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So the Jane Doe
who was on the train tracks
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was actually a biomedical engineer
working at Thor Labs.
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That tech company that made the news
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for 3D printing human organs?
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They're talking security clearances.
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[Benton] Marino says you think
Matt Petersen might be involved?
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If he really did have something
to do with this,
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then Gwen's death is on me.
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You know you can't tell your wife
any of this, right?
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You mean my wife,
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the chief medical examiner
in charge of the case?
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Aren't you supposed to do that
in your bedroom?
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This is, uh, my niece Lucy.
Lucy, this is Benton.
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Why is Abby Turnbull
always nipping at our heels?
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It's the job of public servants
to bring truth to the people.
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[Scarpetta] There's a serial murderer
on the loose.
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I have till Friday to catch him
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before he kills again.
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- [woman screams]
- [Benton] We can trace the soap,
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narrow our scope of suspects.
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[Scarpetta] You still think
it's Matt Petersen?
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Nothing yet that tells me otherwise.
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[Lucy over phone] See what I sent you?
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[Marino] You got to be fucking kidding me.
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- Peter.
- I'm sorry. I got to go.
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I think I just made a big mistake.
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[grunts]
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[Fruge] Marino, stop!
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How did you know Gwen Hainey?
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I wanted to find out if it was
ever even going to be possible.
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- What?
- Fully functioning
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compatible synthetic organs.
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When people die, that's it.
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They're gone. They're fucking gone.
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[birds chirping]
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[flies buzzing]
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[object thuds nearby]
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[eerie music playing]
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♪ ♪
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[dramatic music playing]
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[indistinct radio chatter]
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- Thor Labs?
- [Benton] Yeah.
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That's where Gwen Hainey worked.
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- Is this connected to her death?
- Thor Labs
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- contracts with the Defense Department.
- Is this connected to her--
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Uh, Dr. Kay Scarpetta,
this is my partner Sierra Patron.
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It's nice to meet you, Dr. Scarpetta.
Thank you for coming.
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Well, it's not like I had a choice, is it?
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So what do you need from me?
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Well, we need a medical examiner
to do an out-of-the-box autopsy.
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Word has it, you're the best.
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No need to flatter me. I'm here.
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[Tron] So, three months ago,
Thor launched an experimental
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biomedical lab to 3D bioprint
human organs in orbit.
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Apparently, conditions in space
optimize growth.
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Microgravity. The tiniest of blood vessels
can stand on their own.
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So, earlier today, ground control
lost all contact with the orbiter,
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and some three hours after that,
we detected an unknown object
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re-entering Earth's atmosphere
and completely disintegrating
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- over U.S. airspace.
- The orbiter.
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So, um, what happened to it?
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Well, that's, uh,
what you're here to tell us.
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[sighs]
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[NASA admin] As far as we can tell,
the orbiter started losing speed,
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causing it to free-fall,
then the Earth's atmosphere did the rest.
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At nearly 17,000 miles per hour,
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the friction of the air would've caused it
to start burning up almost immediately.
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The Thor orbiter had nine modules,
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but the lab was the only one fitted
with extra solar radiation shielding.
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Three individuals lived on that orbiter.
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Two commercial astronauts, an American
and a Russian to run the station.
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And a biomedical engineer from Thor Labs
to perform the experiments, Jared Horton.
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Using metallurgic X-ray,
we've determined there are two bodies
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inside of the lab wreckage.
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In the entire history
of our space program,
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we've never had a death in orbit.
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We must find out as quickly as possible
what happened to these men.
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What caused their deaths,
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and for this reason,
we've brought in renowned expert,
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Dr. Kay Scarpetta, to be the first
to examine whatever remains of them.
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[Benton] Gwen Hainey,
also a biomedical engineer at Thor,
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was found murdered
in Virginia this past week.
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Uh, we believe that Gwen
was killed in her home,
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her body was then moved
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and staged on Daingerfield Island.
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Hainey came on the Bureau's radar
last summer
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when intelligence was received
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that she was selling
sensitive trade secrets
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to our foreign competitors, the Russians.
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Two days after Gwen Hainey's death,
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Jared Horton placed a brief call
to her cell phone from the Thor orbiter.
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[Jared speaking Russian over voicemail]
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"Hello from space, my dear. How are you?"
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What does that mean?
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[Benton] Well, we believe it means that
Jared Horton and Gwen Hainey
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were partners shopping biotech
to the Russians,
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and that her murder is somehow connected
to the two dead men inside that orbiter.
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[young Scarpetta] I want to speak
to your supervisor.
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[Borawash rep over phone] Why not
the sales department?
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Because I already spoke to the guy
in Borawash sales and accounting,
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and the dumbass in PR twice.
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Actually, do you know what?
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No more transfers.
You, sir, are gonna be my hero
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because I'm trying
to look for a serial killer
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and there's 100,000 women in this city
who are running out of time.
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Borawash is nontoxic, ma'am.
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- What?
- It can't kill you.
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Okay, I'm gonna need you to really listen.
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I'm Dr. Kay Scarpetta. I'm the chief
medical examiner of Virginia,
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and I investigate deaths. Do you follow?
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So like a coroner?
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Uh, no. No, no.
Nothing like a coroner. Look,
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I need a list immediately of every
Borawash client in Alexandria.
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And if I don't get that list,
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you're gonna see a court order
on your desk with your name on it.
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Do you know my name?
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What? Oh, shit. Uh...
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- Um, I do. I have it written down.
