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Today
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I feel like pleasing you
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More than before
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Today
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I know what I wanna do
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But I don't know what for
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To be living for you
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Is all I want to do
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To be loving you
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It'll all be there
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When my dreams come true
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Today
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You'll make me say
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That I somehow have changed
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Today
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You look into my eyes
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I'm just not the same
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To be any more
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Than all I am
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Would be a lie
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It's going to be so much better.
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What?
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Killing them with an axe.
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A knife is…
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It's too sexual.
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It's like sliding it into them.
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It's almost too kind a way to go.
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And a rifle is what you use for hunting.
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How you dispatch an animal.
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You might as well be using arrows
to shoot them.
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Too childlike.
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Like fun and games.
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Too easy.
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No.
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An axe.
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An axe is the most personal way
of killing someone.
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Try again.
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Now again.
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Put all your feelings in the swing.
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Make it personal
and give it your signature.
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All for you
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Mr. Borden, sir.
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Hm?
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I want you to show me how you do it.
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- Hmm?
- How you make the… bodies fit.
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You can make a 6 foot 4 fit
into a coffin that's 5 foot 10.
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Well… you can't expect me to
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divulge trade secrets.
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Oh, it's no secret to me, sir.
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I know you cut the legs off.
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I clean your axes.
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No, what I mean is…
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I want to see you do it.
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Hm.
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Hm.
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Hm.
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Hm.
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Hm.
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Mr. Withers here is too tall
by six inches or so,
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but I'll make it an even foot
so he won't… seem cramped
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and… give the mortician
the option of a top hat.
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As you can see, he's old.
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Seventy-seven years.
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Were he younger, his bones denser,
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were he fatter… well, I'd use
what you'd use to down a sapling.
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I'd use… Cosette here.
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Often a young man's shins take
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several… heavy whacks,
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but these dry, thin legs,
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devoid of fat and desiccated bone, well…
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those just take…
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one good swing from Rebecca.
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- You know…
- Hmm?
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How can I help?
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Mr. Borden, I presume.
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Uh, Morse is my name. John Morse.
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I'm your brother, Andrew.
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Don't have a brother.
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Brother-in-law.
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I'm brother to Sarah.
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Your late wife.
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John.
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John Morse.
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Ha ha!
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John!
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John!
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Ha ha! Let me look at you.
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How the years go by.
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Yes.
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Maggie!
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Maggie… This is our Irish.
Our household's.
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- Abby's and mine.
- Oh, Abby's your wife?
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Yes, yes and… mother
to Emma and Lizzie, your nieces.
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Mm… Stepmother.
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Yes.
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Right.
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Hm! Maggie.
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Luncheon for John and I, if you please.
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- Mm.
- No oysters.
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No.
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Mm.
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Yes, and I've worked as a butcher.
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- Butcher, you say?
- Yes.
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I learned the trade in an abattoir
on the Long Wharf in New Haven.
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Hmm.
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Are these your blades?
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Yes.
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Mm.
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Are they the sum total?
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Yes.
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A good butcher
only needs half a dozen knives.
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- Hm.
- I will show you.
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This… this is my most trusted.
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It's a hunting knife, actually.
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See the drop point?
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If I whet that edge
and keep it razor sharp,
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there's seldom a task he cannot perform.
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- I call him Jason.
- Mm-hm.
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Beechwood handle, brass cutler's rivets.
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He's a dear friend.
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And this…
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…is Bartholomew.
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He's a scimitar, 15 inches long.
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Antler handle. Elk, I think.
Damascus steel blade.
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Maggie!
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You see the curvature of the knife,
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it gives a particular deftness
when trimming an animal.
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Mmm…
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- Thank you.
- You give them names?
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Mr. Borden too.
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He gives his axes names.
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Yes.
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I give mine… women's names.
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Oh, interesting.
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I always imagined a knife as male.
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Hm. Because of the… penetration.
