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[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

MAN: So, when we go
to that section there, right,

I'm gonna drop out...
I guess I will.

I mean, I felt... Okay.

[LAUGHS]

WOMAN: Just let me know.

MAN: I'll give you
a little nod.

[ALL LAUGHING]

[INHALES DEEPLY]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER CONTINUES]

♪ Rise, rebel

♪ Oh, rise, rebel

♪ Oh, rise, rebel

♪ Oh, rise, rebel

♪ Oh, rise, rebel

♪ Oh, rise, rebel

♪ Oh, rise, rebel

♪ Oh, rise, rebel♪

[CROWD CHEERING]

KEITH: Just one more set, kiddo.

The audience is hypnotized...

Fuck you, Mary.

[BLOWS]

[EXHALES]

GINGER: Hi, Aunty Mary.

Hi, girlie.

Grab your fancy lady-bag,
we're going shopping.

Ah. No, I'm okay,
baby sister.

Okay. You haven't been
out for a month.

I was hiking yesterday.

I mean,
out with people.

Come on.

[CHANTING] Mary!
[CHANTING] Mary!

Mary! Mary!
Mary! Mary!

Okay. Okay. I'll go
get my lady-bag then.

Your fancy lady-bag.

Big shopping day, Ginger?

We're not going
into the city,
just the village.

MAN: [ON RADIO]
But it's hard to scam
2x4s on the fly.

So, anyway, don't tell
them I sent you,

but there's free 2x4s up
at the arena, laying
in the middle of the road.

Definitely don't tell them
that I sent you.

Anyway, you're listening
to 88.1 FM,

The Rocking Bear
on Bear Island,
home of the bear.

And I'm hanging in there,
the Wolfman.

[BELL JINGLES]

[MUSIC PLAYING SOFTLY ON RADIO]

BETTY: Everything okay?

Yeah.

It's just strange sometimes,
when I'm walking in the bush.

Well...

You've been in the city
for a long while,
it'll take time.

You coming for dinner?
No.

Just no?

I just need to be home.

Why, you have a big, important
meeting with a woodpecker?

[CHUCKLES] No.

[BOTH LAUGH]

Well, just come for dinner.

Can I get home
before dark?

Oh, Mary, you can
stay out after dark.

Just gotta get home.

Okay, it gets dark
at 6:00 p.m.

We will cook, eat,
and then we'll drive you home.

Ooh. But it might be
pitch black by then.

You know, I want to be in my
house before it gets dark.

I got this process.

Is it working?

Not really.

Uh-oh.

And who said
you could buy cookies?

No one.

[LAUGHS]

Good answer,
smart girl.

Want to grab some
toilet paper, honey?

Might not see me
for a while.

Hmm.

Hired Inez to bring me
weekly supplies.

[SCOFFS]

You have been locked up
all winter. It's not even
summer yet.

You're going
to get bush crazy.

Maybe.

You don't like coming
to the community?

I just need to cut off
for a while.

BETTY: You cut off any more,
and you're not gonna exist.

Aw.

Hey.

Oh! How are you?

How are you?

Good.

[INDISTINCT]

Okay, here.

[SIGHS]

[MOANS]

[MOANING]

[VEHICLE APPROACHING]

[HUMMING]

[GREETING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE]

[GRUNTS]
Good stuff here. Here.

Where did this
come from?

It was at the band office.
It was general delivery.

Ugh!

INEZ: You sure?
What if it's money?

I guarantee you
there's no money in there.
That's my ex-manager.

Can't seem
to give it up.

Okay.

Good job.

I know, right?
Yeah.

I can get you more stuff.
So you can plant inside
for now, okay?

Yeah?
Yeah.

Can you get herbs?

Basil, cilantro.

Anything.
Yeah?

If you want,
I'll even help you.

We'll make
a really nice garden
somewhere.

Where shall we do it?

Under where?

I don't know.
You know.

Okay, well, you know what?
Right there, I see it.

[DRILL WHIRRING]

INEZ: Hey.

Tell that story about that
new RCMP officer on post.

[LAUGHS]

Okay.

Okay. So, uh...

That guy is real green.
He's a real keener.

He's only been here
like a month.

He lived up
at the old logging post.

Okay, so, old Peter, he shouts
at the top of his lungs.

That the RCMP should leave,
and that he demands his treaty
be honored.

Peter pulls out
his hands like...

[ALL LAUGH]

And the officer jumps,
and he, like,
goes for his gun.

