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Hey.

Hey, they're gonna blitz the game.

We got your back.

Let's go!

Brother!

Hey, come here!

Eagles, Eagles, Eagles, Eagles,

Eagles, Eagles, Eagles--

Settle down.

Settle down, guys.

Settle down.

I know you guys feel like bucking broncos.

- Sure do! - You deserve it.

All right.

Let's just take a moment

and bow our heads.

Heavenly father,

we thank you for your blessings and guidance

in the lives of these young men.

May they in all things follow your righteous path.

Amen. - Amen.

Gentlemen, we may be a small team from a small town,

but I'll tell you what,

tonight you played as good

as any 4A or 5A team out there.

And for that, this trophy belongs

to each and every one of you, now and forever.

Eagles!

Eagles!

Yeah, all right.

Hey, if I could, let me have my seniors down here please.

Come on boys.

We in trouble?

You guys, I just wanna say,

and this comes from the heart,

that I am damn proud of each and every one of you.

Not only for what you accomplished on that field tonight,

but where you've come as young men.

Hank, this game ball is yours, son.

Speech, speech!

Where's my boy, huh?

Hey, where is he?

Ah, there you are.

Come here, you beautiful magnificent son of a bitch.

Look at his face, huh?

Look at him.

All right coach, you go on

and have your party or prayer meeting

or whatever it is, right?

I'm gonna borrow my boy for a few minutes

if that's all right.

Good game, boys.

Good game, good game.

Whoa, make room, step aside.

Coming through.

I'm so proud of you.

All right then, Enid, that's enough.

Come on, give him room to breathe.

Don't smother the boy.

Hey, go on and get that.

Take that and get your brother's stuff.

Come on.

Come on, let's go, come on.

This is it.

This is the spot.

Yeah let's just stand here for a minute

and take it all in.

The view from the mountaintop.

Feels good, doesn't it?

I don't know.

Feels a little strange.

How's that?

Just knowing this is my last game with my friends.

Your friends are good boys, all of 'em.

They made their moms and dads proud tonight

but the hard truth is

they won because of you.

Ah, they know that.

Coach knows that.

Hell, everybody knows that.

You were meant for better things.

You don't let anybody or anything stand in your way.

I gotta go get changed, Dad.

Oh hey, you didn't light your cigar.

Look, my friends are waiting.

Look, I'll talk to you later.

Oh, you know, it must be a tiny little brain top.

You just gotta make jokes.

I don't gotta make 'em when I'm looking at one.

Oh, come on man.

All right ladies.

This is the man right here, all right?

This is the best player in the history of the entire world.

Hey ladies!

Game ball, runt.

Don't drop it.

See ya later, alligator.

Oh wait, come on you guys!

I'm not taking the bus, assholes!

Fight, fight, fight, fight!

Where are we going, Caera?

Ouch!

Oh god, I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

I should've ducked.

I hope you're not mad

I stole you away from your fans.

No, that's okay.

So did you watch the game?

Yeah, I watched the game.

Yeah?

That thing that you did before the last play

where you took your shoes off

and threw them to the sidelines.

What was that about?

You had this look on your face.

I don't know, it wasn't a smile exactly or,

I don't know.

There was this moment

and you looked happy.

We won state.

I remember watching you play in grade school.

Oh, god.

And you know, even then,

you would walk around

with this far off look in your face

after it was over.

It's like you're not really here.

So, where do you go?

Hey, I kidnapped you, remember?

Come on. - Hey.

You have to tell me one secret.

That is your ransom.

Oh, okay.

You first, what's your secret?

Close your eyes.

I'm serious.

Just close your eyes.

Okay.

Hey!

Hey.

Dad left it for ya.

Apparently some guy in Fort Worth

kept it in a box for like 20 years or something.

It's never been fired.

Hey, guess what?

Coach said he got a bunch of calls

from like a ton of recruiters.

Like Pac-10, Big 10, Big 12.

He said you're just gonna have

a feeding frenzy in the spring.

Oh, and I told him,

I told him he had to take your jersey

and put it in the trophy case in the school lobby

and have everyone on the team sign it

with like a huge life size shot of you

throwing the ball.

It'd be awesome.

What are you doing?

Nothing, go back to sleep.

Hey, since you got a new rifle,

can I borrow your old Remington?

For what?

For the hunting trip.

Mom said I could come.

Oh, come on.

I'm totally packed and everything.

You're not coming, so drop it.

According to the legend, we're here

but I do not see the turn off anywhere, so.

Oh, it's there.

Where?

Well, it ain't there.

