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Ok, she's showing you
her broad side.

Heart's just behind
the nearest shoulder.

That's the cleanest kill shot
possible,

but you're aiming too far left.

Aim right.

That's it. A little bit farther.
Steady.

A little more.

There.

Ok. Deep breath.

Brace for the recoil.

And...

Squeeze.

Damn good.

Look at us.

Three years ago,
we started with 4 blocks,

and we'd shoot on sight
to guard it.

Now we got opened up roads,

crew affiliations,

free trade.

That started with you.

Ha ha! Oh, my--

you trying to get me
going here, huh?

Huh?

It's working.

¿Tú no te cansas?

Hmm?

I'm trying to tell you
I'm proud of you, fool.

I'm gonna make breakfast.

Queen dope on radio:
Today is the day, friends.

The dmz's first-ever debate:
Parco and Wilson,

the two icons, the two egos,
and the two men

who have been beating
their chests to convince us

they deserve our vote.

And that's big, folks--

big for you, big for me,

and big for all the cozy-ass
white boys chewing their nails

on the outside.

So show up to city hall tonight.

Listen and make your choice.

And now a little something
to bounce to.

Pancakes? How?

Farm co-op gave me
a sack of flour,

some butter and eggs,

early congratulations for today.

Careful.
I might get used to this.

Bring that coffee, girl.

You got to sweeten that
up just a little bit.

Yeah, but you added

a little bit too much sugar
to it.

Come on, now.

Don't front like you
ain't enjoying it.

I know you loving it.

What do you think
of that?

Little nene?

Well, the kid with the bat
needs to choke up on the grip,

and that pitcher needs
to lose his sidearm.

Ha ha.

You know what I mean.

Come on, baby. Not now.

Why you got
a stupid grin on your face?

I'm just enjoying
the sun is all.

I'm just thinking about my pops.

- About what?
- Nah, nothing.

Just how when he came here
with a pocket full of coins,

set us up in a tiny, little
shithole on 124th.

He'd say, "in all of the world,

the sun shines
a little brighter here."

That's a nice thought.

It's bullshit.

That man had to climb just
a little bit higher than most

to really see it.

He'd be proud of you.

Nah.

He'd be loaded.

Parco!

Oh, fuck.

After 8 years and a civil war,
what do you want,

to borrow some sugar?

How did you find me?

How many times did I have
to listen to you go on

about how you were gonna
own this block?

Wasn't hard.
You gonna let me in?

I'm making a scene out here.

Ain't gonna be
much better in here.

Why?

'Cause I'm not
gonna let you in, bitch.

What the fuck are you
doing here?

Hi, Carmen.

Who the fuck do you
think you are,

showing up to this home,
to my home?

Look, I don't want to
bother you.

Bitch, you are
bothering me,

so turn your ass around
and leave.

8 years and a civil war
later,

and this one's still all bark.

Bitch, I am right here.
Say it to my face.

You know, you always
wanted to be like me.

Looks like you're still trying.

But this is impressive. Yeah.
I like the decor.

Wow.
After the shit you pulled,

you want to come here
and insult me, too?

The grownups are
talking.

Listen, I just need
some information,

and I'm more than happy to
leave.

- What do you want to know?
- I don't want to interrupt

your daily routine--
oh.

Oh, shit.

Stop!

You think you could rat
parco out and come back here?

You know, they arrested him
right before evacuation day.

He could've starved in holding.
Cops all ran--

and you didn't think
to save him?

No! They arrested me,
too, you dumb bitch.

Hey, yo, yo, yo. Hey.
Hey, yo, yo. Hey, hey, hey. Ok.

- I'm gonna kill that rat.
- Ok, I know you are.

Hey, I got this. I got this,
all right?

What do you want, woman?

I need to see Christian.

Tell me where he is,
and I'll leave.

For one, he don't go
by that name no more.

And he likes his privacy.

Unlike you, I respect that.

Oona isn't coming
through for you.

Long time, Cesar.

What do you mean,
"oona isn't coming through"?

Same thing, man.
Couldn't get in.

They wouldn't talk to me.

Bitch out front almost shot me
this time.

No, we need oona.

We get her buy-in tonight at
the debate, it's game over.

What, you think
Wilson got to her?

No. She's an island.

And this one?

Nah, she was just
leaving.

- Tell me where he is.
- Bye.

Where is he? Fuck you.

1-6 that you won't make it.

All right.

- Your name?
- Fuck you.

Bodhi kang.
Spell it.

- B-o-d-h-i.
- K-a-n-g?

- Yeah.
- And your name?

- Richard ho.
- Much easier.

