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Come on, Al, we
haven't messed up yet.

Let's just not this time.

You gotta trust me.

I can't believe
you don't trust me.

It's not that I don't trust--

We didn't take any chances.

Come on, just for a minute.

Oh, God.

What's with the oh, God?

I hate that "oh,
God" thing you do.

I'm sorry.

It's just--

What is it?

You don't love me?

If you don't love me, tell me.

I just don't feel
like it's safe.

So you think I'm that stupid?

I never said you were stupid.

Why do you make me work
so hard all the time?

I'm sorry.

I don't mean to, it's just--

What then?

I'm sorry.

[MUSIC - SOPHIE PARK, "PERFECT
DAY"]

[SINGING] Wake up, darling,
it's just you and me.

Everything feels right,
just like it's meant to be.

Let's devote the morning,
spend the afternoon,

'cause we can't take it with the
same, tomorrow comes too soon.

In every single way,
today is the perfect day

for a perfect day.

Let's go on an adventure,
look into each other's eyes.

It doesn't matter if it rains
or shines if you are by my side.

We could stop the hands of time,
the world from spinning round.

Keep the moon from coming
up, the sun from going down.

In every single way,
today is the perfect day

for a perfect day.

Today is the perfect
day for a perfect day.

I don't want it to end.

I don't want it to end.

I don't want it to end.

Unless we can do today all
over again, all over again.

In every single way,
in every single way,

today is the perfect
day for a perfect day.

Today is the perfect
day for a perfect day.

Good morning, staff.

Briefing in the break room.

Alison?

Alison?

Done with your paperwork?

See, I wasn't sure what
to put here about father.

Just put a line through it.

Doesn't matter.

I just don't want
anyone-- I mean,

it's not like I
don't know who it is.

We're actually planning
on having a family.

Just leave it blank.

It doesn't matter.

Girl, leave it blank.

See me?

I always leave it blank.

If he ain't here with
you, he's a blank.

They all blank, so you might as
well just go on and go blank.

Or you can write something
more colorful, that's it.

You know what?

You write what
you want to write,

cause it's totally up to you.

I'm just saying, if he ain't
man enough to be here with you,

he deserve it, don't he?

Or no?

Yeah, I'll just leave it blank.

OK.

Intend to pay cash?

Oh, yeah.

I have it right here.

She's a first timer, Miss Glo.

Girl, you ain't got to pay.

Tell her.

Here, let me just give you this.

You hold on to this
and I'll let you know.

OK.

I ain't never paid for mine,
no thanks to Mr. Blank.

Do you have somebody
to take you home?

You drove yourself, didn't you?

Well, we'll take care
of that later, OK?

Thank you.

Alison?

I could lose my job
for asking you this,

but are you sure about
what you're doing?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

No.

Sylvia?

Alison, I have loved you
since before your days began.

I loved you with a love that is
everlasting, with faithfulness

and desire for your goodness
beyond your furthest dreams.

I have a future and a
plan for you, Alison.

It would melt your heart
to know even the tiniest

measure of care and wonder
that lie before you,

within the embrace of my hope.

And I will never
leave you, Alison.

As so many have, I will never
abandon or turn you away.

And I love you, Alison.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

Glo, come to the back, please.

Excuse me, miss?

May I--

Oh, yeah, sorry.

No.

No, just--

Oh.

Right, sorry.

I'm a little new at this.

Yeah, I know.

Yeah.

And that girl over there,
"she's a first timer, Glo."

I guess I just have a
stamp on my head, right?

No, it's not that.

Well, I'm a last timer,
too, I guarantee it.

I would think
that's a good thing.

Oh.

Wow, that was pretty stupid
what I just said, huh?

Yeah.

I'm so sorry.

How embarrassing.

I'm not usually this
weird, I'm just-- I mean,

all I have to do
is lift up my feet.

But no, not Alison, you know?

She's gotta turn it into
this whole major thing.

Oh my God.

Let me get that.

Is it OK?

Can you fix it?

Doesn't look so bad.

I'm expecting a very,
very important call.

The boyfriend?

I can see you're
not a first timer.

I bet you fix lots
of phones in here.

And a few other things.

Oh, God, please call.

Please be OK.

Oh no, no, no,
he's not like that.

Oh, his name is Rick.

I'm Alison, actually,
and he's-- Rick.

He's actually pretty concerned
about this whole thing, so.

You hear that a lot, don't you?

Well, he's different.

Sure, he has his
ways, but he'll call.

You'll see.

Oh.

Here you go.

OK.

Moment of truth, right?

Oh my God.

Oh my God, thank you,
thank you, thank you.

Mwah.

Thank you, Jesus.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I didn't offend you, did I?

No, I hear it all the time.

Oh, God.

Is it OK if I go outside?

I'm just-- I mean, you can do
better without me sitting here,

you know?

Yeah.

OK.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Nobody home.

Leave a message.

Hi.

I guess you're still sleeping.

That's good, you
need your sleep.

I'm glad.

I'm here and everything's OK.

I just knew you'd be worried
and all, so-- and I miss you.

OK, well, I'll talk
to you soon-- later.

I should be done
soon is what I mean.

And you can call if you want.

I mean, if it's OK.

They said it's OK.

OK, so I'll talk to you soon.

OK?

Yeah, OK.

He's sleeping.

At least, I hope he's sleeping.

Yeah, it's not nice.

But you know, you could
end up with that guy.

It's not a good thing.

Better you find out now.

A lovely young
woman like yourself

deserves a guy
who will treat her

like a lovely young
woman like yourself.

But this Rick, he's already done
enough harm, don't you think?

Yeah, you've worked here
a long time, haven't you?

Since 1973.

Wow, I wasn't even born yet.

It's a long time.

I don't even think
my mom was born yet.

A very long time.

Yeah, I always wished I
had a father who talked

to me like you did just now.

No dad is perfect,
that's for sure.

How did I end up in this place?

I mean, it's not like
I'm a bad person.

I'm just trying to be
happy like everyone else.

I'm sorry, I don't
even know you.

You've probably met a
million girls just like me.

And then some.

Every one of them
special, every one of them

precious, and every
one of them facing

the exact same question--
what do I do now?

As if I have a choice.

Oh wow, tell me I
didn't just say that.

I wish I could.

But you know what I mean--
I don't have a choice.

What else can I do?

How about have a baby.

That's crazy.

I can barely take
care of myself.

I mean, I want to have kids.

It's not like I'm against it,
it's just not the right time,

I guess.

And especially with Rick.

That's his name, Rick.

I already told you that.

If we were going good,
maybe, but he just

keeps telling me to do this.

