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Yeah.

We got a mansion

in Dubai and a wardrobe. We know you like, we

know you like it. Yeah.

We always winning and that's no lie.

You really wish you had.

We know you like, we know you like it.

straight to my lab and strap him down so we can get started, all right?

There's a gurney there already for him.

What's going on?

Hey, the director gave us permission to start treating patients here.

Us? Yeah, you and me.

He wants us to use everything at our disposal.

Everything? Uh -huh. Yeah, you and your drug treatment and me and my electric

shock therapy.

We're now the lead doctors in his case.

It's pretty exciting, huh?

Yeah, very exciting.

I have waited my entire life.

for a patient like this one.

I feel the same way.

When will I have access to him?

Well, I'm going to be working on him all night. You can have access to him in

the morning when I'm done.

I got some work to do. I'll see you later.

So, Your Honor.

In light of the new evidence presented in court today, I'm asking that my

be immediately released from custody.

All charges are dismissed and his record expunged.

Mr. Grant, you make a compelling argument that the evidence presented has

light on your client's conviction.

Thank you very much, Your Honor. And how does the state feel about this, Mr.

Morgan?

We have reviewed the evidence as well and concur with Mr. Grant, Your Honor.

Sir, please stand.

A miscarriage of justice has been done here in an effort to right the wrong.

The court will set aside your conviction.

Mr. Duncan, you're free to go home.

Wait. What the hell just happened?

Your ass is free. That's what happened.

Now let me meet you.

Put this off.

There's somebody waiting for you outside. I think you're going to want to

Don't follow me. This way, please. You can change over here.

Congratulations. Thank you very much. I appreciate you.

Hey, Pop, it's me. I'm calling, trying to reach you. Just checking in.

I, uh... I keep getting your voicemail.

Okay, uh... I'll just try again later.

Love you.

Hi.

Well, it's a done deal.

You should be out any minute.

Dad!

But you too big now to give your old man a hug?

Not at all.

Not at all.

Let me look at you.

Let me look at you.

You okay?

Oh, yeah, Ma.

I'm good.

Good.

Dad, you have no idea how happy I am to see you right now, but I got some intel

to track on Grandpa.

I'll see you back at the house.

Intel?

I'll complain to you in the car.

There's a lot going on.

A lot.

Love you, too.

Thank you.

Yeah. Oh, my God.

This is not the homecoming I wanted for you.

But it's about your father.

It's so good to see you. You look good.

Hey, hey.

Remember me?

Good to see you, brother.

Good to see you.

Welcome home, cuz.

Okay, okay, guys. We'll catch up later, cuz, guys, we got work to do, okay? We

got work to do. Your mom's right.

Sasha's dead and Pop's missing.

We need to find them. And I need information right now.

So speak up, no matter how small you think it is.

We've made a lot of enemies.

And it's inevitable that somebody will come after us.

But who?

I mean, the way they took out the members of that table could be anyone,

including a jealous friend.

Or a family member of someone we killed.

Like Bernie.

I think this is about revenge, Vegas.

And the person who wants it the most is Alexander Cora.

Sasha was surveillancing him for months. He probably spotted her and then

followed her back here to the States.

You look good, bro.

You too, little fifth.

If Alexander Cora was stateside, we would have definitely known about it. We

weren't the only one keeping eyes on him.

Well, what if he sent his wife?

According to Sebastian, Dominique is in New York, and he sweared that she's the

one that butchered Baby and Doll.

Wait, wait.

Butchered? As in stats?

Yeah. Wasn't it as in stats?

Forty times.

Paris, I want you to find this Dominique.

I want to know if the Cora's are involved.

Take Curtis with you.

If my memory's correct, He's never too bad about knocking a few heads when we

need it. You remember correctly.

Nevada, you keep working on the hard drive for the car and Pop's phone.

I want to know where Pop and the twins' phone stopped and at what time.

Got it, Dad.

Junior, I want you to call the meeting at the table and don't tell them shit

about Pop.

That information stays within this family.

