All language subtitles for Millennium [2x18] - In Arcadia Ego - SFM -

I don't take care of anybody, nobody
takes care of me. I just watch out for myself.

You should do the same.

Damn. Come on, baby.

My, my.

You finally ready
for something special tonight?

Oh, yeah.

Something real special
your pal Sonny here don't have?

Now. See?

That's what women want.

You got it. Just what I want.

Where is that dumb cow?

Well, what do you know.

Sooner or later, they all see the light.

Jenkins is just fine.
Keep your head, you will be too.

The car keys. Come on.

Clothes. Get up. Take 'em off.
Now. Take 'em off.

- You're doing something very stupid.
- Shut up. Get 'em off.

Come on. Come on.

- Pants. Now. Come on.
- Hurry up, Sonny.

Come on, come on!

Get it off. Let's go.

You heard her. Come on.

Janette!

Jannie? Honey?

Jannie.

Jannie, are you all right?

Oh, my God.

Oh, God.

Oh, my God.

I think that was supposed to kill me.

Now do you believe?

Even for here, Sonny's a special case.

Beat her stepfather
to death with a metal pipe.

Used an iron on her husband.
Clubbed my guard to death.

If she was a man, and she's damned close,
they'd call her what she is.

A serial killer.

Juliet Marie Elizabeth Palmer.

Better stick to Sonny.
You never know what'll set her off.

When Sonny loses it, she doesn't
exactly draw the line at name-calling.

What about the other one?

Ah, she's strictly along for the ride.
Sonny's your man... so to speak.

I guess you see a lot of this stuff.

No, not from women.

Male, female. This is barely human.

A shot was fired.

Powder burn right here.

We think that Fraiser
was carrying an unauthorised weapon.

.22 automatic, according to his friend.

I didn't want to muddy up his record.

You know, his death benefits,
other considerations.

- We never found the slug.
- You're telling me they're armed?

Well, given a choice,
Sonny would rather beat a guy to death.

We got two dozen state troopers standing by.
There's a map.

Sonny Palmer was from Great Falls.
She must know this area well.

They'd probably dump that car
in some rural area.

In the ten years I've been running that place,
I've never had an escape attempt.

Then think about that.
Why these two?

I never would have picked 'em. They seemed
content together, disgusting as it sounds.

Sonny was eligible
for parole in four months.

- A lot of us would have fought it.
- Still, it's an odd time to escape.

- Hey, Ben.
- Hey, Lamarr.

Frank, I'd like you to meet Ben Stephens.
He's gonna coordinate the search effort.

Oh, God.

Those women beat a guard to death.
I'm not taking chances.

We got 'em.

Hold your fire. Hold your fire.

This is Stephens. Proceed.

Sonny, do I look OK?

Beautiful. You're all lit up
like a Christmas tree.

Guess they didn't hear.

Jannie, there's no car here.

Maybe this isn't the right address.

- Yes, it is.
- Come on.

- Well, then, where are they?
- They're supposed to be here.

Jannie.

Have you ever met these people?
Ever talked to 'em?

I know they'll be here for us, OK?
I know it.

I saw the guard station.
Pretty brutal.

- I didn't call for help.
- We heard there was some friction out there.

I just don't feel comfortable with assassins.
Especially in government uniforms.

You want out?

Sonny placed this under the dead guard's
head, even though he fired shots at her.

She folded it like a pillow.

I've never seen this kind of thing
in a prison situation.

It's more like what you see when a mother
kills her own child, or something.

Exactly.

Love relationship.

Think she had a thing with the guard?

No. By all accounts,
they're completely devoted to each other.

- Remorse?
- No, I think I'm getting a fix on her.

The stepfather she killed
was abusing her younger sister.

Sonny said. Sister wouldn't corroborate.

All right. Look at the second murder.

She miscarried the same night.
The husband was undoubtedly responsible.

Domestic violence report,
ten months earlier.

- The neighbours had to call it in.
- See, when it's just about Sonny, she's silent.

She doesn't cross over into violence unless
she's protecting someone. A sister, a child.

She's had a... deeply unhappy life.

She was beaten down
almost from the day she was born.

Whatever love, whateverjoy she found, she
found it right here with Janette. Look at this.

What I don't understand is, if she's got
four months to parole, why risk it?

Sonny's parole would have split 'em up.
Maybe it was a crazy way of staying together.

