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You really should eat something.
I'm not hungry.
Actually, I might be hungry, but I'm too tired to tell.
Fatigue is just a state of mind.
Not at 4 o 'clock in the morning.
Not when I haven't slept in almost a day. I'm telling you, these on -call
are starting to wear a little thin.
I kind of dig them. The more exhausted you get, the more your other senses
heighten. You see, hear, and smell everything.
Incredible rush.
Is that Shalimar you're wearing?
Back off, Jack.
I hope you're not counting on things slowing down today, because we are
definitely in for a long one. You know this because...
You don't actually believe in that, do you?
The whole moon and the spike crime rate go hand in hand, like peanut butter and
jelly.
Bogie McCall.
Nate, stop.
Not to mention our own full moon murder. Okay, the full moon thing is an old
wives tale. It's a fantasy like Dracula or the Wolfman. I'm talking facts here,
CD. Now, the human body is primarily composed of water, and the moon pulls
tide. Yes, and?
And reputable scientists think that biological tides cause people to go
when the moon is full. I would sleep deprived.
I love Mama.
You were saying?
USA, otherwise known as the philandering spouse's worst nightmare.
Megan, a legal secretary, contacted our hotline after Stephen came home smelling
a little too sweet for his own good.
Phone call revealed that he checked in here a short while earlier.
So,
A cheating husband was killed by a gunshot to the head. He checked in with
girlfriend around 9 .30, and the video was taken around midnight.
Infidelity USA.
Hell of a way to get your 15 minutes, huh?
No way that segment aired.
Maybe not, but the publicity can't hurt. The show hasn't exactly been setting
the world on fire.
Don't tell me you watch this garbage.
I watch it for the psychological insight.
And the girls.
How do they find him?
Well, the $5 ,000 appearance fee brings out its share of distrustful spouses.
What's crime scene saying?
No exit wall, no gun on the premises, and they'll get back to us as soon as
have something.
So, we've got a girlfriend, a cuckolded wife, and a show that's about to score
record ratings.
Nate, way too much free time.
Read a book.
Hey, listen up.
I know it's early, but we're very busy.
Good news being that overtime's been authorized.
So let's get to it. As you probably know, in the last 18 months, there have
three related murders all taking place on nights when there's been a full moon.
Killer abducts elderly women from public places, lifts their throats, and then
uses the blood to paint what appear to be Chinese figures.
appears. Either they're Chinese figures or they're not.
Well, we've had ten experts from around the country analyze them. Six think that
they might be intended as representations. The other four think
random scrolls.
Now, they're obviously not very detailed, very blurry. There's also the
that he's just scrolling something to throw us off.
Well, whether they're representations or not, the profilers say they bear no
apparent relation to the crime.
He's grandiose, narcissistic, probably presents a fastidious appearance,
probably lives alone.
So is there any way of knowing when or if this guy is going to strike again,
except that there happens to be a full moon tonight?
Your guess is as good as mine.
I don't want it happening here on my watch, so I've ordered extra patrols,
this sketch has been plastered everywhere.
You know, if midnight comes and goes, he's probably taking the month off, but
want everyone here until then, just in case.
I didn't expect to see you here.
How's Ben?
He's been tough on all of us, you know.
I thought maybe you'd take some time, you know, for yourself.
Benjamin's so sexy, Dee. I really can't think about myself right now.
And that's why I'm here today. I'm hoping I can help somebody else.
Curly! It's me.
I understand you've been asked to be locked up. Yeah, it's very important
you lock me up. If you don't, I'm afraid that I might... Afraid someone might
hurt you? No, I'm afraid that I might hurt someone.
I see.
Excuse me, has he been evaluated for 5150? No, no, the shrink said that
nothing wrong with me. And then they sent me home with pills for my nerves.
Why haven't you gone home this early?
Look, I'm telling you that I need to be locked up, okay? I change. I'm not like
who I am now.
I go crazy.
Sir, maybe we can refer you to another hospital.
No, it's not safe for me there. I need to be in prison. Okay, look, we're busy
today, okay? And our cells are reserved for people who commit crime.
Look, you proved your point. Okay?
Charlie, take him down to a holding cell.
I'll get the captain to approve it. Just don't hit anyone else, okay?
I met Steven in a bar.
He seemed like a nice guy.
We hit it off right away.
