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<i>Mom, what's going on?</i>

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<i>You think I'm stupid?
You think I'm fucking stupid?</i>

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<i>As a little girl growing up,</i>

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<i>I had this power in my dreams
where I could fly.</i>

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<i>The air was like water,
and I could just swim in it.</i>

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<i>Up, up, up, and over the mountains
into a whole new life.</i>

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<i>And what's crazy is, it came true,
in a way.</i>

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<i>It was my husband's power and money
that transported me into a new world.</i>

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<i>And every year,
I threw a New Year's party to celebrate.</i>

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<i>It was a cry of victory
over my violent past.</i>

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<i>Spelled out in peonies
and vintage champagne.</i>

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<i>For 18 years, I'd refined these parties
into something resembling perfection.</i>

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<i>You have no fucking idea who I am.</i>

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<i>I had no way of knowing
this party would be my last.</i>

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<i>But to tell you how I got there,
I have to go back.</i>

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Hey.

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I have a New Year's party to set up.
Stop distracting me.

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You're distracting me.

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You're so damn sexy.

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- Trying to drive me insane?
- No.

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I'm trying to finish these centerpieces.

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Hey.

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What's wrong?

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You know, this… this day is a…
kind of a big deal for me.

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Oh, Nance.

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Come on, it's our first party
as a married couple.

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My introduction
to the Hennessey socialite scene.

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- Hey.
- What if it's not good enough?

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You're my wife. You're perfect.

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And if this is too much,
we'll just cancel.

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- Oh, no.
- Just say the word.

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- No.
- Yeah.

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All I care about is you.

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Okay.

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People will be arriving soon.

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Then let's give them
something to walk in on.

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<i>Robert loved me so extravagantly
in those days.</i>

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<i>In that powerful way you do at first.</i>

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<i>When there's so much love between you
it feels like it blurs every flaw</i>

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<i>and heals every wound.</i>

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<i>Even the oldest and deepest ones.</i>

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<i>I felt so protected by him
in those early days.</i>

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<i>Eighteen years later,
it felt like a different story.</i>

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Honey, what do you think?

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I moved some things around this year.
Always innovating.

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I think the credit card bill's
gonna be pretty painful this month.

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A little early for that, isn't it?

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It's a party, right?
Hey, Kit's on her way over.

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I just wanted to go through a little bit
of business before the guests arrive.

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Seriously? It's New Year's Day.

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You guys just had that big meeting
before the holidays. What…

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What is left to discuss?

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I'll be in my office.

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Excuse me, I'm afraid
you're setting up in the wrong spot.

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You are gonna have to clear any changes
with the event coordinator,

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but choose your moment.

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'Cause this party is like the pinnacle
of the year for these Hennessey pricks.

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Nancy Hennessey, and you are?

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Fired?

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David.

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David, well, the bar's actually supposed
to be set up over there under the pergola.

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That way it's got some shade
from the wisteria vines

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and a view of the rose garden.

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You drew that? It's not bad.

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You don't have to flatter me.
I'm not gonna fire you.

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I don't think I'd have time
to find a replacement.

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Mrs. Hennessey.

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- Yeah?
- Mrs. Hennessey, I have terrible news.

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What is it?

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It's the gift bags.

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They used black and white ribbon instead
of the blush and crimson that I ordered

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to match the Rose Parade theme.

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I've been on the phone for over an hour
trying to rush replace,

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but all the vendors
are closed for the holiday.

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Caroline, take a breath, okay.
We have time.

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I will call for backup, okay?

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Okay, thank you.

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My hero. Come in, girls.

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Come on.

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- Yay.
- Argh, angel.

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Okay, so you want to actually cut it
at a 45-degree angle,

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so the ends look really nice and even.

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You want it done perfectly,
or do you want it done at all?

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- Can't I have both?
- No.

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Robert thinks that I've
let the party get too… extravagant.

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I think he's right.

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Girls, why don't you take some
of these bags and put them out front,

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like the ones that are done with the bows?

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- That would be great.
- Take two each. There we go, perfect.

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Thank you so much.

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They look gorgeous.

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Nancy, listen to me, you are throwing
the most beautiful New Year's Day party

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for everyone you love to enjoy.

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And I think that we could all use a reason
to celebrate today.

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Is it Marcus?

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It's Howard.

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They cut his class load again,
so now he's only doing four hours a week.

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- What?
- I know.

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I really don't know what we're gonna do.

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I can help.

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No, no, no, that's not what I'm… No.

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You've already been way too generous.
I'm not taking any more money from you.

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And I don't want to lie to Howard
about it.

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Then don't. You know, if it's a choice
between your husband's ego

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and putting food on the kid's table,
then--

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Okay, well, I mean, it's not his ego.
He has principles.

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The university wants him to do
these gimmicks, like,

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the fall of Rome according to TikTok,
and, like…

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You know, he's just… He's not gonna
compromise on his standards.

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Come on, it's a new year, right?

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Opportunities can come
when you least expect them.

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<i>My friend, Mary, prayed
at the church of eternal optimism.</i>

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True.

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<i>Most especially
when it came to her family.</i>

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Aunt Nancy, can we play with Cora's dolls?

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No. Aunt Nancy has too much to do.

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She has this massive party to throw.
Look at this.

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That is way more important.
Let me go ask her, okay?

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- Thank… Say thank you.
- Thank you. Thank you.

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<i>I loved that about her.
I needed it about her.</i>

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<i>Mary was the mother I never had,
and never figured out how to be.</i>

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What?

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Isn't that Daddy's shirt?

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He told me I could have it.
What do you want, Mom?

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Just checking in.

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Also, Mary's kids wanted to know if they
could borrow your American Girl dolls.