Now, they may be our so -called friends and business partners, but I want to

look each one of them in their eyes before any of them get a pass.

me? Consider it done.

All right. Let's make moves.

All right, baby.

What's your plan? What about you?

Well, Pop and the twins went to go visit Uncle Larry, right? Yeah.

So I plan on retracing their steps.

You up for a visit with Uncle Larry?

At this point, I am up for anything that's going to get my husband back.

All right. I'm going to go change. All right.

So glad you're back.

Good to be back, Mom.

Xavier.

What? Don't you hear that?

That shit been going on all day.

Where you been?

What's been going on?

It's going down, diggy, down, diggy, down, diggy, down. Hey!

Yeah.

He said some shit about a job falling through or something.

Man, it's not like you got anybody right now.

You want this money, right?

It's not like a couple more days is going to kill you, man.

Oh, shit. Let me hit you back.

Hello, Jack.

How you been?

I was doing fine until you showed up.

I thought you were in Europe or China or some shit.

Yeah, well, I had a death in the family.

You wouldn't happen to know anything about that, now, would you? Nah.

Yeah, I'm sorry about Sasha.

You know, I'm sorry to hear about her passing.

I liked her.

Yeah, she was really friendly.

I'm sure she was.

You know who killed her?

Nah. I would tell you. I would. I mean, like I said, I really liked her. She was

friendly.

Yeah.

We was London and Curtis crazy ass. I'm surprised they ain't showing up at my

front door.

Yeah, because I'm here now.

Come on, man.

Listen, I don't know what happened with Sasha. I had nothing to do with it.

Yeah, well, we heard you've been hanging out with some high society folks

lately.

So you went from stealing hoopty to exotic?

Yeah, look, I got a new clientele, but I ain't stole none of y 'all's shit.

You know, I'm stupid. I ain't dumb.

Well, we're looking for a woman who likes to hang out in high society

You know, Dominique LaRue.

No. No, who the hell is that?

Shit.

What y 'all looking for her for?

None of your business, man. Do you know her?

Well, I ain't gonna say all that, but... Okay, you know what, Curtis? I don't

got time. Come on, come on, man. Stop, stop. So chill, man. You gotta do all

that. You don't have to do all that, man. Damn!

Give a brother a chance to prove he ain't a snitch.

You are who you are. Who is she? This right here, this right here, this is

trouble. Yeah.

My middle name is Trevor. And who the fuck is she?

If I'm correct, me word on the street is she's Antonio Dash's new woman.

Antonio Dash, the mafia guy?

The mafia don.

He controlling all they shit.

Yeah, I know them Italians.

I love them some sisters.

I need to call Vegas.

Is Vegas your home?

Hey, mind your fucking business.

Just asking. Shit.

I might want to come up there or something.

Still drinking Hennessy?

Haven't been drinking much of anything these past five years, but this'll work.

Nice place you got here, bro.

Thank you.

It's just the lounge, but we got two other places in the city and a place in

South Beach.

But you already knew that, didn't you? Yes, I did.

But it's so good to see you doing your thing.

You're a real asset to the family, little bro.

A real asset if you're trying to find Pop.

I would give this all up just to make sure that he's home safe.

We'll find him.

What's up, little sis? What you got for me?

Well, Curtis and I had a little conversation with Mojack.

Bojack? Oh, so they're still around?

Yeah, and he confirmed that Dominique Leroux has a new boyfriend right here in

New York.

Anybody we know?

Antonio Dash.

Antonio Dash.

Didn't they just make him gone?

Yeah.

Huh.

A little hype in the food chain, but maybe we could use this to our

What are you thinking?

I'll let you know in a bit.

Still formulating a plan.

It's a problem.

And it's safe return.

You bust it.

Linda, what are you doing up at 5 a .m.? I'm a single mom with a three -year

-old, a teenager, and a business to run.

This is the only time I can find enough peace and quiet to get some work done.

What's your excuse?

Where you been?

Well, I met up with Paris and Rio.

Then I went to go see a friend.

A friend, huh?

Well, I hope you and your friend had a good time.

