All language subtitles for Queen Sugar s07e02 After a Period, Peace Blooms.enng

Previously on "Queen Sugar"...

You're a real
inspiration around here.

This is my big sis, Nova.

You have quite a reputation.All good, I hope?

I don't shy away from bad,
either.

I'm worried about you falling
so far behind on your mortgage.

Keke. I'm actually here to take
a class with this photographer.

Rahad Stevens?Oh, you know his work?

I run his NFT accounts.

It's been a long time
since I've felt like this.

Are you asking me out?Get back in the car.

You are not
welcome here, Sam.

Parker's a living descendant
of the massacre.

It's gonna take a lot more
than your pathetic daughter

to overturn the marker.We'll see.

♪♪

Where did I put
that address book?

You want to talk
about it?

We can't let Parker
get away with this.

I don't believe
what Sam said.

Betty was my best friend,
a good person.

She would never allow
her daughter or Sam

to do us wrong.

Baby, that was a long time ago,
and people change.

And the bottom line is,
she is still Parker's mother.

When's the last time
you saw her?

It's been awhile.

But I knew her.

Hollywood, I knew her.

I'm going to find her.

♪♪

♪ Dreams never die

♪ Take flight
as the world turns ♪

♪ Keep the colors
in the lines ♪

♪ Take flight
as the world turns ♪

♪ Keep the colors
in the lines ♪

♪ Take flight

♪ Dreams never die

♪♪

♪ Keep the colors
in the lines ♪

♪ Keep the colors
in the lines ♪

♪ Take flight

Ernest: And that's
my granddaddy, Angel,

my grandmama, May.

Nova:
There's my name.

It sure is,

and Ralph Angel's name
is right under yours.

Vi, get all of us together.

Oh!

Oh. I got it.

Alright, it messed up
a little bit,

but at least
it didn't tear.

We really gotta get
these digitized.

Yeah, before they're
lost forever.

Micah: Yeah.

I've never seen Pops
like that.

[ Chuckles ]He looks so young.

Yeah.
Younger than you.

Now it's all lost...

'cause of them.

We're still here,
but now it's all lost.

It's not over.

We are going to stop them
from overturning the landmark.

We've got the council
meeting tomorrow.

Dominic's in Baton Rouge,

meeting with the historic
preservation society,

and I've reached out
to all the living descendants.

With all of us standing
shoulder-to-shoulder

at the city council meeting,
we can stop Parker and Sam.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

♪♪

This photo halted development
at Congo Square.

This one re-opened
an unsolved murder case.

This photo was shared
over one million times,

brought in protesters
from across the world.

Keke helped me upload it
as an NFT.

We sold it for almost $100,000.

I donated the proceeds
to the Movement for Black Lives.

The value of an image.

Is the one with the dollar
amount worth more

than the one that brought peace
to a grieving family?

We can talk about the details
on NFTs later,

but right now,
let's just go over the basics.

What is an NFT?

It stands for
"non-fungible token."

It's a one-of-a-kind piece
of digital art stored online,

secured on the blockchain.

Artists buy and sell NFTs
to make a living all the time,

but whatever value an image
may have comes first from you,

the photographer.

All you have to offer as artists
is your perspective,

so I want you all to show me
the world through your eyes.

Show me you.

Now, the first NFT was minted
on May 3rd, 2014...

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Hey, um...
so how do I upload an NFT?

So they're generally run
through aggregator sites

with access to collectors
who pay top dollar.

So, um, you think
that there's anyone

that might be interested
in my work, or...

Keke introduced me
to a guy, Zane.

He's always sweating me
to post more.

I'll be honest with you --
he's a little slippery,

but you can handle him.

Okay.

You know, thank you.
Thanks.

Thank you,
Joaquin.

Can I get you
anything else?

I'm good,
son.

Full
as a tick.

So I hear you finally
asked Sandy out on a date.

I see you, playa.

[ Both chuckle ]

Yeah, and I gotta do something
special for our first date.

Yeah, yeah,
don't stress that, man.

I'm sure she'll like
whatever you come up with.

Just as long as you two
are together,

that's all that matters.

Wood,
this is a classy lady.

She's been to every fine
restaurant in New Orleans.

I can't take her
to just any place.

Well, give me something
to work with.

What does she like?
Where does she want to go?

Well, she talks
about Jamaica a lot.

Well, there it is.
Jamaica it is.

[ Laughs ]

I can't afford a trip
to Jamaica.

But you can afford
the Real Spot.