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Fascinating
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how alike we are for not being blood.
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It's like peering through a glass darkly,
seeing you.
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Hmm.
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Brother, I come to you seeking a loan.
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I wish to open a butcher shop of my own.
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If not in New Haven,
then somewhere here in Fall River.
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A loan of $200
would start a thriving business.
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Brother, I'm a…
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deeply moral man.
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- Good.
- This… code of mine.
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It forbids any… kind of money lending.
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Oh. Right.
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But, surely… aiding kin is not forbidden.
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Surely, you… have your own moral… code.
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Therefore, you'll understand
when the… answer's no.
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- Hm.
- Mm.
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This, when you waste away
my sister's half of your fortune?
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The answer's no.
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More cherry cordial, please.
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Thank you very much.
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And what if I return your kindness
by gutting your whore?
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Flank, rib, cheek.
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I see by the way you look at her
what the two of you get up to.
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I can tell everyone.
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You're being discourteous, brother.
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Won't stand for it. Release her.
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She's nothing to me,
so she's… nothing to you.
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Or gut her if you like.
It won't change anything.
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I… simply cannot lend money.
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Why don't you come to supper, John,
this evening?
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So refreshing
to have another man at the table.
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John, you don't understand.
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I'm like a rooster in a henhouse. I…
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I have to deal with the clack, clack,
clack, clack, clacking,
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the senseless chatter,
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the scatterbrained thoughts,
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the… whirlpools of emotional need.
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It's driving me insane.
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Supper?
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Yes.
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I just have to ask, how on earth
do you remember all those lines?
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Yes.
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Are you all right, Miss O'Neil?
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I am very sorry.
I am experiencing a bit of nausea.
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Oh no.
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Did I not ask
that my side dishes not touch?
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They're not touching.
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- Excuse me?
- Maggie, no.
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Lizzie, you have a… relative at the table.
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You've not said a single word to him.
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Yes.
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Father says you wish
to open a butcher shop.
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Yes. Uh, if only he would
lend me the money.
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Ha! Not a money lender.
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It's forbidden by scripture.
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I would imagine
a handsome man such as yourself
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would do well in Fall River.
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Why, there'd be lines of housewives
out the door.
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Well, I would,
uh, save my best cut of meat
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for you, Mrs. Borden.
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Hm.
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But alas, your husband
will… not give me the loan.
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Mmm.
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What a… joy it is
to have you at our table.
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Now, John,
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You mentioned that you've also sold oxen.
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I'm sorry, I hate to interrupt
a discussion about oxen,
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but the juice from the carrots
is mingling with the pea juice.
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We'll get you another plate.
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So sorry, Madame.
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Madame?
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Don't call me Madame.
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- Do I look like a Madame?
- No.
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- I am a Miss.
- Yes.
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I do apologize.
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Miss.
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I would also… like to say
thank you so much
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for bringing a little class
into this home.
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Inviting you to supper
is… is literally the only good thing
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that Lizzie here has ever done.
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A thousand pardons, Miss O'Neil.
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Thank you.
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And what color hair is this now?
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Oh.
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Well, we here also like to foster
a certain… creativity and expression.
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Well, it doesn't quite work.
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Does it?
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No, you're absolutely right, it doesn't.
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Speaking of nausea.
I heard about your episode.
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Oh… horrible.
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It was nearly the end of us.
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What was?
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Death oysters.
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Well, more likely a… reaction
to some exotic spices.
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Too much ventilation.
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There's influenza going around
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and it's the Portuguese
who brought it here.
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My maid's come down with it.
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I have no help whatsoever
until she recovers.
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- Yeah.
- If she recovers.
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That reminds me.
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Maggie!
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Come in here.
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I have alighted on a punishment
for the bouillabaisse episode.
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You already cut my pay.
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Don't be vulgar.
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And don't interrupt me.
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Bertha here also has an Irish,
and she's dying of flu.