- Can I place you on a brief hold?
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No. No! No! No!
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[dramatic music playing]
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[Marino] These Abby Turnbull articles
aren't helping much.
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Least as far as people feeling terrified.
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Gun sales are through the roof.
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Next thing you know, we're gonna be
in a city full of quaking cowards
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all armed to the teeth.
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Be a rash of accidents.
Everybody's fucked.
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Publicity can inflate a killer's ego.
That can lead to more bodies.
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So you saying he strikes tonight?
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[Scarpetta] We're screwed.
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Borawash is used in 73 city and state
buildings in Alexandria and D.C.
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Courthouses, county hospitals, DMV.
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I haven't even gotten started
on the private businesses yet.
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So at least 10,000 employees
across the city?
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- At least.
- [Marino] Jesus Christ.
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[Scarpetta] You want A to H,
I to O, or P to Z?
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[Marino] And, what,
interview 10,000 people?
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[Scarpetta] Yeah, well, obviously,
I have to narrow it down,
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I just don't know how to yet, but we will.
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Uh, you realize
it's already 6:00 p.m., right?
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I mean, we ain't gonna get no one
on the phone until Monday.
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Well, what do we do? It is Friday night.
Women are afraid to go home.
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You should get home to your niece.
Lock your doors and the windows.
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[Marino] Look, I ain't
just gonna sit around.
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I'm a cop. It's the night he strikes.
I'll patrol the fucking streets.
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Look, let's hope that all this attention
does the opposite of what we think,
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encourages him to lay low.
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Can we at least agree to page each other
at the first sign of trouble?
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Okay?
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Doc, uh, you need a ride?
I'm heading that way myself.
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Or I-I could follow you,
if you'd feel more comfortable.
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I can get myself home.
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[tense, suspenseful music playing]
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Hey.
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What are you typing?
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Lucy?
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No? Nothing?
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[sighs]
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Luce? We're gonna go see a movie.
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Okay?
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[Fruge] He's always been a little rough
around the edges-- Pete.
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I mean, we all know
he's not really domesticated,
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but, man, I have never seen him
lose his cool like that, have you?
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Like, was he gonna kill that guy
if we hadn't have shown up?
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[sighs]
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I am sure he didn't mean
any of the things he said.
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Just... lost his cool.
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- You know?
- I actually think he did mean it.
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And I think it's something
he's wanted to say to me for a while.
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I, um...
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I saw what was on your screen--
well, who was on your screen,
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when I came over to your place
the other day.
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She's beautiful, Lucy.
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And I just, I want to say...
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it's okay.
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You know, everybody deals with grief
their own way.
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And it's honestly nobody's business really
but your own.
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Hey, um, I have a bottle of something
not too terrible on the shelf over there,
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if you want to maybe...
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have a drink? Hang out?
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You know, I think I should go home,
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and, uh, check on Pete.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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No, yeah, of course, that's...
that's a good idea. You should do that.
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Count me in on the next one, though.
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Yeah. [chuckles]
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[door closes]
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[Dorothy] He just got up, he left.
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I was so embarrassed.
He didn't even touch his fish.
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But I guess it was the, um, eyeballs.
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Probably a no-go, but, you know,
hindsight is, uh, 20/20.
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- What-what are you looking for?
- I'm looking for a cigarette.
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I would like a cigarette because
I'm a little drunk, and I like to smoke.
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Okay, well, uh, you're never gonna
find those in Lucy's house.
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Oh, really?
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What's this then, hmm?
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- That's a joint.
- Ah, even better. Even better.
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Um, do we think that this is wise?
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Mm.
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It is not just wise, it is necessary.
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[sighs]
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Janet, thank you. Thank you, thank you,
thank you for telling me.
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Of course he's in love with her.
Why else would he do these things?
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No, no.
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I never should've said that.
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I-I didn't mean it like it was true,
like a real feeling.
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More like one of those
unrequited doohickeys
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- that lingers a little longer than you'd--
- No.
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No.
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Because he didn't even stay for
the Baked Alaska, and he loves meringue.
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Okay, and even if it were true--
and I'm not saying that it was--
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it's so obvious who Marino loves now
and who he wants to be with.
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Me?
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- Yes, of course you.
- [coughing]
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Yeah, I thought that, at one point.
At the beginning.
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Now, I'm a fucking consolation prize.
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[door opens]
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What the fuck am I looking at?
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- [Dorothy] Oh, hi, baby.
- [Lucy] What are you doing here, Mother?
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And what are you smoking?
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Oh, I don't actually know.
I found it in your drawer.
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Does anybody want to tell me
what's going on here?
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We were just talking.
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You...
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Oh. Oh, no.
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You're the only one
who's allowed to talk to her?
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Yes, yes. Especially when you treat me
like a lunatic
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- for doing it in the first place.
- No.
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- I love Janet. I love her.
- Mm.
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Janet talks to me like I'm a person.
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Like a person she wants to talk to.
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And not just like some...
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encumbrance that has to be tolerated
until the end of time.
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[laughs] Wow. For God's sake.
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And I was lonely. Where's my husband?
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[crying] Where's my fucking husband?
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Where's Peter?
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Got anything that's not dead?
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Uh, I'd say the flowers here
generally fit the circumstances.
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Wife or girlfriend?
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- Not that it's any of your business.
- Either way,
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those daisies will do the trick.
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Sadder the better,
if you're playing that angle.
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If you really want to win her over,
though-- scratchers, my friend.
