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.ENCC Previously on The Red Road... www.tvsubtitles.net Captain said they pumpedpaint sludge into the iron mines. I never heardanything like that. You put enoughpoison in a mountain eventually, its going to slidedown, into the valley. I'm starting adifferent therapy. I'm really trying to understandwhat the voices want. You can't let thembuild casinos here! You don't know the whole story. I found thatmoney next to Mac's body, your father istrying to bribe him. He's the reason Mac is dead. That one still even shoot? Yeah... it still shoots. Are you all right? Uh, sorry, uh, I thoughtI heard you yelling. It-- it sounded like youwere hurt or something. I'm-- I'm fine.I'm not hurt. Good. Uh, look, I should havebrought this over sooner. Got delivered toour house by mistake. My daughter opened it. Sorry. Oh, I thinkit's for your father. Thank you. Sync and corrections by n17t01www.addic7ed.com I want you and the girlsto only drink bottled water, and maybe don't showerright now. What are you talking about?What's wrong with the water? A long time ago, somebody dumpedtoxic paint sludge into the old mine shaftsin the mountain, and it's gotten intoWalpole's water supply. I think it's whyDorothy got sick. - How long has the water been--- I don't know. I think your fathermight have known about this, and I think he might haveeven had something to do with the dumping. He could have beentrying to keep the owners of the auto plant happy. Half the townused to work there. He was probablydesperate to keep it open. Are you talking about the stuffyou tracked across our carpet the other night? Yeah. Why? Do you rememberyour father talking about it? No, he never talked about it. I recognizedthe way it smelled. It reminded me of something. It's silly.It wasn't real. When I was a girl, I imagined a man my fatherworked with came to our door, and he gave me a boxto give to my father. And it had that same smell. What was in the box? A bird's nest. The sticks all hadpaint on them. And the baby birdswere all dead, and there was one eggthat hadn't hatched yet, and it was... all black. So I left the box onmy father's desk, and I... I hid the black egg in my room. And later on, when I askedmy father about it, he said... there wasn't any box. But the black eggwas still in my drawer. And then, a few weeks later,that was gone, too. Do you thinkthat was... real? We have an emergency situation.Nobody drink the water. The reservoir's been poisonedwith lead. We need to get the word out. What the hellare you talking about? The old mines are filledwith paint sludge. Okay? It's leechinginto our water supply. I'm gonna call the Mayorand The Record. We're activating all shifts,may need to go door-to-door. Call the schools, all right? Make sure the kidsdon't drink any city water. And somebody callthe Road-Maintenance Department. Help them put up signsall over town. And, Aschell, I need you tocoordinate with the Mayor's office, see what the stateor the feds can do to get potable emergency waterin here. Let's go! Captain, Captain. I got kids. How much leadare we talking about? I don't know. I mean,I took samples to the lab. Waiting on the results. The water hasn't been tested yet?What if you're wrong? Well, then I'll takethe heat for it. We got to do something.I got kids, too. I'd rather look stupidthan take chances. _ You here to help put up signs? Junior went to Connecticutwith his father. He knows about Mac. How the hell did he find out? I was trying tostop him from going. That worked out well,didn't it? I need you to go get him. I don't knowif you can tell or not-- I'm a little busy right now. Yeah, well,I can't leave the state. I think he's gonna do something. He was pretty revved upwhen he left. What do you mean,"Do something"? I think he might tryand kill his old man. Junior?Junior's not gonna kill anybody. Yeah, I used to think that,but now I'm not so sure. Well, why don't you callthe Tribal Police? Levi's their Chief.You can't trust them. You made this kidinto a mad dog. And now he's on the loose, youwant to try to pass the buck. I can't fix this for you. Hello? Hey. It's me.What are you doing? Can you come over?I want to talk to you. No, I can't.I'm too far away. What's going on?Where are you? Connecticut. Why are you in Connecticut? There's just somethingI have to do. I'm sorry. Just say you love me? No, wait,what are you talking about? I know what I'm doing. I do. I'm not confused, and ifanybody says that to you, just don't believe them, okay? Junior, you're scaring me. Please just come home, okay? I-I'm sorry. I shouldn'thave called you. Don't hate me. Girls, come downstairs. Leave