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You're a lifesaver.

You know that, Belle?

Thanks.

Dina wants to talk to you.

What makes you say that, Belle?

She just was telling me.

Dina wants to talk to me.

She wants to talk to you.

I'll take one of those burgers when those burgers are ready.

Are those burgers ready yet, Belle?

I don't... I'll check.

Good.

Hey, keep an eye on darling.

She's after that clap boy again.

Come on.

Dina.

Chris.

So what's on your mind, sweetheart?

I told you, no more kissing is a little great.

Do you hear me?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I know my ear.

Can I have my radio mic now?

We'll see.

What are you gonna do, Jenny?

Stop it.

Come on, Jenny, huh?

Come on, diapers.

Let's see.

Ow!

Stop it.

I spent as much time as I can with it up at the home.

But I'd like to spend more.

That's understandable.

So what I want to do is, I want to sell it all off.

I've got myself a nice little one-bedroom up around

there so I can be with him these last few months.

I don't think he's got much more than that.

If you're really wanting to sell, I'm glad you came to me.

Did you just come by the office on Monday?

I will start drawing up some papers, okay?

I can't give you the world for the place, but I'll give you a fair price.

I know you will, Chris.

It's a good thing about old friends.

You don't have to worry about getting a loop job.

How'd you do, bud?

You had a turn, dad.

Consistently?

The last one, and once before, though.

I think I got the hang of it, though.

Gotta hit your free throws to win ballgames.

I know.

That guy's got a major thing for Peg.

He's pretty much a douche.

They went out like one time.

That's,

uh... Lots of the leather.

So you didn't go in once, huh?

Corey makes my hair grow.

You wouldn't want that, now would we?

You fed the dogs up?

Brian'll do it when he gets up.

Dogs can wait.

It's kind of nice, and it's quiet like this, isn't it?

You look at me, you

know I want to take you Love-American and hate

you trickier Take that chance Take that chance

How's the average?

7.10.

Pretty consistent.

Good.

That's good.

Did you catch anything?

Does it look like I got anything?

I should turn down the hand.

Fine.

You do that.

And then come along with me, babe.

Me too.

Sure, sweetie.

You too.

Follow us, son.

Watch your step.

Okay.

I want you guys to move all this junk from the south end to

the other side of the cellar and just sweep up the floor.

Before dinner?

Yes, before dinner, Peg.

Why?

Because your dad asked you to.

You don't have a problem with that, do you Brian?

No.

Where do you want us to move all this stuff?

In the dump trailer.

If it's small and burnable, put it in the burn barrel.

You're going to need some gloves.

There's a couple pair on the bond.

Have you fed the dogs yet?

It's a extra night in the morning.

Peg?

Fine, I'll feed the dogs.

I'll go get the gloves.

Is there... should I get some cheese?

I hope I don't think that's a very good idea.

Belle, you organize things around here.

With three of you, shouldn't take very long.

I've got some things to do at the house.

Chris?

Why are we doing this?

You'll see.

Trust me, I'm this one.

What's he doing?

Peg, you scared the hell out of me.

Sorry.

I couldn't sleep.

We'll try.

It's cool in the morning.

What's Dad doing?

Go to bed, Peggy.

It's late.

Goodnight, Mom.

Goodnight, honey.

I

don't want to hurt you!

Okay, so who can tell me what a scaling triangle is?

Three unequal sides.

That's right.

But we forgot to raise our hand again, didn't we, Jackie?

Sorry, Mr. Tom.

So what other kinds of triangles are there?

Name them for me, guys.

Peggy!

Taking copious notes as usual, right?

Just some notes.

So what other kinds of triangles are there, Peg?

Scaling?

Guys.

Please may I be excused?

Yes, of course you may.

You okay, sweetie?

Yeah.

I just had to come and get my stuff.

You're too good.

What's up, Cindy?

There's something sticky like glue in my brush.

You want some?

Gum.

It's okay, Cindy, I'll help you.

Ow, that hurts!

Sorry.

It's okay, thanks for drying.

Dammit!

That is not civilized behavior.

You like to bite.

You can't understand a word I'm saying.

I get that.

But I'll bet that you can guess.

And I am more than just a little bit upset with you right now.

So I need to make sure that you understand just who is in charge here.

I've got kids to raise around here, lady.

And disobedience is not something I want them to witness.

They're very good kids.

And I would very much like to introduce them to you.

But they're not going to be nice.

If you are going to be disobedient, then I can't do that.

Can I?

Plus, I need to feel better about losing my finger.

Okay,

I'm going to go to the house for a minute.

I'm going to bring the wife and the kids.

Be nice.