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More than anything, chicks dig hope.
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One thing my wife definitely
does not need is more money.
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You're married to a woman
who doesn't need more money?
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You're one lucky S.O.B.
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[scanner beeps]
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[intriguing music playing]
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Uh, give me a pack of Premiums, too.
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I'm in a "fucking things up" kind of mood.
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[chuckles] Yeah, live it up.
No telling where this pack will lead.
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I love you.
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[door bell chimes]
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[sighs]
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[phone chimes]
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Hey, Doc, so good news/bad news
on the Petersen front.
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You were right. He didn't do it.
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So, the past is the past.
We can put it behind us.
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The bad news part is I, uh...
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Shit. Delete.
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- [phone chimes]
- Uh, delete message.
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- Delete-delete message.
- [phone chimes]
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Delete message. Delete message!
Piece of shit.
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[sighs]
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All right, Pete.
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Pull yourself together.
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- Jackass is right, you are a lucky S.O.B.
- [engine starts]
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[♪ Scorpions play "I'm Goin' Mad"]
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♪ ♪
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Look, uh, I know you're upset.
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But I only knew about Gwen
for a couple of days.
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For a couple of days? Oh, great. Okay.
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Well, that makes me feel better.
Just a brief betrayal, huh?
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I know. You're angry.
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No. I'm not angry.
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I'm in a fucking rage.
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Oh, when you say it like that,
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it sounds far more chilling
than if you just screamed it at me.
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Yeah, well, I'm a professional.
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[tool whirring]
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[man] Hey. Whoa, whoa.
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I was questioning everything,
my whole career.
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Everything, my first case, all of it.
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And all that worry and fear,
you could've taken away in an instant.
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- Kay.
- You could've stopped
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all of that suffering, but you didn't,
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and you knew. You knew.
Who does that?
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- Who does that to their wife?
- That camera up there...
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To the woman you're supposed
to love more than anything.
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...is streaming directly somewhere, and
people are paying very close attention,
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probably in the White House.
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Okay. Well, great.
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I'm sure they've seen
two people fight before.
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[whirring resumes]
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[whirring stops]
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[muffled chatter]
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After you.
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Your show now, Dr. Scarpetta.
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[eerie music playing]
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[Tron over comms] What are we looking at?
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Organs.
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Lots of biosynthetic organs.
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♪ ♪
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- [Scarpetta] This is what you want to see?
- [Lucy] Yes.
19:30.086 --> 19:33.130
- [sighs] What about Dr. Dolittle?
- No.
19:33.131 --> 19:36.508
- I want to see Scully.
- Scully?
19:36.509 --> 19:38.552
You know, Mulder's partner.
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She's a doctor, like you,
and an FBI agent, like I want to be.
19:41.764 --> 19:44.808
Since when?
I thought your whole life was computers.
19:44.809 --> 19:49.355
Maybe I want to catch bad guys,
like you, but with less dead bodies.
19:51.482 --> 19:54.401
- Um, two for-for X-Files, please.
- Yeah.
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[hisses]
19:55.820 --> 19:57.738
- You're hissing at me?
- Yeah.
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What do you want? Pizza? Are you hungry?
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- Is that-- Okay.
- Yes.
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- Will you stop hissing at me?
- No.
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[laughs] Okay.
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Hey, Luce, you know, um, you know that guy
that you met the other night?
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- Benton?
- Yes, Benton.
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He was nice. You work together?
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Actually, he works for the FBI.
20:14.130 --> 20:15.631
Wow.
20:15.632 --> 20:19.426
Um, I just want you to know that...
20:19.427 --> 20:23.305
whatever you saw... [laughs]
that won't happen again.
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I don't care, Aunt Kay.
My mom has guys stay over all the time.
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He didn't stay over, Lucy,
and he won't be in the future.
20:31.356 --> 20:33.732
We can do whatever we want,
right, Aunt Kay?
20:33.733 --> 20:37.694
And right now, I think
I would really like some ice cream.
20:37.695 --> 20:40.781
Abby. Hi.
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Guess we had the same idea.
Better out than home, right?
20:44.744 --> 20:46.954
I didn't know you had a daughter.
20:46.955 --> 20:48.538
[Scarpetta] Uh, no, I-I don't.
20:48.539 --> 20:50.499
Uh, Lucy, this is-- She's my niece.
20:50.500 --> 20:53.293
She's my sister's daughter,
and she's just staying with me
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- while my sister is...
- Say no more.
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I've got one of those.
She's staying with me right now.
20:59.425 --> 21:00.509
So...
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- Abby, don't do that.
- [Abby] What?
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You know I can't talk to you.
21:05.098 --> 21:09.518
Look, these optics are really bad, and
you know that my office has been gagged.
21:09.519 --> 21:11.186
Your office is gagged?
21:11.187 --> 21:13.146
Oh, shit.
21:13.147 --> 21:16.733
Look, just tell me this,
21:16.734 --> 21:18.402
do you really think the hubby did it?
21:18.403 --> 21:20.654
Abby, I can't talk to you.
21:20.655 --> 21:24.659
Fine. Fine. You guys stay safe.
21:27.453 --> 21:29.496
What hubby did what?
