WEBVTT 00:06.048 --> 00:08.341 - [phone rings] - [Scarpetta] Scarpetta. 00:08.342 --> 00:09.718 [Marino over phone] We got us another one. 00:09.719 --> 00:11.052 [Scarpetta] Okay. I'm on my way. 00:11.053 --> 00:14.597 Hey, Doc. This here is the husband, Matt Petersen. 00:14.598 --> 00:17.976 Is this sort of evasion what you envision for the new Scarpetta regime? 00:17.977 --> 00:19.728 Did you call the attorney of the Commonwealth? 00:19.729 --> 00:22.021 - Dr. Scarpetta. - Mr. Boltz. 00:22.022 --> 00:23.857 [Maggie] Someone tried to remotely break into your computer 00:23.858 --> 00:27.610 - and look up the Petersen case. - What? I've been hacked? 00:27.611 --> 00:30.488 How, uh, does Lori Petersen affect your profile? 00:30.489 --> 00:32.449 Rape is no longer the motive. Murder is. 00:32.450 --> 00:34.909 [Marino] Cho found partials on the wife's body, same glitter slime 00:34.910 --> 00:36.536 on her as the rest of the vics. 00:36.537 --> 00:40.248 I know you wanted this job, Dr. Reddy, so you and I are gonna have to 00:40.249 --> 00:41.541 find a way to live together. 00:41.542 --> 00:43.668 - Scarpetta. - [Ryan over phone] There's been a murder. 00:43.669 --> 00:45.420 At Daingerfield, on the train tracks. 00:45.421 --> 00:47.964 [Fruge] Gwen Hainey, 33. 00:47.965 --> 00:49.966 Biomedical engineer at Thor Labs. 00:49.967 --> 00:53.762 Wow. I didn't expect to see you both here. Dr. Reddy. Maggie. 00:53.763 --> 00:55.180 This looks like a skin graft. 00:55.181 --> 00:57.307 I didn't notice it during the autopsy, 00:57.308 --> 00:58.725 but now she's decomposing. 00:58.726 --> 01:00.769 [Benton] Boyfriend, this Jinx Slater. 01:00.770 --> 01:03.021 You know you can't tell your wife any of this, right? 01:03.022 --> 01:05.899 [Marino] Lu, I'm gonna need you to find somebody else when you have the time. 01:05.900 --> 01:09.569 Name is Jinx Slater. Long-time boyfriend of this Gwen Hainey we found 01:09.570 --> 01:11.739 murdered on the railroad tracks. 01:14.325 --> 01:16.911 [disco music playing] 01:21.707 --> 01:24.667 ♪ They say I've got this freedom ♪ 01:24.668 --> 01:28.713 ♪ to move the way I move ♪ 01:28.714 --> 01:32.050 ♪ For me, life is a party ♪ 01:32.051 --> 01:34.469 ♪ And the nights are mine ♪ 01:34.470 --> 01:39.599 - ♪ The nights are mine to groove... - [Mrs. Scarpetta] Dorothy. 01:39.600 --> 01:41.601 - ♪ I'm a disco ♪ - [music stops] 01:41.602 --> 01:43.102 Ma. 01:43.103 --> 01:44.521 Your sister's doing her homework. 01:44.522 --> 01:46.064 She's always doing her homework. 01:46.065 --> 01:48.108 Nothing can stop her from doing her homework. 01:51.529 --> 01:54.405 You know none of that's gonna matter when you grow up, right? 01:54.406 --> 01:56.366 You only say that 'cause you're dumb. 01:56.367 --> 01:59.578 Hey, I'd rather be dumb and cute than some kind of genius dorkasaurus. 02:00.579 --> 02:02.288 [car horn honking] 02:02.289 --> 02:04.207 - [Kay Sr.] What is he, a taxi driver? - [Dorothy laughs] 02:04.208 --> 02:06.835 Well, Mama says he's not a gentleman. 02:06.836 --> 02:09.546 Your mama forgets what it is to be young. 02:09.547 --> 02:12.340 - Good night, Pop. - Ciao, bella. 02:12.341 --> 02:14.384 [Mrs. Scarpetta] Not too late. 02:14.385 --> 02:17.471 [♪ Don deBrauwere sings "A Chance for Me"] 02:21.809 --> 02:26.104 ♪ If there was something I could do, I'd do it anytime ♪ 02:26.105 --> 02:28.439 ♪ If there's something I could say ♪ 02:28.440 --> 02:30.275 - ♪ to help me make you mine ♪ - [laughing] 02:30.276 --> 02:31.943 ♪ I'd say it to you ♪ 02:31.944 --> 02:34.279 ♪ Oh, please ♪ 02:34.280 --> 02:38.283 ♪ I'd say it to you, if you believe ♪ 02:38.284 --> 02:41.119 ♪ So tell me now if you can see ♪ 02:41.120 --> 02:44.998 ♪ a chance for me ♪ 02:44.999 --> 02:48.418 - [siren wailing] - [song fades] 02:48.419 --> 02:50.504 [tense music playing] 03:00.598 --> 03:01.974 [trembling breaths] 03:07.021 --> 03:10.024 [indistinct police radio chatter] 03:22.453 --> 03:24.455 [somber music playing] 03:43.015 --> 03:45.017 [indistinct police radio chatter] 03:49.355 --> 03:53.608 [Staci] She's just finished the 23rd book in her Dot the Dorkasaurus series. 03:53.609 --> 03:56.110 Please welcome to the show Dorothy Farinelli. 03:56.111 --> 03:57.236 [Dorothy chuckles] Thank you. 03:57.237 --> 04:02.325 And as my father, Kay Scarpetta, would say, buongiorno, Chicago. 04:02.326 --> 04:04.494 - [both laugh] - I love that. 04:04.495 --> 04:08.081 Tell me, what does it feel like to be the author of over 20 books? 04:08.082 --> 04:11.626 It's... I mean, really, Staci, that is... 04:11.627 --> 04:14.587 seems very surreal to me. That's a big number. 04:14.588 --> 04:17.465 The new book, Dot: It's Not Easy Being an Only Child, 04:17.466 --> 04:19.509 is number 23 in the Dot series. 04:19.510 --> 04:21.803 What made you want to write about an only child now? 04:21.804 --> 04:24.263 - Oh, well, it's interesting because-- - What's going on? 04:24.264 --> 04:25.390 - Oh, oh, look. - [Scarpetta] Oh, my-- 04:25.391 --> 04:26.933 - [laughing] Look. Look. - What the fuck is that? 04:26.934 --> 04:28.142 What are you doing? 04:28.143 --> 04:29.602 - Are you doing an interview? - That's so fun. 04:29.603 --> 04:32.647 That's my sister, um, getting her morning coffee. 04:32.648 --> 04:34.065 So, I'm not an only child. 04:34.066 --> 04:37.151 She's the chief medical examiner of the Commonwealth. 04:37.152 --> 04:39.904 And the truth is, we're living together. 04:39.905 --> 04:42.907 Oh. I... I don't know that I could live with my sister, love her as I do. 04:42.908 --> 04:44.325 Oh, it's-it's temporary. 04:44.326 --> 04:47.912 Yes, it's just temporary, but my daughter is here, too, 04:47.913 --> 04:52.458 so it's family time all the time, for better, for worse. 04:52.459 --> 04:56.463 Aw. What is your daughter's absolute favorite book in the series? 