All language subtitles for Bay.of.Fires.S01E07.WEB.x264-TG.Hi

She's not as strong
as she thinks.

Frankie's scared of you.

The best way to stop her is
to cut her source of income.

She's planning something big.

STELLA: My real name is...
SAMMI: Anneka van Cleef.

You were the CEO of
ProsperOz Finances.

Whatever this is, several people
have been killed because of it.

The job's on. Bay
of Fires. Tonight.

I want you to do me
proud tonight, Jackie.

That's the pick-up.
Let's move, alright?

I just want the money!

Where's Otis? Otis has
joined a religious cult.

The Community?

It's a bad idea.

(QUIET CONVERSATION NEARBY)

(MAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN)

(DOOR OPENS) (MAN
SPEAKS RUSSIAN)

(DOOR CLOSES)

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR CLOSES)

She's not gonna be happy.

We swum the whole bay,
Frankie. It's not in there.

FRANKIE: Keep looking. Find it.

Your only job was to
oversee things went smoothly

and what were you doing?

Sitting in your car, singing,

while six months worth of
effort just drifted out to sea

and my son disappeared.

I found one of our
floats, Frankie.

It's been cut. Was it them?

Or was it someone else? Do
you want us to keep looking?

Oh, no, no. You just enjoy
yourselves at the beach, boys!

Fuckwits!

Get back in there. Find it!

(MURMURS SLEEPILY)

(GASPS) God! Sorry.

Sorry. I... Oh!

I fell asleep before I could
make it back to your couch.

It's a... (LAUGHS) Oh, you
couldn't sleep on that anyway.

You'd be gutted by the springs.

(CHUCKLES) Oh!

You were talking in your sleep.

Did I? Sorry.

No, it was... interesting.

Mmm. I had this, um...
oh, I had this dream.

I was back in Laos.

In Luang Prabang - it's, um...

We went there once and we
booked through this weird site

and ended up in these noisy rooms on
top of a bar, run by some English...

Come on - Harry's Bar?

Don't tell me you know it.

I, uh... I worked the Mekong
for a while, helping a friend.

I... Oh, yeah.

Oh, when we stayed at that place,
we didn't sleep for a week,

'cause of the kitchen noise

but I tell you, it has the best
vegie curry this side of the equator.

Its chicken curries
are even better.

No, Harry's is vegetarian.

Only till 8:00 - then
everything comes with chicken.

Yeah, he used to let the chooks
free-range around town till dark,

'cause he believed
it was only good

to eat chicken that
had had a good day.

(LAUGHS) For real.

That's so stupid!

Well, it worked. (BOTH LAUGH)

Yeah.

That was... it was
fun, last night.

I'm not sure what
follows or where...

You should probably get away.

No,

Then Frankie will know
it was me. I'm staying.

Hmm.

Oh, how many layers
have you got on?

(LAUGHS)

IRIS: I made you guys breakfast.

I could make you breakfast in bed
every morning if you lived here.

Uh... No. Jeremiah's just...

He's visiting. Mm-hm.

Ooh! Chocolate
biscuits for breakfast?

It's all we had.

I've always wanted to try
orange juice on my cornflakes.

It's my fourth-favourite
thing. Fourth?

Oh, well, this is an
amazing feast but I...

Why don't you go and get
ready for school, huh?

OK. Bye!

See you later.

(EXHALES)

Oh, dear. OK.

That's another tumble
down the parent slide.

I mean, Iris didn't
seem to mind.

Iris is 10.

And officially, she's
declared me an uncle.

OK. Somehow, that sounds...
that's... that's just... wrong.

Uh... alright.

Let's just put this down to a...
a lapse of judgement, shall we?

So, this was a one-off, then?

Yes, absolutely. What
else could it be?

Right. If that's what you
want. Don't you think? Yeah.

Yeah, OK. Just...
want to be clear.

Brought on by
criminal excitement.

Uh, could I use your
bathroom for a sec?

Yes - as long as you
put the seat down.

You'd better have a good
story ready for Frankie.

She'll be out of control.

(EXHALES)

Oh, my god! Oh, good. Finally!

Sorry. Sorry. Sorry it's so early
but we thought you'd want to know.

Is that Jeremiah's
truck outside?

Uh, yes. Um... I'm...