It's on the napkin.

The one that Manny wrote out.

What?

Oh yeah, we're good, man, we're good.

Manny gave you a napkin?

Huh, yeah he wrote out the directions

for me on a napkin.

Okay, well where's the napkin?

Come on, Benny!

I'll be right back with it.

How 'bout that?

See that beer you're putting your grubby little fingers on?

That's my beer.

Um, no it isn't.

Oh, yes it is.

You see, I paid for half of it.

Well I'm not drinking your half.

Well how 'bout you give it up

or pay up, shit-for-brains?

That's a smart boy.

You bitch!

Your ass is mine!

Woo!

Dude, how much further we going?

Gotta be close.

Yeah you said that a half an hour ago.

We go straight and make a right at the fork.

I saw a fork a couple miles back.

Hey, that was before we got on the logging road.

Maybe we should turn around in case we're lost.

We ain't lost, retard.

Just not there yet.

Hey, didn't Manny say

there was a swimming hole near the spot?

I don't know, maybe.

Come on.

Hey!

- Whoa. - Whoa.

Let's go swimming, boys.

Come on, who's gonna jump with me?

Dude, you might wanna think about this.

Benny, come on.

You're out of your mind, Hank.

For all you know, there's three feet of water in there.

Come on.

I'll do it.

I'll jump with you.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

Let's go.

- You hear that? - Mm-hmm.

Look at that!

Look at those biceps!

I think I'm getting a hard on, Kazzy.

All right come on little brother.

Let's do it together.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Just give me a second, okay, you know?

Hey, I don't see you jumping off, Sasquatch.

Oh, he got you there, son.

I didn't say I'd jump, tiny Tim.

Stop calling me that.

How about I just throw your scrawny ass over right now?

- No, get off of me! - Say you're a scared

little girl! - Let go of me, asshole!

- Say you're a scared-- - Let go of me!

Whoo!

Whoo!

Yeah!

Come on, let's go!

No, no!

Come on, baby!

Let's go!

Yeah!

Tiny Tim survived!

Wait, wait, what?

That's what makes it a sport

is when it's hard.

Think about back in the day

when it was just you and your knife, right?

Or your spear.

I mean, man, you had to hunt the animal down.

Hey, can I see it?

I think he actually wants to hold it

is what he means, Hank.

I know what I mean, dickhead.

Come on, let me hold it.

Let him hold it.

Let him hold it, Hank.

Don't drool on it.

Wait a minute now.

It's not loaded is it?

Yeah.

If it was you'd be dead meat.

Woo-ee!

Tiny Tim talking shit.

Cool it, Timmy.

I said cool it.

Well tell them to cool it.

Hey, check this out, check this out.

Okay.

Come on.

Uh, uh.

All right, I'm going north along the creek.

I'll head west.

I guess I'm going east.

What's wrong with you?

It's too early and too cold for this shit, Ben.

It's nearly noon, bad boy.

Come on.

All right, three shots if you bring one down.

Have fun, girls.

Don't shoot yourself in the foot, tiny Tim.

Shit.

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

You talking to me?

Huh?

You talking to me?

Then who the hell else?

You talking to me?

Put that thing down man.

That's weird.

Hey.

What crawled up your ass?

Looks like he got butt fucked by a bear.

Look at him.

♪ And now he's in love ♪

I shot someone.

What?

I shot someone.

Earlier today, a couple hours ago.

I thought it was a deer and then I,

I ran to the spot and it was a man.

Aw dude, tiny Tim, you full of shit.

I'm not joking!

Are you messing with us, Timmy?

You shot someone?

I saw him lying on the ground.

Was he still alive, man?

I don't know.

I don't think so.

What do you mean you don't think so?

Well, I don't know.

He wasn't moving, okay?

I didn't stick around to find out.

How do you even know you shot someone, then?

'Cause I saw him, Benny!

It was right around where I was aiming for the deer and,

and he had blood all over his shirt and his hands.

Kaz, get a couple flashlights

and the first aid kit.

Benny, you stay here and--

Whoa, hold on, hold on, hold on man.

What the hell, why? - What the fuck

is going on?

We're gonna go find him right now.

It's like two miles from here, Hank.

I don't know where he is anymore.

If you say I don't know one more time, Timmy,

I'm gonna bust your fucking lip!

Are you sure we're going the right direction, Tim?

Come on.

Is this it?

Tim, speak up.

I don't know.

Are we close?

I'm not sure.

All right, well you said it was just inside the tree line.

I know, I can't tell if this is where I was.