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So after you've finished your work here
and your chores with Mr. Borden,
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you will attend to Miss Manchester
at her home until morning.
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You will do this until such time
as the maid has recovered.
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John?
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I have a… question for you.
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About oxen. I always wanted to know--
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And…
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Is everything okay?
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My roast beef
just got mashed potato on it.
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Oh.
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There we go.
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Mm.
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Better?
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- Much.
- Hm.
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John, what is the difference
between an ox--
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So, after I finish here,
I go to Miss Manchester's house.
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- And where do I sleep?
- I don't expect you will sleep.
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Well, don't grouse.
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Mules sleep on their feet.
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Chickens!
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Chickens!
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That's all you are!
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All of this… nattering, clucking nonsense.
00:18:47.981 --> 00:18:49.566 align:center
It never ceases!
00:18:50.108 --> 00:18:54.029 align:center
Your stench of estrogen chokes the air!
00:18:55.656 --> 00:19:00.077 align:center
Might I be allowed to ask the difference
00:19:00.160 --> 00:19:03.747 align:center
between an ox and a steer?
00:19:10.212 --> 00:19:12.297 align:center
Both are castrated males.
00:19:14.633 --> 00:19:16.593 align:center
I feel for them.
00:19:20.430 --> 00:19:24.017 align:center
John, might we adjourn to the music room?
00:19:24.101 --> 00:19:25.769 align:center
Um… yes.
00:19:27.104 --> 00:19:28.063 align:center
Excuse me.
00:19:31.858 --> 00:19:35.153 align:center
For shame
00:19:36.822 --> 00:19:39.866 align:center
Poor wandering one
00:19:40.450 --> 00:19:43.620 align:center
Though thou hast surely strayed
00:19:44.871 --> 00:19:49.501 align:center
Take heart of grace
Thy steps retrace
00:19:49.584 --> 00:19:53.588 align:center
Poor wandering one
00:19:53.672 --> 00:19:55.132 align:center
What a talent. Ha!
00:19:55.841 --> 00:19:57.342 align:center
She's delightful.
00:19:57.843 --> 00:20:00.637 align:center
Poor wandering one
00:20:01.888 --> 00:20:05.100 align:center
If such poor love as mine
00:20:05.767 --> 00:20:12.232 align:center
Can help thee find
True peace of mind
00:20:12.316 --> 00:20:16.903 align:center
Why, take it
00:20:16.987 --> 00:20:20.449 align:center
It is thine
00:20:21.616 --> 00:20:25.120 align:center
Take heart, no danger lowers
00:20:25.203 --> 00:20:28.832 align:center
Take any heart but ours
00:20:28.915 --> 00:20:32.419 align:center
Take heart
Fair days will shine
00:20:32.502 --> 00:20:35.339 align:center
Take any heart
Take mine
00:20:59.696 --> 00:21:03.075 align:center
So tell me, Miss O'Neil…
00:21:04.409 --> 00:21:07.662 align:center
how did you arrive
at a career in the theater?
00:21:09.623 --> 00:21:11.833 align:center
Why, I have to believe
00:21:12.542 --> 00:21:14.419 align:center
I was fated for it.
00:21:17.714 --> 00:21:21.468 align:center
"Talent like yours, Nance,
why, it outs itself!"
00:21:22.219 --> 00:21:26.515 align:center
That's what my mentor,
the great Henry Irving said to me
00:21:26.598 --> 00:21:29.184 align:center
when I did a season for him at the Lyceum.
00:21:32.396 --> 00:21:36.983 align:center
I know there are those
who look down on the lives we lead,
00:21:38.068 --> 00:21:40.612 align:center
we rude mechanicals.
00:21:44.241 --> 00:21:47.661 align:center
But I look at the freedom I have
00:21:47.744 --> 00:21:53.291 align:center
to travel the world free of the burden
of husband and children.