Well, he left it here yesterday,
'cause he ran out of petrol.

Uh, what do I want to know?
We have a code for you.

It had us thrown at first, 'cause
silly me forgot to count the comma.

So you've cracked it?

"Cracked it?" Wow. Do
people really say that?

Uh... look, we might have.

We have. It's a Russian
quote. Dostoyevsky.

"Man is sometimes extraordinary.

"Passionately in
love with suffering."

Yes, I might have heard him
say that. So, does that work?

Well, we don't know.
We haven't tried it.

Although, you know, if
you typed it in Russian,

it would be 63 characters.

And if it's in English, it
would depend on the translation.

And he may not
have used a comma.

So not that watertight, then.

No, it will work.

Could I get you to
move that car, Magda?

I managed to fix that flat.

Oh, great.

Can Jeremiah drive
me to the school bus?

I think he's still out
of petrol, sweetie.

Hmm.

Jeremiah, wait for me!

What say we pretend it's a
public holiday and don't open?

No, we did that last
week. Yeah. It was good.

Well, I suppose there's a royal
having a birthday somewhere.

Yep.

Frankie wants to see you.

Say please. Now.

Please.

There's hope for
you yet, Tarquin.

Charlie, if I'm not back in 20
minutes, you know what to do.

Torch the place. In fact,
torch the whole town.

I'd love to torch
the whole town.

How can I help you, Frankie?

Where were you last night?

Misery Bay Nightclub.

Jeez, that place goes off.

Like it's any of your business!

Let me put this another way.

Have you seen Jeremiah?

Yeah.

6'2", dark, curly hair.

Doesn't talk much.

And last night? Nah.

Didn't talk much then either.

(GRUNTS)

Don't try me.

We stayed in and played Cluedo.

If I discover that
you're lying...

..you know I'll
come and find you.

And I won't be as sweet
and pleasant as I am now.

Tell Jeremiah I need
to speak to him.

Yeah, I'll tell him. Hmm.

Good-oh.

STELLA: So, if we
use this password,

is there any danger they
can track it back to here?

Sorted, sweetie. We're
a protective IVPN.

If anybody cares to track you,

they'll be directed to a
laundry supplier in Bangladesh

and then a dog groomer
in Austin, Texas.

It's up to you. Do
you want to try?

Yeah but if it's wrong,
we're closed out.

I mean, they will know they've
been hit but not by who.

So... you've got
three shots at this.

Oh!

Whoa! Time, now. We
need to re-think this.

Made the 'O's zeros.
Told you it would work.

OK.

Well, it's gonna take
me to... day, at least,

to turn this into human-speak.

You head off. We'll sort it.

What were you up to last night?

Why? It wasn't
Wednesday. Oh, fuck.

What the hell happened to you?

Frankie.

She's looking for you. She's
not her usual cheerful self.

Which one hit you? What
the hell did you do?

Oh, she might be
having a few issues.

What the hell did you do?

Cut loose her drug drop but she
can't possibly know that yet!

Are you bat-shit-fucking crazy?

I mean, maybe. The thought
occurred. Bat-shit!

I hear you. What'd
you tell Frankie?

That you were with me all night.

Like a fool.

Playing Cluedo. You saw
what she did to him!

To everyone. What she's
done to this town!

This is gonna blow
up in your face.

She's grillin' everyone.

It's not gonna take her long
to figure out I was lying

and then she'll kill you,
me, Joseph, all of us.

No, no, no, no.
I'll sort it out.

You can't sort it out!

All you'll do is die,
unless we run, now.

Look, if you're
worried about him,

we can organise a home for
him once he's out of here.

He left you and your
mum when you were eight!

He's the only family
I've got left.

We have to go!

Listen.

We've got some time.

OK? And I... I've gotta sort out
a couple of things, like him.

OK.

OK.

Good.

I'll pack a bag.

Good.

(IMITATES TRAIN CHUGGING)

Well, there's a
slow-moving train wreck.

You and Jodie
shacking up together.

(CHUCKLES) Jesus Christ.

OK, so you - YOU - are now offering
relationship advice, are you?

Mate, someone has to.

(WHISPERS) God damn.

Are you happy by the rubbish bin

or do you want to
come to our place?

Well, you might have to camp in
with my, uh, grandson, Jasper.

I can't say it's gonna be
any better than out here.

