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[operator] Nine-one-one.
What's your emergency?
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[man breathing heavily] Hello?
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There's a... there's a fire.
Real bad fire.
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Ewen High School, in the... in the gym.
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[operator] You said Ewen High School?
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[man] Yes. Senior prom,
and the whole gym is on fire.
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[operator] You said Ewen High School?
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[man] I'm in the parking lot right now,
but nobody's coming out.
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[operator 2] Nine-one-one.
What's your emergency?
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- [woman] My God. They're dead.
- [sirens blaring]
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[operator 2] You said someone's dead.
Where are you?
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[woman] I'm at the prom. Ewen High prom.
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They're-they're all dead inside.
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I... I think, like,
the whole school's on fire.
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[operator 3] Nine-one-one.
What's your emergency?
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[woman 2] Yeah, um, I'm on Main
and Market in downtown Chamberlain.
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There's a-- I don't know,
the-the whole street's on fire.
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[operator 3] Main Street
and Market Street in Chamberlain?
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[woman 2] Yes. I mean, it's all downtown.
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All downtown is on fucking fire.
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And the street caved in.
The goddamned street caved in.
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There's dead bodies on the street!
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[Adelaide] Caitlin is gonna hand you
a microphone, if you could just--
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[Caitlin] Run this under your...
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[Sue] There's one thing no one understands
about what happened here in Chamberlain.
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The police don't get it.
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The press don't get it.
The scientists don't get it.
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And you won't get it, either.
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[Adelaide] What is it, Sue?
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What is the one thing no one understands?
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Two hundred deaths.
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The destruction of the entire town.
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It's so easy to forget...
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...we were kids.
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We were kids.
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We were kids just trying to do our best.
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[birds chirping]
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[radio host] My friends, we live in
a dangerous, dangerous world.
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And it turns out
the meek don't inherit the Earth.
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The meek are grist for the mill.
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Nowhere is safe, not the office,
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not the school, not your church,
not even your phone.
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But you're crazy to say "Illuminati."
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Yeah, sure, you're crazy to say
a shadowy group of protofeminists
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control the Western world.
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Which was debunked by the MSM for 40 years
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before, whoops, it turns out
the Five Eyes were real,
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and, whoops, we couldn't tell you
about it because we need
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- to maintain a strategic advantage...
- [truck engine starts]
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during the Cold War, so sure,
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we spied on our own people,
but it was to protect you.
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You can be protected by giving us
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your fingerprints and your blood
and your preferences
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and your passwords, every keystroke,
every sentence you utter within 30 feet
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of not just yours but anyone's cell phone.
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- [construction machinery rumbling]
- [busy chatter]
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[construction noise muffled]
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[low rumbling]
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[muffled clattering]
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[indistinct shouting]
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[indistinct shouting]
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Call an ambulance!
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[Katt] Did Mr. White
ever mention anyone to you?
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A boyfriend, girlfriend?
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Someone's got to claim the body.
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I don't know.
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I didn't really know Ralph.
I don't think anyone did.
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Didn't you drive him home a couple times?
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Sure, that time his transmission went out.
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He barely said a word.
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He was a vet. I know that.
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Marines, I think.
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Bit of a doomsday prepper.
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He'd be pissed it was gravity
that got him and not the government.
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Did he rent or own?
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No idea.
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Look, we tried to fold him in,
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asked him out for beers,
told him to come sit with us at lunch.
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The man just wasn't having it.
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I'm sorry he died, though.
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[Eleanor] He's been here almost
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20 years, I think.
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Not quite sure.
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He handled
all the maintenance himself, apparently.
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He ever talk about extended family,
where he's from?
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Anything, Miss...
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Snell. Eleanor.
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No, I never met him.
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I just manage the property,
collect rent for the owners.
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I assume it's okay, you going through
his things without a warrant?
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[door creaking]
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[indistinct police radio chatter]
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[door closes]
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Oh.
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He's got something on the glass.
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Bubble wrap?
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[clock ticking]
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[radio chatter continues]
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[Eleanor] I thought he lived alone.
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Hello?
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Police officers.
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[distant thumping]
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Hey.
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Hey, it's okay.
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We're not gonna hurt you.
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What's your name?
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[atmospheric music playing]
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What's your name, sweetheart?
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[inhales sharply]
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[♪ Someone sings "Forget Forgive"]
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[Adelaide] I would like it very much, Sue,
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if you would tell me more
about Carrie White.
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♪ Strange things...
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What do you want to know?
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[Adelaide] Every single thing.
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She was real quiet.
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Like, real shy.
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She was a bully.
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[student] She was, like,
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genuinely kind.
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She was a troublemaker.
Her beef with Chris Hargensen?
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She had her own army by the end.
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She was a victim.
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She was a hero.
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She was a monster.
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She was my friend.
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[Piper] You read about things
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like this, that family in California,
the Turpin case?
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Thirteen kids lived their whole lives
in captivity in a four-bedroom house,
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and neighbors had no clue.
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Thirteen kids,
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chained to the beds,
middle of the suburbs.
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You know, being a social worker, you never
think it can happen in your town.
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"No, we'd notice," you think.
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[Adelaide] But no one
did notice, did they?
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♪ Look close...
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[Piper] Carrie White was born
in the upstairs bedroom,
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and she essentially never left that house.
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She didn't even have a birth certificate.
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Yeah, they were a...
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a cult of three.
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No phones, no evening news,
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no Internet, no social media.
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Except for Ralph, that is.
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She was
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so stunningly uninformed.
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Which made it all the more remarkable
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that she was as open as she was.
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As... as curious.
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I mean, the first thing
she ever said to me,
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her dad's just died,
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her house is full of strangers,
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her life's been completely broken open,
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and she looks me in the eyes
and she says...
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Are you okay?
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You look worried.
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And so do they.
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[indistinct police radio chatter]
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We are all a little surprised.
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We didn't know you and your mom were here.
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We're all just so sorry about your dad.
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[Margaret] They just let themselves in.
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There's no knock. There's no warrant.
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You have to announce yourself.
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That is required by law.
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The landlord honestly thought
the house was empty.
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Why would anybody hide when
agents of the state storm their home?
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You watch the so-called news, you tell me.
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[Piper] Carrie, have you ever
been to school?
