All language subtitles for Yellowstone S01E02

[horse neighing]

- [shushes]
Easy.

Easy now.

That's right.

Just like that.

Take this real slow.

[horse neighs]

[grunts]
God...

- That is some gift.

- God damn that boy.

Easy, easy.
There you go.

[horse neighing]

[fence thumps and rattles]

[horse neighs]

I think
I got him settled now.

[grunts]

[horse neighs]

- Whoa, he's going over.

[horse squeals]

- God.

- That's one rank son
of a bitch right there.

You ought to take him
chest high in the river

and see how much buck
he's got then.

- No, no, this one, uh...

This one may surprise you.
Look at this, now he's my...

Now he's my best
goddamned friend.

- Well, you want me
to give him a go?

- No, hell no.

This is a job for a young man
with rubber bones.

- You know, that horse will
make a hand out of someone.

That's a good idea.
I'll be right back.

Hey, Jimmy, go ahead
and put that down.

[duct tape screeching]

- Look, I don't know
nothing about horses.

- Well, you're getting
a crash course, Jimmy.

[horse snorts]
- Should I pet him?

- [laughs] I don't think it's
gonna make much difference.

- You got it on your side?

- Yeah, I'm good.

You pull this,
so you don't flip back,

you understand?
All right?

He's gonna hate it for shit,
but whatever you do, Jimmy,

don't you let go.

- Look, can we just--can we
talk about this for a second?

- Good luck, Jimmy.
- 20 on the horse.

- I got 40 on the ball.

- I'd expect some resistance.

- Define resistance.

- You be quiet.

Resistance the kind of thing
that defines itself, Jimmy.

Let's go.

- Kick him.

[horse neighs]

- Pull in those reins, Jimmy.

[overlapping chatter]

[horse neighing]

- Whoo!

- Pull your reins in, Jimmy.

- Whoo-hoo!

- God damn, that thing's
a freight train.

[horse snorts]

- Whoo-whee, I don't miss
being low man.

[horse neighing]

- Low man's what turns you
into cowboys.

It'll make him one too.

- [laughs]

[orchestral western music]

♪ ♪

[engine revving]

- [screams]

Fuck, God damn it.
Piece of shit.

Son of a bitch.
Piece of fucking shit.

God--
[grunts]

- What happened
to the tractor?

- I flipped it.

- Why'd you do that?

What's that for?

- Get in the house.

[metal clanks]

- I think the tractor's
already dead.

- Get in the goddamned house.
- [sighs]

- Porch ain't inside.

- I don't care!

- Suit yourself.

Hey, I want you to do
exactly as I say, okay?

Cover your ears.

Open your mouth real wide,
like you're at the dentist.

Stay just like that,
you hear me?

- Aah!

- You can close your mouth now.

- Why didn't you do that
in the first place?

- Was that you?

Are you out of
your fucking mind?

- That's why.

Sorry, babe, there was
a thing with the...tractor.

Uh-oh.

- Mama owes me a dollar.

- Yeah, have fun trying
to collect that.

- You're gonna be
in a big time out.

- I'm already
in a time out, son.

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

- [gasps]

You found a dinosaur.

Oh.
[giggles]

♪ ♪

[footsteps pattering]

- Mr. Dutton.
Mr. Dutton.

Mr. Dutton.

The Governor wants to see you.

- Sure thing.

[telephone ringing]

- Governor Perry's office.

- Morning.

There's things we'd like
to talk to you about.

- Things like your future.

- I'd like that.
- So would we.

But first, there's something
else we have to talk about.

- Have a seat.

- What's this?

- Nothing,
because you never saw it.

- Okay.

- The bullet wound inflicted
on your brother

severed his spinal column
at C7,

which would leave him paralyzed
from the chest down,

including his arms
from his elbow to his fingers.

Would've been impossible
for him to fire a pistol,

which means there was
a third shooter.

- Well, what does that matter?
Um...

Self-defense is self-defense,

even if someone else
pulled the trigger.

- Isn't that simple, Jamie.

