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They are brought asleep.

For the blessings we are about to receive.

Please look after us in our endeavors.

- Guys, car car car. - Man: Hey hey hey!

- Hey! - Slow down, big boy.

- Hey! - Hey hey hey!

Hey.

- My feet are killing me. - Yes.

- It's a nice place. - Gorgeous.

Hey, Burgh, where you at, you old bastard?

The guy in the building over here will help you out.

- Okay. Cool, thanks. - You're on your own.

Appreciate it, man. Thank you.

It took Raina a while to hook this whole thing up...

for Jordon to get her to come on this trip, man.

But if you play your cards right, I'm telling you, man...

- you could be... - Don't worry about me.

- You might get some loving. - I play my cards just fine.

Okay, I'm just saying. We gotta hook you up.

- Yeah, no. - Hey.

Hey, how you doin'?

Look, our girls are back in there getting some drinks and stuff, okay?

Ain't for sale, boy.

What?

Y'all heard me... it ain't for sale...

long as you got that nigger fella with you.

Excuse me?

Oh, my gosh.

Wow.

Look, it must be pretty hard for you, sir,

holding onto all that hate, huh?

Damn scavengers.

Look, you know what? I'm gonna go... I'm gonna go hang out with the girls,

all right? 'Cause you know, we didn't...

we didn't come here for trouble.

So you have a good day.

I'll catch up with you.

Where you folks headed?

Uh, we're just hitching up to the rallies in DC.

- Oh, you're hitching up to DC? - $3.

- It's only a few more hours from here. - Yeah. I'm sorry, what?

All that food your gals got there will be about $3.

You're heading to the rallies? To the rallies in DC?

Oh man, I heard that's a total gas... absolutely great.

Yeah, I myself, I'm headed up to Vienna...

got a job for the harvest season.

I figure a couple weeks of solid work should do me pretty good.

Had to stop here first, get some more water for my radiator.

Piece of shit.

- I'm Quintin. - Uh, hey. Cole.

- Hey. Cole. - Um...

listen, I thought I had my money on me, but I don't.

Let me just go grab some from my friends real quick, okay?

- Oh, how much you... - $3. You deaf?

How much for the water?

Free.

Uh, hey, no, you don't have to do that.

- I'll grab some from my friends. - It's no problem.

- It's no big deal. It's fine. - It's copacetic.

$3.

Um, hey, I really appreciate that, man. Thank you.

- Thank you very much. - Yeah yeah yeah.

Hey.

Do you guys need a ride?

Lord knows I need the company.

That was a plant.

You know, I got plenty of room. I got beer-Canadian beer.

Yeah.

You know, I could take you up along 93 as far as Langley.

Have you there before morning.

You know? She does overheat every 10 miles, but she's great.

- What is that sound? - A truck.

Girls: Hey! No, wait a second!

How about that ride?

- Yeah. It's, uh... - What?

I appreciate it, man. I think we're just gonna hang here for a little bit, you know?

But thanks. I appreciate everything. Thank you.

Hey, you know you can catch Oak Hutch Pass about two miles west of here.

It'll bypass 87, get you down there tonight.

Hell, you finish up your job and get down to those rallies,

might get yourself a little pussy.

That's a good idea.

Hey, Boone!

Girls, it's okay. We've got one here.

- Hey, Boone, this is... - Babe, come on!

- Quintin. - —uh, Quintin.

- Quintin. - He'll take us where we gotta go.

Hey, he'll take us where we gotta go. Let's go!

There's room in the back... uh, lots of room.

-The hay.

- Somebody up front? - Anybody up front?

- The little ones fit. - Keep me company?

Little one, up front? Up front, anybody?

Little one? Yeah, just lots of hay.

|I got some of Canada's finest beer, if you guys want to drink beer.

- So you're a drinker, huh? - Yeah.

Yeah. Uh, buckle up.

- I'm just kidding. - Got it.

Uh, funny.

I'm glad we got out of there before I went crazy on that jive turkey.

- Man, did you hear him? - Girl: I'm sure he was terrified.

Hey, don't underestimate Boone. He's saved my butt plenty of times.