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Of course. Every day.
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[Margaret] She's testing two grades ahead.
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Did you file a private school affidavit?
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It's a state requirement to homeschool.
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- Test her. Go on, test her.
- [indistinct chatter]
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Excuse me! Do not touch those!
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Just moving them out of the way.
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Those belong to my husband.
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You're not to move them.
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[Piper] There was no physical abuse.
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The way we saw it,
Margaret White was also a victim.
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She hadn't left the house in years.
She had an expired license.
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And she was smart.
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She bottled her anger when it suited her.
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She was downright demure for the judge.
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Ralph White didn't have life insurance,
and it would be six months before they got
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the workman's comp payout, at least,
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so we had two conditions.
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Margaret kept custody,
but she had to work.
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First time in 15 years.
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And Carrie had to go to school.
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[♪ Katie Garfield sings "Weightless"]
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♪ Breathe you in ♪
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♪ just so I can breathe ♪
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What happens happens.
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- ♪ This world gets warmer ♪
- [takes deep breath]
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♪ every day...
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Hey, I'm showing two houses
this afternoon,
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so I will not be here when you get home.
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Shit, I'm late.
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- Language.
- "Shit, I'm late."
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Tabby!
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I'll wrap yours in a burrito.
You can eat it in the car.
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[Eleanor] That girl,
the prayer closet girl,
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I think she's starting school today.
Just be nice to her, okay?
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If you could have seen her house...
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Why wouldn't I be?
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♪ I'm weightless ♪
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♪ Weightless ♪
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♪ Weightless...
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Still nothing on the portal.
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Early decisions were supposed
to be up before Christmas.
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Isn't there, like, someone
you can call or something?
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Build them a new gym?
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Breakfast?
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Yeah. Have some cereal.
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Mom says first days are always crepe days,
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ringing in another "crepe-y" semester.
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Well, maybe that'll scrape her off
of Kent Kirby's prick, huh?
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Tell her she's missing crepe day.
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Shit, I'm sorry, honey.
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She'll be back.
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Sometimes...
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people just have to get things
out of their system.
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That's all it is.
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Well, you know, they say skipping
breakfast means a higher risk of obesity.
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You want a fat little daughter rolling
around your alma mater next year or--
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You can eat cereal for one day,
for fuck's sake, Christine.
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[gentle music playing]
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[birds chirping]
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[Margaret] Carietta, breakfast!
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[Carrie] I'm just feeding the birds.
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[Margaret] Fourteen an hour
doesn't leave much,
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but I will save as much as I can.
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We demonstrate enough savings,
appeal the ruling,
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and things will go back to normal
soon enough.
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This is one semester.
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This is two at most.
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[knock on door]
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Ms. Piper. Come in.
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- Thanks.
- What are you doing here?
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[Margaret] She's required to be here.
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Don't mistake it for a friendly visit.
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[sighs] Wow, that is a...
that's a pretty dress.
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Um, so, you excited, kiddo?
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Now, remember, they're all just
coming back from winter break,
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so it's trips and families and stuff,
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so it's gonna be a little new
for everybody, not just you.
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Uh, Mama said that I might be the youngest
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- in my class.
- No, no. Um,
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Ewen has, uh, a few classes,
it's just a handful,
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of what they call composite classes.
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So that's, uh, study halls and gym.
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They mix all the grades together.
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So, uh, it's just a few classes, but
you're-you're not gonna be the youngest.
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- Time to get going.
- Hey, you're gonna be fine.
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Now.
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- Boots.
- Yeah.
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- [♪ Haute & Freddy sing "Femme Hysteria"]
- ♪ Oh, my God, femme hysteria ♪
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♪ It's like a scarlet letter on my heart ♪
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♪ All the rage...
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- [song continues muffled]
- [dog barking]
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Hey, someone should tell your mom
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no one's gonna buy a house
from a woman in that blazer.
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[Sue] They still haven't updated
the admissions portal.
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- It's supposed to be up by now.
- Yeah, my dad's gonna call again.
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Can I have half? I'm starving.
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- Mm.
- Thank you.
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You put in the roommate request
on yours, right?
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We both have to put it in
for them to do it.
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Yeah, of course.
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It's you and me, Snell, ride or die.
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♪ Oh, my God, femme hysteria ♪
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♪ It's like a scarlet...
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[music playing quietly over truck stereo]
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- [engine shuts off]
- [music stops]
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[Margaret] You remember what I told you.
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Have pity on them.
Most of them aren't awake.
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Even the teachers.
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Especially the teachers.
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Don't let them confuse you.
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And the boys...
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Just don't be a damned fool.
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[unbuckles seat belt]
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Have a good day at work, Mama.
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[♪ Haute & Freddy sing
"Do You Remember the Lilacs"]
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[students chattering indistinctly]
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♪ Do you remember the lilacs? ♪
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♪ Sweet summer feels just drifting away ♪
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♪ We were back at the waves high ♪
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♪ The way they crashed
against your skin made the earth quake ♪
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♪ And when you said my name ♪
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♪ The memories I know ♪
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- ♪ Then I could hold on to ♪
- [scanner whines]
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♪ a piece of you ♪
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♪ Still dancing in a crowded room...
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[indistinct chatter]
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[security guard] Go through.
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[scanner beeps]
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Stand here.
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- Wait.
- Come on.
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Back it up.
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Don't touch the wand, please.
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Oh.
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[scanner whines, beeps]
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Show me.
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I'm sorry, what?
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Show me what's on your chest.
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No, just... pull down your collar.
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Yeah, if the staff want to see your tits,
we usually do it
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in the parking lot between classes.
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Oh, that's your problem, honey.
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You want something higher-end.
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You know,
precious metals don't set it off.
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Oh, don't be a bitch, bitch.
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- [Chris] I am helping her.
- [Sue] Ignore her.
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She's just hangry. Never skip breakfast.
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Sorry, it's my first day.
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- See? It's her first day.
- Mm.
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That's her.
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Oh, shit.
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[anxious music playing]
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[students chattering]
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[indistinct chatter continues]
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Ugh.
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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[Morton] You look lost.
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Oh, uh, yes.
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I could use a little guidance.
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- May I?
- Yeah. Yes.
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Ms. Desjardin's homeroom, 307.
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Up two flights of stairs
and then to the left.