04:58.132 --> 05:00.134 [intriguing music playing] 05:01.760 --> 05:03.637 You know... 05:04.221 --> 05:06.264 You-- Oh... Wow. 05:06.265 --> 05:09.100 I-I-I don't know which one is her favorite, 05:09.101 --> 05:12.812 but she's read them all, obviously. Um... 05:12.813 --> 05:15.899 But you can buy them all on Amazon, with 1-Click. 05:16.483 --> 05:19.360 [Scarpetta] You've got to be kidding me. 05:19.361 --> 05:22.280 Who does a live interview-- come on-- 05:22.281 --> 05:24.490 in someone else's living room 05:24.491 --> 05:26.784 in the morning and not tell them? 05:26.785 --> 05:29.038 Uh, she mentioned it last night. 05:30.581 --> 05:32.165 - She did? - Mm-hmm. 05:32.166 --> 05:36.545 I walked on camera looking like-- I mean, I-I was, like, what-what are you d-- 05:38.338 --> 05:41.340 [sighs] Anyway, I didn't hear her, so... 05:41.341 --> 05:42.967 I don't... 05:42.968 --> 05:47.597 All I know is, for any of this to work, one of us is... 05:47.598 --> 05:51.143 - gonna have to change. - Well, that would have to be her. 05:52.394 --> 05:53.395 [scoffs] 05:55.147 --> 05:56.732 Yes, it would. 05:58.942 --> 06:03.530 You remember, back in the day, when you used to sometimes help me shave? 06:06.158 --> 06:08.202 - Mm-hmm. - I liked that. 06:13.165 --> 06:15.167 [gentle music playing] 06:16.585 --> 06:18.295 [Benton sighs] 06:24.218 --> 06:26.719 You want me to do it? 06:26.720 --> 06:28.013 Mm. 06:29.014 --> 06:32.142 [whispers] You smell good. You always smell so good. 06:44.446 --> 06:46.948 Oh... [inhales deeply] 06:46.949 --> 06:48.366 [exhales] 06:48.367 --> 06:50.035 You all right? 06:52.746 --> 06:55.873 I just have to go to work. [sighs] I can't do this now. 06:55.874 --> 06:57.917 - Kay. - Yeah? 06:57.918 --> 07:00.128 Is it all right? 07:00.129 --> 07:04.675 Yes, I'm fine. It's-it's... it's this case. 07:07.219 --> 07:09.053 - It's just not like you. - Mm-hmm. 07:09.054 --> 07:11.097 I know. I have to go. 07:11.098 --> 07:13.058 [tense, dramatic music playing] 07:19.022 --> 07:22.316 [Marino] Yama Matthew Peter. You think he's ditched the acting, 07:22.317 --> 07:24.443 or is this his greatest role yet? 07:24.444 --> 07:27.363 Cult guru veggie grower. 07:27.364 --> 07:29.991 I see cult leader more than I see farmer. 07:29.992 --> 07:34.954 Whatever it is waiting for us up there, we better be prepared. 07:34.955 --> 07:36.998 Well, it's quite possible that Gwen was a spy 07:36.999 --> 07:38.833 and Petersen has nothing to do with this. 07:38.834 --> 07:43.421 Yeah, with her-her 3D bionic leg and her donkey heart? 07:43.422 --> 07:47.842 The DNA on the skin graft was hers, so it was likely biosynthetic. 07:47.843 --> 07:50.011 See, now, why can't it just be bio-bio? 07:50.012 --> 07:51.971 Because the decomp is all wrong, 07:51.972 --> 07:54.891 which is actually good news for us because if... 07:54.892 --> 07:58.227 if Gwen was in deep at Thor and she was selling secrets to 07:58.228 --> 08:01.606 God knows fucking who, then... 08:01.607 --> 08:04.483 Petersen was just a coincidence and... 08:04.484 --> 08:06.444 we don't have anything to worry about. 08:06.445 --> 08:09.072 I did think it was him back then. 08:10.199 --> 08:12.867 But you-you proved me wrong, right? 08:12.868 --> 08:15.369 Yeah, well, you need to be wrong. I need to be right. 08:15.370 --> 08:17.622 Because, I mean, 08:17.623 --> 08:20.250 if he really did have something to do with this, then... 08:22.044 --> 08:25.004 [sighs] Gwen's death is on me. 08:25.005 --> 08:27.090 ♪ ♪ 08:31.678 --> 08:34.264 - [birds chirping] - [indistinct newscast playing] 08:39.186 --> 08:41.146 Hey, Luce. 08:42.272 --> 08:45.483 Do you think you can stay off the computer today? 08:45.484 --> 08:47.526 Because of the hack and all? 08:47.527 --> 08:51.781 If I had hacked your work computer, Auntie Kay, no one would ever know. 08:51.782 --> 08:54.909 [phone ringing] 08:54.910 --> 08:56.535 - Hello? - [Dorothy over phone] Lulu! 08:56.536 --> 08:58.579 - Guess where I am. - Oh. Hi, mom. 08:58.580 --> 09:01.249 - [spoon clatters] - Hey, I need to... I need to talk to her. 09:01.250 --> 09:03.251 - I'm gonna pick that up in the bedroom. - [Dorothy] I am in 09:03.252 --> 09:06.295 the cutest little tiki bar in Hawaii. 09:06.296 --> 09:07.755 Where? 09:07.756 --> 09:10.466 Hey, Luce, sweetie, can you hang up the phone? I need to talk to your mom. 09:10.467 --> 09:13.010 - [Lucy] Okay. Bye, Mom. - [Dorothy] Bye, Lulu. 09:13.011 --> 09:14.720 Hey, you be a good girl for your auntie. 09:14.721 --> 09:16.555 - [line clicks] - You two having fun? 09:16.556 --> 09:18.224 Are you fucking kidding me? 09:18.225 --> 09:20.142 Oh, I guess she told you the news. 09:20.143 --> 09:22.812 What were you thinking telling her you got remarried over the phone? 09:22.813 --> 09:26.107 How else was I supposed to tell her? I'm on a fucking island in Hawaii. 09:26.108 --> 09:28.484 Uh, she's 11. That is a kid, 09:28.485 --> 09:32.863 which is easy to forget when you want to deny all responsibility for her, 09:32.864 --> 09:35.741 but you don't tell your child you got remarried 09:35.742 --> 09:38.202 over the phone when you're far away on your honeymoon. 09:38.203 --> 09:40.204 Was I supposed to lie to her? 09:40.205 --> 09:41.622 - 'Cause that's not me, Kay. - No. 09:41.623 --> 09:42.999 I'm not gonna lie to my kid 09:43.000 --> 09:45.710 to make everyone else feel more comfortable. 09:45.711 --> 09:48.296 No, you should've told me first. I could've softened the blow. 09:48.297 --> 09:49.922 I got married. I'm not going 09:49.923 --> 09:51.590 to the electric chair. 09:51.591 --> 09:52.800 Was she that upset? 09:52.801 --> 09:56.304 What do you think? Her whole life just changed in an instant. 