Okay well, take a good look around.

Does anything look familiar?

Well, it's dark, okay?

Nothing looks familiar.

Hey.

Was he carrying this?

It's mine.

Shit.

That's a lot of blood.

He's over here.

Oh shit.

He's still alive.

Shit.

Come on.

I got it.

All right.

All right, he's still breathing.

That's all I know.

Where's he wounded?

In the belly.

We should put some ice in the wound.

Maybe it'll slow down the bleeding.

Stay back there with him.

Make sure he doesn't move around too much, okay?

All right.

We're probably 20 miles out from the nearest tower.

Maybe we can get a signal out on the main highway.

Oh shit, man.

Hold this, all right?

Keep it on the wound.

Don't let it slide off.

What are you doing?

Timmy, you gotta keep it on the wound!

He's got blood coming out of his mouth.

Just calm down, all right?

Don't tell me to calm down.

What are you doing?

What does it look like I'm doing?

Why aren't you back there with him?

I'm taking a break.

You said you'd stay there with him!

No, you ordered me to stay back there!

He stopped breathing.

What?

You know CPR?

Kaz, Kaz.

Kaz, we need you back here now.

Kaz!

What?

He needs CPR.

Okay?

Okay, so do it.

Do what?

Whatever it is you're supposed to do.

I don't know CPR!

I thought you said you did.

No, Benny.

Shit!

Hank.

Hank!

What?

He's lost a lot of blood.

I know.

I wish I would've said something sooner.

I seen him lying there on the ground.

I freaked out.

I just, I didn't wanna get in trouble.

We don't have to say anything about the time thing, right?

I mean, no one needs to know he waited to tell us.

How about we tell the truth?

What difference does it make, Benny?

The guy's dead either way.

The guy's dead 'cause he didn't say anything.

You don't know that.

I know you let him lie there on the ground

bleeding for several hours

while you sat around moping.

I made a mistake okay?

I got scared

and I messed up.

You want me to go to jail?

Okay, guys.

Look, why can't we just say

it happened a little later than it did, okay?

Why is that such a big deal?

If we start lying now,

there's gonna be no end to it, Kaz.

Hey maybe I could say something

like I got lost coming back to the camp

and I didn't get back till after dark, you know?

Benny.

Benny.

This is bullshit, man.

He made a stupid mistake.

Okay?

We all know that.

But he's still my little brother.

Hey, guys, guys.

Everybody be cool.

Kaz, turn off the cabin lights.

That's a a ranger's truck.

What's a ranger doing on private land?

What are we gonna say?

I don't know.

Come on, sit down, both of you.

Evening.

You all doing all right?

Yeah, we're doing just fine.

You headed out?

Yeah, we're just headed back to the main highway.

You better hurry.

The roads wash out pretty quick.

Thank you ma'am.

Take the wheel, Kaz.

Let's get the hell out of here.

Hank, what are you doing?

Why didn't you tell her?

That was a park ranger, Benny.

They don't drive around on private property.

There's a dead guy in the back of our RV.

We're inside the park.

It's a felony to hunt inside the park.

Do you get that?

Do you understand how bad this situation is?

Yeah, I do.

And that was our chance to make it right, man.

I didn't hear you say anything.

You could've spoken up.

But you kept quiet just like the rest of us.

I thought Hank was gonna tell her.

That's bullshit.

You were scared just like everyone else.

You just won't admit it.

You know what?

Why don't you do what you did this afternoon

and just shut the hell up for the next four hours.

Why don't you just drop dead?

Benny!

What do you wanna do?

You wanna turn around, drive after her,

and tell her what really happened?

It doesn't matter what we say now.

Does it, Hank?

What's he mean, Hank?

What's he mean?

If we go after her and tell her what happened,

she's gonna wonder why we didn't

say anything in the first place.

And if we drive out of here

and report it to the police,

we don't mention that we saw the ranger,

she says something about it,

we look like liars.

And if we say we saw her,

we're gonna have to explain

why we didn't say anything.

Why can't we just say we found him

in the woods already wounded?

We say we had to stop before we got on the main highway,

you know after we talked to the ranger,

and we pulled over for some reason

like the head wasn't working or something like that,

and then someone goes out to like take a dump,

and then they find him lying on the ground

and we try to help him but,

you know, it's too late.

What's so funny?

Do you think about anything you say before you say it?

Don't talk to me like I'm stupid.

I don't know why I'm talking to you at all.

Kaz, why are we stopping?

Hey!

Maybe we can rock it out of the rut.

I locked it in neutral.

Let's try.