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Left. Uh, okay. Thank you, Mister...
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Morton. I'm the guidance counselor.
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Well, Mr. Morton, I'm Carietta White.
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It's sure nice to meet you.
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[Desjardin] Oh. Uh,
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welcome, Carietta.
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Is that what
you would like us to call you?
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Uh, Carrie, if it's easier.
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All right, everybody, that's enough.
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I hope you all had a good holiday season,
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blah, blah, blah.
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Please say hello to Carrie White.
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She is a sophomore.
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Some of you have been mid-year transfers.
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You know it's tough,
so make her feel welcome.
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♪ ♪
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- [quiet chatter]
- [quiet laughter]
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Hi.
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I'm Sue, by the way.
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- Hi.
- That's a, that's a really nice dress.
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Oh, thanks. Uh, I made it.
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Wow.
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Sure did, didn't you?
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[Carrie] Which books do I need?
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Besides this one?
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This is homeroom.
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Right.
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So you don't need any.
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Right.
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So... so what do we do?
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I thought she said you're a sophomore.
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I am.
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I was schooled at home.
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Till today, I mean.
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[Sue] Oh, so this is your first...
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this is your first day, like, ever.
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Oh, I love that for you.
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[Sue] So, homeroom's not a class.
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It's just to sort of start the day.
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Take attendance, announcements,
and then you go to your first class.
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Algebra.
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Um, are you going to that one, too?
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No, sweetie, I'm a senior.
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Oh.
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Oh, wow, wow.
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Congratulations.
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[Sue] We're mixed up in-in homeroom, gym
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and study hall. Classes, though,
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you should just be
with the other sophomores.
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Well, I can't wait for fifth period.
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Computer lab.
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I've never used one of those before.
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[students chatting indistinctly]
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[chuckles]
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[♪ Wolf Alice sings
"In the Bleak Midwinter"]
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[Desjardin] Hey, Mr. Ross,
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none of that.
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Don't make me turn a hose on you two.
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Sorry, Ms. D, I was just, uh,
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saying good morning, and sorry I'm late.
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[Desjardin]
First time for everything, Tommy.
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♪ ♪
20:05.396 --> 20:10.020
♪ Angels and archangels ♪
20:10.021 --> 20:13.688
♪ may have traveled there ♪
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♪ Cherubim and seraphim ♪
20:18.980 --> 20:23.354
♪ thronged the air ♪
20:23.355 --> 20:28.312
♪ But only his mother ♪
20:28.313 --> 20:31.855
♪ in her maiden bliss ♪
20:32.855 --> 20:37.479
♪ worshiped the beloved ♪
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♪ with...
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Hi, Sue.
20:40.730 --> 20:42.812
How was your day?
20:42.813 --> 20:45.520
I mean, it's just fascinating.
20:45.521 --> 20:47.145
So much.
20:47.146 --> 20:48.395
So much all in one day.
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Well, now you can relax.
20:50.271 --> 20:52.480
So, what do we do in study hall?
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Me? I-I-I study.
20:55.230 --> 20:57.020
Try to get a jump on my homework.
20:57.021 --> 20:58.104
Gives me more time at night.
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But you, I mean, you can,
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you can do whatever you want.
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Hey, Chris.
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Your mom texted and told me
to tell you to call her back.
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Yeah, thanks.
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Hey, Brooklyn, what'd you have
for breakfast this morning?
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Crepes. Why?
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Yeah, fuck off.
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You okay?
21:20.938 --> 21:22.063
Yeah.
21:23.480 --> 21:24.855
[Carrie] Is that your sister?
21:27.438 --> 21:30.354
Well, just the way she talked about "Mom,"
21:30.355 --> 21:33.437
and-and the way that you, uh...
21:33.438 --> 21:35.438
I just thought it might be your sister.
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- Not yet.
- Snell.
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So, how was your first day?
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Who's the hottest person you met?
21:44.813 --> 21:45.895
What?
21:45.896 --> 21:47.645
Sue and I can't agree
who's gotten hotter this year
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and who's getting uglier.
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Ooh, I have a lot of thoughts about this.
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Tommy's hotter.
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[Chris] Yeah,
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we know, your boyfriend's hot.
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You want a medal?
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"Shall we make
a new rule of life from tonight:
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Always try to be
a little kinder than is necessary?"
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Uh...
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That's-that's J.M. Barrie.
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The Little White Bird.
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You guys ever read that one?
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Mm-mm.
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Well, what are
some of your favorite books?
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I-I'm starting Catcher in the Rye tonight.
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- [intercom beeps]
- [Grayle] Attention, this is a lockdown.
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- Attention, we need to lock down.
- [Peist] Okay, you know what to do.
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Up against the wall, everyone.
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- [Grayle] Lock down.
- [intercom beeps]
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[Chris] Damn, right out the gate.
Happy Holidays,
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welcome back, run for your lives.
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Run for our lives?
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It's just a drill.
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What... what's going on?
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Just get down. If we fuck this up,
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they make us do another one.
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It's okay, this is, this is normal.
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I guess you wouldn't
do these at home, huh?
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Please tell me what's happening.
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[whispers] It's a drill.
22:49.646 --> 22:50.979
What's a drill?
22:50.980 --> 22:53.395
Oh, it's a shooter.
A school shooter with a gun
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- somewhere in the halls.
- What?
22:55.313 --> 22:56.645
[ominous music playing]
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- It's a drill.
- [Chris] Might as well tell her
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it's a rave.
She doesn't know that one, either.
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What's going on over there?
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[whispers] New girl's struggling a bit.
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- Well, who has a gun?
- Not for real.
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- [loud bangs]
- [screams]
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[Sue] It's just, it's just a noisemaker.
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If we get loud, he'll come in here.
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[door rattles]
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[Sue] It's part of it.
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It's just part of it.
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- [shooter] I hear noises in there.
- [thumping on door]
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[Sue] Hey, Tommy, a little help.
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- It's really okay, all right?
- [door rattles]
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He's at the door.
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- Hargensen...
- [pounding continues]
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- [whimpers]
- [rattles]
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It's gonna be okay. I got you.
23:24.438 --> 23:25.688
[Carrie gasps]
23:27.980 --> 23:29.895
- [shrieks]
- [Sue grunts]
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[rumbling]
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[grunts]
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Ow, damn it. [groans]
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[Peist] Are you okay?