That everything will be good
again if I just do this.

Might you be Alison?

Oh, sweetie.

Here, there's some tissues.

Never fear, Marta's here.

My name is Marta--
M-A-R-T-A. I'm a counselor.

Yeah, that receptionist, Gloria?

She called me about you.

She said you're not so
sure about all this today.

I thought I was, but
I don't know anymore.

I've been there myself, girl.

Woo!

God, it's so cold here.

It's private, though, you know?

We get to talk woman to woman.

So what can I help
you with, Alison?

Can I answer any
questions for you?

No, I know it all, I just
need to buck up and do it.

That's what my
father always told

me-- stop your
whimpering, Alison,

and just get on with it.

No, you don't have
to get on with it.

Nobody is forcing you.

But a young girl like you,
you have your whole life

ahead of you.

As a matter of fact, I
was in your shoes once.

That's what makes me so
qualified for this job.

And I love my job.

I was about your age and I
never thought I'd get preggers.

And my boyfriend wasn't
taking responsibility.

Was his name Rick, too?

No, but sometimes they're
all the same, aren't they?

I hope not.

Otherwise, I'm in big trouble.

So wait, you did this?

It's the best thing I ever did.

And then I married the most
wonderful man-- also not named

Rick-- and we had another
child-- wait, I mean a child.

Where is it, where is it?

Oh, here he is.

He's all grown up
now, but I like

to keep him a little
boy-- it's a mom thing.

And obviously, I love my job
because I get to help girls

like you find their way.

I always thought
if you did this,

your plumbing got too screwed
up to have another kid?

No.

That's pro-life propaganda.

Well, I mean, sometimes
it does happen.

I mean, there are
risks, but there

are risks to carry a
pregnancy to term, too.

I just want it to go away.

But that's what we do, Alison.

That's the magic.

It just poof-- goes away.

And you never had another one?

No.

It's kind of sad
being an only kid.

I got to dash off now.

Oh my goodness,
there's this girl

that I have to
meet at my office.

She's waiting for me.

Terrible case-- she says
the father is her father,

can you imagine?

OK, so here's my card.

You call me when you need me,
the cell number is right there.

And remember, Alison, Alison
needs to think about Alison.

You have such exotic eyes.

You wouldn't have a little
Asian in you, would you?

Huh?

Not appropriate.

Never mind.

[PHONE RINGING]

OK, I got to go.

Dashing.

See you.

OK, my phone does not stop.

It's blowing up.

There's something that M-A-R-T-A
didn't tell you, Alison.

Your baby-- she's a little girl.

Who are you?

I mean, who do you think you
are to say a thing like that?

I don't even know you--
wait a minute, she didn't--

See me.

But how could she not?

Who are you?

Well, I'm not a ghost.

I'm certainly no angel.

I'm definitely not-- Kind
of leaves only one option.

Oh, God.

You got to be more
careful with that, Alison.

You say, "oh, God," and oh, God
is what you're going to get.

OK.

You just stay away from me.

Stay right there.

Stay-- Hi, hi, Miss Glo?

Yes?

Hi, yeah, it's Alison.

I talked to you earlier-- I'm
the girl who left it blank.

Yeah, could you
please buzz me in?

Of course.

Please?

You just stay away from me.

OK?

Just don't.

Is there an aid available
for room 3, please?

I didn't get your name before.

You didn't ask before.

Yeah, I know, I'm sorry.

I'm just a little new at this.

First timer, see?

I knew it.

You better make sure
you're a last timer, too.

Yeah, I was actually just
thinking about that before.

I'm sorry, I just--

Sorry?

It's me who should be sorry for
coming back to this rat hole.

Sure glad my mama ain't
around to see this.

Some people just never
smell the coffee.

I like coffee.

Yeah, me too.

But you're a pretty, young girl.

Don't be coming back.

Take a lesson from Lecretia--
that's my name-- Lecresh.

My name is Alison.

Al, Allie-- my grandmother
used to call me Allie.

Oh, my grandmother, she'd
beat my butt she see me

in a place like this.

Lecretia?

Do you know that
maintenance man over there?

Not that you would,
it's just, you

seem to know people
around here, so--

Maintenance man?

I ain't never met
no maintenance man.

Although, my mama
tell me my daddy

was a maintenance man,
among other things,

if you know what
I'm talking about.

So you don't know him?

Girl, is you high?

What you been smoking?

Heather?

That's me.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Thank you.

Nasty old witch.

She was looking at me to
see if my name was Heather.

Ain't no reason why my
name can't be Heather.

I don't even know why
I'm talking to you.

I'm sorry, Miss Glo?

Lecretia troubling you?

No.

No, not at all.

She's actually very lovely.

Did you get to talk to Marta?

Yes.

Do you have any questions?

And no.

But, that man over
there, the janitor?

I hate to use that word,
but you know what I mean.

Can you ask-- he just keeps
on staring at me, so--

That janitor there?

Yes.

Yes!

This is such a relief.

Lecretia didn't even know
what I was talking about.

I mean, it was like
she couldn't see him.

How can you not see him?

He's standing right there.

Oh my gosh, I am so relieved.

Miss Glo to the rescue.

I bet that's a motto around
here-- you can always

count on Miss Glo.

Honey, I just get paid to
keep things moving here,

but I'm not made out of stone.

This is very stressful
for a girl like you,

and stress can do
some funny things.

Make you see janitors
that aren't there.

Now, when I asked you earlier
if you're sure, honey,

that is not something
that I ask every girl.

Ma'am?

You janitor is
upsetting me and I

would think that someone in your
very delicate position would--

Alison, honey.

There is no janitor.

He doesn't come in until
9:00 and I have never

seen him once come in early.

I'm sorry, Alison.

There's no janitor.

Of course.

Silly me.

I'm seeing janitors
that aren't there.

I must be so freaked out about
this whole thing that I'm

seeing a janitor--
of all things, right?

I know I'm pretty
weird, but my boyfriend

said he was going
to call, so-- yeah.

Well, you think about
what I asked you.

There's still time.

I am.

I mean, I will.

Thank you, Miss Glo.

Thank you for you.

I love the way you
haven't decorated in here.

It's very nice.

Makes a girl feel like home.

So, I'm going to go sit down.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Who are you?

You know who I am.

Oh, God?

Oh, God, Jesus, the
word was with God,

and the word was God--
any of that ring a bell?

Sunday school.

And you thought it
was a waste of time.

Funny, but you don't look
how you're supposed to look.

Tell me something I didn't
hear 2,000 years ago.

What's that supposed to mean?

Shouldn't have
skipped that Sunday.

But if you're not
impressed, I could--

how about something more
"ancient of days"-ish?