I think she was protecting something.

Night-night.

Sonny...

I love you so much.

Love you more.

Sonny, put your hand right there.

You feel it kicking?

I can feel it.
I can feel it with us right now. Can you?

Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

The woman you stopped for was an inmate.
How could she be pregnant?

I don't know how, she just was.

High-school girls give birth at the prom and
no one knows. But we got group showers.

I know what I saw.

She was pregnant. It was obvious
when she got her baggy clothes off.

- What's up?
- You were right. Protecting.

He says he was taken to another location
before the motel.

- The baby's father?
- I don't know.

- How far from the motel?
- His estimate, 20 minutes.

Well, it doesn't sound like
they're on the run.

Something is keeping them here.
Maybe that house.

All their actions seem
to be around the baby.

Janette keeping her pregnancy a secret
all those months, I have to ask myself:

What is the first thing a woman thinks of
when she finds out she's pregnant?

I'll start canvassing area clinics.

Peter...

I don't want to see them hurt.

...thanking the Almighty your thick head isn't
splattered into pieces on that motel shag.

All I know is that I gave
two people in need a ride,

and then it turns into this nightmare.

Well, the nightmare's over, Mr Taylor.
You can go home.

It's tough being a Good Samaritan.

Were you looking to get lucky?

- Surprised he lived.
- They had him tied up all night.

He hasn't got a bruise.
He had nothing to fear from them.

He's mainly afraid
that his wife will find out.

I'll get the inmates ready.
One's got to know about this pregnancy.

Not the inmates, the guards.
One of them is the father.

Hi. Fill out all paperwork.

Just so you understand,
even if one of my men was involved...

One was.

That leaves 47 that weren't.
And I don't want my guys treated like cons.

Maybe you and I should
conduct the interview.

I'll follow your lead.

Let's go.

- Hi.
- I'm Frank Black.

- Hey.
- Shiffer.

Why don't we talk?

- Keep your pants on. We're getting into it.
- What about this guard, Shiffer?

Yeah. He may have had
some problems on his lastjob.

Take your hat off, Ernie.
We're gonna be here for a while.

- You know, I'm reading your personnel file.
- Yeah?

I was wondering, why were you fired
from a correctional institution in Montana?

- Doesn't it say?
- I want to hear it from your mouth.

- I left my post.
- What?

Look, it's in there.

Disciplinary proceedings under
section seven-two. Paragraph five.

- You raped a female inmate.
- The board said I left my post.

Did you rape Janette too?

Did you threaten her, or her baby,
if she said anything?

What did you do that made
them run away?

What is this?

- I want my union rep. Now.
- He wants his union rep.

Officer, we have samples from her cell which
can prove who the father is beyond a doubt.

We can wait until the results come in,
or, if they're gonna point to you,

you have an opportunity
to help yourself out here.

I didn't do it.
I mean, not like you said.

I mean, I didn't threaten anybody, man.

- She don't even know that it was me.
- What does that mean?

I did her in the infirmary.
And she was out cold.

Postop from some wisdom-tooth thing.
I mean... She...

What? She's a dyke.

It was supposed to be a joke.

Why don't you get the hell
outta here, Ernie?

- Is it a boy or a girl?
- The legs are hiding that right now.

Do you, uh...
do you know your conception date?

No, not exactly. I'm hoping
it's gonna take after its father, though.

And, uh, have you been feeling all right?
Any bleeding or contractions?

No, I've never felt better.

Hi, Sonny.

In fact, this is the happiest time
of my life.

- You're Janette's partner.
- Uh-huh.

Why don't you wait here with her, I'd like
Dr Lee to take a look at this. I'll be right back.

- Hi.
- Hi.

What?

Jannie...

The guard died.

Oh, no.

Mr Watts? I may have something.

- Hiding like animals because of a rape.
- They killed a guard.

None of this would've happened
if she weren't pregnant.

Great Falls Women's Clinic.
They were just there. 1070 Speedway Drive.

- I'll notify the highway patrol.
- No, wait. I need assurance of their safety.

1070 Speedway?

Janette's pregnant, about eight months.
Coincides with Shiffer's visit to the infirmary.

But that's not all. The nurse spotted a total
placenta previa blocking the birth canal.

She'll bleed out in three minutes
if she delivers outside of a hospital.

- What do they feel about that?
- They don't know.

