All language subtitles for Falcon Crest s06e11 Hot Spots

Previously on Falcon Crest.

I want you.

I don't want you to go, Daddy.

He's a friend.

He's an ex -convict. He's a murderer.

He went for his gun. I dove on him. The
gun went off.

You went to prison.

The investigators found several memos in
Castle's office signed by Angela

Channing. We think she engineered the
whole thing herself.

With the sole purpose of destroying my
vineyard.

Peter, there's no truth in this. I swear
it. This is my baby. I am not going to

terminate this pregnancy.

Don't do this.

There's no other way.

And tonight.

You're accusing my son of committing a
major felony, destroying private

property, all just to get back at you?
All I want is information, Miss Marlowe.

Nothing more.

Why shouldn't I be interested in things
that concern my life? I certainly wasted

enough time with your problem.

I guess the perfect marriage isn't so
perfect.

Hello. Hello.

Tony, I... No, I don't... I don't know
where he is.

Tony, Chase moved out last night. I have
no idea where he is.

How's it going?

Hello. Captain Teal, the underground
well first thing this morning, but

still toxic water in the irrigation.

Looks like we're making progress.

Well, the problem's not replacing the
irrigation pipes.

Trouble's trying to get enough good
water up here to fill our needs.

We'll get the water. We've just got to
make sure the responsible party, Angela,

puts the bill.

I was looking for you before.

I spoke to Maggie.

Well, then you know I moved out.

You know, I like you both, Chase, so if
there's anything I can do...

I've been through this a few times
myself.

Nobody ever said that being married was
easy.

If they did, they were either lying or
crazy.

You know, sometimes I think women forget
we have needs and feelings.

No, I don't think they forget. I think
that we cover up so well that they need

to be reminded once in a while.

At least Maggie and I are still talking.

We're miles apart.

But it's her move.

Just don't let a good one get away, huh,
buddy?

Who's this?

Project director from the EPA. Her name
is Gwen Fuller.

What's she doing?

Taking statements from the men.

She'll get around to you soon enough.

The nerve of those people accusing me of
dumping

toxic waste on my own property. I'm
certain there's a logical explanation.

What do they think I did? Buy thousands
of gallons of that stuff from a

supermarket? Angela.

You know I've had disposal problems with
one of my companies. Now you're having

problems. Is there something sinister
going on here?

Or is it just a coincidence?

I don't believe in coincidence.

Welcome home, Johnny.

What are you all standing around here
for?

The staff was concerned about you.

I'm perfectly fine.

So you stop gawking, go on about your
duties.

I've left word with your attorneys, Mrs.
Channing.

They've agreed to leave this afternoon
open so that you can consult with them

you need to.

They can expect me to sue for false
arrest immediately.

At least they had the decency to release
you on your own recognizance. If they

were decent, they wouldn't have arrested
me in the first place. This has all

been so upsetting.

You'll feel better after you have a
little rest, my dear.

Father.

We've got trouble. Oh, no. What's wrong
now?

I've been on the phone all morning with
Stavros Chemical.

The EPA and the Department of Health
Services are investigating us for

conspiracy in illegally dumping our
sulfates at Tuscany Downs.

Definitely sinister.

I told you not to believe in
coincidence.

Well, if you're interested in the
details, they're here in this morning's

Globe.

Honey, look at this.

My grandmother gets arrested.

Nobody tells me. I have to read about it
on the front page of the New Globe.

You and Angela aren't exactly on the
best of terms.

It doesn't matter. We're family.

I should have been told about this.

Look, Angela doesn't need your help. And
Richard certainly doesn't need your

help plastering this all over the front
page.

Justice has been served.

Anyway, this is your final payment.

Thank you.

You have no idea how much this means to
me.

Glad I could help.

Now, look, I don't need to impress upon
you how important it is that you make

Tahiti your permanent residence.

Extradition wouldn't be strong enough to
pull me away.

Richard, why wasn't I told about this
article before it was public?

I have no idea. I believe you have a
plane to catch.

Have a good life.

The article is libelous, and it proves
to me that you're only concerned with

embarrassing her.

Angela Channing embarrasses herself.

You know, for a woman of means, your
grandmother spends more than her share

time behind bars.

Richard, I can't wait to kick your butt
out of here.

You haven't taken over this newspaper
yet.

Wait.

Lance Wynn, are you?