09:56.305 --> 09:58.764 I think you're upset 09:58.765 --> 10:01.809 and you're making it about Lucy. I mean, 10:01.810 --> 10:04.729 - this is not her first stepfather. - That's-that's your def-- 10:04.730 --> 10:08.024 Are you serious right now, Dorothy? That's your defense? 10:08.025 --> 10:09.942 That she's had multiple stepfathers? 10:09.943 --> 10:14.655 Okay, I, um, I've just started the biggest job of my life. 10:14.656 --> 10:16.949 There is a serial murderer on the loose 10:16.950 --> 10:18.993 - who-who rapes and tortures women. - [slurping] 10:18.994 --> 10:20.703 I, uh, have till Friday 10:20.704 --> 10:22.788 to catch him before he kills again. 10:22.789 --> 10:24.749 I don't have time to be a mother to your kid. 10:24.750 --> 10:27.251 Which is why, incidentally, I-I actually 10:27.252 --> 10:28.836 don't have a fucking kid. 10:28.837 --> 10:31.339 Is the nanny I'm paying for still there? 10:31.340 --> 10:32.757 Oh, come on. 10:32.758 --> 10:35.051 This is not about money, and you know it. 10:35.052 --> 10:37.136 No, it's about you having time with your niece. 10:37.137 --> 10:40.306 Excuse me for thinking that you might enjoy spending time 10:40.307 --> 10:42.183 with an actual living person. 10:42.184 --> 10:44.268 You know, in the future, I'll remember 10:44.269 --> 10:47.855 you're only really comfortable with the dead. 10:47.856 --> 10:48.939 [line clicks] 10:48.940 --> 10:51.150 [dramatic music playing] 10:51.151 --> 10:54.029 - [phone beeps] - Fuck you. 11:06.333 --> 11:08.501 - Hey, Dr. Scarpetta. - Abby. 11:08.502 --> 11:10.503 I-I can't talk to you, 11:10.504 --> 11:13.631 and I can't have a reporter staked out by my car at my place of work. 11:13.632 --> 11:16.217 It's-it's not about the case. 11:16.218 --> 11:18.636 I just wanted to, um, ask you something. 11:18.637 --> 11:20.554 It's personal. 11:20.555 --> 11:24.392 Abby, that's worse. 11:24.393 --> 11:26.103 I'm sorry. 11:28.605 --> 11:31.732 I'm a reporter, not the devil, for Christ's sake. 11:31.733 --> 11:33.860 [dramatic music playing] 11:40.325 --> 11:42.327 [Cho] Detergent. 11:43.495 --> 11:44.913 Moisturizer. 11:45.914 --> 11:47.581 Makeup remover. 11:47.582 --> 11:48.999 [Marino] Morning, Doc. 11:49.000 --> 11:51.127 Good morning. 11:51.128 --> 11:53.546 [Marino] Brought those in special delivery myself 11:53.547 --> 11:55.047 from the Petersen home. 11:55.048 --> 11:58.050 We got detergent, moisturizer, makeup remover. 11:58.051 --> 12:03.013 So far, nothing's sparkled, right, under the UV box thing? 12:03.014 --> 12:06.058 None of the lotions and potions from the other murder scenes? 12:06.059 --> 12:09.938 No, no, no. Just the substance the killer left on the murdered women's bodies. 12:15.277 --> 12:16.402 [Marino] Nothing. 12:16.403 --> 12:18.488 [suspenseful music playing] 12:20.240 --> 12:21.574 Nothing. 12:21.575 --> 12:23.034 [Marino sighs] 12:24.536 --> 12:27.371 Holy smokes, Doc. 12:27.372 --> 12:30.499 Well... [chuckles] What do you know? 12:30.500 --> 12:32.543 Blush Lab. 12:32.544 --> 12:36.547 That's the makeup remover Matty boy used the night of the murder. Fucking A. 12:36.548 --> 12:38.257 Sick son of a bitch killed his wife. 12:38.258 --> 12:40.009 Don't jump for joy just yet. 12:40.010 --> 12:42.803 We're still waiting for the full SEM analysis of both substances. 12:42.804 --> 12:45.931 You're telling me that we got two glittery goos-- 12:45.932 --> 12:49.393 one of which just happens to belong to the dead woman's husband-- 12:49.394 --> 12:51.312 and we still don't think he's the killer? 12:51.313 --> 12:53.063 We should be looking for other suspects. 12:53.064 --> 12:54.523 - Like who? - Like a suspect who-- 12:54.524 --> 12:59.778 I don't know-- maybe they have a connection to the three previous victims. 12:59.779 --> 13:01.197 [door opens] 13:01.198 --> 13:03.657 Um, uh, sorry to interrupt, Dr. Scarpetta. 13:03.658 --> 13:05.034 Who the hell are you? 13:05.035 --> 13:07.036 - Maggie Cutbush. - She's my new assistant. 13:07.037 --> 13:09.580 [Maggie] Health Commissioner Amburgey just called. 13:09.581 --> 13:11.499 - He's asked to see you in person. - Uh-oh. 13:11.500 --> 13:13.375 - When? - [Maggie] He said immediately. 13:13.376 --> 13:15.837 - Oh, man, that sucks. - Will you shut up? 13:18.131 --> 13:19.131 Shit. 13:19.132 --> 13:21.926 [suspenseful music playing] 13:21.927 --> 13:23.428 Goodbye. 13:28.016 --> 13:30.434 You didn't tell anyone about the hack, right? 13:30.435 --> 13:31.810 What hack? 13:31.811 --> 13:34.730 No, no, no, no. I never-- No. No never. 13:34.731 --> 13:36.191 Are you sure? 13:37.734 --> 13:40.362 The reporters have been calling quite a bit. 13:44.324 --> 13:45.824 Do you think it was a reporter? 13:45.825 --> 13:48.702 What if it was the killer trying to find out what we know? 13:48.703 --> 13:51.038 [Maggie] Shoot. 13:51.039 --> 13:52.873 Well, that's worse. 13:52.874 --> 13:54.459 Much worse. 13:56.878 --> 13:57.921 Right? 14:07.889 --> 14:09.307 Um... 14:11.184 --> 14:12.810 Don't tell anyone where I'm going. 14:12.811 --> 14:15.688 Yes. No, I mean, I won't tell anyone. 14:15.689 --> 14:18.858 And, uh, let's hope I come back. 14:24.906 --> 14:27.409 [dramatic music playing] 14:32.956 --> 14:35.916 - Oh. Hello again. - [gasps, chuckles] 14:35.917 --> 14:37.918 How are you... how are you settling in? 14:37.919 --> 14:39.461 Settling all right. 14:39.462 --> 14:42.298 Though I can't help but feel I've been brought in 14:42.299 --> 14:45.844 at a potentially turbulent time. 14:47.345 --> 14:50.598 Was that the chief I saw a minute ago leaving the building? 14:50.599 --> 14:52.266 Summoned by the big kahuna. 14:52.267 --> 14:55.185 Uh, that's "boss" in Hawaiian. 14:55.186 --> 14:57.564 Uh, but you didn't hear that from me. 15:00.483 --> 15:03.319 - Well, I'm sure it'll be fine. - I hope so. 15:03.320 --> 15:07.031 But she did seem, um, nervous. 