- No matter who
pulled the trigger,

it wasn't self-defense.
It was an execution.

The medical examiner hasn't
released his findings yet.

But when he does, it'll go
to BIA, FBI, state police,

each of whom will want their
own forensic pathologist

to have a look at the body.

- Then it starts
screaming "cover up."

And it's screaming it
at your father.

- The real concern is
who it screams at next.

Two BLM agents stated seeing
another rider on the horse

with Lee when he arrived
at the Yellowstone.

- What did they, um...
Did they identify him?

- They're friends.

Friends forget things.

But some of this starts
adding up real quick, Jamie.

This is already national news.

Add a racially-motivated
killing

by an officer of
your father's agency--

- I'll have to start
chopping heads,

or it's mine on the block.

- What're you saying?

- He's saying,
"Don't up us in that position."

- Okay, um, I just--

I could use some time here.

Ho--how long can you
hold this report?

- A week, maybe.

- I'll get into it.
[clears throat]

- Do it fast.

This is the kind of ship
that sinks everyone.

- That's the only kind of ship
I ever find myself on.

[foreboding music]

♪ ♪

- [grunts]

- [knocks door]
- Yeah.

- Are you sick?
- Do I look sick?

- You're in bed at noon, a
dozen pill bottles beside you.

Yeah, I'd say you look sick.

- I'm on vacation.

- Oh, is that what
you're calling it now?

- What do you want?

[clears throat]

This feels very serious.

- [sighs]

I could use some advice.

- Yes, I know you're gay.

No, Daddy will not still love
you when you tell him.

- I'm wasting my fucking time
asking you for help.

You know, if being here is so
terrible for you, Beth...

you can go back to Salt Lake.
- You asked for advice.

I gave it.

- Well, you know, I'm not gay.
I'm celibate.

Because I am terrified
to get somebody pregnant,

pass on the gene that made you.

- Good one.

- Well, you're almost a winner.

- Day ain't over yet.

- We have a problem.

- You don't have a solution?

- It requires a few.

And you're not gonna like
any of them.

- Did they identify Kayce?

- Not yet.

- Who are the agents
we're talking about?

- It's, uh, Tom Reynolds
and Aaron McReary.

- Reynolds I can deal with.

I don't know this McReary.

- Yeah, he lives in
the south end of the valley.

Word is he likes his religion.

As in "won't tell a lie"
likes it?

- Yeah, that would be my guess.

- Find out where
he goes to church.

Anything else?

Anything else?
You said there were a few.

- [sighs]

The medical examiner's report.

You're not gonna like it.

- Who else has seen the report?

- The only ones who have
seen it want it to change.

- Then it'll change.
- It means they're doctors.

Which means they took an oath,
and it wasn't to you.

No matter what we do,
the photographs won't change.

The body won't change.
It'll tell the same story

to anybody who looks.
- The body's buried, Jamie.

Relax.

- Yeah, but when they
see the report...

[horse snorts]

- When they see the report,
what?

- When they see--

- You think I'm just gonna
let them dig up my son?

- When they see the report,
they won't ask.

They're just gonna do it, Dad.

I think we should--
- No, don't say that.

- I think we should
beat them to it.

- All right, don't say it.
Don't even think it.

[tense music]

- Kayce shot him
in the forehead

while he laid
on his back.

- We don't know it was Kayce.
- He was executed.

Five bullets in a circle,
like this.

Name a livestock officer
who could do that.

♪ ♪

- I need to hear him
say it first.

♪ ♪

- You know, there was a time

when most of Montana
was under the ocean.

- Really?

- Yeah, and I'm betting that--

I'm betting that right here--

I reckon right here
was the beach.

'Cause you see this?

I'm thinking these washed up
on the shore,

and your buddy here,
the dinosaur,

he's probably out walking,
looking for dinner right here.

- Then what happened?
- I don't know.

Hard to say.

Maybe something...

[chuckling] Something made
a dinner out of him.

- Like what?
- Mm.

Maybe a 'CAUSE. shark.

- How big are those?

- From here
to the round corral.