Not if I can help it, I'm not.

Our defense is elegant in its
simplicity.

We lost control over all industrial
byproducts the moment Castle and his

removed them from the Stavros chemical
facility.

I still should have been more cautious.

Oh, it wasn't your fault, son.

Well, naturally, this sort of case is
not without its downside.

Our insurance carrier has suggested that
we make a $100 ,000 contribution toward

cleanup costs.

Why, if we're not guilty of anything?

A goodwill gesture.

Consider it an inducement to the State
Department of Health Services not to

pursue this case in court.

Tell whomever the $100 ,000 is waiting.

It will cost us ten times that to repair
our corporate image if this matter goes

public. Now, I'm glad this is over.

You and my fee, Mr. Stavros. For us,
it's only beginning.

I don't like the sound of that.

Well, you shouldn't.

Unlike your husband, you're a closely
held corporation.

You're not protected by the many
corporate layers which shield your

personal risk.

Well, what about that scoundrel Castle?

We're still trying to locate the man.

At the moment, you are the only one on
the firing line, Angela.

Meaning?

It's too early to be precise.

We're still going through discovery.

trying to get all the evidence the
prosecution has against you.

All I know is I'm not guilty.

Now, if I have to buy my way out of
this, what is the price tag?

If the state is able to prove its case
and you tried to cover up these

activities, you're going to jail,
Angela, for perhaps as long as five

Five years? Good Lord, Angela.

Oh, Peter, I've been set up.

I'm going to find out who did it.

And for your father's sake, I hope your
name doesn't come up.

Let her go, son. Let her go.

I could be talked into dinner and a
movie.

Oh, hi.

Good to see you there.

I know.

Well?

I'd like to, but, um... Dad moved out
last night, and I think I should spend

some time with Mom.

I don't know. Sometimes I just act so
stupid.

Who says parents can't be stupid?

I was just a kid when my old man took
off.

The only thing I remember about him was
his expertise with a belt strap.

He was a real home -run hitter.

Well, I've always used my parents'
marriages as... Yardstick, you know,

comparing my relationships to theirs.

I guess the perfect marriage isn't so
perfect.

Looking for perfect in an imperfect
world.

You're setting yourself up for a lot of
disappointment.

Hi, Mom.

Hi. Any call?

Nope. Nobody called.

How about you and I go out for dinner
tonight? My treat.

Oh, sweetie.

Thank you.

I'm really not very hungry. We'll do it
another time, okay?

Okay.

Chase Duberti, please. This is his
daughter.

No.

No message.

I'm not sure if we should be doing this.
I don't know if Duane would approve.

Of course he would.

He is very possessive.

Well, he knows I'm only trying to thank
you for that.

Fascinating interview you gave me today.

You know, I had no idea an article on
the next generation of the Valley's rich

and powerful people could be so
compelling.

But Dwayne taught me not to think of
myself as rich and powerful.

He taught me to think of myself as
normal.

That must be difficult.

My bet is... The Stavros children don't
handle things as well as you.

Oh, I don't know.

Dwayne doesn't really know Skylar, but
he likes Eric a lot.

Tell me about Skylar.

She's very nice and very attractive.

Ha! There she is.

Skylar!

Over here.

This is Guy Stafford.

Yes, we've met.

Still selling life insurance, Mrs.
Stafford?

Life insurance?

You told me you were a magazine writer.

Which is it?

Insurance or magazines?

Actually, neither.

I am a writer.

But I work for one of those publications
you pick up at supermarket check

stands. I'm trying to do an article on
billionaire Peter Stavros and his many

children.

Now will you sit down and talk to me?

You lied to me.

The whole time you were just using me to
get to Skyler.

Some people are like that, Emma.

Come on.

We don't need this.

You must start meeting with the
electrical contractor.

Well, I'm sure he took care of things. I
was held up in San Francisco.

The attorney's no doubt.

Oh, you know all about it, don't you?

If you want to survive in this valley,
it pays to stay on top of things,

especially where Angela's concerned.

Well, she's facing some serious charges.

I hope they lock her up and throw away
the keys.

You and Lance must spend a lot of time
speculating on her demise.

Oh, no, no, no. We avoid discussing
Angela. Life's a lot more pleasant that

Probably avoid discussing me, too.

Oh, no, no, no, no. We talk about you
all the time.