We come into this world
naked and alone, right?

And we leave it naked and alone.

You got to get you and yours
squared up.

To hell with all y'all.

You see, in the end...

It's just you and god.

That's it.

It's just you and god.

That's it.

The preacher
ain't wrong.

You're looking for home,

but home takes time.

Making peace with yourself.

That's the first step
to finding your place,

and that takes real courage,
odi.

Yo! Why you listening to
that fucking idiot, man?

Dude's nuts.

Come on.

Come on.
Got something to show you.

...it's just you and god.

I don't get it.

What does this have to do
with my problem?

Tell me about the book.

A man is sent to Cuba
to be a spy for the British.

He lies about everything to
everyone

to get promoted,
to make more money.

Everyone believes his lies
anyway.

And real consequences play out.
And?

And people start dying,

but he doubles down on his lies,
and the way others react

make his lies come true.

What does that tell you
about truth?

That it's irrelevant.

Now your gold is
disappearing,

and only 3 people know
where it's hidden,

and one of them is a rat.

How to know which one?

It doesn't matter.

I can just choose.

Either I'll be right or
I'll be wrong,

in which case either the truth
will be whatever I say it is,

or it'll emerge on its own.

Is that what you're telling me?

I left a new book
on your desk,

another tale about
a fantastic liar.

What would I do
without you, susie?

And I take no credit. I
simply share my books with you.

Ho.

Even a king kneels
to the future.

Go.

We leave for city hall
in 5 hours.

I want everyone there.
We go as--

You stayed.

I did.

Come here.

They adore you.

Well,
I work hard for it.

I'm so sorry.

There's just something quick
I got to take care of.

Would you excuse me
for a moment?

- Oh, of course.
- I'll be back.

Wait with her in my office.
It won't take long.

Good morning, gentlemen.

How's your mother?
She's good.

Good, good. Heh.

Strip.

You are the only people who know
where my gold is hidden.

I entrusted you...

To secure those caches.

And now
another one's gone missing.

One of you is my rat.

I'll return tomorrow
with both of your mothers.

If I don't get a full confession
from this group,

I'll kill them in front of you.

I'm so sorry.

I knew you'd come back.

You know, your timing is
perfect.

I've got this debate today.

Right. Parco.

Would you ever have
thought that I'd be the one

fighting for a new republic here
with total political freedom?

Actually, yeah.

So that's what you're peddling,
political freedom?

People don't want to be
told what to do.

The ecosystem of crews here,
it's developed

out of truly free choice.

My people don't want what
the artist collective wants,

and those folks don't want
the same thing

as the kings uptown.

What we all want is the freedom
to self-determine.

And I just want to guarantee it.

So why did you stay?

I asked you
about my son Christian.

I didn't know how to tell you
that parco is his father.

Now do you know him?

I know a lot about skel.

Can you tell me
where he lives?

You are stepping into
stratospheres of consequence

that can really hurt you, Alma.

You need to stop and ask
yourself if this is worth it.

Skel's the crown prince.

If I touch him, the dmz
will have its own civil war.

Do you know where
he lives?

Not today, hmm?

I'm sorry.

Ok.

I'm gonna try oona, then.

- Oona?
- Yeah. Maybe she knows.

What do you know about
oona?

Clearly, a lot more
than you think.

I know she's holding out
on parco.

Yeah, no shit.
She's holding out on me, too.

That's the one thing your
baby daddy and I have in common.

Well, he's playing
for her hard,

and she's got him sweating.

Because he's trying to
win her with deals,

like he does to everybody.

See, he's too arrogant to see
you don't win oona.

She's holed up in the cloisters
with all the sway in the dmz.

And that scares you.

A woman like oona
requires nuance and Patience,

two ideas parco knows nothing
about.

Maybe.

You disagree.

I think you engage a woman
like oona with humanity,

by going beyond yourself
to help others.

In time...

You'll help the right people...

She'll see you.

Go along the Hudson.

The fsa won't fire at you
for being near the water

like the U.S.

Thank you.

And, Alma...

Good luck.

Christian?

Christian?

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

You didn't get any more tattoos.

Why did you come back?

For you.

I came back for you.

Your work is incredible.

Don't say a word
about my art.

You don't get to do that.

What do you want?
Christian, i--

stop saying that name.

For the past 7 years,
11 months, 25 days,

I've been thinking
only about that name...

About you.

I've been looking for you...

Dreaming about this moment.

I lost you...

And I'm sorry.

I love you.

I love you forever, and I swear,
I will never leave you again.

You didn't lose me.

I ran.

Ok. Follow me, ok?
Follow me.