Or maybe Renaissance painting?

OK, no more.

Please.

Janitor look suddenly
working for you?

Yeah.

Yes.

Why can't they see you?

I'm not here physically,
I'm my spirit-- Father, Son,

and Holy Spirit.

Ever heard of that?

Wendy Mei Fong?

Yes.

Am I saying that right?

Thank you very much.

Are you OK?

My babies.

They're killing my babies.

I don't understand.

Thousands.

Thousands and
thousands of my babies.

Don't call them babies.

They're not babies.

What about these girls?

What about me?

OK, we need help.

We're just trying
to live our lives.

What?

We're supposed to just drop
everything and become a mommy?

Is that it?

Why don't you stop it.

You're Mr. Oh, God,
I'm so powerful.

Well, why don't you do
something if it's so awful?

What about the other stuff?

People are killing each other
all around the world, but no.

What about that, huh?

And the polar icecaps
are melting, too.

But no, you're in here all
upset because girls are just

trying to live their lives.

You're just wrong.

Hi, Miss Glo?

Is it OK if I get
some fresh air?

Just go outside for a minute?

I know I was just
out there, but--

No, that's fine.

OK.

And how much longer
is this going to take?

Because I really, really want
to get this over and done with.

Oh, girl, that's what
I'm talking about.

I love a woman
that takes charge.

Assuming we stay
on schedule, 10:45.

Good.

That's really good.

I'm super glad.

Good.

I'll just be-- oh, do
you want my money now?

I actually have it
here with me, so--

Girl, I told you you
ain't got to pay.

Not yet, I'll let you know when.

OK.

Thank you.

I just want to get
this over with.

You've thought about it?

No-- yes.

Yes.

I mean yes.

Yeah, I was thinking about
it while I was over there.

Thank you.

I just want this over with.

I understand.

Thank you so much, Miss Glo.

You know, you're the
perfect kind of person

to be working in
a place like this.

You know what I mean.

Go on, girl,
buttering up Miss Glo.

I see you.

Alison, you go get
some fresh air.

OK.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Do you care for
a fake cigarette?

Oh, I don't smoke.

Neither do I. It's fun
to pretend sometimes.

I don't know about
you, but I seem

to pretend a lot these days.

There you go.

They say it's just water vapor.

See?

Hey, you got it.

Just keep pretending.

Why are you here?

Well, I already have two kids.

Let me show you them.

Look, this is Anna
and this is Harvey.

My husband insisted that we
name him after his grandfather,

so it's this cute
little two-year-old

with an eight-year-old name.

Do they know?

No.

Nobody knows.

Mommy's taking a mommy
day at the spa today.

Not even your husband?

Especially my husband.

It's the last thing he needs
on his plate right now.

You guys didn't
even talk about it?

I tried to a couple of times,
but-- don't get me wrong,

he's good husband.

It's just-- it isn't
the right time is all.

I do think about
Anna and Harvey--

a little brother that
they'll never know.

I just have a small
feeling it's a boy.

Not even when they're older?

How about that cigarette, huh?

It's fun to pretend, isn't it?

Rita?

We're ready for you.

Especially now.

What if something
goes wrong in there.

I mean, then they'll know.

Something could go wrong.

Well, that's just a risk
we're both willing to take,

now isn't it?

I'll tell you what--

Alison.

My friends call me Al.

Allie.

Rita.

Nice to meet you.

So I'll tell you
what, Allie-- you pray

for me and I'll pray for you.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Why can't they see you?

I told you, I'm my spirit.

Why me?

Because I love you, Alison.

And I love your
little girl, too.

And I have great
hope for both of you.

I willed her to live before
the beginning of time-- same

as you.

And I willed her
for life, Alison,

not to die today in this
place-- certainly not

by her own mother.

I know you think it's not the
right time for you, Alison.

I know you think this
interferes with the way you

wanted your life to happen,
but Alison, she lives.

And just because that's not
right for you right now,

it doesn't make it not true.

She lives-- inside you.

Even now, she has a tiny little
heart-- smaller than a speck--

and it beats, pumping life
to her tiny little limbs,

growing a million
cells a second.

And eyes, and nose,
and feet, and hands.

Right now, even as I
speak, I'm literally

hand-forming her inside you.

Building her little
life and growing her

to that day when she can
breathe that very first time

without her mommy's help.

That very first day
when she opens her eyes

and she sees her mommy smiling.

Alison, your little girl
just wants to see your smile.

Her little mind
can't comprehend it,

but I've already built
that desire into her.

She just wants to feel the
warmth of her mommy's arms

around her-- the
same as right now

she's tucked into the
safety of her mommy's tummy.

Alison, your little
girl just wants you.

I know you just want her to go
away, but she just wants you.

Are you sure she's a girl?

I should know.

What about them and
their little girls?

What about Rita?

She's already a mother, so why
don't you try and stop her?

I'm trying with them, too, the
same as I'm trying with you.

Go ahead and look.

I'll open your eyes
and you can see.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

The battle is in
the will, Alison.

I want what I want-- no
matter the consequences,

no matter the harm.

It's easy for me to
split the Red Sea,

to raise Lazarus from the
dead, but the human will--

So what are we going to do?

The question is, what are
you going to do, Alison?

It's your choice.

She's your little girl.

And I gave her to
you to surround

with all the care, and love,
and protection, and joy,

and wonder a little
girl can handle.

I gave her to you, and you
alone, because I trust you.

I trust you with
your little girl,

who is my little girl, just
like you're my little girl, too.

You're a mother, Alison.

The decision is literally
yours whether today she lives

or she dies.

Would you like to meet her?

I don't understand.

Your little girl, would
you like to meet her?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[PHONE RINGING]

Hi.

Yeah, what's up?

It's Rick.

How's it going there?

Oh, I'm fine.

Want to talk to him?

Just that it's so cold out.

I know, I got my
board last night.

I'm hoping for snow.

Oh, you got a new board?

Yeah, yeah, I got it in
just before they closed.

I thought you said
money was tight.

You should see this baby.

She is so beautiful.

Yeah, but I--

I gotta do my thing,
why you trying

to take that away from me?

I'm not taking
anything away from you.

Then what's your problem?

You suck the fun
out of everything.

I'm sorry.

Tell me about your board.

You already ruined it.

I was all excited and now
you make me feel like dirt.

I said I was sorry.

Can we move on?

Whatever.

So are you coming?

Yeah, I think it's better
if I just lay low a while.

You sound all on
edge and everything.

You don't realize how you
are when you're like that,

but why don't I text
you when you're done

and I'll spring for a pizza.