One, two, three.

Shit!

Hey, what if someone comes along?

You know?

Like a camper, like a truck or something.

What are we gonna say if they wanna look inside?

How about we tell the truth?

Which is what exactly?

Go on, tell us what happened.

Oh, you know what happened Hank.

No, I wanna hear you say it.

You wanna tell the truth?

Okay.

Let's tell the whole truth

about what Timmy did,

about me bagging a buck,

the beer, the weed, and everything else!

Let's not leave anything out.

We're in this together, right?

So whatever story we tell,

we better be saying the same thing.

Guys.

Okay, not to point out the obvious here,

there's a dead body in the back of the RV, man,

and it's gonna do whatever dead bodies start to do.

I mean, why can't we just put it outside or something?

Well, why can't we leave it in the woods?

Then there's no story to tell.

Oh yeah, that's perfect.

That is perfect.

That is exactly what I'd expect coming from you.

Anything to get you off the hook!

Benny.

No, no, I get it, I get it, I get it.

Let's just pretend it never happened, huh?

No one is saying that!

Then what are we saying?

What are we doing?

Dude, how many laws have we broken

since we drove our ass in here?

The rifles, the alcohol, I mean,

the venison in the cooler right now.

This whole situation is so messed up

we could do the right thing,

and tell the truth,

and still go to jail.

I mean, you said it yourself.

No one's gonna believe us anyway.

Easy Timmy, come on.

All right.

All right.

Nice and easy.

Whoa, hey.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Dammit it, Timmy!

Watch out, watch out, watch out, watch out.

I got it.

It was slippery.

Oh shit.

Okay.

All right.

One of us should stay here with the RV

in case someone comes along.

I'll gather up some brush for the rear tires

and clean up inside.

All right, keep the light out front.

Me and Benny will carry him, okay?

How far are we going?

Far enough where it can't be seen from the road.

Wait a second.

Okay.

All right, put it down for a second.

Don't we want it to be found as soon as possible?

Yo, we're not that far from where we met the ranger.

What if she remembers seeing us?

The more time that goes by between tonight

and when they find the body, the better.

All right?

Let's go.

Benny, let's go.

Benny, come on.

Shit.

You folks get yourself stuck?

Yeah.

Gonna try and put some brush beneath the tires, you know,

get some more traction if we can.

Well, if you've got provisions to hold out,

you might wait until the morning.

Let the roads dry out and the weather clear.

Does that belong to you?

No ma'am.

Could I see your driver's license, please?

Sure.

I left it inside.

Okay.

Watch your step.

Watch right there.

It's getting muddier down here.

Okay, this is good right here.

All right.

Hold this end of the tarp.

I'll pull his feet.

You got it?

Pull it.

Come on, pull.

Okay.

Maybe we should say something

out of respect.

Where are your friends?

Oh, they're asleep in the back.

They wanted to get out of the rain for a while.

Hey!

Hey!

We're over here!

What happened?

The ranger lady, she came back.

Where is she?

Well she left but--

Did she see us?

No, but--

Hey, maybe we should carry him

further into the woods.

No, we can't keep him anywhere near here.

Not now.

Let's drag him back up the hill.

And put it where, Benny?

The damn RV's stuck.

We gotta get it unstuck.

And what if we don't, okay?

Hey, why can't we just cover him

with dirt and leaves, you know?

Enough so no one will find him for a little bit.

You mean bury him?

No.

We agreed to carry the body out here

so it can be found.

That's the whole point, right?

So this man's family doesn't go 50 years

wondering what happened to him!

What are we gonna do?

Stay here.

Where are you going?

Back to the RV.

Keep your flashlight off

until you see me coming down the slope.

Hey, wait, wait, wait, hold on.

What are we doing?

We're not taking anymore chances.

Hank, listen to me.

If we work together we can get

the RV out of the mud, man.

We can drive out of here,

and we can find somewhere else.

Somewhere far enough away no one will ever know.

Give it to me.

I'm getting us out.

I'm getting us unstuck.

Give me the shovel.

You said we're in this together.

We gonna decide together.

It doesn't matter where they find the body or when, okay?

They're still gonna call it a murder, all right?

And eventually someone's gonna show up

and start asking questions.

Then let 'em ask!

We'll tell them whatever we want.

Which is what, Benny?

What is the story that we're gonna tell?

You think Timmy can keep his shit together

long enough to pull it off?

You think any of us can?

Give him the shovel, Benny.

Let go.

And what if I don't?

Let go!

Hey!

Hey!

Benny, Benny.