your brother alone. Make sure you double-checkthose numbers, okay, before we publish. This is just unbelievable. Harold, I owe you an apology fornot believing you last night. Not now, David, okay? From what I've beenable to find out, the mob paid the Lenapeto dump that stuff up there. The Lenape are the onesthat put it in the mines. You are so full of shit. You're just trying tocover your own ass. Y-y-you thinkI knew about this? Oh, I know whenI'm being lied to, David. You worked inthe Mayor's office. There's no way you didn'tknow about this. Bill knew, and he wassupposedly your friend. Is that why he was so afraidto talk about it? You putting pressureon him to keep quiet? You want to make accusations, you'd better havesomething to back it up. Dad? Honey, I'm busy right now. I'm-- I'm afraidJunior's gonna do something. He called mefrom Connecticut, and... I think he's gonna tryand kill himself. Please help.Please help me. I don't know what to do.Dad? _ Uh, why don't you take a break? Sure. See, I know you're notinterested in museums, but I thoughtyou might like this. We dug these up less thanhalf a mile from my house. They tell meit's a real treasure trove. Ironically,the reason we found them was because we weredigging a foundation for a new wing of our resort. And you're stillgonna build there? We only have so much land. To not use every inch of itwould be wasteful. When you're Chief, your responsibility'sto the people, not the land. You talk a lot. Hazard of the profession. If you dig up the mountainwhere the Lenape are, you wouldn't find any of this. They have noreal Indian ancestry. Yes, they do. They're mixed,a little bit of everything. But they still preferto call themselves Indians. Because that's what they are. No, son. That's the name thatbenefits them the most. And I don't blame them for it. But the reality is, you don'tget to choose what you are. It's in your blood. Mom, please.They're obviously not home. - I know.- Why did you have to drag me here? You know I have enoughto worry about with Junior. I can't handle youfreaking out right now. I'm not freaking out. What the hell are you doing? Mom, let's go home. Mom, you're making a mess! Did you take your meds today? You thought you weregetting better. It made you sick,just like my brother. What are you talking about?I'm gonna call dad. Just take your pills, mom. Damn it.Why won't that open? This is your fault. You took those pillsto get attention, - and you just made it worse.- Shut up, Katie! - Mom?- What? _ What is it? Your mother's an idiot. I guess grandpa'sbeen reading up on me. I thought I had it allfigured out. What do you mean? You don't know, do you? You know why?'Cause you're not sick. It makes you thinkyou know things, important thingsno one else can see. What's wrong? Mom! Mom! Mom, stop! Stop it! Do you s--do you see that, too? It's real? Yeah. Can I have another one? Keep the change. Justmake sure you keep 'em coming. Mmm. You all right? Hey, this is a nice tip, but still gonna have tocut you off soon. Saw the thing on your ankle. That... is all for you. You just got to make sureI drink until I pass out. Trying to put myself to sleep,keep myself out of trouble. You understand? I only got three days lefton my parole. What kind of trouble youtrying to keep yourself out of? The kind that comeswhen you help people. Sometimes it's best tolet people help themselves. That's the spirit. Let's switch to somethingstronger, shall we? Now, this came from a museumthat's since been closed. I used to go there as a boy. I was always so afraidof this damn thing. It gave me nightmares. But I still lovedlooking at it. Mac once told me you'd neverstep foot on my Reservation. I've changed my mind. What changed it? You did. Huh. Stop! They brainwashed you, kid. Call an ambulance! Don't take himto the Detention Center. - Take him to the cabin.- Get! Ohh. Can I help you? Is this the Chief's residence? You a cop? Uh, yeah. Yeah, I'm Captain ofthe Walpole Police Department. - The what police department?