Yeah, I sure have. Hey, cool cool.

I didn't know Trish brought this.

Oh, babe, be careful because she's borrowing that.

I know, I know, I know. I got it. I got it, okay?

I used this last year at the human rights rally.

That was inspirational. It really... it was.

It was inspirational.

It's pretty. Oh... sorry.

What's pretty?

- That. - Trees?

Yeah, the trees.

Yeah, I guess so.

Hey, Jordan, do you know that this year

the Panthers have significantly...

What?

What, babe? What?

- No, it... - What?

- No... you're not a Panther! - I know I'm not.

Okay!

- I know. - I'm just saying, okay?

So can't we just relax and not...

have fun and not have everything just turn into a lecture...

- I'm relaxed. - Or a protest?

I'm fun and I'm relaxed, okay? Yes.

You're finally taking one of these trips with us, huh?

Oh, are you kidding me? The way Raina talks about it, I wouldn't miss it.

Boone: Hey hey, Jordan, hey, I got you here, look.

- Long ride? - We're gonna be driving... yeah.

We're gonna be driving for a while, so...

Good.

Buckle your seat belt!

We'd been walking for a while, so this is a nice change.

Thank you again.

Yeah, sure sure sure.

Boone: Ah, here we go.

Jordan, hey, check this out. Have you seen "Night of the Living Dead"?

And do you believe in zombies? Are you afraid, young lady?

Uh, no, I have not.

Yes, they terrify me.

Oh, that's my camera!

Bastards.

Aw, Boone!

You guys... you guys known each other a long time?

Yeah. Yeah, most of us since we were kids.

And Jordan moved out here... she's the one with the lighter hair.

- Ah.

Yeah, so she's the newest one.

Doesn't seem like it.

Really?

Well, we all took to her right away, so...

And now we're all just kind of a big family.

Yeah. Yes.

Nice to have family.

- Did we pack the weed? - No.

We didn't.

How about you? Is your family...

- here-ish, or... - No!

No no no! No no.

Shit. God damn it. God damn it.

Damn it.

Damn it, damn it.

I told you guys. I told you that she breaks down every 10 minutes.

I told you!

Hey, sweetheart, can you give me some of that water?

Shit.

God.

Ahh! Oh, I burned the piss out of my hand.

- Grab that first aid. - You got that water?

Woman: |I don't see it back here.

Boone: Hey, don't worry about it. You really helped us out.

- It's hot, man. - I got it. It's fine.

Okay, you're empty... uh, problem #1.

Problem #2... your wires look... your tubes here, man, are all cracked.

- The tubes are fine. - Have you ever... they're not fine.

- They're coming right out... - It's the radiator!

- What's wrong? - Why am I here?

I had to watch all that.

Wait a minute, I thought you were over Cole?

- This is leaking... - I know about that leaking,

- but it can still run. - No, this thing is shot, man.

We're not... hey, you guys...

hey, you guys, this thing is done. We're off on foot, man.

Hey, it looks like we're camping again.

- What? - I don't dig that at all.

Nah.

Boone: Well, what do you want? What do you want me to do?

Does anybody else have any better ideas?

Uh, unless we find a river to get some water...

Well, this is 193.

Takes you to Langley in about 60... 65 miles... that way.

Problem is nobody uses 193 since they opened 187.

Well, I'm not spending the night in these woods. I'm sorry.

- No. - Well, like I was saying,

187 runs parallel to 193... takes you straight on to Bethesda.

Could probably catch a ride there once we get there.

I can get a ride with some tools, fix my truck.

If it comes around this way and here, it's gotta meet up over the hill.

- Gotta get over somewhere. - Exactly. About half a day maybe.

Woman: Thanks, babe.

You didn't see that!

- Come on, babe. - I'm coming.

Quintin: You guys, looks like it's gonna start raining.

Could we step it up a little bit?

- Does anybody live there? - Let's look in the barn.

Yeah, why don't we go check the barn? Cole, you want to...

Man, we'll check this out.

Wanna head this way? I'll check over here.

Hang on!

Cole: I'll check the... I'll check the door in the back.

Hello?