What?

Please. Please.
Just me and my son.

Christian?

Christian!

You spent my whole life
looking right through me.

Whatever.

The past doesn't matter.

I can hear your father.

Yeah? Well, he sees it all
clearly.

He's not living in some fantasy.

Right.

And he gave me the one
thing you always took from me:

Power.

And that's
all that matters now.

I'm not your son anymore,

and I don't feel anger or hate
for you right now.

I feel nothing.

So get the fuck out of my home.

Go cry for me somewhere else,

and don't you ever come back
here again.

Go!

Please, please, please.
Please.

Aah!

Go!

Yo, you all right?

Tonight, make sure

that our friends are
spread throughout.

I don't want any room
for a split in the crowd.

Speaking of, how's that looking?

The co-op
and the kollectiv,

they accepted our gold.

Confirmed they'll be ready
to endorse you.

Now, the other usual suspects
did the same.

Union square, Mercer.

I even stopped by to see Jordan.

Two-four's in line.

All right.
What about the artists?

- Leaning Wilson.
- Oona?

Can't hold our breath.

Look, worst case,
she's on the line.

You ready for this?
Yeah, tú sabes.

I'm gonna whip this crowd
into a fine lather.

No, man. I mean governor.

Neither army wants to see
the dmz getting strong.

I know we got our plan,
but there ain't no going back.

Listen, bro, 10, 15 years
from now,

this right here is what the kids
are gonna be talking about

in history class, ok,

in our schools,
right here in Manhattan.

Hell, yeah, I'm ready. Shit.

How about you?

I'm at your six, brother,
all day.

All right.

Pssh. Yo, look who
decided to show up.

You know, we all been missing
you enough

to start wondering.

Give me and the old man
some air.

Relax, bro.
Go get yourself a paleta.

Come on. Let's take a walk.

She came,
just like you warned.

Already? Damn.

Figured it would've taken more
than just a few hours

to find you.

Well, I made myself clear
when I told her to leave.

Maybe I got carried away,
but she heard me.

Hey, remember that time

we went to
the graffiti hall of fame

about a week after
evacuation day,

we had that place
all to ourselves?

You're trying
to cool me off.

I mean, the war
was going on all around us,

bombs going off, gunfire.

But you, it was like you
got swept away

into this whole other world.

The way I remember
you feeling, man,

that's how I'm feeling today.

Proud of you, pop.

And that woman
that dropped in on us,

esa bruja madre tuya,

ain't gonna step on none of
that.

She changes nothing.

I mean, so what, she snuck
in here. After 8 years?

I give her two days
before the dmz eats her alive.

Yo, listen to me,

5 days from now after the vote
is all said and done,

we're gonna be fixing up
our offices in city hall,

announcing Manhattan
as our own state.

And I want you to lead
Spanish Harlem.

- Yeah, ok.
- "Yeah, ok"? That's it?

That's all you got for me?

Better bring it in here, man.
Listen,

none of this shit would have
been possible without you, man.

That's the truth.

Hey, I'm proud of you, man.

We're so close now, you know?

Yes, sir.

My brother says that
cannibals hide gold in there.

You gonna wuss out about it?
No.

Fuck it.
Let's get out of here.

Wait. Come here.
Hold my legs.

Come on.

Go.

Wait. Just a little more.

Odi, we got to go.

Ok.

Run! Come on. In here.

Holy shit.

- Was that them?
- I don't know, man.

But that was fucking awesome...

Even if it was
for that dumb shit.

Just you and me, god, right?

- I think it's amazing.
- Yeah.

Shh, shh, shh.

Hey, yo, what the fuck,
lady? You want to get us killed?

- Odi.
- Hi, zee.

Nico's right.
We all got to bounce.

- What are you doing here?
- We were just leaving.

I'm going to
the cloisters.

No, no, no, no, no.

- Get down.
- What?

You cannot
go to the city of dis.

The whole area is run by
cannibals.

They're fanatics.

They'll have you on a spike
before you're even dead.

Is there a way around 'em?

Along the river
or through the park.

If you like, I can show you.

No fucking way I'm going.
I'll see you at city hall.

Come on.

That kind of day, huh?

Put it on your tab?

I'll settle up.

Hey, I did a full song.
I get a full pour.

- I got you.
- All right.

Mm-hmm.

Bartender:
Just finish up, all right?

We're closing early
for the debate.

So he does speak.

I've seen you in here 5 times.

Never once saw you
talk to anybody.

Who's been counting?

I notice my audience.

I wanted to charge you extra for
the way you look at me, though.

I'm good for it.

What's your name?

