All language subtitles for Queen Sugar s03e05 A Little Lower Than Angels.eng

Previously on Queen Sugar...

You thinking of
hiring a parolee?

Can't afford
to get this wrong.

Some folks
said the same thing about you,

and they were
dead wrong.

I thought
you owned the land.

Why are farmers who
are leasing your land

-being kicked off?
-You're part of this, too, now.

I shouldn't have
to ask permission

to spend time
with my son, our son.

-Hi. I'm Trinh.
-When you find nice girl

for you and little boy,
you come over.

I make dinner
for you one night.

How many of you
want to be farmers?

Maybe you are
a good teacher.

You have a sister, Micah.

-Bye.
-Bye.

-Bye.
-Thank you.

Thank you.

Bye now.

So what were
your favorite?

Well, my second favorite
was the otters.

-Yeah.
-They were so cute and funny.

-So cute and funny.
-Super cute.

But my first favorite...

-Yeah?
-definitely the sharks.

Those are
my favorite, too!

-Yeah? They were?
-Those are my favorite, too.

-They were? Seriously? Oh.
-Seriously.

Aunt Vi and Uncle Hollywood
are gonna be so jealous.

They're gonna be
so jealous.

You can tell 'em
about it tonight.

-Okay.
-Hand me your backpack first.

Here you go.

Thank you, my love.

Let's get inside.

You all in?

-Here. Take this.
-I'm in.

What?

When are you
coming back home?

We talked about this.

I have my own home now.

Okay, but when you
and Pop get married,

you're gonna
come home, right?

Put your seat belt on.

Okay.

♪ Dreams never die ♪

♪ Take flight
As the world turns ♪

♪ Dreams never die ♪

♪ 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 ♪

Y'all can
leave them tools by the shed.

I got it.

-Hey, man.
-Yeah, man.

-See you tomorrow.
-Thank you.

-Appreciate you.
-For sure.

-All right, Remy.
-All right, Benny.

Ralph, thanks for
letting my students

come out this week, man.

It's all good.
Glad to hear it.

You have no idea
how good it is

for them to be able
to see a young farmer

who owns his own land
and runs his own farm,

and the fact that you
got all 800 acres planted is...

[cell phone buzzing]

Wow.

Yeah, I gotta deal
with this real quick.

You good?

Yeah, I'm straight.

Feel like I'm looking
at a Gordon Parks photo.

All week I been here,
all I seen is this,

keyboards and coffee,
keyboards and coffee.

When's the last time
you got some sleep, girl?

Sleep? Been working
on my proposal.

Just turned it in,
thank you.

"Untitled
by Nova Bordelon."

Still working
on that part.

[chuckles] Well,

I'll still be
the first in line at the bookstore.

Expecting greatness.

First chapter came
pouring out of me, you know,

sitting out here
with all this.

It's like Daddy's
speaking to me.

I bet he is.

Damn, Nova, what you
still doing here?

Need to get home
and get in that shower.

You trying
to get rid of me?

If that's gonna
get you off my porch

and out my fridge
and getting these dishes dirty,

then, yeah, I am.

I think I got
another place for you to get some relaxation.

Oh, yeah? What you got?

[laughs]
I think something died in there, Hollywood.

Yeah, I'm going
through the salvage yard tomorrow,

get the rest
of the parts,

have this bad boy
up and running for you.

Aunt Vi!
Uncle Hollywood!

Hey, you!

[Hollywood] Hey.
Look what the cat drug in.

-[Vi laughs]
-We went to the aquarium today.

You did?

Saw the biggest
shark ever.

He was bigger
than you.

Hey, that's
all right with me,

as long as he stays
in that tank.

Yeah, well, uh,
I want to hear all about it.

Come on. Let's go
in the house

-and get you cleaned up.
-Miss Violet.

And what about a whale?
Did you see a whale?

There were
stingrays and manatees, even a huge jellyfish.

Bye, baby.

Have fun tonight.

♪ They can't
Play the same... ♪

Hey, uh,
you got anything

that doesn't
say, "organic," on the label?