I mean, in fact, you're one of those
things that we agree on.

As soon as you get out of our life,
we're going to celebrate we're getting

deliriously drunk.

Melissa, we may never get back together.

Hell, this winery may never even open.

But if your father -in -law and my
sister keep seeing each other, we're

be in each other's lives for long.

You'd like that, wouldn't you?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Why don't you show me what you and the
contractor worked on?

Well, all dressed up for me?

I've missed you, Miss Marlowe.

You haven't been returning my calls.

I'm tired of being used. Oh, nobody
likes being used. Think how everybody's

going to feel when they find out who you
are.

Are you going somewhere?

Maybe. Tony Compson, I presume.

What business is it of yours?

Mr. Compson is in business with Chase.

That makes it my business.

Your business is to find out what's
going on in their partnership.

Thank you very much.

Tony has never done anything to you.

Don't you even have a shade of decency?
I mean, can't you leave anyone alone?

Probably for you.

Hello? Hi, it's me. I'm in the lobby.

I'll be right there.

All I want is information.

Nothing more.

Lock the door on your way out.

I'll be sure and do that.

Hi. Oh, hi.

It's nice to see you, too.

How did, uh, dinner in the city come?

I'd love to get away from this place for
a while.

You know what they say, when the going
gets tough,

the tough go shopping.

Sorry, I'm just not in the mood for
this. Oh, come on, you've been cooped up

long, and it's just an excuse to get out
of the house. You don't have to buy,

just feed.

Hey, now look at this. I've never seen
this before.

No. Yes.

Come on, it'll be fun. Now, come on.
Vicki. I am fit, mother.

Just let me take control this time. Get
in there.

This stuff's really cute. Yeah, yeah.

Boy, I'll tell you, styles have changed
since I was pregnant with you.

Then you had a choice of large tent and
larger tent.

Oh.

Oh, now, you know, this is... This is
really kind of nice. Well, try it on.

And this. Come on. And this, too.

Oh, come on. Yeah, why not?

Thanks.

Isn't there some way you can meet Dad
halfway?

Honey, look, I appreciate you dragging
me here. It is exactly what I needed.

were right.

This is something your dad and I are
going to have to work out together.

Well, I have something at stake here,
too, you know.

I'm too old to come from a broken home.

Here you are, lady.

Thank you. Thank you.

Hi.

Emma. Vicki.

I didn't know you were expected.

I didn't even know you were married.

Not that you have to be to have
children. Although, it helps, I guess.

Anyway, congratulations.

I think.

Emma, Vicki's pregnant.

I can't believe it.

Welcome to the club.

It's okay.

It just doesn't make sense.

Makes perfect sense to me.

Eric has never forgiven me for
discovering what he did with my checks.

But arranging for thousands of gallons
of sulfates to be dumped at Tuscany

Downs? Well, that's preposterous. Well,
it's his way of getting back at me.

You're accusing my son of committing a
major felony, destroying private

property, all just to get back at you?
Well, that's what I've been accused of,

trying to get back at Chase. I don't see
the difference.

I won't accept this, Angela. Not without
proof.

Hi, Pete.

Hi, Pete.

Oh, Kelly.

Hello, Emma. Hi.

Don't set a place for dinner for me
tonight. I'll be eating out. Yes, Emma.

Emma, are you going to see that Carlotti
person again?

No, Maggie.

She really needs a friend right now.
Taste moved out a few days ago.

And until they work things out, she
really shouldn't be going through this

pregnancy alone.

Hello, Emma. Hi.

This is Channing. Is there anything more
I can do for you before I take lunch?

Yes, get the New Globe on the phone for
me. The Society editor.

or whoever it is that prints the local
gossip?

There's no telling what the long -term
damage might be to your vineyard.

Nobody's going to appear with my plan.

We'll do what we can with this vineyard.

Meantime, Angela Channing's going to
have to buy me another one.

Well, I can't imagine anyone having a
more airtight case than you do.

Well, that's a good thing.

If you don't mind my asking, what is it
exactly that she has against you?

Angela is obsessed with absolute power,
and I absolutely get in her way.

I don't know about Angela Channing, but
you strike me as a man who's used to

getting what he wants.

Anything wrong with that?

Well, I'm not really the one to ask,
because I'm the same way.

Chase, got a set?

Sure, come in.