They ran out before
the doctor could tell them.

- I'm thinking about the house.
- Where they went before?

Yeah, no one was home.
I wonder if they keep circling, checking in.

This is the only highway
between the motel and the clinic.

- Think the house is on it?
- Yeah. 20 minutes from the motel is here.

- Hey! Hey!
- Hey!

- What are you doing?
- It's OK.

It's not OK, we almost killed him, too.
Are you...

What? What's the matter?

Oh, my God.
I think that was just a contraction.

I think I'm having the baby.

I'm right here.

Wow.

Records show the house
was purchased eight months ago

by its current owners, John and Jennifer
Bayton, who moved here from California.

As far as we know, they've had
no involvement with either woman.

- What's this "Follow the Path"? Some cult?
- None that we've heard of.

What I want to know is,
why weren't we told about this house?

We didn't know.
I was just following a hunch.

Your hunches aren't exactly long shots,
is what I've noticed.

Look. I'm not griping
about chain of command.

That house,
whatever it was to them, is blown.

They're twice as volatile and dangerous.

It was my error.
We didn't know they'd be there.

I'll have my guys
check prison correspondence,

see if there's something
to or from that address.

Let's all try to stay
in the loop from here on in.

He's right about one thing. If that house
is why they're staying, they're gonna bolt.

- The roads are sealed. They'd know that.
- Yeah.

Sonny worked for about a year loading freight
at the train yards in Great Falls.

You think she'd hop a train?

I'm gettin' it. That's enough.

There we go.

- OK. OK.
- OK.

Here. Here's some water.

- Is that better?
- Yeah.

Thanks.

- What? What is it?
- Just hoping you're not in too much pain.

Actually, I'm not feeling much pain right now.
Not yet, anyway.

I'm just wondering
what it's thinking in there,

if it's really painful in there,
what this feels like.

I'm not armed.

Sonny.

- I know this is not your fault.
- Shut up! Hands against the wall.

I know who raped Janette.

It was Ernie. Ernie Shiffer.
He confessed.

Sonny!

Sonny!

Listen to me. There's something else.
Janette has a serious medical condition.

If she tries to have that baby outside hospital
she'll bleed to death. And so will the baby.

That's God's child.

It's our miracle baby.

All the signs are there.

You say anything, anything, to Janette,
and so help me, I will beat you to death.

Now get up! Get up!

Into the minds of two crazy-ass freaks
has gotta hurt.

- Excuse me, sir?
- No, nothing.

You two have been jerking me around.

Do it. Do it!

- Hold on, honey.
- Oh, God, that was a bad one.

- When was the last one?
- Didn't I say shut up?

Listen, I know what I'm talking about.

- That baby's coming.
- Oh, God!

Oh, my God, I'm bleeding everywhere.

Sonny, I'm bleeding everywhere.

Just a little blood. It's normal.

- It's not normal before the baby comes.
- It's all right, Jannie.

- I'm taking you to the hospital.
- No. No, they'll get us.

It's a clinic. We'll slip in,
we'll slip out. It'll be all right.

- I don't think I can walk.
- I'll carry you. We're going to the hospital.

I can feel it right now. Can you feel it?

Yeah. Yeah.

- I love you, Sonny.
- I love you more.

- You brought them here.
- No, I didn't.

Sonny.

Get away from this car. I'll kill him.
I'll blow his brains out.

I reached an FBI hostage specialist.
He'll be here shortly.

We'll establish contact,
let the train pull out, whatever they want.

We'll pick 'em up rolling
after things cool down.

They're not going anywhere.

Push "send".

Hello? Is anyone there?

Hello? This is Peter Watts.

We need... we need a doctor.

- Who needs a doctor, Sonny?
- Janette.

Get the Great Falls clinic on the line.

- Not on the phone. I want a doctor here.
- Is she in labour?

I said I want a doctor here, now.
And an ambulance.

We're working on that. We'll get the clinic
on the phone till the ambulance gets here.

Patch 'em through.

Sonny, this is Judy Tynan,
the nurse who did Janette's ultrasound.

You're not listening. I said a doctor.

Doctor Lee is with me here
and he'd like to talk to Janette.

We're worried about bleeding.

Honey.

Honey, there's a doctor here.
He says he can help.

- Hello.
- Hi, Janette. It's Judy from the clinic.

Yeah, I'm sorry we ran out on you.