00:21:54.042 --> 00:22:00.507 align:center
Why, I believe it is the greatest gift
a woman could ever receive.
00:22:01.508 --> 00:22:06.638 align:center
And not a day goes by
that I don't thank my lucky stars for it.
00:22:10.350 --> 00:22:12.936 align:center
Lizzie, might I have a word?
00:22:18.859 --> 00:22:21.945 align:center
What a treat it has been
spending time with you.
00:22:22.863 --> 00:22:29.619 align:center
The cherry on top of the ice cream sundae
that was my time in Fall River.
00:22:31.329 --> 00:22:36.710 align:center
But alas, I'm going to Poughkeepsie,
where I will for the first time
00:22:37.502 --> 00:22:41.131 align:center
give my Lady M in the great Scottish play.
00:22:42.048 --> 00:22:43.383 align:center
You mean Macbeth.
00:22:45.427 --> 00:22:48.763 align:center
You're not supposed to say
the play's name.
00:22:50.932 --> 00:22:51.975 align:center
Anyway.
00:22:54.102 --> 00:23:00.150 align:center
The next time the muse of Thespis whispers
me back to this quaint little burgh…
00:23:02.444 --> 00:23:06.990 align:center
I do hope you and I
can while away an hour or two together.
00:23:12.078 --> 00:23:13.455 align:center
I would love that.
00:23:17.042 --> 00:23:17.959 align:center
Ta.
00:23:20.962 --> 00:23:21.880 align:center
Bye.
00:23:46.404 --> 00:23:47.405 align:center
Maggie.
00:23:51.701 --> 00:23:52.619 align:center
What?
00:23:53.912 --> 00:23:55.539 align:center
I just wanted to see you.
00:23:56.039 --> 00:23:57.791 align:center
Well, here I am.
00:24:00.043 --> 00:24:01.503 align:center
I've had a bit of a day of it.
00:24:01.586 --> 00:24:04.965 align:center
I've been working 20 hours
without a minute of rest.
00:24:05.549 --> 00:24:06.758 align:center
I need to sleep.
00:24:07.759 --> 00:24:09.511 align:center
Is there anything I can do?
00:24:27.487 --> 00:24:28.613 align:center
Who is this?
00:24:29.155 --> 00:24:29.990 align:center
Wild canaries.
00:24:31.324 --> 00:24:33.952 align:center
Ten dollars. I only sell as pair.
00:24:34.869 --> 00:24:36.121 align:center
Uh…
00:24:39.332 --> 00:24:40.250 align:center
What is that?
00:24:49.884 --> 00:24:51.052 align:center
Have a nice day.
00:25:01.062 --> 00:25:02.355 align:center
What are their names?
00:25:05.191 --> 00:25:06.776 align:center
I haven't named them yet.
00:25:10.488 --> 00:25:12.782 align:center
If they fly away, I'll let them go.
00:25:16.911 --> 00:25:18.705 align:center
If they stay, I'll name them.
00:25:20.415 --> 00:25:23.710 align:center
I want to name them
after Mr. and Mrs. Borden are dead.
00:25:27.881 --> 00:25:28.965 align:center
I'm sorry.
00:25:29.966 --> 00:25:31.718 align:center
I was cold to you last night.
00:25:34.429 --> 00:25:35.472 align:center
That's okay.
00:25:38.099 --> 00:25:40.268 align:center
I hate to see them treat you like a dog.
00:25:41.436 --> 00:25:44.439 align:center
They're just making the bed
they'll have to lie in in the end.
00:25:44.981 --> 00:25:45.982 align:center
N'est-ce pas?
00:26:06.002 --> 00:26:08.380 align:center
You're so fascinated with this woman.
00:26:09.673 --> 00:26:11.591 align:center
You're rabid with her bloodlust.
00:26:13.385 --> 00:26:14.636 align:center
Do you know why?
00:26:17.889 --> 00:26:19.182 align:center
She outsmarted them.