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Is that okay?

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Yeah, I literally couldn't care less.

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They can have those old dolls
if you can find them.

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You used to be obsessed with them,
you know? Once upon a time.

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Yeah.

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Cora.

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This is your dress for the party.

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Now I'm gonna have to steam it again.
You gotta take better care of your things.

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No, I'm not going to your party.

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My friends in Highland Park
are having a potluck thing.

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What? When was that decided?

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Dad said it was fine.

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He did?

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Why are you acting
some type of way about this?

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Nobody cares about this party, except you.

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Well, now you're just being rude.

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I'm rude?

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I've been home from school for a week,
and you haven't said two words to me.

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You talk to the fucking caterer
more than you talk to your own daughter.

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Like, have you asked me anything
about how I'm doing?

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Do you even know
what's going on in my life?

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- Sweetheart, I know I've been busy, I'm--
- No, it's fine. I don't care.

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I'm just… I'm just saying
I'm not the rude one here.

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Okay, when this party is over,
I am making time for you.

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I swear to God,
just get out of my room, please.

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Well, it would mean a lot to me if you
just stopped by, and to your dad too.

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I don't think you know
what Dad cares about anymore.

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<i>Cora's words cut deep,
but I couldn't blame her for them.</i>

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<i>She was a native in this world
of fancy dolls and expensive clothes.</i>

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<i>But I would never lose the sense</i>

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<i>that I was a stranger
who'd wandered into this big house.</i>

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<i>A white trash girl from Bakersfield
playing dress-up.</i>

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<i>Always one step away from being exposed.</i>

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I'm trying to make this
as painless as possible for everyone.

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Really, Bobby?
How much did you spend on this party?

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Don't fucking talk to me
about spending, Kit.

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I get enough of that from Dad.

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I'm gonna take care of it.
I just… need a little more time.

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Jesus, Nancy.

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- Just coming to see my husband.
- I don't think that he's in the mood

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- for visitors right now.
- I'll take my chances, thank you.

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She called me a visitor.

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Yeah.

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Hey, babe, what's going on?
Are we in some sort of financial trouble?

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No. It's just…

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Dad's on my ass about our spending,
that's all. It's nothing to worry about.

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It's got you on your third scotch
before noon, so…

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Come on.

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Does it have anything to do with that
meeting that you guys all had in New York?

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Hey. Everything's fine.

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I've just…
A lot of work to do, that's all.

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Well…

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I know how to take your mind off it.

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Do you think that's a good idea?
I mean, the guests are about to arrive.

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Let's give them something to walk in on.

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Yeah?

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Hey.

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Sorry about that.

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Hey.

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- I'm just…
- It's been a while.

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- Do you wanna tell me what's going on?
- Yeah. No, it's…

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Do you mind not pressuring me right now?

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I got a lot of things on my mind.

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You were great up there today, kiddo.

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I was looking at you the whole time.

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I can tell. It was like you were
dancing just for me.

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Before I forget.

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This should cover your classes
the next two months.

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I could use new pointe shoes.

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You are definitely Patty's girl.

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Hello.

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- Happy New Year, my dear.
- You too.

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Daddy was just complimenting
the rose garden.

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Looks like the gardeners
are taking good care of it.

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I actually do the gardening myself.
Yeah, I find it very therapeutic.

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I think that's marvelous.

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My children could learn
a thing or two from you.

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They inherited everything from me,
except my work ethic.

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I don't know if that's fair.

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I think Robert puts in
plenty of hours for you.

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He certainly puts in for expenses.

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<i>In my family, the violence was all overt…</i>

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- Let's get you something to drink.
- <i>…but in Robert's,</i>

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<i>it was the subtle art
of passive aggression.</i>

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Welcome.

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<i>And it would've gone unnoticed
if it weren't for my friends.</i>

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You guys stay here for a sec.
I'll be right back.

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Welcome. Thanks for coming.

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- You okay?
- Yeah.

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- That looked… interesting.
- It was.

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Was Robert's dad flirting with you again?

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He doesn't flirt with me.

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My gosh, maybe he does.

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I don't know, they have their own
secret language. I can never get it right.

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Hey, girls.
Just be careful with those, okay?

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They're more expensive
than anything we own.

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It's fine. Cora doesn't care about those
anymore. Nor does she care about me.

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- Come on. Yes, she does.
- Nancy!

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Oh, God. I hate this woman. Bye.

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Hi, nice to see you.

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Excuse me.

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- El!
- Hi! Happy New Year.

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You did not have to
cut your trip short for me.

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Are you kidding?
There is actually nowhere else I wanna be.

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Oh, my God. No one gets off
a 16-hour flight looking this good.

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Was I not clear? Vodka. Vermouth. Olives.
In my mouth immediately.

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Lucky for you, I know the bartender.

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Delicious. Thank you.

00:15:43.777 --> 00:15:45.153 align:center
You're not so bad yourself.

00:15:46.488 --> 00:15:48.573 align:center
- This one is trouble.
- I know.

00:15:48.574 --> 00:15:49.907 align:center
- Hi.
- Hi.

00:15:49.908 --> 00:15:52.493 align:center
- Hey, how are you? Good.
- Good. You?

00:15:52.494 --> 00:15:54.078 align:center
- I'll have one of those.
- Really?

00:15:54.079 --> 00:15:55.663 align:center
Since when do you drink a martini?

00:15:55.664 --> 00:15:58.291 align:center
You've been gone two weeks.
I am a different person now.

00:15:58.292 --> 00:15:59.500 align:center
Wow!

00:15:59.501 --> 00:16:02.628 align:center
- Nancy, brava. This is perfect.
- Thank you.