15:07.032 --> 15:09.074 Hmm. 15:09.075 --> 15:11.161 [intriguing music playing] 15:12.662 --> 15:15.331 - Good to see you, Maggie. - [chuckles] 15:15.332 --> 15:17.083 Good to see you. 15:18.209 --> 15:19.461 Bye, now. 15:32.098 --> 15:33.433 [sighs] 15:40.815 --> 15:45.110 [Amburgey] Dr. Scarpetta, come in, come in. 15:45.111 --> 15:47.488 [Scarpetta] Uh, oh. I didn't realize-- 15:47.489 --> 15:51.826 Well, I asked City Attorney Boltz and Special Agent Wesley to sit in. 15:53.203 --> 15:55.496 Serial killer's fourth victim. 15:55.497 --> 15:58.415 Public is in a tizzy. It's important we get city, 15:58.416 --> 16:01.001 state and federal on the same page. 16:01.002 --> 16:03.796 Are you aware, Dr. Scarpetta, of a leak 16:03.797 --> 16:05.881 cited as a "medical source" 16:05.882 --> 16:08.133 that's been quoted 17 times 16:08.134 --> 16:09.885 in the papers since the first murder? 16:09.886 --> 16:12.930 - All due respect, sir, I wasn't here-- - [Amburgey] Three new quotes just today. 16:12.931 --> 16:15.641 All having to do with the Lori Petersen murder. 16:15.642 --> 16:18.018 [Scarpetta] No one in my office would talk to the press, sir. 16:18.019 --> 16:19.144 And I certainly would not. 16:19.145 --> 16:21.355 So... so you've never spoken to Abby Turnbull about any of this? 16:21.356 --> 16:22.648 Uh, no. Never. 16:22.649 --> 16:24.942 Because she's overeager and not to be trusted. 16:24.943 --> 16:27.027 She'd do just about anything to get on the front page. 16:27.028 --> 16:29.571 Dr. Scarpetta just said she never spoke with her. 16:29.572 --> 16:31.448 [Amburgey] Then is it possible 16:31.449 --> 16:35.911 this information somehow got out of your office unintentionally? 16:35.912 --> 16:37.997 [ominous music playing] 16:40.709 --> 16:42.836 - Dr. Scarpetta? - Yeah, um... 16:45.672 --> 16:48.383 Yeah, sorry. Uh... [sighs] 16:49.676 --> 16:52.178 - [stammers] Do you mind if I smoke? - Very much. 17:00.729 --> 17:02.896 My office computer was hacked. 17:02.897 --> 17:05.941 - What? So the leak is you? - Oh, Jesus. 17:05.942 --> 17:09.361 No. I hadn't entered Lori Petersen's details into the computer yet, 17:09.362 --> 17:12.322 so they were still locked in my desk, but someone bypassed 17:12.323 --> 17:15.701 the OCME security protocol and broke into the system 17:15.702 --> 17:18.203 and searched for Lori Petersen's case file. 17:18.204 --> 17:20.831 And there's no way to tell if this is the first hack. 17:20.832 --> 17:22.500 [Amburgey] You got to be kidding me. 17:23.585 --> 17:25.961 Well, what do you think about that? 17:25.962 --> 17:28.589 The first gal chief M.E. of the Commonwealth, 17:28.590 --> 17:30.966 and we're already up the shitter. 17:30.967 --> 17:34.804 Give me one reason why I shouldn't fire your ass right now. 17:39.976 --> 17:44.772 Before you fire me, uh, maybe someone could tell me 17:44.773 --> 17:51.070 why no one mentioned that Lori Petersen dialed 911 the night she was killed. 18:04.000 --> 18:05.960 This is Lori Petersen's phone records. 18:06.878 --> 18:09.463 She was the only victim tied with phone cords, not electrical cords. 18:09.464 --> 18:11.965 Now, why was that? Why was the phone in play this time? 18:11.966 --> 18:13.467 Because she used it. 18:13.468 --> 18:15.094 To call for help. 18:16.095 --> 18:18.848 But it turns out no one ever came. 18:27.899 --> 18:30.943 Oof. Eek. 18:30.944 --> 18:32.862 Talk about a fuckup. 18:33.863 --> 18:36.950 Wouldn't want that getting out, would we? 18:37.867 --> 18:41.204 [♪ Nancy Sinatra sings "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'"] 18:43.623 --> 18:47.669 ♪ You keep playin' where you shouldn't be playin' ♪ 18:49.420 --> 18:53.674 ♪ And you keep thinkin' that you'll never get burnt ♪ 18:53.675 --> 18:55.425 ♪ Ha ♪ 18:55.426 --> 19:01.014 ♪ I've just found me a brand-new box of matches, yeah ♪ 19:01.015 --> 19:05.228 ♪ And what he knows you ain't had time to learn ♪ 19:06.688 --> 19:09.857 ♪ These boots are made for walkin' ♪ 19:09.858 --> 19:12.693 ♪ and that's just what they'll do ♪ 19:12.694 --> 19:18.116 ♪ One of these days, these boots are gonna walk all over you ♪ 19:20.410 --> 19:23.288 - [song fades] - [women breathing sharply] 19:25.164 --> 19:28.459 - [women moaning, breathing sharply] - [suspenseful music playing] 19:32.171 --> 19:34.173 [moaning and sharp breathing continue] 19:55.862 --> 19:58.823 - Middle of nowhere, huh? - Mm-hmm. 20:00.033 --> 20:03.452 Probably shouldn't expect a warm welcome, 20:03.453 --> 20:06.039 if he remembers us at all. 20:17.342 --> 20:19.344 ♪ ♪ 20:23.598 --> 20:25.600 [bird cawing] 20:28.144 --> 20:30.062 [Petersen] And roll up. 20:30.063 --> 20:31.480 [Petersen chants rhythmically] 20:31.481 --> 20:35.026 [Petersen and women chanting] 20:36.027 --> 20:38.696 [Petersen] Here it comes-- in and... [chants] 20:40.156 --> 20:42.574 - What the fuck is going on here? - [Petersen] Back up. 20:42.575 --> 20:44.743 [Scarpetta] Lucy said it was a grief cult. 20:44.744 --> 20:47.412 Oh, yeah? Looks more like... 20:47.413 --> 20:50.624 prostitution, kidnapping and sex trafficking. 20:50.625 --> 20:53.335 [women chanting rapidly] 20:53.336 --> 20:55.337 [whimpering] 20:55.338 --> 20:58.256 [unsettling music playing] 20:58.257 --> 21:00.384 Just remember, we have no official capacity here. 21:00.385 --> 21:03.512 - Yeah, yeah, we're just picking carrots. - [Petersen] Let's go to lunch. 21:03.513 --> 21:05.138 [chanting stops] 21:05.139 --> 21:07.225 [women taking deep breaths] 21:15.733 --> 21:16.734 Ladies. 21:18.569 --> 21:19.904 Matt Petersen. 21:22.031 --> 21:24.324 Hi. I don't know if you remember us. Been a long time. 21:24.325 --> 21:26.953 Detective Marino. Dr. Scarpetta. 