All language subtitles for Orphan (2009) (ENGLISH)

Hang on. I know.

Mm.

You're doing so good.

You're doing so
good. You all right?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

Dr. Matthews to
the nurses' station.

Excuse me.

My wife's in labor. We
called ahead for Dr. Wheeler.

I just need you to
fill this out, please.

- Thank you.
- Have a seat, hon.

- I'll be right up. Yeah.

- Okay?
- Okay.

- Is this your first?
- No, no, it's our third.

Sir, can you sign here?

We're gonna name her Jessica.

Vitals look good.

Where's John?

- Where's my
husband? Just relax now.

Everything's gonna be okay.

What's happening?
What are you doing?

I'm so sorry for your loss.

- What?
- Your baby's dead.

No, it's not dead. It's alive.

What are you talking
about? It's moving.

It's a terrible loss.
We're so sorry.

- Just relax.
- No!

What? No, no, no. Put me
to sleep. I wanna be asleep.

It's too late for that.
- No!

It's okay, you're doing great.

What are you doing?
What are you doing?

You might feel some tugging.

Oh, my God. This
isn't happening.

Congratulations, Mrs.
Coleman. It's a girl.

Yes, Kate, your dreams can be
a manifestation of your emotions.

It's your body and
mind's way of dealing...

with the stress and
grief of what happened.

What if this has nothing
to do with the stillbirth?

What do you think it's about?

We're seeing kids for
the first time this weekend.

And maybe the nightmares...

Maybe I'm just not
ready to adopt yet.

I drove by the wine shop on
the way home the other night.

Did you stop?

No. Wanted to. The thought
went through my brain, you know?

It wasn't for
myself. It wasn't...

I just thought it would be nice to have
a bottle handy, in case we had guests.

But you didn't go in.

Mm-mm.

The key, to me...

is not that you had the urge...

but that you resisted it.

You wouldn't have made it through
the home study if you weren't ready.

But, ultimately...

you have to decide.

Hi.

Honey, hello.

Let me see. Ooh.
Did you paint this?

It's a beautiful
butterfly. It's fantastic.

Really wonderful. Good.

Let's go. I'm cold.

Are you okay?

Ah!

Max!

Stop throwing!

I'm working.

No, honey, I'm sorry.

Just take a break
for a little while, okay?

Because Mommy's
trying to play. Okay?

Daddy's here.

- Mine.
- Hey.

- Hi.
- Sorry, practice went a little late.

It's all right. Whoa.

Okay, tough guy.
Give me that. Wicked.

No, no.

Shoot it, shoot
it. Go, go, go, go.

No. Yes! Give me five.

Hey, how did it go? Daniel.

Fine.

Hey.

Okay.

Five minutes. I'm
at the last level.

No more video games.
Brush your teeth.

That's no fair. It won't
save. Come on, Dad, please?

Sorry.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

God.

You smell good.

Okay.

All right.

I have to stop being like this.

I get it.

I'm very excited, I'm happy.

I get nervous.

I'm really scared.

Last time I felt all of this was
right before I lost the baby.

I don't want you to feel like we have
to go through with this for my sake.

It's not just-It's not for you.

I wanna take the love
we felt for Jessica...

...and I wanna give it to
somebody who really needs it.

Are you sure, hon?

Yes.

Wanna make a snowman? Sure.

It's really cold out here.

Hey, stop it.

Hi. Hi.

So glad you could make it.

- So are we.
- Yeah, finally, right?

- So good to see you.
Thank you for coming.

- This is really something.
So go take a look around.

- Stay out of
trouble. Yeah, yeah.

Look at the snow orphan.

Snow orphan?

Uh, snorphan?

Hey. No, show it to Sister Mary.

Slow down, slow down.
You can't catch me.

Yes, I can.

Hello?

Hi.

Are all these paintings yours?

- Yes. Do you like them?
- They're remarkable.

Thank you.

My name is Esther. What's yours?

John. Nice to meet you.

- Can I take a seat?
- Of course.

I never get tired of watching
these kids enjoy the party.

It really is. I'm so sorry
we didn't do this sooner.

Don't be. It's a big leap.

Adopting an older child is
not an easy decision to make.

John's in the bathroom.

Think he'll find us? Do
you wanna go look for him?

- Where did you get the idea for this one?
- My paintings always tell stories.

This one's about a sad mother
lion who can't find her cubs.

- She's smiling.
- She's dreaming about her babies.

It's the only thing
that makes her happy.

- I hope she finds them.
- She will. Look.

They were lost in the jungle,
and they were so scared...

...because they
didn't have a mother.

Just when they thought
they'd be alone forever...

...they found their mother
asleep under this tree.