They'll let you eat when
you're done, won't they?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Are you there, Al?

Can you hear me?

I think we've lost her, Captain.

Aloysius?

Paging Aloysius.

I love it when you
call me Aloysius.

That's because you
wish you were a dude.

I do not.

Don't say that.

It's a dude's name
and you love it, so--

Maybe you wish I was a dude.

Al wants to be a dude,
Al wants to be a dude--

Stop.

I'll stop when you
tell me you love me.

Dude, dude, dude, dude.

OK, I love you.

OK, now you say it to me.

Say what?

Dude?

Dude.

No, say I love you.

Come on Rick, say it.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Look who's all of a
sudden all smiles.

Oh, it's my boyfriend.

He's sending me funny pictures.

See?

Funny man, this
boyfriend of yours.

Oh, you have no idea.

Seems to me, a man ought
to just say I love you.

Oh, no, it's like
his love language.

He ought to be speaking
the English language.

Haven't you ever heard
of love languages?

It's like, different people
have different ways of saying,

I love you.

Like, my daddy, for
example, he never

used to say I love you
or I'm proud of you,

it just wasn't
his love language.

And it used to kill me
until I realized it just

wasn't his love language.

Well, my daddy, he speak the
"nowhere to be found" language.

No, this is serious.

See, even though he
didn't say, "I love you,"

he did other things,
like buy me nice dresses.

And the whole time I'm thinking,
oh, my daddy doesn't love me,

and he's wondering
why I'm upset.

It's like, we just weren't
understanding each other's love

languages.

Things I missed not
going to college.

See, it's the same with Rick.

That's my boyfriend's
name, Rick.

See, he doesn't buy me
things-- actually, I'm

the one who does
most of the buying--

but he does other stuff,
like making me laugh.

That's his way of
saying I love you.

That's his love language.

Well is he gonna
bring his funny behind

down here so you don't have
to do this all by yourself?

Or he don't speak
that language, either?

Well where's your boyfriend?

I ain't never claimed
to have no boyfriend.

Ain't nobody sending
me funny pictures.

It's his love language.

All I see is a pretty
girl all by her lonesome.

You again?

Me and Lecretia.

What does she know and who
is she to give me advice?

Yeah, she's made her share
of mistakes, that's for sure.

Well why don't you
try and save her baby?

I am already.

Oh.

Right, yeah, "let me
open your eyes, Alison."

You really love
him, don't you, Al?

You don't want to lose him.

I don't want to
discuss this with you.

I know.

If I may, you could
have saved yourself

a lot of trouble if you had.

What do you know about trouble?

You just sit up there
where everything's so great

and you get to watch down on
all our starving children,

and wars, and AIDS, and no,
no, and we can't have any fun.

No, we have go to
G-rated movies,

otherwise we go to Hell
or something, right?

Yes, I love him.

And nothing is going to
take that away from me.

Not even your little girl?

Especially that.

He's hanging all over
your head, isn't he, Al?

"I can't handle
a baby right now.

You too, Al.

If you have this baby,
it will tear us apart."

What am I supposed to
do, go buy a minivan?

Oh, this isn't happening.

Tell me this isn't happening.

You just got to take care of it.

You got to go someplace
and take care of it.

A lot of girls do it--
Shake's girl did it.

Hey yo, Shake?

Don't.

Yeah?

What's up man?

Nothing.

Oh.

Chicks, man.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

It's not a big deal.

You just got to go someplace
and take care of it.

It's not like it's a
real kid or anything.

How am I gonna pay for it?

I don't know, we'll figure out
how much it is and split it.

I don't know.

How am I supposed to know?

You were there too, Rick.

Yeah.

OK, now you're going way out,
like this is all my fault?

Just forget it, Rick.

If you have this baby,
it will tear us apart.

Look, it's already
tearing us apart.

Forget it.

I'll just do something.

How could you just do nothing
and let him say those things?

Miss Glo?

Is there a place I can
go and just be alone?

I know I can go outside, but--

Come with me.

Just forget it.

I'll just do something.

She's a precious woman,
Rick, go after her.

She's carrying your baby.

Be a man!

I tried, Alison.

Just like I'm here
with you now, trying

so hard to save your
little girl's life.

To save your life.

Because I promise you,
Alison, if you do this thing

that you set your
mind to do, you'll

pay a terrible price--
just like your little girl

will pay a terrible
price-- every day

for the rest of your life.

I love you, Alison.

If you had even the slightest
idea how deeply I love you.

And who says I'm
still gonna do it?

Maybe I'll change my mind.

Maybe I could raise her.

Yeah, I could do that.

I could get a better job.

But what about Rick?

Yeah, who needs a guy like that.

If I just had a better job.

I just don't know what to do.

[CRYING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[SINGING] My life's
wrote for me.

Long is the bounty.

We are just too deep
to see-- to see.

My life's wrote for me.

Yeah.

Alison?

Alison, honey?

Alison?

Everyone available to Room 1C.

You were just dreaming.

You were screaming
in your sleep.

I have to get out of here.

I don't want this anymore.

What's going on in here?

What are they doing in here?

She wanted to be alone, so I
just thought if I brought her--

Are you out of your mind?

I need to go.

I need to get my things
and I need to go.

She fell asleep.

She was just dreaming.

Dream on, girl.

Back to the waiting room
for you, young lady.

Nasty old witch.

Lecretia!

You must be Alison.

My name is Dee, Alison.

I have to go.

See if Shane has a moment.

Feeling better?

You're feeling better
already, aren't you?

Good, I'm glad.

Can you stand?

Think you can stand?

Come on.

Up you go.

Oh.

Good.

You're not dizzy, are you?

You know, Gloria's told me
a lot about you, Alison.

Al.

You can call me Allie.

Why don't you and I take
a little walk, Allie?

I'd like to introduce you
to Dr. Sheen if that's OK.

Is he the doctor doctor?

He's the doctor, doctor, doctor,
and you're going to love him.

In fact, he has a
daughter about your age,

so you two have a
lot to talk about.

So tell me a little
bit about yourself--

how old are you exactly?

I'm 18.

I hear you.

And where are you from?

I'm from here originally.

But I think it's her
who needs the help.

And have you always lived here?

It's OK.

It's OK.

Relax.

Let's go this way.

Come on.

Please be advised, the team
from county has just arrived.

Come right in here.

Just have a seat.

Dr. Sheen will be
with you in a moment.

Is there anything I
can do before I leave?

I don't want to have anything
to eat or drink, but anything

at all that I can do to
make you more comfortable?

You're very kind, thank you.

Thank you.

That's very important to me.

You know, I was a
girl like you once,

Alison, so I understand
being a bit confused.