[laughs]
Probably not.

Yeah, I seen
the first season, like, three times.

Oh, yeah. The best part
is when they storm the frat.

Yeah, but unlike
Dear White People,

our BSU sucks, so...

You guys have
a Black Student Union?

-Mm-hmm.
-Mm-hmm. Ever since Ferguson.

Yeah, but
the BSU just wants

to write letters.
That's it.

Like, we out here
doing this, 'cause no one else will.

-Right.
-That's all right.

We gonna
wake people up.

So we gotta
figure out what's next.

We should do
a black brunch in New Orleans,

-one of them fancy hotels.
-True.

Or a bougie
country club.

White folks lose
their minds over that.

No, no, no.
Y'all want to see

white folks
being ignorant,

we should go
to Sweetbay.

What's Sweetbay?

Oh, it's this
crazy-ass plantation

that they
call, you know, a "historic site."

Hey, uh, you got milk?

Yeah, there should be
almond milk in there.

I mean regular milk.

-[door opens]
-[Charley] Micah!

Oh.

Hey.

Hello.

Yeah, Mom, this is
KJ, Asha, and Malik.

What's up?

Can I talk to you
for a second?

Yeah, sure.

-Ooh.
-Shut up.

Ah, and this is Ant.

Oh, um, ma'am, you don't
drink regular milk?

Uh, well, almond milk

is good for
your digestive system.

-It's low in fat.
-Uh, yes, ma'am.

Well, you know,
it takes one whole gallon of water

to grow one almond,
which would be cool

if California
wasn't the biggest grower of almonds,

on account
of their drought and all.

Just food for thought.

By the way,
your house is dope.

I'm gonna make sure
everything is clean, so don't worry.

Mm-hmm.
Where's Keke?

Ah, some
drill team thing.

So who are these guys?

My friends from school.

Do you remember
from the game?

[friends talking
indistinctly]

All right,
but it's late,

so give it
a few minutes,

and then everyone
should be leaving.

-[cell phone ringtone]
-It's your father.

Don't--

Um, I'm busy.

Just tell him
I'm busy right now, so...

Hey, Davis.

Sure. We can talk.
What's got--

In person?

Micah, can you
ask your friend

to get his shoes
off my coffee table?

I've got a bunch
of teenagers eating on my furniture.

Uh, how's Monday?

Tomorrow? Yeah.

Yep. We'll see you then.

[Khanh] Welcome
to your first Vietnamese crawfish boil.

-[speaking Vietnamese]
-If you're hungry,

there's spring rolls
in the dining room.

Appreciate it.

These are
for you.

-For me? Thank you.
-Yes, ma'am.

-[speaking Vietnamese]
-Thank you for having me.

[scoffs]
Yo, check this out.

[speaking Vietnamese]

Not ready yet.

-Go get spring rolls.
-All right.

Spring rolls
in the dining room.

-Okay, okay. [laughs]
-Let me show you.

Lots of food.
Look. All this food.

All right.

[speaking Vietnamese]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah.

Here, just a sec.
You can dig in.

All right.

It's different.

You ever
done this before?

[laughs] I--

I need
a little demonstration.

All right.

So you wanna soften
the rice paper

in water like that.

Dip it in there?

-Mm-hmm. Yep.
-Just like that?

-Word.
-Your turn.

Got a plate?

Go ahead.

Mm-hmm.

All right,
then you can add in whatever you want.

I like a little bit
of everything.

Right, I'm gonna grab
this shrimp.

Little bit of that.
Ooh. Man.

[laughs] My bad.

Roll it up
like a burrito. No?

I don't really
roll burritos at all.

[both laugh]

I think I got it.

And voilà.

I'm trying.

-[laughs]
-Should I try it?

[laughs]

Oh, my God.

Here.
You can have mine,

'cause that one's
probably gonna fall apart.

Told you. I actually did
a pretty good job.

-Blue would like this.
-For sure.

-Yeah. That's good.
-Uh, when we were kids,

we used to race
to see who could fit

the most in without it
falling apart.

