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[dramatic music]

- [Announcer] Previously on "Purgatory."

[Nick gasping]

- No.

- I didn't kill Alex, I didn't kill Nick.

I didn't kill anyone.

- Someone killed him.

- Or maybe we're not alone in here.

- My promise still stands.

I'm gonna kill whoever did this to you.

[dramatic music]

- No, I don't care.

You need to find the Shambala place.

Well, you better have some results for me

by the time I get down there.

What do you mean it doesn't exist?

Christopher's there right now.

Look, get as many men as you need,

and I don't care if you have to comb the whole country

and all the vacation resorts and everything,

you find that place.

What?

No, the money's not important.

[dramatic music]

What?

You've been giving me that look since we left Rome.

If you have something to say, just say it.

- I knew this was going to happen.

- And what do you want me to say, that you're right?

- I just want my son back.

- Our son, and I'm working on it.

[dramatic music]

Keep the car running, I'll be down in a few minutes.

- Okay, sir.

[suspenseful music]

[footsteps clicking]

[door slamming]

[suspenseful music] [footsteps clicking]

- I'm worried about him.

[dramatic music]

- It'll be okay.

Just, um, just stop crying.

I'll find him.

They have no idea who they're dealing with.

[phone ringing]

I'm sorry, I have to take this.

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Yes, Prime Minister, thank you for calling back.

It's about my son.

[suspenseful music]

[dramatic music]

- Are you really gonna eat that?

That's disgusting.

- Maybe under different circumstances,

I might agree with you.

- I think we should divide up what's left,

so that we can all eat something.

- Yeah, it's a good idea.

- Maybe if grandpa didn't make us put all our food

in the middle, there'd still be something left to eat.

- He was just trying to help, okay?

And besides, he didn't know that

someone is going to start a fight here.

- Oh, so apparently everything that ever happened

before we got here, and everything that's happened since,

is entirely my fault.

Honestly, I don't even care anymore.

- You expect me to feel sorry for you?

- No, I think he just expects you

and everyone else to leave him alone for once.

- Look at this.

This should've lasted us weeks.

Now it's just crumbs.

- You know, you can just help me,

because some of this is still salvageable.

- No, you're absolutely right.

Cool, who wants this apple?

- Actually, I'll take it.

[suspenseful music]

We don't eat for entertainment at this point.

We need nourishment to survive.

- She's right.

Cracker crumbs are just as valuable as whole cracker.

- You know, guys, I really wanna help you,

but I just can't deal with any of this right now.

I'm so sorry.

- It's okay, we'll put together what we have left

and then we can see how we stand.

- Well, we're one less now, so that should help.

- Shut up, Luke.

- Lighten up a little, Jess.

- It's not funny.

- I never said it was. I was just stating a fact.

- You okay? [dramatic music]

- I just don't see what the point is.

- What do you mean?

- Just all of this.

The bickering,

the back and forth, the food.

What is the point of this if we're gonna die anyway?

- Hey, we are not gonna die in here, okay?

- What did we do to deserve this?

- I honestly don't think it matters.

It's all about perspective.

If whoever's doing this to us thinks we're guilty,

then we're guilty.

- That is ridiculous.

I haven't done anything wrong.

I was just a kid when Alex was killed.

The worst I could have done to Alex

was unfriend him on Facebook, okay?

- Were you even listening to what I just said?

I said it doesn't matter what you think.

- So what, we just have to accept it?

- No, not accept, but Adam's right.

We have to realize at the moment,

we're not the ones in control of any of this.

- Yeah, but just for the moment.

- Just for the moment.

- Look, I say we all have something to eat,

and then together we focus

on finding another way out of here.

[wall banging]

- [Jess] Oh my god!

- No one's doing anything until I get some answers.

- What are you doing, Bobby?

- Get back.

Get back, get against the wall.

All of you get against the wall.

Look, I fell asleep while saying goodbye to my friend, Nick,

and when I woke up, this gun was right next to me.

[suspenseful music]

Someone start talking!

My best friend's body isn't even cold yet.

Someone is framing me,

and I'm not going down like that.

- I don't understand.

- What?

- If you were asleep, why didn't they just kill you?

Why go through all the trouble of trying to set you up?

It just doesn't make a lot of sense.

- Do you think if I knew

that I'd be wasting my time asking you idiots

these questions, watching this?

Do you think I would be doing that?

- Please leave us alone.

Please.

[suspenseful music]

- Maybe no one's talking because the one person

who's on the top of my suspect list is this.