23:37.896 --> 23:39.395
Yeah, my foot. I...
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[quiet chatter]
23:41.188 --> 23:42.395
Abort drill.
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- Injury, injury.
- Holy shit.
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[Sue] Get off!
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I'm... I'm sorry.
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It's a drill!
23:47.521 --> 23:48.979
Okay? As in "not real."
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[Peist] Okay, settle.
23:50.063 --> 23:51.770
- [Grayle] We are terminating the drill.
- Hey, are you okay?
23:51.771 --> 23:54.062
Yeah, except my back, my neck
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- and my elbow.
- Sue, I am so sorry. I...
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Oh, my God, that's classic.
23:58.605 --> 24:00.270
[Tina] She's, like, naturally unfit.
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[Chris] What the fuck?
Girl, this is classic.
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[Grayle] It just fell off
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- the wall?
- Yeah, in the earthquake.
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What earthquake?
24:14.980 --> 24:16.145
What are you talking about?
24:16.146 --> 24:18.730
Well, I mean, the lights swung,
the desks were rattling.
24:20.188 --> 24:21.729
[Grayle] Well, I didn't feel anything.
24:21.730 --> 24:23.520
[school bell rings]
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Which one is she?
24:25.980 --> 24:27.980
[indistinct chatter]
24:28.771 --> 24:30.395
[Grayle] Thank you, everyone.
24:30.396 --> 24:32.229
Great first day back.
24:32.230 --> 24:33.937
Thank you, everyone.
24:33.938 --> 24:36.730
Nice to see so many happy, shining faces.
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Hi. Not in the hallways, please.
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Thank you so much.
24:40.605 --> 24:43.146
Uh, Carrie, would you stay
for a few minutes, please?
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[Grayle] So that's why we do these drills.
24:46.813 --> 24:49.604
So in case something
like that ever does happen--
24:49.605 --> 24:51.979
and we hope it never does--
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but if it does,
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then you kids can be
as prepared as possible.
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So... so people know?
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About the tragedies?
25:05.855 --> 25:07.855
How many people know about them?
25:10.980 --> 25:13.896
Well, yeah, Carrie, everyone knows.
25:14.605 --> 25:17.854
Well, I mean, I suppose I should say,
25:17.855 --> 25:20.688
uh, I thought everyone knew
until I met you.
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Um, okay.
25:26.813 --> 25:29.396
Well, that... that was my mistake.
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I'll be better tomorrow.
25:34.271 --> 25:38.145
"Tomorrow is a day
with no mistakes in it... yet."
25:38.146 --> 25:40.520
[Grayle] Is that, um,
25:40.521 --> 25:44.230
uh, Anne of Green Gables, right?
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Finally, someone got one. I...
25:51.146 --> 25:54.854
I-I thought that everybody
would know the books, but...
25:54.855 --> 25:56.855
seems like nobody does.
25:58.146 --> 26:01.187
Just people looking at me like I'm...
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[♪ SPELLES sings "Wild Heart "]
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♪ In my dreams ♪
26:13.605 --> 26:19.480
♪ I am weightless ♪
26:21.438 --> 26:23.270
♪ I swim like...
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[Adelaide] By all accounts,
the destruction began in the gymnasium,
26:26.313 --> 26:28.937
and from there,
the fire spread to the whole school
26:28.938 --> 26:30.855
and onto Ewen Avenue.
26:33.313 --> 26:36.562
The next area to be affected
was Main Street.
26:36.563 --> 26:38.770
Cars were crushed, burned,
26:38.771 --> 26:40.520
the water main blew.
26:40.521 --> 26:43.479
Power lines came down,
and a shower of objects,
26:43.480 --> 26:47.145
debris, maybe even
some rocks and boulders,
26:47.146 --> 26:50.188
destroyed just about
every structure on the street.
26:51.188 --> 26:55.687
The crater that formed
in the center of Main and Ewen Avenue...
26:55.688 --> 26:57.396
nobody quite knows where it came from.
26:58.396 --> 27:00.229
Maybe a sinkhole.
27:00.230 --> 27:01.479
Maybe not.
27:01.480 --> 27:04.229
[sirens wailing]
27:04.230 --> 27:07.270
A giant crack seems to have formed on Main
27:07.271 --> 27:09.646
and ran for almost four blocks.
27:10.438 --> 27:12.563
Cars along Carlin Street were damaged...
27:13.396 --> 27:15.187
...windows broken,
27:15.188 --> 27:17.438
and, of course, more fires.
27:20.938 --> 27:22.395
The fires spread fast--
27:22.396 --> 27:24.812
a lot of Chamberlain burned--
27:24.813 --> 27:28.312
but the epicenter of the destruction
seems to start at Ewen High School
27:28.313 --> 27:31.270
and follow a clear path from the gymnasium
27:31.271 --> 27:33.271
to Carrie White's house.
27:34.021 --> 27:35.854
♪ Anywhere...
27:35.855 --> 27:39.480
And you lived
beside that house your whole life.
27:40.563 --> 27:41.895
[Stella] Yep.
27:41.896 --> 27:44.354
I grew up there,
and then inherited this place
27:44.355 --> 27:47.105
after my folks' accident in '22.
27:48.355 --> 27:50.896
[Adelaide] And in all that time,
how often did you see Carrie White?
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Not often.
27:53.938 --> 27:56.937
I was very aware of her, though,
27:56.938 --> 27:59.562
whether I saw her or not.
27:59.563 --> 28:01.688
[Adelaide] And you didn't
say anything to anyone?
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Why would I?
28:04.188 --> 28:06.605
How was I supposed to know
nobody knew about her?
28:10.688 --> 28:12.438
Our yards are next to each other.
28:13.688 --> 28:16.145
The Whites, they grew their hedges so tall
28:16.146 --> 28:17.895
you can't see over them anymore,
28:17.896 --> 28:19.938
but back then, you could.
28:21.355 --> 28:22.688
[bushes rustle]
28:27.188 --> 28:29.063
Well, hello, there.
28:29.938 --> 28:31.438
Who are you?
28:36.896 --> 28:38.270
Carietta White.