The officer sees
he has no guns,

and so Peter takes his no-guns
and he puts them in his
invisible holster,

and he starts to chant.

"Honor the treaties.

"Honor the treaties!"

Everybody starts
to chant.

[ALL LAUGHING]

That was so funny.

That sounds like him.

Then he got arrested
for public drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.

[ALL LAUGH]

At the discount store
in town,

and they would have
went broke, too,

'cause everybody started
to ban the place,

and then they put on
this big sale,
and issued an apology.

And people started
shopping there again.

Yeah. It's like
the only store in town.

Is Ginger playing
her guitar?

Oh! Every day.

She wants
an electric guitar.

Ugh. Really loud.

Guitars should be loud.

Hey, how's your grandma's
hunt camp holding up?

I'd like
to say good.

I told you
it needed work.

MARY: It doesn't
really matter.

What does
that mean?

I mean, it's okay.
I don't even need
anything else.

We can help you
fix it up.

It's okay. I mean,
I was just being...

Ah. Fuck it.

Oh. Fuck it.

I'm okay, Betty.

[SIGHS]

Fine. I tried.

Why is everything
my fault?

Never mind.

[FLIPS SWITCH ON AND OFF]

Fuck.

[RATTLING]

[MARY EXHALES]

Mary Birchbark,
the icon returns.

Albert.
I ordered from Jack.

Yeah, Jack works for me.

[LAUGHS]

Where you want this?

Um...

Let's just put it
over here.

[PANTS]

[EXHALES] Ooh.

I'll bring the rest
over next week.

[EXHALES]

And it's good to see you.

Hey, you want some water
or something?

I gotta run.

Got a play tonight.

Where?

Community center.
So, the kids thought
it would be funny

to write about
around the rez in seven days.

[CHUCKLES]

See you tonight?

You know, I ordered
this wood uncut, eh.

Yeah, I had some extra time,
so I thought I'd make it
easy on you.

I can still
swing an axe.

I know that.

So, you might come?
It'll be fun.

[PLAYING RHYTHMICALLY]

You must first seek
the road to camp.

Yes, but where?

North, young man.

There you will see
the birch tree,
you must fight the fox

and then you'll
see me again.

[HISSING]

[CROWD LAUGHS]

Yes.

[CROWD EXCLAIMS AND LAUGHS]

[CROWD CHEERING]

The illustrious Albert Acorn.
You're too talented.

A fun night, eh?
[LAUGHS] Yeah.

Good show.

So, what was the inspiration
for your character?

Well, I have
to thank Nokimis.

She was grandmother to all
of us, and letting me listen
to all the trees.

[BOTH LAUGH]

ALBERT: Mary, wanna
grab some food?
[BABY CRYING]

Mary? Are you okay?

Mary.

Go eat.

Yes.

Thank you.

You were like 13
when I left.

Bushman's little brother.

Ah, I'm always
the little brother.

You know, Bushman followed
everything you did

right up
until he passed.

Yeah.

I was really sad
to hear of his passing.

Diabetes. It really
caught up to him.
Yeah.

How's your mom?

She's still going
to ceremonies,

still beading,
still going to bingoes.

I really enjoyed
your play.

[SPEAKS NATIVE LANGUAGE]

[SPEAKS NATIVE LANGUAGE]

Sure has been
nice weather, eh?

[LAUGHS]

Yeah, and they say
spring will be short.

I wonder.
Hmm.

Well, that's what they say,
and I believe most of it.

[BOTH LAUGH]

Excuse me a minute.

That's $7 and 45 cents,
exact.

That looks about right.

Can you get this man
his order, please?

Hey, you try
the chicken fried rice?
It's excellent.

Yeah, I had some
on order.

Here you go.

You on a date, man?

Yeah, man.
Nice.

Oh, man, you know what
I'm gonna do with this?

Don't tell me.
Just take care of Lily.

Hey, man.
You're a living legend.

Oh, I just sing.

That's all
you gotta do.

♪ Where?
Where do you go?♪

[LAUGHING]

He's a good guy.

♪ Where?

♪ Where do you go?

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

[HUMMING]

[SINGING INDISTINCTLY]

♪ Where?

[BIRD CALLING]

[RATTLING]

[VEHICLE APPROACHING]

Hey.
Hi.

My kids went crazy last night
and baked a million cookies.

Peanut butter?

I think
there's four dozen.

Ah. Really?
Holy! Yummy.
I know.

Mmm.

Ginger's here. Mmm.
Is she?

Hi.

Hi, Ginger.
Aaniin,Inez.