- No, get off.

You are so quick to blame Krispy.

He's innocent. He stayed back here with Adam.

Don't you remember?

- Marie, get back. I'll shoot you.

- Bobby.

You didn't want him there,

and they were here when we came back.

Okay.

- Marie, what are you doing?

- Chris, shut up.

Bobby. Listen.

I believe you.

I believe that somebody put the gun beside you.

So let's just find out who that is.

- How do you, how do you propose that we figure this out,

Marie, huh?

I'm all ears.

- Marie, get out of the way.

- Please.

Can you just stop being the hero all the time, okay?

Because he will kill you in a heartbeat.

You told me that we were getting outta it,

and means leaves together

because I'm not having this baby alone.

- Wait, [dramatic music]

wait.

You're pregnant?

- Yeah.

[dramatic music]

- Listen, all I wanna know is who put this gun next to me?

Who's trying to frame me? Who is it?

This will all be over.

This will all be over if you tell me.

- Hey, Bobby.

Maybe it wasn't any of us. Okay?

- You just think I'm crazy,

that I'm making this whole thing up?

Is that what this is? Someone planted the gun.

It shouldn't just fall from the sky, Adam.

- No, just listen to me.

- Okay? Hear me out.

Okay, listen.

Can I put a match in the door frame?

Now, if someone opens that hatch,

match is gonna drop to the floor.

All you gotta do is just let me check it out, okay?

- No, you get back.

You get back,

get back, get back, get back, get back, get back.

Okay. You, here you go.

- Me?

- You go. Yes. You go.

- Why me? I don't even go to the bathroom alone.

No, I don't wanna go. No.

[Bobby groaning]

- For you.

- Please, Lisa, just go with her.

Just go with her, please, please.

Both of you go!

Go, go, go.

- Let's go. Let's go.

- We will, we will.

- Just do what he says.

- Stop telling us what to do.

- Okay, I will do it. I'm gonna do this.

- Don't, get back.

I swear to God.

- Okay. Okay. Okay. We'll do it, okay?

No one needs to get shot. We're going.

- If you take one more step, I swear to God,

I'll put a bullet in your brain.

Anyone else? Sit down and shut up.

Okay, all of you just sit down, get down.

Sit down and shut up, all of you.

Okay?

- Hey, I'm here. What am I looking for?

- Okay, so just climb up it.

Don't be ridiculous, or else

I swear to God I'll start shooting everyone.

- I'll do it. Okay, I'll do it.

- Girls, just check around the hatch, okay?

Top right corner.

- Please, just someone else.

Just come and help us.

- How is everything over there?

- Lisa? Lisa?

- I see it. It's still here.

[dramatic music]

- So you don't know where the Shambala is either?

- I've been doing this for 20 years.

As far as I know, there is no Shambala

in this part of the world.

- Okay, are you hearing of any new hots,

high-end vacation getaways this year?

- Nothing outta the ordinary

and certainly none in a place called Shambala.

Can I ask what this is about, Inspector?

- Let me ask you this.

Is it possible there is some new hotspot

that maybe you haven't heard of yet?

- I'm sure anything is possible,

but like I said, I've been doing this for.

- For 20 years.

Right, I got it.

Look, if you're here of anything, can you call me directly?

- Of course. - Thank you.

- This must be really important to you, huh?

I'm sorry.

- Nothing to worry about.

I just have an amazing daughter,

and I was looking to spoil her this year.

That's all.

[footsteps clicking]

[suspenseful music]

Damn it!

[footsteps clicking] [birds chirping]

- Here, you look like you could use this.

Take it. That was the last one.

- It's been 48 hours now.

We can start filing the missing persons report.

[birds chirping]

Throw out the wide nets.

- Okay, yeah.

- Get involved all the agencies, I don't know.

[footsteps clicking] [birds chirping]

- Ophelia,

I already filed the reports for both of them.

- What do we do now? - I don't know.

The tech said everything about the place was faked

and whoever put information online

really wanted to sell it as real.

- Is there a way to trace the origins?

- They knew what they were doing. They covered their tracks.

[dramatic music]

- So who brought the gun in here with him? Hmm?

Are you gonna talk? You said you were in security, right?

- I did, but I don't see the point

in putting the gun next to you.

So don't look at me.

- Whoever put the gun in there

obviously knew what they were doing.

I mean, they knew that Nick's death

would gimme a reason why to kill all of you.

I mean, obviously they want you all dead.

- There's only one part of your theory

that doesn't make any sense.

