fireworks popping)
- I need a volunteer, I need one volunteer...
(fireworks popping)
- Pick me, pick me!
(fireworks popping)
You, you there come on up here.
(fireworks popping)
So what's your name?
- Jake.
So what's your name?
- Oh, so Jake, I want you to pick a card, any card...
So what's your name?
And let the audience see what the card is.
And the card is....
And let the audience see what the card is.
(ominous music)
And let the audience see what the card is.
(lighter clicks)
And let the audience see what the card is.
(whooshing)
- And now, ladies and gentlemen, I give to you
(whooshing)
Cheeserella, queen of the cheese counter.
(whooshing)
- Whoo-whoo!
(ominous music)
- Jacqueline.
- ...next trick, they just call it
- Jacqueline.
the four silver rings...
- Jacqueline.
You scared me.
- Jacqueline.
(cheering)
( screams with happiness ) - MAN: Yeah!
- Come on. - I mean it.
- Nice job, kiddo, it's good news.
- Come on. - I mean it.
- Yeah. Are you ready to hear some more news?
- Come on. - I mean it.
How would you feel if I told you that I was going to have
another baby?
How would you feel if I told you that I was going to have
- Well what about Sean?
- What about Sean?
- Are we just gonna forget about him?
- What about Sean?
- No honey, no, of course not, but look....
- What about Sean?
(continues, indistinct)
- What about Sean?
Jake!
(humming)
(accordion plays on radio)
(humming continues)
(accordion plays on radio)
(man snorts, grunts)
(accordion plays on radio)
Ah.
(knocking on door)
- God damn it, Byron.
Sweetie, what's wrong?
(crying)
Come on in.
How's that pie?
- Pretty good. - "Pretty good"?
- Well, my mom's is better.
- Pretty good. - "Pretty good"?
- It oughta be, she learned from the best: your grandmother.
Here's mud in your eye.
- It oughta be, she learned from the best: your grandmother.
(polka music)
There you go.
- I miss Sean.
- Yeah, we all do.
It's not easy losing somebody you love.
- Yeah, we all do.
I lost my wife and I lost my grandson
and I lost buddies in the war.
I lost my wife and I lost my grandson
It don't get any easier.
I wish I could tell ya there's some kind of magical
answer, but there isn't any.
I wish I could tell ya there's some kind of magical
You wouldn't believe me anyhow. You're to smart for that.
You know something? You and me are the same.
We're the strong ones.
We carry the load.
And when you carry a load for a long time
you get stronger.
And when you carry a load for a long time
Now, your mom is bringing a brand new life into the world
and she needs your help and she needs your support.
Now, your mom is bringing a brand new life into the world
You can do that, right?
Goodnight, sweetie.
(ominous music)
(gasping)
- I'll pick you up after school, okay?
- I'm old enough to walk home alone now--
- I'll pick you up after school, okay?
- Just wait for me, alright?
- I'll pick you up after school, okay?
Hey. Have a good day.
(clock ticking)
(teacher lecturing)
(clock ticking)
- [Hawthorne] Jake.
- Yes, Miss Hawthorne?
- [Hawthorne] Jake.
- [Hawthorne] I asked a question.
- [Hawthorne] Jake.
- The flood happened in 1927.
- [Hawthorne] Jake.
- [Hawthorne] And that is correct. Pay closer attention
- [Hawthorne] Jake.
next time, please. - She got the right answer.
- [Hawthorne] Jake.
- [Hawthorne] Go to the office, William.
- [Hawthorne] Jake.
(bell ringing)
- [Bully] Get in the toilet.
(bell ringing)
(toilet flushes)
(bell ringing)
(yelling)
(bell ringing)
(coughing)
- [William] Stop it guys (coughing).
(coughing)
- Hey, hey.
(bell rings)
- Thanks.
(vehicle whoosh)
- Jake, I...drew this for you.
- I have to go.
(ominous music)
- [Tall Hat] Hello child.
- Where'd you come from?
(echoing footsteps)
- Where'd you come from?
What are you doing?
- [Tall Hat] Waiting.
- For what?
- [Tall Hat] Waiting.
- [Tall Hat] For somethin' to happen.
- I'm not supposed to talk to strangers so...
- [Tall Hat] Sensible.
- I'm not supposed to talk to strangers so...
That's Dee.
And that's John.
I'm Wyeth.
Now that we know each other, we're no longer strangers.