So let's say we make that
into a Jamaican paradise --

palm trees, reggae music,

have Vi make some jerk chicken
and rum cake.

We gon' make that first date
with Sandy a night to remember.

Okay. Jamaica in St. Jo.
I like it.

Uh-huh.

Been rotating
our crops lately,

practicing the
George Washington Carver method.

Yeah, our soil nutrients
have doubled.

Have y'all considered
aeroponics in the greenhouse?

It uses less water,
mostly air.

50 years, never heard
no farming with air.

Well, it's the same concept
as the Carver method.

You just need the right
amount of nutrients.

After we set up aeroponics,

we doubled our yield
in one year.

Wow.

I have something for y'all,
actually.

Seeds from my land.

From my mother's people.

Plant them, save the seeds,

so you can pass them
to the next generation.

I hope
they'll bring you luck

for the council
meeting tomorrow.

You've come a long way.

Didn't happen overnight.

It takes a village.

Well, that's one of the perks
of a co-op.

Community, yeah?Right. Mm-hmm.

You ready
for your interview?

Yeah, I am.

Us farmers need that
star treatment, too.

Encourage folks to get back
to the land.

Heard that.How about we talk over lunch?

How about over a drink?

Even better.

Well, it was lovely
seeing you again.

You as well.Prosper.

Y'all don't need anything
from me?

No, we're good.

[ Chuckles ]Y'all ladies have fun.

[ Laughs ]

So where we going?

Show me St. Jo,
Nova Bordelon.

♪ Young Felipe,
never been concerned ♪

♪ About the he say, she say,
every day, all day ♪

♪ But I do not eat cake,
and I do not see hate ♪

♪ Stinkmeaner, my demeanor
with the Nina ♪

♪ Señoritas want to meet me
at the Catalina ♪

[ Cellphone rings ]

[ Music continues indistinctly ]

The last time I did that,
he was at a café

across the street
and saw me ignore the call.

Well, he's in Chicago.

Mine's in New York,
so we should be safe, then.

[ Laughs ]

I love your jacket.
You look great in it.

Thank you.

Listen,
this might be TMI,

but when I was avoiding calls,
it didn't end well.

Yeah, well, it is definitely
headed in that direction,

but I still love him.

He's a great guy.
He always has been.

It's the reason
why I chose him.

Why am I telling you
my whole life story?

I'm so sorry.

Look, I say just rip off
the Band-Aid.

It'll hurt at first,
but then it'll get better.

Yeah, I'm just not sure
if I'm ready yet.

You don't know
until you try.

[ Chuckles ]

Call him.

Hi, I'm Billie Denton.

My mother calls me Imani.

That's a beautiful name.

It's really nice to meet you,
Imani.

Great meeting you too, Billie.
Make the call.

I'm thinking,
I'm thinking.

♪♪

Yeah, this remind me
of Montego Bay vibes right here.

And this one give you what?

Hedonism, 1999.

Ochos Rios.

Uh-oh, I found it.
Look at this.

Oh, here we go.
Yes.

Oh! Boom! Boom!

[Jamaican accent]
How do I look, man?

Keep the hat,
but lose the accent.

How you gonna do me
like that, Prosper?

Come on, now.
[ Laughs ]

Ah!

Yeah, thanks again
for everything, Wood.

There's no way I could have
done this all by myself.

We're just so glad
that Sandy make you so happy.

Do anything
to keep that going.

[ Reggae music plays ]

[ Sighs ]

You know, it's --
it's always a good thing

when you got two good people
and they into each other.

Sometimes, you just gotta
dig deep, go through it,

but when you do, there's
nothing better than love.

Yeah, you right about that.

It's about time
you got off the market.

No more flying solo.

Ohh. Yeah, I've been solo
for a long time.

Kind of got used
to being alone.

Oh, man, nobody needs
to be alone.

Sometimes it just takes a moment
to find your better half.

I tried for a long time,
but I found my queen.

Claire was my better half...

Yeah, the only woman
I ever loved.

Thought it was forever.
[ Chuckles ]

Didn't think I'd need to be
out here looking again.

A little rusty, but you know,
back then,

you didn't have to be smooth
or know the right words to say.

Just being me was enough.

Oh, it still is.

Hey, being real is never
going out of style.

Well, I hope you're right,
'cause I'm sweet on Sandy.

[ Chuckles ]

Mm.

I was born into it.

Both sides of my family
were farmers --

Cherokee and African.

From day one,
all I ever wanted to do.