[Bobby laughing]

- Oh, this should be good. Go on, Prince.

- If one of us planted the gun, assuming you'd take the bait

and kill us all, then we'd essentially be committing suicide

by giving you the gun the first place.

- He's right. - That is a good point.

Maybe that is the point. Maybe they're guilty, too.

I mean, remember, we're all guilty, right?

You, you, you, you.

- But I didn't do anything.

- We didn't either.

- What are we guilty? - Yes, yes, yes.

You're all saying the same story over and over again.

You're all innocent, right? That's what this is.

You're all angels. Why are you in here?

- I have no idea.

- I bet you're wishing you took me

up on that offer now, huh?

And why were you crying

after you lit the candle at the shrine after we all left?

- You know, I just saw the inscription of the photo

and the lines on there, and it made me emotional.

So yes, I was crying and praying.

It just came out.

- You're a liar.

- She could be telling the true, Bobby.

- I don't care [gun cocking]

what you think, Dr. Serob.

You shut your mouth.

- Just stay out of it, okay?

- The way I see it not a single one

of us isn't guilty for something.

We weren't put down here by accident.

- So you're guilty of something too then?

- Get back. Get back.

Of course I am. I'm the one who killed Alex.

I'm the one who hung him from the ceiling.

Nick and I, we killed him.

Surprise.

Now that the cat's out of the bag,

who has the balls to admit why they're down here, hmm?

- Hey, listen. You don't have to do this.

- You're right.

I don't have to do anything,

but I have the gun.

[dramatic music]

When I have the gun, I can do anything I want.

I can make each and every one of you do whatever I want.

You're like my little puppets.

You, put all the rest of the food in the bag fast.

- Don't do it. Just stay put.

- Wait a minute.

You're taking all the food?

The rest of us will starve.

- Please don't do this.

- You're gonna bury us alive, man.

- If she doesn't do what I say, the youngest one goes first.

- No, Bobby, just listen to me please. No.

- One.

- Come on, just do what he's asking, please.

- If she does, then we all starve.

- Two.

- Bobby, come on, man. Come on.

You don't need to do this buddy. Come on.

Come on. Think.

Think, come on. You don't need to do this.

- Bobby, I'm begging you.

Please, you're better than this. Don't do this.

Don't do this, please.

- Six, seven. [dramatic music]

- So, God, I'll do it. I'll get the food.

[dramatic music]

- Bring the waters too.

- I will. I'll get the water.

- Now.

- Here's the water.

- See, that wasn't so hard now, was it?

[dramatic music]

You know, one time me and Nick tested together,

there was this guy that went on a hunger strike.

You know, for life of me,

I can't remember why he was so upset,

but I can remember the sounds towards the end.

Sounded a lot like an animal dying.

I never want to hear those sounds again. Ever, ever again.

- Then just give us back some of the food.

- Man, I wish I could do that. I really do.

That's not gonna happen.

[dramatic music]

Who killed Nick?

Who planted the gun?

One of you have to admit to it right now.

Who killed Nick? Who killed Nick?

Hmm? Who planted the gun?

Admit to it. Someone admit to it.

[dramatic music]

You caused your own death wish.

It's on you now. [bag rustling]

Good luck.

- For God's sake, whoever did it, just say something.

He literally just took everything from us.

- Whoever did it, please.

You're gonna starve with us, too.

- We can't confess to something we didn't do.

- Adam, Adam, hey. Whoa. What are you doing, man?

- I'm gonna kill him.

I'm gonna get our food and water back.

- Don't be stupid. He has a loaded gun.

- Think I can't take it from him?

Get out the way.

- Hey Adam, please, please don't go back.

- Adam, hey Adam. Stop.

Okay, stop.

We need to get outfit together

and that's not gonna happen if you get yourself killed.

Okay?

So just stay with us

before you do anything you regret, okay?

- She's right. She's right.

- It's okay. You're okay. It's fine.

Come on. Let him go.

Yeah, it's okay. It's okay.

- We searched for another exit,

but still didn't find one.

[dramatic music]

- What if the hatch is really the only way in or out?

- There's air flowing in here from somewhere,

or we all would've suffocated by now, right?

- He's right.

There has to be some kind of ventilation system.

- Yeah, exactly. So there's pipes or something.

There's a way out. We just have to hurry up and find it.

[dramatic music]

Come on, come on.

Come on.

[footsteps clicking]

- Are coming? Come.

Don't stay here alone. It's not safe.