Now when she wakes up,
her dream will have come true.

- She'll have her family again.
- Amazing. You came up with that story?

- I think I hear his voice down here.
- Yes.

Hey. I want to introduce
you. This is my wife, Kate.

Kate, this is Esther.

Hello.

How are you? Nice to meet you.

She painted all these.

- Really?
- Yeah.

These are fantastic.
These are really wonderful.

- Thank you.
- Where did you learn how to do this?

I've just had lots of
time to practice, I guess.

It's really boring here.

It's boring here?

If you're so bored, why
aren't you down at the party?

I've never really seen the point of
it. Nobody's ever talked to me before.

I guess I'm different.

There's nothing wrong
with being different.

Well, you two have
a lot in common.

I think people should always...

...try to take the bad
things that happen to them...

...and turn them
into something good.

- Don't you?
- Yeah.

Absolutely.

She's originally from Russia, but
it's amazing how strong her English is.

She's only been in
the country a few years.

You get children
from other countries?

It's rare. But when we do, it's
sometimes difficult to place them.

The family that brought her
to America died in a house fire.

In a fire?

My God.

Esther barely got out.

She's been through a lot, but
this is an extraordinary little girl.

She's very bright. She's
very mature for her age.

And she's very well-mannered.
She's a bit of a princess, actually.

She wears those ribbons on her
wrists and her neck all the time.

Mine too.

We had trouble with her
when we tried to take them off.

How does she get
along with other kids?

Oh, when she has to
interact, she's great.

Babe?

- She really did seem to open up with us.
- Yeah.

I thought she more
than opened up with you.

You seem to have
made quite a connection.

I could get the paperwork together
and see you back here in three weeks.

All right.

Okey-dokey.

Call me if you need anything.

Bye. Okay, thank you.

Oh, that's T~H.

T~H. Yeah.

And " Max" is like this?

Yeah.

Good.

- Is this your house?
Now it's your house too.

Hi, sweetie. Hi.
Look who's here.

Hello, Max. My name is Esther.

She's been practicing
the whole way.

- Can she hear? A little.

She was born almost
completely deaf.

That just allows her to
hear enough to read lips.

That's all right, I got it.

I'd like to introduce you
to Grandma Barbara.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

That's precious. It's a
pleasure to meet you too.

Danny.

This is Esther.

Hello, Daniel.

Hey.

Why does she dress like that?

- Come on. Stop it.
- I'm just asking a question.

Oh!

- You have a piano?
- Yeah.

- Would you like to learn how to play?
- I would love to.

Do you like it?

- It's perfect. Good.

Thank you.

How do you say "thank you"?

Thank you.

Wow, look at that.

What? What? What?

Dad, look.

- Dad. Where did you get that?

Dad, look, I'm
killing Trevor. Great.

Yes.

Thank you.

Come on, Dad. My solo's
gonna end, hurry, look.

Wow, cool.

Trevor, you suck. Shut up.

That's fabulous.

Come on, guys. This is lame.

I was just about to beat you.

I'm glad you like it, honey.

Come on, guys.

Hurry up, I'm
freezing my ass off.

Dude, it's all in here. Oh,
God. My hands are freezing.

Oh, man, she's hot.

- Move over, man.
- Page 34 will change your life.

Whoa.

This looks like your mom.

No.

Esther and Maxine seem
to be getting along well.

Yeah.

How's she doing, Kate?

Esther's fitting right in.

I meant Maxine.

She's playing by the pond
like nothing ever happened.

She doesn't remember, does she?

No. She's fine.

So, what are your plans?

You know, probably
get Esther settled...

then go back to teaching.

Thought they weren't
gonna take you back.

No, I'm not talking about Yale.

I'll just... I'll probably
give lessons from home.

That's too bad. That
was a very good job.

Well, I didn't quit
because I wanted to.

I know. You had to have
your moment of clarity.

That is an A.A. term.

And I didn't go to A.A.
I just stopped drinking.

Same difference. We all
need a wake-up call sometimes.

Hi.

Hi. - Come here.

Yeah?

- Oh, hey.
- We're scared of the lightning.

Oh, come in.

- I wanna sleep next to Daddy.
- Hang on.

Okay.

I'm gonna call later, make
sure everything's okay.

Okay. They're gonna
love your design.

- You gonna pick up the phone?
- Yeah.

All right.

Esther?

Come on.

Esther, come on, we gotta go!

You gotta be kidding me.

Wow. Uh...

- Will you please go wait in the car?
- Come on.

Sweetheart, this isn't
really a school dress.

But I like it. Don't
you think it's pretty?

Yes, it's so beautiful...

...but I just don't think you're
gonna be comfortable in it.