I feel better about losing my finger now.

One shy.

I heard you.

What were you shooting at?

You'll see.

What is that new tune?

Where is it from?

Korea?

I like it.

You'll spoil your day.

I can't.

You say that now.

I certainly do.

Okay, everybody.

Who wants to go down to the cellar with me?

What do you have in there, a mountain lion?

This is a hell of a lot better than a mountain lion, son.

Dad?

What is this?

God only knows where she's been living, Peg.

In the woods, in the caves.

We're going to help her.

He needs a big band-aid.

That's right.

That's the first thing we're going to fix.

She's been wounded.

We'll get right to it.

Okay, we are all going to have to share in the responsibility of taking care of her.

Ground rules.

No touching.

I learned the hard way that our friend here likes to bite.

She bit you.

She took an inch off my finger.

Swallowed it.

Jesus.

What are we going to do with her?

A trainer, Brian.

Civilize her.

Free her from herself, from her baser instincts.

This woman thinks that she is an animal.

God only knows how she got that way, but we cannot have

people running around the woods thinking they're animals.

It isn't right.

It's not safe.

Yes?

Could you run up and put together a bowl of cereal or oatmeal or something?

Simple.

She's got to be hungry.

The only thing she's had to eat since I captured her is...

Finger.

And Peg, go up and get the first aid kit.

I want to see to her wounds.

Okay?

Okay, let's go, girls.

Come on.

Better than a mountain lion, son?

We really get to keep her.

We do.

Now, I cannot stress this enough.

For the moment, everyone keep your distance.

What is that, Belle?

Is that oatmeal?

Yes.

Good.

Good.

It's nice and nutritious.

Just go ahead and set it down.

Okay?

So, Belle, you're going to set it down.

But not too close.

Good.

And then, Brian, I want you to bring the rake.

Okay?

Push it toward her.

Careful not to spill it.

Come on.

There you go.

Great.

Great.

Everybody.

It's teamwork.

Okay?

Everybody did their part.

See what I mean about keeping your distance?

I guess next time we need to use rubbermaid.

If she gets hungry enough, she'll eat.

This is our project, and it's a secret one.

Now, I shouldn't have to remind you to keep your mouth zipped, but I'm doing it anyway.

We're all going to have to share in chores with this one.

It's the same as taking care of the dogs.

Someone's going to have to clean up after her and so on.

Your mother and I will take care of anything overly complicated.

Right on.

Yes.

Okay, then.

Well, dinner time.

She may not be hungry, but I am.

Okay, we'll work out the details later.

Okay, let's go eat.

Is everybody okay with that?

Everybody okay?

Yeah?

Okay, let's go.

Some salt.

How are things at school, kiddo?

Bye, dad.

You're a good girl, Peg.

And I know it's hard sometimes being your age, but you've

got to remember to look at things on the bright side.

You're going to get your license soon, right?

Your grades are good, aren't they?

Yeah.

And you're going to go to college.

Think about that.

Okay, dad.

I love you, kiddo.

I love you too, dad.

That woman.

Do you really think we should be doing this?

Let's go to bed, babe.

Toby, how are you?

Good morning, Mr. Klee.

Good morning, Dorothy.

So, how did it go with Mrs. Oldenburg?

She satisfied with the papers?

Signed them right away.

You have lunch with Dina at noon, court at two, then a 330 with the oil company reps.

Okay, are the Ludlow files ready?

I just have to print out this last one.

Okay, fine.

Well, look, when you're done with that, just bring them on in here, along with

another cup of mud, and we'll get into it, okay?

Thank you, Dorothy.

Okay, okay.

Person stretching, then eight laps, lady.

Tracy.

I'm not feeling well

again today, Peg.

There's something going on with her.

This last month or so, she's really changed.

They do at that age.

Yeah, but you know how they're all dressing these

days with the short skirts and the skimpy blouses.

I hadn't noticed.

Point is, that's how she used to be, too, you know?

She's a very pretty girl.

She ought to be... Flaunting it?

Yeah, damn it.

Flaunting it.

Did you flaunt it?

I didn't mean to do popular fucking zipper, Mr. Wolf.

Hey, Belle.

Hi, darling.

How are you two doing today?

We measured Bonnie again this morning, and she has grown half an inch already.

Can you believe it?

So, do you want to barbecue again sometime soon?

I don't see why not.

Your brother's been perfect to me, hasn't he?

Yeah, so, um, your place this night?

The place is just a darn mess.

You hold the little ones around, how can I never not be, right?

Yeah, I got to run.

See you soon, Vic.

Hey, listen, maybe I'll pop in for a copy sometime.

Surprising.