Ann Brixey, Jose Molina, Gwen Fuller
with the State Department of Health

Services. Ann and Jose are on the Board
of Supervisors with me.

Sorry to interrupt, Chase, but we have
to talk.

It's okay.

What's up?

Ann and I both got calls from a New
Globe reporter.

Ann?

It's about you and Maggie.

The reporter wanted to know if your
marital instability, his term, not mine,

going to affect our support in your
campaign.

Well, you're here.

I do appreciate your support.

You know my personal life has nothing to
do with my politics.

That's exactly what we said.

But if the press wants a connection,
they'll find it.

Or make it.

A story like this is bound to affect you
in the popularity polls.

Angela on one side, Richard on the
other.

When are these people going to leave me
alone?

We're going to have to do something to
deflect this whole thing.

Why don't we get the staff together and
meet at campaign headquarters in, say,

an hour?

Good. All right. See you there. Thanks.

Sorry about this, Gwen. We're going to
have to cut it short.

No problem.

Oh, hi. Hi, Ann.

Hello, Vicki.

Hey. What are you doing here?

Well, I can never seem to get you on the
phone.

And, uh, I miss you. I miss you, too.

Well, this is Gwen Fuller with the State
Department of Health Services. My

daughter, Vicki.

This is kind of a bad time, honey. I'm
just on my way out.

Well, why don't we make an appointment
for tomorrow, then?

Appointment for your old man.

How about brunch?

Uh, that'll be great. 11 o 'clock at
Tuscany Inn?

Perfect. Okay.

See you then. You take care.

Well, we might as well all go out
together.

You didn't. I did.

Come on.

I had nothing to do with it, Chase. I
didn't either.

So kill me for helping nature take its
course.

Can't we all just sit down and have a
civilized meal?

You're both going to have to make an
effort, you know.

You okay?

I'm a little tired.

I'm fine.

It's fine.

How could you possibly discuss our
personal lives with Richard Channing?

I explained to you. I ran into Richard.
It was splattered across the pages of

the New Globe.

Our personal lives.

From your pregnancy to me moving out,
how do you explain that?

I have no idea where this came from.

Emma.

Emma? Telling Emma is like telling the
world. Emma is my friend. She wouldn't

something like that. She talks to
Angela. Angela talks to Lance. He puts

the paper.

I certainly hope this nonsense hasn't
damaged the campaign beyond repair.

Dad, we're not here to argue.

No, Vicki, we're here to discuss your
father's political campaign. Apparently

that's all he's interested in.

Why shouldn't I be interested in what's
going on with my life?

I've wasted enough time on your problem.
Wait.

That's an interesting way to define our
life together, isn't it? How would you

define it?

I've looked after you, difficulty after
difficulty, and what have I gotten? No

trust. And you've certainly not given me
any support in return. Chase, you don't

do something for somebody that you
supposedly love because you expect to

something in return.

It's a two -way street, my dear. All I'm
asking for is a little understanding.

You know, in a way, we were both raped,
Maggie.

That and this pregnancy affects us both.

But you can't seem to understand that.

I'm sorry.

Okay, honey.

No, I think these are things that needed
to be said.

In a way, I feel better.

At least I know where I stand.

Hope you don't mind my enjoying your
garden.

All right, all right. I apologize.

Oh, I figured you were here to do an on
-the -spot interview with the abandoned

wife. Well, I'm not giving any
interviews, Richard, but why don't you

up? You're pretty good at that. Maggie,
I had absolutely nothing to do with that

story.

I know that's no excuse. I am the...
publisher of the newspaper, and I should

know what stories are coming down, but I
promise you, I had no idea about this

one.

I'm having some trouble controlling Mr.

Compson.

Well, your troubles are becoming my
troubles. I know, and I'm sorry.

I'd never do a thing like that.

Not to you, at least.

Is there anything I can do to make it
up?

Now, wait. Hold on.

Not even friendship?

Not if there's a price tag on it.
There's no price tag.

I know maybe you're unsure about a few
things these days, but my friendship

shouldn't be one of them.

You can always count on me.

You'll take care of that. If you need
me, I'll be in the city, all right?

Thanks. Hey.

Hi.

You got those oil samples?

Yeah, they're on the way to the lab. I
just sent my assistant to get to the

flight to Sacramento. Uh -huh.

Um, if you're going into the city, is
there any chance I could phone you on

Absolutely. I was just about to take
off. Great. Thank you.