What about those jeans?

You're afraid the other
children will laugh at me.

I thought you said there wasn't
anything wrong with being different.

Yes, you're right.
You're absolutely right.

Okay. Have fun.

Take a seat,
please. Take a seat.

Don't make me ask again, please.

Okay, this is our new student.
Her name's Esther Coleman.

And I'd like you all to make
her feel very welcome today.

Oh, look. Little Bo Peep texted
me. She wants her outfit back.

Okay, go take a seat.

Okay, if everybody
could turn to Page 27...

No!

No! Esther, what are you doing?

Get away from there! No!

You don't play near the
water! You know that!

Come on, get out!

Max.

Sweet. Bull's-eye.

Got you.

Did you kill it?

It's just a paint-ball, I
didn't think it'd hurt him.

Put it out of its misery.

It's in pain, and it's
your responsibility.

It was just an accident.

If you walk away now,
it'll starve to death.

Is that what you want?

I'm not doing it.

It's all right.

- It's in heaven now.
- What's wrong with you?

Is the water warm
enough? Yes, thank you.

Okay. Call me if
you need anything.

Esther?

Esther.

Open this door.

- What are you doing?
- I always lock the door.

No, we don't lock
doors in this house.

But what if someone
comes in and sees me?

Nobody's gonna come in.

Look, I'm gonna stand right
here, if that's what you want.

I could sing for you.

I used to sing for the sisters so
they would know I was all right.

Okay.

All right. But you know
what? This is just for tonight.

Your parents must have gone
to a lotta retard camps to find her.

Watch it.

Are you okay?

Is this a Bible?

Jesus Freak brought
a Bible to school today.

Hey, wanna come over?

Good one.
- Your sister's a total spaz.

She's not my sister.

I can't believe you did that.

Oh, little doggy. Is this
your collar, little doggy?

Not A. A. B.

You did really good.

No, I didn't. I made
like 11 mistakes.

I'll do better next time.

Your teacher told me
what happened today.

Don't you want to talk about it?

There's nothing to talk about.

You know I'm here for you,
right? You know that, right?

I got something I
wanna show you.

I have one just like
this that I use as a diary.

And I thought that maybe
you and I could use this one...

...for a scrapbook.

That's Mommy and
Daddy on their wedding day.

That's Daniel,
Christmas morning.

Here's Max.

And there's you.

Who's Jessica?

Max talks about her.

"I never held
you, but I feel you.

You never spoke, but I hear you.

I never knew you,
but I love you".

What happened to her?

She died while she
was still in my tummy.

But we scattered her ashes here.

And as long as
this plant grows...

then part of her
will be alive inside it.

She would have been lucky.

You're a great mommy.

Thank you, sweetheart.

Thank you. It means a lot.

How are you? I'm good.

It's very interesting. Esther
started to open up today.

That's very interesting.

I'm starting to feel like
there's a real connection.

Me too.

No, honey, not here.
- Shh.

They're sleeping.

Baby, come here,
you'll like it, believe me.

- Okay, let's get down to business.
- No, no, no.

Okay, just for a second, then.

Yeah.

- No, no, no.
- Come on.

I have to. Wait, wait, wait.

Yeah.

- Ow!
- Oh, sorry.

Oh, Jesus.

Jesus, honey. Damn it.

Esther?

We have to talk
about last night.

- Do we?
- Yes, we do.

See, there are certain
things that grown-ups do...

that children aren't
supposed to see.

And that was one of them.

Esther, listen to me.

When grown-ups love
each other very, very much...

they wanna show each
other that love. Express it.

I know. They fuck.

She could've picked it up
anywhere. Probably at school.

This wasn't something she overheard.
I mean, she knew what it meant.

Huh.

And, babe, the
way she said it is...

I don't even think she
expected to get in trouble over it.

Well, we'll talk to
her about it tonight.

Fine.

Well, what did you have in mind?

No, I thought we could
take her to Dr. Browning.

I don't think we need to take
her to the shrink quite yet.

Well, you know, we just don't
know that much about her.

The family she stayed
with could've been like:

"Pass the fucking potatoes"
at dinnertime, you know?

If she's saying it to my face, what
is she saying when we're not there?

I don't want her exerting that
kind of influence over Max.

Anyway, I just don't want to make
a big deal out of one little dirty word.

Fine. Fucking spend
some time with her, then.

All right, bitch.

Let's have a snow fight!

Come on, no throwing snowballs.

Hey, neighbor.

- Hey.
- Haven't seen you around lately.

I've been pretty busy.

Has the homeowners' association
been soldiering on without me?

It's not the same.

Um, actually, I
had a favor to ask.