21:29.497 --> 21:31.415
[♪ The Commodores sing
"Three Times a Lady"]
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♪ You're once, twice ♪
21:36.796 --> 21:41.551
♪ three times a lady ♪
21:42.927 --> 21:48.474
♪ And I love you ♪
21:51.060 --> 21:52.602
[turn signal clicking]
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♪ I love you ♪
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♪ When we are together ♪
22:10.163 --> 22:14.583
♪ the moments I cherish ♪
22:14.584 --> 22:18.545
♪ with every beat ♪
22:18.546 --> 22:21.799
♪ of my heart ♪
22:31.934 --> 22:33.978
[insects chirping]
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Hey, hey.
22:58.628 --> 23:01.713
Do you guys have any sugar here?
Do you have anything with sugar?
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- Do you have chocolate?
- You ate it.
23:03.424 --> 23:04.633
- What?
- Lucy doesn't like
23:04.634 --> 23:05.759
to keep too much junk in the house.
23:05.760 --> 23:08.553
I know. She won't keep my Lucky Charms.
23:08.554 --> 23:11.473
- Certainly not Lucky Charms.
- 'Cause she stress eats.
23:11.474 --> 23:12.933
I-- She doesn't need to know that.
23:12.934 --> 23:15.268
Oh, I've known that for a long time.
23:15.269 --> 23:18.856
Why are you in my house
getting stoned, Mother?
23:20.024 --> 23:21.900
I just thought maybe it would,
23:21.901 --> 23:24.403
you know, balance out
the fact I'm a little drunk.
23:27.073 --> 23:31.034
We've had a chin wag or two of late,
and usually she's fine.
23:31.035 --> 23:33.453
- You're chin wagging with my mother?
- Yes, Luce.
23:33.454 --> 23:35.622
We've been hanging out a little.
23:35.623 --> 23:38.708
Everyone else
is suddenly gone all the time.
23:38.709 --> 23:41.670
And it's been quite nice, actually.
23:41.671 --> 23:45.465
Mm. That's a nice thing for you to say.
23:45.466 --> 23:48.718
Really nice. Back at you, J-Dog.
23:48.719 --> 23:51.721
Luce, Luce, usually, she's fine.
23:51.722 --> 23:55.100
I mean, we talked about her books and...
23:55.101 --> 23:59.147
and then I maybe accidentally
gave her the impression that, um...
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Yeah, it doesn't matter.
24:01.941 --> 24:04.526
No, what?
24:04.527 --> 24:06.027
What?
24:06.028 --> 24:10.615
Well, that Pete might kind of, sort of,
24:10.616 --> 24:12.868
have always been in love
with your Aunt Kay.
24:12.869 --> 24:15.203
- What?
- Which I've explained
24:15.204 --> 24:17.706
was totally false, by the way,
24:17.707 --> 24:21.042
but now, I can't seem
to unroll that thread.
24:21.043 --> 24:23.670
So all of this is about Marino?
24:23.671 --> 24:24.963
Yeah.
24:24.964 --> 24:26.965
Okay, okay.
24:26.966 --> 24:30.594
Mother, wake up. Hey.
24:30.595 --> 24:33.472
Look at my eyes and answer me.
24:35.266 --> 24:37.185
Do you love Marino?
24:39.103 --> 24:40.188
Do you?
24:42.398 --> 24:46.444
All my marriages have
meant something to me, honey.
24:47.528 --> 24:49.071
Oh, my God, you do.
24:50.531 --> 24:51.699
I do.
24:52.992 --> 24:58.496
You love Marino. Like...
24:58.497 --> 25:01.334
love-love.
25:03.586 --> 25:06.338
Are you guys having
a slumber party in here or something?
25:06.339 --> 25:08.715
Hi. Hi. What?
25:08.716 --> 25:10.300
Are-- are those for me?
25:10.301 --> 25:12.510
I mean, yeah, but only
if they're gonna make you happy,
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- which, I mean-- they're ugly as shit.
- [Dorothy laughing] No.
25:14.805 --> 25:16.389
The best I could do
at 1:00 in the morning.
25:16.390 --> 25:18.058
- They're so beautiful.
- [Marino] Oh, they're not-- Okay.
25:18.059 --> 25:21.686
They're the most beautiful flowers
I've ever seen in my life.
25:21.687 --> 25:23.813
- Is that weed I'm smelling?
- [laughs] Yes.
25:23.814 --> 25:25.982
- Are you gonna arrest me?
- [Marino] No, no.
25:25.983 --> 25:27.651
I'm not gonna arrest you,
but how about we, uh,
25:27.652 --> 25:30.445
how about we go see if there's any
of the doc's delicious lasagna
25:30.446 --> 25:32.864
- in the fridge, huh?
- Oh, fuck her. Fuck her. No, no, no.
25:32.865 --> 25:33.949
- Come on.
- All right.
25:33.950 --> 25:35.325
Where were you?
Where were you?
25:35.326 --> 25:36.952
- [Marino] I was, uh...
- [Dorothy] It was so late.
25:36.953 --> 25:38.370
- [Marino] I know, I know.
- [Dorothy] No, but where were you?
25:38.371 --> 25:40.205
[Marino] I smoked
a whole pack of cigarettes...
25:40.206 --> 25:42.582
[chatter fades]
25:42.583 --> 25:45.835
[tense, suspenseful music playing]
25:45.836 --> 25:48.630
Walk us through what you're seeing.
25:48.631 --> 25:53.301
[Benton] Extensive damage
to the interior of the module.
25:53.302 --> 25:55.553
Walls of the cabin
25:55.554 --> 25:57.180
seem to be covered
with what appears to be--
25:57.181 --> 25:59.683
Blood. It's blood.
25:59.684 --> 26:01.726
As fine in some parts as aerosol.