Hello?

Boone: Hello?

Jordan: Hello!

They're walking around checking the place out now.

Hey, anybody home?

Boone: Hello?

I don't think anybody's home.

Hello?

Maybe nobody lives here.

Oh my God.

I kept her toys, Mama.

I kept her toys.

I put her toys in this box.

He told me about you.

- He's here, Mama. - I don't know.

- Fine with me. - Yeah, looks great.

Door's locked. I don't have the key.

Hey, the place is dead, man. Nobody's here.

The car is empty.

Boone: They may still be out in the fields.

- Man: Everybody's friend. - They've got to be back soon

- 'cause it's getting dark, right? - Yeah, looks like a storm's rolling in too.

Well, you know, hey, I'm up for a night of roughing it.

I don't know about you guys. But look, hey, check the barn out.

I mean, it's empty. There's hay.

Looks pretty comfortable. There's stalls, individualized for some privacy.

Woman: Mmm.

- Let's do it. - Let's camp in here tonight.

- Come on. - Really?

Toughen up.

After you.

Yes! Cole, what do you think? You know? Right?

Right right right.

This place is creepy.

What is that?

It's a cattle farm... I think.

Probably just killed a fresh herd of cattle for the market.

Boone: Yeah, maybe, huh?

Hey hey, you know what? I'll catch you chumps in the morning.

I'm gonna grab this stall for me and my lady.

So, let's go.

Man on television: The streets have just begun to calm down

and folks are returning...

Woman: I keep telling Buddy he's got to scrub them plates right after we eat,

but it just dries right to it when it sits half a day.

What we got this month?

A couple of kidneys and liver for Doc.

Word is they're now testing some new kind of skin graph.

Don't really know what it is,

but he says it'll help out folks that get all burned up.

Mmm.

All hours of the day and night.

It makes you feel good knowing you can do the Lord's work.

Oh yes, Mama.

We're doing some good in the world.

- Hey. - Hey.

I'm staying here.

All the stalls are taken.

It's nothing you haven't seen before.

So I think it's pretty funny that Boone and Raina

are still all over each other. And it's been, what? Seven years?

Yeah, they've always been like that, though, you know?

How long have you known Boone?

I've known Boone since we were little kids...

- about eight years old or so. - And that's all you're gonna give me?

What's the story? How'd you meet?

Well...

I was... I guess I was kind of a cocky little kid growing up.

And, uh...

I guess my mouth got me into trouble a couple times,

and, I don't know, he just stood up for me.

And we've pretty much been friends ever since.

So you're pretty good friends with Raina?

Yeah, after she started dating Boone, you know?

They're riotin', Louise. riotin"!

I know, Mama. Saw it on TV.

Mother: All that rioting for one man.

Louise: Was plannin' a poor people's march.

Mother: Wouldn't be so poor if they didn't march so much.

I don't care what color they are.

Now, Mama.

Come on, take a seat, Buddy.

Thank you, mighty Lord, for the blessings we are about to receive.

Please look after us in our endeavors

as you cast all Your care upon Him.

And He was afflicted,

yet He opened not His mouth.

They have brought his lambs to the slaughter.

In Your gracious name we pray.

- Amen. - Amen.

Amen.

Now, Mama!

You hush your face, Louise, and mind your own business now!

Now, Mama, stop that.

You're to set a good example for Buddy boy.

God damn it, Louise! Can I have any fun?

The language... you just watch it.

Ha! Brain's been... hissy fits...

You come back here, Louise, and bring it back!

- No sirree, ma'am. No, sir. - Oh!

And your moonshine stash, it's gone. It's gone.

- You smoke? - Nope.

- Weed. - I get it. I don't smoke weed.

- Sure. - Oh my God, let's...

I really kinda should have thought about this outfit before we left.

You cold?

Yeah. Shocking!

Shit, you should start smoking now. This is great.

I tell you... you hold this, I'll keep your feet warm.

No really, come on, hold it.

Here.

Gimme gimme gimme gimme.

- Are they gross? Sorry. - They're not gross.

- Yeah? - Yeah, they're perfect.

- So you kind of trust her? - Do I trust her?