Did he tell you he was married?
Yeah, he did.
Obviously, things between him and his wife couldn't have been that great.
Did he talk about his wife?
Not really.
Look, I feel horrible.
He did not deserve to die.
Well, somebody got him that way, Lisa.
I don't know anything about that.
Did you see anybody follow you to the motel?
No. Did you hear any gunshots?
No.
You know, we...
I made love, and then I fell fast asleep, and the next thing I knew, a
was in my face.
And you didn't see or hear anybody outside the motel room?
Like I said, I'm not going to be much help here. Do you own a gun?
Wait a minute, you don't think that I had something to do with this? Let me
you exactly what I think, Lisa, because your answers don't make any sense.
A man was murdered in the bed next to you, and you have no idea how that
happened. You know something, Inspector? My brother -in -law's a lawyer.
Maybe I should talk to him before this goes any further.
Of course I want to go raw.
Why would I not want to go to London with you and scope out new restaurant
sites?
Unfortunately, I have this tiny, insignificant thing called a job.
Right?
Exactly. Okay, you call me before you leave.
Okay, bye.
Was that, uh, Roth Markham again?
Mm -hmm. Yeah, well, he's been bending my ear all week.
Must think I have influence or something.
He doesn't think you've, uh, really forgiven him for beating on your ex
-husband. Oh, really?
What'd you say?
Well...
I told him not to worry about it. I mean, it's not like he ruined Magda's
wedding or anything.
And speaking of ex -husbands, Louis has been calling me too.
Yeah, I know.
So, what are you going to do?
To tell you the truth, I haven't decided yet.
Louis is a safe choice, right?
I mean...
I know what I'm getting into there.
And he loves me.
I know that.
And, uh, sure would make Amanda happy.
See her folks back together.
But, uh, Ross is so, so charming.
And exciting.
It's head -controlling, but I can handle that.
It were me, Captain.
I'd just be sitting back and enjoying the ride.
Hey, I was just looking for you. You got a second? Sure, what's up? One of the
guys in my office just left for private practice. Everything got dumped on me.
One case had your name on it. The Frontier Liquor Store robbery? Oh, yeah,
Three perps, three confessions. All in under an hour. Yeah, it's going to trial
the day after tomorrow.
Wait a minute. We pled that out.
The deal fell apart. One of the defendants was saying that his wife's
your search wasn't voluntary.
And she was courted. Oh, come on, Teddy. That's crap. Well, listen. We've got to
talk about it. We've got to get together and go over what happened.
Look, you know what?
I don't have time for a review course, okay? Dump the file on my desk and I'll
meet you in court. Well, the situation is a little more complex than the file
suggests.
Are you trying to insult me? Look, I have a complicated search and seizure
to deal with, and I need your help.
That's all I'm asking about.
Inspector?
I'm Jessica Billings.
Gosh, yeah, of course, of course.
God, you look so different now.
Um, please have a seat.
Thank you.
Well, it has been four years since Mom died.
Yeah, I still feel bad we couldn't be a condition on that.
Well, I pretty much put it all behind me until a few days ago.
What happened?
That man has been harassing me.
Daniel Torres?
How?
On the phone, he's threatening me. Did he identify himself?
No, but I'm sure that it's him.
I think that he's back in town.
Bitch. I know, because after the trial, the district attorney warned him, you
know, that he should stay away.
But it's more than just phone calls.
I just got this in the mail. It's a birthday card from my mother.
written the day before she died. I think that he must have taken it when he
killed her.
It was marked two days ago, San Francisco.
Listen to me, Jessica.
You're going to be fine. If Daniel Torres is anywhere here, we're going to
him and we're going to protect you, okay? But for now, I want you to stay
from the apartment.
Oh, of course I will. I've already moved to a friend's. I can give you a name
and address.
September of 1981, the full moon. First time I saw Frank today. I'm scared the
bejesus out of me. I've been sleeping in my parents' room for a whole week.
What about you?
I don't have one.
Come on, not even... I have a living bed?
It's too campy. That's not scary.
But you're not really watching.
No, I think... I think real life is scarier than horror. I think so.
You can start with what you see on this job every day. Inspector Battle?
Hey, Lorenzo.
I'm Professor Carson Chang.
Captain McCafferty suggested I might find you here. I have information
concerning the full moon birders.