[laughs]

My grandfather
got his whole family

on the boats before he
was killed in Vietnam,

and my uncle got sick
in a Thai refugee camp.

He and my dad made it
to New Orleans just before he passed away.

That's wild.

Yeah.

So how you like
your new job?

Really tough bosses.

Already got me
working on a Saturday.

I say you strike.

You want to join me
on my one-woman protest, then?

-I'll hold a sign or something.
-Oh, okay. [laughs]

Dinner's ready!

Ooh. [speaking
Vietnamese]

Ah, that smells good,
Ms. Phan.

I don't need to--

Ralph,
did you roll that?

-Yeah, I tried.
-Very good.

I don't need
to teach you

how to eat
crawfish, too, right?

I might show you
a thing or two.

-Come on. I got it.
-Oh, my gosh.

[overlapping chatter
in Vietnamese]

All right, mushroom steak
and sautéed squash.

Whoa. Go ahead.
Dig in.

Dig in, Blue.

Mmm.
[laughs]

Eh, I'm glad
you like it, baby.

Okay, I'm gonna grab
some corn bread

made from rice flour
and quinoa.

So no corn or bread
in the corn bread, then?

I'm just playing, baby.

Are you okay, Vi?

Yeah. It's just, uh...

this new dosage
they got me on,

I keep getting
lightheaded. [laughs]

Come on, Blue.

Look, it tastes real good.

Now watch here.
See? See? Look.

[laughing]

I'm not eating it.

You good?

Hey, man.

Something's come up,
and I need a place to crash tonight.

Think I can stay here?

I got a kid, bro.

I can't be dealing
with no trouble.

I ain't in trouble.
Look, I swear.

It's just if I go back there,
I might be, you know?

What, you did something?

No, I'm good.
I swear to God.

But just,
where I'm staying at,

it's only a matter of time
before five-O show up

with this new dude
coming around.

I just don't want
to be there when they do.

[sighs]

Please, man.

[sighs]

One night.

But you gotta figure
something else out for tomorrow, man.

For real.

Come on.

Thanks, man.

I got it.
I got it.

Are we going fishing,

or are you preparing
for the apocalypse?

-Here.
-I ain't putting that on.

-[clears throat]
-Look, if we gonna do this,

-we're gonna do this right.
-Listen, my daddy would show up

with a bucket and a rod.
He didn't need all of this.

He had his ways,
and I got mine.

-Oh, the ways?
-Yes, the ways.

And I'm always prepared for
whatever life throws at me,

so this is for you.

Yeah.

-Ah-ah!
-What?

-This stays here.
-I-- [sputters]

Not taking no chances
of this going

into the water
and getting destroyed, no, Lord.

I gotta take notes.
Laptop's coming with.

Notes.

I got this for you,
old-school style.

Hit it.

Let's do it.

[Remy]
Come on. Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

All right.

Man, you got your cousin.

Just for a couple
of nights, man.

Yeah. I got you.

Let me know, man.

Bye.

Got some breakfast in here
if you hungry.

Thanks, man.

I appreciate you
letting me crash.

Good for tonight?

It's all good.
Know how it is.

What happened
at your grandma's?

She thought I was
getting in trouble again.

But for real...

I'm glad she
threw me out.

Being back
at hers just brings stuff up, you know?

Still can't sleep
no more.

And I rolled
around the neighborhood,

and everything's
different.

When you go out,

you ever feel like
you don't belong no more?

At the beginning.

I went
to this restaurant with my Pops

first week out...

everybody
just staring at me.

Pops looked at me
and said...

"One day at a time."

When I was
in there...

I promised myself
if I ever got out,

I ain't going back.

I feel you.

Oh, thank God.

Mmm. Hey...

after you and
Aunt Vi get married,

are you
gonna have a baby?

Nah. Nah, Blue.

Me and your Aunt Vi,
we ain't having no baby.

Think that's okay if
you don't have a baby.

Oh, yeah?

Is that okay with you,
Your Highness?