I have a chair that I
need moved upstairs...

and I was hoping you could come
by and help me with that sometime.

Yeah.

- Yeah, sure.
- Good.

Maybe Kate and I could
help you out. Just let us know.

I'll call you.

Let's go, honey.

Okay, I'm watching you.

Brenda's father says
that you pushed her.

That's not true.

We were just playing.

I swear.

- Okay.
- And did you see what happened?

What? Mom, what's she saying?

She wants you to pass
the bread and butter.

- Wasn't asking you. Hey, now.

Can you eat normal?

I am eating normal.

Yeah, maybe in Transylvania,
or whatever country you're from.

Incidentally, I'm from Russia.

Transylvania isn't even a
country. It's a part of Romania.

You are such a freak.

- Hey.
- Hey, Danny.

I don't want any
more talk like that.

But why does she
have to act like that?

All my friends make
fun of me because of her.

Maybe you need
different friends.

Maybe you should send
her back to the retard camp.

- Daniel.
- Daniel.

Apologize to your sister.

She's not my fucking sister.

I got it.

Okay.

That's me.

You get the key back
when you say you're sorry.

Is there anything special
you want me to make tonight?

You have any favorites?

Hello.

- Well, how are you?
- Hi, we're great. We're doing good.

- How is she?
She's here, hold on.

Hey, Sister Abigail. Do
you wanna say hello?

- Come on. Esther, just quickly say hi.
- I said, no.

You know what, do you mind,
darling, can you get five apples for me?

Sorry, she got
shy all of a sudden.

It's all right. I'm just
calling to remind you...

that I'm gonna
need her medical...

and dental charts for
my supervision report.

She's not thrilled
about the dentist.

How is everyone doing?
Is she opening up to you?

I guess you can say that. She dropped
the F-bomb on me a few weeks ago.

I guess she's finally
coming out of her shell.

Yeah.

Any other glitches
I should know of?

We had a big one recently.

It's a girl named
Brenda at school.

They were at the playground,
there was a slide, well, she fell off.

Esther may have pushed her down.

I'm not getting the story
straight, but she got hurt.

Is she all right?

Luckily. She broke her ankle
and had something like 6 stitches.

That doesn't sound too lucky.

Well, she's lucky she
didn't break her neck.

You told me you
didn't know how to play.

- No, I didn't.
- Yes, you did.

You offered to teach
me and I accepted.

Okay. So then you were just
pretending this whole time?

I thought you would
enjoy teaching me.

It must be frustrating for someone
who loves music as much as you...

to have a son who isn't interested
and a daughter who can't even hear.

Wait, wait, wait.

I walk in on her playing
Tchaikovsky without a mistake.

I mean, she's been lying
to me this whole time.

She just wants to spend
time with you. It's hardly a lie.

You wouldn't know.

You wouldn't. She's on
her best behavior with you.

She's completely
different with me.

So, what are you saying?

I don't know. She
threw a fit at school.

She pushed Brenda
at the playground.

- Now you're saying that was her fault?
- I don't know. Honey, I don't know.

I wasn't there. You
were watching them.

Oh, come on. It was an accident.

Okay, let's not blame
her for anything, fine.

I'll take her word
for everything.

Should I just believe what she
said about you and Joyce too?

What did she say?

- She says that you were hitting on her.
- What?

Oh, come on. She must've
misunderstood. It was, like...

Did she invite you over?

She asked me to
help her move a chair.

- She did?
- Yeah. I blew her off.

Oh, God.

Why didn't you tell me?

- I...
- We could've laughed about it.

- No, I knew how...
- You were hiding it.

Honey, I knew how you'd react.

Kate. Kate.

You can't get jealous of every
woman that I talk to, right?

- It's been like 10 years.
- What does that mean?

You say that like it
actually means something.

It's only been two
years since you told me.

You know how sorry I am. I just
feel like I've earned a little trust here.

- I gave you a second chance.
- That's not fair. That's not fair.

Let me get this straight. We can
talk about my mistakes, not yours?

I was sick! You were an asshole
who wanted to fuck somebody else!

You put our child's
life in danger.

I could've walked away months
ago. Nobody would've blamed me.

Oh, that's sharp. That's sharp. Where
did you get that from, your mother?

Danny. Turn that crap
down, please, I gotta work.

- Fine.
- Thank you.

I'll get it.

- Hello, Esther.
- What are you doing here?

May I come in?

I'm afraid I may
have made a mistake.

There could be something
wrong with Esther.

What?

What? You told us that you'd
never had any trouble with her.

I didn't. But trouble does
have a way of finding her.

What kind of trouble?

Two girls get into
a fight, there she is.