Take care of the land,
it takes care of us.

You're Native American?

Both, and neither,
depending on who you talk to.

Ah.

Not Black enough
or Indian enough for some.

I don't always
fit in either.

That little pouch that you
gave my brother of the seeds --

that's a beautiful way
to honor your mother.

The seeds remember the land
they came from.

My mother used to tell us
about how girls would braid

rice and okra into their hair

when they were stolen
from Africa to remember home.

Yeah, yeah, lots of African
plants and crops

are here in the Americas
because of those women.

You know, our -- our mother
would tell us a story about

when her people were removed
from their lands,

they took their seeds
with them to Oklahoma,

but the crops
wouldn't grow there,

and the white settlers' food
wasn't growing here either,

so the white people
begged our people

for seeds to grow food
and survive, right?

Our people deliberated,
and ultimately, they --

well, they shared them.

But you see, the seeds needed
to be in their soil,

where they came from,
in order to survive.

Mm-hmm.

I feel that.

[ Chuckles ][ Notification sounds ]

So, uh,
what's your story, Nova?

You got someone tending your
garden at home, waiting on you?

Well, not at the moment.

He's out of town,
but yeah, I do.

You?

I'm still looking.

But good for you.

Mm.

Okay, shall we? Um...Okay, what do you got?

What inspired you
to start your co-op?

♪♪

♪♪

It's gorgeous, isn't it?

Yeah.

Hey, uh...

while I have you, I-I wanted
to show you some of my photos

for the art show
at the end of the summer?

Sure.
Let's see what you got.

Working hard on some stuff,
you know.

Hm.

This is my recent stuff.

Mostly black and white,
but --

Hm.
I like it.

I see you coming through.

Yeah.
This is nice work, Micah.

Oh, thank you.

I really want to be a part
of the art show.

You should talk to Keke.
She's curating.

Oh.

Oh, I didn't know.

Yeah, I, um...

I don't know if she told you,
but --

Yeah, she told me.

But she's the boss,
so you got a way in.

See you in class.

[ Zipper unzips, zips ]

You looking like a cat
that swallowed a canary.

Well,
I don't want to brag,

but we did sell out
all of my pies today.

Yeah, there were a lot
of tourists in here today,

but the rest of them, nah.

They like real butter,
cream, and sugar --

no substitutes, baby.

Substitutes can be tasty
if you know what you're doing.

I can show you
a few tricks.

Alright,
Mr. I-Can-Show-You.

You can help me whip up
a Jamaican feast

for Prosper's big date.

We'll see.
[ Chuckles ]

Plantains are my speciality.
My mom taught me.

Did you tell her
that I asked about her?

How is she?

She's good.

Just...busy working.

You would tell me if there
was a problem, right?

Of course.

I'm gonna see if anyone
needs anything.

♪♪

Well, I don't know
what happened, Parthena,

but I don't have any record
of you ever filing an extension.

Please, check
your records again.

Miss Parthena filed
more than three months ago,

but she hasn't received
the extension.

Sorry, I can't help you.

Mr. Miller, I put
that application in your hand.

You told me
I was good to go.

I don't recall that.
You got a receipt?

Oh, you know you ain't never
gave me a receipt --

not in the 35 years
I been coming in here.

Miss Parthena's USDA funds --

they haven't come through,
either.

That's why she's been late
with her payments.

Yeah, well, those funds
are tied up

because of the lawsuit
from the white farmers.

You know, it's just not fair
to give folks something

because of their race.

That's reverse discrimination.

Never stopped them from giving
the white farmers

everything they need.

And that lawsuit affects
USDA loans, not extensions.

Alright, well, I'll tell you
what I can do.

Now, I know some folks
that'd be very interested

in buying that land
of yours.

Okay, he's not
gonna help us, so --

Just hold on a second.

Now, because I've known you
for nearly 40 years,

I'm gonna make you
an exception.

You get that payment into
this office within 48 hours,

this whole matter'll be settled.

Where am I gonna get $25,000
by Monday?

We'll be in touch.

Let's go, Miss Parthena.

I'll see you guys --
I'll meet you guys at the car.

Excuse me.
You were listening in there.

Yes, I was.

Anything you can do
to help us?

I wish I could,
but it's not my case.

Miller takes
all the Black farmers.

He's been slowing down
the process.

He's waiting out the clock.You're right.

Look, call me.

I can't talk freely here.

Files get lost with Miller when
it come to the Black farmers.

And he said 48 hours, but if you
can come up with the money,

best to do it now.