26:01.727 --> 26:04.980
When a liquid gets released
into microgravity,
26:04.981 --> 26:08.775
it's suspended, like a small ball.
26:08.776 --> 26:11.486
These weightless balls
would then float around in the cabin,
26:11.487 --> 26:14.531
until they were sucked into
the ventilation system...
26:14.532 --> 26:16.283
- [Benton] Right.
- ...where they would then be hosed out,
26:16.284 --> 26:18.326
causing them to spray everywhere.
26:18.327 --> 26:19.995
Any sign of the third crewmate?
26:19.996 --> 26:23.456
[Benton] No, just fake organs, everywhere.
26:23.457 --> 26:26.459
- Biosynthetic. Not fake.
- [scoffs] Non-human.
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Partially human. Thermometer.
26:28.671 --> 26:30.298
Yeah.
26:31.382 --> 26:33.800
You'd think if, uh,
26:33.801 --> 26:36.845
you wanted to make something
non-human, human,
26:36.846 --> 26:40.974
- it would require more than science.
- Magic. It would require magic.
26:40.975 --> 26:43.601
Well, I was gonna say God,
but magic will do.
26:43.602 --> 26:44.936
[beeps]
26:44.937 --> 26:47.230
I got a reading.
26:47.231 --> 26:49.816
Well...
26:49.817 --> 26:54.571
based on the temperature comparisons
and rigor, I would say they had been
26:54.572 --> 26:57.991
dead ten to 12 hours.
26:57.992 --> 27:01.578
So before they crashed?
They were killed in orbit.
27:01.579 --> 27:02.871
- That's right.
- Yeah.
27:02.872 --> 27:04.664
Question is, how?
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♪ ♪
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[indistinct chatter]
27:08.544 --> 27:09.836
Sorry.
27:09.837 --> 27:11.297
Thank you.
27:12.465 --> 27:16.509
So that woman, Abby,
thinks the man married
27:16.510 --> 27:18.721
to the doctor lady
was the one that killed her?
27:20.097 --> 27:24.434
Um, so Abby's a reporter,
27:24.435 --> 27:29.022
and it's her job to write about crimes
that happen and make them exciting,
27:29.023 --> 27:31.983
and she was just trying
to get information from me.
27:31.984 --> 27:33.860
Are you friends? Do you like her?
27:33.861 --> 27:37.322
I actually...
27:37.323 --> 27:38.949
- I don't really know her.
- Hmm.
27:42.119 --> 27:43.787
I want to get some popcorn.
27:43.788 --> 27:47.916
Uh, we just sat down, and you had pizza
and ice cream for dinner.
27:47.917 --> 27:49.585
Well, what's a movie without popcorn?
27:50.753 --> 27:53.004
- Okay, fine.
- I have money,
27:53.005 --> 27:55.507
and I can walk ten feet
to a popcorn line by myself.
27:55.508 --> 27:59.052
- Okay, Lucy.
- Shh.
27:59.053 --> 28:01.430
It hasn't even started.
28:03.432 --> 28:05.434
[indistinct chatter]
28:17.071 --> 28:18.780
Whoa.
28:18.781 --> 28:21.158
- [indistinct chatter]
- [somber music playing]
28:22.243 --> 28:24.619
Pretzels? You can't have pretzels.
28:24.620 --> 28:27.331
[chatter continues indistinctly]
28:29.917 --> 28:31.502
[laughter]
28:32.586 --> 28:34.463
All right, you can both have them.
28:45.015 --> 28:48.060
[announcer over speakers] Thank you
for choosing Starlight Cinemas.
28:49.061 --> 28:52.605
Where we bring the stars to you.
28:52.606 --> 28:56.401
[upbeat music playing]
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- No popcorn? What happened?
- Nothing.
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- [X-Files theme music playing]
- Lucy.
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The line was too long.
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♪ ♪
29:08.706 --> 29:10.373
Why do you keep checking that?
29:10.374 --> 29:12.626
Sorry. [sighs]
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♪ ♪
29:21.177 --> 29:24.262
[men clamoring]
29:24.263 --> 29:25.597
[Petersen grunts]
29:25.598 --> 29:27.641
[man] We don't drink with wife-killers.
29:29.185 --> 29:31.353
[grunting]
29:41.822 --> 29:42.864
Piece of shit.
29:42.865 --> 29:45.033
[car door opens]
29:45.034 --> 29:46.494
[car door closes]
29:50.080 --> 29:52.165
[grunts]
29:52.166 --> 29:54.877
Hit the ground a little hard there.
29:57.004 --> 29:58.130
Nice hat.
30:00.174 --> 30:02.592
- You following me?
- Course I'm following you.
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You're suspect numero uno,
and tonight is, you know...
30:07.723 --> 30:09.807
- Friday night.
- [sighs]
30:09.808 --> 30:12.227
I can't even drink over my grief in peace.
30:12.228 --> 30:13.937
How do I know this isn't readying
30:13.938 --> 30:17.148
with liquid courage before you go out
and kill some more?
30:17.149 --> 30:20.944
Just stop, would you?
Can you just s-stop already?
30:20.945 --> 30:26.408
Stop harassing me and go find
the son of a bitch who killed my wife.
30:27.952 --> 30:29.161
[engine starts]
30:33.582 --> 30:37.585
[Marino] I'm telling you right now, you're
gonna need more cream cheese than that.
30:37.586 --> 30:39.547
You're gonna need more-more
than you ever think you need.