Someone gets caught
stealing, there she is again.

- So? Does that mean-?
- Just let her finish.

After you told me about the girl in
the playground, I called her old school.

While she was there,
there was a boy...

who fell with
scissors in his hand...

and accidentally stabbed
himself through the jaw.

And Esther was there again.

I don't understand. He
accidentally stabbed himself.

But the most troubling thing
is the Sullivan house fire.

I checked into it
further. It was arson.

They have never found
the person who did it.

What are you suggesting here?

That she had anything
to do with any of this?

It's ridiculous.

That a child could
commit such crimes...

it flies in the face of
everything I believe.

Well, yeah.

There's a mean lady here.
She's come to take me away.

Will you help me?

We've had some
behavioral problems, but...

Yeah, nothing like
that. I mean, right?

- Yes, we have. Really,
hon, think about it.

I've tried to reach the Russian
orphanage where she was raised.

I think we need to know
what we're dealing with.

Well, I'll tell you what
we're dealing with.

No, you know what?
- Stop it. Listen.

We're dealing with a 9-year-old
girl who's an orphan, okay?

- We're taking her to Dr. Browning.
- We can take her to Dr. Browning.

Do you want to play?

I'll call you as soon as
I find anything else out.

Right. Take care. Okay.
Thank you very much.

Maybe later.

It's going to be fine.

We'll scare her so bad
she'll never come back here.

Here she comes.

Wave your arms
and make her stop.

Max, go.

You all right? Max?

Max?

You okay?

Stop crying.

Grab a foot and help
me get her off the road.

Now.

Help me hide her.

That doesn't matter.

They'll send you to jail
just for helping me hide her.

I had to kill her because
she was going to tell on me.

You're not going to
tell on me. Are you?

Don't worry.

You're my little sister.

I won't let anything
happen to you.

I love you.

Tell me what you saw.

- What are you doing?
- What did you see?

I saw you and Max
in the tree house.

What else?

- What do you mean?
- What else did you see?

I didn't see anything. I swear.

- Did you tell anyone?
- No.

I didn't tell anyone.

Please...

If I find out that you're lying, I'll
cut your hairless little prick off...

before you even
figure out what it's for.

- Do you understand me?
- Yes.

You pissed yourself.

It was nice talking to you,
Alice. I hope we can be friends.

I'd like that.

- We'll be right out, honey.
- You can come on in.

My initial instinct is that...

there's not a deeply-rooted
problem in Esther's past.

- So there's nothing wrong with her?
- No.

It's not all good news. I think
what needs to be examined...

is Esther's relationship
with those around her.

Specifically with you, Kate.

It seems she feels there's been some
real tension between the two of you.

- Okay.
- She's doing her best to please you...

but you're blocking
her attempts to bond.

That's not true. That's not
true at all, I've done everything.

- Right?
- Just let her finish.

Something's happening to
cause Esther to feel this way.

Perhaps it's your guilt about
drinking or what happened to Max.

Maybe some of your feelings
of inadequacy as a mother...

are manifesting themselves
in your relationship with Esther.

I don't feel inadequate.

What did she tell you?

She didn't see.
She doesn't know.

She's so stupid.

Esther's a very shy, reserved...

sensitive little girl going
through an extremely difficult time.

She's exceptionally
bright and highly articulate.

She just needs a little
patience and understanding.

Thanks for your
support back there.

That was your idea.

Kate, wait, wait, wait.

I'm not a psychiatrist, but a lot
of what she said made sense.

Do you wanna get that?

- Hello?
- Hello, is this Mrs. Coleman?

Yes. Who's this?

This is Sister Judith
from St. Mariana's.

I'm sorry to bother
you, but I need to know...

if Sister Abigail made it to
her appointment with you.

Yes. Why?

She hasn't returned
since yesterday...

and I'm just starting
to get really worried.

Charlie 24, you
wanna hold them there?

Hey.

Okay, I think we're done.

Detective, do you have
any leads or suspects?

No, not yet.
- I just don't understand...

this kind of thing. Who
would do this? It's...

Awful.

You think of anything
else, you give us a call.

Yes. Absolutely.

Let's go.

This is what Sister Abigail
was talking about. Look.

"Character-disturbed
children". Look at the symptoms.

"Superficially charming. Difficulty
at making and keeping friends".

I'm not sure this
is what she meant.

She could've told Dr. Browning
whatever she wanted to hear. Look.

They "are adroit manipulators...

oftentimes playing people off
one another to get what they want".

Well, you gonna show
this to Dr. Browning?

I'm not showing her anything.

I'm not seeing her anymore.

- When did you decide that?
- When do you think?

You're gonna
discount Dr. Browning?