- That's a big fish.
- That's a big fish.

- I don't wanna
catch that fish.

- No, me neither.

Don't ever wanna see
a fish like that.

- Do you think some day
an explorer will find our bones

and wonder what happened to us?

- I think after us, Tate,

the exploring's all done.

You, uh, keep it up.

I'm gonna talk to
your daddy a bit.

Jesus Christ, what...

What happened here?

- Long story.
- I need to ask you something.

- I already told you.

- I need the truth this time.
- I told you the truth.

- Yes, you're such a boy.
This ain't checkers, son.

This is chess, and you're
about to play it with masters.

Now, these people,
they're gonna twist you

into so many knots, you won't
know where the truth begins

and your future ends.

Now, brothers get their
secrets, all right?

But he was my son.

I deserve to know.

- What happened that night
stays where it is.

- No, sir.

No, sir, not a thing on this
planet stays where it is.

Not one.

At least tell me this.
Did...

[ominous music]

Did he get to see it coming?

- He saw it coming.

♪ ♪

- [sighs]

- What'd he say?

- We need that medical
examiner to take a new oath.

- [sighs]

- What?

- Um, asking the medical
examiner to sit on the report

didn't go over so well.

He shared Long's autopsy
with the tribal police.

- God.

God damn it.

[sighs]
All right.

What do we know about
this son of a bitch?

- He used to be the medical
examiner in Chicago.

He was asked to resign.

Got caught smoking
embalming fluid.

- Smoking what?

- Smoking embalming fluid.

- Jesus Christ.

- Oh, if he was fired,
and the cause came out,

every finding he's ever issued
will be ruled inadmissible.

I think I can push this.
You want me to?

- Let me think about it.

No...

Send Rip.

I won't negotiate
with a drug addict.

- Well, it's an even bet
who quits first.

- Yeah?

That boy quit hours ago.

If he wasn't strapped to the
saddle,

he'd be laying
in the dirt.

- Yeah, he'll be a cowboy
before sundown.

- It's just a favor, Rip.

And I'm afraid that's all
he'll ever be.

- It's a pretty good shot.

- Yeah, that is
a pretty good shot.

- Hard to call
that self-defense.

If Lee Dutton was alive,
I'd press charges.

- Are we sure Lee Dutton
is the one who did it?

- As we can be.

I mean, I'm not sure
what difference it makes

at this point.

- I'll tell you
what difference it makes.

Right now we have a tragedy.

If there is a third shooter,

we have something
entirely different.

We have the int
of John Dutton right here.

And there's no witnesses,
right?

- The only person near
this scene was Kayce.

He may be on our side with
cattle, but this is different.

- Kayce Dutton.
- Yeah, the hero.

- The soldier.

[menacing music]

- Whoa, easy.

- Pull him down.

- Easy.
Easy.

There you go.

Come on.

- [grunts]

[sniffles, spits]

- Over there.

Nice and easy.

[smacks lips]
Come on, come on.

[stirring music]

♪ ♪

Whoa, whoa, be easy.

♪ ♪

Easy.

♪ ♪

Jimmy.

You go bathe him, tie him up,
and no hay until he cools off.

Go on.

♪ ♪

Well, the son of a bitch
is broken now.

♪ ♪

- Oh.
[retches]

- Here we go.
- Yeah.

There may be a little cowboy
in him after all.

- I don't have the energy
for you today.

- Never thought of energy
as something you lacked.

Take me anywhere
but a music festival.

- Beth, I thought you
liked music.

That's why I suggested it.

- Still like music.

The festival part
that bothers me.

Pick something more suited
to my personality.

- You wanna go get drunk,

and watch some wolves
kill an elk in a park?

- I'll drive.

- Ladies and gentlemen,
thanks for coming out...

[cheers and applause]

We got some top cowboys
in the bull riding event.

And our first cowboy out
will be Toby Reynolds.

- Come on now, Toby, let's go.

- All right, Toby's got
a cheering section.

Here we go!
Toby Reynolds.