- Yeah. - Yeah, I guess so.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

So maybe she's right when she says you've been stalking me

- for, like, the last year? - She said I've been stalking you?

Yeah.

- Wow, that's fantastic. That's great. - Yeah.

Does that embarrass you or something?

You're gonna prove it?

Um...

- What are you doing? - Um...

Hey.

No.

What?

No. Seriously, no.

Sorry.

I should...

Should 1?

Hey, you guys, uh...

you guys gotta come check this out.

Come on.

So, uh, I think I got us a ride.

It's this... this truck. It's like a wreck, actually.

And it's bur... it's got grass and stuff. And we'll just borrow it.

We're stealing someone's car?

- We're borrowing it. - Borrowing?

Never went on a joyride or anything?

I mean, we'll give it back.

There it is, the truck.

Are you kidding? That thing hasn't moved in years.

Bet I can get it started.

Oh, uh, Cole! Yeah, I just wanted to show you it.

So we can just look at it in the morning.

No, really, guys. 1 really think I can get this thing going.

Come on back!

- Help. - Oh, shit! Ahh!

- You okay? Here here here here. - Jordan, Jordan.

- Son of a bitch. - Let me see.

Let me see.

- Cole: Jesus. - Holy shit, it burned a hole in your hand.

- Jordan, are you okay? - No, I'm not fucking okay. Shit.

If you hadn't been wearing this metal band... if you didn't have that on,

probably could've sent that current straight through your heart...

probably killed you.

Jordan: How come it didn't shock him?

Some of them have a constant electric current; Some have a pulse system.

- This one's probably pulse. - How do you know that?

Jordan, are you all right?

Did you see the spark that came off her hand?

Guys, let's just go back to the barn.

- How's that? - Fine.

Yeah, I don't guess that truck's going anywhere tonight, okay?

We'll just hit it up in the morning.

Are you okay?

Jordan: Thank you for bandaging it up.

Why don't you go to sleep?

Here.

- Do you need anything? - No, I'm good.

Okay.

Okay.

I'll be over...

Okay.

Buddy: You thirsty, let him come.

Love me, Mama. I do only what I'm told.

Grammy makes mama mad.

Mama gets mad at Grammy.

In pieces from you, go to pieces for her.

Pieces for you, go to pieces for her.

In pieces from you, go to pieces for her.

What's all that noise?

Look at that.

- Hey, good morning. - Stranger! Stranger!

- Buddy, stop that! - Get off of him!

Whoa! Hey hey hey! Hold on. Hold on.

Whoa whoa whoa. Relax relax. Hey, stop!

Relax? He just hit Cole with a shovel in his face.

- All right, you guys, stop it. - Louise: Stop that right now!

Raina: There's something wrong with him. Look at him.

- You're okay. Come on. - Louise: Buddy!

- Okay. - Let these nice people be!

I didn't do anything, Mama.

Just stop it, Buddy, right now.

- I didn't do anything, Mama. - I'm real sorry about that.

Go on now, Buddy. Breakfast is ready.

Are you okay?

Go on now.

Boone: All right. Come here.

- No no no. - Put this one on.

Put this one. Okay.

- All right. - Hold him. Hold him up.

- Holy shit. Put your head back. - No no no, put your head forward.

- Otherwise you'll drown. - Look at me, look at me, look at me.

Well, I guess a good friendly "Good morning, y'all"

is not gonna fix this one.

Everyone sleep okay?

Yeah, I'm sorry. Who are you?

I'm Miss Louise. Me, my son Buddy over there,

and my mama Geraldine... this is our place.

I'm real sorry about Buddy.

He... he just ain't right in the head.

He didn't mean to hurt you.

Doctors say that he sees things and he hears voices.

Look, we're real sorry for invading. Um...

my truck broke down on 193, and we saw that you have another truck in the pasture.

Is there any way we could borrow it, or maybe just give...

You know, son, smoking is so bad for you.

It just messes up all your insides and makes "em no good."

You know what, ma'am? We just spent the whole night

in that shit-filled barn, staying there... all of us stayed there...

Hey, quit it!