You must know Marta.

Marta?

M-A-R-T-A.

I'm sorry, I'm not following.

What do you mean,
a girl like me?

Young-- younger-- my
whole life ahead of me,

this ugly little
problem in the way.

In love.

You're in love, aren't you?

With the wrong guy.

Well, there you have it.

So what happened?

You know, Allie, this
isn't just a job to me.

This is a mission.

I help girls like you--
like me-- to become

masters of their universe.

To control their own lives and
bodies-- their own destinies.

And to never have their lives
reduced to some man's needs

or some whining child who will,
frankly, one day bleed you dry

and then leave you
like everyone else.

At the end of this month, I
celebrate my 5,000 termination

and I could not be more proud
of all the women I've helped.

I go home to my
condo every night

and I do what I
want to do and watch

what I want to
watch on television

and never have to sit through
NFL with some slob eating

buffalo wings or Thomas the Tank
Engine with little diaper boy.

I do what I want when I want.

Except for my three kitties,
Frank, Fluffy, and Tubs.

I admit, my kitties are my life.

Especially Tubby, he's my
favorite, but shh, don't tell.

I had a cat once.

I taught it to
poop in the toilet.

The point is, Alison,
you are your own master.

And nothing would
please me more than

to one day have you say, thank
you, Dee, I know what you mean.

You see this?

It's stunning, isn't it?

I bought this for
myself in the Caribbean

when I took myself on
vacation-- no man strings,

no little wahwah spilling
juice on me, nothing.

Now that's the stuff
dreams are made of, Allie.

Next time you have a
dream, dream of that.

Zimbabwe.

I go every year.

Gotta give back, you know?

Oh, please, please, have a seat.

As you can see, I brought the
family one year-- oh, boy,

was that a mistake.

Alison.

Al.

Allie.

I like Allie a lot.

Allie a lot it is.

I hope you don't mind,
but I haven't had a chance

to breathe, let alone eat.

So is it OK if I whip
something up while we talk?

No, it's OK.

I'm sorry I can't offer you
anything, for obvious reasons.

No, really, it's OK.

All right, what's on
the menu for today?

My wife and I, we've been
juicing a lot lately.

What about you?

You juice?

Jamba juice.

Are you vegan?

No, Alison.

No, I-- that's good,
you got me good there.

I'm sorry, I--

No, no, no.

I like spunk in a girl.

Two points, Miss
Alison-- Allie a lot.

I have no problem with meat.

I like meat.

Chicken is my favorite.

So, Alison, what
can I do you for?

Well, I'm starting to think
this isn't such a great idea.

What would make you think that?

Well, I've just been
thinking, and I had this dream

where I was like with my baby.

Oh, that dream.

A lot of my patients
have that dream.

Well, I mean, I
was thinking maybe

it's like God trying
to tell me something.

It's not a good
idea to bring God

into anything like
this-- guaranteed

to mess with your mind.

But let me ask you
one question, what

would make Alison have
the brightest future?

Well, that's just the thing.

I could be blowing my future.

I mean, who knows
what tomorrow holds.

But today, I mean today, I
have this beautiful little baby

and--

Whoa, girly.

Now let's just stop right there.

I want to get one
thing 100% correct

in Alison's brain
machinery-- I'm a doctor.

I deal in science-- what you
can prove and what you can't.

And right now, there is nothing
but a very unattractive clump

of tissue inside you, OK?

OK, but--

No but.

Well I know, but--

But what, Alison?

I know you're a doctor and
all, but how do you know?

Know what?

Well, that it isn't alive.

I mean, it's growing
inside me, right?

That's why you have to act now.

Yeah, but that's
just the thing, doc.

I mean, dead things don't grow.

Alison, didn't the counselors
explain all of this to you?

Well, I just want to make sure.

Is there any chance
that you're wrong?

Can it live on its own?

No, it can't
anything on it's own.

Separated from you, it
would very quickly die.

Yeah, but-- wait, wait
what did you just say?

My point is, is that it
cannot survive on its own.

Yeah, but you could say the
same thing about my grandma.

I mean, we have to feed
her, and look after her,

and she has this
tube that goes up

her nose to help her breathe.

I mean, she still
won't quit smoking.

Alison, your concerns
are very sweet.

But again, I assure you
that there is nothing

alive inside of you right now.

In a few months, yes.

But right now, no.

How can it just, out
of the blue, be a baby?

I mean, how come now
it's just this blob,

but then later, it's
like a real person?

I mean, how come it's
OK to do it before,

because it's like nothing, but
then, if I wait and I do it,

it's like, no, you can't do it
because you're killing someone.

Honey, if you want to change
your mind, you go right ahead.

It's your choice to use
the customary verbiage.

Just tell Glo on your way
out, and good luck to you.

And the truth is, you're right.

Now, this is strictly
off the record,

but no one knows 100% for sure.

And all of the research in
the world cannot guarantee you

the way you want me to.

But even if it is alive,
what are you, Alison,

going to do with a baby?

I meet thousands of girls
just like you-- thousands.

So tell me, please, what are
you going to do with a baby?

[BEEP]

Dr. Sheen, Room 1, please.

Well, you have to excuse me.

And if you don't mind
just letting yourself out,

and tell Glo what you want to
do, and all the best to you.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

You're a good

girl.

What you're feeling
is perfectly normal.

It's completely understandable.

[SINGING] Those church bells on
Sunday-- some are like sirens.

And those sirens
are coming after me.

So we pack our things
and we're on our way.

So we pack our things
and we're on our way.

Is she going to be OK?

Physically, yeah.

In every other way,
too, I'll make it

all good again--
just nowhere close

to what it could have been.

She'll lose her family.

And the kids, Anna
and Harvey, it's

going to be very hard on them.

I tried, Alison, but
she threw it all away.

Cruel.

No, Alison.

I'm not cruel.

This world can
sometimes be cruel.

People can often be very cruel.

Mothers doing this to their
babies and governments that

say that's OK and doctors
making millions off of it,

now that's very cruel.

What was inside that
stainless steel tray

that you were very
right to not look

into, because if you had
it would have scarred

your mind to the end
of your days, Alison,

that's very cruel.

Forgive me, Alison, for
flatly contradicting you,

but you and billions
like you-- generation

after generation have it
so tragically backwards.

I'm not the one
who's cruel, Alison.

Oh, the price you
pay because of it.

Do you want to
see cruel, Alison?

What is that?

It's your salvation.

It's your freedom from guilt,
and shame, and sin, and horror,

and all the cruel
that flows out of me.

I didn't ask you to do that.

Yes you did, Alison.