[bull groans]

[rock music]

♪ ♪

Toby's staying in the middle.
Time's up.

Almost a qualified rider.

- Shaves a year off my life
every time I see him ride.

- Shaves a year off mine.
He's your kid.

- How you kept your boys out
of rodeo I'll never know.

- I taught 'em young, Carl.

Only reason to ride a bull,
meet a nurse.

- Wouldn't be surprised
if nurses were behind

the whole goddamned thing.

Lord knows it ain't the pay.

- Yeah.

You know exactly what it is.

- Shoot, I've told him
a thousand times

I'd just give him
the damn buckle.

- Well, that's the difference

between raising a son
and a daughter.

All you do with a daughter

is just try to keep her
from getting screwed.

All you do with a son is try to
keep him from screwing himself.

- [laughs]
And that's a lot harder to do.

- Well, that's why I'm here,
Carl.

I need your help
to unscrew something.

Your oldest boy said he saw
someone bring me to my house.

- Yeah, that's what he told me.

- Yeah, well, he's gotta
stop telling people that.

- That's not what happened?
- That's exactly what happened.

It's gonna cost me another son
if he keeps telling it.

[Blur's "Song 2" playing]

- Well, you tell me what
he should've seen doing,

and by tomorrow
that'll be all he ever saw.

You got my word.

- ♪ Whee-hoo ♪

- Thank you.

- Derek de la Casa.
Here we go.

[bull groans]

[cheers and applause]

All right, the move's
coming down eventually.

- Oh.

- Derek comes down
just a little bit early.

- I hope I never meet the first
man who thought

it was a good
idea to ride a bull.

[chuckles]

- I don't know, Carl.

First man might be
worth meeting.

It's the second man
I wonder about.

- [laughs]

- I believed the old marine
could do it.

Let's give another big, big
round of applause

for our hopeful Dan Tana.
Give it up again.

Thank you.

- Hmm.
[wolf howls]

That's a big fucker
right there.

Look at that.
That's a big fucking wolf.

- I've done some morbid shit
on a first date,

but this takes the cake, Rip.

- It's far from a first date,
Beth.

- Statute of limitations
on our first date

ran out years ago.
- Oh, yeah?

[chuckles]

- When something dies
in the city, it's...

It's roped off, zipped into
a bag and carried away

before anyone can
bother to notice.

- Mm.

Well,
pretending it don't happen

don't make it not happen.

- That's very astute, Rip.

I should embroider that
on a pillow.

- [chuckles]

- It makes you think
it doesn't.

It's almost the same thing.

- Oh, yeah, well,

I hate to be the bearer of bad
news, but everything you know,

and everyone you see everywhere
is gonna die.

- You got old.

- Mm, yeah.

- God, you haven't aged a day.

[chuckles]

Shit, you might just
cheat death yet.

Beth.

- [screaming]

- Beth.

- [screams]
- Get!

- [screams]

- Get, get.

both: [panting]

- [breathing heavily]

- You should try Zumba.
Get that cardio up.

- What the fuck
is wrong with you?

- Cheatin' death,
like you said.

- [chuckles]

You're the craziest person
I've ever met in my life,

you know that?

- It's only the things I love
that die, Rip, never me.

[panting]

Come to think of it,
I'm surprised

you're still standing.

Guess God ain't done
punishing you either.

[wolf howls]

[wolves howling]

- [sighs]

["Bad News" playing]

[gunshots]

- That's a triple.

♪ ♪

- ♪ Bad news travels
like wildfire ♪

♪ Good news travels slow ♪
- Next up.

- ♪ They all
call me Wildfire ♪

- That's you, shit stain.

- I'm gonna wait
for the water to warm.

- You keep saying that
and keep not doing it.

I'm the one who's gotta
sleep next to you.

Take a fucking shower.

- Cold shower's in your future,
Jimmy.

Till they hire someone new.

- So you might as well
get used to it.

Shit. We did.

- It's better than being dirty.

- Gonna give it an hour.
- You'll be asleep in an hour.

You smell like
a goddamned goat.