Ma'am, is there any way that we can maybe get a ride from you

- to a service station nearby? - I'm sorry, dear,

but that old truck ain't run in 10 years.

What about... you got a phone? Maybe we could just use your phone?

Well, the storms last night knocked them out.

Of course, they should be up and running sometime today.

Meantime, if y'all are hungry, we just ground up some fresh meat.

I could have Buddy toss some more breakfast on the grill for you.

- He cooks? - Oh, yeah yeah. That would be great.

I'm starving. Yeah, that would be great. We haven't eaten since...

I can't even remember. But, yeah.

- He's doing it now? - Yeah.

Mama! These nice folks are gonna have some breakfast with us.

Best be careful around here, dear.

Animals can pick up that pretty smell of yours from miles away.

That's why we got so many traps around here.

Okay.

We're having breakfast.

Yep, sure are.

Oh! That's gnarly.

- Hey, Cole, you okay? - Lift up.

What are we doing?

-That's not good. Use that rag. - Guys guys guys, what are we doing?

- Don't touch it. - What's the plan to get out of here?

Cole?

- Uh... - Anything?

I don't know. Um...

I guess I figure since that truck's down and...

their phone's not working. I'm pretty hungry.

Just... just figure out what we do after we eat, okay?

Yeah, eat now, plan later.

I think after breakfast, you guys should go see if you can't fix that truck.

Yeah yeah.

Maybe the phones'll be working by the time you get back...

- call about my truck. - Am I the only one

who has kind of a bad feeling about this place? No?

Okay... oh, hey, Mr. Buddy.

I'm really not that hungry. So thank you.

You can... that's a lot.

I don't think it's so much that she's not hungry.

Um, actually none of us have eaten since yesterday.

I'd be willing to bet she's damn hungry actually, Buddy.

Uh, I just don't think she wants any food made by a moron.

- Could... - She called you a retard.

Shut up, man. He didn't do anything to you.

He hit you in the face with a fucking shovel, Cole.

He's just being nice. You heard his mom.

He probably doesn't even know what he did.

Ooh, stick up for the retard. Real cool.

You're a jerk.

You know what? I think I'm gonna go work on that truck.

- Let's get you some ice. - Yeah.

- I'm gonna go talk to him, okay? - Babe?

- Y'all are going too? - Looks like it.

That... that's great.

More food for me!

Hey, Buddy, you all right?

Louise: Mmm.

Mmm, amen.

Amen to that.

You okay, man?

I'm okay.

Hey, you know, breakfast at least looked good, you know?

It was good. It was very good.

You want some?

No. No, I'm good, actually. I ate all mine.

Thank you, though.

Very sweet of you.

You want to be friends with me?

Yeah, Buddy, absolutely. Yes.

Thank you.

You got another one there for me, chief?

We're really sorry about Quintin.

He's just kind of a jerk like that.

Uh, yeah, you know, we just met him yesterday,

and I don't want you to think we're like that.

No.

Okay.

Friend... friends with me?

Yes, friends with you.

Yeah.

Hey, we're gonna go work on that truck, okay?

Um...

Thank you, Buddy.

She's a pretty girl, huh?

- Do I have your attention? - Deep voice: What do you need?

A foot.

I need some skin for the graft.

Deep voice: I've got it.

I'm gonna try to find a bathroom,

or outhouse... whatever they have.

Good luck.

Hey, sorry about earlier.

I, uh, I just... I just...

I'm not comfortable here.

I mean, I was wrong.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Jealous? - No.

It's kind of hideous, actually.

Yeah, it is.

So crazy night last night, huh?

Yeah, it was weird.

Jesus.

What's up with you and Jordan, man?

Huh?

I can't believe Cole got hit in the face with a shovel.

Oh, that's not what I'm talking about.

I'm talking about you and Cole in the barn.

- Oh. - Ahh!

Nothing.

This place freaks me out. I think we should get out of here.

Oh, come on, Jordan. I wouldn't worry about it.

The place is weird.

{

Ha. I remember the day that picture was taken,

back before he became afflicted.

Geraldine: I remember every day of that boy's life.

I was so proud of him back then.

