All language subtitles for The Terror S02E01

Thank you.

Sister, we cannot tell the future.

It is written by too many hands.

with this for real.

You don't have to do this.

I'll have it for you in a week's time.

And all will be right.

Smart boy.

Mother's watching you.

Get out of the way.

This way.

I'm sorry.

It's been so many years since I last saw
you.

You want to check the catch?

Jogo.

Fight the fish. You the master.

I was 110 pounds when they named me.

Tuna boxing champion of San Pedro.

You boxed against a tuna?

1915.

I just come from San Francisco.

I was tea farmer.

Never fished before.

But I catch 200 pound bluefin down by
Newport Bay.

I reel it in.

Fish sit up on deck like this.

I punch it in the face.

Knock it out.

One punch.

They call me Tuna Boxing Champion of San
Pedro after that.

Huh. You fishing for sport now?

Travel for us.

Going to the ocean.

For luck.

For Mrs. Furuya.

There was a monster at the funeral.

You know a monster?

What? You can see it or did you just
feel it?

Come on.

How we left that old country stuff
behind.

Even if those things did exist, why
would they come all the way over here?

Why not?

We did.

Chester, be useful.

Beautiful catch for you, Mr. Gwijak.

The water is cold today.

Good for macro.

Every sign you say, everything's good
for macros.

Oh, Jesus.

What is this?

You're going to give my girls a heart
attack.

Too much bycatch.

It'll take ten girls to sort through
this.

Twenty a ton.

Mr. Gritak, the price is forty. Twenty.

And folks there shouldn't even be buying
from you people.

You know how they talk these days.

Maybe too cold and bottom fish come to
surface.

Mr. Gritchin, my father's given this
cannery the best fish in the bay for

years. He deserves 40.

$40 is for a ton of mackerel, son.

Not mackerel mixed with devil fish or
squid or anything else.

We'll sort through it all ourselves.

Pull out all the trash fish.

Frankly, it's better eating.

Well, you'll have your mackerel at 40 a
ton.

You want to be a captain?

Learn to fish.

Go on.

Hey, Chet.

What's buzzing, cousin?

Elephant jalopy.

Packard.

Only six Japanese on the island have
their own car.

Pop, this is Marlon I was telling you
about. From the naval station.

Oh, you are the Hakushin going to L.A.
all the time.

Don't listen to him. He thinks I'll be
on the island forever.

Hey, I got us those tickets for tomorrow
night.

We're taking Walt Yeshida to the movies.

Down in Mexico way at the Orpheum.

Gene Autry.

When did they let you off?

Not for another eight hours.

The entire coast was on alert.

Supposed to keep my eyes peeled for
spies, especially Jap ones.

Hey, Marlon.

Keep my son away from the naval station,
okay?

They see him, they don't know who to
shoot.

It's not that.

It's that your father is down the hall.

Shh.

Don't remind me. Fine.

Let's not say we did.

Or let's not say anything.

Yeah.

That sounds better.

Hey.

Have you got it?

Take the darker one first, the gallo.

On the second day, add in the lighter
one, toki.

Once the bleeding starts, you can stop.

He will kill my father if he knew.

And it's killed us.

What are we supposed to do after this?

I haven't thought that far.

All I keep saying in my head is Mrs.
Furuya.

Laying there.

All made up.

Christine. Stop.

You can't blame yourself for that. She
killed herself after we asked for this.

If she thought it was wrong, she
wouldn't have made it for you. She

didn't want to do it, but she did it
anyway because it was me.

She tried to help us with this terrible
thing we did, and now...

So...

What do we do next?

After it's over, tell your father you're
okay.

Food poisoning.

We need to see a doctor.

Then by Christmas, we can forget.

All of it.

You go to nursing school.

I go see the country.

Nothing to get in the way.

You know, my father always wanted me to
be a nun.

Maybe as a penance for my mother.

I was going to do it too.

Sister Illuminata.

Then one day I realized that it was all
because I liked the sound of it.

Not the thing itself.

Anyway, I just always meant to tell you
that I just never got around to it.

I wish I could have gotten to take you
on my Pops Packard.

It's jet black.

So pretty.

All he does is take it in circles around
that tiny island.

They come from one island to an even
smaller island.

That's their entire world.

They can't do that.

You should probably go first.

of the catch is deteriorating. You've
got to adapt.

Sorry, Mr. Grisham, but the quality is
the same.

You say that.

Look.

These splitters are free.

Ten ounce macro.

Guppies like yours, though.

Girls have to split them by hand. Now,
you've got to understand.

I can't pay you 40 for that.

Okay. How much?

I don't know.

20.

Fifteen? What do you think it's worth?

Jesus Christ!