-Yeah, that's okay.
-[laughs]

I'll just ask
Mommy and Pop for one after they get married.

What's wrong?

What's wrong
is you being stingy with them chicken nuggets.

Give me one.

Hand 'em on over.
Uh-huh.

Cheers to real meat.

Chicken cheer.

You meeting Keke?

Uh, no, my friends
that you met last night.

Well, you can tell them
that I am reconsidering almond milk.

-I said, "Reconsidering."
-Right.

-Reconsidering.
-[doorbell rings]

[door opens]

[Davis] Hey, Charley.
Micah home?

Yeah. Yeah,
he's in the kitchen. Come on in.

Hey, listen, uh, Micah.

Hey, Micah.

Micah!

[door opens, closes]

What was that about?

Um...

Charley,
we need to talk.

-Okay.
-[cell phone buzzes]

Uh, this is
just mill business.

-Keep talking. I-I'm listening.
-No, no, no. Not now.

Sorry. I'm--

I, uh...

13 years ago, I, uh...

I had an affair.

Charley,
I have a daughter.

A month ago,
her mother passed away,

and, uh, well,
I decided that, uh...

I'm moving back to L.A.
to take care of her.

L-L.A.?

Yeah.

Listen, I know
this is a lot--

You had a daughter...

in our city.

When do you hit bottom?

I'm sorry.

[chuckles]

When the press finds out
about this girl...

Tia.

Her name's Tia,
Charley.

She just turned 13.

-Don't you dare.
-Look.

Don't you dare try to use
that poor girl's face.

I know I've
done you wrong, Charley.

I have.

But I been
a damn good father.

[Davis]
I'll make amends.

You'll see.
I promise you that.

I promised Micah.

You told Micah...

before you told me?

You just left him
to deal with it on his own?

-I been trying to call--
-"Trying to call"?

Get out.

-Charley, I--
-You need to get out of here.

-Would you just listen to me?
-Get out of my house.

Get out. Get out. Get out.

Get out! Get out!

[door opens, slams]

[sobbing]

-[Ralph] Hey.
-Oh, hey.

Let me help you
with that.

Thanks.

I came in to work
on the books,

but they brought
these guys in early.

Want me to clean 'em
for you?

No. Khanh's coming in

once he's done
nursing his hangover.

I feel that.

Just trying to see
what you're doing this weekend.

Maybe you'd be down
to kick it?

That's so sweet.

Um, but I--
I can't this weekend. I'm trying to get...

-It's all good.
-everything caught up for taxes,

and I have to help
my aunt out at the restaurant tonight, so...

I'm sorry.

I get it.

I didn't mean
to bother you.

I'll leave you to it.
See you around.

You know there are
six other days

in the week, right?

[chuckles]

I'm off on Monday.

All right.

Monday, it is.

Cool.

-Bye. [laughs]
-Bye.

[indistinct chatter]

Yeah,
hold right there.

Yeah, I'm gonna get
a couple more here.

The Hell is this,
a circus or something?

[cell phone buzzing]

♪ I didn't need to know ♪

♪ But now I need to know ♪

♪ Tonight we row ♪

♪ Well, I'll quit 'em ♪

♪ I been away from the river ♪

♪ Tonight we row... ♪

[phone line rings]

This is Ralph Angel.

Can't get to my phone
right now. Leave a message.

[phone line rings]

Baby, you've reached
Violet Bordelon.

I'm unable to answer
the phone right now, so...

This is Nova Bordelon.
I'm not here, but I'm somewhere.

Drop a note,
and I'll get back at you.

[sobbing]

♪ Deliver me ♪

♪ I been away from the river ♪

♪ River ♪

♪ Deliver me ♪

♪ I been away from the river ♪

♪ Deliver us ♪

[laughing]

In the summer?

Oh, it didn't matter
if it was 110 outside.

She'd say, "You gotta
keep your mind sharp, but your body sharper."

Cheers to Lorna.

Cheers to Lorna.

Okay, I got one.