00:16:02.629 --> 00:16:04.755 align:center
Well done. Where is the man of the house?

00:16:04.756 --> 00:16:08.801 align:center
- Oh, yeah. I haven't seen Robert.
- Yeah. He has some work to do.

00:16:08.802 --> 00:16:10.386 align:center
- He's working today?
- I know.

00:16:10.387 --> 00:16:15.016 align:center
Or is that a euphemism for
you guys had pre-party sex…

00:16:15.017 --> 00:16:16.601 align:center
- No.
- …and now he's recovering?

00:16:16.602 --> 00:16:18.603 align:center
- What?
- Yeah, this is a thing that they do.

00:16:18.604 --> 00:16:20.104 align:center
- It is not, is it? Not.
- Yeah.

00:16:20.105 --> 00:16:22.523 align:center
- Used to do.
- When… And then what happened?

00:16:22.524 --> 00:16:24.817 align:center
Things have been off lately.

00:16:24.818 --> 00:16:29.740 align:center
I don't know, I tried to initiate earlier,
and he was not up for it.

00:16:30.365 --> 00:16:32.450 align:center
I see what you did there.

00:16:32.451 --> 00:16:34.744 align:center
It's totally normal.
Married life stuff, right?

00:16:34.745 --> 00:16:36.078 align:center
Ellie, tell her that's normal.

00:16:36.079 --> 00:16:37.288 align:center
- I wouldn't know…
- Is it?

00:16:37.289 --> 00:16:38.956 align:center
…I'm single for a reason.

00:16:38.957 --> 00:16:41.542 align:center
You've been married forever.
Come on, you're telling me

00:16:41.543 --> 00:16:44.170 align:center
your husband has never had
trouble performing?

00:16:44.171 --> 00:16:45.296 align:center
Wow. My God.

00:16:45.297 --> 00:16:49.467 align:center
I mean, we've had trouble in other ways,
just not… just not like that.

00:16:49.468 --> 00:16:50.843 align:center
I… I mean, I'm thinking

00:16:50.844 --> 00:16:54.348 align:center
maybe it was because his dad is putting
a lot of pressure on him at work.

00:16:54.848 --> 00:16:56.974 align:center
- Family financial stuff, maybe that's it?
- That's…

00:16:56.975 --> 00:16:58.059 align:center
- Stress?
- Yeah, for sure.

00:16:58.060 --> 00:17:00.478 align:center
Yes, do not invent trouble
where there is none. That's it.

00:17:00.479 --> 00:17:01.687 align:center
- El.
- Yes.

00:17:01.688 --> 00:17:02.772 align:center
I…

00:17:02.773 --> 00:17:05.357 align:center
- I have someone to introduce you to.
- No. No. No.

00:17:05.358 --> 00:17:08.736 align:center
- Yes. Yes, yes, yes. Yeah.
- He's a divorced lawyer.

00:17:08.737 --> 00:17:11.364 align:center
Not a divorce lawyer.
He's a lawyer who's divorced.

00:17:11.365 --> 00:17:14.366 align:center
He plays tennis with Robert,
but he's a democrat.

00:17:14.367 --> 00:17:16.327 align:center
- I thought we said no more fix-ups.
- Yes.

00:17:16.328 --> 00:17:18.371 align:center
It's not a fix-up,
it's just an introduction.

00:17:18.372 --> 00:17:20.206 align:center
- Also, he knows Beyoncé.
- He does not.

00:17:20.207 --> 00:17:21.833 align:center
Yes, they threw a fundraiser together.

00:17:21.834 --> 00:17:23.417 align:center
You buried the lede, didn't you?

00:17:23.919 --> 00:17:25.211 align:center
- Ed, hi.
- Beyoncé?

00:17:25.212 --> 00:17:26.629 align:center
Excuse me.

00:17:26.630 --> 00:17:27.838 align:center
- There she is.
- Hi.

00:17:27.839 --> 00:17:29.048 align:center
Another year, another winner.

00:17:29.049 --> 00:17:30.299 align:center
- You're so sweet.
- He's cute.

00:17:30.300 --> 00:17:32.635 align:center
This is Eleanor.
My friend I was telling you about.

00:17:32.636 --> 00:17:34.762 align:center
- Eleanor, such a pleasure.
- Likewise.

00:17:34.763 --> 00:17:36.597 align:center
- Happy New Year.
- Happy New Year.

00:17:36.598 --> 00:17:38.516 align:center
So Nancy tells me you're from Boston.

00:17:38.517 --> 00:17:41.310 align:center
I went to Cambridge for law school.

00:17:41.311 --> 00:17:42.478 align:center
- Wow!
- Yeah.

00:17:42.479 --> 00:17:43.813 align:center
Howard. I think we gotta…

00:17:43.814 --> 00:17:44.897 align:center
- We forgot…
- Why?

00:17:44.898 --> 00:17:46.524 align:center
- We owe Howard a drink.
- No.

00:17:46.525 --> 00:17:48.401 align:center
- Yes. We do.
- Do you? Really?

00:17:48.402 --> 00:17:49.403 align:center
Yeah.

00:17:50.279 --> 00:17:51.988 align:center
That's so nice of you. He's sweet.

00:17:51.989 --> 00:17:53.407 align:center
- He's cute, right? Yeah.
- Yeah.

00:17:54.032 --> 00:17:57.869 align:center
Do me a favor. Don't bring up
what I said before about Howard's work.

00:17:57.870 --> 00:18:00.246 align:center
He would be so hurt
if he knew I told you and just…

00:18:00.247 --> 00:18:02.331 align:center
- Of course. No, I won't say a word.
- Thanks.

00:18:02.332 --> 00:18:03.916 align:center
I'm just gonna say hi to some people.