Help! Help!

Help me!

No! No!

No!

There.

We're not waiting for Walt.

He's home, preparing.

Betty is sailing back from Tokyo.

Walt hasn't seen her in a year.

She still has one semester, but better
to leave while you can.

Wedding will be in March.

And a friend, a grandson.

They didn't tell you I'm moving to the
mainland?

All the magazines are looking for
photographers out west.

We'll see.

What, should I be hauling fish the rest
of my life?

Chester, it's safe here.

It's good life.

There's war all over the world.

So many people dying.

I remember 23 years ago, I sailed three
weeks with nothing but photos of this

man.

I saw relief. He looked like his
picture.

I cannot do it without family.

Just ask Mrs. Furuya.

Itadakimasu. Itadakimasu.

I am so sorry about that.

Actually, I'm kind of glad.

I've been going with the Hakajin from
the naval station.

So I'm taking this as a sign my folks
don't know.

Seriously? Yeah,

it's probably best they don't.

They'd die. Or I would.

You haven't told Walt, have you?

My brother's as Japanese as rice. I
don't think he could even imagine it.

You know what's truly scary?

The Hideo Furio would get blind drunk.

Beat his wife awake with no memory.

See the bruises and then beat her again.

Thinking she was stepping out on him.

That's a monster.

Here, is this it?

Where Mrs. Furia did it?

Police trampled all over it.

But give it a week and it'll look like
it never happened.

Do you have any idea why?

I hadn't seen her in a while.

Who knows?

Jeez.

Of all the ways.

Maybe she wanted us to remember her
intact.

Sorry for the lateness of the hour.

You want coffee, Mr. Gritchek?

You don't look so good.

This won't take long.

Wanted you to be the first to know.

They canned me.

That's ironic.

What? Why?

Their machine craps out.

Someone's got to take the blame.

You're a good man.

Thirteen years.

Gave those sons of bitches.

Now what?

What do I got?

You have your health.

Your life.

I got my life.

With no livelihood.

That puts me in a tough spot, that guy,
Elmo.

If only you'd brought me some
decent-sized fish.

It was an accident.

Nobody involved.

Oh, we treated you square.

You're a little short on your catch. I
cut you some slack.

And now you walk me into this pile of
shit.

I need reparation.

Mr. Gritchek, you're the boss.

I'm just a fisherman.

I have nothing to give.

You remember last year when the
anti-spying laws went on the books?

You and all the other jet fishermen had
to register your boats for malady.

But you never did. I was fishing for
you.

In Mexico.

What if all those extra gas tanks are
for the Emperor's submarines?

I'm not a spy.

I mean, it's only natural to want to
help your own kind, but still, if you

question it, report it. You know I love
this country.

I'm not a spy.

Probably not.

Don't make me the kind of asshole who
reports these things.

Hey. I never got to say thank you for
saving my life today.

I really do appreciate it.

You knew I was with Amy. Why didn't you
wait for me? Stop saying that.

People don't think that way anymore.

We can do something.

You can't let Richard push you around.
That's your car.

You own it.

Be a man.

In Japan.

My father don't even have his own ox.

I pull cart myself.

I come here.

All I ever want is automobile.

A cart to pull me.

It took 20 years, but I got it.

So what if they take my car?

I'm through with them then.

A man who earned his pocket.

Don't you tell me how to be a man.

Those are free of that.

Are there any of them?

What are you doing?

Purification.

Cleaning the house.

Nothing's haunting the house.

The old spirits are here for you. I
didn't need protection before.

I don't need it now.

Get out!

Next Christmas, you'll have a Cadillac.

If we make it that far.

Furia-san.

Apologies for Asako bothering you.

You know how wives are.

Unless you have one.

I got to take a leak.

Oh, wait, wait, wait.

Is it Gene Autry or Roy Rogers?

Autry.

Autry. Down Mexico Way is what we saw
tonight.

Has anybody seen it?

You know, in case our folks ask how the
movie was?

Gene and Smiley sing a few songs, track
down the bad guys, and it all ends with

a fiesta, I think.

Well, speaking of old folks, a drink.

Old man, where are you?

Poor bastard may never see you again.
Where are you?

Evil spirit strikes again.

Spirit or not, if anyone deserves it,
it's that SOB.

Went blind the same week his wife died.

That doesn't spoil Jim. Oh, come on,
Chet.

Lighten up.

It's Walt Sayonara.

Last chance to get a piece, Walt. Last
chance?

First chance.

She's coming.

I got you guys a white man discount, so
don't embarrass me.

Anson Harris.

Miss Antoinette.

Boys, meet the boss.

She'll take care of us.

I got my big girls for you tonight.