I'm Wyeth.
- That's a hell of a scar, Jake,
I'm Wyeth.
how'd you get it?
I'm Wyeth.
- How do you know my name?
I'm Wyeth.
- What were you doing when you got it?
I'm Wyeth.
- [John] Maybe she was running, maybe she fell.
I'm Wyeth.
- Why were you running, Jake?
I'm Wyeth.
- To get help from my Grandpa,
I'm Wyeth.
Sheriff Waterhouse.
I'm Wyeth.
- Why?
- [John] I bet you miss your brother, don't you?
- Why?
- Of course she does.
- Why?
You like magic, right, Jake?
(ominous music)
You like magic, right, Jake?
- [Jake] Sure.
You like magic, right, Jake?
- Well, what sorta trick do you wanna see?
You like magic, right, Jake?
- She wants her brother back.
You like magic, right, Jake?
- That's impossible. - You sure about that?
- Slow down, John.
- That's impossible. - You sure about that?
You seem pretty sure about that.
Is it empty?
- Yeah.
- Give it here.
- Yeah.
Watch carefully.
- How was school today, Jake?
- Fine, it was fine.
- How was school today, Jake?
- Did your daddy forget
- How was school today, Jake?
to come and get you? - No--
- How was school today, Jake?
- Make sure you're watching closely.
- How was school today, Jake?
(ominous music)
- How was school today, Jake?
(solid thud) (rattling)
Stomp on it.
(rattling)
Stomp on it.
Stomp on it!
Open it.
(gasps) (thuds)
(laughing)
(gasps) (thuds)
Your brother's not dead, he's just hard to find.
(gasps) (thuds)
Come on.
We got a lot to talk about.
(ominous music)
We got a lot to talk about.
[Jake's Dad] I was what, maybe five minutes late.
[Mom arguing]
[Jake's Dad] I was what, maybe five minutes late.
[Dad] I told her to wait for me!
[Jake's Dad] I was what, maybe five minutes late.
(fire crackling)
Come closer, child.
There's no reason you can't have your brother back, Jake.
- I don't understand.
(thud)
- I don't understand.
- Go on, don't be afraid.
- I don't understand.
(laughing)
(rattling) (ominous music)
The rules of the game are not as fixed
(rattling) (ominous music)
as you think they are, Jake.
(rattling) (ominous music)
But nothin' comes for nothin', right?
(rattling) (ominous music)
We all want somethin'.
(rattling) (ominous music)
We can bring your brother back to life,
but somebody has to take his place.
We can bring your brother back to life,
- Like who?
- What about your little boyfriend Willie Proctor?
- Like who?
- He's not my boyfriend. - Exactly.
- Like who?
If he were to take your brother's place
- Like who?
you could have Sean back.
- Like who?
- Well what do you guys want with Willie?
- Like who?
- Nobody'll miss him.
Everybody at school makes fun of him,
- Nobody'll miss him.
he's fucked up, right?
- Nobody'll miss him.
- So what's the big deal?
You make Willie disappear and your family's happy again.
- So what's the big deal?
- Yeah, maybe your mama won't be so sad.
- So what's the big deal?
- What do you say?
Now you bring Willie Proctor to the quarry.
When he goes off the ledge you'll get your brother back.
Now you bring Willie Proctor to the quarry.
Should we shake on it?
(ominous music)
- We got her.
- [Byron] Copy that, Sheriff.
- We got her.
- [Isabel] Oh! Oh, we missed you.
- We got her.
- [Dad] Honey we love you so much.
- We got her.
- [Isabel] You're sure you're okay?
- We got her.
- [Dad] Hey I told you to wait for me.
- We got her.
- Just leave her alone. - Hey, hey.
- We got her.
Easy.
- We got her.
Jake, why don't you come over here and tell me what happened.
- We got her.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
and then I just decided to walk home,
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
and when I was walking through the woods
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
I saw this man in the old train tunnel.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- [Dad] What?
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- Go ahead, go on.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- There were like three men,
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
but I can't remember their names.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- These three men, did they do anything to you?
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- They just showed me this trick.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- Jesus.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- A trick?
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
What kind of trick did they show ya?
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- Just some stupid magic trick.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
I'd seen it before, it was nothing.
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- Could you identify these men?
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- Yeah, maybe. Probably not, I don't know...
- Okay, so I was waiting for Dad for a while to pick me up
- Go on sweetie, get in the truck.