- Okay. [eerie music]

[footsteps clicking] [eerie music]

[suspenseful music]

[Bobby sighing]

- You've turned out to be a pain in the ass, Alex,

even after your death.

You know, I've killed a lot of people before you

and a lot of people after you, and you, man,

none of them gimme any trouble like you have.

I guess it was a matter of time

before my sins caught up to me.

[suspenseful music]

Yeah, I was always assuming that someone would

kick me out on the inside,

but I guess I should be grateful I'm still alive.

Shouldn't I be?

[suspenseful music]

Hey, you can tell me, who do you have protecting you?

Who do you have that's locked us up down here? Tell me.

Well, you wanna play hardball?

I've still got five bullets.

I could kill five of them.

You just gotta tell me which ones.

[dramatic music]

I can see you.

[dramatic music]

[all gasping] [footsteps clicking]

- Hey guys, I'm sorry. Can we just rest for a moment?

- Oh God, my head's killing me.

- Let me take a look.

- How is it?

- I'll be fine.

- Hard to say.

As long it stays clean, you're probably all right,

but we need to keep on eye on it.

- What happens if we don't? - I have no way

to treat an infection down here.

I'm sorry.

- Yeah, we have nothing to clean the wound.

We don't even have any water.

[dramatic music]

- Laura, Laura, give me your perfume.

Oh, there's alcohol in this.

[perfume splashing]

- Everybody, it doesn't look good.

- Maria, I'll be fine. - No, no, no.

Best you don't sleep after a blow to the head like that.

- You've gotta be kidding me.

- Chris, seriously, just open your damn eyes. Okay?

- So what's the game plan?

- I don't know.

I've been searching for hours. I found nothing, so.

- I'm convinced we're never going to get outta here.

- Katarina, please just shut up.

- Hey, no worries.

- I'm okay.

Just thirsty like everyone else.

[footsteps clicking]

- Yep.

Wait, you've had water this whole time?

- Yeah, I didn't put any of my stuff like everyone else's.

Remember?

- Emma, thank you so much.

I promise I won't drink too much.

- Drink as much as you need

and share it with everyone,

even though some of you don't deserve it.

- Certainly, I agree with you wholeheartedly.

[plastic rattling]

- Here.

It's not much. That's all I got.

- What if we divide this to everyone?

I don't know, do whatever you want.

- Oh, you're not as bad

as you make yourself out to be, you know that?

- People aren't always what they appear

to be on the surface.

- Unless you're Bobby.

- I knew he was trouble the day you met him.

- I hear that.

- Let's keep going while we still have some energy.

[dramatic music] [footsteps shuffling]

Hey, Dimitri?

- Yeah.

- Any idea which way's been explored more than the other?

- I'm not sure. Sorry. - Maybe we should split up.

Cover more ground.

- Yeah. - I agree.

I'll go this way.

- But wait, Dimitri, you're going by yourself?

That the guy is something else.

- He sure is.

- Looks like we're going right.

Come on people, let's go.

[dramatic music]

- Well, this doesn't look ominous.

[eerie music]

- This place was built by the sinners.

Those who themselves have sent,

those whose parents have sent,

and they never saw the light of day again.

- I told you, we are never gonna get out of here.

- Will you just stop already?

This is just some stupid writing on some stupid wall.

- We can't go doom and gloom, or you're right.

We won't get out of here.

- [Dimitri] Help! Help!

- Dmitri! Dmitri!

[eerie music]

- Guys, hurry.

We're almost there.

- We coming, Dimitri!

- [Dimitri] Help!

[eerie music] [footsteps clicking]

- Hello guys. Help, where are you guys?

Help!

- Jesus.

- Okay. Oh, my God, Dimitri.

[Dimitri groaning]

Dimitri, one.

- Here you go. - Two.

Three.

- Watch the foot, watch the foot.

Get his leg up. Get his leg up.

[Dimitri groaning]

Okay. Okay, so let's go.

[Dimitri groaning]

- Stay calm. Please, just stay calm.

- If you don't calm down, you are going into shock.

Do you hear me, Dimitri?

- Yeah. Yeah.

- The good news, it didn't snap your leg.

- So what's the bad news?

- The bad news?

I'm using the most expensive septic for second time today.

[dramatic music]

[perfume spraying] [Dimitri groaning]

If you knew how much this cost, okay,

that should at least sterilize it.

[dramatic music]

He can't walk.

- So what, we have to carry him?

- Unless you have a wheelchair.

- This is bad.

- No, this is a purgatory.

- Okay. Okay guys.

Come on, nothing has changed.

All right?