Her dad
was supposed to be here
a couple of hours ago.

Where is he?
[WHISPERS]
Fuck if I know.

[SHUSHES]
[EXCLAIMS]

Mmm.

These are so good.

I know. My kids watch
all those cooking shows.

They cook better
than me now.

[BOTH LAUGH]

You should put them
in business, Inez.

Holy shit,
I'm gonna do it.

Mmm-hmm.

I'm gonna go to the library
for the beading.

Do you wanna come?
Sure.

We're gonna
go to the library.
Do you wanna come?

Mmm.

You sure?

He said today,
right, Nokimis?

Yes, sweetie.

Mmm.

Is the phone working?

Yes. I already checked.

We got your back, girl.
And your grandma's
always here for you.

I know.

Come on.

Let's go bead us
a new world.

I love you.
I love you, too, Nokimis.

Okay.

You need to try
these cookies.

[LAUGHS]

They're really good.
They're so good.

Hmm?

Put you in business
with my kids.

Mmm-hmm.

You're really growing up,
eh, my girl?

Okay, got my fanny pack.

INEZ: Hurry up.

I'm coming.

She was cute.

Yeah, she was.

You remind me of her.

Liked to draw,
like you.

Cool.

BETTY: Any tracks?

Big foot tracks.

Bigfoot was at your camp?

MARY: No.

Human tracks,
dog tracks.

Well, maybe Clyde can
go out with you tonight
and check things out?

Or in the morning?
I can do that.

MARY: Can I stay
here tonight?

Yes.

Is Bigfoot going
to eat Aunty Mary?

[EXCLAIMS]

He has made his mess,
and he will move on.

Hon?
Yeah, he will.

Can you get that?

I don't think
he's interested.

[LAUGHS]

Ta-da!

You made this?

Mmm-hmm.

You bet.

[STARWALKERPLAYING]

♪ Lightning Woman,
Thunderchild

♪ Star soldiers
one and all, oh

♪ Sisters, brothers
all together

♪ Aim straight, stand tall

[VOCALIZING]

♪ Starwalker
he's a friend of mine

♪ You've seen him
looking fine

♪ He's a straight talker
he's a Starwalker

♪ Don't drink no wine

Are you okay?

Okay, I think
I'll have to...

No, you don't.
Yeah.

I do.
Okay.

All right.
[DOG BARKING]

I think someone's
been watching me.

What?
What happened?

There's just some
strange things happening.

I can come see.
There's a lot of
assholes around here.

Yeah. [SNIFFS]

All I wanna do
is walk in the land.

That's all
I want to do.

Well, be careful,
the land is powerful.

[EXHALES]

That was you I saw
getting water samples
the other day, wasn't it?

Yeah, I've been collecting
water samples for roughly
15 years.

Really?

What are you finding?
Arsenic.

The mine won't
clean it up.

Pretty good second date
though, eh?

That was a date?

[BOTH LAUGH]

Yeah.

[WATER TRICKLING]

We still in March?
Yeah, couple more days.

I need to start
planting inside.

Jem says we're gonna
have an early spring,
but I don't feel it.

Yeah, I heard
that, too.

What are your plans
for the summer?

Just keep breathing.

Why?

When are you going
back to the city?

Never. This is fun.
I haven't been ice fishing
since I was 16.

You're never going
back to the city?

Yeah, never.

Inez, it looks like
you're the fishing master.

[LAUGHS] Today.

Two Shots
will never believe it.
I never catch anything.

I usually catch everything.
I even made some
special lures for today.

I guess the old ones
worked better.

[LAUGHS]

Wait till summer.

[LAUGHS]

So, you're just gonna live in
the fucking bush until you die?

Really, Betty.
You waited for that one.

Yeah, sure, why not?

I think I lost my mitt.

What about your career?

What about it?

So, that's it?
Just disappear?

I'm right here.

You're gonna
give it all away?

I'm just gonna
put everything
in its right place.

What the fuck
does that mean?
Bury it.

INEZ: Yeah, I definitely
can't find it.

My favorite mitt,
and my right hand, too.

What does it
matter, Betty?

Nothing. Fuck it.

Don't worry, Betty.
I'm not gonna do it again.

Well, it just looks like
you're setting up to do it.

Hey, Mary,
Betty, found it.

Don't lie to me.

I know you prefer me
out of my fucking mind,

but I'm not going
there again.

That's not it.

Girls, found it.

We had a deal.

You weren't gonna bring it up.
We weren't going to
talk about it, ever.