21:28.079 --> 21:29.622 That's us. 21:30.748 --> 21:34.836 Decades have passed, and yet, no time at all. 21:36.254 --> 21:38.506 You're just in time for lunch. Come on. 21:39.716 --> 21:40.967 Join us. 21:52.437 --> 21:54.439 [dramatic music playing] 22:19.922 --> 22:21.924 ♪ ♪ 22:33.978 --> 22:36.564 - Who the hell are you? - Blaise Fruge. 22:37.148 --> 22:38.815 Pete Marino sent me. 22:38.816 --> 22:41.651 Said you're helping locate a suspect. 22:41.652 --> 22:43.028 For the Gwen Hainey case. 22:43.029 --> 22:46.990 Yeah, I'm looking for a guy. Jinx Slater. 22:46.991 --> 22:48.366 For Marino. 22:48.367 --> 22:50.827 Well, actually, you're looking for him for me. 22:50.828 --> 22:54.457 Marino doesn't even work for the police anymore. This is my case. 22:55.541 --> 22:57.794 Guess you better come in, then. 23:01.422 --> 23:02.756 Anyways, I'm gonna... 23:02.757 --> 23:05.300 Yeah. Yeah, yeah. 23:05.301 --> 23:09.596 So, I hacked Jinx's cell provider, got the pin I.D. for his cell phone, 23:09.597 --> 23:11.556 and that led me to his cell tower, so-- 23:11.557 --> 23:15.227 Is there any way you could say all that without admitting to three felonies? 23:15.228 --> 23:18.940 Well, don't worry, the rest of it's too inside baseball for you to understand. 23:24.904 --> 23:26.155 Is that from a drone? 23:27.949 --> 23:29.242 Yeah. 23:31.661 --> 23:33.286 Is that from your drone? 23:33.287 --> 23:39.251 [Lucy] Yes. And lucky for us, looks like he's home. 23:39.252 --> 23:43.255 Wow. I guess you are kind of good at this. 23:43.256 --> 23:45.173 Mm. Nothing to it. 23:45.174 --> 23:47.634 Great. Um, text me the address. 23:47.635 --> 23:50.303 Uh, wait. I'm coming with. 23:50.304 --> 23:52.264 No. You can't. 23:52.265 --> 23:56.434 Jinx is a programmer, an elite hacker. 23:56.435 --> 23:58.229 You have no shot without me. 23:59.313 --> 24:03.775 This is a murder investigation, so you can't just, like, do a ride-along. 24:03.776 --> 24:05.318 You asked me for my help. 24:05.319 --> 24:07.154 I'm a cop. You're a civilian. 24:07.155 --> 24:09.573 I am no civi, babes. 24:09.574 --> 24:12.868 Used to be a fed, higher security clearance than you. 24:12.869 --> 24:14.911 Fine. But you sit in the back. 24:14.912 --> 24:16.246 Department rules. 24:16.247 --> 24:19.207 Except I wouldn't be caught dead in that heap of junk you rolled up in. 24:19.208 --> 24:22.294 Shut the door behind you. 24:22.295 --> 24:24.088 Sure thing. 24:25.673 --> 24:28.551 [exciting music playing] 24:36.851 --> 24:38.436 [tires screeching] 24:40.855 --> 24:44.191 You know, I've seen pictures of you flying your helicopter, 24:44.192 --> 24:48.112 so driving like a maniac is not going to impress me. 24:49.572 --> 24:51.448 Where would you have seen those? 24:51.449 --> 24:53.825 And why would I try to impress you? 24:53.826 --> 24:55.411 Got you to slow down. 24:57.914 --> 25:00.582 I don't think engines are meant to go slow. 25:00.583 --> 25:04.336 Cars, motorcycles, helicopters. 25:04.337 --> 25:07.088 They want to go fast. Hmm? 25:07.089 --> 25:09.841 Let me guess, daredevil dad? 25:09.842 --> 25:11.885 Sort of. 25:11.886 --> 25:13.304 I mean... 25:15.014 --> 25:18.226 ...he did let me ride his motorcycle by the time I was four. 25:20.228 --> 25:24.023 Listen, I know, I know we really don't know each other, but, um... 25:25.316 --> 25:27.442 ...I was aware of seeing you a couple times 25:27.443 --> 25:31.112 over at A League of Their Own, that girl bar in D.C. 25:31.113 --> 25:33.323 I know what A League of Their Own is. 25:33.324 --> 25:34.532 [chuckles] 25:34.533 --> 25:39.246 Anyway, I'm really, really sorry about your wife. 25:39.247 --> 25:40.915 Janet. 25:41.832 --> 25:43.834 That must've been awful. 25:44.835 --> 25:46.670 [somber music playing] 25:46.671 --> 25:48.297 [grunts softly] 25:51.676 --> 25:53.052 It was. 25:58.099 --> 26:00.350 [beeping] 26:00.351 --> 26:02.143 - [chiming, door unlocks] - Uh... 26:02.144 --> 26:03.771 [door opening] 26:04.480 --> 26:05.856 [Dorothy] Hello? 26:07.441 --> 26:09.818 Hello? Anybody homo? 26:09.819 --> 26:11.904 [laughing] 26:12.905 --> 26:14.739 You know I'm joking. 26:14.740 --> 26:16.659 I brought you my new book! 26:17.994 --> 26:21.454 Oh, you're not here, so I'll leave it on the table! 26:21.455 --> 26:23.707 You probably have recording devices everywhere. 26:23.708 --> 26:25.750 It's here on your desk. 26:25.751 --> 26:29.629 It's, uh, it's here, it's under your mail. 26:29.630 --> 26:31.214 - [Janet over computer] Oh, hi, it's you. - Oh, shit! 26:31.215 --> 26:35.136 I'm so sorry. Uh, I didn't mean to scare you. 26:36.095 --> 26:37.680 [exhales] 26:38.264 --> 26:40.181 Hell-hello. 26:40.182 --> 26:43.018 I was just looking for Lucy. 26:43.019 --> 26:44.645 - She went out. - Yeah. 26:46.105 --> 26:48.773 Hey, great job on Good Day Chicago. 26:48.774 --> 26:50.359 You really killed it. 26:51.444 --> 26:54.070 You watched my interview on TV today? 26:54.071 --> 26:55.447 Yeah. 26:55.448 --> 26:59.784 And can I just say, I-I think this book might be my favorite in the series. 26:59.785 --> 27:02.704 I love the way Dot talks to her mom. 27:02.705 --> 27:05.165 And I totally get why she wanted to run away. 27:05.166 --> 27:08.084 I can really see how you've grown as a writer. 27:08.085 --> 27:09.545 [chuckling] 27:11.672 --> 27:13.131 You've read all my books? 27:13.132 --> 27:15.467 Of course. 27:15.468 --> 27:18.220 I mean, you are my mother-in-law. 27:19.388 --> 27:20.638 All my books? 27:20.639 --> 27:22.766 Uh, yeah. 27:22.767 --> 27:25.727 Yeah, my mom started me on them when I was a kid. 27:25.728 --> 27:28.646 - Dot Gets a Medal. Dot Rides a Bike. - [chuckles] 27:28.647 --> 27:30.440 Dot Goes to the Hospital. 27:30.441 --> 27:31.983 Mind if I ask, 27:31.984 --> 27:36.989 is the grandmother in the books based on your actual mother? 