Why does everyone get the benefit
of the doubt from you except for me?

If you need help with the
kids, we can arrange that.

I don't need help.

I just wanna know
more about her.

I wanna know where she came
from, and I wanna know who she is.

What if Sister
Abigail was right?

I mean, if someone was in
danger, our own children...

- wouldn't you wanna know?
- Of course I would.

I'll contact the orphanage she
came from in Russia. All right?

I mean, it's a start.

- What? Hey.

Fine.

I was wondering if you'd heard
from anyone at the Sludyanka Shelter.

Sister Abigail had
mentioned that she would...

Oh, you did.

I don't understand. How can they
have no record of her being there?

Yes, please.

Could you just call me as soon as
you know anything, please? Thank you.

Esther, we gotta go.

Esther?

Esther?

You got me.

- What?
- I don't want to go to the dentist.

- Why not?
- I just don't want to go.

- What, are you scared?
- No.

We're gonna reschedule, though.

Tell you what, I'll let you play hooky
if you want to come and draw with me.

All right.

Wait, Daniel.

How are you two
getting along with Esther?

Fine, I guess.

Yeah? Yeah, Mom.

But has she ever made you
feel, I don't know, uncomfortable...

or has she done anything
that she's not supposed to do?

- No.
- Like, has she ever hurt any of you?

No.

You sure?

Okay. All right.

I like it when it's
just the two of us.

You don't know how long I've
waited for a daddy just like you.

Mommy too, right?

I don't think Mommy
likes me very much.

Hey.

- That is not true. Mommy loves you.
- It's all right.

It must be hard to love an
adopted child as much as your own.

Sweetheart, you're just as much a part
of this family as Danny and Max. Okay?

Do something nice for Mommy.
Show her how much you love her.

That's a wonderful idea.

I have a special
surprise for you, Mommy.

You do?

I picked these
flowers just for you.

- Esther, what did
you do? God. My arm!

Why did you do this?
- Daddy, my arm!

John!
- Hey.

What did you do?
Hey. Stop, stop.

Why did you do this?

- Oh, God. God, she did this on purpose.
- No, no, no.

- Yes, she did.
- Hey. Honey, no.

She knew what these
roses meant to me.

It's my fault, hon. I told her
to do something nice for you.

I can't believe this.

Daddy!

Daddy!

Daddy, Daddy!

What is it, honey?

My arm still hurts.

Can I have a look
at it? You're okay.

I'll be gentle. It's
all right, honey.

Oh, my God.

We need to take
you to the hospital.

You're a brave little
girl, you know that?

Doctor said you're
gonna heal real fast, okay?

You broke her arm.

It's impossible. I didn't
grab her that hard.

She wants to sleep in here tonight.
Maybe you should sleep downstairs.

I'm having guests for dinner.

You know, you
can have it. Thanks.

Have a good day.

Daniel.

Your books.

- What happened? Let me see your bag.
- I don't know.

We just bought this. Pick
it up, it's gonna get wet.

Mom!

Max! No! Help!

Max!

Max!

Max!

Max!

Are you okay?

I'm here. Mommy's here.
You're okay, honey. Come on.

I got you. Yeah. Oh,
baby, it's okay. I'm so sorry.

I remember I put it in
park and I set the brake.

Max didn't indicate
that Esther did anything.

Well, Max is covering for her.
And I don't think it's the first time.

It also wouldn't be the first time you
blamed Esther for your own mistake.

You know what? I want
her out of this house.

You're ready for somebody
to come and take her?

I am. I don't care.

I will do whatever it takes
to protect my children.

The girls found
this this morning.

The girls found it. You
mean Esther found it.

Yes, Esther. Does it make
any difference? Is she lying?

You need help.

We've reserved a place for
you in a rehabilitation facility...

about 45 minutes from here.

I didn't drink it.

I bought two bottles. I poured
one of them down the sink.

- But not this one?
- No.

John, I haven't had a
drink in almost a year.

We wanna help you, but
there's nothing we can do...

- until you stop lying to yourself.
- I'm not lying. I wanted to drink it.

You have no fucking idea how
badly I wanted to drink it, but I didn't.

- I didn't drink it.
- If Max had gotten hurt...

What happened this morning
has nothing to do with this.

I find that hard to believe.

The only reason that I'm sober
is because of Max and Daniel.

I think about what would have
happened had you not been there...

and it makes me
wanna kill myself.

I would never do anything...

to let something like that
ever happen again. I wouldn't.

That is so manipulative.

I know I haven't given you reason
to believe me, I know I haven't.

I lied to you. I should
have told you about this.

I'll go to therapy, I'll go to fucking
A.A. if that's what you want...