00:18:03.917 --> 00:18:05.251 align:center
- Okay, I'll be in here.
- Okay.

00:18:05.252 --> 00:18:08.004 align:center
Today, Balanchine would be
the first one canceled,

00:18:08.005 --> 00:18:11.091 align:center
or at the very least,
labeled "problematic."

00:18:12.593 --> 00:18:14.510 align:center
But for him, as for me,

00:18:14.511 --> 00:18:18.014 align:center
dance is not intended
to comfort the audience or the artists.

00:18:18.015 --> 00:18:21.434 align:center
It's meant to provoke. To arouse.

00:18:21.435 --> 00:18:23.896 align:center
And with you at the helm, Phil,
it always does.

00:18:24.605 --> 00:18:26.689 align:center
And we couldn't do any of it

00:18:26.690 --> 00:18:29.525 align:center
without the support of generous board
members such as Mrs. Hennessey.

00:18:29.526 --> 00:18:31.652 align:center
May I steal the maestro for a moment?

00:18:31.653 --> 00:18:32.737 align:center
Excuse me.

00:18:32.738 --> 00:18:37.033 align:center
I may have found the perfect person to do
our program notes for the new production.

00:18:37.034 --> 00:18:38.659 align:center
He's an esteemed professor,

00:18:38.660 --> 00:18:41.413 align:center
and he might just do me a favor
and free up his schedule.

00:18:42.122 --> 00:18:46.417 align:center
Hi, Mary, Howard, this is Phil Delavigne
with the LA Metropolitan Ballet.

00:18:46.418 --> 00:18:50.087 align:center
He's embarking on
a thrilling original piece called <i>Ariadne</i>.

00:18:50.088 --> 00:18:52.673 align:center
It's in your field, right, Howard?
Greek mythology?

00:18:52.674 --> 00:18:55.092 align:center
Yes. The… The metaphor of the labyrinth

00:18:55.093 --> 00:18:57.929 align:center
has been irresistible
to interpretive artists over the years.

00:18:57.930 --> 00:19:00.306 align:center
I suppose I'm not the first
to take it on, though.

00:19:00.307 --> 00:19:03.100 align:center
I… I hope my take is a fresh one.

00:19:03.101 --> 00:19:04.310 align:center
Artists have been understandably…

00:19:04.311 --> 00:19:07.855 align:center
<i>I was used to feeling left out of
conversations with Robert's family.</i>

00:19:07.856 --> 00:19:09.357 align:center
It's the experience we all…

00:19:09.358 --> 00:19:12.235 align:center
<i>But this wasn't about sailboats
or golf swings.</i>

00:19:12.236 --> 00:19:14.320 align:center
<i>Something more serious was going on.</i>

00:19:14.321 --> 00:19:16.240 align:center
…in a structure designed by man.

00:19:16.823 --> 00:19:18.699 align:center
Excuse me just for one moment.

00:19:18.700 --> 00:19:23.038 align:center
Right, but wouldn't you say that
the labyrinth is really… It's a construct.

00:19:26.083 --> 00:19:28.960 align:center
Harlan. So glad you could make it.

00:19:28.961 --> 00:19:30.878 align:center
I wouldn't have missed it, kiddo.
It's great to see you.

00:19:30.879 --> 00:19:32.172 align:center
How's Lena?

00:19:33.048 --> 00:19:35.800 align:center
I thought Robert would have mentioned.
Lena and I are--

00:19:35.801 --> 00:19:38.553 align:center
Honey, hi.
You said we were gonna be in and out.

00:19:38.554 --> 00:19:40.722 align:center
My friends are waiting for us at Nobu.

00:19:42.224 --> 00:19:46.603 align:center
Piper, this is Nancy.
My client Robert's wife and our hostess.

00:19:47.896 --> 00:19:49.814 align:center
So nice to meet you.

00:19:49.815 --> 00:19:51.941 align:center
Your house is huge.

00:19:51.942 --> 00:19:53.193 align:center
Thank you.

00:19:53.944 --> 00:19:55.654 align:center
Piper, could you give us a second?

00:19:58.866 --> 00:20:00.741 align:center
She works with us at the firm.

00:20:00.742 --> 00:20:03.744 align:center
Harlan,
you have always been so helpful to me,

00:20:03.745 --> 00:20:05.997 align:center
navigating the ins and outs
of this family.

00:20:05.998 --> 00:20:09.125 align:center
I've tried to be. Any wealth manager
worth his salt owes it to his client to--

00:20:09.126 --> 00:20:11.253 align:center
What happened at that meeting in New York?

00:20:12.379 --> 00:20:14.130 align:center
You have… You have to ask Robert.

00:20:14.131 --> 00:20:16.300 align:center
I have. He is stonewalling me.

00:20:23.307 --> 00:20:25.433 align:center
- I'm honor bound to my client.
- Honor b…

00:20:25.434 --> 00:20:27.977 align:center
You are boning your 25-year-old secretary.

00:20:27.978 --> 00:20:30.688 align:center
Let's not invoke some nonexistent code
of ethics here.

00:20:30.689 --> 00:20:33.275 align:center
This isn't about ethics.
This is about self-preservation.

00:20:33.984 --> 00:20:35.736 align:center
So talk to your husband.

00:20:43.076 --> 00:20:44.327 align:center
What's this?

00:20:44.328 --> 00:20:46.120 align:center
Seems like you could use it.

00:20:46.121 --> 00:20:48.039 align:center
That's the last thing I need right now.

00:20:48.040 --> 00:20:50.876 align:center
I mean, it's the right diagnosis,
just the wrong medicine.

00:20:51.710 --> 00:20:53.252 align:center
I feel you.