We had such hopes for him to be like his brother.

Of course that was right around the time

he started to go bad.

I should have seen it coming...

what with his brother being thrown out of school and all.

- Now, Mama. - Mmm.

You know he didn't get thrown out.

He just got a better chance for life.

Don't hate him.

Besides, we've still got Buddy around

to take care of things for us...

my sweet Buddy boy.

Louise: Hello?

Louise: I know, I know. We'll get you what you need.

Buddy's handling it.

You listen here, Doc. This is what we do. All right, sweetie?

- Hi. - Need something, dear?

I'm sorry to bother you, ma'am.

I was just wondering if I could run inside

and use your restroom really quickly to freshen up and...

I'm sorry, dear.

The one inside here is all backed up.

But... it's on Buddy's list,

but he's working on the door here first.

You know, it's best for him to work one thing at a time.

He's slow but steady.

But I tell you what:

If you head back there behind the barn there,

There's a little house back there... it's our packin' room... it's real clean.

It's got a good working one there.

- Oh. - It flushes and everything.

Behind the... the barn. Okay, well, thank you, ma'am.

- Watch your step, girlie. - Oh.

Ahem.

You know, if we can't get this rig working soon, we should probably just beat it.

Well, there's no fixing this hunk of junk...

the damn starter's missing.

- What are you guys doing? - Well,

we were just talking about getting out of here.

- I second that. - Let's go.

All right, Raina, why don't you get Boone and grab your stuff?

We're gonna grab Quintin and Trish and get on out of here, okay?

- I'll go find him. - I'll find Trish.

I think she said she was gonna try to take a nap or rinse off or something.

- Was she okay? - Yeah, I think so.

Boone?

This is all I wanted to do...

What did you want me to do, Mama?

I tried, Mama.

No, Mama. No, Mama.

No, Mama. Here's your wooden foot, Mama.

"It's real clean. Flushes and everything."

Not a bathroom.

Hi.

Buddy, I... I was looking for the bathroom.

Uh, your mom told me...

Um...

Hey, about... about earlier,

when I saw you... it's fine.

Buddy, I'm not gonna tell anybody. Okay?

I don't... I just need to go to my...

Oh, no no.

Oh, no no no!

You know, babe,

if this place really is in fact a slaughterhouse,

I think I might have to get angry with somebody

and have a word or two with them. You know what I mean?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

I love it when the activist in you comes out.

Do you know how inhumanely

they treat these animals that they're gonna kill?

I mean, you know, in theory

they're supposed to render the animal unconscious

before they kill him or whatnot, but the fact of the matter is that

that don't always happen.

You know, I don't want to talk about this.

So you have this animal that's sitting there

that's conscious, that's aware and alive...

that's knowing that they're going to bleed to death.

Mm-hmm. Okay.

So what they do is they cut their carotid artery...

right there, just... chhh!

- And the blood just squirts out...

all over the place and whatnot.

Then it goes down the drain and the animal just sits there

and just has to wait for its life to just fade away.

- Raina: Yeah. - Boone: Baby, I'm just saying

it's a horrible thing... that's all I'm saying.

Yeah, it is a horrible thing.

Did you ever read that book that I told you about...

"The Jungle"? 'Cause it explains everything

- you need to know about it. - Yeah, babe, I did read "The Jungle."

And I told you that the images that I had in my mind

took me forever to get out,

so I don't know why you would even bring that up to me right now.

I know all about it. They use everything except

for the squeal when it comes to the hog.

And yes, the details... they're all in my mind

and I really don't feel like listening to you

tell me about that anymore. I don't need to relive it again.

Babe, it's... it's all about the details.

Life is about details. That's it details.

I'm just saying it's... it's bad.

No, I don't even remember making contact with his face.

Yeah, you made good contact.

I've been wanting to hit him since breakfast, so...

I know, he thinks he's slick...

and bad, huh?

- Come on. You want some? - Stop.

Eh, uh... nah.

I don't know. Something wrong with these people...

- evil or something. - What are you talking about, babe?

Did you notice Buddy's face? That look in his eyes?

Hey, y'all. Got some good news for ya.