Oh shit!

Cool it guys!

Come on fellas!

You don't get to decide everything!

Not for the rest of us!

I'll do it with my bare hands if I have to.

Then you're on your own.

Here.

What's that for?

Don't ask stupid questions!

I'm not doing this by myself.

Yo.

We gotta empty the coolers.

Get all this shit out of here, man.

Ben.

Benny!

What?

We gotta get rid of everything.

The venison, the beer.

I could use some help.

Well go ask Hank!

He'll tell you what to do.

Hey, hey, you're stuck out here

with the rest of us, man.

Benny!

Are we deep enough yet?

Not yet.

Well how much longer are we gonna have to do this?

It's filling with water.

I know what it's doing, okay?

Just stop bitching and dig.

I'm gonna rest for a minute.

You can rest when we're finished.

My hands are numb.

Ow, that hurt, asshole!

Pick it up.

You pick it up.

Timmy!

Timmy!

God.

So can we try and get out of here now?

Where's Benny?

He got pissed off and left.

What do you mean he left?

He took off down the road.

Fuck.

Come on.

Come on! - Kaz.

- Come on. - Kaz, Kaz!

Come on!

What?

Move.

What the hell do you think you gonna do, huh?

Huh, seriously?

Hey, hey, easy okay?

Hey, be easy.

Hey, hey, I'm serious man.

Take it easy!

Yo, goddamn it!

Hey, get up, get up, I got it, man.

Watch out, watch out, watch out.

Jesus, you're gonna strip my pop's transmission,

tear up my damn car.

Keep an eye out for Benny.

Slow down, there he is.

Hey Benny!

Benny, get in.

Would you just stop and talk to me for a second?

I have nothing to say to you.

Just get back in the RV.

It's 70 miles to town.

What are you gonna do, walk all the way?

You did your thing

now I'm gonna do mine, all right?

You think I wanted to do that?

Do you think that was easy?

I don't know.

You're the guy who makes everything look easy, right?

So you tell me, Hank.

I did it for all of us, Benny.

Whether you believe me or agree with me,

that's why I did it, all right?

And now it's over and we gotta stick together.

There's no we.

There's no us.

It's just you, Hank.

All those times I fought for you,

walked every last play

to keep you from taking a hit,

what do you think that was for?

A trophy?

Thanks man.

For what?

For watching my back all those games.

I'm serious.

They're gonna be a lot bigger

and a lot meaner in college.

Piece of shit wipers.

Rain's coming down pretty hard.

Just don't stop, whatever you do.

What happened to your face, Tiny Tim?

Let me guess.

Hank got so tired of your pissing and moaning

he just couldn't help himself.

All those years you following him around

like a little puppy dog,

yapping at his heels,

trying to get attention.

You're just jealous Hank and I did something

that you didn't have the guts to do.

Is that right?

Yeah.

You don't like it that we did it together,

that maybe he did something for me.

Oh man.

Man, oh man.

You don't get it do you?

Hank is gonna have schools around the country

throwing scholarships at him.

The next four years of his life are planned out.

20 if he plays it right.

You really think

he's gonna let you get in the way of that?

Why is it you're not going with him?

Oh, you know what?

That's right.

Because even on your best day

you're a piece of shit lousy player.

At least I played the game.

I fought the fight.

What'd you ever do, huh?

Oh, I remember.

You sat on the sidelines .

I was there for Hank and the team.

That don't make you part of the team though, does it?

Give it back.

It doesn't make you a player.

Give me my inhaler.

It don't make you special.

Give it back, you bastard.

It doesn't make you anything than what you are.

Right?

You give that to me, it's mine!

Oh now.

You know what you are, right?

You're a scared little fuck up.

Rain's getting seriously out of control, guys!

You give that to me.

It's mine!

You want this?

You need this?

You don't need this, right?

Come on.

You know what?

It kinda looks like a little dick.

Like sucking a little dick?

Give that back or I'm gonna--

Or what?

Or what?

What, what, what, what, what?

You're gonna tell your big brother on me?

I could use some help here!

What?

I can barely see the road.

Oh yeah?

What's wrong?

Shit's coming down pretty hard, man.

Oh man, it's dark.

What are you doing?

You think you can push me around whenever you want?

Huh? - It's a joke.

I'm messing with you, all right?

Come on.

Oh yeah?

Well I got a joke for you.

Hey now.

Get down on your knees

and you beg me not to blow your fucking head off!

What the hell are you doing?

Timmy, put the gun down.

Not until he says he's sorry.

Timmy.

I'm tired of taking everyone's shit!