Get up.
Get up.

- ♪ Everywhere I go ♪

♪ Oh ♪

- Hey, man.

- Looks like you're taking
that shower now, Jimmy.

- I'm going.
Get the fuck off me.

- Then fucking go.
- Get off, get the--

[exhales deeply]

♪ ♪

- You can take my shower
in the morning, Jimmy.

It's plenty hot then.

Besides...

♪ ♪

a little cold water
don't bother me none.

♪ ♪

- ♪ Well, from north to south
and east to west ♪

- Fuck you.

- ♪ The story's all the same ♪

[solemn music]

♪ ♪

- Where've you been,
sweetheart?

- The park.

What're you doing?

- Trying to make a...

Another decision a father
shouldn't have to make.

What're your thoughts on...
judgment day?

- It's every day
in my experience.

- And the Bible says
a cremated body can't rise.

- Well, fortunately,
that's not a decision

you have to make today.

- Yes, it is.

- Something Lee did?

- Something he didn't do.

- Okay, who did?

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

Then the decision's easy.

Kayce was her favorite.

And we promised to protect him.

- Well, I've done
a piss-poor job of that.

♪ ♪

- You haven't broken it yet.

♪ ♪

[church bells ringing]

- [grunts]

- I remember
when you were a boy,

up on scaffolding,

hanging beams, right up there.

[chuckles]

I think that was the last time
you were in here.

- Yeah.

I've seen too much bad in
my life to believe God exists.

[sniffles]

- Guess you're here
just in case.

- Yeah.
[chuckles]

- Don't question the house
you've built, John.

It's not uncommon

to doubt one's faith
in the face of tragedy.

It's when you need it most.

Faith is where you
find comfort.

- Well, I'm well past
seeking comfort.

Uh, I'm here
for something else.

- Any sins you've committed are
forgiven, John, you know that.

All you have to do
is believe it.

- Tell you the truth...
[chuckles]

I don't regret one sin
I've committed.

- [sighs]

- It's the one I'm about
to commit that worries me.

It should worry you too,
Father,

because you're gonna
help me commit it.

I'm collecting old debts, Bob.

And you owe me a big one.

- False witness.

It seems odd that God would
find it necessary

two Commandments that
instruct us not to lie.

But the Ninth Commandment has
nothing to do with lying.

It is about your neighbor.

The men and women sitting
here with you today.

It's about your flock.

It is about your shepherds.

And one of our shepherds

is suffering.

The pain of his loss

reverberates throughout
this congregation.

And his suffering is not over.

Because Satan has
found

an open window.

And he is climbing through.

The Ninth Commandment forbids

speaking against your neighbor
in any manner.

It forbids you from
destroying his reputation

or threatening his position
or the sanctity of his family.

Because his family
is your family.

His flock is your flock.

But Satan does not
attack the flock.

He attacks the shepherd.

He attacks him

by tricking your mind.

By making you see
what he wants you to see.

And when he has
destroyed the shepherd,

we are a flock no more.

We are merely lambs

awaiting the slaughter.

Hello, Aaron.

- Sometimes it, uh,

feels like your sermons
are meant just for me.

- Sometimes they are.

I don't choose the sermon
or who it speaks to.

My job is just to deliver it.

[foreboding music]

- I'm, uh...

I'm having a...
- Let's...

Let's go inside.

♪ ♪

- Hey, Cap, how's the team?

- A little light right now.

We leave for Riyadh in a week.

Don't believe the hype on CNN,
brother.

Syria ain't shit.
Yemen is the domino.

Sure wish we had you here.
This shit's gonna get salty.

- That's why I'm calling.

I was thinking
about jumping back in.

- Don't fucking tease me,
Kayce.

- I wouldn't do it to you, sir.

You can get me
back on the team?

- You're not a year
from discharge, are you?

- Uh, just under.

- Then hell yes, I can.
Pack your shit, sailor.

- I never unpacked it.

- Stay by your phone.
Keep your powder dry.

And get ready to fly.

- Roger that.

- We're gonna be late.