Fuck you, Mary.

MARY: You okay, Betty?
Shut up, Mary.

Make yourself useful
and get in the truck.

♪ You taught me a lot
[ALL LAUGHING]

♪ About how to destroy

♪ I learned enough

It's probably good for him.

♪ That I am barely still here

♪ Your words can deconstruct

That's so bad.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God,
you guys. Stinky.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

ALBERT: Knots.

Half the work is done.

[LAUGHS]

Yeah.

How does it feel
coming back?

I don't know yet.

Seems strange,
seems like a lifetime.

It's like
no time has passed.

[SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]

What's his name?
His name is Pretty.

Pretty. Pretty Pretty.
Pretty Pretty.

Bye-bye, bye-bye.

You're gonna come
stay with me now? Huh?

[INDISTINCT CONVERSATION]

Why did you
stop singing?

I was tired.

You got two more letters.

[GRUNTS]

Ex-manager?

Yes.

[SNIFFS]

Mmm.

Two Shots asked me
to marry her.

Congrats.

Fuck, I'm too ancient
to get married.

You're not that old.

Feels weird.

I told her we should
just live together.

She's really good
with the kids.

Do you want
to marry her?

Yeah.

I guess, kind of.
Yeah?

I just...

Just never been, like,
this good in a relationship.

Kind of scared
to fuck it up.

Oh.

How long
were you married?

Fourteen years.

Fourteen years?
Yeah.

Fuck, it's hard,
but sweet lying
next to your lover.

Just get married
your own way.

You must miss them.

Fuck. Sorry.

I didn't mean to bring up
the shitty past.

I just miss them.
It's okay, cousin.

It's been 10 years.

Ten years?

Fisher, he's a great guitar
player, eh?
Mmm-hmm.

We played together, we fought
like continuing flames.

Made love
like fevered lovers.

Pure bliss, eh?
Yeah.

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

Yeah.

You know, you got to enjoy
the love while you got it.

Hmm.

Just, never mind
the noise.

Marriage
is a beautiful thing.

[SIGHS]

Where's your phone?

[LINE RINGING]

No more, Keith. I'm done.
Stop mailing letters.
Stop contacting me.

KEITH: I had a feeling
you were back on the reserve.

We're done, Keith.

Mary, Mary, I do
miss that feeling.

You remember that little bar
in Berlin?

That night we got all tied up
on those bittersweet sippers.

There's this promoter...
Enough, Keith.

A promoter, Mary.

He wants us to open
the festival in that
little quaint town.

Funny thing is,
Germans dig Indians.

I'm Anishinaabe,
Keith, not Indian.

Everybody loves Indians.

Most just don't wanna
see them have a home.

Or a voice.

Yes, yes, yes.

Hey, remember you said
you would come back?

I never said that.

Take a break, Keith.
Go visit your family.

Find some new clients.

My hands are sore,
my feet are sore.
My mind's blank.

No problem. I can make sure
there's a massage therapist
on the entire tour.

[SCOFFS]

No. No tour.

Come on, you can still rock.
Mary, we have one more in us.

And I'll take care of you,
kiddo, like before.

I'm not your ticket
anymore, Keith.

I've left it all.

I'm grateful for the time,
but I'm happy here.

All right?

Take care.

Fuck.

Is that all right?
Did you hear enough?

Oh! Mary!

Brooks.

What you doing, man?

Living, Mary, living.

[WHOOPING]

[LAUGHS]

In my imagination,
I dreamt of you.

You were swimming
in a great lake.

Upstream you went,

and we all admired
your perfect form.

Then you dove
under the rocks,

and came out at the root
of an old white pine,
miles away.

It was sunny.

Whoo!

Whoo!

[LAUGHS]

Regrets. Regrets!

Abandoned 102 years ago.

It's all dead.

For 102 years.

"Private property."

That's our people's land.

It's not theirs to claim,
never was, but the mess
is theirs.

When they abandoned the mine,
they didn't clean it up
properly.

The tailings are old
and the creek runs
into the river.

And the arsenic levels
are rising.

We need them
to be responsible
and clean it up.

We're going broke on our end
with the environmental
monitoring,

lawyers, consultants.

Your donation to the library
was very gracious.

Did you see it yet?
No

Would you like to?

I'm okay. Next time.
Okay.

Bye.
Bye.

[DRUM BEATING]

It's time to warrior up.

WOMAN: This is our land.

This is our home.

This is our land.