- but you have to believe me.
- I don't.

You have to believe me. John,
you have to trust me on this.

I'll give you a week
to go to rehab...

or I'm leaving and I'm
taking the kids with me.

I think that's fair, okay?

I'll help you as much as I
can, make it really easy.

Mom's gonna come
in the afternoon.

All right? I'm willing to do this.
I'm willing to try and figure this out.

- But it's up to you.
- I'll shoot Mommy if you tell.

Max. Max, are you okay?

What did she do? Did she do
something to make the car crash?

If you saw her, you have to help
me, so Mom and Dad can protect us.

Why not?

Is that Sister Abigail?

Max. What did she
do in my tree house?

Are the bad things still there?

Everything's gonna be okay.

I'll get the stuff from the tree
house. Then they'll have to believe us.

- Going somewhere, Kate?
- What are you doing here?

She's fine. Let's not wake her.

Go to your room.

Honestly, we're past
that now. Aren't we?

I know what you're doing.

I will not let you
hurt my children.

Me?

I'm not the one who passed out drunk
and let Max almost drown in the pond.

If it wasn't for John...

she'd be dead, and you'd
probably still be in jail.

Who told you that?

It's very intimate.

- I learned so much.
- Give it to me.

- Jessica. Your cheating husband.
- Esther, give it to me.

Where you hide
your wine bottles.

I'm... I'm warning
you right now.

"She was still kicking
when the doctor told me...

it was something
called phantom...

fetal movement.

- For 16 days, I carried my dead baby".
- Stop it. Esther.

"It was the cruelest
torture I could imagine".

Stop it. You stop it.

What's wrong with you?

Kate, it's too late.
It's your own fault.

You took your
family for granted.

- What do you mean?
- What are you going to do?

Hit me?

We adopted her from you. How
could you not know anything?

The Sullivans could
have adopted her illegally.

She doesn't remember
anything that could help us?

I'm gonna call you back.

"Saarne Institute".

Hello. Do you speak English?

Do you speak English?

Is there anyone who
speaks English there?

This is very important.

I don't know what you're saying.

- Hello?
- Is this the Saarne Institute?

Yes.

Yes. I need to talk to somebody
about one of your children.

She was adopted by an
American family. It's a girl.

She is not come from here.

Well, I haven't even
told you her name yet.

You do not understand. Saarne
Institute is not an orphanage.

It is a mental hospital.

Are you looking for this?

Poor Sister Abigail.

I couldn't have done it myself, you
know. Max is just as guilty as I am.

- Whatever Max did, you made her do it.
- Think about it.

How did she even
know what was up here?

It's always better
to burn the evidence.

If they find these things, they
won't just be coming for me.

They'll be coming for Max too.

- Is that really what you want?
- Wait.

What're you doing?

Are you crazy?

Let me out!

Let me out of here!

Mom!

It's called the Saarne Institute.
S~A~A~R~N~E, Saarne.

It's in Estonia.

Estonia? No, this can't be right.
All of her paperwork is from Russia.

I'm sending them a
picture of her right now.

Maybe her birth mother
was a patient there.

I don't know. Maybe
she was even born there.

Mom!

Help!

Mom! Dad!

Oh, God!

Oh, God. Call 911!

Don't worry. You're
going to heaven.

Oh, God!

Oh, my God! Daniel!

Move away! Move
away from the fire!

Daniel?

Oh, God, no. Daniel? Mommy's
right here. Can you hear me?

Please wake up. Honey,
Mommy's right here, okay?

You're gonna be all right.

We stopped the abdominal bleeding,
but he has a very serious neck injury.

He's stabilized for now. You should
consider yourselves very lucky.

- Can we see
him? In a little while.

He's resting in the ICU.

Okay. And will he be able
to tell us what happened?

It's possible.

No way of knowing for sure what
he'll remember until he wakes up.

Excuse me.

It's gonna be okay.

I know you're exhausted
and upset, and so am I.

There has to be some other explanation.
She didn't come from an insane asylum.

The orphanage you thought she
came from has never heard of her.

Everything about
her could be a lie.

We have her passport. We have
school records, medical records.

These are papers
from around the world.

What is this? It's
a piece of paper.

Your own mother was there this time. It
wasn't just me. Your mother was there.

It's either Esther or
Daniel who started the fire.

- Who do you think it was?
- I don't know.

I'm so done. I'm done
connecting these dots for you.

You know, you can think
whatever you want about me.

I will leave tonight. If that's
what you want, I will leave tonight.

On one condition.
Esther goes too.

Can I have a dollar
for the soda machine?

Your mother wants
you to stay right there.

There you go. Don't be too long.

Okay.