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

What did I do?

- You didn't do anything.

- Okay, what did you do?

- It's what I can't do.

I can't provide for
a family selling horses.

- Maybe you could if you'd
actually sell 'em

and not give them away.

- I got two skills,
and only one of them pays.

I'm not gonna have my wife
providing for my family--

- Don't you dare invent a way
to make this my fault.

You had no problem being a
broke horse trainer a week ago,

and neither did I.

What, you let your father
back in and all of a sudden

going to war is
the best option?

- I'm no good at this, Monica.

- Ain't that the truth.

You might be the worst liar
I've ever met.

So just stop lying and tell me
why you're leaving us.

- I just--
- The truth, Kayce.

We've always told it.
Don't stop now.

- I was the one--

[explosion]

[tires screech]

[engine revs]

You all right?
- Yeah.

What was that?
- Meth lab's my guess.

Call 911.
Stay here.

[tense music]

[dog whimpers]

♪ ♪

- Family.

♪ ♪

Family.
Family.

♪ ♪

Family.

- You ain't got one no more.

- Kill me.

Kill me.

Kill me.

♪ ♪

- Hey, I've got 911.
Are there people back there?

- Not anymore.

- What're you doing?

- Stay here.
- No.

♪ ♪

- You don't wanna see this.

- Kayce, I go where you go.

- Okay, fine.
Cover your mouth.

Don't breathe in the fumes.

♪ ♪

- Please kill me.

- How long on the ambulance?

How long on the ambulance?

- The--they said 45 minutes.

- Kill me.
- He ain't got 45 minutes.

There's no pain like burning.

♪ ♪

- Do it.

♪ ♪

[chatter on radio]

- Oh, it was
the right thing to do.

- No question.

- What do you wanna do?

- I'm not ready
to play this hand.

Not like this.

Just make it go away.

You got off easy.

I would've let you burn.

- I hear you SEALs
like the G-19.

That what you used?

Give me your slide.

I like 'em too.

[gun clicks]

You were there.

I put that piece of shit
out of his misery.

Understand?

You're my witness.

I'll put it that way
in my report.

- Okay.

- Follow my vehicle
with your truck.

- Uh, we gotta pick
our kid up from school.

- We are covered in evil.
You and me.

We gotta wash it off.

[foreboding music]

♪ ♪

You know what I think?

I think a man who does that
to himself never changes sides.

I know I won't.

- I didn't do this to myself.

We don't get
to choose our fathers.

- Wouldn't make any difference
if we could.

We'd just choose wrong.

Son doesn't look like you.

- No.

He got lucky.

- Looked like you when
he was born, though, didn't he?

Just like you.

- Like a mirror.

- Every child looks like their
father when they're born.

Doesn't matter, boy or girl.

Doesn't matter who they look
like three days later.

When they come out of the womb,

they are a perfect reflection
of the man who made them.

- He was.
[sniffles]

- You wanna know why?

It's nature's way of proving
that you are the father.

So that you don't think the
baby belongs to someone else,

and kill it.

There's no such thing
as a good man, Kayce.

All men are bad.

But some of us try
real hard to be good.

- Stones are ready.

- Your first sweat?

The ceremony doesn't end
when the sweat ends.

Study the things you see.

They're a map of your future.

The good thing about maps

is if you don't like
the path that you're on,

you can always choose another.

♪ ♪

- When does the ceremony end?

- When you die,
and the next one begins.

♪ ♪

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

[body bag zips]

♪ ♪

[chainsaw whirring]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

[cart rattling]

♪ ♪

- This oven will incinerate
a horse in an hour.

Never had a person in it,
though.

My guess is you'll have ashes
in about ten minutes.

[incinerator whooshes]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

[engine revving]

♪ ♪

[horn honking]

♪ ♪

[splattering]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

- Why do you do that?
[tool clinks on floor]

Make you feel better?

- Makes it so
I don't feel anything.

- Mm.

Well, what're you
trying to forget?

- Everything.

- If you were willing to forget
everything, I wouldn't be here.