30:40.631 --> 30:41.549
Okay.
30:42.967 --> 30:47.679
This is, like, the most bachelor omelet
in the history of omelets.
30:47.680 --> 30:51.099
- You know, you should call it that.
- No, it's already got a name.
30:51.100 --> 30:56.312
The Southern-Style New Jersey.
Little ode to my old life
30:56.313 --> 30:58.189
and my new life.
30:58.190 --> 31:00.817
So what life was it an ode to
out there on the farm today
31:00.818 --> 31:03.111
when you almost beat
that Yama Matt guy to death?
31:03.112 --> 31:05.863
You heard from-from the doc?
31:05.864 --> 31:08.032
Both her and Benton's cars are gone.
31:08.033 --> 31:10.034
Find that a little bit unusual?
31:10.035 --> 31:14.289
Well, here's an idea, why don't we worry
a little less about them
31:14.290 --> 31:16.457
- and maybe a little more about you, hmm?
- Me?
31:16.458 --> 31:17.959
Mm.
31:17.960 --> 31:21.045
- About me? I'm fine.
- Really?
31:21.046 --> 31:24.841
There's a lot of subtext-slash-anger
in those punches you threw today
31:24.842 --> 31:26.175
for a guy who is fine.
31:26.176 --> 31:30.388
Listen to me, okay? I'm sorry as hell
that you had to be there for that.
31:30.389 --> 31:32.640
I am, okay?
31:32.641 --> 31:35.101
People thinking I'm dumb
is, like, my sore spot.
31:35.102 --> 31:38.479
And that fucking guy just jabs at it
with a red-hot poker
31:38.480 --> 31:39.856
every time I ever fucking see him.
31:39.857 --> 31:43.026
Pete, there's not anybody who knows you
who thinks you're stupid.
31:43.027 --> 31:45.737
- My mother thought that.
- No, she didn't.
31:45.738 --> 31:47.781
She did, and that's enough about it.
31:51.785 --> 31:55.246
The point is, don't take nothing I said
out there too seriously, okay?
31:55.247 --> 32:01.629
Look, you are allowed to say
whatever you want and believe it, too.
32:02.963 --> 32:06.132
You know, people say things sometimes
when they're angry
32:06.133 --> 32:08.801
that they don't really mean, you know?
32:08.802 --> 32:11.596
Or have even ever thought about, you know,
32:11.597 --> 32:15.726
regarding other people's...
other people's loved ones.
32:21.231 --> 32:23.025
It's okay, Pete.
32:24.151 --> 32:26.110
To say what you feel about Janet.
32:26.111 --> 32:28.197
[somber music playing]
32:29.198 --> 32:31.325
I just feel sad that she's gone.
32:36.997 --> 32:40.209
[sighs] You know what?
I think I'm ready for--
32:47.299 --> 32:49.301
[Lucy crying]
32:51.553 --> 32:52.888
Get me another plate there, yeah?
32:55.099 --> 32:57.058
Hey, hey, what's going on
with your mother, by the way?
32:57.059 --> 33:00.061
What was... what was all that about?
33:00.062 --> 33:03.314
You know, honestly... Wow.
33:03.315 --> 33:06.067
- I think it was about you.
- Me?
33:06.068 --> 33:07.527
Mm-hmm.
33:07.528 --> 33:09.696
What'd I do this time?
33:09.697 --> 33:14.868
Well, don't take this the wrong way,
but I think she really loves you.
33:17.830 --> 33:20.581
- Huh?
- Yum.
33:20.582 --> 33:22.750
[dramatic music playing]
33:22.751 --> 33:26.963
Two dime-sized punctures
on the upper torso.
33:26.964 --> 33:28.715
Perfectly round.
33:28.716 --> 33:34.011
Yeah, well, it's not what you'd expect
from shrapnel or space junk.
33:34.012 --> 33:36.973
- Or anything natural.
- Yeah.
33:36.974 --> 33:39.518
Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
33:42.730 --> 33:45.106
Moving to the second body.
33:45.107 --> 33:48.694
One puncture wound, upper torso.
33:50.487 --> 33:51.905
One on the leg.
33:53.031 --> 33:56.409
Perfectly round, dime-sized.
33:56.410 --> 33:59.287
[Tron over comms] So what
are you thinking, Dr. Scarpetta?
33:59.288 --> 34:02.206
Bullet holes. I'm thinking bullet holes.
34:02.207 --> 34:05.126
I'll need to do an ultrasound.
Do you have the equipment here?
34:05.127 --> 34:07.171
Uh, Tron?
34:08.297 --> 34:11.132
Uh, Tron?
34:11.133 --> 34:12.258
[reporter speaking foreign language
over TV]
34:12.259 --> 34:17.388
We're watching footage of a
Russian spacecraft landing in Kazakhstan.
34:17.389 --> 34:20.391
[reporter continues in foreign language]
34:20.392 --> 34:23.812
The Russians are rescuing
our missing astronaut.
34:25.147 --> 34:27.149
Jared Horton is alive.
34:29.151 --> 34:31.110
The bodies of the two astronauts
will be transported
34:31.111 --> 34:33.279
to OCME offices in Virginia,
34:33.280 --> 34:35.448
where I'm gonna conduct the autopsies,
34:35.449 --> 34:38.951
so I can't definitively say
what killed them at this time.
34:38.952 --> 34:41.163
Come on, Dr. Scarpetta,
you must have a pretty good idea.