When I was in college,
my brother Paul and me,

we had this, uh,
fraternity prank that, uh...

went wrong.

Uh-oh.

[both laugh]

When my mama
heard about it,

she drove through the night
to Houston,

hauled our asses out of bed,
across campus,

woke up the Dean
so we could apologize,

just hollering at our asses
the whole way there.

I think that deserves
two shots.

Hey, two shots.

Frances.

Whoo!

Oww!

Wait, wait.
How old's your brother?

[man] Jacob?

Man, I thought
that was you.

Hey, Trent.
Good to see you, man.

[Trent]
I'm glad I ran into you.

We finished up
that northwest quadrant early,

so we're gonna start
the southeast on Monday.

That's good news, man.
Why don't y'all get settled in?

I'll send a round over,
all right?

-Yeah. We'll take it. Ma'am.
-All right.

They're just doing some work
on another one of our mills.

All right, last round.

This one's yours...

if you think Lorna
can top Frances

Oh, easily.

But I want to know
more about this brother of yours.

How much
other hell-raising you two doing?

You don't wanna know.

Oh, yeah?

Try me.

♪ Hollow one ♪

♪ With invited tongue ♪

♪ From whence... ♪

Hey, you know,
I read that article, uh,

about the kids
at the game.

I know it ain't exactly
how you wanted it to turn out,

but I was just gonna
say that you did good with the kids,

gave them a chance
to have their voices heard, you know?

Their voices
got twisted by adults who don't know any better.

They have
so much potential.

Everyone's trying
to shame it and push it down.

That's why
we need them,

and that's why
they need you.

How you're
helping Micah...

Nova,
you're their guide.

[birds chirping]

[bell rings]

Oh, hey.
You got something.

[yelps]

Easy. Easy. Easy.
Don't tug.

-[laughing]
-Nice and easy. Nice and easy.

Nice and easy.
Keep reeling.

There you go.
There it is.

-Yeah. [laughs]
-There it is.

[clears throat]

I caught that
with plain old worm bait

just like my daddy.

[laughs]

Just like
your daddy.

-[laughs]
-Have mercy.

We gonna eat tonight.

-Yeah, you cooking.
-Uh-huh.

-That's for sure.
-Damn right.

Ernest was so desperate
to impress this girl from the bayou,

he said he loved fishing,

so on their first date,
sure enough,

your mama
catches five fish.

He said,
in that moment,

he knew he wanted
to marry her.

I don't know.

Sometimes I wonder what
her life would have been like

if she hadn't
have gotten pregnant.

Yeah, but she lived
a good life here.

She made the most
of a life she was talked into.

I don't ever want
to be talked into anything...

not again.

♪ Well, I feel
The peeling ♪

♪ Of half-painted ceilings ♪

♪ Reveal the covering
Of a blank sky ♪

[Malik] Ah,
look at these fools.

This ain't
no amusement park.

-It's a crime scene.
-Exactly.

Say, guys, uh, can't
be sitting on those.

They're 250 years old.

Well, my ancestors
fought for the right

to sit
in this chair,

so I'm
gonna sit in it.

Yeah, maybe you should go
to those slave quarters

and tell those kids
to stop climbing all over the windows.

Yeah, you got people
taking pictures in shackles,

pretending
they're slaves,

and you mad at me
for sitting

in a chair
my ancestors built?

I'm gonna have
to ask you to leave.

Is that right?

Nah, that's cool.
We'll go.

We know who this place
is really for.

Come on.
Let's go.

What you say?
What you say?

Nothing much, man.

You know it's
the weekend, right?

-What you doing here?
-I had time.

Thought I'd get ahead
on some more soil samples.

Found you
a place to stay yet?

Yeah.

Going by
a friend's house over on Crane Street.

Come on, man.
Everybody know

what going down
on Crane Street.

Stay out of they business
and mind mine.

Yeah, 'til they business
start messing with your parole, right?

You ain't
going back there.

Hey, crash here
until you find something better.

I appreciate it, man.

Ah, you don't even know.

Look, I ain't running
no motel, brah.