27:39.116 --> 27:40.534 What...? 27:42.203 --> 27:45.955 You know, with all... 27:45.956 --> 27:48.166 fictional characters, 27:48.167 --> 27:54.255 you know, they are an amalgam of people that I knew somehow in my life, of course. 27:54.256 --> 27:55.632 Really? 27:55.633 --> 27:59.052 Uh... Well, yeah, that's fiction. 27:59.053 --> 28:02.639 Obviously, my mother 28:02.640 --> 28:04.349 - is-is in the books, but... - Yeah. 28:04.350 --> 28:06.768 ...my sister, you know, 28:06.769 --> 28:10.939 there've been a few... [laughs] characters that may or may not 28:10.940 --> 28:15.527 have been, you know, loosely based on her, you know, 28:15.528 --> 28:17.028 the really rigid ones. 28:17.029 --> 28:19.739 - That makes sense. - Oh, you've met her. 28:19.740 --> 28:20.865 No comment. 28:20.866 --> 28:22.952 [intriguing music playing] 28:47.226 --> 28:49.395 [light buzzing] 28:55.734 --> 28:57.736 [door creaking] 29:02.867 --> 29:04.660 [Fruge] Jinx Slater? 29:10.416 --> 29:12.750 [sighing] 29:12.751 --> 29:14.794 Well, he was just here. 29:14.795 --> 29:16.546 Looks like he might've run in a hurry. 29:16.547 --> 29:18.798 Yeah, like... 29:18.799 --> 29:21.969 - killed my girlfriend and split? - Could be. 29:24.054 --> 29:26.973 This kind of tat is something that you eventually regret. 29:26.974 --> 29:30.226 - [Lucy laughs] If you live long enough. - Mm. 29:30.227 --> 29:31.644 [Lucy] See how he's looking at her? 29:31.645 --> 29:32.897 He loved her. 29:34.148 --> 29:36.025 Sure seems like it. 29:39.361 --> 29:43.072 So, what? Now, we think maybe he didn't kill her because he loved her? 29:43.073 --> 29:46.409 Well, men kill women they love all the time. 29:46.410 --> 29:48.829 [suspenseful music playing] 29:50.247 --> 29:52.332 - Huh. - What you got? 29:52.333 --> 29:54.042 Fabric ink. 29:54.043 --> 29:56.253 The kind that disappears in water. 29:56.837 --> 30:01.049 You know, Chief Scarpetta was starting to think that maybe Gwen was a spy. 30:01.050 --> 30:04.552 Being at Thor, Gwen would've had access to a lot of secret shit. 30:04.553 --> 30:06.763 So... 30:06.764 --> 30:08.306 Think someone came for Jinx, too? 30:08.307 --> 30:11.142 Sure looks that way. 30:11.143 --> 30:13.728 [Jinx] You can't keep me here. I know my rights. 30:13.729 --> 30:15.856 [slow, dramatic music playing] 30:21.111 --> 30:24.489 Jinx, this is a federal investigation, and as such, 30:24.490 --> 30:27.867 we can keep you here as long as we want. 30:27.868 --> 30:29.827 Hell, we could even disappear you. 30:29.828 --> 30:32.121 We're the people who do that kind of shit. 30:32.122 --> 30:35.416 Do you know that a sickening proportion of women in the United States 30:35.417 --> 30:37.877 are killed by their intimate partners? 30:37.878 --> 30:40.130 I didn't kill Gwen. 30:42.091 --> 30:43.091 I loved her. 30:43.092 --> 30:45.385 Loving her just makes us suspect you more. 30:45.386 --> 30:46.637 It wasn't me. 30:47.888 --> 30:49.305 I swear it wasn't. 30:49.306 --> 30:50.682 Mm-hmm. 30:50.683 --> 30:52.518 Who was it then? 30:55.563 --> 30:58.106 [Petersen] Please help yourselves. We grow it all here. 30:58.107 --> 30:59.524 [Marino] I'm good. 30:59.525 --> 31:02.360 Wait, so is it true you changed your name to Yama Matthew? 31:02.361 --> 31:04.029 What is that? Is that a real thing? 31:05.239 --> 31:06.448 Thank you. 31:07.366 --> 31:10.451 In Buddhism, Yama means god of death. 31:10.452 --> 31:14.497 That's so funny. I-I always thought the doc here was the god of death. 31:14.498 --> 31:17.750 No, I understand, the desire to have some control over death, I really do. 31:17.751 --> 31:19.836 Once you've... 31:19.837 --> 31:21.671 once you've experienced it, you're... 31:21.672 --> 31:23.506 you're really never the same. 31:23.507 --> 31:25.008 I couldn't be the same 31:25.009 --> 31:27.051 - after what happened to my wife. - [Scarpetta] No. 31:27.052 --> 31:29.387 The psyche, uh, it creates what I... 31:29.388 --> 31:31.889 I call workarounds, ways of coping. 31:31.890 --> 31:34.642 There are bad ways and there are good ways. 31:34.643 --> 31:37.270 The good was to try to help other people who'd lost people. 31:37.271 --> 31:39.523 Others who couldn't find their way back to the living. 31:40.899 --> 31:42.609 That's what gave birth to this place. 31:42.610 --> 31:44.152 And what about the bad ways? 31:44.153 --> 31:46.321 - I'm sorry? - You just said 31:46.322 --> 31:49.907 there were good ways and bad ways. I'm curious about the bad ways. 31:49.908 --> 31:54.162 Do you know this, uh, this woman, Gwen Hainey? 31:54.163 --> 31:56.707 [intriguing music playing] 31:59.043 --> 32:00.335 No. 32:00.336 --> 32:03.338 - What about you? Have you ever-- - No, she does not. 32:03.339 --> 32:05.049 [Scarpetta] Can you let her speak? 32:07.301 --> 32:08.801 I don't know her. 32:08.802 --> 32:10.595 What does this woman have to do with anything? 32:10.596 --> 32:12.347 [Marino] She was murdered. 32:12.348 --> 32:15.768 And the weirdest part about that is they found your prints in her condo. 32:21.482 --> 32:23.566 [Petersen] All right. 32:23.567 --> 32:27.279 I don't hold a grudge against either of you for what you did to me, you know. 32:28.280 --> 32:30.448 - Us? - We found your wife's killer. 32:30.449 --> 32:31.741 Yeah, that's what we did. 32:31.742 --> 32:32.950 Yes... 32:32.951 --> 32:36.621 but not before ruining my life, my reputation. 32:36.622 --> 32:38.706 That was all in the pursuit of justice. 32:38.707 --> 32:42.378 And here you are again, pursuing justice. 32:43.379 --> 32:44.879 You need to go. 32:44.880 --> 32:47.799 [Marino] Now, look, you-you're within your rights to have us tossed, okay? But... 32:47.800 --> 32:51.678 [sighs] ...until my curiosity's mollified about what 32:51.679 --> 32:54.097 your prints are doing inside a dead woman's condo, 32:54.098 --> 32:57.225 you're not gonna have much peace, Yama Matthew. 