00:20:53.253 --> 00:20:55.172 align:center
That's a great tattoo. Is it a flower?

00:20:55.797 --> 00:20:59.468 align:center
It's a fractal. It's a geometry thing.

00:21:00.219 --> 00:21:03.138 align:center
It's complex, repeating patterns
that never change.

00:21:03.764 --> 00:21:07.017 align:center
No matter how closely you look,
how much you zoom in, zoom out,

00:21:07.726 --> 00:21:09.186 align:center
all the same story.

00:21:10.646 --> 00:21:13.064 align:center
- You always been into math?
- Honestly,

00:21:13.065 --> 00:21:16.484 align:center
didn't even know what it was until
the tattoo artist explained it to me.

00:21:16.485 --> 00:21:19.570 align:center
Saw it up in the window at this place
called the Coal Mine and I--

00:21:19.571 --> 00:21:24.117 align:center
Wait, the Coal… The Coal Mine,
like off Bates in Potomac Park?

00:21:24.910 --> 00:21:26.744 align:center
Shit, you're a Bako girl?

00:21:26.745 --> 00:21:28.956 align:center
I grew up across from San Lauren.

00:21:29.456 --> 00:21:32.209 align:center
No way. I went to Vista West.

00:21:33.168 --> 00:21:34.253 align:center
Wow.

00:21:35.420 --> 00:21:39.174 align:center
I knew there was something about you.
When's the last time you went back?

00:21:40.259 --> 00:21:41.510 align:center
I don't go back.

00:21:42.302 --> 00:21:43.637 align:center
You're too good for it now?

00:21:44.471 --> 00:21:46.098 align:center
No, the opposite, actually.

00:21:47.182 --> 00:21:51.520 align:center
I think I'm scared if I go back, I'll
realize that I haven't changed at all.

00:21:52.312 --> 00:21:55.065 align:center
That I'm exactly the same
as I've always been.

00:21:56.233 --> 00:21:57.401 align:center
What's wrong with that?

00:21:59.945 --> 00:22:01.071 align:center
It was dangerous.

00:22:03.740 --> 00:22:04.783 align:center
Thanks, Scott.

00:22:05.701 --> 00:22:06.784 align:center
I should go inside.

00:22:06.785 --> 00:22:08.287 align:center
- She might be up by now.
- Hey.

00:22:19.006 --> 00:22:20.381 align:center
Glass of champagne, my good man.

00:22:20.382 --> 00:22:23.718 align:center
So, this Howard fellow.
The Classics professor?

00:22:23.719 --> 00:22:27.930 align:center
He seems knowledgeable. A bit provincial.

00:22:27.931 --> 00:22:30.057 align:center
He's a dear friend who could use a break.

00:22:30.058 --> 00:22:33.519 align:center
Well, you of all people know what
a tight budget the Metro Ballet is on.

00:22:33.520 --> 00:22:35.938 align:center
Maybe we could up our donation?

00:22:35.939 --> 00:22:39.276 align:center
To help pay for his salary.
Just have to talk to my husband.

00:22:42.905 --> 00:22:44.865 align:center
- Hi. You're taller than me.
- Hey.

00:22:46.950 --> 00:22:48.618 align:center
The British Isles are gorgeous.

00:22:48.619 --> 00:22:50.912 align:center
- But the food--
- Oh, God. I'm so busted.

00:22:50.913 --> 00:22:52.788 align:center
I have been talking you up to him
for days.

00:22:52.789 --> 00:22:54.332 align:center
I thought you'd at least
have a conversation.

00:22:54.333 --> 00:22:58.294 align:center
I tried, I really did.
He is just deadly dull.

00:22:58.295 --> 00:23:00.213 align:center
- No.
- What am I missing here?

00:23:00.214 --> 00:23:03.884 align:center
Yes. Your lovely wife, God bless her,
tried to hook me up with your friend, Ed.

00:23:04.968 --> 00:23:06.219 align:center
Ed Holcomb?

00:23:06.220 --> 00:23:08.179 align:center
- Do you see how he says that?
- What?

00:23:08.180 --> 00:23:09.263 align:center
He's not her type.

00:23:09.264 --> 00:23:11.474 align:center
- How would you know?
- Come on, what are you doing?

00:23:11.475 --> 00:23:14.101 align:center
My dating life is not a problem
that needs to be fixed, okay?

00:23:14.102 --> 00:23:16.896 align:center
- I really like my independence.
- We just want you to be happy.

00:23:16.897 --> 00:23:20.441 align:center
I'm so happy. I have you and Mary.
You are my soul mates,

00:23:20.442 --> 00:23:22.611 align:center
and then I have my playmates
here and there.

00:23:24.530 --> 00:23:27.032 align:center
- Oh, God. Incoming.
- Nancy.

00:23:28.617 --> 00:23:31.285 align:center
Daddy was a little thrown
by all the signature drinks.

00:23:31.286 --> 00:23:34.956 align:center
Do you think it would be possible for me
to get him just a simple cup of coffee?

00:23:34.957 --> 00:23:36.124 align:center
Of course.

00:23:39.795 --> 00:23:42.214 align:center
I saw you were
speaking with Harlan earlier.

00:23:42.714 --> 00:23:45.384 align:center
Yes, I met his new girlfriend.
We were just catching up.

00:23:47.803 --> 00:23:49.972 align:center
What else were you
speaking with him about?

00:23:57.229 --> 00:23:58.939 align:center
He didn't tell me anything.

00:24:00.691 --> 00:24:04.194 align:center
There are aspects of the family business
that are complicated,

00:24:04.695 --> 00:24:06.612 align:center
and it's better for you to stay out of.