I heard him talking
to the sheriff earlier.

He's not to be trusted,
so be careful.

Give me a call.

[ Sighs ]

[ Sighs ]

Roy Miller ain't never been
a friend of Black farmers.

Every interview I've done,
Miller's name comes up.

Is he the only rep
at the local USDA?

Mr. Randolph told me
he claims

all the Black farm cases
personally.

Easier to control
the system that way.

I know I put that extension
in his hands.

I swear.We believe you.

First it was Ralph Angel,
and now this?

The vultures are circling.

If the council votes to overturn
our historical landmark,

our home is gone.

I got to come up with $25,000
by Monday,

otherwise I'm gonna
lose my farm.

You're not gonna lose your farm,
Miss Parthena.

If we pool together
all our settlement money,

chip in a little bit more each,
we can make that payment.

Not going out like that
this time.

That's my word.

Thank you.

♪♪

♪ Pull up to the parking lot

♪ Boombox inside of my car

♪ Ooh, you need to toughen up

♪ Whole place
jumpin' right now ♪

Uh, excuse me?

Hi. Sorry to interrupt.
I'm looking for Zane.

Man: Beige jacket,
by the shark.

Thank you.

♪ Whole place
jumpin' right now ♪

♪ Pull up to the parking lot

♪ Boombox inside of my car

♪ Ooh, you need to toughen up

Hey.
Hey.

You must be Keke's friend.

Yeah, man.
Micah West.

Full disclosure,
I've been a Davis West fan

since he first got
in the league.

Oh, man.Your old man was a beast.

Hey, man, no lies detected.Yeah.

Let me show you around.Alright.

We printed out a few of
our favorite NFTs for the walls,

but, uh, most of the art
lives in there,

in the blockchain.

We only acquire what sells,

and if we bring you
into the Ivory NFT Art Show,

you need to sell
and keep selling.

Otherwise,
you're dead weight.

Want a drink?Yeah, please.

It's got adaptogens.

No booze until the sun sets,
then all bets are off.

Alright, so...
how do I get into this?

This overprivileged,
totally entitled crew

works on crypto tokens...

Okay.
...and good vibes.

We're aggregators.

People come to us because
they know we have real artists.

I mean, here I am.

Oh, yeah?
[ Chuckles ]

Alright, well, first I need
to take a look at your work.

If it's a fit,
we'll go from there.

Sounds good.
I'm in.

Let's do it.
Let's do it.

Very good to meet you.Nice to meet you as well.

Yeah. Peace.
Alright?

See you.

♪♪

♪♪

Mercy, looks like
the whole parish turned out.

They think numbers
will make the difference.

We can't afford
a setback here.

We got too much
riding on this.

We'll get them to overturn
the landmark

and finally get the land.

Just let me do my job.

Your mother would be
ashamed of you, baby.

You have no idea
what my mother wants.

All you had to do was get
your nephew to take the deal.

You didn't,
so it's my land now, Violet.

I don't give a good goddamn
whose daughter you are.

You watch your tone with me.

Say, let's just go
find a seat.

Vi...

I hope your family's prepared
to accept the council's ruling.

I know we are.

Sam...

not much is ever in our favor,
never has been,

and we are still here.

We're still fighting.

We never give up.
You should know that by now.

Come on,
Daddy.

[ Notifications sound ]

Councilman: Welcome.

We're here today
to vote on a proposal

from Landry Enterprises

to develop an outlet mall
on their land.

This would mean overturning
a historical landmark.

Speaking for the opposition,
Nova Bordelon.

We'll hear from her now.

[ Sighs ]

This land needs
to remain untouched.

It is the final resting place
for the victims

of the Thibodeaux Massacre.

But it is also my family home --
our home.

My ancestors, our ancestors,

have endured enough suffering
in life.

In death, we need to allow them
to rest in peace.

The land was designated
a historical landmark

by the state.

I ask that the council
respect that

and not allow it
to be destroyed for greed.

If we do not honor our past,
we dishonor our future.

Thank you.

[ Applause ]

♪♪

Thank you, Ms. Bordelon.

And Ms. Campbell?

I, too, have ancestors
buried on my land.

I too share the pain
of their suffering.

I want to honor
those brave souls

and have them disinterred
and given a proper burial.

This locket was given to me
by my mother.

It was my grandmother's.

She always told me
to remember my ancestors,

and that is what
I am determined to do.

I would be remiss if I didn't
acknowledge the council

for giving me
this opportunity to speak.