So, after you finish that, would you please send this to Dean at Bluejack,

and then we'll send the initial check.

Will do.

Mr. Cleek, may I say something?

Of course, yeah.

It's none of my business, really, but...

in this economy, are you sure you're not overextending?

Have you ever known me to let things get out of hand?

Dorothy.

No.

That is a wonderful perfume.

That's new, isn't it?

You like it?

I do.

I like it very much.

That's very nice.

Oh, no.

What did you do to yourself?

I got too close to a sweet-smelling lady, and she just...

Hey, give me some.

That's not a very nice way to ask.

At the table.

What kind of cookie do you want?

I want a little menu.

This one?

No.

This one?

No.

Yes.

Do you think that animal made her an evil little man?

I don't know.

I don't know if she's ever had cookies before.

But why is she here?

Papa's helping her.

You heard him.

Never known him.

Just wanted to see if she was okay.

Is that what you want me to tell your father?

My little man?

Dad first.

Not me.

Watch out for him.

Thanks, fish.

Well, hell, Deena, I hated to have to write a check.

It cost me a good neighbor.

But if somebody had to, I thought I could be of service.

Sure.

Sure.

I don't think nothing of it.

No.

No, Belle and I'd be happy to help you with one of those bottles.

No, but we can't tonight.

We have a family tonight.

Okay.

Another time?

Right?

All right.

Good girl.

Okay, I'll be talking to you, Deena.

Okay.

All right.

Dad.

Do you know?

I don't know.

Don't forget about the dogs.

Ryan's twin.

All right.

Grab the poop shovel while you're at it.

Shut up!

You want the goddamn hose?

Peggy,

can I talk to you for a sec?

I don't want to be late for the next period.

All right, you know.

Have a seat for a sec.

You all right?

Yeah.

Why?

Nausea.

Baggy clothes.

This handle tells me you've been sitting at a gym for weeks now.

Hey, I'm not stupid, Peggy.

Why don't you just mind your own business?

You are my business.

Where have you been?

Playing with the dogs.

A little.

You?

Yeah.

I'm gonna do that sometimes.

So, are we ready, Belle?

Ready.

Okay, then.

Grab the buckets.

So, how are we doing today?

I hate to do this to you.

But with you, I'm not taking any more chances.

We gonna scrub her down, Pop?

I've never seen or smelled anything that nasty before.

Well, your mother and I are gonna scrub her

down, but first you're gonna clean up her mess.

Me?

Grab the scoop shovel.

Get a rag.

I guess we're gonna have to keep doing this until we can get her, you know...

Body trained?

Exactly.

Get.

But I can help.

Shut the door.

Maybe we should about that cool off a bit before... Belle?

We both know the only way to get something clean is with good hot water.

Otherwise, we're just...

shuffling germs around...

before you use cold or...

Hell, even lukewarm.

Good.

See?

Good.

Look!

Lookie there.

Belle?

I'm gonna need that other bucket.

Get the other bucket!

Don't look at me like you're jealous.

This has to be done, Belle.

Would you bring the other bucket, please?

Good eye, Belle.

I think I've got...

Yeah, I've got everything I need down here to fix that.

Oh, that's... That's a good start.

Thanks.

Okay, I'm gonna need you to get Brian.

Tell him to go to the woodshed.

And I want him to get a log.

Tell him to cut it at six feet.

We can't clean her down here.

We're gonna have to take her outside.

Okay, we're gonna need Peg too.

Thanks, Belle.

You got it?

I'll do it.

Listen, go, uh, in the house.

Get your mom and Peg.

Can I help?

No, you've done enough already.

Dad wants you.

He wants Peg too.

Well, go get her.

Hey, Peg!

Dad wants you!

Brian, go up and get her.

Do not scream in my house.

Sorry.

And go up to your room and stay in there while we're working.

Do you understand?

Fine.

She's not clean!

Ladies, go get the, uh, towels and get that first aid kit.

Okay?

Let's go.

Is this safe, hon?

Says the man with nine fingers.

Go ahead.

Her eye is a bone now.

We don't want her coming down with something.

Hon, give me one of those cotton balls.

And, uh, soaked in peroxide, please.

It...buttons here and here so you don't have to... undo her...her knee.

That's great.

Why don't you throw it on her?

It's okay.

She's not gonna do anything.

This is just all new to her, that's all.

She's a little scared.

She has a lot of scars.

Do you imagine she's been doing?

Maybe somebody she can tell us.

I don't think she likes it.

She's never had a dress on before, but...

you probably didn't like it the first time you had a dress on.

There.

She looks like one of those...

polygamist-wise, doesn't she?