- Hey, Miss Louise. - Phones are back working,

so if you want to call someone, you can.

We were starting to think that we would never get off this farm.

You might not.

No!

What are you... crazy?

What do you want?

Some rich guy's daughter got hurt real bad...

lost a foot, got all burned up.

Hospital's still got their waiting list.

- Parents already gave me the cash. - What do you need?

A foot and some skin for the grafting.

I'll give you $500 now and another $1,000 once you deliver...

- just like always. - So this is what happens

to docs who never make it past the first year, huh?

Listen, Burgh,

I don't need no fancy-pants doctor schooling

to teach me anything. You got it?

You want to get that place for Louise,

you do exactly what I tell you.

You'll have more money than you need.

That temper of yours got you kicked out to begin with, wasn't it, Doc?

Excuse me? Temper? Temper?

Maybe you'd just best sit in on this one if it's all that important.

Hell, think about getting your life right, boy.

Don't you tell me nothing about my life.

Get my life right? My life's just fine, Burgh.

My life's just fine.

Oh really? You think? Yeah. What?

- What, are you trying to frighten me? - What? You want some of this?

- You think I'm afraid? - You're frightened?

- No, sir, she's got it on. - What? What?

Just open the door.

Oh, no, I think it's locked.

Are you kidding me?

I knew this was a bad idea.

Oh, it's a big barn. Gotta be someplace.

What are they doing?

What the hell was that?

Oh, what the hell?

- Jordan, come on. Let's go. - Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

What's that?

- Oh shit! We have to go right now! - Whoa! Whoa!

We have to get out of here. I just saw a fucking body.

- What? - There's somebody's body

- with the fucking hogs. - What? What are you talking...

- No, we have to go right now! - Jordan, come here.

- Jordan, stop stop stop stop! - We have to go!

- We have to go! - Stop stop stop. Wait wait.

I just saw Buddy throw a body to the hogs!

- Cole: Look at me. - What are you talking about?

Here you go, Ma.

You take care of that Negro fella yet?

I've got it done, Mama.

How many still inside?

Buddy boy.

How many still inside?

Two.

She saw Buddy throw something into the hog pen...

- a body, something. I don't know. - When? When?

Just a minute ago outside. Just a minute ago.

- Well, let's go! - We're locked in here!

- We can't even get out! - Where is he?

I don't know. Maybe he went outside.

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

I've got the two dark ones.

They're down at the pond.

Go on ahead, Buddy. Get started.

We're making a delivery in the morning.

Okay, Mama.

This one could work out well for us.

Mm-hmm.

Not too much of that, Mama.

Bless you, Louise. I'll say a prayer for you.

Oh, Mama, I ain't the one needing saving.

Oh, so hot in here.

Go to sleep.

Hey, Buddy. Buddy.

What... what is that, Buddy?

Oh, that's better. That's nice and cool.

Help her out, Buddy.

Go to sleep. Sleep.

She needs your help, Buddy.

Stop stop stop stop stop stop stop stop stop.

Let me see.

Thanks for the breakfast, Buddy.

- Thank you. - Thanks for breakfast.

Oh, Buddy, you're bleeding. Are you okay?

Baby, it's gonna be... be okay.

It's okay. Buddy's gonna help you.

Buddy's gonna help you, okay?

Help her out, Buddy.

Come here. Come on, okay?

Help her out.

Hey, Buddy.

Just come here. Help me out with this.

Coast is all clear. Nobody's out here.

What have we got over here?

- Go. - Stop stop stop stop stop.

Come on. Get back.

Go. Go. Go!

Come here. Come here.

Look, we're not waiting around here, okay? Let's just...

- No, don't. - Dude, where are you going?

No way, man. If she saw what she thinks she saw,

I don't want any part of this! I'm not getting fed to any pigs.

God! Are you fucking kidding me?

God damn it, you... I was just trying to give you a ride!

I was just trying to help you, okay?

I didn't sign on for this! I hope you find your friends.

I like both of you. I hope you get to the rallies.

- I'm out of here. - Are you fucking kidding me?

Oh, no.

Hey. Hey!

Hey!