What type of information?
I believe I know where she will strike next.
I'm assuming that you are familiar with my work.
Your name is definitely ringing a bell. My degrees, of course, are in the field
of ancient Chinese studies.
The study of criminology is more an application than anything else.
A colleague granted me access.
He had been approached by the FBI, and I have taken the time to analyze the
Chinese figures, our killer marked in the victim's blood.
I have positively identified these figures and believe them to be accurate
predictors of his next move, if I may.
At the second scene, two groups of symbols were left. One representing
The second, garden.
And where did the next murder happen?
Here.
Second market.
Correct.
Three doctor's offices are located at that intersection in a health food
restaurant serving perhaps the best vegetarian food in town.
Now, moving on.
I said stay away from me.
Hey, honey.
Mr.
Hurley, sorry to have to do this to you, buddy, but we're going to have to let
you go.
No, you can't do that.
Well, the office is telling me you're down here causing problems with the
detainees, okay? Look, we're full up today, so...
Please. I promise you I won't talk to them anymore. It's just that they were
getting a little bit too close to me, and I was afraid of what I might do.
What?
Please.
Okay.
Just behave yourself, okay?
All right, I'll try.
It's just that nighttime is coming on, and this thing is really powerful. I
can't control it.
Whatever you do, just don't release me.
Scene of the crime.
Oh, hey, look, I'm halfway through the words, half of David. No, no, this is
scene of the crime.
Where we met, this table.
I was so damn nervous about going in front of the grand jury, and you were
merciless. You gave me a hard time in about 30 seconds.
All right.
Sorry, out of bounds.
Let's stick to the facts. I'll do search.
Yeah, look.
The wife is claiming that she didn't want to let me inside the apartment,
she demanded to see a search warrant, and that I said one wasn't necessary.
Did you say that?
I informed her of the law.
That as long as she had a right to be inside the apartment, she had the right
let me in.
You sure she didn't misunderstand you?
What's going on here, Teddy?
You thinking of hanging me out to dry on the witness stand?
How could you say that?
I can think of a few reasons. Come on.
It's crazy. Look, you're my whole case. If your search gets tossed, then it's
over.
I don't know.
Ginny, I have your back here.
My husband worked in sales.
Computer software.
A lot of his customers were attractive, ambitious women.
A couple of months ago, he started coming home late.
Business dinners.
He was working late, so you decided to call a television show and risk your
marriage. I didn't believe him.
When we met, Stephen was married.
Unhappily, he said...
He told me that... that I was special.
He told me that... that what happened in his first marriage would never happen
to us.
He lied to you, Megan. I can see how angry that must have made you feel. No,
was angry at myself for trusting him in the first place.
So what happened last night? You got a call from the show and you decided to
down there a little early and teach him a well -deserved lesson?
No.
I was nowhere near that motel when the show called. I was an hour away
delivering documents to one of my boss's clients.
Still got time to kill him. Why would I kill him?
Well, that's easy. The five grand from Infidelity USA was already in your
pocket. You'd take care of him now. You don't have to split it with him in the
divorce. That's ridiculous.
You are making this show much harder by lying, Megan. I didn't want a divorce.
I only called the show in the first place because... I loved my husband. You
loved him?
No. You wanted to humiliate him. No.
But I was afraid to confront him.
God, but I had to find out if you... I
just wanted to put my fears to rest.
Okay, that is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. He was cheating on
you, and you wanted him dead. Just say it already.
No.
That's funny.
That's funny.
That'd be a little more sympathetic.
That'd be the full moon effect.
More like the lack of sleep effect. And would you stop talking about the damn
full moon effect? Cases hit our desk and we worked on suspects.
They look us in the eye and lie through their teeth every day.
Today is no different than any other day.
Okay.
Preliminary ballistic came back from the Oasis Motel. Thanks. The bullet was
most likely fired from outside the window. From the alley next to the
Can the trajectory give us the shooter's height?
Yeah, somewhere between 7 and 12 feet tall.
Great, so that narrows it down to Shaquille O 'Neal or the Jolly Green
Unless the shooter was standing on a nearby rooftop or on top of a car.
Let's get some uniforms out there to check the neighborhood for shell
Inspector Armitas?
Mr. Torres.
Thanks for coming in. My wife said I had no choice. Jessica Billings said I was
harassing her. Sit down.