32:57.226 --> 33:00.437 I haven't had any peace for 27 years. 33:01.438 --> 33:03.481 I get that. I understand. 33:03.482 --> 33:06.443 You're the medical examiner, yes? 33:07.778 --> 33:09.028 Mm-hmm. 33:09.029 --> 33:11.198 [Petersen] And you-you're retired? 33:11.782 --> 33:13.242 So... 33:14.326 --> 33:16.870 ...get the hell off my land. 33:19.873 --> 33:21.333 [inhales] 33:26.714 --> 33:27.964 Thank you. 33:27.965 --> 33:29.758 [dramatic music playing] 33:39.393 --> 33:42.145 She had marks on her wrists. 33:42.146 --> 33:45.064 You think she tried to off herself? 33:45.065 --> 33:47.316 I think someone tried to tie her up. 33:47.317 --> 33:49.403 [doorbell rings] 34:11.508 --> 34:12.759 Hi. 34:12.760 --> 34:15.136 [stammers] I hope I'm not bothering you. 34:15.137 --> 34:17.346 May I come in a second? 34:17.347 --> 34:19.849 Yeah. Sure. 34:19.850 --> 34:21.769 Agent Wesley. 34:23.896 --> 34:26.355 - Um... - Uh, can I get you anything? 34:26.356 --> 34:27.523 Oh, no, thanks. I mean... 34:27.524 --> 34:29.776 Maybe. I mean, if you're having something. 34:29.777 --> 34:31.361 Yeah, sure. 34:33.197 --> 34:36.491 [Benton] Uh... Ugh... 34:36.492 --> 34:40.203 I just wanted to say, I had no idea that you were being summoned today. 34:40.204 --> 34:44.332 Nor was I there in-in any adversarial manner. 34:44.333 --> 34:46.292 I-I just... 34:46.293 --> 34:48.295 I wanted to assure you of that. 34:50.923 --> 34:52.466 Well, um... 34:53.967 --> 34:57.929 Maybe if you tell me exactly what happened after I left, 34:57.930 --> 34:59.598 I-I might even believe you. 35:00.724 --> 35:03.017 - Lot of backpedaling. - Mm. 35:03.018 --> 35:04.393 Right. 35:04.394 --> 35:07.940 You caught them off guard knowing about the 911 call. 35:09.316 --> 35:13.778 That 911 call gets answered, and Lori Petersen would still be alive. 35:13.779 --> 35:15.696 Amburgey and Boltz are elected officials. 35:15.697 --> 35:18.700 If that gets out, they're... they're finished. 35:19.910 --> 35:22.286 Well, that's why he only gagged you and he didn't... 35:22.287 --> 35:24.873 What, didn't fire me? 35:26.291 --> 35:27.500 You rattled them. 35:27.501 --> 35:29.628 Mm, yeah, if only. 35:32.089 --> 35:33.381 - Anyway... - [clears throat] 35:33.382 --> 35:36.217 I just wanted you to know that I'm-I'm on your side. 35:36.218 --> 35:40.138 I wouldn't want to mess with you, at all. 35:41.223 --> 35:43.100 [gentle music playing] 35:48.730 --> 35:50.858 [moaning softly] 35:58.949 --> 36:00.825 [Lucy] Aren't you supposed to do that in your bedroom? 36:00.826 --> 36:02.243 Hey. 36:02.244 --> 36:05.121 - [Scarpetta] Lucy, um... - Hi, I'm Lucy. 36:05.122 --> 36:06.998 - Are you Aunt Kay's boyfriend? - [Scarpetta] Uh, uh. 36:06.999 --> 36:10.793 This is, uh, my niece, Lucy. Lucy, this is, uh, Benton. 36:10.794 --> 36:12.503 Hello, Hello, Lucy. 36:12.504 --> 36:15.047 - Hello. - Bed. Bed, now. 36:15.048 --> 36:18.009 It's not a big deal, Auntie Kay. I see my mom kiss guys all the time. 36:18.010 --> 36:21.387 Oh, God, that's great, that's really good. Um... 36:21.388 --> 36:22.763 That's my niece. She's 11. 36:22.764 --> 36:24.932 - I should go. She's 11? - Yeah. 36:24.933 --> 36:27.810 I know, I know. Her mom is, um... 36:27.811 --> 36:29.395 Yeah, that doesn't matter. 36:29.396 --> 36:31.064 You should go. 36:42.284 --> 36:43.619 [sighs] 36:44.995 --> 36:47.622 - Listen-- - Yeah, I'm gonna... [laughs] 36:47.623 --> 36:49.875 - I'm gonna let you out. - Yes. All right. 36:50.751 --> 36:53.420 Yeah. Yeah. 36:59.134 --> 37:00.302 [Scarpetta] Um... 37:02.387 --> 37:04.305 [sighing] 37:04.306 --> 37:06.015 [laughs softly] 37:06.016 --> 37:07.350 - So... - [clears throat] 37:07.351 --> 37:10.062 [engine starting, revving] 37:12.356 --> 37:14.941 - What the hell? - Was someone watching us? 37:14.942 --> 37:17.069 [intense music playing] 37:25.202 --> 37:26.745 [mouse clicking] 37:28.872 --> 37:30.498 What's the latest? 37:30.499 --> 37:33.834 They used Palomar knots on Gwen Hainey. 37:33.835 --> 37:35.878 Strong, hard to tie. 37:35.879 --> 37:38.631 Favored by professional survivalists. 37:38.632 --> 37:41.635 Got to be pretty bored to make survival a profession. 37:42.636 --> 37:45.930 And then the phone cords that he used on Lori Petersen, 37:45.931 --> 37:47.390 Palomar knots. 37:47.391 --> 37:49.266 - Same ones? - Yes. 37:49.267 --> 37:51.185 We got to get a warrant on that fucking farm. 37:51.186 --> 37:54.438 Find out what kind of knots that dumb fuck is tying these days. 37:54.439 --> 37:56.775 Well, he's not dumb, that's for sure. 37:58.819 --> 38:00.237 [exhales] 38:00.946 --> 38:04.156 If you're right and it's been Matt Petersen this whole time... 38:04.157 --> 38:05.574 [exhales] 38:05.575 --> 38:06.826 Then we better fucking run. 38:06.827 --> 38:08.995 - Oh, we got to do more than run. - And never look back. 38:08.996 --> 38:11.748 - Yeah. - [phone chimes] 38:12.624 --> 38:14.250 Oh, it's Lucy. 38:14.251 --> 38:16.919 Uh, goddamn it, Jinx Slater in the wind. 38:16.920 --> 38:18.713 [Marino sighs] 38:18.714 --> 38:22.258 Blaise said to tell you that they found invisible ink at his crib. 38:22.259 --> 38:25.678 Okay. What did I tell you? Spy. 38:25.679 --> 38:27.847 This proves my theory. 38:27.848 --> 38:29.724 - Uh... - Where is Lucy? 38:29.725 --> 38:34.103 Well, Lucy is grabbing a bite at Seven Seas with Blaise Fruge. 38:34.104 --> 38:35.563 She's with Blaise? 38:35.564 --> 38:37.773 Having dinner? 38:37.774 --> 38:41.110 Hey, you know that they're both from the same-- what do you call it?-- persuasion. 38:41.111 --> 38:42.737 - That's not what you call it. - Oh, I think it is. 38:42.738 --> 38:43.904 Come on, you know that. 38:43.905 --> 38:45.781 All right. 38:45.782 --> 38:48.035 [sighs] You're doing a good thing, though. 