00:26:22.727 --> 00:26:23.978 align:center
She got away with it.
00:26:26.481 --> 00:26:29.651 align:center
She did these things
and she wasn't punished for it.
00:26:32.320 --> 00:26:34.030 align:center
I find that fascinating.
00:26:35.657 --> 00:26:37.158 align:center
Her cruelty…
00:26:37.242 --> 00:26:38.702 align:center
Excites you.
00:26:48.628 --> 00:26:50.171 align:center
Sometimes I wonder,
00:26:51.673 --> 00:26:53.842 align:center
did she really do these things?
00:26:55.969 --> 00:26:58.471 align:center
Is it just a story with embellishments?
00:27:04.561 --> 00:27:07.689 align:center
Could people really be
that cruel back then?
00:27:10.859 --> 00:27:12.402 align:center
People haven't changed.
00:27:14.863 --> 00:27:16.573 align:center
People torture people.
00:27:17.782 --> 00:27:19.909 align:center
Now. They always have.
00:27:22.662 --> 00:27:24.748 align:center
It's everywhere around you, Lizzie.
00:27:26.040 --> 00:27:27.542 align:center
You just don't see it.
00:27:31.212 --> 00:27:32.380 align:center
What do you mean?
00:27:35.383 --> 00:27:36.926 align:center
If you want, I can…
00:27:38.887 --> 00:27:42.932 align:center
I can show you
if you promise not to scream or cry.
00:27:43.683 --> 00:27:45.018 align:center
It'll make it worse.
00:27:46.019 --> 00:27:47.228 align:center
What do you mean?
00:27:49.105 --> 00:27:50.523 align:center
Bertha Manchester.
00:27:51.232 --> 00:27:52.317 align:center
The Gorgon.
00:28:11.419 --> 00:28:12.962 align:center
You little Mick dyke.
00:28:13.671 --> 00:28:15.632 align:center
Looking at me like that.
00:28:16.508 --> 00:28:19.010 align:center
Making me look at you like that!
00:28:33.900 --> 00:28:35.068 align:center
Maggie…
00:28:39.781 --> 00:28:41.533 align:center
Would you put this ointment?
00:28:42.408 --> 00:28:43.618 align:center
Of course.
00:28:52.669 --> 00:28:53.920 align:center
I'm sorry.
00:29:00.552 --> 00:29:02.178 align:center
She had a…
00:29:02.971 --> 00:29:04.931 align:center
She had a cat o' nine tails.
00:29:05.723 --> 00:29:08.226 align:center
She used it on… on girls before me.
00:29:13.064 --> 00:29:14.232 align:center
Does this hurt?
00:29:16.651 --> 00:29:17.944 align:center
It's okay.
00:29:28.621 --> 00:29:31.916 align:center
- I'm sorry I'm crying.
- No, don't be sorry.
00:29:39.382 --> 00:29:41.551 align:center
Oh, Maggie.
00:29:41.634 --> 00:29:44.304 align:center
Bertha Manchester's the first one we kill.
00:29:45.680 --> 00:29:47.181 align:center
We have to make sure
00:29:48.266 --> 00:29:49.893 align:center
we know what we're doing.
00:29:50.560 --> 00:29:52.270 align:center
And that we have our courage.
00:29:54.230 --> 00:29:57.442 align:center
She's an old spinster.
No one will come looking for her.
00:29:57.942 --> 00:29:59.777 align:center
Be a week until they find her.
00:30:06.409 --> 00:30:08.077 align:center
Will you do it with me?
00:30:11.664 --> 00:30:12.582 align:center
Yes.
00:30:13.666 --> 00:30:14.626 align:center
Yes.
00:30:56.626 --> 00:30:59.045 align:center
I thought I heard something in the night.
00:30:59.629 --> 00:31:00.630 align:center
Knocking.