What? What is it, sweetie?

Code 99, ICU.

- Coming through, coming through.
- Mom, take Max.

Let's go, Room 304! Crash cart
coming through! Move, people!

Daniel? Clear the
hall! Clear the hall!

You have to stay out here. He's
in cardiac arrest. Stay out here.

Daniel!

Here we go. Start a drip.

Check BP, please.
Check ventilation.

Oh, God.

We got a pulse. We got a pulse.

Kate.

Kate.

What did you do? What
did you do to him, you bitch?

Stop, stop!

Orderlies! She's
trying to kill my baby!

- Daddy!
- Hold her!

She's trying to kill my baby!

Hold her still.

Get off me.

Hold her still. Hold her still.

Okay. Easy, easy.

- You okay?
- There you go.

- Kate.
- Daniel.

They're running tests. We
should know more tomorrow.

Don't worry about
Daniel. He'll be okay.

He'll be home in a few days.

You need to stay
here, get some rest.

I'm gonna take Max
and Esther home.

Johnny.

Please don't let her near Max.

I love you.

Hello, Daddy.

- What're you wearing?
- Do you like it?

Oh, Jesus.

Look at you. What have you
done to your face? What is this?

I don't want to be
alone. I'm scared.

I love you, Daddy.

You too, hon.

I really love you.

I know.

I know.

John, let me take care of you.

What're you doing?
What're you doing?

What's gotten into you,
huh? What's going on?

You said you loved me.

You are so confused.

You know what? I
don't love you like that.

That's the way Kate
and I love each other.

You understand?

I don't see that.

- You have to respect your mother.
- I do.

I just feel like I'm alone
sometimes in respecting you.

I don't think anyone ever thinks
about what you might be feeling.

I really care about you, John.

Yeah, I know, Esther.

I'm just... I'm tired.

I'm very tired.

And I don't know
what to do. It's difficult.

I mean, everything's
just falling apart...

and... oh, my God, I'm
so worried for Daniel.

Oh, God.

You're a good person, John.

You're a great father.

And a handsome man.

Jesus Christ!

My God, stop, stop, stop!

Just stop talking and go
upstairs! Go to your room!

- Stop talking to me like I'm a child.
- I'm calling Sister Judith tomorrow.

We're gonna have a conversation
about your future in this house...

because I can't do it, I
just... I can't do it anymore.

Fine.

Esther.

- Hello?
- Is this Katherine Coleman?

- Hello?
- Yes, this is she.

My name is Dr. Värava. I'm
calling from the Saarne Institute.

Oh.

I've just seen the picture
you e-mailed to us.

And do you recognize her?

Where is she right now? Is she
someplace where she can hear you?

No, she's not with me. She's
with my husband at home.

Call your husband right now,

and tell him to get your
family out of the house.

- And then call the police.
- He won't listen to me. But why?

Then tell him the little girl in
the picture is not really a little girl.

- She's a grown woman.
- What?

What're you talking about?
The picture I sent you...

is of our adopted daughter,
and she's 9 years old.

No, she's not.

She has a rare hormone
disorder. It's called hypopituitarism.

It causes proportional dwarfism.
She only looks like a child.

According to our records,
Leena Klammer was born in 1976.

She's 33 years old.

This can't be.
This is a mistake.

I hope so, for your sake.
Does she have the scars?

What? I don't know. What scars?

Leena was one of our
most violent patients.

When she was here, she
was kept in a straitjacket...

to stop her from
hurting our staff.

She was constantly
fighting to get out of it.

It cut into her skin and left her with
scars around her wrists and neck.

There is no way you
could not have seen them.

Why was she at your hospital?

She's dangerously ill, violent.
She killed 7 people that we know of.

Oh, my God. How
could she fool us?

She has been passing herself
off as a little girl for most of her life.

She tricked a family here
in Estonia into adopting her.

When she couldn't seduce the father,
she killed him and his whole family.

- Then she burned the house down.
- Yes. How did you know?

She disappeared a year
ago and we lost track of her.

If it's really Leena, you
don't have much time.

Esther?

Come on, Johnny. Come
on. Pick up the fucking phone.

Shit.

Come on.

Oh, God!

Come on.

Come on.

911. What is your emergency?

I need the police. We have
an intruder in our home.

Come on.

This is John.
- John?

You've reached my
cell, but I can't pick up.

Oh, fuck it.

John?

John? John?

No, God!

No, God!

Max.

What the fuck?

Esther! Don't you hurt her!

Leave her alone! I'm here!

Esther!

I know.

Go back. It's too
dangerous. Go back.

Please.

Don't let me die, Mommy.

I'm not your fucking Mommy!

Baby, it's okay.