I'll have her back in a little bit,
she seems alright.
I'll have her back in a little bit,
- Yeah, thanks, Dad.
I'll have her back in a little bit,
(moaning)
- Hey Byron.
Byron, you there?
(feedback)
- (muffled) The search volunteers are heading home.
(feedback)
- What the shit did you say?
(feedback)
- I said the search volunteers are--
(feedback)
- Put the goddamn egg salad down and listen.
(feedback)
I got Jake with me.
(feedback)
I'm headed out to the old abandoned house out on
(feedback)
County B.
(feedback)
- The old Booster house?
(feedback)
- Yeah I'll be there in about 10 minutes,
(feedback)
I gotta go see somebody first.
(feedback)
- Shit. You're not gonna go see--
(feedback)
- Just meet me at the house in 10 minutes.
(feedback)
If I'm longer than 10 minutes you know where I'm at.
(feedback)
And come prepared.
(feedback)
- You can count on me Sheriff.
(feedback)
- Can I?
(ominous music)
- Can I?
- You having your night terrors again?
- It's nothin.
- She said you tried to jump out a second story window,
- It's nothin.
she had to pull you back inside.
- It's nothin.
She's worried about you, you got a young daughter.
- I would never hurt them.
She's worried about you, you got a young daughter.
- What?
She's worried about you, you got a young daughter.
- Nothin' sweetie, nothin'.
Sit tight.
Hello! Sheriff McCormack.
- Did you find that girl?
- Yup we got her.
- Did you find that girl?
- Where the hell was she?
- Did you find that girl?
- Don't rightly know, but we think maybe a couple of the
- Did you find that girl?
men you got staying out at the old Booster place might
- Did you find that girl?
have seen her.
- Did you find that girl?
We'd like to have a word with them.
- Did you find that girl?
- You've got a warrant?
- Did you find that girl?
- I'd hate like hell to have to get one of them.
- Did you find that girl?
Stay in the car, sweetheart.
I'd be happy to put a call into immigration.
We could do this by the book if that's how you wanna do it.
I'd be happy to put a call into immigration.
- You've got 30 minutes, then I want you off of my property.
I'd be happy to put a call into immigration.
Unless you put a gun to my head.
- Good evening, Proc.
(ominous music)
- Good evening, Proc.
- Hey, Jake, you have a little adventure there?
- God damn it, Byron, put the shotgun down.
- Hey, Jake, you have a little adventure there?
- Oh sorry Sheriff.
- Hey, Jake, you have a little adventure there?
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
in front of the truck alright?
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
Gonna line them up up here and if you seen any one
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
of your three I want you to give this horn a honk.
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
I'm just gonna form a side, ain't nobody gonna get arrested.
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
We just wanna find out what happened to ya.
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
- Nothing happened.
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
- Right, right, right, right.
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
You said before.
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
Just honk the horn if you see anybody familiar okay?
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
- Okay. - Alright.
- Okey dokey. Now I'm gonna bring some men
(knocking)
Sheriff's department.
(knocking)
We're comin' in.
(knocking)
(ominous music)
(knocking)
Right here is fine.
Step forward.
Big John.
Well?
Nothing?
Well?
- No.
Well?
- Not even the little squirrely guy on the right?
- No, I've never seen him in my life.
- Not even the little squirrely guy on the right?
- Okay, you done good, kiddo.
Byron.
Go ahead take Jake home and ah meet me back at the station.
Byron.
- Sure thing Sheriff.
Byron.
- Thank you very much, gentlemen,
Byron.
stay put for a minute.
Byron.
(melancholy music)
(indistinct voices)
(woman moaning) Big D!
- That place gave me the creeps. - Why?
- Well I don't know. Felt like it was haunted or somethin'.
- That place gave me the creeps. - Why?
- Who used to live there?
- Oh, I never met 'em, I just heard a rumor
- Who used to live there?
that they were gypsies and one day they disappeared.
- Who used to live there?
(yells) (screams)
- Who used to live there?
Sorry.
- Who used to live there?
(thunder crackles)
(gentle music)
(man gibbering)
(deep growling)
(woman moaning)
(rattling)
- What's wrong?
- You were screaming in your sleep.
- What's wrong?
- It was just a bad dream.
Go on back to bed.
Go on, git!
(distant gunshots)
(clicking)
(gun fires)
(laughing)
- Sweetheart.