[CROWD CHEERING]

[OVER MEGAPHONE]
Where are we fighting?
WOMAN 2: Here.

WOMAN 1:
What are we fighting for?
Our land.

WOMAN 1:
Yeah, this is our home.

Our ancestors lived here.

[CROWD CHEERING]
Our children live here.

We need our clean water.

We need our home
to be good for our children.

CROWD: Yes!

WOMAN 1: For Anishinaabe!

We live here.

[HONKING]
No more mining.
No more mining.

[OVER MEGAPHONE]
Protect our waters.

The police are coming.

You think you can
get everything?

This is our property.

This is our land.

[CROWD CHEERING]

Not welcome here.

[ENGINE STARTS]

Not welcome here.

This is our home.

[INDISTINCT]

What do you want?

I heard you were
all washed up.

Excuse me?

Keep your mouth shut.
Tell the others, too.

It was better
when you where gone.

Get out of here, go on.

Tell Albert
we're done.

Get the hell
out of here.

BETTY: The mine thinks
it has ultimate power.

I know.

The Chief says she's gonna
go talk to the mining
superiors today,

and she's taking
the rez cops with her.

Hey, I'm glad
they're pissed off.
Yes.

I gotta go.

I have to buy Ginger lunch.
We ran out of everything
this morning.

I'll see you later.
Okay.

[CLATTERING]

Who's there?
It's Albert.

[MARY SIGHS]

ALBERT: Hey, Mary.

Why is it
so dark in here?

Power's out.
I haven't fixed it yet.

Well, maybe I
can take a look
at the problem.

I just haven't hooked up
the new battery.

This battery?
Yeah.

Want me to hook it up?
No. No.

You don't like
the lights?

You afraid of the dark?

Thanks for the plant.

No problem.

Add water
and stand back.

I was thinking about you.
You chew gum?

Sometimes.
Why, you want some?

What's the deal you have
with the mine?

No deals.

No back-room negotiating?

Listen, Mary, I don't know
what you're talking about.

Company man came over here
and said, "Tell Albert
we're done."

Fucking Brad.

He thinks we got
this friendship

'cause we played hockey
back in high school.

He's a terrible skater.

Thanks for the plant.

He's trying to get at us.

Don't let them
get into your head.

Mary.

[ENGINE STARTS]

[VEHICLE LEAVING]

Shit.

Fuck.

[GROANS]

[SIGHS IN RELIEF]

[EXHALES]

[YAWNS]

[FOLK SONG PLAYING ON RADIO]

[VEHICLE APPROACHING]

Hey, don't take
my walker.
[BOTH LAUGH]

No, no.

Hey, listen
thanks a lot, Jem.

It was a real pleasure
meeting you.

Can I offer you
some gas money?
No, no, no.

[SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE]

I tried taking him
home with me.

[JEM LAUGHING]

She found me walking
the wrong way.

Thanks, Jem.

I gotta go.
I don't want to be late
for my yoga class.

[ENGINE STARTS]

[LAUGHS]

What a surprise.

Yeah. Come on in.

♪ ...travel keeps you near

HAL: This is exactly
how you described it.

Yeah. I'm fixing it up,
bit by bit.

HAL: It's good, it's cozy.
Yeah.

So, how you doing?
Good.

I'm in the middle of touring
with The Radial Band right now.

So, you were in Sudbury
last night?
Yeah.

I took a little bus
to a little town called
Blackwood this morning.

Waited around for a cab
for an hour, and then I
started walking.

In the wrong direction.
Yeah.

[LAUGHS]

I wanted to surprise you.

And you sure did.

So good to see you.

It's good
to see you, too.

[CHUCKLES]

Ah...

You still make me hard.

Even in my moccasins?

Well, especially
in your moccasins.

That's why
I wore them.

[BOTH LAUGH]

[GUITAR PLAYING]

[BOTH LAUGH]

Oh, my goodness.

You know I'm ready to go
on the road with you anytime.

Even ready to write.

Thanks.

I know.

But I like it here.

It's a great place.

[DOOR OPENS]

Want some coffee?
No.

Why are you
sneaking around
my backyard?

You know you're more
than welcome to come
in the front door.

What do you want from me?
Excuse me?

Why did you visit?
I like you.

And left that
dress on my bed.

What dress?

The blue dress
I found on my bed.

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

Just leave me alone.

Mary, I didn't.

Mary. I don't know
what you're talking about.

It's happening again
and you visited.

What's happening again?

Did you leave
that dress on my bed?

No, Mary. I bring
houseplants, not dresses.