Every time you vowed to
get your life together

and couldn't quite handle it.

Every time you said,
"I'll never do that again"

and you went right back to it.

Every time you cried
yourself to sleep at night

because your heart hurt so bad
and you couldn't figure out

why, and no matter what you
tried, it wouldn't go away.

That's just normal for people.

I know.

And nothing breaks
my heart more.

Alison, you spent half your life
trying to get your dad to say,

"I love you," and the second
half trying to find it

someplace else-- if that's
normal, who wants it?

Why didn't you do something?

I tried.

The same as I'm here
trying with you.

And believe me,
Alison, when I tell you

that, deep down
inside your daddy,

he wanted so badly to love you
like you needed to be loved.

Even today, he can see it
in your eyes every time

he looks at you, that you just
want him to say the words.

Well can't you just force him?

Just once.

If I could just
hear it one time,

then everything would be OK.

No, I can't.

I mean, I can, but I can't.

The same as I can't force
you to jump in your car

and take your baby as far away
from this place as possible.

And just embrace being
a mom and dance for joy

at all the wonder of having
this precious little privilege

alive inside you.

I gave you my life, Alison.

When my wrists were
open like this,

that the way was open
before you to grab

hold of life-- eternal
life, fullness of life,

goodness in life,
your baby's life.

It lies before you--
life, life, life,

life, free for the taking.

But behind this wall, Alison, I
promise you, there's not life.

There's just what was in
that stainless steel tray.

And that is not life, Alison,
that's as far from life

as not life can get.

I want to see it.

No, Alison, you don't.

Yes I do, I want to see it.

You gotta believe me.

You need to trust me on this.

Show me.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

I set before you the
path of life or death.

Choose life so that
you and your children

and your children's
children may live.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Hey, excuse me?

Dang, girl, you all right?

Lecretia's boyfriend, D'Shawn.

Need me to like, talk to
a doctor or something?

He's a good man.

We've been having some
good conversations.

[RAPPING]

I mean, cause, you're
like Tales from the Crypt.

Sure ain't gonna find one here.

No, I'm fine.

Thank you.

All right, do you.

You think you'd be
a better dancer.

Yeah, I'm just holding back.

This be your problem right here.

Might as well be smoking
your cell phone, girl.

Water vapor my-- you
know what I mean, right?

I told you he was a good man.

So can I get in right here?

I'm sorry, my name be D'Shawn.

Yeah, I know.

Oh.

Oh, so Lecree been bragging
about the D-man, huh?

That's what I'm talking about.

Go--

No, actually, she-- just go
right up and press the buzzer

and they'll let you in.

I'm going for gold, girl.

Mind my word about that
little funny cigarette thing,

too-- thus say the
Lord on that one.

He be meaning me.

Yes?

Yeah, my name be D'Shawn
and my girl Lecree

be somewhere inside this crib.

This is a private
facility, Mr. D'Shawn.

Look, woman, I don't care about
no private nothing, all right?

You got my woman and
my baby in there.

Now either they coming out,
or the D-man coming in.

What are you doing here?

Get on out of here, boy.

Not without you, girl.

What are you, crazy, telling
Lecretia all what's up like you

some type of caveman
or something?

It's about to get real good.

Girl, I'm not about to talk to
you through no glass like you

in the zoo.

You better get on out here.

I'm calling security.

No need, Miss Glo, he's
a harmless little boy.

Boy?

Who you calling a boy-- do
I look like a boy to you?

You ain't no boy.

That's for sure.

Why thank you.

Now, Lecretia Breanne
Whitley, your man

is asking you real polite-like
to get your you-know-what out

here.

Now, you coming out or what?

Works for me.

I couldn't have said it better.

Oh, you're a fine gentleman.

Let me see if I can
check my schedule.

I love that woman.

I can tell.

Well, what now?

You all big and bad,
shoving your weight around

like you Suge
Knight or something.

Lecree, I've been
doing some thinking.

Like you be thinking.

Lecretia!

Girl, you don't
know the half of it.

Last I hear, he
was kicking me out.

Now he want to come
around here talking about,

"I been thinking."

Well, you better think again.

Lecree, I want you
to come home with me.

We having a baby, woman.

We?

Since when is it we?

Wasn't so long ago, you
was telling Lecretia

you ain't the daddy of nothing.

"That ain't my baby, Lecree.

Don't look at me, look
at them other guys."

And I told you it
ain't no other guys.

But now it's we?

I know.

I know, but it's going to be
different this time, all right?

I'm gonna take care of you.

I'm gonna take care
of little D, too.

I already told my
grandma and she's

got a room set up for
us and everything.

Come on, I love you, Lecree.

Give D love.

Come on, give D some love.

D don't deserve no love!

You right.

You 100% right, baby.

But can we, like,
talk just you and me--

you gonna really make
me do this right here

in front of home girl?

This place?

Oh no, I'll go inside.

I'm sorry.

No girl, you stay
right where you are.

Don't let him run you away, too.

Since you all bad
and been thinking,

shall we retire to your office?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

You know, most of the
world writes that man off,

but not me.

You know what he's
doing right now?

Saving his baby's life.

And he's right-- it's a boy.

And that name, Little D?

I'm sorry to say it,
but it's going to stick.

Oh no, don't tell me.

It's definitely not my
top pick, but I'll just

let his daddy have that one.

Little D, you live today.

You step into the future that
was 6 minutes and 18 seconds

from being ripped away from you.

That was close.

What's gonna happen to him?

Wonderful things.

His life won't be without
trouble-- no one's is.

Why do you do that to people?

It's not me, Alison, it's you--
and you, and you, and you,

and all the "I want what I
want in the face of what's

obviously right."

Choice by choice, it just
tears your world apart.

And the trouble flows through
those tears like an open sewer.

But I whipped it all, Alison.

The day I got these scars,
with every drop of my blood,

I kicked it all
to you know where.

Begging your pardon, ma'am,
if you know what I mean.

I'll tell you a little
something else, Alison.

You know the name Jesus?

You know what it means?

Not too many people do.

It means "God saves."

And guess who God saves?

Alison?

And her little girl.

OK, 20 questions.

Fire away.

OK, why do you hate gay people?

That's a lie.

There's no one I hate.

There's no one I don't love--
not even Dr. Sheen, if you

can believe it.

I cry a billion tears
over what he chooses

to do with skills and the
education that I gave him,

but I hand formed him
in his mother's womb

the same as you, the
same as your little girl.

There's no one I hate, Alison.

There's no one I don't love.

Wow, OK.

Where do I go from there?

Oh, I have a good one.

Why do you let African
children all starve?

I don't let children
starve-- there's

enough food to go around.