00:31:02.590 --> 00:31:04.592 align:center
I bet it was three in the morning.
00:31:05.343 --> 00:31:06.886 align:center
It's the witching hour.
00:31:08.388 --> 00:31:12.767 align:center
It's a mockery to our Lord Jesus Christ
who died at three in the afternoon.
00:31:14.602 --> 00:31:17.105 align:center
Death has been knocking
at your door, Lizzie.
00:31:20.274 --> 00:31:25.196 align:center
Maybe… maybe it was whoever's been
breaking into the house, stealing things.
00:31:30.702 --> 00:31:31.661 align:center
Maybe.
00:31:32.704 --> 00:31:34.831 align:center
I have noticed things going missing.
00:31:35.915 --> 00:31:40.128 align:center
Mr. Borden's pocket watch
and Mrs. Borden's jewelry.
00:31:44.674 --> 00:31:47.677 align:center
What on…
What on earth are you talking about?
00:31:49.637 --> 00:31:52.974 align:center
Lizzie, you're a fabler. Ananias.
00:31:54.600 --> 00:31:55.977 align:center
I know you're stealing.
00:31:58.146 --> 00:32:00.189 align:center
I've seen where you've been hiding it.
00:32:07.405 --> 00:32:09.032 align:center
What are you doing here?
00:32:12.410 --> 00:32:14.537 align:center
I was just keeping Maggie company.
00:32:14.620 --> 00:32:16.914 align:center
Well, I don't like that.
00:32:16.998 --> 00:32:19.542 align:center
I like when Maggie
does the work on her own.
00:32:20.418 --> 00:32:23.171 align:center
It's not right, you helping the help.
00:32:23.254 --> 00:32:25.381 align:center
What would Mrs. Borden think?
00:32:27.216 --> 00:32:30.595 align:center
I think Mrs. Borden would be happy
just to have me out of the house.
00:32:34.223 --> 00:32:35.224 align:center
All right.
00:32:46.027 --> 00:32:46.944 align:center
Let me.
00:32:55.661 --> 00:32:56.579 align:center
Eight o'clock.
00:32:57.288 --> 00:32:58.206 align:center
Tonight.
00:33:57.473 --> 00:33:58.891 align:center
What was that?
00:34:00.309 --> 00:34:01.144 align:center
Maggie!
00:34:01.227 --> 00:34:02.436 align:center
Help! Help!
00:34:03.146 --> 00:34:04.105 align:center
What is it?
00:34:04.188 --> 00:34:07.525 align:center
It's Lizzie.
She's hurt. She fell off her chair.
00:34:08.067 --> 00:34:09.360 align:center
Oh. Well…
00:34:09.944 --> 00:34:12.280 align:center
I don't care about that.
00:34:13.197 --> 00:34:15.366 align:center
She broke all your fine china.
00:34:18.661 --> 00:34:20.121 align:center
What?
00:34:21.372 --> 00:34:23.207 align:center
Not my china.
00:34:23.291 --> 00:34:25.710 align:center
That bitch!
00:34:29.255 --> 00:34:32.717 align:center
Okay, now, let me get my hands on her.
00:34:40.474 --> 00:34:41.851 align:center
Where are you?
00:34:48.691 --> 00:34:49.609 align:center
Ah!
00:35:07.793 --> 00:35:09.420 align:center
It's stuck.
00:35:11.130 --> 00:35:12.340 align:center
Maggie!
00:35:13.466 --> 00:35:14.342 align:center
Maggie!
00:35:16.010 --> 00:35:17.428 align:center
Maggie, hatchet!
00:35:19.931 --> 00:35:21.015 align:center
Maggie, help!
00:35:47.250 --> 00:35:48.960 align:center
This is for whipping Maggie.