I agree with Ms. Bordelon.

We honor the past
and the future.

Excuse me.

[ Sobbing quietly ]

We share a deep commitment
to both.

I want to bring life
back to St. Jo.

This development will create
hundreds of jobs,

boosting a weak economy.

It is my honor to bring this
to my mother's hometown.

Thank you for your time.

[ Applause ]

♪♪

St. Jo needs a financial lift.

Our business community
took a hit due to COVID,

and we need to get
back on track.

I move for a vote.

All in favor of keeping
the historical landmark,

raise your hand.

♪♪

♪♪

All in favor of removing
the landmark

and going forward with
the land redevelopment project,

raise your hand.

[ Gallery murmuring ]

♪♪

♪♪

The motion is approved.

The development
will move forward.

The meeting is adjourned.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Did you call him?

♪♪

♪♪

What the hell is wrong
with you?

Like I said, just trying to
bring life back to a dying town.

It's over.
You can move the bones.

Or we will.

[ Chuckles ]

Excuse us.

Bye, Billie.

Hey.

This isn't the end.

Come on.

♪♪

We're not giving up,
but you gotta take a minute.

Restore, rest up
for the long fight ahead.

Come on, now.

Clear skies.
Calm water.

And you, preoccupied with all
the fishing you could be doing.

Woman, who's steering
this fantasy, me or you?

I'm sorry, go ahead.

Thank you.
Now, where was I?

Oh, yeah,
nothing for miles

except us and the waves,
just all alone.

Hmm, that sounds
like heaven.

You know I love a full house,
but this?

Just you and me?

Baby, you can have me out here
whenever you want.

♪♪

Even in the worst of times, we
have to remember our blessings.

Ain't nobody here but me
and these waves.

[ Chuckles ]

Catch the other one.
Catch it, catch it, catch it.

[ Both laugh ]

[ Indistinct singing ]

♪♪

[ Knocking on door ]

♪♪

♪♪

Hey.
Hey, bro.

What's up, man?Come in.

How are you?Good. What about you?

Good, man. Chilling.
Getting some work done.

Oh, snap.
This the good stuff.

Yeah, man, we had a few bottles
laying around the office.

Thought you might like it.Oh, yeah. Well, yeah.

Come on in.
Make yourself at home.

Uh, take your shoes off,
if you don't mind.

Yeah.

Do you want
some of this now?

If you are.

Pshh! Alright.

It's so nice.

Great taste.

That's mostly my mom's taste,
but --

Charley Bordelon West.

She's hot.

♪♪

[ Liquid pouring ]

So, talk to me, man.
How do I, uh, upload an NFT?

Like, can I do it just whenever
I want, wherever I want?

Like, I don't know
the ropes, man.

Chill, chill.
Let's just relax.

Let's take a look
at your photos.

Alright.
I, uh...

This here.

Check that out.
Okay.

You just keep swiping that way
to see everything.

♪♪

This is that heat.

This your boyfriend?

No.

No, that's just a friend.

♪♪

Cool.

I know some collectors
that might be interested

in something like this.

Really?
Yeah.

But listen, no one sells
their first time out,

so don't get discouraged.

I'll show you the ropes.Alright.

You ready?
I'm ready.

I don't think they ready.
Look at this.

Fact.

[ Laughs ]

You know, and then she told me
her name was Imani.

And we just vibed.

I mean, I-I thought she was
just another cool sister.

I-I can't believe it.

We're not 16 anymore, okay?

We can do better.
[ Laughs ]

Where's the fun in that, though?
Cheers.

[ Both laugh ]

So did you call him?

I did.
Mm.

I did.

I told him that I need
more time.

Mm!

So "Imani"...
[ Laughs ]

...was right.
You need to pull that Band-aid.

Yeah, but I still love him,
Nova.

♪ No one really cares
what happens ♪

What if I let him go
and I-I never find anybody else?

[ Sighs ]

You know you've always had
one foot out the door.

Okay?
Either step in or out.

Make a choice.

Yeah.

This place has not changed
at all.

[ Chuckles ]

Only place we could smoke,
drink, cuss.

Dream.

You know, all you talked about
back then was law school.

What happened?

Life.
[ Chuckles ]

I got distracted.

Babies, bills, you know.

I thought I was gonna be
the next Pauli Murray.

What's stopping you?
You still can.

Stop thinking and just do.

I'm gonna need you
to get a new catchphrase.

[ Gasps ]

It works for me.
Oh, does it?