- Walpole. It's a town in New Jersey. You know you're notin New Jersey, right? This is Tribal land.You don't have jurisdiction here. Yeah, I-I understand that.Yeah, I'm here as a civilian. I'm a friendof Marie Van Der Veen, Junior's guardian. Look, I was hopingI could speak with him. It's an urgent family matter. He went back to Jersey. Already? He justgot here this morning. Yeah, I'm not leaving hereuntil I talk to the Chief. He's not here. Then I'll wait. Please move your footor I'm gonna break it. Thanks! Thank you! Been very helpful! Hello.Can you hear me? I can hear you. Mom? Are you okay? It's all real. Look at this mess. What the hellis she doing in here? Jean!David, look. She's out of control. Jean, put that down. Girls, why don't youcome downstairs with me? You shouldstab me, Jeanie, but you won't. You won't do anythingbut listen. I can't controlwhat your father does, Jeanie, any more than you cancontrol your brother. I can either fix himor send him away to one of those institutions. You don't want meto send him away, do you? He does the best that he can. Butit's not easy raising children. They're you. They're you. Oh. Come on.We got to go, girls. Come on! Let's go! You girls go downstairs.I want to talk to your mother. No!We're leaving! Come on. Jean! 44, one thousand,45, one thousand, 46, one thousand,47, one thousand, 48, one thousand,49, one thousand, 50. Sir, you've been askedto leave the area. Yeah, I need to talkto the Chief first. That's not gonna happen. Don't be so sure. Step out of the car, sir. Excuse me? Step out of the car, sir.You're under arrest. Good one. Please hand over your firearm. If you offer any resistance, my partner'sgoing to shoot you. You guys are makinga big mistake. You're trespassingon private property. You've gotno jurisdiction here. Why don't you give me my gunback and I'll just head on home? Come on. Get out. What are we doing here? Move. This isthe Captain's wife again. No, I did, but he's notanswering his phone. So why can't someonehelp me find him? What do you mean,you don't know where he is? Well, I realize that,but can't you find him? You're the police! Well, that's not good enough,and I-- No, you calm down!You calm down! I'm the Captain's wife!Why isn't anybody helping me?! It's all right.Everything's fine. Everything's fine. I've got to piss. Go for it. How much longer is it gonna be? Just until your fathergets here. Well, can I wait outside? You know, there's no pointin asking me for things. I don't make decisions. What's gonna happen to me? Is it him? - He still alive?- Yeah, he is. I didn't--I didn't mean to do any... Go park it behind the shed,then come on this side. Come on. Let me-- Go. All right. Hello? Phillip? Wake up. Wake up, Phil.Wake up. - Wake up. Wake up!- What the hell? Harold's-- Harold's notanswering his phone. He went to get Junior, and nowhe's not answering his phone. So I called the station, andno one's helping me, so get up. Ohh. What do you mean?He said he wasn't going. Well, he did, and nowI need you to go find him. - Please, come on. Just go.- I can't. He's in Connecticut.I can't leave the state. - What?- I'm sorry. I can't go back to prison. Your husband's the hero, not me. Oh, you care about people.I know you, Phillip. - I know you.- No, you don't. I know you. I know you.I know you care about people. No, you don't! I've killed people.You understand? You don't know me. You know what else? I blackmailed Haroldafter you hit that kid. I don't care. I know you're sorry. I'm not. I used you,and I'd do it again. There's no one else to go to.Please help me. - Get out of my house.- I'm not leaving. Please. - Get out of my house.- You're a good person. - You have to help. - The only reason thatyou think that I'm a good person-- look at me--is because you are crazy. That is it.That is the only reason. - That's not the only reason.- Get out. - That's not the only reason!- Get out. The Tempter came to himand said... Hello? I-I'm-- I'm bleeding bad!Please! Let me go! I-I won't tell anybody. Why are you in there?What did you do? I'm bleeding,and I'm running out of air, man! - T-they're gonna kill me!- Answer the question. Jesus. The Chief, okay?I'm in here 'cause of the Chief. I messed up a job, all right? Shut up, man.All right? Shut up. I'm gonna let you out. I can't breathe!I'm dying! Hurry up! Shh! Shut up! Come on.Come on. Come on. Oh, come on. Tell me you got a caror something, man. No. You knowthese woods at all? All right.Come on. Let's go. I don't understand.I told you to watch him. Hey, Chief! Can I talk to you for a second? Remember me? I'm lookingfor my little brother. You were gonna pay meto move my house. Remember? I imagine withall that sludge in the mines, building a casino out theremight be a bit of a problem. Did you hurt yourself? I want you off my Reservation. This is the one and only warningI'm going to afford you. Make sure he doesn't getlost on his way out. Where's your car? You mess with me,I'll break your arm. Yeah, it's a truck.It's right over here. I'm gonna lodgea formal complaint against you assholes. You don't keep a police captainin a holding cell. - We're still in America.- No, you're not. The hell are you doing here?What about your parole? I broke it. Well,if you were gonna do that, why in the helldid you ask me to come up here? I just spent the last 10 hoursin a drunk tank. They confiscated my gun,my phone. 