Yeah.

I guess I could safely say that it was both outstanding and well -needed.

Okay, well, good.

After what you did for this family, you deserve it.

Well, none of that matters if we don't find Pop.

You'll find him.

There's nobody better suited for the job.

You lead, and we'll follow.

Thank you.

So, Doc, I was thinking about asking one of the monkeys to marry me. Are you

sure you're ready to make such a big step?

No, no, no!

No! Whoa, Dr. Ken, I want you to really turn up the juice on that. I don't think

I've ever heard any man scream like that before.

Yeah, neither have I.

I'll see you later, Doc. I want to get out of here before they try to use that

thing on me.

You think we should put him back in his room?

Oh, he'll be fine. Guys, we're just going to get some lunch.

You know, and you got him strapped down pretty damn tight anyway. He's not going

anywhere. Well, whatever you say, but this guy's a lot stronger than he looks,

Doc. Yeah, he is a pretty tough cookie.

But you give me a couple of days with him, he's going to be purring like a

You one sick puppy, Doc.

You have no idea.

None.

Please, please help me.

You're okay, Larry. Please. You're okay. We're here to help you. No, no, no,

listen. I'm not Larry.

Okay, my name is Elsie Duncan.

I'm being healthy against my will. Relax.

You're going to get yourself hurt.

No, no, no, listen. All you have to do is call my family. They'll tell you I'm

Elsie Duncan.

I know you think that, Larry, but that's... No, listen, but you don't

understand.

I'm LC Duncan. I'm not Larry.

Okay, I'm not even supposed to be here.

But I need your help. Yes, I know. That's why you're here. So we can help

get better. No, no, no. Look, I'm here because some crazy -ass cop killed my

and he brought me here. I need you to relax, okay? We'll talk about all that

group 30. But if you don't calm down, they're not going to let us. I'm not

to calm down. There's somebody in this crazy -ass place. Listen to me.

I just need to get in touch with my family. I will pay

you a million dollars. A million dollars.

Now you know I can't let you do that. No, no, no.

Please,

please, please.

I'll give you two million dollars.

Two, two. Valeria, no.

Two million dollars.

Where are you going to get $10 million from? Oh, come on. Please help me.

Help me.

Okay, okay.

It's all right. I'll give you $10 million.

$10 million.

$10 million.

Please.

Please.

Tip. Please.

How's that, Paige?

Oh, goodness.

Director.

You startled me. Well, I apologize.

Like I said, how's the patient?

He's psychotic, extremely paranoid, and delusional.

You know, he truly believes that we're holding him against his will.

He offered me a million dollars to let him make a phone call.

A million dollars?

Yeah. Did you accept it?

Director, he's a delusional patient. That's unethical.

Yeah, well, just my attempt at no dark humor.

Besides, what the hell would he ever get a million dollars from anyway?

Well, he certainly didn't hide it under Dr. Kendall's machine.

No, he didn't.

But seriously, on a serious note, patient zero is a very difficult

case.

I'm just wondering if you're really up for the challenge.

I am.

I've decided to start him on a volume regimen to calm him down.

Well, he is your patient, but if I were to make the choice, I would start him

out on a... mood -altering drug so he can better make sense of the demons that

he's dealing with.

I never thought about that.

But, like I said, he is your patient, and we have all the confidence in the

world in your ability to get the job done.

Well, I appreciate the vote of confidence, Director.

However, considering the previous experience that you had with the

opinion is highly valued.

Well...

I am humbled and appreciative of that.

Well, it's true, though.

Why don't we get him started on an opioid regimen?

I've also worked on a narcotic by the name of Fire, and although it's

it may have some beneficial effects on him as well.

Fire, huh?

That sounds promising.

You have a good afternoon, Dr. Richeson.

You as well, Director.

Junior, what a welcome surprise.

So what do I owe this pleasure?

We're having a mandatory meeting of the table tomorrow, and your presence is

required.

Required? It sounds serious.

Do you want to give me a heads up on what's going on?

Unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to say, but it's important.