28:38.271 --> 28:39.354
[Stella chuckles]
28:39.355 --> 28:40.854
Hi, I'm Stella.
28:40.855 --> 28:41.938
[both chuckle]
28:42.980 --> 28:44.062
That's a weird one.
28:44.063 --> 28:46.354
Never seen one like that one before.
28:46.355 --> 28:47.730
What do you mean?
28:49.396 --> 28:50.980
It's a weird bible.
28:52.063 --> 28:55.312
Oh. Uh, no, no, this isn't, uh, a bible.
28:55.313 --> 28:56.520
It's called Boy Proof.
28:56.521 --> 28:57.520
It's a bible called
28:57.521 --> 28:59.687
Boy Proof? That's ridiculous.
28:59.688 --> 29:01.812
[Stella laughs] No, no, no. It's, um,
29:01.813 --> 29:04.812
it's just a book that isn't a bible.
29:04.813 --> 29:06.604
Which is most books.
29:06.605 --> 29:09.313
All books, really, except the Bible.
29:10.938 --> 29:12.521
Can I see?
29:13.271 --> 29:14.854
Um...
29:14.855 --> 29:17.020
you know what? It's a little old for you.
29:17.021 --> 29:20.063
But what is one of your favorite books?
29:24.646 --> 29:26.271
Just the Bible.
29:27.188 --> 29:28.979
Oh, honey, okay.
29:28.980 --> 29:30.812
We've gotta get you some more books, okay?
29:30.813 --> 29:32.645
- [both laugh]
- Carrie!
29:32.646 --> 29:33.770
You get back here right now.
29:33.771 --> 29:35.020
Sorry, Mama, sorry, sorry.
29:35.021 --> 29:36.854
- [Margaret] Inside.
- Oh, it's really okay.
29:36.855 --> 29:38.354
[Margaret] This means a trip
to the prayer closet for you.
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- Mama, no, please.
- We don't talk to them, do you understand?
29:41.188 --> 29:42.645
Why don't we talk to her?
29:42.646 --> 29:43.938
She's a whore?
29:44.688 --> 29:45.770
But she's not, she's nice.
29:45.771 --> 29:47.687
- One hour.
- Ow, Mom!
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Don't defy me, Carietta.
29:49.313 --> 29:52.770
Oh, no, please, not the closet!
29:52.771 --> 29:54.187
No! No!
29:54.188 --> 29:55.187
[Stella] Mom.
29:55.188 --> 29:57.354
Mom, the crazy lady next door,
29:57.355 --> 29:59.437
I think she's hitting her little girl.
29:59.438 --> 30:01.313
And she called me a whore.
30:02.230 --> 30:03.730
[thumping]
30:08.938 --> 30:10.563
[sustained clattering]
30:26.480 --> 30:28.480
[ominous music playing]
30:43.021 --> 30:45.021
[glass shattering]
30:48.771 --> 30:50.605
[Stella] But nothing...
30:52.021 --> 30:53.980
...nothing that wasn't
their property was hit.
30:54.980 --> 30:57.355
It only fell on the Whites' house.
30:58.646 --> 31:03.270
And I checked the news for a week,
31:03.271 --> 31:04.771
thinking...
31:05.855 --> 31:09.270
I don't know, an airplane dropped cargo?
31:09.271 --> 31:11.355
I mean, that was one theory.
31:12.688 --> 31:14.855
An airplane hauling a crate of rocks.
31:15.980 --> 31:17.813
It happened, though.
31:18.938 --> 31:21.271
She didn't come back outside
much after that.
31:22.146 --> 31:23.813
Except to feed the birds.
31:25.730 --> 31:27.229
Carrie,
31:27.230 --> 31:29.730
she wasn't as naive as people thought.
31:31.646 --> 31:34.730
She knew a lot more
than people gave her credit for.
31:41.688 --> 31:44.938
I do not know if I can do this every day.
31:45.813 --> 31:48.480
My manager is a child.
31:49.521 --> 31:51.146
Thirty-year-old, I'd guess.
31:52.146 --> 31:54.729
And today was just training,
31:54.730 --> 31:57.563
and I spent half the day
praying for patience.
31:58.855 --> 32:01.312
What... what have you been doing?
32:01.313 --> 32:03.021
Have you even started supper?
32:10.063 --> 32:12.687
[sighs] Oh, I'm so,
32:12.688 --> 32:15.187
I'm so mad I could spit.
32:15.188 --> 32:19.604
What good could possibly come
from terrorizing children like that?
32:19.605 --> 32:21.479
Why didn't you tell me?
32:21.480 --> 32:23.355
Why on Earth would I tell you?
32:26.063 --> 32:29.480
If I decided to tell you all of the
horrible things that happen out there...
32:31.605 --> 32:33.770
Yes,
32:33.771 --> 32:37.229
our country has fallen so far from God
32:37.230 --> 32:40.230
that babies kill babies in the classroom.
32:41.438 --> 32:42.687
And what do they do?
32:42.688 --> 32:44.270
They disarm us,
32:44.271 --> 32:46.479
they take away our Bibles,
32:46.480 --> 32:48.104
take away our prayers,
32:48.105 --> 32:49.895
and then they take away our guns.
32:49.896 --> 32:53.187
That leaves us defenseless,
mind, body and spirit.
32:53.188 --> 32:54.312
I did tell you.
32:54.313 --> 32:57.145
Carrie, what-what did I tell you?
What is...
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What is the first thing that I told you?
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They have an agenda.
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Yes, and how does this fit it?
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They get you scared,
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they get you cowering,
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get you used to the idea
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that-that you're powerless--
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Also, the navy neck?
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Nobody was dressed like that.
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But you'd said it was perfect for today.
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You want your first impression
to be you're immodest?
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Is that the impression
that you want to make?
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What-- No. No, Mama.
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I don't know
what you want from me, Carietta.
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I spent today in a nylon vest,
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serving morons.
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I'm sorry...
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...but I-I tried to tell you
that you wouldn't understand it
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until you saw it,
and now you have seen it,
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and you know that I'm right.
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So...
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Let's pray for them.
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- What about supper?
- No.
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Should have prayed
as soon as I got home, days we had.
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Let's offer today up to God.
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You pray for
those kids and their tragedies.
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I will pray for my simpleton bosses
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and gluttonous customers.