Stop!

Stop!

Hey!

Stop!

Please! Please!

Stop!

No!

Stop!

Leave her alone!

Babe.

Bartholomew Ezekiel Staunton,

What have you done?

Oy! Oy! This place is a mess!

Mama, we don't need you in here right now.

- Mama. - Look at my instruments!

Mama. God damn it.

We've got to make a delivery in the morning.

- Leave this alone. - I know!

I know.

Louise, you just don't understand me at all.

I understand your little hissy fits... Daddy spoiled you, Mama.

- He spoiled you. - Oh! Louise.

Louise, this one's still alive.

Oh my goodness.

- Oh my goodness. - Oh.

Look at that sweet little face.

Isn't it just as sweet as can be?

Oh.

And such pretty blue eyes.

Louise: Oh, you poor boy.

You're suffering.

You really did love her.

Oh, I know what it's like to lose a loved one.

But God has a plan for all of us.

He heals the broken-hearted

and binds up their wounds.

Great is our Lord and mighty in power.

His understanding has no limit.

That's the Psalms, boy.

That's the Psalms.

- That's the Psalms. - Mama, Buddy's friends...

- Mama! - Buddy, what is it?

They're Buddy's friends, Mama.

- They're Buddy's friends. - Louise: Oh, fudge.

What's going on? Louise, you go out and take care of that.

Mama, just go somewhere.

Come on. Come on!

Get off of her! You get off of her now!

Get off of her! Run!

- Go on! Get out of here! Go! - What about you?

Get! Go!

- Buddy! - Cole: Go!

Buddy, get out here! I need you now!

Buddy! Oh, you can run but you can't hide!

Buddy! He hurt Mama.

Rough him up, Buddy!

- Rough him up, Buddy! - Get him!

Get him, Buddy! Get him now!

Come on!

- You want to fight me? - God damn it!

Boy, don't you dare disobey your Mama!

They're Buddy's friends, Mama.

I don't want to do it.

Get him, Mama! Get him!

That's it, Mama! Go! Get him! Get him!

Get him, Mama! Finish him!

There's still one out there. Come on.

Let's get that little hussy.

Cole!

Get up.

Oh. Oh, baby.

We've got her now.

Louise, you go check the stalls.

Buddy, you go around back.

Nobody's gonna hurt you, dear.

Come on out.

Let me help you.

I told you about the traps.

I told you. I told you to be careful.

You should have listened to me.

Well, you be hurt.

Well, you didn't listen to Mama.

You didn't listen to me!

There is no place for you to hide, you little tart.

Get out here. Get out here now!

Get out here this second!

You're making me angry!

- She's over here, Buddy!

- She's over here, Buddy! - Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

Oh, God.

Oh, please.

Oh, God.

Please.

Please.

No.

Buddy, please.

Please.

Buddy.

No. No.

Buddy, please.

Please. Don't.

Buddy.

No, Buddy.

Buddy.

Buddy.

Buddy's voice: Friends... friends with me?

Yes, friends with you.

Buddy.

Please.

I'll take you away.

No! You've had too long, you fucking retard!

Buddy! You son of a bitch!

Don't fucking hurt her!

Thank God.

My God, sweetheart.

It's okay. Everything's gonna be okay.

- Help me. - Okay? It's gonna be okay.

We're gonna get you up. We're gonna get you up.

- Ow! - You take it easy now. Now hush.

It's gonna be okay. It's gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay. It's gonna be okay.

There there. Okay okay.

Okay? Yeah.

You're gonna be okay. All right?

Yeah. Okay, sweetie.

- You okay, Doc? - Yeah.

Hello!

They're walking around, checking the place out now.

Burgh said it was $500 up front.

I don't need no fancy-pants doctor schooling to teach me anything.

What with his brother being thrown out of school and all.

I'm sorry you're here.

You're a good son.

Nice to have family.

Blessed is who keeps the words

of the prophecy of this book.

Blessed is who keep...

blessed is he who keeps the words of the prophecy of this book.

Please look after us

in our endeavors

as you cast...

Thank you, Almighty Lord,

for the blessings we are about to receive.