What are you doing in San Francisco?
This headhunter, Ruth Adler, got in touch with me about a better graphics
job. Big raise. So I came in for the interview.
Does the company have a name?
Never found that out. When I got here, the headhunter called, said the position
was already filled.
So what are you still doing here?
The faculty said that I should hang around.
She was working on some other opportunities.
Why are you bothering Jessica Billings?
What are you talking about?
Jessica's been getting some very strange phone calls lately, and I think maybe
it's you.
You were obsessed with her mother.
Maybe killing her didn't get it out of your system.
Okay, why do you people always assume that it's the guy obsessed with the
Jessica wanted me.
You are so freaking sick.
She was 15 years old back then. You'd been dating her mother. What makes you
think she would want you? You never had a clue about me. What I do know, buddy,
is that you got lucky. That jury bought those lies about where you were that
night. There's no lies, Inspector.
I was nowhere near that house, and my lawyer proved it.
Wait a minute. You think that Chang is the full moon murderer?
That's the profile.
Bastidious, grandiose, narcissistic. Checked up on him, he...
Lives alone, hasn't had a job in three years.
Okay, if he is the full moon murderer, what is he doing here?
They do that. Serial killers are into controlling their environment.
Dominance. What better way than by finding out what we know? Hey, um,
Milfink, the producer of Infidelity USA, is waiting for you at interrogation
one, and Dr. Chang is by your desk.
Told you.
Inspectors, I have further information regarding the likely character of your
killer.
I believe, and this is subject to confirmation, that he undergoes
changes in appearance and affect as the full moon approaches.
In fact, he may become a completely different person as he's ready to
And how exactly do you know this, Doctor?
Oh, I'm basing my opinion on even further exhaustive analysis of the
characters. I have the details right here.
No, that's okay, because we actually have another case we have to handle
now. Oh.
I trust that won't be long.
This is extremely important.
Raina, why don't you show Dr.
Chang to our waiting area?
Sure.
Come with me, sir. This way.
I'm telling you, this is our guy. He wants to get caught.
You might want to check those biological tides, Nate, because they may also be
making people jump to conclusions.
You guys don't actually think that I staged this tragedy?
Why not, Arnold? You faked your accent.
Before last night, your show was on Death Watch.
You had to be thinking hard about the career implications.
Let me tell you something, okay? In my business, you're nobody until you've had
at least one spectacular failure.
You know, the road back from failure can be long and hard.
I was raised nice, Inspector.
There's no amount of money that's going to get me to kill somebody.
You have to know more than you're telling us, because your crew was set up
outside that motel room for almost two hours, and none of you heard or saw
anything unusual.
Nobody's reported anything like that to me.
Well, we'll need to talk to each one of them and see all of their employment
records.
Huh.
You hiding something, Arnold?
Of course not.
Why are you sweating?
Okay,
you're probably going to find this out anyway.
The girl that was in bed with the dead guy... Lisa Porter.
Lisa.
She's not exactly the real deal. She's on my payroll.
We had her introduced.
to the guy after, you know, the wife came in with her suspicions.
You rigged the game, Arnold?
Look, I had shows to produce. We just put out the bait. Nobody forced Stephen
Price to bite.
Wait, where's Dr. Chen?
Gone. Gone?
Yeah, got found a way. Said it was indicative of a general lack of respect.
And that you'd be sorry you didn't take him more seriously.
Did he say where he was going?
No. What do you want me to do, couple?
Excuse me?
A sector car's been parked outside Dr.
Chang's apartment for two hours. So far, no sign of him.
Blind lady doesn't seem to know much.
Except for the fact that Chang comes and goes at odd hours.
I'm sorry, guys. I just don't buy it. I think he's probably sitting in the
library right now trying to find new ways to enter the mind of a killer.
Eight o 'clock.
Four hours and counting.
Mr. Hurley, the officer told me you've quieted it down.
He's got a few questions I want to ask.
Officer Washington.
It's very nice to see you again.
You look different.
I feel different.
Well, good.
Hopefully by the morning you'll be a completely new man.
Anyway, I've run your record, and while you've actually never been arrested, you
did manage to get yourself locked up many times.
Yes, like tonight.
Right.
It's interesting, because, well...
On the night you convinced the cops to take you off the street, no murders
occurred in the city.