Oh, stood

on... It's in my mind, babe.

Your kids still giving you a heartache?

No, they're fine.

What's with the paper?

It's a phone number and an address.

Piggie Kleeke's parents.

Pretty sure she's pregnant.

You're not thinking of telling them, are you?

Well, shouldn't I?

It could make things worse.

It's gonna be very obvious very soon.

It's your call.

I gotta go lock up.

I'll be back in a sec.

It never fails at dinner time.

Wow!

Peg, can you see who that is, please?

I'm on the phone all day.

This is Cindy Evertone.

This message is for Mr. or Mrs. Kleeke.

Your daughter, Peggy, is a student in my geometry class.

You have no new messages.

You make me act like such a fool.

Yeah, you make me bend the rules.

And I'm kidding to think that you really don't suit me at all.

Keep me out of sight.

And the rhythm,

it is all right.

If I'm true,

and if I'm true, we'll see that I'm right.

You will see that I'm right,

we'll be all right.

You will see that I'm right,

and you will be all right.

Darling, turn that down.

Peggy, what are you doing?

It's not for school.

Come on, we've got to leave today.

I feel so good in that.

Can we stay in the room today?

Peggy, there is nothing wrong with you.

What, a half day today, huh?

Yep.

What are you going to do with all that free time?

Mm-mm.

Well, don't do anything I wouldn't do.

Okay, Dad.

If I get up, I'm going to be sick.

Fine.

I want Brian to run after school anyway.

Hey, Brian.

What's up?

A bunch of us are going to the movies.

Do you want to come along?

I've got to head home.

I've got some stuff to do.

Okay, then.

Maybe next time.

Sure.

Next time.

Bye, Brian.

Doesn't like cookies.

What the hell are you doing, Brian?

You're in trouble now, you little shit.

Get out of here.

You're sick.

I'm so sorry.

All of this.

Darling, go to your room.

Why?

I didn't do anything.

Honey, this isn't about you.

This is about your brother.

Go to your room.

Good girl.

What?

Do you know what your son did?

Do you want to know?

I'm not sure I do.

He didn't think anyone was home today, so he went down there with her,

had her dress off, had her naked.

He was touching her and touching himself.

If Peg hadn't caught him at it, there's no telling what would have gone on down there.

Is this true, son?

Peg caught him.

Didn't you hear me?

Why the hell are you asking him?

Is it true?

Calm down, Belle.

He had one hand on her and the other down his goddamn jeans, Chris.

And I'm telling you to take it easy.

You better look at me when I'm talking to you.

Is this true?

Okay, so no one was hurt?

No.

What?

No one was hurt.

He's a boy.

He's an adolescent.

Adolescents have urges.

Boys will be boys.

Now that she's cleaned up, I have to say she's

not half bad to look at, you know what I mean?

I can't fucking do this anymore!

You can't do this to us, Chris.

Have you lost your mind?

You can't just stand there and smile when your own son thinks it's okay to hit me.

To what?

You are an officer of the court.

She is a human being.

Do you know what would happen to all of us if you got caught?

Just what's going on with the goddamn dogs out there is enough to put you in prison.

And upfall me, Belle, that is your shame.

And upfall me.

Do you remember that?

Do you?

I never condoned what you did.

Never.

You can't just keep putting one thing on top of

the other and expect to get away with it forever.

I've had it.

So what are you going to do?

I mean, what is your plan?

What?

I don't... I just would like to know.

What the fuck you think you're going to do about it?

I'm leaving.

I'm leaving you, Chris.

And I'm taking the girls with me.

You can have your little rapist son to yourself.

You're already teaching him every goddamn thing he needs to know.

Aren't you?

You can damn well burn together the two of you.

But you are not hurting my girls anymore.

It's over.

Right now.

You can't do this to us, Chris.

I can't do this.

I can't!

I can't!

She'll be fine.

She's okay.

Get a cold cloth for your mother, Peg.

Peg!

Let's go.

Why don't you

answer the door?

See who it is.

Mr. Tom?

Peggy?

Hi.

You gonna invite me in?

This really isn't the time.

Sure it is, Peggy.

Hey, I'm not here to hurt you.

I want to help.

You can't help.

Well, how do you know that?

I just do.

I know doctors, counselors, all kinds of people.

Except this isn't the time, Mr. Tom.

Peg, where are your manners?

Hi, come on in.

Thank you.

Miss... Mr. Tom.

Mr. Tom.

I remember.

Yeah.

Uh, geometry.

Yes.

Geometry.

That's right.

I met you at, um, parents' night.

Yes.

Please have a seat.

Can I get you anything?

Are you thirsty?

Would you like some soda pop, or coffee?