00:37:31.520 --> 00:37:33.647 align:center
This is the end
00:37:34.357 --> 00:37:37.610 align:center
Beautiful friend
00:37:40.946 --> 00:37:42.615 align:center
This is the end
00:37:43.824 --> 00:37:47.787 align:center
My only friend, the end
00:37:49.288 --> 00:37:51.707 align:center
This is the end
00:37:52.291 --> 00:37:56.253 align:center
My only friend, the end
00:37:57.254 --> 00:38:01.675 align:center
Of our elaborate plans, the end
00:38:03.010 --> 00:38:08.182 align:center
Of everything that stands, the end
00:38:09.225 --> 00:38:14.063 align:center
No safety or surprise, the end
00:38:15.064 --> 00:38:21.695 align:center
I'll never look into your eyes again
00:38:30.162 --> 00:38:34.917 align:center
Can you picture what will be?
00:38:35.000 --> 00:38:39.380 align:center
So limitless and free
00:38:40.339 --> 00:38:44.343 align:center
Desperately in need
00:38:44.427 --> 00:38:48.681 align:center
Of some stranger's hand
00:38:52.643 --> 00:38:55.896 align:center
Ride the snake
00:38:57.690 --> 00:39:00.651 align:center
Ride the snake
00:39:02.278 --> 00:39:05.072 align:center
To the lake
00:39:06.365 --> 00:39:07.408 align:center
Lizzie.
00:39:08.701 --> 00:39:10.744 align:center
Can I stay with you tonight?
00:39:10.828 --> 00:39:14.165 align:center
The snake, he's long
00:39:15.791 --> 00:39:18.794 align:center
Seven miles
00:39:20.463 --> 00:39:23.424 align:center
Ride the snake…
00:39:24.967 --> 00:39:26.051 align:center
Lizzie!
00:39:30.139 --> 00:39:31.182 align:center
Lizzie!
00:39:48.657 --> 00:39:50.743 align:center
She stole something, didn't she?
I knew it.
00:39:50.826 --> 00:39:52.328 align:center
What did she steal?
00:39:53.662 --> 00:39:55.831 align:center
Something terrible has happened,
Mrs. Borden.
00:39:57.708 --> 00:40:01.212 align:center
Um… Bertha Manchester
was murdered with an axe.
00:40:01.295 --> 00:40:02.713 align:center
What?
00:40:04.089 --> 00:40:05.966 align:center
I do beg your pardon.
00:40:08.594 --> 00:40:10.221 align:center
She was murdered?
00:40:14.558 --> 00:40:15.684 align:center
I wasn't there.
00:40:16.227 --> 00:40:18.437 align:center
She said she doesn't need me for a week.
00:40:19.522 --> 00:40:20.940 align:center
When did it happen?
00:40:22.399 --> 00:40:24.568 align:center
We're not quite sure.
00:40:24.652 --> 00:40:26.779 align:center
The neighbors noticed the smell.
00:40:29.865 --> 00:40:34.828 align:center
Weird scenes inside the gold mine
00:40:38.707 --> 00:40:42.920 align:center
Ride the highway west, baby
00:40:46.549 --> 00:40:47.800 align:center
And the flies.
00:40:52.846 --> 00:40:53.764 align:center
She did it.
00:40:54.390 --> 00:40:56.934 align:center
She did it, didn't she?
I would not put it past her.
00:40:57.017 --> 00:40:59.436 align:center
Maggie wasn't even at that house
all last week.
00:41:01.188 --> 00:41:04.775 align:center
Miss Manchester was beating her,
so she spent every day with me.
00:41:04.858 --> 00:41:05.818 align:center
I can vouch for her,
00:41:05.901 --> 00:41:08.612 align:center
as can about 100 other people
in town who saw us together.
00:41:08.696 --> 00:41:11.740 align:center
- Yes, you can ask--
- Quiet, please, both of you.
00:41:14.660 --> 00:41:18.205 align:center
It appears to have been a robbery.
We're just covering bases here.
00:41:18.289 --> 00:41:20.874 align:center
We think we actually have
the fella in custody already.