Okay, I'll wait. Bye.

I'm giving up tickets to Haystown.

Better be serious.

I'm sure Miss Leroux will be fine without you for a few hours.

Is that right?

Yeah.

That's good.

What do you know about Miss Leroux, Junior?

Other than you seeing her, nothing much.

Although I do hear she's surgical with a knife.

Yes.

Girl's got to take care of herself, Junior.

That's true.

Did you know that my cousin was murdered with a knife?

I don't know what you're trying to allude to, but I can assure you that

Dominique has nothing to do with your cousin's death.

I'm sure you're right.

But I would just like to be able to take her off of our list.

Do you think that you can put together a little meet and greet between her and

I? Of course.

Not right now.

She's... down in Miami shopping.

So she won't be back for another week and a half, but when she returns, I'll

more than happy to get you guys together.

Miami, huh?

Must be nice.

There you go.

And for you, Bobby.

There's your water. For you.

And there's yours, Bobby.

Lift your tongue.

There you go.

Thank you.

Get out of my way.

Larry, I was wondering when they started your drug therapy.

Stop calling me that. My name's not Larry.

Don't even try, Larry. Get me out of here. It's going to be okay, Larry.

worry. Once you have your medication, you'll feel so much better. I'm not

no damn medication. Here you go.

I ain't taking that shit.

Do you want water or juice?

No. Larry, I need you to calm down.

Just take your medication.

You know what, Doc?

I think we need to get the funnel for his ass.

Larry, it'd be so much easier if you just take your medication.

Fuck you!

I think you're absolutely right, Dennis.

We're going to need the funnel.

Oh, God damn it! Hold him up. He's so glad I got his ass.

You'll feel fine soon, Larry.

You motherfucker!

God damn it! Fuck you, motherfucker!

Fuck you!

Fuck you. You know what, Doc?

I think we need to take Larry down to see Dr. Kendall again before we take him

to bed.

No. Yeah. No, no.

Don't hook me up with shit again.

See you later.

Motherfucker. Put your goddamn foot down. Fuck you.

Motherfucker. What the fuck? Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you. Shit.

No, hell no.

Fuck.

Yeah, what up, Vegas?

Yeah, we here.

I'll let you know how it go.

Bye.

Yeah.

That's your ass now.

Ooh.

You know what? Can I bum one of those?

Sure thing, beautiful.

Oh, shoot. I'm so sorry. I'm so clumsy. It's my fault. It's my fault.

Bodyguard down.

You know, that brick in the purse was a really good idea, Curtis.

Yep. He never saw it coming.

Go inside. I'll take care of him. All right.

I can't. I can't. We gotta let him know what's going on.

And I know you don't want to add any more stress to what he's got going on

his son, but he deserves to know what's going on with Pop.

Don't worry. I'll make sure he stays out there.

Okay.

Call him back.

Hey, Ma.

Hi, honey.

I've been trying to reach you.

Orlando?

Orlando, can you hear me? Hello?

Hello?

Orlando? Orlando, can... Honey, can you hear me?

Hello?

Disconnected.

Yeah, the cell phone service is really bad out here. I'm sure he's fine, Ma.

How about once we get home, we call him together, okay?

I think that's a great idea.

Down the knee to the road.

And who, may I ask, is that?

Well, my name is not important.

But how you answer these next few questions, sure the hell is.

And why is that?

Because it's the difference between life and death.

Now, question number one. Did you kill my cousin?

I've killed a lot of people, dear.

What's your cousin's name?

Sasha Duncan.

Duncan? As in related to L .C. Duncan?

Yeah.

No, no, haven't killed any Duncan.

But I have been meaning to have a meeting with him.

Well, I'm sure he wants to speak with you, too. So shall we?

Now is not a good time.

I've got to get my hair done.

You see these roots?

And I am going to a Broadway show tomorrow.

Want to come?

I think you better make it a good time.

I didn't mean now is not a good time for me, honey.

I meant now.

Not a good time for you.

Drop the gun, bitch.

You may want to close your eyes.