Put the gun down!

Oh God.

Kaz.

Kaz, I got you.

I got you.

Ben, come on.

I hit my head, Hank.

We gotta get to the back.

- Hank. - Come on, Benny.

Tim!

Tim, I need your help!

Tim!

Timmy!

Shit!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, Kaz.

Come on.

Benny, hold onto me.

Let's go.

Come on.

We gotta go.

We gotta get out of here.

Timmy!

Timmy!

Timmy!

Hank.

Hank.

Yeah, I'm right here man.

I can't move, man.

I'm right here.

I can't move.

Timmy.

Tiny Tim, what happened to you?

Where's Kaz?

Huh?

What are you looking at me for?

I guess you didn't hear me back there?

Back where?

Back in the RV when I needed your help.

But you can hear me now, can't you?

All I'm trying to do is breathe, all right?

What do you want from me?

I want you to ask where Kaz is like you give a damn.

Hey, I was trying not to drown, okay?

I hurt my arm.

You wanna see where Kaz is?

Here, I'll show you!

He's out there in the RV at the bottom of the river

because you were too busy saving your own ass.

I'm sorry!

Hank.

Do you smell that?

Smells like shit.

Is it me?

Did I shit myself?

Benny, Benny, Benny, Benny, Benny.

Benny, stop, stop, look at me!

Look at me.

We gotta get back to the highway, okay?

I can't move, man.

Put your arms around me.

Put your arms around me!

Let me carry you.

Where's Kaz?

Where's Kaz, man?

Let me do the talking.

Paging Doctor McCoglia.

Call extension 19A.

Doctor McCoglia.

Extension 19A.

Is Benny okay?

He fractured his skull.

He's paralyzed from the waist down

and he's in a coma.

That answer your question?

Hey, what are we gonna say to the police?

You said we-- - Stop talking, all right?

I know what I said.

We went on a hunting trip.

We were looking for a piece of private land,

we got lost, we headed back to the highway.

The weather turned bad.

The road washed out.

Kaz couldn't see where he was going.

What about the--

Nothing more!

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

Yeah, I, I understand.

The less we say, the better.

A single engine Cessna

with four people on board

tried an emergency landing this afternoon

and ended up on its back.

The aircraft carrying two adults and two children,

touched down near a retention pond.

But flipped over onto solid ground.

Hello.

It's that recruiter callin'

from California.

No, you finish your dinner.

I got it.

Hello, this is Justin Youngblood.

What can I do for ya?

Yes sir.

Well my boys got a lot of meetings

over the next couple of weeks.

State park ranger

first reported missing six weeks ago.

Well that's right.

Park officials and county law enforcement

have joined together in the investigation

which began hours after ranger Lee Brennan

failed to report for work.

A spokesperson for Texas wildlife

said Mr. Brennan was last seen entering the park

on his day off.

Give me a call on your primary, 5574.

What's the matter, honey?

You can't sleep?

No, I'm just thirsty.

You hungry?

I can make you a sandwich.

No, I'm okay.

I think I'm just gonna go back to bed.

I know you got a lot on your mind

with all that's happened.

Do you believe in heaven and hell, Mom?

What kind of question is that?

Do you?

Do you think God punishes us

for the bad things we do?

I think he leaves it to us to punish ourselves

and each other.

Assume the level of motion of projectile

is being measured through a free fall frame.

What this describes is the perfect projectile.

The force of primary importance happening

when the projectile.

Shit.

Hi.

Hi.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

My parents are out of town this week,

if you wanted to come over.

Hank.

Could you follow me to my office?

Mr. Youngblood, Sergeant Traeger, Deputy Constable.

Come right on in.

So I've been reading your statement

from the night you and your friends

went motor homing together.

Looks like you left out a few details.

Your brother says that you and your friends were drinking.

Is that true?

It's a yes or no question.

A few beers, maybe.

Maybe?

I don't know.

I wasn't keeping track.

Then it could've been a lot more than a few, am I right?

Could it have been you boys

were having a pretty good time

until somebody got the bright idea

to start playing around with one of those

hunting rifles on board?

You see, your rifle was the only one out of its case,

the only one with a spent round still in the chamber.

So somebody fired that rifle

inside that RV and that bullet

caught your friend right there

just before he drove into the river.

So who was it, Mr. Youngblood?

Who was it that fired that rifle?

Was it you?

Do I have to repeat the question?

It was Benny.

Go on.

I went to the bathroom.

When I came out he was holding it.

How was he holding it?

One hand or two?

Down here or up here?