Christian.

Tenny.

They only let girls in
to see oona.

I'll wait for you here.

Thanks.

- You lost?
- I need to speak with oona.

Come any further,
just know you got

at least 3 rifles aimed at you.

What's your name?

Whatever your name is,
I owe oona exactly one favor.

She called, and I came.

I've never seen you
before.

It's all good if you want
to send me away,

but I'm not coming back.

You can tell oona she can find
a doctor somewhere else.

Stay here.

Hi.

Hey. Ow! Uh!

A liar who comes unarmed.

Snake in the grass
if I ever saw one.

If you're here about water,
you're out of luck.

I don't change the water flow
in this city for anybody.

I didn't come here
for water.

Then what do you want,
food, shelter?

I need your support.

Parco sent you up here to
buy me off?

I don't give a fuck about
his gold.

I'm not here to shill for
parco. I'm here to destroy him.

And I'm not from the dmz.

I've only been here two days.

Look, for the past 8 years,
I've been all over

the free states
and the United States,

and that should matter to you

because while you've built
your walled garden here,

I know that the people in charge
out there are

just biding their time
to come back here

and take this all away from you.

But we can change that
if we act now.

What's your name?

Zee.

The lights will come back
in a bit.

Here. Let me get your coat.

You did all these?

Yeah.

What's that one?

That is the city
during a storm.

You know, if the lights were on,

you could see the blue glow
across the bottom.

That's the steam
coming up off the pavement.

And the drips...

Is that the rain?

That's the moment
right before lightning strikes.

Softly.

When the first bombs hit,

I was down
in the main valve chamber,

200 feet below central park.

Elevator got knocked out.

I was stuck down there
for a week.

When I finally came up,
the first thing I saw was

a teenage girl
beating up an old man.

It looked like he had just
robbed a bodega.

But she didn't take his food.

She took his gun.

And that's when I realized
we were all in a race

to stock up on currency.

Most people were chasing
guns and gold,

but they forgot about water,

the one thing everyone needs
to survive.

So I took it.

- To leverage it?
- To keep it equal...

And out of the hands of warlords
like parco.

That's why I want
to take him down.

How?

Throw your weight behind
Wilson at the debate tonight.

Look, I have to do this.

My son...

I lost him in the evacuation.

I got knocked out,
and I woke up in the U.S.,

but my boy was trapped here,
and then he found his father...

Parco.

Your son is skel?

Skel is the idea
that parco has turned him into.

And the only way to break
that spell is

to break parco himself.

And you think that's
through Wilson?

I think that's
through you.

You have a voice here.
This is your home.

I'm not gonna be sticking
around.

Parco will rule this place
the only way that he knows how--

by fear.

It's what he comes from.
He's driven by it, but I'm not.

Parco, Wilson. It's all
kabuki theater, sweetheart.

Hey. Well, what about you?

You know, you say
you're about equality,

but you've got enough water
for this kind of irrigation.

People come to the clinic
for a sip of water,

and you're just washing
your hands on demand.

We're all looking out
for our own.

That doesn't mean that we get to
sit on the sidelines.

Come to the table.

There is no table
in the dmz.

Then someone
should build one.

That wasn't the first time
I saw you play.

The first time
was about a year ago.

Oh, yeah? What'd I play?

I can't remember.

I just remember the way
you felt...

The way you made me feel
when you sang.

And how was that?

Weightless.

I imagined that the world
outside was normal again

and that after...

I'd talk to you...

Maybe ask you out.

I used to do that.

Like, pretend and...

Live in daydreams.

Then after a while,
it started to, uh, hurt

more than it helped.

When I saw you today...

Just for a second, I felt myself
looking forward.

I'm pretty sure
I'm looking forward right now.

Can I ask you something?

Of course.

Do you live at the clinic?

Hey! This is my dinner.

Ok. Come on.

I found this.
I thought of you.

Just you and me, god,
right?

God bless you, kid.

That was really nice
of you.

Are you ok?

My grandpa always told me,

the best way to go on here is
to keep moving,

but...I'm tired.

Hey, it's not
that I'm afraid of the dark.

Just the night.

I know Rose died.

Do you have somewhere
to stay?

I was gonna ask Rose.

Do you want to stay
with me at the clinic?

We'll both stay there.

Got it, boss.

The crowd's mostly ours.

You look good.

Let me hear you, dmz!

You all ready to throw
this shit down?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah. All right. All right.

It looks like we already got
one fighter to the ring.

We all know him as
the maven of mulberry,

the killer below canal

that is Wilson lin holding it
down for Chinatown, baby!