However, three of the nights when you weren't locked up, some very brutal
murders did take place.
I appreciate your trying to help me and your listening.
But I think I'm going to get some rest now.
Got a big problem, Lisa.
You lied to us about what happened with Stephen Price. I had nothing to do with
his being killed. This was a job, that's all.
No, you're hiding something.
What was your deal with the show?
Huh? Big bonus, depending on how high the ratings got?
She can't talk about her deal. Why not?
Who are you protecting?
Myself. She signed an agreement with the show before she was hired. She's
supposed to keep things confidential.
A man was murdered. That deal is off.
Okay. Here's how it went.
The show's producer would give me a name, a man identified by his wife as a
possible, and I'd track him down, make myself available.
That got me my hourly fee, a pickup, and we're talking real money.
You mean if you slept with the man?
No, I never actually went that far.
The show just wanted them in a compromising position for the camera.
So what really happened with Stephen Price?
Stephen was a tough one.
At first, all I wanted to do was talk about his wife.
How being with another woman wasn't what he had in mind.
So how did you end up at the Oasis Motel?
I got him real drunk.
We got real naked.
We passed out.
I swear to you, he was still breathing when we went to sleep.
Hey, Eddie.
Oh, I'm sorry.
No, that's okay. I'm just at the butt end of the 36 -hour tour.
Well, then I won't bother you. Okay.
It's just the guy I've been keeping it holding.
Yeah, I think the captain mentioned him.
Yeah, well, all of a sudden, he's different. I mean, he was a big mess,
he's, like, together.
The way Dr.
Chang said that killing might change.
Go on.
Well, Jack Hurley has been locked up on most of the full moon nights since the
murder started, but not on the ones where people were killed.
So he was, um, he was free on many nights when no one was murdered.
Yeah.
I see his face.
Think I can get a warrant to search his house?
What are you going to tell the judge?
They got a wolf man locked up downstairs.
Your statistics could just be a coincidence.
Yeah, you're right.
I'll never get a search warrant without probable cause.
You might be able to get him to copy something.
Hey, Raina, if you need something or you need to talk to him, I'm going to be
right here.
Yeah, thanks, Deedee. Mm -hmm.
Hey.
Hi. So I finished my draft with a motion.
We just need to read through it and make sure it's all accurate.
Oh my gosh, Jessica, what happened?
He came after me like I knew he would.
Who, Daniel Torret?
Where is he?
He's dead.
Dead? What happened?
I killed him.
Jessica, wait a minute. Why don't you explain exactly what happened, okay?
I don't know.
He came to my apartment.
What were you doing at your apartment? I thought we discussed that.
All right, Jessica.
For now, just go with this officer, and I'll be with you as soon as I can, all
right? Go ahead.
Mr. Hurley?
You seem upset. Is everything all right?
I want you to leave.
I'm sorry, sir. I can't do that yet.
There's something I need to talk to you about first.
My salivary checked out. She was in Daly City when the show called.
By the time she got to the motel, the crew was already setting up.
The uniform just found a shell casing outside the Oasis, and there were
of shots fired. I'm going to go talk to the officers now.
I'm going to go to sleep.
No, it's like a quarter to midnight. I'm not going anywhere.
Your name's pretty
common.
But I did find a couple newspaper stories about a Jack Hurley who grew up
Bay Area.
Seems his parents died when he was just a little boy.
Afterwards, Jack Hurley got stuck with his grandmother.
But Grandma was a mean old lady.
And this Jack Hurley killed her in self -defense, apparently.
Then I hit upon another Jack Hurley.
who published several academic papers about archaeology.
Northern Chinese archaeology.
What's your point, officer?
Well, I was just wondering if both these Jack Hurleys were actually you.
Why do you care?
Just help me understand some things.
Things about what?
About you, sir.
I thought maybe there might be something you want to get off your chest.
I will if you come inside.
Officer!
Inspector DeLorenzo.
What can I do for you? I had made a mistake about the location of the next
moon murder killing.
Gee, I am shocked to hear that.
I'm serious, Inspector.
I was wrong about one of the locations.
I had told you that one of the symbols left at the prior killing meant
ferocious.
Further analysis has revealed a previously unseen dot.
A dot?
Thought changes everything, don't you think?
This temple was actually meant to represent...
Get up.
Fuck.