38:49.119 --> 38:50.995 For Lucy, really good. 38:50.996 --> 38:53.248 Surprisingly good, for you. 39:00.380 --> 39:02.382 [intriguing music playing] 39:05.135 --> 39:09.306 [Benton] Just so you know, I-I didn't want to have to show you this. 39:11.808 --> 39:13.434 [Jinx] Please. 39:13.435 --> 39:15.603 I don't want to see that. 39:15.604 --> 39:16.729 Did you do this? 39:16.730 --> 39:19.899 [Tron] He may look genteel, but, I promise you, that's not the case. 39:19.900 --> 39:21.400 Agent Wesley has quite the reputation. 39:21.401 --> 39:22.735 Please stop. 39:22.736 --> 39:23.986 - Did you do this? - Agent Wesley 39:23.987 --> 39:26.614 likes to talk to serial killers just for kicks. 39:26.615 --> 39:28.532 I didn't fucking do it! 39:28.533 --> 39:30.327 Okay. Okay. 39:34.372 --> 39:37.958 Let's start talking about what Gwen was really doing at Thor Labs 39:37.959 --> 39:39.460 and how you were helping her. 39:39.461 --> 39:41.546 [somber music playing] 39:43.590 --> 39:45.341 [crickets chirping] 39:45.342 --> 39:46.717 [Dorothy] Okay, and then... 39:46.718 --> 39:50.429 there's Dot goes to Paris 39:50.430 --> 39:53.642 and she gets lost at Euro Disney. 39:54.684 --> 39:56.560 They-they think she's, like... 39:56.561 --> 39:58.855 - [laughing] one of the Seven Dwarfs. - [Janet chuckling] 39:59.940 --> 40:02.274 - Okay, yeah. - Yes. It's good, right? 40:02.275 --> 40:06.655 Then Dot makes a wish on a shooting star... 40:07.656 --> 40:09.491 ...and gets a stepsister. 40:10.742 --> 40:12.285 No. 40:13.328 --> 40:14.787 - No. - No, 40:14.788 --> 40:17.414 no, no. 40:17.415 --> 40:19.291 No. You are right. 40:19.292 --> 40:20.835 I think it's a stinker. 40:20.836 --> 40:24.046 I have been telling my publishers 40:24.047 --> 40:26.632 that that's a stinker from the beginning, 40:26.633 --> 40:29.176 but they just-- they keep wanting to publish it. 40:29.177 --> 40:30.804 I agree with you. 40:31.805 --> 40:36.768 Why didn't I know that you read my books when you were, you know... 40:37.853 --> 40:38.853 Yeah. 40:38.854 --> 40:42.231 Well, I guess we never really talked that much before. 40:42.232 --> 40:44.859 No. No. 40:44.860 --> 40:48.779 There's something I would like to say to you, Dorothy. 40:48.780 --> 40:51.366 And I really hope that you take it the right way. 40:52.450 --> 40:53.743 Okay. 40:56.830 --> 41:00.834 Do you have to be so hard on Lucy for spending time with me? 41:03.295 --> 41:06.214 Well, I-I... I will admit it. 41:08.592 --> 41:10.135 I-I'm worried. 41:12.095 --> 41:15.640 I'm worried about her spending this much time with you. 41:18.894 --> 41:21.061 I want her to have a real life. 41:21.062 --> 41:23.356 But this is her real life. 41:24.357 --> 41:25.942 Is it? 41:29.571 --> 41:31.448 Or is it her old life? 41:36.578 --> 41:38.246 Dorothy. 41:39.539 --> 41:40.957 I promise you... 41:41.958 --> 41:44.669 ...I promise from the bottom of my heart... 41:45.670 --> 41:48.089 ...I would never do anything to hurt Lucy. 41:49.090 --> 41:50.550 Ever. 41:52.052 --> 41:53.720 She's my love. 42:01.436 --> 42:03.103 Wow. 42:03.104 --> 42:05.981 Wait, it's-it's so dark out. 42:05.982 --> 42:07.691 [laughs] 42:07.692 --> 42:09.401 What-what time is it? 42:09.402 --> 42:11.153 [gasps] 42:11.154 --> 42:12.738 It's so late. 42:12.739 --> 42:14.698 I-I didn't hear them come home. 42:14.699 --> 42:16.242 Did you hear them come home? I didn't. 42:16.243 --> 42:19.536 Uh, I could try to locate them, if you like. 42:19.537 --> 42:20.746 No. 42:20.747 --> 42:23.290 Lucy probably just got dragged 42:23.291 --> 42:27.503 into my sister and Pete's, you know, criminal nonsense. 42:27.504 --> 42:30.214 I've been deserted 42:30.215 --> 42:33.968 by them for the greener pastures of death and murder. 42:33.969 --> 42:35.803 - [chuckles] - [sighs] 42:35.804 --> 42:37.304 It's very lonely, 42:37.305 --> 42:40.475 being the odd man out of the group all the time. 42:42.018 --> 42:43.811 You know? 42:43.812 --> 42:45.312 And... 42:45.313 --> 42:48.440 theoretically, that I... 42:48.441 --> 42:53.237 have more right to him than her at this moment. 42:53.238 --> 42:55.572 You know, I just-- I don't know what's in it 42:55.573 --> 42:57.866 for my husband to be tethered 42:57.867 --> 43:00.745 - to my weirdo sister once again. - [chuckling] 43:01.746 --> 43:03.122 Well, duh. 43:03.123 --> 43:06.251 I mean, Pete's always been in love with Kay. [chuckles] 43:27.397 --> 43:28.647 What? 43:28.648 --> 43:30.734 [♪ Alanis Morissette sings "Uninvited"] 43:43.705 --> 43:45.456 ♪ Like ♪ 43:45.457 --> 43:48.417 ♪ anyone would be ♪ 43:48.418 --> 43:51.712 ♪ I am flattered ♪ 43:51.713 --> 43:56.384 ♪ by your fascination with me ♪ 43:57.552 --> 43:58.761 [shuts off engine] 43:58.762 --> 44:00.554 ♪ Like ♪ 44:00.555 --> 44:03.640 ♪ any hot-blooded woman ♪ 44:03.641 --> 44:09.730 ♪ I have simply wanted an object ♪ 44:09.731 --> 44:11.733 ♪ to crave ♪ 44:13.777 --> 44:19.531 ♪ I don't think you unworthy ♪ 44:19.532 --> 44:23.327 ♪ I need a moment ♪ 44:23.328 --> 44:26.955 ♪ to deliberate ♪ 44:26.956 --> 44:29.500 ♪ But you ♪ 44:29.501 --> 44:32.045 ♪ you're not allowed ♪ 44:33.463 --> 44:37.132 ♪ You're uninvited ♪ 44:37.133 --> 44:44.224 ♪ An unfortunate slight ♪ 44:57.946 --> 45:04.368 ♪ Like any uncharted territory ♪ 45:04.369 --> 45:10.708 ♪ I must seem greatly intriguing ♪ 45:12.627 --> 45:17.714 ♪ You speak of my love like ♪ 45:17.715 --> 45:21.135 ♪ you have experienced ♪ 45:21.136 --> 45:25.223 ♪ love like mine before ♪ 45:26.891 --> 45:32.521 ♪ But this is not allowed ♪ 45:32.522 --> 45:36.358 ♪ You're uninvited ♪ 45:36.359 --> 45:43.366 ♪ An unfortunate slight ♪ 46:04.429 --> 46:09.808 ♪ I don't think you unworthy ♪ 46:09.809 --> 46:13.395 ♪ I need a moment ♪ 46:13.396 --> 46:17.150 ♪ to deliberate ♪ 46:21.946 --> 46:23.948 ♪ ♪ 46:39.964 --> 46:41.883 [music fades]