- Fine.
You wanna go?

Do you wanna fucking go?
[drill whirs]

You wanna?
[clanks drill on metal]

Huh?
- Come on.

- [grunts]

- Hey, sweetie.

You want a bug book
or a snake book?

- Dinosaur book.

- You want me
to read it to you?

- No. My dad needs to
because we found one.

And it's out secret.

You can't know about it,
'cause if you tell someone,

they might steal it.

- Well, Daddy's not here,
honey,

so you're either gonna
have to tell me the secret

or settle for
looking at pictures.

- Pictures.
- Suit yourself, kid.

- What's the green one do?

- It's oxygen.

- Mm-hmm.
Go on, pull that one too.

[oxygen hisses out]

That's enough.
Come here.

I want you to take
these tools here

and put 'em in the tray.

- I don't want to.
- That ain't what I asked you.

- Come on, man,
can we talk about this?

- You had your chance.
- I-I will never say a word.

I swear to God.

Please.
- Why are you so scared?

- I don't wanna die.

- No?

Don't seem like
you wanna live either.

So which one is it?
Wha--ah--ah.

Which one is it?

- [whimpers]

- You see,
it's the habit of living

that you're scared of losing.
That's all.

Now, pick the fucking tools up

and put 'em in the tray
like I asked you.

- Yeah.
[sighs]

That's enough.
Now come over here.

Now we're gonna put it
in the microwave.

Now, don't move.

Is this the only computer
that's got this report?

- Yeah.

- Not the one at your house?

- No. Wha--who do you think
this is gonna fool, man?

Everyone's gonna know
this is arson.

- No, no, it don't look
like arson to me.

Looks like suicide.

- Uh-huh.

- Deep down that's
what you want, isn't it?

Yeah.

- Can I have one?

- Sure, go ahead.

- [gasps, coughs]

[grunts]

[menacing music]

♪ ♪

[microwave buttons beeping]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

- [sighs]

- If I'm gonna lose you,
it's gonna be

because of what I did,
not because I lied to you.

- If I give you this lie,
will you stay?

- Well, if I stay,
you'll learn it.

- Well, I guess that's
what we meant

when we said for
better or for worse.

- It's gonna get
worse than this.

- Daddy.

- Please say you'll stay.

- Whatever I do, it's because
I love you, I'll say that.

- Baby, look at me.

There is nothing you could do
I won't forgive you for.

- Yeah, there is.

- Daddy.

- I wanna be with my son.

♪ ♪

- Do you think ours
is as big as that one?

- I don't know.
Might be bigger.

- We need to dig him up
tomorrow.

- Well, we can start, but
that's gonna be a lot of work.

- I ain't scared of work.

Where should we hide him?

- Mm, at the barn.

- No, people will look there.

[gasps] Maybe we
should dig a cave.

- [chuckles]

Whatever you want, buddy.

[acoustic country music]

- ♪ Spending time today ♪

♪ Is the only way ♪

♪ To buy a new tomorrow ♪

♪ ♪

♪ And I'll agree ♪

♪ That you and me ♪

♪ Have the same price to pay ♪

♪ ♪

♪ For nothing sane ♪

♪ Was ever gained ♪

- You know,

most fathers don't have to...

Don't have to do this twice.

Since I do, I thought I'd bring
you some company, sweetheart.

- ♪ Forever seldom lasts ♪

♪ Good-bye, yesterday ♪

♪ Good-bye, dreams ♪

♪ I won't be dreaming ♪

♪ Good-bye, memories ♪

♪ Of a love
I thought was true ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Good-bye, reasons why ♪

♪ I cried all night ♪

♪ And wished
that I could die ♪

♪ Good-bye, yesterday ♪

♪ Yesterday ♪

♪ Good-bye ♪

♪ At the break of day ♪

♪ I'll find a way ♪

♪ To face the new tomorrow ♪

♪ ♪

♪ And with the dawn ♪

♪ I'll carry on ♪

♪ And I'll have no regrets ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Oh, memories ♪

♪ Of you and me ♪

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