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And we will both pray for this country.
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We will both
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pray for America.
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- [♪ American Husky sings "So Good"]
- ♪ I think we finally found it ♪
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♪ Something worth ♪
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♪ something that we can't ignore ♪
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♪ And I live in the sound, yeah ♪
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♪ It's burning through my body ♪
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♪ so let's get ready...
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You okay?
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Yeah, yeah.
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No, I'm sorry, I just,
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I'm still a little weirded out by today.
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What's on your mind?
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I...
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I don't know.
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No, I do. I...
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I was just harsh on her.
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The new girl?
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I thought you went
out of your way, frankly.
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I just...
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I didn't need to snap at her so hard.
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She wasn't trying to hurt me.
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I guess she would have
saved my life if that was real.
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She tackled you during study hall.
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You're okay to not love that.
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Tomorrow, okay?
35:28.188 --> 35:30.021
- You can make it up to her tomorrow.
- Mm-hmm.
35:37.021 --> 35:38.312
[Margaret] What are you doing?
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It's bedtime.
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I'm just making some new clothes
for tomorrow.
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Your clothes are beautiful.
35:45.938 --> 35:47.855
But these'll just be a little different.
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Just a little.
35:52.730 --> 35:54.062
Your clothes are beautiful.
35:54.063 --> 35:55.605
And so are you.
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But you go ahead, you make what you want.
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Make me something.
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Make me, um, a blouse.
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Something I can wear
under my vest at work,
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so even if my day is awful,
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I know that I am
wrapped in my daughter's love.
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Sure thing.
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I'll make you something.
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Maybe tomorrow?
36:32.688 --> 36:34.355
[dog barks in distance]
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[Carrie moans softly]
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[door rattling]
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[moans softly]
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- [rattling]
- [screams]
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[shouting]
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[moaning]
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[gunshot]
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[gasps]
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[breathing deeply]
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Daddy?
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[screams]
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- [gasps]
- [sharp crack]
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[Carrie panting]
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- [♪ Primer sings "Waste Away"]
- ♪ The image of my future ♪
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♪ flashed before my eyes ♪
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[Sue] What happens happens.
37:45.021 --> 37:50.062
♪ with liver spots
and little dots on my insides...
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- [gasps]
- [Chris] Wait, are you serious?
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[Sue] I'm sure if I got in,
37:54.021 --> 37:56.020
you got in...
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Okay, it's loading.
Come on, come on, come on.
37:59.688 --> 38:02.895
♪ For all my years of grief...
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I got in.
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We're going to college together.
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Wait, I don't...
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What does that even mean?
38:11.438 --> 38:16.021
It means, honey, that financially,
things are complicated.
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And it'll get fixed,
38:18.105 --> 38:20.979
I'm fixing it,
but I'm just saying, for now...
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And, look, the acceptance is great,
38:23.271 --> 38:25.229
but it's just
the feasibility is the thing.
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Financially speaking. For now.
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O-Okay, what does that mean?
38:30.688 --> 38:33.395
Okay, I'm trying to explain to you--
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Dad, I didn't apply for any financial aid.
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Good, you shouldn't.
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You don't want to be in debt for college.
38:39.980 --> 38:42.520
Jesus, didn't you listen to anything
that I taught you?
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And besides, honey, right now, you know,
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a-a loan isn't gonna be feasible, either.
38:46.938 --> 38:49.520
I got in, and you're telling me
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you can't afford it?
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God damn it,
this isn't about you, Christine.
38:54.355 --> 38:57.354
Now, I have enough problems right now
without this fucking drama, okay?
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You can handle one fucking
semester at the state school.
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And then I will fix it for you
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once the important things
are fixed, but please,
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just stop it.
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Just stop.
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[♪ Sofia Isella sings
"Rainbow Rocket Ride"]
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♪ I take yours then you take mine ♪
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♪ Wrapped in gold with a cut in my soul ♪
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♪ I didn't know better,
I put it together...
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I mean,
I-I still don't know all the details.
39:20.605 --> 39:22.604
My scholarship covers...
39:22.605 --> 39:24.562
♪ a runaway boy, and the cosmos...
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I mean, I-I still have to get the response
39:28.146 --> 39:30.479
from the student loan,
and that could take,
39:30.480 --> 39:32.270
that could take a few months,
39:32.271 --> 39:33.687
so I might end up there with you.
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- It could totally happen.
- It won't.
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♪ ♪
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[indistinct chatter]
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[Carrie] Can you wait just
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30 seconds before you come in?
39:49.813 --> 39:51.938
Are you that embarrassed by me?
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Nobody else walks in with their parent.
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No, I... I know.
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I'll... wait.
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[sighs] Can't believe
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you did that to your nice sheets.
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Thank you, Mama.
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[loud chatter]
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[security guard] Good.
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Good.
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Nice work.
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Thank you.
40:25.021 --> 40:26.979
[Grayle] We understand
how this could be alarming, Ms. White.
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Mrs. White.
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[Morton] It's about preparation.
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There's plenty to suggest
that these drills
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do help prepare them to respond,
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if, God forbid, there was a--
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Traumatizing the students helps
prepare them to accept trauma.
40:42.230 --> 40:43.562
Oh, it's not normally traumatizing.
40:43.563 --> 40:46.604
In fact, most of
the students find it routine.
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But we didn't have these growing up,
40:48.355 --> 40:51.480
so it can, it can feel, uh...
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But these-- they've been
doing it since grade school.
40:55.896 --> 40:57.521
Mm-hmm.
40:58.521 --> 40:59.980
What a horrific thing to say.
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Look, I was watching some videos
41:03.563 --> 41:07.021
online last night
about what these drills look like.
41:08.105 --> 41:11.354
You have these gorillas screaming
41:11.355 --> 41:13.187
- at the kids.
- It's a local police officer.
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And some kids
are made to lie down in the hall
41:15.438 --> 41:18.687
and covered with fake blood
so that their classmates get...
41:18.688 --> 41:21.104
get used to seeing their dead friends.
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We don't do anything like that.
41:23.230 --> 41:26.729
Perhaps, if Carietta had been
better prepared at home--
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You...
41:28.021 --> 41:31.020
Oh. Oh, you are so lucky
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my husband is not here.
41:33.355 --> 41:35.396
If my husband...