34:43.040 --> 34:47.293
What I will say is that
the initial ultrasound review
34:47.294 --> 34:50.213
indicates that there was
a high-speed projectile
34:50.214 --> 34:52.715
that penetrated
each of the victim's bodies,
34:52.716 --> 34:54.258
where it fragmented into birdshot.
34:54.259 --> 34:58.930
This, um, pattern is indicative
of Glaser Safety Slugs,
34:58.931 --> 35:00.973
a type of ammunition that, when
35:00.974 --> 35:05.771
penetrating the body,
ricochets inside without exiting.
35:08.106 --> 35:11.734
This, of course, is the perfect ammunition
to kill someone in space.
35:11.735 --> 35:15.905
We believe that these, uh, Glaser Safety
Slugs were brought on board the orbiter
35:15.906 --> 35:17.782
for the specific intent to murder,
35:17.783 --> 35:21.118
and if Jared Horton is indeed
alive and well in Russia,
35:21.119 --> 35:25.748
then, uh, I am inclined to think that
Jared Horton murdered his crewmates,
35:25.749 --> 35:29.293
sabotaged the orbiter,
and then escaped on the Soyuz.
35:29.294 --> 35:30.711
And when will we know for sure?
35:30.712 --> 35:33.798
Uh, the autopsies
will leave us without a doubt.
35:33.799 --> 35:37.510
Uh, we'll extract the fragments,
analyze them, and if they are indeed
35:37.511 --> 35:43.015
Glaser Safety Slugs, then I would agree
with Agent Wesley that this is murder.
35:43.016 --> 35:45.935
And what does this mean
for Gwen Hainey's murder?
35:45.936 --> 35:50.648
It means we now know why
Gwen Hainey was killed.
35:50.649 --> 35:55.528
Jared Horton and Gwen Hainey
were working together
35:55.529 --> 36:00.909
to bring technology and information
to the Russians.
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Thank you.
36:03.495 --> 36:05.079
- Thank you.
- Thank you, sir.
36:05.080 --> 36:07.165
[dramatic music playing]
36:14.047 --> 36:16.424
[Benton] You want answers,
you deserve answers.
36:16.425 --> 36:17.967
Anything you want to know, it's...
36:17.968 --> 36:20.511
it's all on the table now.
36:20.512 --> 36:23.014
You knew Matt Petersen had nothing to do
with Gwen Hainey's death
36:23.015 --> 36:24.432
and you said nothing to me.
36:24.433 --> 36:26.267
I asked you and you lied to me.
36:26.268 --> 36:27.685
That was a choice, Benton.
36:27.686 --> 36:30.980
All I knew was that Gwen was likely a spy.
That's all I knew.
36:30.981 --> 36:33.274
So you knew there were
many more suspects more likely
36:33.275 --> 36:35.067
- to have done this than Matt Petersen.
- Yeah, I couldn't share that.
36:35.068 --> 36:37.778
[sighs] This is a marriage.
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- It's a marriage.
- It was work, for God sakes.
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- I swore an oath, Kay.
- It's not black-and-white.
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I understand government secrets,
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- but you could have hinted at something.
- Yeah. You do.
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You know exactly what I mean.
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You could have hinted at something.
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What is your obsession
with this guy anyway?
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This case? Petersen case
was solved years ago.
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- It was my first big case.
- And he didn't kill his wife.
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We know that.
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So what is it that's making you so crazy?
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Don't change the subject.
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You knew.
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You knew you should have
said something to me.
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And would you have kept it to yourself?
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- You wouldn't have shared it with Pete?
- Oh, God.
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I mean, is there anything
you don't share with Pete?
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So that's what this is about?
You're jealous of Pete?
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- That is ridiculous.
- Yeah, I think you are.
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Should I be jealous of Pete?
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Are you sleeping with her?
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Wow. Wow.
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Are you sleeping with that girl?
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- Oh, my God.
- Come on.
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- I have seen you a lot of ways, Kay.
- Just say it.
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- Say it.
- I have never seen this color on you.
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It's happened before,
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- why wouldn't it happen again?
- Oh, come on.
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- It's different.
- No. You were married, I was young.
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- What's different about it?
- My whole life was different.
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Every... everything was different.
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Do you regret it?
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- That's not the point.
- Come on. Answer the question.
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- Do you regret...
- No, I don't--
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Do you regret
leaving your wife and kids for me?
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Kay, what are you doing?
What are you doing?
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Well, now, so many years later,
and you see what this really is, huh?
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- Please, stop it. Stop.
- Well, it would make sense.
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I mean, you're living here
with my crazy family,
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and it's sort of... [sighs]
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Just say it.
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- Say what you really feel. I can take it.
- [engine revs]
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Just say it, Benton.
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Say what you fucking feel for once.
Say it.
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Just say it. Tell me the truth
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- for fucking once.
- Okay, listen!
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I agree with your sister.
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I think she's right, I think you have
a codependent connection to your niece.
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I saw it when she was 11
and I still see it,
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and I think Lucy
would be better off away from you.
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Away from all of us, just free.
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Free to make her own choices.
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Free to fail, on her own,
and free to, free to learn
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- how to pick herself back up again.
- I get--
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Is that what you want?
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Oh, fuck you, Kay.
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Fuck you. You asked me to say it,
I said it.
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I don't want you
sleeping in the house tonight.
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I don't want you to sleep
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- in the house tonight.
- Well, I don't give a shit what you want!
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It is my house, Kay,
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- and I am not going anywhere.