'Cause getting Junior'sgonna be a two-man job. You can't go. Look. For all we know,he's back at home. I just called my mom to check.Nobody there has seen him. I think he's still here. Why would Levirisk locking you up unless he was scared youwere gonna find something? I think Junior alreadymade his move. Levi's hand was bandaged. Okay. Let's supposehe did do something. We have no ideawhere to look for him. - I do.- How? Don't worry about it.We'll take my truck. Yours is gonna attracttoo much attention. All right. Give me your phone. Hello? Hey, I'm sorry I didn't call.Trying to track down Junior. He's got himself ina little trouble with the authorities up here.Everything okay? Yes.Everything's fine. You sure? Yeah. Do whatyou need to do for Junior. Everything's fine here. Okay, well, good.I'll be back as soon as I can. I love you. I love you, too. All right.Where are we going? What the hell haveyou goin' there? I told you to be quiet. Now I'm an accomplice to that! You just made mean accomplice to kidnapping! Does that look like a kid? I want you to knowI had nothing to do with this. - Then untie me, asshole.- We're going to. Just as soon as we find Junior. I can't feel my arms. Hey, don't worry. I see them.They're still there. So, you gonna untie me? Or are you waiting foryour boyfriend to say it's okay? You know,we're outside my jurisdiction. You're gonna have to wait for TribalPolice to come and untie you. I don't want tostep on anybody's toes. You're both gonna die. Oh, yeah.Hey, hey, hey. Let's go. Here. You're a better shot anyways. You know, I was aboutto say the same thing. That's a lot of blood. There's a trail. I don't see this ending well. You should probablyhead on back. I don't want to be responsiblefor making Jean a widow. Well, I'm not gonna go homeand tell Rachel I left her boyfriendto die in the woods? He's not gonna die. They still back there? No.I think we're good. How far tothe Reservation line? It's a couple miles southwest. Well, we're gonna make it. You might make it. I won't. No. I'm gonna get you there. This is gonna hurt, probably. Sorry. You got to take it offevery 15, okay? So, what did you do? I tried to kill the Chief. No shit?Wish you had. Me too. He's my father. That's pretty messed up,trying to kill your father. What about you? How did you end upin the trunk? Me and my uncle,we screwed up a job. We were supposed to deliversome money to another tribe. It was a payoff. Where's your uncle? Dead. Some cop shot him in the back. It's better than what I'm gonnaget if Levi ever catches me. I tried to tell my unclethat we should have just gone back after it happened,beg Levi for mercy, but he-- he said Leviwould kill us. And we hid out down therea couple of days, tried to steal the money backso we could run off somewhere. Who were you supposed togive the money to? The Lenape Chief. Levi was trying to convince himto sign up with him, build a casino. So, we were down thereto give him the money. He said-- said somethingabout getting his glasses so he could count it. Then he went backinto his house, and I-- I saw these fireworksgoing off over the trees. I was watching them. Then I heard this shotgo off behind me. And I turned around and saw my uncle on my ground. The Chief was standing therewith a rifle. And... I shot him. I look over,and I see my uncle getting up. He doesn't havea scratch on him. And I guess the Chief wasjust firing a warning shot and my uncle tripped. And then somebody else wasrolling up on the house. So, we booked it out of there,left the money. The whole thingwas a total mess. What's the matter? What's wrong? Hey. Come on.Help me up. They're coming. I knew that Chiefthat you killed. And I loved him. And I promised myselfthat whoever murdered him would pay for it. Here. Take it. Give you a fighting chance. No, no, no, no, no. Wait.I didn't mean to kill him! Hey! Hey! It was an accident!It was an-- Don't. Don't le--Don't leave me here. They're gonna kill me! Please! You hurt? Yeah. Girl shot me. Why? I don't know. I imagine'cause she wanted me to die. And why's that? I might have misled herabout some things. Well, listen. If we meet anyresistance, nobody can die. All right? You plan on killing people,I'm heading back right now. Nobody's gonna die.Unless they start-- No "Unless."Just tell me nobody's gonna die and put a goddamn periodat the end of it! It's up to them, not us. I just lost the blood trail. H-he ran off up there. Did you hear that?Didn't sound too far off. This way. Sync and corrections by n17t01www.addic7ed.com
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