41:38.188 --> 41:41.562
The fact is that no state in our union
41:41.563 --> 41:44.104
requires school shooting drills
for police officers,
41:44.105 --> 41:46.312
but for some reason,
41:46.313 --> 41:50.395
37 states require them in school
on a yearly basis,
41:50.396 --> 41:54.355
so you have done
your little pageant for the year.
41:55.355 --> 41:56.770
Oh, you academics,
41:56.771 --> 41:58.604
you think that
41:58.605 --> 42:01.520
parents are weak, and we're not.
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We're not weak.
42:02.980 --> 42:05.770
We are legion,
and we will rain down on you
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like God's wrath
42:07.521 --> 42:09.563
if you mistreat our babies.
42:11.313 --> 42:13.895
You're done with the drills for this year.
42:13.896 --> 42:16.437
You'll let me know
if you're gonna run another.
42:16.438 --> 42:19.730
My daughter's absence
that day will be excused.
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Absolutely.
42:25.021 --> 42:26.020
[Sue] I love this.
42:26.021 --> 42:27.520
Did you make this, too?
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I did.
42:29.230 --> 42:30.271
And the pants.
42:31.146 --> 42:33.188
You're really, really good at that.
42:34.438 --> 42:36.062
You know, you could sell these.
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Thanks.
42:37.355 --> 42:38.855
[both chuckle]
42:39.480 --> 42:40.437
[volleyball bounces]
42:40.438 --> 42:42.521
[dramatic music playing]
42:44.688 --> 42:45.771
[Desjardin] Nice set.
42:48.188 --> 42:49.396
I mean, that was yours.
42:50.355 --> 42:52.395
Come on, let me hear it. Call, call.
42:52.396 --> 42:53.480
Good job, Tina.
42:56.396 --> 42:58.438
- There we go.
- Over.
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[Desjardin] That's okay, that's okay.
43:00.688 --> 43:02.104
Get your shit together, fuckwit.
43:02.105 --> 43:03.854
[girl] Whoa!
43:03.855 --> 43:04.938
Talk to each other. Come on.
43:07.605 --> 43:08.605
[grunts]
43:10.105 --> 43:10.979
Sorry.
43:10.980 --> 43:12.645
She's on your team, dummy.
43:12.646 --> 43:14.312
[Chris] It was an accident. Sorry.
43:14.313 --> 43:16.020
- I'm-I'm fine.
- [Desjardin] Hey.
43:16.021 --> 43:17.520
Hargensen.
43:17.521 --> 43:19.187
Is everything okay?
43:19.188 --> 43:21.271
Yeah. My bad. Let's play.
43:22.771 --> 43:24.771
[quiet chatter]
43:35.855 --> 43:37.396
You're not showering?
43:38.938 --> 43:40.563
Are we supposed to?
43:41.771 --> 43:43.729
No, you could just smell like ass
43:43.730 --> 43:45.062
for the rest of the day
if you really want,
43:45.063 --> 43:47.645
but I don't recommend it.
That's how nicknames are born.
43:47.646 --> 43:49.021
No. Chris, knock it off.
43:49.896 --> 43:52.770
No, Carrie, nobody's gonna shower. Okay?
43:52.771 --> 43:54.937
Those are for the sports teams.
You can just throw your gym clothes
43:54.938 --> 43:56.104
in the locker.
43:56.105 --> 43:58.438
Just make sure you take 'em home
once a week, though.
43:59.438 --> 44:00.437
Or else you're gonna smell like Chris,
44:00.438 --> 44:02.480
'cause hers have been here
since sophomore year.
44:12.396 --> 44:14.312
Oh, shit.
44:14.313 --> 44:15.563
[whispers] Look.
44:24.438 --> 44:26.604
- Carrie...
- What?
44:26.605 --> 44:27.979
[Chris] Oh, fuck.
44:27.980 --> 44:29.230
In white pants, too.
44:34.688 --> 44:36.105
[Carrie] What?
44:38.605 --> 44:40.230
Oh, my gosh.
44:42.188 --> 44:43.437
[girl whispering] So gross.
44:43.438 --> 44:45.145
[fearful music playing]
44:45.146 --> 44:46.355
What?
44:47.521 --> 44:49.145
Why...
44:49.146 --> 44:51.104
why am I bleeding?
44:51.105 --> 44:53.145
What-what-what is going on?
44:53.146 --> 44:54.604
[Chris] You better
get those pants in cold water.
44:54.605 --> 44:55.687
What do I do?
44:55.688 --> 44:57.520
[Chris] Wash it off and plug it up.
44:57.521 --> 44:58.645
What?
44:58.646 --> 45:00.270
- [Chris] Jesus.
- What-what-- Help me.
45:00.271 --> 45:01.479
Help.
45:01.480 --> 45:02.729
Oh, no, no, no.
45:02.730 --> 45:04.270
Help me, Sue.
45:04.271 --> 45:05.395
No, I-I-- [laughs]
45:05.396 --> 45:06.730
What do I do?
45:07.688 --> 45:09.520
- Help!
- Oh. No, thank you.
45:09.521 --> 45:11.395
Okay, come on. You're fine.
45:11.396 --> 45:12.771
You're fine.
45:14.146 --> 45:15.604
Oh, shit.
45:15.605 --> 45:17.229
That works, too.
45:17.230 --> 45:18.771
[crying]
45:22.438 --> 45:25.020
Fuck. Plug it up before we drown in it.
45:25.021 --> 45:26.146
Help me!
45:27.230 --> 45:29.187
Hey. Carrie.
45:29.188 --> 45:31.604
- Carrie, it's okay, calm down.
- I'm dying!
45:31.605 --> 45:33.520
How is this okay?
45:33.521 --> 45:34.812
[Chris] Stop, everyone.
Don't embarrass the girl.
45:34.813 --> 45:36.520
Look, I got you. What do you need?
45:36.521 --> 45:38.479
XL, "Carrie Caverns"?
45:38.480 --> 45:39.562
[crying]
45:39.563 --> 45:41.854
Everyone, pitch in, tampons,
45:41.855 --> 45:43.520
pads, got an extra bucket?
45:43.521 --> 45:44.937
Don't worry, Carrie,
45:44.938 --> 45:46.437
I got you covered.