I'm going into the city. Uh, what are
you up to?

Oh, I was sticking around.

Skyler's picking me up. We're going out
to dinner.

I'll be with you in a sec.

You've been seeing a lot of Skyler
lately.

Yeah, I like him. That's what I do when
I like somebody.

Be careful. You know that Falcon Crest
bunch.

You be careful.

Do you like it?

Hey, it's spectacular.

I didn't know you were so multi
-talented.

Well, it's just my way of saying thank
you for being so kind to me.

Don't be silly, my dear.

You owe me no thanks.

I sure don't agree with that.

Angela, I'd love to paint you, too, if
you'd sit for me. Oh, I don't think I'm

suitable subject.

Of course you would be.

You'll be staying for dinner, won't you?

Oh, well, no.

I'm late for picking up Tony.

Well, tomorrow night, then.

Okay. Bye -bye.

I think you had better put an end to
that.

An end to what?

Skyler and Tony Compson.

Now, you pay her bill so you can set the
rules.

I happen to like that man.

Well, you don't know him.

He married Julia for her money, and he's
trying the same thing with Skyler.

Tony has money of his own.

Not everyone is motivated by ulterior
motives, my dear.

Really? Name two.

Honey, what time are our dinner
reservations?

Eight o 'clock.

Let's make it an early evening.

I'm closing in on another block of New
Globe stock. I want to get a fresh start

when the market opens tomorrow.

You're taking a lot of chances with this
thing, aren't you?

It's the only way to do it, darling.

It's the only way to beat Richard
Channing.

You know what Richard's problem is?

He's dealing with his heart more than
his head. He's emotionally attached to

that newspaper after losing Tuscany
Downs and all.

It's all he's got left.

That newspaper is the only thing that
makes him real.

What's the paper to you?

A life of not writing on Angela
Channing's coattails.

Is that all that's behind this?

Well, there's power.

Oh, power.

Pure and simple.

Do you realize something?

What? That in a couple of days, we are
going to own the New Globe.

Richard is on the ropes.

And there's nothing that he can do to
stop me. Well, what happens then? I

after you own the paper?

I'm going to do something incredibly
petty.

I'm going to fire Richard Channing.

I guess that's all part of having all
that power.

Oh, yes, it is.

Yes,

it is.

No, not next week. Not tomorrow.

I don't care. You can play golf anytime.

I want this over with now.

And I don't care how much Lance is
offering for outstanding shares. Beat

offer. I am not going to sit here and
watch Ecklund take over this newspaper.

I don't think that would be a smart
decision, Mr. Chandler. Lawson, do me a

favor. Please do not tell me what is,
what is not smart business, all right?

Thank you very much.

The new globe is mine, and I am not
going to let it go.

Period.

You call me back with better news.

You won't get away with this, Johnny.

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to disturb
you.

Not at all.

I just thought you might like to spend
some time with your son.

I certainly do.

I'll be back for him in a little bit.

Okie dokie.

Who is Miss Jones?

Why do you ask?

Where did you hear the name?

A call came in this afternoon.

At 4 .15, a man called, looking for Miss
Jones.

And I told him that there was no one
here by that name, but he insisted that

take a message.

He refused to leave his name.

The next time he calls, you let me know.

Immediately.

around on me.

Don't you think you've had enough, Miss
Gioberti?

Too much and not enough.

Another.

Hi.

Long time no Vicki.

You missed your classes today.

Question is, did my classes miss me?

You missed your classes yesterday, too.

Yep.

I figured that meant things weren't
going so good on the home front.

Not only are you the most noble man God
ever created, but you're a mind reader,

too.

You're drunk.

And so perceptive.

Is there anything you can't do?

See if Dean is still around.

You know, I've been doing some thinking,
Dan.

Want to know what I've been thinking?

I've been thinking you're a guy who's a
little too perfect for an imperfect

person such as myself.

You want to tell me what happened with
your parents?

No. I want the person of the second
part, you, to leave the person of the

part, me, alone.

That's your way, isn't it?

You start to get close and you pull
away.

You're afraid if someone gets too close,
you're going to get hurt.

Afraid to take the chance.

I've taken all my chances.

Not with me, you haven't.

See, the way I see it, your folks have
some problems, so you jump to the

conclusion that relationships don't
work.