Lucky girl, Raina.
I had it covered, Captain.
I figured he might try something.
Well, Officer, now we were ready for it. Should have come to me as soon as you
had suspicion.
She came to me, Captain. I guess I should have listened a little more
No. All I had was suspicion when I came to you, C .D.
Hey, we picked up a lead in the price murder. Shots fired.
What's wrong? I think I'm getting my second wind.
Hey, Max?
Yeah.
You all right?
Has Ben okay?
Okay?
Not really.
Oh, damn, Pat.
How much blood can we take from him? He's just a little boy.
Help him.
I'm sorry.
You know, I know it's not fair.
But, you know, please, if there's anything that I can do, you know, you
tell me.
You've done enough for me already.
You need something?
Yeah.
Teddy, um...
I don't know.
Something is going on between us again.
I can feel it, and I'm scared because, you know, I don't know how he's feeling.
Well, how are you feeling? I mean, do you care?
Obviously I care.
But, you know, the last time the subject of us getting back together came up, he
walked away.
You think that's going to happen again?
Hey,
come on. I got all the bumps. Come on, man.
SFBD, put the guns down. Put the guns down.
Put the guns down, I said.
We're just taking target practice, man.
Keep your hands where I can see it. We're just shooting at the moon.
Nobody got hurt.
Yeah.
That's what you think.
I'm back. All right, we're ready.
J -32, we're in close form.
We're ready to transform.
Okay, start writing.
What's this for? That's for your confession.
What are you talking about?
It's over, Jessica, okay? I know you were lying to me about Daniel Torres. He
has not been calling you. Yes, he was. No, he was not. He was here for a job
interview that you set up for him.
For a job that never even existed.
I don't know anything about that. Come on!
I spoke to Ruth Adler.
Ruth Adler? Yeah, the headhunter you used to work for.
She never heard of a Daniel Torres.
I just came from your apartment, Jessica. I saw your phone record. I know
the one that's been calling Daniel.
And it's for that car that your mother sent you. He was in Colorado the day it
was postmarked.
You don't understand.
He loved me.
I know he loved me.
What? He just needed to know that it was all right now.
That enough time had passed and we could be together. She was gone.
He didn't have to pretend to be in love with her anymore.
I took care of that.
Wait a minute. You took care of what?
Your mother?
I got rid of her.
You killed your mother.
Oh, he was so stupid.
He could have had me then.
Even now.
You killed him.
Why did he have to love her?
Why couldn't he love me?
Just got a call.
Jack Hurley's got trophies from all three victims in his apartment.
Full moon murders are over.
He's being charged in the morning.
So that's how it ends, huh?
Yep. Not with a bang, but with a whimper.
It's already gone out over the wire. The Chronicle wants to do an article on the
capture of a full moon murderer.
Are you available?
No, not me. You.
The reporter wants to talk to the female officer who put it all together.
What about you?
Well, the gangbangers were shooting .22s off a rooftop near the Oasis.
Sending a match from Ballistics. We're looking at second degree murder.
A stray bullet?
Not one on night, huh?
Did you call the what?
Yeah, she's on her way in. She wants to see the body before it gets autopsy.
This is all my fault.
If I hadn't called that stupid television show, my husband would be
He never would have been in that motel room.
You know, he made that choice for himself.
I loved him, but I couldn't.
Bring myself to trust him.
God.
And now I've killed him.
Oh, jeez. What a day, huh?
If anybody would have told me I was going to be arresting Jessica Billings
murder, I don't get much stranger.
Keep bedding my love, okay?
Yeah. I'm starving. I haven't eaten all day.
You want to grab some?
Yeah.
Captain, you are not going to believe it.
More messages on your voicemail.
Two from Ross and two from Lewis.
I'll continue tomorrow.
I was going to call you, but I found myself.
Why is that?
Probably because I was afraid of what I was thinking.
I shouldn't do this again.
Huge mistake waiting to happen.
We probably just hurt each other.
Why don't we just shake hands and
leave it at that?
Maybe we should take a chance.
Do something completely crazy.
She was a girl from South Virginia.
He was a boy from Carolina.
She worked the bees out in the kitchen.
He studied books past the time.
So their lives were bound together.
By the handiwork of time.
People dreaming of a family.
And a life beyond the line.
forget lost and gone in destiny the
time it's moving fast
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