She farts like a
brewery draught horse.

We've got chicken on
tonight. You like chicken?

Yeah, that'd be good.

Are any of Mum's
people out there?

No, mate. Not the present.

I know how to avoid
her cameras, though.

Yeah. You know,
come when I'm in.

MAN: What night was this
again? FRANKIE: Last night.

Last night I spent
worry about my toe.

I put metho on it, I put
gentian violet on it,

I scraped it out - that
was most of Saturday.

I've had it for years. I
can show you if you want.

It's not pretty, thought. Oi!

Which one of you heroes hit her?

I did.

She told you what I was doing?

Cluedo. All night.

Alright.

No. Fuck off, Jeremiah...

(GRUNTS) Oh!

(GROANS)

Look again.

Go back and check through every
inch of that surveillance footage.

Find his car.

But Sammi has already checked.

Check again.

Just remembered something
else, Saturday night.

Just before I went to bed,
I found a leech in my shoe.

Go away. Can do.

Oh, Jeremiah. I wasn't
expecting you...

I need you to do me a favour.

What, now? No, eat first.

(SIGHS HEAVILY)

What kind of favour?

I want you to go
and tell Frankie

you know who sabotaged
her drug drop.

I do?

Me. I did it. Right.

Right. (SIGHS)

So you want me to arrest you?

Arrest me for what - for
stopping a major drug deal?

Yeah, when you put
it like that...

Yeah... It sounds a bit risky.

Handling Frankie with that kind
of news - she won't be happy.

If you want to save people

and actually be a policeman,

this is your chance.

Yeah?

Wait 12 hours, then
go and tell her.

Right.

But... but what do I
say? Oh, well, write...

I'll write it down for you.

(PHONE RINGS)

(HANGS UP)

OK. So, on the 18th of every
month, the same code appears.

That seems to be a
green light, so...

And every 24 hours, the payments hit
a series of banks around the world.

I mean, we don't know how much

but it seems that every transaction
going through ProsperOz,

they cream off 0.8%.

Oh. That doesn't seem that much.

0.8% of every transaction?

They've got $30 billion
tied up in their super fund.

On any day, there are... what?

15,000 transactions?

We're talking
millions of dollars.

Otis? Otis!

Eat this.

You have to help
me get out of here.

I'm going to try.

Tell him I'll sort
out this screw-up.

Whoever did this will pay with their
life and he'll get what he's owed.

I'm probably not
needed here anymore.

Stay.

He knows I'm good for this.
Tell him I'll fix this.

I'll have another batch
ready in 12 weeks and...

and I can start paying at
least 10%, starting next month.

(SPEAKS RUSSIAN)

He says the organisation
is not a bank.

They don't accept
monthly repayments.

Can he understand
what I'm saying?

Ask him!

Does he speak English?
That's not a good idea.

Well, that's as good as it's
gonna get, for the moment.

I'm sure my people
will be understanding.

The last thing any of
us want is trouble.

Well... what do you think?

I think we get
ready for trouble.

(BEEPING)

(CRASH!)

I mean, this is what
you wanted, wasn't it?

Now you know how they do it.

Yeah.

But you can't prove
any of this, can you?

No.

They'd tie this up in
court for a thousand years

and fight every single payment

and then never
reach a conclusion.

Oh, they may not.
How do you know?

Because it's what I'd do.

Actually, it's what I did.

Every pensioner claim for roof
damage, every fire-affected house,

we argued and delayed

and do you know, for every cost
against your superannuation,

we created a charge that nobody
understood but everyone paid.

I thought finding this out
would be my ticket out of here.

Instead, it turns
out it's just karma.

Look, I'm not
complaining, Frankie, OK?

But this is the payday
that you promised, yeah?

You did say I'd get
that money last week.

Right? There are people
that I owe money to!

What's Greek for, "Get
the fuck out of my sight"?

Oh, mate... Hey, hey.

Safer not to answer
right now, Kerry.

Listen... Kerry.

Enough... Come on.

Eh, eh. Yeah. OK. OK. Yeah.

(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

I don't have time for this.

Something bad has happened

to some things I
care about very much.

I have no interest in
you or what you do.

Call it... woman's intuition.

Where were you two nights ago?

Oh, can you be more specific?

Other than showering,
making a meal,

reading a bedtime
story for my daughter.