[ Laughs ]
Whatever.

[ Laughs ]

♪ No one really cares
what happens ♪

[ Sighs ]

I can't stop thinking
about that council meeting.

I talked to Mo earlier,
and she gave me an idea.

We can stage an event
on our land as a protest.

[ Clicks tongue ]

Well, maybe stop thinking
and just do.

Huh.

[ Chuckles ]

See how
I turned that around?

You -- You know, you using
my words against me, okay?

I see you. Touché.I'm kind of clever.

[ Both laugh ]

You're right.
You're absolutely right.

[ Cheers and applause ]

What?

Alright,
why are we clapping?

[ Laughs ]

Hey.
Not bad, rookie.

10K your first time out.

Wait, I sold?

You sold.

Yo! Let's go!

Yo. Man, I couldn't have
done this without you.

You're damn right, yeah.

Just remember, you're only
as good as your last sell.

Micah, great job, Bro.

Welcome to Ivory.Thanks.

Let's party.

Yo, thanks, team.

Yo, let's go.

Where are we going?You'll see. You'll see.

Why do I have to close my eyes?
Where we going?

Okay, here we are.
You can open them now.

Prosper,
this is beautiful.

It's like we're right here
next to the ocean.

♪ Give thanks to the most high

Oh, this is just too much.

Ohh.

Wow.

Thank you.

Mm.

[ Sighs ]

[Jamaican accent]
And welcome to Cafe Jamaica.

Yeah, mon!

It's irie.
[ Laughs ]

What do you think?

I think you should have
lost the accent.

[Jamaican accent] Oh,
him been workin' on it all day.

Yeah, mon.[ Laughter ]

And on the menu for tonight...Look at that!

we have jerk chicken,

rice and peas,
steamed cabbage,

and Joaquin's special plantains,
and rum cake for dessert.

Oh, Vi!
Everything looks so delicious.

It sure does.

And thank you
for this blessing.

Well, you two enjoy.

Baby, why don't we let
the lovebirds

have some privacy, right?

Oh, yes, yes.
Okay, so, behave yourselves.

Maybe we can have
some alone time, too?

Yes. Right?Whatever that means, y'all.

Okay?

Oh.

I can't believe
you did all this for me.

Oh!

[ Sighs ]

I know you talk a lot
about Jamaica,

and I couldn't
take you there,

but I hope
this will do instead.

It will.

Thank you.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[ Breathing heavily ]

[ Chuckling ]

How was your meeting?

It was good.

What have you two
been doing?

Well, nothing.

She couldn't sleep, so I decided
to show her her grandparents.

[ Clicks tongue ]

Your parents look so happy.

There's nothing better
than love.

I wonder how Prosper and Sandy's
first date went.

He was so nervous.

[ Chuckles ]

Well, probably better
than our first date.

You remember?
Mm-hmm.

Hella awkward.

But it ended up smooth.

We left that fancy place
in New Orleans

and ended up getting take-out
catfish and shrimp at, um...

Willie Mae's.Willie Mae's, yeah.

Took it to the river
and just stayed up all night.

Mm-hmm.

The same place
you proposed to me.

I made a lot of mistakes
in my life,

but falling in love
with you ain't one of them.

I love you forever.

I love you forever, too.

[ Cellphone vibrates ]

Prosper?

Wait, hold up.
Hold up, hold up, hold up.

Slow down.

Wait, what happened?

Right now?

Okay, bye.

What happened?

Miss Parthena.

It's happening.

I gotta go.
Okay. Okay.

I'mma call you.I'll come as soon as I can.

♪♪

♪♪

Hey!

[ Sobbing loudly ]

They're taking --
They're taking my house.

Hey!
They're taking my house!

[ Police radio chatter ]

Hey, man.
Came as soon as we could.

We'll start putting these bags
in the truck.

I got a couple
of guys coming.

Is this really necessary?

The bank wants this house
locked up by end of day.

Anything left will go up
for auction with the house.

♪♪

Excuse me.

Sir, I have the loan-extension
paperwork right here.

We just need one more day.

Well, that's nothing
to do with me.

I just follow the orders
that I'm given,

and my orders
are to make sure

Miss Gilmore
is out of this house.

What am I gonna do, Vi?

Where am I gonna go?

[ Sniffles ]

Don't you worry
about that.

We will figure it out.

You are not in this alone.
You hear me?

♪♪

Alright.

Alright.

♪♪

Baby.

Back in the car.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Sobbing ]

Come on.

It's alright.

♪♪

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