Give it up! Give it up!

Thank you for coming.
Your father would be proud.

...it's hail
to the motherfuckin' chief

of uptown, parco delgado!

All right. All right.
Listen up, listen up.

Each fighter gets one minute
for opening moves.

Then we hit the questions.

Let's get it.

Damn.
You all clean up nice.

How's everybody feeling tonight?

Now, look, I'm gonna try
to keep this real brief.

It's too nice a night to waste

on some motherfuckers talking
politics. Am I right?

Now, you all know me, right?
Yeah!

Who the fuck am I?

Parco! Parco...

When you see me
on the street, you say,

"that's my o.G."
Parco!

You know me 'cause I come
from right here,

born and raised.

You know me because you are me,
and I am you.

Hold up. Let me tell you
something that makes me mad.

Our name, dmz. That's the name
that they gave us.

It ain't ours.

But I'll tell you what is,
this land is ours.

Yeah!

And first things first,

we're gonna march over
to the Lincoln tunnel,

where the fsa's got their
soldiers

and we're gonna kick them
the fuck off our island.

Yeah!

We're gonna take it all back
together--

uptown, downtown,
do it as one unified state.

But to do that, we got to do it
speaking in one voice.

You mean your voice,
right?

Leaders lead.
Call it what you want.

He puts on a good show.
I'll give him that.

But let's, let's get real, hmm?

Parco's talking about some
grand unified, united state.

I'm talking about your
freedom...

Which is the first thing
this guy's gonna take from you.

The past 8 years have been hard,
no doubt.

But for the first time ever,

you have been completely free

with the power to call your own
shots...

Make your own life.

Before the war, we never knew
freedom like this.

We were marginalized,

unseen, undervalued, shut out!

Well, guess what.

Parco wants to go back
to those good old days.

But if you wanted a daddy to
tell you what to do,

to sell you empty promises of
social infrastructure,

blah, blah, blah,

you could've left
when the soldiers told you to.

Am I right?

You could be out there right now
pledging your allegiance

to either of these two Americas,
but you're not.

You chose here,

where you're free
to build your own future.

And tonight,

in this election, we can secure
that Liberty,

and that's what I'm gonna do,
friends.

I'm gonna protect your freedom.

I'm gonna defend it!

You don't need
this clown's voice

drowning out your own.

You just need someone like me

to keep him and his cronies
off your back.

Yo, yo, hold up. Hold up.
Who you calling a clown, man?

Just because your bald-headed,
humpty dumpty ass

puts on a suit doesn't make you
governor.

Come on, man. The U.S., the fsa,
they want us divided.

We want to stand up,
we got to unite.

The armies outside ain't gonna
leave us alone, fool.

Call the roll, len.

What about questions?

We're gonna skip
right to the answers.

You all want to see who we are?

- Yeah!
- Then let's go.

Ok. Roll call for this
week's election. Here we go.

Spanish Harlem kings,
who you endorse?

We pledge to parco.

Stuytown, where you at?

Stuytown stands with
Wilson!

El camino muerto, speak up.

Camino muerto stands
with parco.

Two-four crew, what it do?

Parco.

Bowery protectorate?

The bowery backs
parco delgado.

Let's take back our city.

That, to me,
sounds like a landslide.

Hey, hey, hey, hold up.

We also got
the westside kollectiv,

the co-op, Mercer street,
union square east and west,

the power grid folks
on east 14th street.

Shall I go on?

- Is that oona?
- Oona?

Quiet, man.
Oona's here...

Parco stands up here
offering you protection?

Well, I'm hearing him
threatening to take it away.

This isn't a powerful man
offering power.

This is a fearful man
stoking fear.

I don't like this.

I stay away from all of it,

and I can because I have power

these men couldn't even
dream of.

I could run this city dry,

and I could stand here and
demand your loyalty in exchange.

That's what parco will do,
but that's not me.

I didn't come here to endorse
either one of these men.

There is one person
that I'm inspired by--

someone who recognizes
what is broken

and challenges us to fix it.

I came here to throw my support
behind zee.

Where she goes, I go.

And I urge all of you to do
the same.

You don't know me,
but you should listen to me

because I've got 5,000 gallons
of purified water for you

underneath my feet,

and because I came
from the outside

with a message for you all.

Out there, they're fighting for
what you already have here--

a chance to start over,
get it right.

The future isn't about kings.

It's about partners.

So I came here today to tell you
that I am a partner to Wilson.

A vote for Wilson is
a vote for you...

So we can use all our voices
to build a new kind of power.

So raise your glass and get
your fill of purified water.

This will be running
for the next 3 hours.