I don't know.

The RV was weaving, I lost my balance.

Your brother says that Benny was always picking on him.

That true?

Yeah, sometimes.

He tells me that when you was in the bathroom,

Benny started waving the rifle around,

trying to scare him?

No he would never--

Wouldn't what?

What wouldn't he do?

Look, I understand he's your friend,

you carried him on your back when he couldn't walk,

you saved his skin

but I don't know,

maybe you're just trying

to keep him out of trouble,

but he was the one holding that rifle

when it was fired, wasn't he?

And that makes him responsible for what happened.

Hey listen, I didn't know he was gonna show up

and start asking questions, okay?

You know, I was just trying to keep us out of trouble.

What was I supposed to do?

By blaming it all on Benny?

Well it was his fault as much as mine!

I am sick of getting dragged into your bullshit.

I'm sick of making excuses for you

and always covering for you!

Well you know what, maybe just once

you could stand up for me!

Maybe just once you could tell Benny

to stop picking on me and laughing at me

and making me feel small!

Get the fuck away from me.

Yeah is Deputy Traeger there?

Tim Youngblood.

Hello?

Could I speak

to Tim Youngblood, please?

He's not home from school yet.

Who's calling?

This is Deputy Constable Traeger

returning his call.

I see.

Well, I'll be sure he gets this message.

Timothy.

Timothy!

Timothy, open the door please.

We need to talk.

Hank.

I'm so glad you're here.

Mrs. Kittman.

Young man,

I wanna say thank you

for what you did for Benny,

for what you've done.

Are you gonna tell Dad?

I haven't decided yet.

Have you told anyone else?

What about that man who called?

The Deputy?

I didn't talk to him.

Why'd you call him?

'Cause I was gonna try to fix it.

But I don't know how.

I'm tired of always doing the wrong thing.

The way that everyone looks at Hank,

and at me like he's everything and I'm nothing.

You get a hold of yourself.

You can't undo what you did

and neither can your brother.

There's been enough damage done.

It's time you start thinking

about your own family now

because that's just about all you've got in the world.

And whether you know it or not,

your father is sick.

He can't take care of us anymore.

He never really could.

Not well enough anyway.

But Hank's gonna change all that.

He's gonna go out in the world

and he's gonna be a success

and he won't forget us.

You understand?

I don't know how things got so messed up.

I was trying...

I don't know what I was trying to do.

I was looking for a way out.

Now watch this.

You're gonna love it.

Can you believe that, huh?

Six years old.

Hell, he can't even get his fingers on the laces.

So what about the younger Youngblood?

You have any interest in football?

I help the team carry water and towels

and medical supplies.

He's more of a spectator than a player.

Well, without spectators

it wouldn't be much of a game, now would it?

So tell me Hank,

what do you like to do when you're not playing ball?

What do you mean?

Hey now, what's that?

Some sort of trick question?

Well as I'm sure you know,

there's a lot of young men

who are unprepared for the pressures.

Academic and otherwise and--

Whoa, my son thrives on pressure.

And since you seen two seasons worth of games,

you know how many times he brought that team

back from defeat.

Week after week after goddamn week.

Justin.

Ah, come on Enid.

Mr. Skaekel's a big boy.

Take a little straight talk.

Anyone with their eyes open

can see what's going on here.

Yeah?

You come down into our little piss hole of a town

then you talk about football

like it's a subject in school.

But the plain truth is

what your school or any school wants is to win.

But that won't happen unless you get players

like my son here who goes out there to win.

Live or die, right?

Ah, hell.

Go get a waiter Justin, please.

I'm so sorry.

It's quite all right ma'am.

It's just a bit of water.

Excuse me.

Dad.

Yeah, I got this all under control.

He's bringing us some towels.

Hey listen, you know we got

that fancy suited son of a bitch

right where we want him.

When I'm done with him--

He didn't come here for you.

And I don't need you to speak for me.

Do you understand?

Look, I'm sorry about that Mr. Skaekel.

My dad--

Hank,

your father's a proud man.

He's got a reason to be.

Look, I'm not very good at talking about myself.

I know what I want

and I know I was born to play

and I'd like to play for your school

if you'd let me.

Mr. Skaekel, nevermind me.

I got two left hands sometimes

and I talk too damn loud, too much.

Beg your pardon.

Why don't we have a toast?

Hell yeah.

To Hank's future

and I hope that we can be a part of it.

Whose is this?

I have no idea.

All right, look at that.

They left the keys right in it.

I'll be damned.

It's got your name on it.

Justin, what is this?