And why is that?

Because anyone stupid enough to pull a gun on my mother has a death wish.

You good, Mom?

Oh, I'm fine, baby.

Now you drop your gun. Nice and slow.

Can I see that tension in your knees? Don't try that reverse kick shit on me.

know that move real good.

You'll be dead before you spit.

Sage? Paris?

I thought you were dead.

Supposed to be, but you know how we do.

Sagittarius Cora.

Wow.

What the fuck is this all about?

They think I killed their cousin.

What cousin?

Who? Sasha.

Fuck, David.

Yeah.

Fuck. I'm so sorry.

Damn.

That was my brother's first love, right?

I can assure you my mother had nothing to do with this.

Right, Mama?

I know I heard myself say I didn't kill the girl. All right, then we're back to

square one.

Because if y 'all didn't kill her, then who the hell did?

I don't know.

But we're going to definitely help you find her after.

Yeah. I'll show her the chain.

What you doing? Taking his tray jacket off. Don't do that.

You don't like he dangerous?

He used to be.

Doc Richardson pumped him so full of medication, he can't do shit now.

Can you?

Can you?

Look at him.

Look at him.

Don't do shit without asking me first.

Got it? I got you. Come on.

You really got you fucked up, my little brother.

No.

Yeah, I don't think.

That's me.

I... I guess... I guess they do know I'm fucked up.

I see you're gone and got yourself in a terrible situation, huh?

I guess.

What you doing here, Lou?

You tell me, Elfie.

You're not mad at me about Sasha, are you?

Because you can't beat me up over that anymore than I already beat myself up.

No, Elfie, it's okay.

It's okay.

It's fine, son.

It's here with me now.

My baby is here with me now.

That's good. And I got it.

That's good.

I can only offer you some spiritual advice, Elsie.

But I can't get you out of here.

You gotta understand something.

You're on your own now.

We've only been here a long, long time.

It's okay.

My family.

They're gonna come looking for me.

I'm sure.

I'm sure they're already looking for you, Elsie.

Yeah.

But how the fuck are they gonna find you in here?

Do you have any idea what happened?

The same place we met Larry.

Y 'all see?

Tell me something.

Are you crazy?

Because I know they got you pumped up for the dope.

And I know they've been fucking with your head.

But have you cracked yet?

Huh?

Not yet.

Other than talking to you.

Absolutely. I understand.

Our assistant director, Dr. Kennell, will see you now.

Orderly Brown, do you mind taking these folks back to Dr. Kennell's office?

Sure.

Thank you.

So, how's the boss making out?

He's still pissed about his niece.

I think this little family visit will cheer him up.

Yeah, I sure do hope so. He's been pretty down in the dumps lately.

Yeah.

I sure feel sorry for whoever killed that girl.

Remember what he was like when he found out his brother was killed?

Oh, yeah, I remember.

That's when he killed Dr. Franklin.

And he's going to do the same thing to whoever killed his niece.

She found out where Xavier is.

Make sure he stays out of sight.

Wouldn't want him to bump into the Duncan.

That's a good idea. And I have to tell him something anyway.

Yeah.

I'm sure you do.

Excuse me, Dr. Cameron.

You have visitors.

Oh, okay.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Hello. Thank you.

I understand you are here regarding Larry Duncan?

Actually,

we're here to ask about someone else.

A different patient?

No, not a different patient.

My husband, L .C. Duncan. He was here to visit his brother a few days ago.

Yes, he was here. He spent some time with Larry for a little while.

Afterwards, he and I spoke about his brother's condition, and then he made a

special request.

What kind of request?

He wanted his brother to be home for the Easter holiday, and he said he was

willing to pay a million dollars to do so.

A million dollars?

Well, it doesn't surprise me.

The way your father's been feeling about Sasha's death, he would have paid twice

that much to have Larry at home with the family.

Okay, then what happened?

He said he'd get back with me in a couple days.

Dr. Kennel, are you sure he left?

This is the last place he was seen.

And from what you're saying, you're the last person he saw.