Stay here, you gotta
follow my rules.

I got a kid.

You got it.

[chuckles]
Yeah.

[frogs croaking]

[Remy] This is
my favorite part.

Thank you.

[Remy]
Look at that.

You know,
you said before

that you don't
want to get talked into anything.

You don't seem like
someone who gets talked into things.

What was that about?

In the past,
whoever I was with,

they wanted something,
a piece of me I didn't have,

wanted to change me
into something that I wasn't.

Mm-hmm.

Well, let me
tell you something.

You deserve
to be with someone

who wants
to be with you...

Nova,

not Nova
the activist,

not Nova
the journalist,

just Nova.

[bottles clink]

Here you go.

Thanks.

♪ Downtown tonight ♪

[laughs]

♪ Saw an old friend,
Someone who... ♪

You gotta
humor me on this.

Oh, no, no.
I, uh--

I'm not much
for dancing.

I can't sit
listening to this song

next to a beautiful woman
without dancing to it.

♪ And I caught a spark ♪

♪ In her eyes
Of forgotten desire ♪

-Oh!
-[laughs]

♪ With a word or a touch ♪

♪ I could have
Rekindled the fire ♪

♪ But old flames ♪

♪ Can't hold a candle to you ♪

♪ No one ♪

♪ Can light up my night
Like you do ♪

♪ Flickering embers of love ♪

♪ I've known one or two ♪

♪ But old flames ♪

♪ Can't hold a candle to you ♪

♪ Sometimes at night ♪

♪ I think of old lovers
I've known ♪

See if you
got any game.

-Ah.
-All right.

-[splash]
-You can't even see it.

-All right.
-Did all right.

It went far, though.
That's the--

-That was pretty good.
-Let's see what you got, Malik.

All right, um...

[KJ]
Don't hurt yourself.

[laughter]

[Malik]
Okay. Okay.

-[splash]
-You distracted me!

-Give it up.
-No.

Dude, I play basketball,
man.

[KJ] He won.

All right,
all right.

Hey, yo.

You good, man?

My brother's in there.

They had
to adjust the dosage for the dizziness,

and they got me, uh,

writing down
my symptoms...

so they can
figure it all out.

Oh, I didn't
think you'd be hungry after all them burgers.

[laughing]

Mm-hmm.

Your partner in crime
spilled the beans.

What's this?

Cauliflower
mac and cheese.

Baby, I can't be doing

that squash and
mushrooms every day.

Now, Nova's diet might
be all well and good,

but a brother
needs some meat and some flavor somewhere,

and so do you.

Mm-hmm.

[laughs]

Right?

Oh, that's good.

Uh-huh.

Thank you, baby.

Mm-hmm.

Blue...

we know that you
have a lot of questions about your dad and me.

Remember how I said
I have a new home?

Are we leaving the farm?

Still be living
at the farm.

Just gonna have
two bedrooms now,

one here and
one at your mama's.

Blue,

we're really, really sorry.

Your dad and I
are not getting married.

We decided we're
just gonna be friends.

But you said, "Forever."

I know.

We're so, so sorry.

[Blue crying]

Listen to me.

Hey, look at me.

I'm so sorry,

breaking
your forever.

I am. Hey.

But me and your mom,
we love you always,

and that ain't ever
gonna change, okay?

May I go to my room?

Yeah.

[door closes]

[music playing inside]

I had a real good time.

It was fun.

I have to get home
to my son.

Yeah. Nah...

I understand.

Uh, you okay to drive?

Yeah.

No, I'm good.

All right.

♪ Don't need this
Like I used to ♪

♪ 'Cause I feel blinded,
Blinded by you ♪

♪ Don't need this
Like I used to ♪

♪ 'Cause I feel blinded,
Blinded by you ♪

♪ Don't need this
Like I used to ♪

♪ 'Cause I feel blinded,
Blinded by you ♪

♪ Don't need this
Like I used to ♪

♪ 'Cause I feel blinded,
Blinded by you ♪

Oh, oui, oui.

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