I should just kill
you right now.

You're not gonna kill me here.

Why not?

I don't care.

Tarquin, do you care?

No, I don't care.

Arthur? Nuh.

See?

No-one cares.

Well, go ahead.

Do it, then.

Just shut up and kill
me. (VEHICLE APPROACHES)

Frankie.

I'll catch up with you later.

What's cooking, good-looking?

Need a lift?

Make yourself at home.

Two men turned up at the motel,
looking for an Anneka van Cleef.

I take it that is you.
What did they look like?

Sorry.

Sammi printed this off
from a surveillance camera.

This woman - you see her?

Yeah, I know her.
She's that actress.

She's in that film where she
falls in love with a fish.

Oh, hang on - did she
fall in love with a fish,

or did she turn into a fish
and fall in love with a bloke?

Didn't like it much either way.

She's in that, uh, other
film too, isn't she?

Oh, the other one! Yeah,
with, uh... with the spiders.

And the fangs and that.

You. You, lady - you know?

Yeah. I know exactly who she is.

Yeah? Didn't turn into a fish.

That's the wrong film. She
got eaten by mutant piranhas.

From eating piranhas.

(WHISPERS) Rebecca? Becca!

No. I need your phone.

I don't have a
phone. Yes, you do.

I've seen it

and unless you give it
to me, I'll tell them.

I mean it.

It's in my shoe.

You know you'll face
eternal damnation.

It's your phone.

We both will.

(PHONE RINGS)

What do you want
me to do about it?

I hardly even know him!

In trouble, are we?

Oh, a cousin, or someone I
sort of know, needs help.

(DOOR BANGS OPEN)

Jesus! JEREMIAH:
Jason, we're on.

First thing tomorrow, I need you
to do exactly what I ask you to do.

There's a lot of lives depending
on you getting this right.

No, no, I understand. I
understand. You'd better, mate.

Well, it is the
Frankie thing, right?

Yeah. No, no. I'm
good. I'm good!

Actually, I've been practising
- you want to hear...?

(DOOR BANGS SHUT)

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYS ON STEREO)
(SINGS ALONG TUNELESSLY)

Connor and Manfred
have it under control.

Magda and Heather will
take over in the morning.

Ah, it's all fine.
You're safe now.

I've, uh, had a lot of
experience at this kind of thing.

IRIS: One more, Grandpa?

Uh, no, thanks, Iris.

I've had an adequate
sufficiency.

Why don't you finish them, hmm?

Do you have children, Graham?

Uh, no.

Uh... my wife died from breast
cancer before we could have them.

I'm sorry.

This one was a bit of a shock.

We were told we
couldn't have kids.

She turned up four years
after we adopted Otis.

Mmm, some kids know
they're needed.

(VEHICLE APPROACHES)

Stay here.

Hi. Hey.

Well, you're just in time
for some more inedible food.

I'm just passing.
You've got a guest.

Oh, it's only Graham. Come in.

Hey, I'm glad you're here.

Really glad, actually.

The other night, on
the water, it was...

..it was kind of
amazing, wasn't it?

Yeah, it was a bit... different.

I feel like I'm still on some
kind of high. What about you?

I'm coming down.

We've set a lot of
firecrackers off.

Yeah. Let 'em bang.

I came back with this
enormous sense of...

of freedom, like I could
jump out of my body

and be a completely
different person.

Listen, it's getting
really dangerous in town.

Oh, it's always
dangerous in town.

That's about the first
thing you told me.

But it's like that...

that danger...

I don't know - it's like, uh...

..I could become someone...

..completely different.

Don't get too carried away.
What you said to me in the hut.

You just have to go
with it and hope.

You were right!

I'm OK

and I think you are
a huge part of that.

I thought I was a
lapse of judgement.

Did I say that?
You sort of did.

I didn't mean it.

Look, I...

The last thing I want to do
is get between you and Jodie.

We're heading to the
mainland tonight.

That's what I came to tell you.

OK.

And when will you be back?

Hard to say. JACK: Hey.
I've gotta talk to you.

It's urgent. Can this wait?

No, it can't.

Alright. Uh, just give me a...

So, uh... so, you're
saying... what?

This will be the last
time we see each other?

Might be safer that way.

OK.

Right.