Ladies, gentlemen calling.

Wow. Which one of you is the groom?

That'd be Walt. Lucky you. You get first
picking.

Go on up. Come on.

Let's go.

Last chance, man.

Everyone, all negotiations in the room.

Oh, come on.

You sure?

Hey, someone needs to pay for Walt.

I love her, boy. He's got a steady girl.

Japanese? Yes.

What's your name?

My name is Yuko.

Why don't you go up with the others?

Because I'm worried about something
else.

Your heart is burdened, isn't it?

I have a girlfriend, but there are many
problems.

We made a mistake.

Do you believe in tea leaves?

There are tea leaves in my room.

Maybe I can find an answer.

Dozo.

This blood draws spirits.

Good spirits and bad spirits.

And it teaches me the future.

You are two human beings.

Light and shadow.

Life and death.

You live in two worlds.

But there is no place for both.

You are a hornet living in a hornet's
nest.

The moment I thought I was relieved,

Tsubame ni korosareru.

Maya wa anshin wo kanjitetta kedo.

Dare datte mukashi ni modoritai tomou.

Kazute miteita ano kanpeki na sekai wo
ushinatte nageku no yo.

Kanpeki na sekai ni sundu koto nai yo.

Anata no mirai ni wa aru hazu.

Look closely at yourself.

What do you see?

A vast plain.

A vast land.

A house made of wood.

Children.

Your house, your children, they will all
be yours.

Take them back.

If you don't, you'll have to look for
them all your life.

Goddamn nip.

It's me.

Did you take it? Yes.

Doesn't matter. The guile. The toggy.

Did you take it?

I'm not your concern anymore.

You can't tell me if you took it.

No.

Not yet.

Thank God.

Why? I won't be long.

I realized something tonight.

Everything that's happened on my island
was you and me.

It's a sign.

Like an omen?

I don't know.

But I got the car. Let's just go.

Go where?

Wherever you want.

Wherever sounds good.

Our own acre.

Just you and me and the baby.

How well do you know me?

Enough to run off?

Enough to raise a baby?

There's no future if we stay in
California.

Unless the law changes.

Forget marriage.

How much money have we got?

Who do we know?

How are we going to find work?

What if we get stopped crossing the
state line?

We'll figure it out.

Chester.

In the morning, you'll see we can.

There's no future for us.

Yeah,

maybe you're right.

Are you gonna take it?

The herbs?

I don't know.

Because I'm scared.

What the... Mom!

Mom, why didn't you tell me you were
going out?

Why not tell me where you've been?

Someone knocked over a kerosene can last
night. It's a mess.

Enrico.

Somebody messing with your netto.

Hand, please.

It sucks.

I trust Marlon.

Shore Patrol knows we didn't do nothing.
We got nothing to fret over. There's

something evil.

I can feel it.

But why would a spirit go after
Gritchuk?

He's not Japanese.

But we are.

He brought Gritchuk to us. Now look.

We told him what a drunk he was.

He fell off the dock.

Accident. No accident.

We deserve it.

We come all the way over the ocean, but
we are not paid.

Furuya beat his wife. He paid for it.

My own son brings shame.

I pay for it.

I went to see Hulu. She told me what you
did. Now is not the time. Who is she?

Who is she?

I was going to tell you.

A girl from college. It was a mistake.

Mistake was mine.

To let my son go to L.A.

Too weak to resist.

Weak?

I'm making my own way, Pop.

How about you?

What do you call spending half of your
life in this country and never leaving

your tiny island?

Shuffling around.

Begging for scraps from a lousy drunk.

That's the kind of thing that makes them
look down on us.

That's the kind of man I'll never be.

Because you know what they call that?

What?

What's going on?

Go. Get the hell out of here.

Now.

Come on, let's go.

At approximately 7.48 Honolulu time,
three to four hundred bombers swooped

down on the naval installation in Pearl
Harbor, releasing their charges and

causing widespread damage and death.

The totality of such is still unknown at
this point.

Similarly, the exact launching point of
these bombers is still unknown.

But what is irrefutable is that these
bombers are of Japanese origin, and that

this assault was done swiftly and with
utmost malice.

Chester, Chester, over here.

FBI,

it's okay.

For safety.

You're a citizen, boy.

You were born here. Show them you're a
patriot.

Fight for your country.

We got a tip a Japanese man was evading
the federal order to evacuate.

I'm not a spy. I love this country.

You ever hear of a thing called a yurei?

Something inside of me.

Haunted you?

For joining the army?

Sitting of Japanese ancestry.

Just have to prove you're a loyal
American.

Treason? We're not playing games here,
Miss Yoshida.

Is there a bakemono among us?

A dead man walking amongst the living.