45:46.438 --> 45:47.645
[shouts]
45:47.646 --> 45:49.020
[tense music playing]
45:49.021 --> 45:50.271
[girls giggling]
45:53.480 --> 45:55.230
[girls laughing, scoffing]
45:57.188 --> 45:58.605
Fucking plug it up.
46:01.188 --> 46:02.395
What...
46:02.396 --> 46:04.937
Plug it up. Plug it up.
46:04.938 --> 46:08.229
[chanting] Plug it up. Plug it up.
46:08.230 --> 46:11.104
Plug it up! Plug it up!
46:11.105 --> 46:14.479
Plug it up! Plug it up!
46:14.480 --> 46:15.688
[shouts]
46:16.646 --> 46:18.729
- Hey. Hey!
- [Carrie screaming]
46:18.730 --> 46:20.437
[electricity crackling]
46:20.438 --> 46:22.812
Plug it up! Plug it up!
46:22.813 --> 46:25.105
- Plug it up!
- [screams]
46:28.896 --> 46:30.313
[groaning]
46:33.063 --> 46:34.896
[discordant music playing]
46:36.188 --> 46:37.188
[gasps]
46:44.105 --> 46:45.605
[shrieks]
46:57.355 --> 46:58.562
Wow.
46:58.563 --> 47:00.646
[gentle music playing]
47:10.313 --> 47:12.062
I just got hit hard.
47:12.063 --> 47:13.562
I mean hard.
47:13.563 --> 47:15.270
It was like a starburst.
47:15.271 --> 47:17.395
I can't say for sure
it's the same girl from yesterday,
47:17.396 --> 47:19.395
this was a little different,
but I think it is.
47:19.396 --> 47:21.437
And whoever she is...
47:21.438 --> 47:22.688
wow.
47:24.105 --> 47:26.688
That's all I can say, is "wow."
47:30.438 --> 47:31.729
Where?
47:31.730 --> 47:33.354
[Sue] That's the thing,
47:33.355 --> 47:36.145
you're not asking the right questions.
47:36.146 --> 47:38.563
You think you know what happened at prom.
47:39.521 --> 47:41.395
A lot of people do.
47:41.396 --> 47:42.937
Same with the cops.
47:42.938 --> 47:44.479
They asked about Chris and Billy.
47:44.480 --> 47:46.229
♪ ♪
47:46.230 --> 47:47.937
And I get why.
47:47.938 --> 47:49.520
I mean, that part is clear,
47:49.521 --> 47:51.188
what they did.
47:52.105 --> 47:53.605
And they ask about Tommy.
47:56.521 --> 47:58.271
How he died.
48:00.105 --> 48:01.813
And they ask about Carrie.
48:02.938 --> 48:05.355
Everybody asks about Carrie.
48:06.313 --> 48:07.479
But nobody asks
48:07.480 --> 48:10.145
about the other people who were there.
48:10.146 --> 48:12.145
The strangers who were there.
48:12.146 --> 48:15.771
The people who
I-I'd never seen before in my life.
48:16.730 --> 48:18.479
And as hard as it is to believe,
48:18.480 --> 48:21.229
and as hard as it is to understand,
48:21.230 --> 48:24.479
nobody is asking the right questions.
48:24.480 --> 48:27.230
Because it wasn't just Carrie.
48:28.188 --> 48:29.605
That's the thing.
48:31.646 --> 48:35.105
It wasn't just Carrie.
48:41.188 --> 48:43.188
[dramatic music playing]
49:11.188 --> 49:13.188
♪ ♪
49:41.188 --> 49:43.188
♪ ♪
50:08.313 --> 50:10.771
[Carrie] I-I guess I know that I'm...
50:11.688 --> 50:12.605
...not normal.
50:14.313 --> 50:15.604
[quiet music playing]
50:15.605 --> 50:18.395
[Margaret] Is something going on,
something at school?
50:18.396 --> 50:19.937
School is fine.
50:19.938 --> 50:21.687
The world is not kind to people like us,
50:21.688 --> 50:23.062
and I am trying to do
50:23.063 --> 50:24.313
what is best for you.
50:26.146 --> 50:27.354
[Chris] Look at that face.
50:27.355 --> 50:28.437
[laughing]
50:28.438 --> 50:29.895
- [student] is that the new kid?
- Yeah.
50:29.896 --> 50:31.312
- What's her name again?
- [Chris] Carrie White.
50:31.313 --> 50:32.812
More like "Carrie Red."
50:32.813 --> 50:35.145
- [♪ K. Fly sings "High Enough"]
- ♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
50:35.146 --> 50:36.104
- [whistle blows]
- [Desjardin] Hey, Sue?
50:36.105 --> 50:38.645
I want you
to look out for Carrie White. Be kind.
50:38.646 --> 50:40.895
[Chris] Hey, Carrie, there's
gonna be a really great party.
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What's your number?
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I'll text you the address.
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Oh, I don't have a phone.
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♪ They got pills
that can help you forget it...
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What am I gonna do with you?
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♪ Call it medicine,
but I don't need drugs ♪
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I used to dream about this.
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♪ I'm already high enough ♪
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[Carrie] Going to parties,
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having friends.
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♪ You got me, you got me good ♪
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Look, friends are important.
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♪ I only, I only,
I only got eyes for you...
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You gotta make sure
that you choose the right ones.
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- What are you doing?
- You're famous.
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[girls chanting] Plug it up! Plug it up!
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Plug it up! Plug it up!
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Plug it up!
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Plug it up! Plug it up!
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A social media account
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attacking our children
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is spreading like a virus.
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[Grayle] We don't know who runs it.
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There is not much the school can do.
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[Peist] It's not just the school.
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It's all over town.
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[Chris] That could have hit someone.
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Oh, no.
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What is wrong with you?
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- Do it.
- We're hoping to have
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a word with your daughter.
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[Margaret] What did she do now?
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You tell me everything that happened...
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- [gasps]
- ...and I will make them pay.
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[intense music playing]
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Do you want to know a secret?
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You have all the power.
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[Margaret] Carietta!
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[Emaline] They can only
hurt you if you let them.
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♪ ♪
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[Carrie] I know things aren't easy for me.
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They're not easy for any of us.
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And the worst part
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is that I really could've
been your friend.