00:41:20.958 --> 00:41:23.460 align:center
Um, just looking for more proof,
00:41:23.544 --> 00:41:24.920 align:center
or any clues.
00:41:28.173 --> 00:41:31.885 align:center
Come on, baby
Take a chance with us
00:41:36.974 --> 00:41:40.269 align:center
Come on, baby
Take a chance with us
00:41:40.352 --> 00:41:44.273 align:center
And meet me
At the back of the blue bus
00:41:48.944 --> 00:41:51.322 align:center
Come on, yeah
00:41:59.330 --> 00:42:00.831 align:center
Good morning, Mr. Borden.
00:42:02.082 --> 00:42:03.250 align:center
Mr. Borden.
00:42:22.061 --> 00:42:28.442 align:center
This is the end
00:42:30.611 --> 00:42:32.488 align:center
Lizzie.
00:42:32.571 --> 00:42:33.697 align:center
Lizzie, please.
00:42:36.450 --> 00:42:37.868 align:center
Lizzie, please talk to me.
00:42:37.951 --> 00:42:40.204 align:center
Maggie, stop. It's done.
00:42:40.287 --> 00:42:41.580 align:center
What is? Why?
00:42:42.706 --> 00:42:43.916 align:center
It's over.
00:42:43.999 --> 00:42:46.919 align:center
This dream of being free
of this together is done.
00:42:47.002 --> 00:42:49.963 align:center
- Because of what happened?
- Because you don't want to be.
00:42:50.464 --> 00:42:53.008 align:center
I saw it in your eyes when you froze.
00:42:55.010 --> 00:42:58.347 align:center
This is a prison for me, Maggie,
and I have to escape it.
00:42:59.139 --> 00:43:01.350 align:center
If you're not gonna help me,
then I have to do it alone.
00:43:01.433 --> 00:43:03.352 align:center
No. No, Lizzie.
00:43:05.187 --> 00:43:07.481 align:center
No, please. Lizzie.
00:43:08.232 --> 00:43:09.900 align:center
I want to help you.
00:43:11.360 --> 00:43:13.237 align:center
I do. I… Please, I don't…
00:43:13.320 --> 00:43:16.281 align:center
I really, I… I don't know why I froze.
00:43:16.907 --> 00:43:20.703 align:center
But when I saw her lying on her back
with the axe in her gut,
00:43:20.786 --> 00:43:22.621 align:center
she looked like an animal.
00:43:23.497 --> 00:43:25.624 align:center
And I pitied her.
00:43:27.292 --> 00:43:29.795 align:center
I know she whipped me and called me a dog…
00:43:32.381 --> 00:43:33.674 align:center
but I couldn't move.
00:43:35.259 --> 00:43:38.387 align:center
But I promise you,
it will be different the next time.
00:43:39.471 --> 00:43:40.514 align:center
I'm sorry.
00:43:41.140 --> 00:43:42.641 align:center
How will it be different?
00:43:46.687 --> 00:43:47.938 align:center
Because I love you.
00:43:52.067 --> 00:43:55.112 align:center
And I will do anything to help you.
00:43:56.029 --> 00:43:57.072 align:center
I swear.
00:43:59.116 --> 00:44:01.368 align:center
Your parents, they deserve it.
00:44:02.786 --> 00:44:05.873 align:center
The way they talk to you
and the way they treat you.
00:44:06.457 --> 00:44:08.417 align:center
I… I want you to be free of that.
00:44:09.668 --> 00:44:13.213 align:center
And I want to help you.
And I promise you, I won't pity them.
00:44:14.256 --> 00:44:16.258 align:center
Next week, we're killing them.
00:44:22.723 --> 00:44:23.974 align:center
Oh, it's okay.
00:44:26.727 --> 00:44:27.686 align:center
Okay.
00:44:42.785 --> 00:44:44.745 align:center
Just let me have the first whack.