We just need to adapt to our circumstances, okay?

This is gonna be fine as long as we can just keep moving.

- Whoever locked us in here isn't finished with us yet.

- Yeah, that could have been any one of us.

- This thing was put here on purpose.

- Yeah, Dimitri's lucky we found him.

It could have been worse.

- Guys, what's this yellow stuff on it?

Is it some kind of rust?

- What did you say?

- Nothing. Just asking what is this?

- Put it down.

- Keep that away from you.

- I said drop it.

[metal clanging]

You two, use this on your hands,

and everyone who touch the trap.

- What the hell's going on, Doc?

Doc, talk to me though.

- I told them to sanitize their hands

if they touch any blood. [dramatic music]

- Oh, here's your perfect bag. Thank you.

- No, it's okay. Help him up, and let's get out of here.

[dramatic music]

- Lemme oh, you guys, here we go.

Alright, wait. Three, two, one.

[Dimitri groaning]

Okay, there we go. All right, buddy, all right.

One step at a time. Let's go.

Come on. I got you. I got you.

Come on. Lean on me. There we go.

[dramatic music]

- What is it you're not telling us, Doc?

- The trap had poison on it.

[dramatic music]

- Who said that? Listen, listen to Bobby.

You're losing it.

[paper rustling]

Hey, there you are. Now where were we?

[suspenseful music]

Oh, I'm sorry. So rude of me.

I should have offered you a chip.

[bag rustling]

It's good, isn't it? Now let's get down the business.

[Bobby laughing]

Come on, I know one of your people trapped us down here.

Oh yeah, those morons.

Yeah, they're all just stuck in there trying

to figure a way to get out.

Wait, what's that, Alex? Oh yeah, I do still have a shot.

You're right. I still have a shot to get out.

[Bobby laughing]

Oh wait minute. What's that? Oh yeah, yeah, you're right.

I can find out who brought the gun,

find out who's on your side,

and they will help me break outta here.

Sooner or later they'll have to come,

and I'll have my ticket outta here.

[bag rustling]

The rest can starve. Kill themselves.

I don't care. [clock ticking]

[suspenseful music]

- You got it? Come on.

All right. All right.

Luke, start turning. [suspenseful music]

There we go.

[suspenseful music]

Let's go. There you go.

[Dimitri groaning]

- Thank you, guys. Thank you.

- What do you think they're talking about?

- My guess is what's do next with Dimitri.

- It would be nice if they invited us

to their little boys club.

- Okay, so what's next?

- I guess we're about to find out.

[suspenseful music]

- Hey, what's going on?

- You not gonna believe this.

The trap was poisoned.

- Hmm?

- What?

- The doc says he has a few days, maybe a week.

- Until he dies?

- Jesus, is he sure?

- Seems like it.

As you know, it was poisoned.

Something to do with the chemical.

It turns yellow when it makes contact with metal.

Looks like.

- Yeah.

I don't mean to be insensitive, but we touched it, too.

No, he said as long

as it didn't get into our bloodstream, we'll be fine.

- The poor man. What do you do to deserve this?

- My father was doing him a favor

by inviting him down here with us.

- Oh, come on.

You didn't know this was gonna happen.

- Is there's no way to save him?

- Doug doesn't think so.

Says his heart's just gonna slow down

until it stops completely.

- How is he?

- Hmm?

- Does he know?

- My opinion? We don't tell him.

- What? You don't wanna tell him?

- Who knows how he'll react?

Would you want to know

or would you like to go peacefully in your sleep?

- It doesn't matter what I would want.

He'll find out sooner or later.

[suspenseful music]

[Dimitri sighing]

[siren blaring]

- You know there is a reason we are not supposed

to take any gifts.

Okay.

There is no reason in beating yourself up now.

Let's just deal with what's important.

- Thank you, sir.

- We have to send a BOLO out all of them,

to see if we can find anything.

- Thank you, sir. - We'll find them.

Just don't go rogue on me

and share any information you have with me, okay?

- Of course.

[dramatic music]

[footsteps shuffling]

- Stop.

[footsteps shuffling]

- Hey.

How's she doing?

- I knew she was going to pass out.

- It's been a long day.

- No kidding.

- How ya holding up?

- Honestly, I'm just worried about her more than anything.

I don't know how many

of us are actually gonna get out of here.

[soft music]

- You care about her?

- Yeah, of course.

- You can't think that way.

Okay, you gotta take those feelings

and you gotta push 'em down deep, all right?

You gotta focus on what's important, what you want.