Then to prove how much you think you
know, you go out of your way to make

difficult between us.

Yeah, well, what makes you think we had
anything going in the first place?

What makes you think we didn't?

This conversation isn't going anywhere.

No, but you are.

You wanted to see me, Dan? Yeah, pour
this lady into a cab and make sure she

gets home in one piece.

Come on, Vic.

Are you trying to tell me the
prosecution thinks they have enough

send me to jail?

I think you better look for yourself.

These photostats make up the main body
of the prosecution's case.

It's a series of confidential memos
ordering the disposal of sulfates at the

Tuscany Downs site, schedules of
payments.

The last one is the most incriminating.

It instructs the Franklin waste
disposers to at all costs prevent your

from learning of your arrangements.

Angela, how did you expect to get away
with this? I've never even seen these.

The prosecution contends that you signed
each memo.

That is your signature, isn't it,
Angela?

Well, it looks like my signature.

But somebody forged this, just as I have
my checks.

If you're about to implicate Eric...
Somebody is signing my name to things.

I've already had a handwriting expert
look these over.

The results were inconclusive.

If they're forgeries, they're some of
the best he's seen.

Peter, I swear I had nothing to do with
this. Please believe me.

Even if you're guilty, I'll stand by
you.

After all, you are my wife.

Peter. I'm sorry, Angela.

Oh.

Is there anything you want to add to
your report before I take it to

Yeah, uh, extent of crop damage,
analysis of the water table, estimated

time and cost of cleanup. I can't see
that you've left anything out.

I'll be able to make that last flight.

I'm late for a campaign staff meeting.
I'll walk out with you.

Oh, go ahead and get that. I can turn
that on. No, no, no.

Workday is over. Let the service take
care of it.

No, no, no message

Richard? Hi, it's Maggie.

Why, hello there.

I certainly never expected to hear from
you.

Well, that makes two of us.

I needed a friend.

What a coincidence.

I just happened to be one.

Something wrong, Maggie?

No, no.

I was alone, and I felt the baby kick
for the first time.

That's wonderful.

Oh, I just wanted to share it with
somebody.

I'm glad you did.

You know, I always think it's amazing
how soon it is that children start

their parents around.

Yes, you're right. I never thought of
that.

So, how are things going?

Fine.

Oh, who am I kidding? Not so fine.

You tell me your story and I'll tell you
mine.

Oh, Richard.

You don't want to listen to my problems.

Sure I do.

Isn't that what friends are for?

Maggie G. Bertie.

Get the taillights out of the way.

I didn't mean to do that.

Mrs. Miller, she tried to stop me, but
she's no match for my speed and my

cunning. I wouldn't think so.

I was just thinking about redoing Cole's
room for the baby. You know, making it

the nursery. Get some ideas.

How are you doing, Maggie?

Confused.

You know the eternal dilemma. Pink walls
are blue.

How about a cup of coffee?

No, no thanks.

No, I just stopped by to make you an
offer.

Oh, now, now.

You did such a good job with that
article.

You remember that article.

I have circulation just right through
the roof.

How would you like to come to work for
me at the New Globe again?

No, that's very sweet of you, but I'm
just... It's not sweet.

Listen, you did such a hatchet job on
me, I want you to go to work on some

people.

I'm sorry. I mean, I appreciate it and I
thank you, but I'm just not... I'm not

up to it right now.

All right.

But the offer stands.

The baby. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

You feel that?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. See?

Well,

well. Another night out with Skylar
Kimball?

Melissa? Yeah. As a matter of fact,
Skylar and I do have plans.

For dinner.

I'd invite you to join us, but I doubt
that you'd accept.

You're right.

We don't eat with hypocrites.

Lance, not here. It's all right,
Melissa.

Lance, I've got something to say. Now's
as good a time as any.

Why am I a hypocrite? Two months.

My mom hasn't been gone even two months.
And you're hightailing around town with

somebody new.

If that's not hypocritical, I don't know
what is.

I wanted to marry your mother.

She wanted to return to the convent.

We both have our own lives to live.

Do us all a favor.

Live here somewhere else. Come on,
Lance. You can't hurt us. Let's go.

Hi,

Tony.

It's not Tony.

What do you want?

You, Miss Marlow.

Kit Marlow is your real name, isn't it?

What?

What do you want from me?

You've got to kill me, aren't you?