It's you guys who
let children starve.

Why did you make cancer?

I didn't make cancer, Alison.

You live in a crippled creation,
if I can put it that way.

You ever heard of
the Garden of Eden?

No disease, no tears, no fear.

The lion laid down
with the lamb.

That's the way I intended to be.

Is that like Adam and Eve
eating the apple thing?

Yeah.

It wasn't really
an apple, but yeah.

What was that like?

The-- I mean, I saw
the Passion movie

where you-- I mean he--
you know what I mean.

Like, gets all whipped
and bloody and all.

Imagine every pain and
horror in human history

just crashing down on you
in a single moment of time.

Every murder, every rape,
every war, the Holocaust,

every baby's life lost on
the other side of this wall--

the Passion movie
didn't come close.

OK.

Let's see if we can
lighten this up.

What's your favorite movie?

To Kill a Mockingbird.

Oh, I actually have to
watch that for school.

Maybe Lilies of the Field.

What's your favorite
Jesus movie?

Ben-Hur, 1959.

The chariot race is the greatest
sequence ever put on film.

It will never be beat.

I'll have to check that one out.

Favorite book?

Right.

That was a stupid question.

Favorite song?

Jesus Loves Me, This I Know.

Favorite moment in history?

The day I got these scars.

Wow.

OK.

Why are you a janitor?

I mean, you're God.

Because that's what I do.

I clean up my children's messes.

Why don't you just zap
all the bad people?

Because I'd have
to start with you.

Never once done anything
wrong, never once lied,

never cheated, never--

Yeah, but I never hurt anyone.

Alison, tell me
something I haven't

heard like a kabillion times.

Next question.

Are you going to let me do this?

I can't force you
not to, Alison.

It's your choice.

Is Rick gonna call?

Text.

He prefers to text.

Will he ever ask
me to marry him?

When he thinks he's
going to lose you,

but that's only a ploy.

The moment he's secure,
he'll back off again.

What's her name?

I can't tell you.

That's your choice, too.

I mean, I'd have
to get a new job.

A bigger apartment.

Is that a question?

Why don't you just
tell me what to do?

I am.

Yeah, but--

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Looks like we have a winner.

What's gonna happen to them?

I mean, they're gonna
move in with his grandma.

How can they--

Have a baby?

Yeah.

Lecretia's a very
smart woman, Alison.

She's made her share of
mistakes, but she knows it.

She's done this twice already.

She cried herself to
sleep many nights just

wishing she could have
back her dead babies.

It's not fair.

That's what it is.

You need to
understand, I'm trying

to save your baby's life.

And I've got less than
30 minutes to do it.

I want you to go away.

The gloves are off
about this, Alison.

I love you very
much, nothing can

change that or take it away.

But make no mistake,
I want her to live.

I do too, just not now.

I can't do this now.

You won't do this now.

You're afraid to do this now.

Alison, you can be
dishonest with yourself,

but I'm the living God.

I see inside your heart,
I hear your every thought.

Right now, your
mind is completely

consumed with Ricky boy.

Your entire take away from
watching D'Shawn with Lecretia

is, if only Rick.

Alison, you have a
living baby inside you?

And all you can
think about is Rick.

I'm not ready to be a mom.

You already are a mom.

I want you to go away.

I can't go away, I'm God.

But you can turn
your back on that.

You walk through those doors
and you turn your back on it

real good, and
you turn your back

on the future I have for
you, and you turn your back

on your little girl,
and you turn your back

on every frame of that
wonderful dream I gave you.

That was my dream, OK?

You had nothing to do with that.

That was your little girl
crying out for her mommy

to want her and not destroy her.

Leave her alone, OK?

Leave her out of this.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

She has nothing to do with this.

Hurry up, now, I'll be
waiting right here for you.

It's crazy how cold
it is out here, huh?

I thought you didn't
have a boyfriend.

Lecretia have to spill her
guts to everyone who come

around asking her business?

I didn't know you
from nowhere, girl.

But now, since we sisters
and all, meet D'Shawn.

D-man.

D-dog himself.

Woo, I love that man.

Glory.

Glory.

You can't be saying glory
like that, like it's just

some pitiful word.

Girl, we talking about glory,
as in hallelujah, kingdom come,

it's a brand new day, and
everything gonna be OK.

We gonna be having church
on Saint's doorstep.

From your funny man, I presume?

Yeah, he's just texting
to say he loves me.

I thought he didn't
speak that love language.

Lecretia don't forget nothing.

So, where'd the D-dog go?

Girl, he went next door
to go get his woman

a Boingo burger and
some sweet potato fries.

I was so hungry, I was about
to chew my toenails off.

And don't think my baby not
doing his share of complaining.

He tired of his mama getting
sick because of this stinking

place.

I tell you, sister, I'm gonna
march in there, take my baby,

give them a piece of
my mind, and tell them

what they can do with it.

Especially that
witch looking woman

that keep coming outside talking
about, Heather, Wendy Mei Fong.

What kind of name is
Wendy Mei Fong anyway,

like some character in a
story book or something.

I ain't never heard
nothing like that.

This place is crazy.

Oh, you seen all them
cats around her neck?

Ain't nobody supposed
to walk around

with cats around their
neck instead of people.

I'm telling you, girl,
that just ain't natural.

Don't want her by me.

Is everything OK out there?

Yeah.

Is that boy out there?

Do I need to call security?

No, Miss Glo.

Hold on, I'm coming out.

Girl, Miss Glo gonna be so
surprised when she find out.

Blow her mind away.

What's going on with you girls?

It's freezing cold out here.

And Lecretia, get inside.

They're going to call
your name any second.

I'm sorry to disappoint
you, Miss Glo,

but I'm checking out
of this base motel.

I changed my mind.

Sure you did.

Now will you get inside before
I get into trouble again?

I'm serious, Miss Glo.

D'Shawn went next door to
get me something to eat.

And when he gets back,
we gonna take our baby

and we gonna raise him
to be a man or a woman.

No, it's a man.

Like I said.

Congratulations.

And you, Alison?

Still figuring it out?

Well, in my day, there
was no figuring it out.

In my day, a girl did her
best to keep her drawers

on because she knew
there was a high price

to pay if she took them off.

And if she made a mistake,
and some of us did,

well, let's just say there
are a lot of beautiful sons

and daughters alive
because of it.

Now will you girls
get inside before you

catch your death a cold?

So is Mister I love you coming
to get you from out of here

or what?

Because if you need
me to call D'Shawn,

he ain't got a problem
bringing him over here.

No, it's OK.

Because we got a way of dealing
with things where I'm from.

I promise, it'll be OK.