Do you know, um...
- What?
Do you know, um...
- I don't know how to put it other than just telling you
straight up. Willie's granddaddy called me,
- I don't know how to put it other than just telling you
and he doesn't want you going anywhere near Willie,
- I don't know how to put it other than just telling you
so just stay away.
- I don't know how to put it other than just telling you
I hate like hell to tell ya that.
I know you're fond of him.
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
but you know, everything's gonna be alright, I promise you.
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
You just hang in there and--
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
(laughs) "Just hang in there."
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
Sound like a goddamn football coach (laughs).
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
I wish your grandma was here to hear me,
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
you know what she'd say, she'd say, "Waterhouse,
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
you're so full of shit it's comin' outta your mouth."
And I know that your brother's death left a mark,
But it's true, sweetie. Come here
Everything's gonna be alright.
But it's true, sweetie. Come here
I love you, kiddo.
But it's true, sweetie. Come here
- [Jake] I love you.
But it's true, sweetie. Come here
- Everything's gonna be fine.
- [Bully] You're mine!
- You know what, let's do something fun tonight,
just you and me.
- You know what, let's do something fun tonight,
- Dinner? - Hell yeah.
- You know what, let's do something fun tonight,
So what are you gonna get?
- Um I'll just get the chicken tenders or something.
So what are you gonna get?
- Jake, I need you to eat more than that.
So what are you gonna get?
- Yeah okay.
- We can split something.
- Yeah okay.
Alright.
(ominous music)
- I have a job for you.
I need you to get something that was taken from me.
(ominous music)
I need you to get something that was taken from me.
(crying)
- Mom what's wrong?
(melancholy music)
(ominous music)
(snoring)
(ominous music)
(foreign language)
- Did you bring what I asked for?
Give it here.
Does he trust you?
You know what you need to do.
- I'm gonna see Willie just like we talked about.
You know what you need to do.
(rattling)
You know what you need to do.
(foreign language)
- What's he doing?
- You want your brother back or not?
- What's he doing?
(hissing) (foreign language)
- What's he doing?
- He's summoning the power to bring your brother
back to life.
- He's summoning the power to bring your brother
(foreign language)
- He's summoning the power to bring your brother
(ominous music)
- Your brother awaits.
(ominous music)
(foreign language)
- You and your goddamn husband been doing that
(foreign language)
goddamn hocus pocus gypsy shit.
(foreign language)
I seen ya, in the cave.
(foreign language)
Now, I'm a reasonable man.
(foreign language)
Don't speak fuckin' gypsy to me.
(foreign language)
(choking)
(foreign language)
Easy, sweet meat, this is simple.
(foreign language)
You wanna continue that gypsy bullshit, it's gonna cost ya.
(foreign language)
- Boys to feed.
No money.
- Boys to feed.
- Oh I'm sure we can make other arrangements.
- Boys to feed.
(yells)
(creaks)
- Hey Willie, it's Jake, let me in.
(creaks)
Willie.
(creaks)
- What are you doin' here? - (screams)
(creaks)
- [Jake] Get off.
(creaks)
Get away from me. - Jake!
(creaks)
(pounding) (screams)
(creaks)
I don't want you hangin' around that Mather girl no more,
you hear me?
I don't want you hangin' around that Mather girl no more,
You promise me!
I don't want you hangin' around that Mather girl no more,
I'm sorry, boy.
- What are you doin' over at Willie Proctor's house?
- Hmm? - Hmm?
- What are you doin' over at Willie Proctor's house?
What are you up to?
- If you'll allow me to say somethin', Sheriff,
I think they ought a present you with the key to this city.
- If you'll allow me to say somethin', Sheriff,
I mean 200 pounds of marijuana--
- Hand it over.
- I gotta count it first.
- Hand it over.
- Got a problem here?
- Hand it over.
- Sheriff, Sheriff take it easy.
- Hand it over.
(laughs)
- Hand it over.
(gunshots)
- Hand it over.
Now that there's what you call a good taste
of the insurance fraud.
Now that there's what you call a good taste
- So he knew.
Now that there's what you call a good taste
- What do you take me for?
Hell yes he knew, it was his fuckin' idea.
- What do you take me for?
- You know what I mean, I hope that after as many years
on the job I've developed investigatory sense
- You know what I mean, I hope that after as many years
as you possess.
- You know what I mean, I hope that after as many years
- Hey Byron.