Nothing?

I'm fine, thank you.

Okay.

May I speak with you and your wife privately, Mr. Cleek?

Please call me Chris, Miss Reton.

Chris.

And you are...

Genevieve.

Genevieve.

Genevieve.

That's a beautiful name.

She's really not feeling very well.

She's having herself a little power nap.

So this is about Peg, I gather.

Yes.

Then I suppose she should hear it.

My son is well.

We have no secrets in this family, Miss Reton.

Brian.

Come here, son.

I've observed some...

distressing behavior as of late, Mr. Cleek.

Chris?

Chris.

Peggy isn't looking well.

She's had to rush out to use the lady's restroom several times during class.

Her studies are often, and she's taken to

wearing clothes that are much too big for her.

Well, she does like to wear my sweats.

Does Peggy have a boyfriend?

Do you know Mr. Cleek?

No.

And I would know if she did.

Why?

I believe that Peggy is pregnant, Mr. Cleek.

Pregnant?

I am not!

What makes you think that Peggy is pregnant, Miss Reton?

Well, she's showing, Mr. Cleek, and not very

much right now, but that won't last much longer.

Do any of your colleagues concur with this opinion, Miss Reton?

I wouldn't know.

I haven't discussed it with them.

I thought it best to come directly to you and your wife.

It was good of you to do so.

I thought teachers were supposed to listen, but you're not very good at listening.

Are you, Miss Reton?

Because I told you that Peggy does not have a boyfriend.

And that if she did, I would know about it.

Did I not say that?

Yes.

So you're accusing Ryan?

He's just a boy.

Absolutely not.

So you're accusing me?

No.

No, I... No, you're accusing me?

Dad!

You come to my house, and you accuse me of something like that.

I said nothing of the sort, Mr. Cleek.

I know you didn't say anything of the sort.

It's what you haven't said.

Do you think I'm stupid?

Do you think I'm stupid?

No.

Miss Reton?

Yes.

You don't really...

think that I would want to miss out on Heaven, do you?

Hey Brian?

Did you get the rope?

Daddy, Daddy, please stop!

Daddy, please, please, she's my teacher!

Please, she's my friend, Daddy!

Your friends?

Your friends, is that what you said?

Well, your friend just came to expose you to the little flood core that you are!

Daddy, you can't!

You can't!

You can't!

You can't!

You can't!

You're fucking sick!

Of you can't!

With the women in this family.

Your mother, your idiot sisters, you...

I swear I won't tell anyone.

Yeah, I know you won't.

You know what?

Make that all, women.

Make that all, women.

Because you're leeching everyone up.

You suck a man's rut.

You work like a dog every day.

You suck his ruts!

Stop this!

Shut up, ladies!

Do

you know what your bitch look like?

You?

You?

And every other whining bitch.

Your bitch is one thing.

One thing.

And half the time, you're miserable at that.

You think I don't know who you are?

You think I don't know?

You're no different than that thing.

That thing is...

Get it from blah, blah, blah.

Each and every cunt in one.

Motion.

Never let emotions get the best of you.

Okay?

Okay.

I want you to get the door, son.

We'll handle this one right away.

No!

No!

Hold on to her.

Lock up the door.

You're not a very bad idea.

You're not a bad idea.

Can you say, kind of, down the aisle?

Oh, yeah.

She doesn't see what you can do.

Get her down the aisle.

What?

Becky.

She doesn't even look real anymore, does she?

She does to me, son.

Listen, why don't you go to the house, wake your mom up, get some cleaning

supplies, some lawn and leaf bags, okay?

They're never gonna be able to eat all this.

Sure, dude.

Get me a soda pop while you're at it.

Get me a soda pop.

Are you okay?

I don't want

to.

Tempting smell leaks from the kitchen.

Memory's the last year through all the years.

Anytime you need an answer, April's here.

I waste my time worrying about tomorrow.

I had to hide and leave, baby.

I waste my time on the smile.

April's there all the time.

So in a chair, I sit in the kitchen.

In my home,

April tells me that I will never be up.

Spring is gone, baby, pretty as snow.

Leaks from the kitchen, with advice to last you throughout the year.

Anytime you need an answer, April, spring is gone.

But April's here.

I

wanna say something special to you.

Perhaps it's all true.

Just let me know if I'm in a dream.

But I wanna take you in my arms and kiss you real deep.

It ain't,

but I wanna take you in my arms and kiss you real deep.

Just let me know if I'm in a dream.

Those are the times I let you walk around.

Just let me know if I'm found, but I wanna take you home.

I

wanna say goodnight, am I lazy?

Gotta get outta here, gotta get right.