It'll be OK.

It'll be OK today,
tomorrow, one day, huh?

That's the woman's
anthem, ain't it?

Can I be real honest with you?

Us being sisters now and all.

Remember when I told you I
wasn't seeing a maintenance

man?

Well, girl, I lied.

I seen him.

And he tells me the same thing
he be telling you-- I love you,

Lecree, and I love
your baby, too.

He told me it tore him up to see
me do my babies the way I did.

Same way it be
still tearing me up.

I know this ain't a good
thing, but girl, I promise you,

it's gonna tear you up.

We be their mothers.

And there's nothing
more heartbreaking

in this heartbreaking
world than mothers

doing their own babies wrong.

You know, D'Shawn come
around here like he's

super fly or
something, but truth

is, I was walking away anyway.

I already got two
babies I'll never know.

Maintenance man
say they doing well

with him and he taking
real good care of them,

but we be mothers, girl.

We be their mothers.

Now you listen to Lecretia
and don't be doing like I did.

Pay mind to that
maintenance man,

because he's trying to
save your baby's life.

And he's trying to
save yours, too.

I can't go back, but it
ain't too late for you.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Girl, D'Shawn acting like this?

I ain't never imagined
my eyes to see.

Can't nobody tell me
that maintenance man

don't do miracles.

Hey!

You ready, baby?

I got you two mega meals-- one
for you and one for Little D.

Hey!

Now, you keep my sister company.

I'll be back in a minute.

[RAPPING]

You work here?

No.

Oh, I got you.

I won't even ask
another question.

Just keep an eye on you
until Lecree come back.

You don't mind, do you?

Because I'll get
back in my ride.

Oh, no, it's OK.

You're OK.

Music too loud?

I can turn it down if
you want me to turn it--

No, I like it.

All right.

That's jamming, girl, me too.

I love it.

That's obvious, but-- you know,
some people prefer mellow.

Lecree, she prefer mellow.

Well, I like mellow, too.

I got mellow.

You want to put some mellow on?

No.

No, it's OK.

Would you like a burger?

It's a Boingo.

It's OK, I'm fine.

Thanks.

You a Mickey D girl, huh?

Or a BK.

I can do BK, BK works.

Lecree, she difficult.
You know what I'm saying?

Always got to be a
Boingo with Lecree.

She love them fries.

She be like--

I'm not allowed to eat.

Oh.

Yeah, stupid me.

Pretend I said nothing.

It's OK.

What you doing in there, Lecree?

Much longer, they gonna have
to deliver that child, girl.

Oh, she's talking
to the cat lady.

Setting her straight.

I don't even want to
know what that means.

Not meaning to pry or
nothing, but you really gonna

go through with this?

Maybe you think you
has to, but, I mean,

forgive me if I'm stepping
out of bounds here--

you don't know me
from no one-- but you

don't has to do nothing.

All the, you know, women
got a choice and all?

Why does it always mean
this and not the other?

Ain't nobody gonna tell me
what to do with my body,

but sure as Hell can't tell that
baby what to do with his body.

How come ain't nobody gonna
tell me want to do with my body

don't apply to him?

What about his equal rights?

Her.

Him, her, same thing.

No.

It's a her.

Good God, hallelujah.

I ain't never coming back
to this vampire shack.

Now get me out of here as fast
as these stolen parts can go.

Oh, Alison, been meaning
to tell you-- now

I'm gonna be having me
a proper baby shower

and I want you to be there.

No matter what you decide to
do here, I want you there.

You hear me?

Burger's getting cold, woman.

Now you already borderline, so
you make sure you call me, OK?

You remember,
Lecretia loves you.

You stick that in your
little love language.

Bye bye, boo.

See you at my baby shower!

[INAUDIBLE]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

You're a brave girl, Alison.

That took courage.

Now what about your little girl?

I just can't.

The clock's run
out on her, Alison.

They're coming for her now.

I need more time!

There is no more time.

Don't tell me we
lost Alison, too.

She's outside.

I'll get her.

I won't force you, Alison.

You have to choose and
you have to choose now.

They need you, honey.

Alison, your little girl,
she just wants to live.

I can't tell you how
badly she wants to live,

and she wants her mommy
to want her and not

be afraid of her-- just
like you with your daddy.

Alison, even now, she
can feel your whole body

tightening around her.

She doesn't know what it is,
she just knows that something

is terribly wrong.

And Alison, she
just wants to live.

Alison, your little girl wants
her mommy to want her to live.

I love you so much, Alison.

I love you more than
you can imagine.

And I love your
little girl, too.

I came here to save her,
and to save you, too.

I can't force you,
I can only beg you

like I've been begging
you all morning and--

I can't hold them off, Alison.

You have to decide now.

Can you show me her?

Like you did before?

You've already seen her.

Please.

Please, just one more time.

Come, honey, we have to go now.

Please?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Excuse me, miss.

May I?

[SINGING] Jesus loves
me, this I know,

for the Bible tells me so.

Little ones to Him belong,
they are weak but He is strong.

Yes, Jesus loves me.

Yes, Jesus loves me.

Yes, Jesus loves me,
the Bible tells me so.

Mommy, Jesus loves me!

Mommy knows, my darling.

Mommy knows.

[MUSIC PLAYING - SOPHIE PARK,
"THE TWO OF US"]

[SINGING] I was born for
you, you were born for me.

Come on, take my hand.

Let's be thick as thieves.

Oh, you've got a shoulder
with my name on it.

Hey!

I've got a smile that
you can't resist.

Hey!

Hey, hey, hey!

Loves runs through
the two of us.

What shall we do
with the two of us?

Let's do anything
that we think of.

What shall we do
with the two of us?

Oh, hey.

Oh, hey!

Oh, hey.

Oh, hey!

I'll show you the ropes,
you can test your wings.

We'll take to the sky, it's
just like in our dreams.

This world is spinning and
we're spinning with it, hey!

This world is grinning and
we're grinning with it, hey!

Hey, hey, hey!

Loves runs through
the two of us.

What shall we do
with the two of us?

Let's do anything
that we think of.

What shall we do
with the two of us?

Oh, hey.

Oh, hey!

Oh, hey.

Oh, hey!

Love runs through the two of us.

What shall we do
with the two of us?

Scream and shout
and stir things up.

What shall we do?

What shall we do?

Oh, oh, oh.

Love runs through the two of us.

What shall we do
with the two of us?

Let's do anything
that we think of.

What shall we do?

What shall we do?

Oh, hey.

Oh, hey!

Oh, hey.

Oh, hey!

Oh, hey.

Oh, hey!

What shall we do?

What shall we do?