- You know what I mean, I hope that after as many years
- Yes sir?
- You know what I mean, I hope that after as many years
- You about done sucking my dick?
- You know what I mean, I hope that after as many years
- Yes Sheriff.
Good.
- But that's my bus.
- Who cares?
- But that's my bus.
We'll walk.
- But that's my bus.
(ominous music)
- [Willie] Where are we going?
(ominous music)
- I told you it's a surprise.
Willie. - What?
- I need you to come over here for just a second.
- Where?
- I need you to come over here for just a second.
- Um, over here by the ledge.
(ominous music)
I'm sorry. - For what?
- What happened?
- I couldn't do it. - Why not?
- I'm not going to do that--
- There are consequences for failing to fulfill
your agreement.
- There are consequences for failing to fulfill
- You're hurting me.
- There are consequences for failing to fulfill
- One way or another you gotta end him.
- There are consequences for failing to fulfill
- Why do you care?
- There are consequences for failing to fulfill
- Because we had a deal.
- There are consequences for failing to fulfill
- What do you get out of this anyway?
- There are consequences for failing to fulfill
- Let her go.
She'll be back.
(hissing)
(ominous music)
(vomiting)
- Looks like you could use a hand.
Didn't mean to scare you.
(whimpering)
- [Byron] Sheriff.
Sheriff.
- What?
- [Byron] Uh, it's Isabel.
- What?
- What'd you think?
- We can save your daughter, we can't save the baby.
- What'd you think?
(crying)
- Sorry to hear about your mom.
Anything we can do to help?
- Like what?
- Our offer still stands, child.
You know where to find us.
(chain jingles)
(crying)
- (muttering)
(projector whirring)
- (muttering)
Your grandma sent this to me when I was overseas in the war.
- (muttering)
I've been wanting you to see it.
- (muttering)
Seemed like tonight was a good night.
- (muttering)
See ah, every Sunday they used to show a Hollywood
- (muttering)
picture and I didn't have any way to see what your grandma
- (muttering)
sent me, so I traded the projectionist
- (muttering)
a bottle of whiskey,
- (muttering)
he showed it before the feature.
- (muttering)
(gentle music)
- (muttering)
The men went bananas.
He showed it four times before they'd let the feature start.
The men went bananas.
It reminded them of their own.
Their own families, their own wives and kids.
Next day the fella that booked the movies
he tracked me down and he said hey I need that film back
Next day the fella that booked the movies
and I said what do you mean you want that film back
Next day the fella that booked the movies
and he said well the men have demanded to see it,
Next day the fella that booked the movies
they demanded to see it.
Next day the fella that booked the movies
They want to see it next Sunday and the Sunday after that.
Next day the fella that booked the movies
Yes sir.
You know your mother and your grandma
they were bigger stars over there than Rita Hayworth
You know your mother and your grandma
and Ingrid Bergman.
You know your mother and your grandma
They'd like to wear it out they played it so many times.
I had to steal it back the last time (laughs).
They'd like to wear it out they played it so many times.
What is this?
What are you doing with this?
(ominous music)
What are you doing with this?
(sirens whirring)
(gunshots) - Wyeth!
John!
Dee!
John!
- [Wyeth] Evenin' Sheriff.
John!
- What business you got with my granddaughter?
See, I love that little girl and I will not have you
- What business you got with my granddaughter?
loathsome degenerates filling up her mind with all these
- What business you got with my granddaughter?
fucking fairy tales about her dead brother,
- What business you got with my granddaughter?
do you hear me?
- What business you got with my granddaughter?
- I've never lied to Jake in my life.
- What business you got with my granddaughter?
- What the hell is going on?
- I am giving these men their walking papers.
- I don't see no badge, Sheriff, and I don't see
- I am giving these men their walking papers.
no warrant, and yet here I see you.
- I am giving these men their walking papers.
- These men aren't who they say they are.
- I am giving these men their walking papers.
Their intentions are ungodly.
(cock rifles)
Their intentions are ungodly.
These are marked men.
- What makes you think I give a shit about anything
These are marked men.
that comes outta your mouth?
These are marked men.
- Then shoot go ahead and shoot.
(laughing)
(yelling)
(laughing)
(foreign language)
- I brought some food,
I thought you and your boys might be hungry.
- I brought some food,
I need to talk to you.
(foreign language)
I need to talk to you.