00:24:06.613 --> 00:24:09.031 align:center
I am part of this family, Kit.

00:24:09.032 --> 00:24:11.576 align:center
Well, I hope I've communicated.

00:24:11.577 --> 00:24:13.745 align:center
What the fuck is your problem with me?

00:24:14.496 --> 00:24:16.873 align:center
All I've ever done
is try and connect with you.

00:24:16.874 --> 00:24:19.960 align:center
Is it because your father gave us
this house instead of you?

00:24:20.544 --> 00:24:22.336 align:center
Because I'd be happy to talk to him
if it--

00:24:22.337 --> 00:24:25.048 align:center
Who do you think sent me here
in the first place?

00:24:27.551 --> 00:24:30.136 align:center
You wanna know
what my problem is with you?

00:24:30.137 --> 00:24:32.638 align:center
It's that everything you do
is transactional.

00:24:32.639 --> 00:24:37.561 align:center
And it has been from the very beginning,
but Bobby is just waking up to it.

00:24:54.453 --> 00:24:57.455 align:center
I'll ask our hostess
to send me your contact information.

00:24:57.456 --> 00:24:59.833 align:center
- I'll do you one better.
- How quaint.

00:25:00.876 --> 00:25:02.460 align:center
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

00:25:02.461 --> 00:25:04.963 align:center
- I'm so sorry.
- It's not your fault. I'm so sorry.

00:25:05.923 --> 00:25:08.758 align:center
- You all right?
- Yes, I'm fine.

00:25:08.759 --> 00:25:12.261 align:center
- You're bleeding.
- No, no, no. I'm absolutely fine.

00:25:12.262 --> 00:25:13.639 align:center
Excuse me. Please enjoy yourselves.

00:25:36.453 --> 00:25:37.579 align:center
Honey?

00:25:41.041 --> 00:25:42.042 align:center
May I?

00:25:43.377 --> 00:25:44.378 align:center
May you what?

00:25:48.215 --> 00:25:49.424 align:center
Did you get lost?

00:25:50.384 --> 00:25:52.134 align:center
There's so many other bathrooms
you could use.

00:25:52.135 --> 00:25:55.055 align:center
No, no. I wasn't lost.

00:25:56.640 --> 00:25:59.226 align:center
Of course not.
You lived here before we did.

00:26:00.018 --> 00:26:01.103 align:center
I was raised here.

00:26:02.688 --> 00:26:08.944 align:center
On land clear cut by my grandfather
for orange groves and oil fields.

00:26:09.820 --> 00:26:12.906 align:center
Father saved the loveliest plots
to raise our families in.

00:26:16.702 --> 00:26:18.287 align:center
May I have a towel, please?

00:26:24.168 --> 00:26:27.086 align:center
Jane and I never felt the need
for two sinks.

00:26:27.087 --> 00:26:29.631 align:center
But then, we got along well.

00:26:30.382 --> 00:26:32.801 align:center
We put in the double sink
when we remodeled.

00:26:34.845 --> 00:26:37.638 align:center
I understand that you're concerned
about our spending.

00:26:37.639 --> 00:26:39.224 align:center
Is that what Bobby's told you?

00:26:41.435 --> 00:26:45.856 align:center
I want to assure you that I'm aware,
and I plan to scale back

00:26:46.398 --> 00:26:48.400 align:center
on the parties in the future.

00:26:57.242 --> 00:26:59.077 align:center
I do enjoy your parties.

00:27:00.579 --> 00:27:03.248 align:center
It will be a shame
not to have one next year.

00:27:06.835 --> 00:27:11.088 align:center
<i>No matter what I'd been through,
this party had always been my reset.</i>

00:27:11.089 --> 00:27:13.508 align:center
<i>My chance to put on a proud front.</i>

00:27:13.509 --> 00:27:15.969 align:center
<i>To prove that this was really my life.</i>

00:27:17.429 --> 00:27:19.056 align:center
<i>It didn't feel that way anymore.</i>

00:27:24.686 --> 00:27:28.065 align:center
<i>It was time to find out
what my husband was hiding from me.</i>

00:28:27.416 --> 00:28:29.084 align:center
<i>Mom, what's going on?</i>

00:28:29.793 --> 00:28:33.797 align:center
<i>You think I'm stupid?
You think I'm fucking stupid?</i>

00:28:36.800 --> 00:28:40.304 align:center
- <i>You're not the victim here--</i>
- <i>Stop it-- Mom, stop.</i>

00:28:42.097 --> 00:28:43.682 align:center
<i>Mom, what's going on?</i>

00:28:45.809 --> 00:28:46.893 align:center
<i>Mom.</i>

00:28:46.894 --> 00:28:48.645 align:center
<i>You think I'm fucking stupid?</i>

00:28:50.355 --> 00:28:53.400 align:center
<i>Mom, stop! Stop the car.</i>

00:28:59.740 --> 00:29:00.823 align:center
Dude…

00:29:00.824 --> 00:29:03.493 align:center
I can't believe that belly. That's insane.

00:29:04.786 --> 00:29:06.871 align:center
Cora. What is this?

00:29:06.872 --> 00:29:10.374 align:center
We're headed out. I just did my drive-by,
as volun-told, by you, so--

00:29:10.375 --> 00:29:12.044 align:center
No, what is this?

00:29:12.920 --> 00:29:14.420 align:center
It's a white trash theme party.

00:29:14.421 --> 00:29:15.714 align:center
Wait, look.

00:29:16.673 --> 00:29:18.049 align:center
Nailed it, right?

00:29:18.050 --> 00:29:19.217 align:center
What did Josie call it?

00:29:19.218 --> 00:29:21.762 align:center
- Peckerwood Potluck.
- You can't wear that.