- [whispers] I think there is something
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deeply emotionally wrong with you.
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What did you say?
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You know what I said.
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And you know it's true.
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Um, Peter?
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This is the best thing
I've ever eaten in my entire life.
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- [laughs]
- No, seriously, it is...
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Come here.
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...way better than anything
my shit sister made for me.
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Listen to me, I am sorry
I screwed up that lunch yesterday, babe.
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No, that was a Grade-A gesture,
and I blew it.
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But I'm-a make it up to you.
I'm-a make it up to you, like, tenfold.
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Okay?
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That's so nice. Thank you.
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[kisses]
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[phone chimes]
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[FaceTime ringing]
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Okay, way too early for a FaceTime.
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Well, you look great, so...
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And you texted me.
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- Okay, that's a good point. Mm-hmm.
- Mm-hmm.
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Actually, I was just
a little worried about you.
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And Pete.
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Oh, well, Pete's fine.
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I mean, he made omelets.
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And I'm just...
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dealing with Mom.
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How are you?
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You know, just waking up to face the day.
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And your first thought was of me?
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Busted.
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[Marino] So, what was that like, huh?
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I mean, talking to Janet on that thing?
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I always thought
you thought it was creepy.
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No, it was, it was...
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it was a little weird, but...
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You know, I'm-I'm a little lonely,
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and I was bored, and so, I went in...
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You know what? It was fine, we...
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we just started talking and...
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And she asked me about my books,
which was really sweet.
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And, uh...
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and I realized I missed her.
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Yeah.
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And I felt bad
that I hadn't gotten to know her...
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- Yeah.
- ...better, really, and then
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- I just thought about Lucy.
- Aw, baby.
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- No, it's just...
- Hey, come on. Hey, listen to me.
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- Listen to me.
- [sniffles]
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This, this is why I love you.
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[footsteps approaching]
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And this is why I love you.
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My sweet man.
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- Hi, baby.
- Hi.
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I'm gonna go in.
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- Are you?
- Yeah, here we go.
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[Lucy] Okay.
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- Nope.
- [laughs] Nope.
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Not go... we're close, but no cigar.
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[laughs]
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Oh, God.
Here's hoping this batshit omelet
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- tastes better than it looks.
- It's delicious.
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- Guys, it's just an omelet.
- [door opens, closes]
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[Dorothy] It's not just an omelet.
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He puts cream cheese and bacon...
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You're up.
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- Why?
- Oh, hi. No, we... [chuckles]
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- We haven't gone to bed.
- Oh.
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What's that smell?
42:12.948 --> 42:14.740
It's an omelet. Pete made it.
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Where you been, Doc?
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Um, I just, I need two hours,
so I'll fill you in later.
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- [Dorothy] Can't wait.
- [Scarpetta] No, not you.
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You know what? I'll be right back.
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Hey, Doc? Hold on.
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Listen.
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- Uh...
- [sighs]
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Look, I got to the...
I got to the bottom
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of the whole Petersen
part of this thing and...
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it turns out that he did know Gwen,
42:34.552 --> 42:37.221
but, you know, in his...
his crazy way,
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he had more to gain
from her being alive than dead.
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Point is, he didn't do it.
42:43.228 --> 42:47.857
So, you know,
we're good on that front, right?
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- Yeah. [sniffles]
- Okay.
42:52.279 --> 42:53.904
Yeah. Thanks, Pete.
42:53.905 --> 42:55.281
Yeah. Go get those two hours.
42:55.282 --> 42:56.490
[somber music playing]
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[laughs softly]
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Night, Doc.
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Night.
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♪ ♪
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[exhales]
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[atmospheric music playing]
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[soft clattering]
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[door creaks]
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[tense music playing]
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♪ ♪
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[flashlight clatters]
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[electricity buzzing]
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[exhales]
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[breathing heavily]
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♪ ♪
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[gentle music playing]
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♪ ♪
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[insects chirping]
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- [young Lucy] Did you have fun tonight?
- Yeah. I really did.
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It was so nice to spend time with you.
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- Good night, Luce.
- Good night, Aunt Kay.
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I saw your friend.
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The FBI guy.
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- At the movies.
- You did?
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You didn't say anything?
46:58.942 --> 47:02.319
I didn't know he was married.
47:02.320 --> 47:04.239
Did you?
47:06.866 --> 47:08.617
Uh, yeah.
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Yeah, I did.
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Um...
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But thank you for telling me.
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Life's complicated.
47:36.479 --> 47:38.647
But you know that already, don't you?
47:38.648 --> 47:40.274
Yes.
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Everything about my life
has been complicated.
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I'm used to it.
47:44.153 --> 47:46.114
[laughs softly]
47:49.367 --> 47:50.702
Okay.
47:52.662 --> 47:55.956
Good night. Sleep well, sweetie.
47:55.957 --> 47:57.250
Night.
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♪ ♪
48:22.525 --> 48:24.319
[engine turns off]
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[keys jingle]
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[lock clicking]
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[bolt clicks]
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[glass rolls on ground]
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[atmospheric music playing]
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Henna?
49:24.962 --> 49:26.756
Henna.
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[wind chimes clinking in distance]
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Henna?
49:54.659 --> 49:56.077
Are you here?
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[whispers] Henna?
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[door creaking]
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Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
50:16.222 --> 50:19.266
[whimpering]
50:19.267 --> 50:21.811
[screams]
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[wind chimes clinking]
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[atmospheric music playing]
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