How are you feeling?

Janette, that was Doctor Lee. Look...

I know this is awkward for you, but we need
you to tell us exactly what's going on.

You can talk to us, Janette.

We're on your side. We know the whole story.
We know how that guard did this to you.

- What are you talking about?
- That guard, Shiffer, who raped you.

- Cut 'em off. Cut 'em off.
- You're wrong. This is God's child I'm having.

Is that what they think? Is that what they're
saying, that that guy Ernie did this to me?

- There's gotta be a paramedic.
- Because it's not true.

- We need help now!
- Not true!

My God.

Oh, my God.

- What? What did they say?
- Why they escaped in the first place.

Janette's pregnant. No apparent father.

- You mean they think it's theirs?
- No, they think it's God's.

They think it's a virgin birth.

It's gonna hit the fan
when she pops out a mulatto.

- It already has. They just found out.
- We gotta get your friend outta there.

Dodeck, Johnson.
Put your paramedic gear on. We're going in.

Virgin birth.

- Breathe, it'll help.
- Shut up.

Breathe. One, two, three.

Shut up!

Sonny, look at me.

You listen to me. I know this baby's not
Shiffer's baby. I know.

It's really important that you
believe it too.

It's really important.

- What?
- Sonny, there are two paramedics coming in.

So let's work together here.
Let's just take it one step at a time, OK?

Fine. Send them in.

All right.
I got a clean frontal coming in here.

- She's holding the weapon.
- Let's get this over.

Stay away from that door.
If they get a shot, they'll take it.

Oh, God.

Wait.

Thank you.

You gotta check that medical kit too.
Don't let 'em in until you do. Watch that door.

Stop right there.
Put the bags inside.

- Sir, we've got a problem here.
- Dammit.

Somebody help!

Wait a minute, look. Look.
We don't need this.

Help her, please. Please help her.

Hey. How are you making out?

Come on. How are you making out?

- Do you believe in miracles?
- Yeah.

Just rest, Jannie. Just rest.

Cos I'll tell you a miracle.

At my trial, they called me
"Battered Woman Syndrome".

Crazy, basically.

And I must have been, cos I was in prison
for five months and I didn't say one word.

Then Sonny, she pulled me out of that.

And you fixed me so complete.

That right now, as crazy as all this is,
I know it's not me.

It's them out there.

See, they don't believe God would waste
his time making a miracle for Sonny and me.

But he did.

This baby was conceived by a miracle
and saved from a bullet.

Another miracle. Because he loves us.

And I believe in that love just as sure as
I believe in the love between Sonny and me.

Even though right now, Lord,
I'm trying to understand.

I know you didn't bring us this far
to abandon us now.

Somehow you're part of his plan.

So you have to promise me that
you'll get our baby to a good place.

- I promise.
- You'll never let them have him.

I promise.

OK, I think it's happening.

Breathe, breathe.

Come on, honey. Come on, baby.
You can do this.

- Oh, God.
- You can do it. Push, push.

- I can't push.
- No, you can do it.

Here's its head. Push, push.

It's out.

Give me a piece of tape.
Rip it into strips.

It's a girl, honey.
It's a beautiful, beautiful girl.

Gimme that towel.

My baby.

I know.

Oh, I know.

Hi, baby. Oh. Are you smiling?

Oh, I can feel it.

Yes.

I can feel him with us right now.

Oh, you're so pretty.

I love you, Sonny.

Jannie?

Jannie?

Jannie?

No, Jannie, don't go.

Stop right there! Move your hands
slowly away from your body, over your head.

Love you more.

We ran a paternity test on the amniocentesis
samples that were taken at the clinic.

No known father.

Not among the prison personnel
we know had contact.

St Augustine said miracles are not contrary
to nature, only to what we know about nature.

- This should have ended better.
- You saved that baby's life. That's a lot.

Janette's family said no to adopting her.

I guess social services will decide.

They've indicated that
they're open to suggestion.

Hi. My name is Frank Black.

I'm here because of Juliet Palmer
and Janette Viti.

- We've been praying for them.
- We pray for all the girls at the prison.

By name, as our Lord God
knows and loves us forgotten people,

the ones who most need
his helping hand.

But Juliet and Janette...

We had the strongest feelings
about them.

Excuse me.

The Lord works in mysterious ways.

Yes, he does.

I made this!