Here, look here.

So as you can see, your husband did leave.

I haven't seen or spoken to him since that day.

As a matter of fact, I assumed you were here to bring me a check.

Who? He definitely left here.

Thanks, Doctor.

No problem. But I guess I can assume I'm not getting a check.

You assume right.

Well, okay.

Is there anything else I can do for you?

Yeah.

I'd like to see my uncle.

No problem. We can arrange that.

Yeah, would you send Dennis in, please?

Set for me, Doc?

Yeah, Dennis.

Dennis, would you escort these people to see Larry Duncan?

They're his family.

Must be family day.

He's already in the courtyard.

Thank you. Follow me, please.

Babe, you ever thought about disappearing?

What's going on? Talk to me.

I think Dennis knows.

Dennis knows what?

He knows about what we did on the pier to the director's niece.

Why do you think that?

It's just weird.

Do you think he really knows?

Like, how the hell would he know?

Did you tell him that?

No. No, I wouldn't do that. That's strictly between us.

That's our little secret.

It's just... Yannick and I were really tight before you got here, and he's

been...

Acting a little funny lately, and I'm pretty sure he knows.

Let me tell you something. He better keep that shit to himself.

For his sake.

Or there's going to be another body floating in that fucking water.

Babe, will you really do anything to hurt Dennis?

He's our friend.

He's your friend.

You're the only friend I got.

And that's because you're my boo.

You do know that, right?

You should.

I'll kill Dennis, Larry, anybody else that get in our way.

We'll love you.

I hate you, baby.

What the hell?

I don't believe this.

Did you know they were going to be here? I have no fucking idea.

You got to talk to Larry, Elsie.

Don't get me wrong.

I know Larry is crazy as shit.

But come on, Elsie, you got to admit, Larry is loyal as hell, especially

to a family.

So it's got to be a reason why he's doing this.

I already tried talking to him, Louie.

He thinks I stole his money.

Did you?

Hell no, I ain't stole his money, you know that.

Okay. You know that, Lou. I stole his damn money.

Okay, calm down.

Calm down.

You got to understand something here.

All I'm trying to say to you is that if you want to get out of here alive,

you got to talk to Larry.

He won't believe me.

He can't believe you.

Do you understand me?

Look at me.

You gotta make him believe you.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Don't let them break you.

Don't let them break you, Elsie.

Elsie. I love you, man.

Lou. Lou.

Lou, Lou, come back here, Lou.

Lou.

Lou, come on.

Lou, I ain't crazy. Come on back here, now. Come on.

Looks like the state troop was telling us what the lights on.

and registration, sir.

Is there a reason why you pulled us over, officer?

You were swerving back there.

Have you been drinking?

No, sir.

Unless you're talking about a red bull.

I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle, sir. Step out of the vehicle?

For what?

Suspicion of DUI.

Quick sobriety test and you'll be on your way.

He could be manhandling me, man.

Is there any reason why you got to be so aggressive with him? Mom, look, calm

down. I will not calm down. He can't do this.

Mom, yes, he can. Look, he's a cop, and DJ's a black man, all right?

He can do whatever he wants in this moment. Our moment comes, and we get

home, and we tell our lawyers.

Well, it's just not right. It's just not right.

Yeah. Welcome to the world of a black man in America.

He doesn't touch his radio once.

What? Drop gun.

I'm going to need for you to step out of the vehicle as well, sir.

Why? And you too, ma 'am.

I'm not stepping out nowhere. I haven't done anything wrong.

Mom, mom. No, I'm calling a lawyer, honey.

No, this is not right. Nothing.

Calm down. Don't give him an excuse.

I would listen to him.

Now, get out of the vehicle with your hands up where I can see them. I'm not.

Now. I have my rights. I am not getting out of the vehicle. Now.

Mom, listen.

Everything's going to be okay.

Seatbelt. Huh?

Gonna be all over it.

Just gonna go wild.

All right.

We live in a dream.

Single for the weekend.

Turn up for the day.

Turn up for the day.

Turn up for the day.

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