I say you get right on in and take a ride.

- Justin-- - Don't worry about it.

It's paid for.

Yeah, go on, start it up.

Yeah.

Have fun!

Whatever Enid.

It's not whatever.

I just think I have the right to know.

You don't have to worry about it.

I've got it under control.

How?

How do you have everything under control?

I put a second mortgage on the house, all right?

He can't hold his head up

driving around that piece of junk.

He needs that money for school.

Oh for Christ's sake,

he just got a scholarship.

He's on his way.

Oh, to hell with the papers, Enid.

Why can't you just let your hair down,

just for once?

Celebrate.

Come on.

Don't.

Why is it so hard to be happy for us?

After all this time, this is our moment too.

Come on.

Justin, stop.

Ah now, come on.

Let me see you.

Justin, stop.

You're gonna break something!

Mrs. Youngblood?

Yes.

Sergeant Traegar, precinct four, constable's office.

I'd like to speak to your sons, ma'am.

They're not home.

They're out with friends.

Well I'd like to see both of them at my office

first thing in the morning.

What's this about?

Just an ongoing investigation, sir.

Put the bottle away, Justin.

Timothy.

What the hell's going on?

What are you doing?

Come outside, I wanna show you something.

Come on.

Why didn't you tell me about all this before?

Maybe I just wanted it to go away.

Things like this don't go away on their own.

I suppose not.

But things like they are right now,

we can't just leave it be.

Everything depends on Hank.

I'll call you when I find him.

Yeah.

Yeah, I found him.

Yeah.

Your mother was worried about you.

Sorry.

Where are we going?

To help your brother.

You haven't said anything.

What do you want me to say?

I don't know.

That you understand why I did what I did.

When I was a kid I was scared a lot.

My parents kept saying

"You'll be fixed soon and everything will change."

But at some point I realized

in order for me to get a new heart,

someone else would have to die.

Mrs. Youngblood.

I thought I made it clear

I wanted to see both your boys.

My youngest son ran off last night

and my husband's out looking for him.

Your boys tried to cover up

a shooting aboard a motor home

but they got caught in a lie.

So they changed that story.

Turns out that's a lie as well

because the only prints on that rifle

are yours and your brothers.

Is that what this is about?

Who did what in a motor home?

Yes ma'am.

And under what circumstances.

My brother--

It was Timothy who fired the rifle.

He said that Benjamin was picking on him

and he was just trying to scare him

into saying he was sorry.

Stop right there ma'am.

It was wrong of my boys to lie to you.

It was a stupid thing to do.

I didn't ask you here to speak for your son.

They know it and we know it

but why didn't you ask me this last night

instead of putting us through all of this?

Mrs. Youngblood, we're gonna need to hear from Tim.

You understand that?

Mrs. Youngblood?

Where are we?

Dad?

Mom tell you?

I know I messed up

but I can fix it, okay?

I can say the ranger died right there

where he was wheen I found him

and I buried him all by myself

and I didn't tell anyone,

nobody knew anything,

and we got in the RV and we drove off, okay?

I won't mention Hank at all.

He won't be a part of any of it.

That's what I'm gonna say all right?

Let's go for a walk.

What's that for?

Come on.

Dad.

I'm sorry, I am.

I'm sorry I caused so much trouble.

And I'm sorry I'm not like Hank.

Mom?

Are you okay?

When Timmy told you about what happened in the RV,

did he say anything else about that night?

I don't know what you mean.

Your father's home.

Hank.

Don't ever forget how much we love you.

Did you find him?

Once after a game, my dad put me up on his shoulders.

He marched me around the neighborhood.

He was laughing and smiling.

He was bragging to anybody that would listen

like I was his trophy and he was the winner.

And other days, the ride home got real quiet.

Tim and me in the backseat,

afraid to say a word 'cause we knew what was coming

and there was no way we could stop it.

Timmy had chewed through his lip one day

and I saw the blood on his chin.

He was so scared.

He was crying so I took his hand

and crawled through the opening of the fence

into this big field of wild grass on the other side.

It was tall and it was green, it was soft.

And we took our shoes off and we ran.

We ran until we couldn't run anymore

and we just laid there together.

All we could see was blue skies.

He held my hand so tight it went numb.

He asked me if we were safe and I said "Yeah."

I knew it was a lie but I said it anyway

because I was supposed to make things better

at least for a little while.

Easy.

Boys, stay in the yard.

May I help you?

My name's Hank Youngblood.

Are you Mrs. Brennan?

Yes, I am.

It's about your husband, ma'am.