(SHUTS CAR DOOR, STARTS ENGINE)

What's so important? Otis
is in some sort of trouble.

What sort of trouble? Elysha
called me from the Community.

Wait - Otis is
with the Community?

Get him out.

The devil that I once told
you about is Thaddeus.

His real name is John Stiles.

He's the brother
of Vicky Stiles.

Who's she?

Who's Frankie.

Get Otis out!

Otis?

Otis! Oh, my god!

Oh, my god!

(WEEPS) Oh, my god.

What have they...?

I'm sorry, Mum.

Oh, enough. It's
alright, sweetie.

I'm gonna get you
out of here, OK?

What have they...?

(CHAINS CLINK)

What the fuck...?!

You get me the keys.

Now! Get me the keys!

It was necessary to
teach Otis a lesson.

You unlock my son,
you crazy fuck.

He has pledged himself
to the Community.

Do I look like I care
about some pledge

from some squalid, tin-pot sect?

No.

But you have a stink
from the outside.

And everyone here can smell it.

So I think it's wise
that you leave now.

I'm not leaving without my son.

Your son is with us now.

This will travel through your
throat and clear out the other side.

Maybe.

But if the earthly tent
we live in is destroyed,

we have a building from God.

An eternal house in heaven.

"In my father's house,
there are many rooms,"

where I will be
welcomed with open arms,

into every single one of them.

Good. You want a room in God's
house? I can arrange that.

He is immortal!

Make up your mind. I
can't hold this forever.

Let the boy go.

Unlock him.

Elysha! Return to your place!

I'm going with him.

Then you'll burn with
the rest of them.

Quickly.

Let's go!

(YELLS IN FRUSTRATION)

(CLATTERING NEARBY)

You cleaned the
kitchen? Of course.

I do it every day.

You hate porridge. I'm sorry...

No, no. It's just a while
since I smelt actual food.

Sit down. Thank you.

This is...

..amazing.

Is that porridge? Did...
did you make this?

Yes. And I cleaned the kitchen.

And I taught Elysha everything
she knows, didn't I?

Elysha. She did.

I'll...

Piss off.

Sorry. I have some
information you might want.

Oh, I doubt that very much.

It's about Jeremiah.

I know he's shot through.

So you know about the
other night, then?

Tell me.

Oh, I was sealing off the
road, like you wanted me to.

And I saw him coming up the road

with a kayak on his roof.

I stopped him and he said
he was going fishing.

Was she with him?

Who?

The poodle.

There was no dogs. I...

I stopped him. He said
he was going fishing.

Um... there was
no-one else with him.

And you're absolutely sure
there was no-one with him.

No-one else was there.

You too, eh?

(SLOW ROCK MUSIC PLAYS)
(MAN HUMS ALONG TUNELESSLY)

Excuse me.

I apologise for interrupting
you two handsome men but...

..was that Russian
you were speaking?

Why do you want to know?

He speaks English too!

Ooh! How exciting.

My friend and I have a very... long
fascination with everything Russian.

Are you on holidays? Holiday?

Yes.

We're here to see... apples.

We have Geeveston Fannys.

Are you allowed to
draw on the walls?

Looks like it.

The two of them shot
through. They had help.

You'll find them.

Yeah.

And those that helped them.

Do you remember that little
mongrel Doberman cross

the old man dragged home?

No matter how much we fed him or
how many balls we threw for it,

it never stopped biting us.

He was ungrateful.

Hmm.

What happened to that dog?

I drowned it in the pig trough.

(CHUCKLES)

Oh!

After everything I've done
for everyone in this town...

..they're just
like that mongrel.

No-one remembers what
you've done for them.

No-one thanked me.

I should just leave this
shit-hole and let them rot.

They can't be saved.

They're infected with the same
poison that infects all outsiders.

I'm sick of trying to
make this shit-hole work.

Now Jack's run off and fuck
knows where he's hiding out.

I set all this up for him!

He turned out to be just as
spineless as the rest of them.

I wake up every morning

and can't decide if I'd
be happier alive or dead.

You still want the guns?

Of course I do.

(LIVELY RUSSIAN
DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)

(LAUGHS)

Ya-hoo!

Ah!

Come here. I have a
knee for you to sit on.

Oh, later, later.

Just relax for a
bit. Drink your tea.

We'll show you boys a good time.