Mary, I wouldn't do anything
to hurt you or scare you.
You know that.

[BELL JINGLES]

[DOOR CLOSES]

Let me see that.

[CAMERA WHIRS]

Thank you very much.

Very good.

You can see everything
from here.

This is my favorite spot.

Have you seen
a black, shiny car
driving around here lately?

For two weeks.

Car looks like
it doesn't belong.

Just drives by
real fast.

Two weeks, huh?

Man driving it?
Yes.

Kind of gray hair?
Yes.

My mum says
you're all sad.

And you can't play
music anymore.

She never even liked
my music anyway, right?

She doesn't
like anything.

Or anyone.

She says you're trying
to hide behind your failure

because you can't make
good music anymore.

Wow. [LAUGHS]

She's delightful.
Not really.

I like it
when you sing.

Makes my stomach
go all funny.

I'll see you later.

He's after you,
isn't he?

I'm thinking
he found me.

He drives by
after 2:00 p.m.

Never seen him
in the morning.

[RATTLES]

[RATTLES]

[RATTLES]

What?

[RATTLES]

Oh, hey. I'm just heading
the band office.

See if I can talk
to the Chief.

About what?

Oh, some rez business.

What's going on?
Nothing.

[LAUGHS]

Come to dinner tonight.

Maybe next week.

You look like you haven't
slept in days. You look
tired, Mary.

Are you really
telling me
I look tired?

Am I rocking
that worn-out look?

It's not like that.
You just look tired.

I'm doing things.

Well, for somebody
who's retired and wants
the quiet life,

you sure are busy.

I got no worries, sis.
It's all good.

I forgot my helmet.

I'll see you later, okay?

Kitty, kitty, kitty.

You stay inside here, okay?

You'll be okay.

You'll be okay.

[RATTLING]

Go away, Keith!

We were good, now it's over.

Just give me
a second, Mary.

Come on. I'm just
talking about some
benefit concerts, Mary.

The indigenous community
needs your voice.

Just let me in, will you?
If I can just...

Listen, Mary. I think we could
still work together.

Keith, it's over.

Just head home,
don't come back.

You really think
you can finish
with me this easily?

I am not touring,
I'm not playing,
I don't need management.

I can do everything myself.

You fucking owe me, Mary.
Fuck you.

You were paid,
and you were paid well.

Forget about that.
What about us, huh?

What about
our connection, Mary?

You were my manager, Keith.
It was business.

We are fucking connected, Mary.

It's over! Go away!

Go home!

Stop this bullshit, Mary.

[GRUNTS]

[GRUNTS]

I know you, Mary.

You got a whole album
full of songs in you,
don't you, huh?

Look at me.Oh, please.

It's a nice place, though.

Quiet. Secluded.

No one around.

No one to hear.

By the way, did you get that
present I got for you?

I didn't know
if you'd like it,

but it was designer expensive.

Maybe you should
try it on for me, huh?

Fuck you.
Hey. Hey.

Come here.
[GRUNTS]

What are you gonna do?

Huh? You're gonna
be still now?

You will come back
to me. Huh?

[STRAINING]

[BOTH GRUNTING]

[SLAPS]

[PANTING]

My head hurts.

Yeah.

Sorry I had
to do that.

Your bag's packed,
we need to leave soon.

I can't travel
with a head injury.

No, it's okay.
I'll drive slow
and careful.

I have to look
at my head.

I have to wash.

Please, I need water.

I only did that
so we could be together.

I didn't want to have
to do that, Mary.

[YELPING]

[GROANING]

[YELLS]

[GRUNTS]

[SNIFFLES]

[HUMMING]

[SOBBING]

Shh.

You okay?

Yeah.

[WHERE DID YOU GOPLAYING]

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

♪ Every time I hear you calling

♪ Washed away
and trees are falling

♪ All this time
and never wanting

♪ To take from you
and leave you nothing

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

♪ On my skin this breeze,
it haunts me

♪ Ancient thoughts
of tireless energy

♪ They dig into
Grandfather's body

♪ I'd like to see them
eat the money

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

♪ Everywhere no one is sorry

♪ Give the words
and treat me wrongly

♪ On this land of my ancestry

♪ I stand with the world
around me

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

♪ Where?

♪ Where did you go?

[FOLK SONG PLAYING]

♪ You taught me a lot

♪ About how to destroy

♪ I learned enough

♪ That I am barely still here

♪ Your words can deconstruct

♪ What took you for years

♪ Your ideas manipulate

♪ Us through fear