00:29:22.930 --> 00:29:25.557 align:center
- Chill out. Okay, we're leaving.
- Take it off, now.

00:29:27.100 --> 00:29:30.561 align:center
- Mom, you're not being serious right now.
- You're making fun of me.

00:29:30.562 --> 00:29:31.646 align:center
My own daughter?

00:29:31.647 --> 00:29:33.231 align:center
What are you talking about?

00:29:33.232 --> 00:29:35.942 align:center
This has nothing to do with you.
We're just having fun.

00:29:35.943 --> 00:29:39.904 align:center
Cosplaying poverty with your rich friends
is not fun. It's disgusting.

00:29:39.905 --> 00:29:43.658 align:center
As disgusting as literally spending
tens of thousands of dollars

00:29:43.659 --> 00:29:45.576 align:center
on a brunch so you can post it on Insta

00:29:45.577 --> 00:29:47.662 align:center
- to make your friends jealous?
- Okay. Okay, sorry.

00:29:47.663 --> 00:29:50.081 align:center
- Be honest with yourself, Mom.
- You guys can go now. Cora can't make it.

00:29:50.082 --> 00:29:51.499 align:center
- I'm leaving. Let go of me.
- You're staying here.

00:29:51.500 --> 00:29:53.043 align:center
You're so fake and full of shit.

00:29:55.963 --> 00:29:58.632 align:center
You have no fucking idea who I am.

00:30:31.665 --> 00:30:33.166 align:center
Where have you been?

00:30:33.917 --> 00:30:36.587 align:center
The studio was open today.
I went to rehearse.

00:30:37.421 --> 00:30:38.589 align:center
Where's Scott?

00:30:41.133 --> 00:30:42.384 align:center
He went for a walk.

00:30:44.094 --> 00:30:45.596 align:center
Let's go for a drive.

00:30:50.684 --> 00:30:52.560 align:center
- Do you think I'm stupid?
- No.

00:30:52.561 --> 00:30:54.604 align:center
- You think I'm fucking stupid?
- No!

00:30:54.605 --> 00:30:56.023 align:center
Ow! Mom!

00:31:03.197 --> 00:31:05.365 align:center
You're not the victim here
so don't try to be!

00:31:08.493 --> 00:31:11.663 align:center
- <i>…acquaintance be forgot</i>
- Mom! Stop!

00:31:12.247 --> 00:31:14.498 align:center
<i>And never brought to mind…</i>

00:31:14.499 --> 00:31:16.375 align:center
Mom!

00:31:16.376 --> 00:31:19.880 align:center
<i>Should auld acquaintance be…</i>

00:31:24.760 --> 00:31:27.678 align:center
- Nancy, please.
- Nancy, stop. Please.

00:31:27.679 --> 00:31:30.098 align:center
- Oh, my God.
- Nancy.

00:31:30.724 --> 00:31:33.768 align:center
- Oh, God, honey.
- I swear to God, I forgot.

00:31:33.769 --> 00:31:34.936 align:center
I forgot where I was.

00:31:34.937 --> 00:31:36.855 align:center
- It's okay. All right.
- I forgot who I was.

00:31:40.484 --> 00:31:43.194 align:center
- You're okay. You're all right.
- It's happening.

00:31:43.195 --> 00:31:44.278 align:center
What?

00:31:44.279 --> 00:31:46.447 align:center
It's happening.
I'm turning into my mother.

00:31:46.448 --> 00:31:48.241 align:center
- No. No, no, no.
- No, no, no.

00:31:48.242 --> 00:31:49.659 align:center
It was always meant to happen.

00:31:49.660 --> 00:31:51.744 align:center
- There's nothing I can do.
- Don't say that.

00:31:51.745 --> 00:31:55.748 align:center
Your mother tried to kill you, Nancy.
That's a completely different thing.

00:31:55.749 --> 00:31:56.959 align:center
You are not that woman.

00:31:57.543 --> 00:32:00.837 align:center
- I've never hit Cora before.
- This is just a mistake, okay?

00:32:00.838 --> 00:32:02.713 align:center
- It's just a mistake.
- You gotta breathe.

00:32:02.714 --> 00:32:05.384 align:center
You can fix this. Sit down.
Come on. It's gonna be okay.

00:32:06.593 --> 00:32:09.011 align:center
There we go. It's okay.

00:32:09.012 --> 00:32:11.097 align:center
- What about Robert?
- What do you mean?

00:32:11.098 --> 00:32:12.474 align:center
He was already pulling away.

00:32:14.852 --> 00:32:16.727 align:center
I don't think
I can go back in there right now.

00:32:16.728 --> 00:32:17.812 align:center
You don't have to.

00:32:17.813 --> 00:32:19.564 align:center
- We do not have to go in there.
- No.

00:32:19.565 --> 00:32:23.067 align:center
And if you go in there,
you will not be alone. We'll be with you.

00:32:23.068 --> 00:32:25.571 align:center
We've got you, okay? We've got you.

00:32:26.822 --> 00:32:28.991 align:center
It's just a bump, okay? Not a crash.

00:32:30.492 --> 00:32:31.493 align:center
Just breathe.

00:32:34.705 --> 00:32:38.791 align:center
<i>You meet some girls at a party in college
and they become your soul mates.</i>

00:32:38.792 --> 00:32:40.209 align:center
<i>Your saviors.</i>

00:32:40.210 --> 00:32:44.173 align:center
<i>The people who see you
down to your marrow and love you anyway.</i>

00:32:44.673 --> 00:32:46.049 align:center
<i>If you'll just let them.</i>

00:33:09.531 --> 00:33:11.782 align:center
How am I supposed to know
if she didn't tell me?