(LAUGHS)

You don't like our tea?

(LAUGHS, COUGHS)

(COUGHS)

I'm curious to know what you have
seen since you've been in Tasmania.

Apart from the... the
apples. (SPLUTTERS)

(GROANS)

You speak Russian?

(GAGS)

Vodka's bad.

Us? We're friends of the lady
that you came here to kill.

(COUGHS, SPLUTTERS)

It won't be long for you now.

And the world will be
a better place for it.

(GAGS, COUGHS)

Stop worrying!

In a few hours, we're gonna be
in a magical land, far, far away.

You really haven't travelled
enough. There's no magic.

Oh! Listen to Mr Cheerful!

Yeah.

First thing I'm gonna do is go to the
biggest department store I can find

and buy some Egyptian
cotton sheets.

How about you? Should
probably get some rest.

(GLOOMILY) "I should
probably get some rest."

Why? So we can wake up in three
hours' time and be miserable again?

What do you want from
me? A comedy routine?

You were with her the night you
sabotaged Frankie, weren't you?

You went and put our
lives in danger for her.

Didn't you?

We both...

had plenty of reasons
for doing what we did.

So you perform
this act of daring,

then you go your separate ways
and the two of you... shake hands?

Pretty much.

Are you even getting on
the boat with me tomorrow?

You haven't organised a
home for your dad, have you?

This was your dumb-arse
plan all along!

I had to make sure
that you were safe.

Well...

maybe it's time we took
our separate paths.

I'm not saying
that... Shut up.

I'm getting to the good bit.

OK.

Piss off, you arsehole.

And fuck you for
wasting my time!

(TELEVISION SWITCHES ON)

MAN: Pass us the pretzels
when you're ready?

Wouldn't rush. They taste
like cat piss and sweat.

Someone told me that the way to
spot a true local around here

is by the way they wear flip-flops
in the middle of winter.

Is that true? (CHUCKLES) Yeah.

And usually why dogs
start snarling first.

Are you passing through?

Something like that.

Paper bag, buying a pizza,
sitting alone, drinking at a bar.

What crime did you commit?

Lying? Cheating?

Forget an anniversary?

Ah, you don't know
the half of it, mate.

My trouble is that I love each
and every single one of them.

I take it you're not married.

No.

I wasn't blessed with the,
uh... the gift of commitment.

You?

Oh, I have a gift for
committing to the wrong woman

and sticking like
glue way too long.

Love everything.

If you love everything,

then you will perceive the
divine mystery of all things.

Dostoyevsky.

To me, that's just a
licence to love them all.

I find one hard enough.

Every now and then, you meet one
that you have to go back for.

She said, "I'm
glad you're here."

She was really happy I'd
come over. I don't...

What does it sound like to you?

Not sure I follow.
I'm not sure I do.

Sounds like whoever this woman is
really got under your skin, though.

Nah. No.

No.

Well, maybe...
yeah, maybe she did.

I've got myself one of those.

She's an itch I just
can't scratch, you know?

Yeah. (PHONE RINGS, BUZZES)

Ah. I have to take this.

Da.

(COUGHS VOILENTLY)

(COUGHS, GAGS)

What is stopping us doing
exactly what they do?

Why can't we use their
codes and steal their money

before they do?

We know the day that they
signal a payment's due.

We know they're paid
two hours later.

So what is stopping us from
setting up our own daisy chain

of off-shore banks
and bogus accounts?

But you could still only
collect from banks in Tasmania

and the banking
laws here are tight.

Yeah. But I think we can do it.

It'll need setting up -

I'll need specialised assets working
on the ground to pull it off.

If what you mean by 'specialised
assets' is... people,

this is probably the best
town in Australia for them.

I mean, you are living
in a town of criminals.

I know.

It's absolutely
perfect, isn't it?

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I'm looking for a dear friend
of mine, Anneka van Cleef.

She might not be going
by that name anymore.

There's three more looking for
you. Connor thinks they're Russian.

Are you sure? One
spoke good English.

What do you need, Stella? For
you to keep my children safe.

I don't believe you're
telling me the full story.

I've got Russian mercenaries
looking for me in town.

I've got nowhere to go
and no way of getting out.

All that bloodshed.

Pain. It still lingers.

Its claws hold on to you.

They won't let go.

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