You gotta get to the end for her.

- I'll try.

- I hope so.

[soft music] [footsteps shuffling]

How's your arm?

- I'll be fine.

Thank you.

- Get some sleep, kid.

- Thanks, Adam.

[soft music]

- Hey, are you sure there's no way

of the poison spreading to the rest of us?

- Yeah, that's what the doctor said.

I'm sure you'll be fine.

- Great. Just like the best news I've heard in weeks.

- You know, you could try

to show just a little bit of sympathy.

- Oh, come on. Don't give me that.

You know, I sympathize.

For all I know I could be next so I just wanna make sure.

- Can we just try and get some sleep?

- Yeah.

I have been trying.

Every time I close my eyes, all I see is

as an extinct body, or Bobby with the gun,

or Dimitri's disgusting leg, and just,

I just can't sleep.

- Well, maybe you're not supposed

to be at peace right now then.

- I'm sorry. What?

- We're all sinners.

That's why we are here, isn't it?

- Oh my God.

For the last freaking time, I haven't done anything.

- Maybe you didn't. Maybe your parents did.

Remember what was written on a wall.

- Why are you talking about my parents?

You don't even know my parents.

- Why would we know them?

- Okay, well, my mom is amazing,

and my dad is the kindest person I know.

Have you guys heard of the restaurant, Lisa's?

- I heard. - Okay. Well my dad owns that.

He bought it after he retired from the Army,

and he has made sure that that is a safe place

for everyone and anyone,

and at the end of every night, he donates all

of the extra food to homeless people.

You tell me why someone like that deserves to be killed.

- Well, now we finally know how you're involved in all this.

- What are you talking about?

- That's the restaurant we went to the night

Alex had his hit and run.

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- Alex got insanely drunk at your father's restaurant,

and then he drove.

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- So, so what?

What, you're saying that my dad is responsible

for every dickhead that gets drunk at his bar?

- Don't speak ill of the dead.

- Okay. No, you, you knew him.

Tell us how.

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[upbeat music]

- Hey Emma. - Do I know you?

- No, but you come here a lot,

and you never seem happy.

- That's really rude. - I'm sorry.

Just hard not to notice when you have

such beautiful set eyes.

[indistinct diner chatter]

Here, on the house.

- That's very nice, but it's getting late.

I should go. [glass clinking]

[indistinct diner chatter]

- That's an original creation,

and I'd love your opinion on it,

before you go.

Please stay.

[indistinct diner chatter]

- Shouldn't you make this for some foot critic or something?

- I feel you'll give me more honest opinion.

- What if I lie to you, to spare your feelings?

- You don't seem like the type.

Okay, give it a try.

- Fine. [indistinct diner chatter]

- Wow. That bad?

- No, just having a little fun.

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- Hello? Hey. [fingers snapping]

Yeah, I was talking to you.

- What? I said I don't know him.

- You can stop lying.

Everyone in here is connected to Alex in one way or another.

- Well, I'm not.

- Your parents might be.

I mean, my parents probably are too,

'cause I certainly don't know him.

- Okay. No, obviously you're here because of your husband.

- Hey, don't feel so bad.

I'm only here because my dad owns a bar.

- No, you're here because your dad filled Alex with alcohol

and then let him drive.

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- You need to stop talking about my father.

- Okay. Okay. Sit down.

Take it easy, all right?

- Everybody needs to stop telling me what to do.

Okay?

I've done everything that you said

and where has it gotten me?

- Jesus, calm down.

- So what did I just say?

God, Katarina.

- What the hell is happening?

- Get up. We're leaving.

- Where?

- Anywhere but here away from you.

- Come on.

I just fell asleep.

- Calm down. - Trust me.

- Hey, hey, no one wants you to leave.

- We're going. [dramatic music]

- That's great. [hands clapping]

- And what was the point of that?

Oh, God knows where they've gone.

- She just needs time to cool off.

She just figured out why she's here, so.

- Right, and now we're all turning on each other

and acting like savages.

- No, we're all just trying to survive.

Everyone's handling it differently.

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- This is crazy, Lisa.

- You weren't fair, Kat.

You didn't hear it.

They were attacking me, my family, my dad.

- Your dad?

- Just nevermind.

- Wait, where are you going?

- Tell me what happened, to find Bobby.

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- [Announcer] Next time on "Purgatory."

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- Get some water!

- Wait, is this what I think it is?

- Bobby, I'm begging you, man.

- The poison's starting to kick in.

- Please, please, please.

[gun shooting]

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