00:33:11.783 --> 00:33:14.035 align:center
When I ask her about her past,
she just ices me out

00:33:14.036 --> 00:33:16.162 align:center
and says she doesn't want
to talk about the past.

00:33:16.163 --> 00:33:17.872 align:center
- Yeah, well…
- She's my own mother

00:33:17.873 --> 00:33:19.665 align:center
and I know nothing about her.

00:33:19.666 --> 00:33:21.251 align:center
It's not your fault.

00:33:22.503 --> 00:33:23.670 align:center
Hey.

00:33:24.421 --> 00:33:25.671 align:center
Now's not the time, Nance.

00:33:25.672 --> 00:33:29.218 align:center
It's okay, sweetheart.
I… I was not myself.

00:33:29.718 --> 00:33:31.470 align:center
I'm so sorry for what I said.

00:33:31.970 --> 00:33:33.305 align:center
Babe. Come on.

00:33:33.805 --> 00:33:34.806 align:center
What?

00:33:35.891 --> 00:33:39.269 align:center
I do not need you to negotiate peace
between me and my daughter.

00:33:39.978 --> 00:33:43.397 align:center
Listen, this isn't something you're gonna
fix with a warm glass of milk and a hug.

00:33:43.398 --> 00:33:45.358 align:center
She's gonna remember this
for the rest of her life.

00:33:45.359 --> 00:33:48.069 align:center
Which is why an apology
is what's most important right now.

00:33:48.070 --> 00:33:49.988 align:center
No. You need to give her some space.

00:33:50.572 --> 00:33:52.573 align:center
- What is going on?
- She's upset.

00:33:52.574 --> 00:33:54.826 align:center
What is happening between us?

00:33:55.744 --> 00:33:58.622 align:center
Don't tell me everything's fine.
I know that's not true.

00:33:59.331 --> 00:34:01.083 align:center
When are you gonna talk to me?

00:34:02.459 --> 00:34:03.877 align:center
Let's not do this right now.

00:34:19.810 --> 00:34:24.857 align:center
<i>As a little girl growing up, I had
this power in my dreams where I could fly.</i>

00:34:25.774 --> 00:34:30.611 align:center
<i>Up, up, up over the mountains
and into a whole new life.</i>

00:34:30.612 --> 00:34:31.822 align:center
Hey.

00:34:32.322 --> 00:34:33.406 align:center
Hi.

00:34:33.407 --> 00:34:35.492 align:center
Listen, it was great meeting you today.

00:34:36.159 --> 00:34:40.163 align:center
And I was thinking, maybe
if you wanna grab a coffee or a drink…

00:34:42.583 --> 00:34:43.583 align:center
That is so sweet.

00:34:44.710 --> 00:34:49.297 align:center
But I can't. I'm… I'm sorry
if I gave you the wrong impression.

00:34:50.757 --> 00:34:51.757 align:center
Yeah.

00:34:53.010 --> 00:34:54.094 align:center
Yeah, you did.

00:35:00.601 --> 00:35:04.730 align:center
<i>But I couldn't escape my past any more
than I could flap my arms and fly.</i>

00:35:06.648 --> 00:35:09.568 align:center
<i>It would stay with me
like the scars on my body.</i>

00:35:10.402 --> 00:35:13.322 align:center
<i>Pulling me back in ways
even I couldn't fully understand.</i>

00:35:45.270 --> 00:35:46.271 align:center
Hey.

00:35:46.939 --> 00:35:48.022 align:center
Hi.

00:35:48.023 --> 00:35:50.400 align:center
Do you mind? That's Juniper's jacket.

00:35:51.985 --> 00:35:53.070 align:center
Here.

00:35:54.279 --> 00:35:57.282 align:center
You know, I'd be remiss if I didn't
thank you for the job opportunity.

00:35:58.450 --> 00:36:00.743 align:center
I know you only did it
because Mary said something.

00:36:00.744 --> 00:36:05.373 align:center
Yeah. My wife is not the master
of espionage that she imagines.

00:36:05.374 --> 00:36:08.251 align:center
It wasn't a favor.
You'll be an asset to the production.

00:36:08.252 --> 00:36:11.380 align:center
You're a bad liar.
But no, Phil offered me the job.

00:36:11.922 --> 00:36:14.298 align:center
Well, I think he offered it to David.

00:36:14.299 --> 00:36:16.592 align:center
I think he had me confused
with the bartender or something.

00:36:16.593 --> 00:36:20.263 align:center
Yeah, that sounds like Phil.
No matter how often I correct him,

00:36:20.264 --> 00:36:23.099 align:center
- he still calls me Louise.
- Louise?

00:36:23.100 --> 00:36:24.101 align:center
Where'd that come from?

00:36:24.768 --> 00:36:27.687 align:center
I imagine it's the only other
old lady name he could come up with.

00:36:27.688 --> 00:36:30.690 align:center
- You think you have an old lady name?
- I know I do. Yeah.

00:36:30.691 --> 00:36:35.278 align:center
I was named after
some old dead aunt or other.

00:36:35.279 --> 00:36:37.446 align:center
Well, there's nothing old about Nancy.

00:36:37.447 --> 00:36:42.911 align:center
It has the… not the rhyme,
but the whisper of dance to it.

00:36:44.454 --> 00:36:45.747 align:center
You're a dancer, right?

00:36:46.373 --> 00:36:48.041 align:center
I used to be. Yeah.

00:36:49.918 --> 00:36:51.920 align:center
I don't know. I think I prefer Louise.

00:36:55.382 --> 00:36:57.301 align:center
Well, I'll see you at the ballet, Louise.

00:37:05.434 --> 00:37:06.643 align:center
See you there, David.