(foreign language)
(gunshots)
(foreign language)
(ominous music)
(foreign language)
- Just let her sleep.
I'll be back in a few hours.
- I missed you.
- I know how to bring my brother back to life.
- Really?
- I know how to bring my brother back to life.
- Will you help me?
- Yeah.
- Will you help me?
- Let's go. - You mean now?
- Yes. Right now.
- Let's go. - You mean now?
- What about school?
- Let's go. - You mean now?
- Well if you're too scared, then...
- Byron.
Byron. Byron, wake the fuck up.
(dramatic music)
Byron. Byron, wake the fuck up.
(splashing)
(foreign language)
(ominous music)
(foreign language)
(yelling) (foreign language)
- Sheriff.
(yelling)
Sheriff that's enough.
(yelling)
- Get away from me.
- Sheriff.
(foreign language)
- Stay out of this. - Sheriff leave the poor guy--
(guns shooting)
- No, no, please.
- It's the only way, no witnesses.
- No, no, please.
(foreign language)
- No, no, please.
- Please don't shot the kid, please.
- No, no, please.
(foreign language)
Please.
(foreign language)
Please.
(foreign language)
Please.
(guns shooting)
(yelling)
(laughs)
(yelling)
- Go on, get it over with.
- [Wyeth] Nah, not yet.
- You hurt my granddaughter, I swear...
- I wouldn't hurt a single hair on her pretty head.
- You hurt my granddaughter, I swear...
I don't wanna kill you,
I want you both to suffer. Huh?
I don't wanna kill you,
Your granddaughter's about to throw Willie Proctor
into the quarry.
Your granddaughter's about to throw Willie Proctor
- [Winterhouse] I know her. she won't do that.
- She's about to do it right now.
If it's any consolation,
she'll probably get away with murder.
If it's any consolation,
But she'll be haunted the rest of her life
If it's any consolation,
by what she did.
If it's any consolation,
(dramatic music)
If it's any consolation,
- Got a light?
(lighter clicks)
You're forgetting one thing.
- What's that?
You're forgetting one thing.
- All they said is that somebody has to take his place.
- You're forgetting what the old Chinaman said.
- All they said is that somebody has to take his place.
When you go on a journey of revenge...
- All they said is that somebody has to take his place.
dig two graves.
(dramatic music)
dig two graves.
(whooshes)
(crackling)
(whooshes)
- Jake, no!
Jake?
Jake!
Jake this isn't funny.
Jake!
(peaceful music)
(crackling)
(grunting) (foreign language)
- Grab them fuckin' kids and keep 'em here, goddamn it.
(grunting) (foreign language)
(dramatic music)
(grunting) (foreign language)
(crackling)
(dramatic music)
(crackling)
- I learned one thing during the war,
and that is no man's all good,
- I learned one thing during the war,
no man's all bad neither.
- I learned one thing during the war,
There are no cowards, there are no heroes,
- I learned one thing during the war,
there's only the living and the dead.
- I learned one thing during the war,
I don't believe in hell neither, otherwise I'd be there.
- I learned one thing during the war,
It's hard to know what's right or wrong...
unless you're sitting on the outside lookin' in.
See there isn't a day that goes by that I don't regret
what happened to that woman and that I could've stopped it.
See there isn't a day that goes by that I don't regret
I did one good--
well, actually two good things, but only one is worth
I did one good--
a good goddamn, and that is I came home
I did one good--
to my wife and my daughter.
I did one good--
- Jake!
Jake.
(gentle music)
¶ I am just a Cinderella looking for a handsome fella
¶ Hoping that someday by chance I'll find
¶ I am just a Cinderella looking for a handsome fella
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Heart of gold and love that's true
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ He's the boy that I have on my mind
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ I don't want a mansion or a castle in the sky
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ All I want is loving arms to hold me when I cry
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ So if you find that handsome fella
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Tell him there's a Cinderella
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Waiting to be cuddled in his arms
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Now I am just a Cinderella lookin' for a handsome fella
¶ Hoping that someday by chance I'll find
¶ Now I am just a Cinderella lookin' for a handsome fella
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Heart of gold and love that's true
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ He's the boy that I have on my mind
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Now I don't want a mansion or a castle in the sky
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ All I want is loving arms to hold me when I cry
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ So if you find that handsome fella
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Tell him there's a Cinderella
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue
¶ Waiting to be cuddled in his arms
¶ Curly hair and eyes of blue