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Alba: What did you do with his clothes?
- I burned them. Most of them.
Alba: What is this?
Batty: I don't know.
Alba: Make sure to sand it down, it looks dreadful.
Make the bed first.
And bring me a lamp from the living room.
I need light.
And then run me a bath.
Can you cook?
- A little. I like to.
- What can you cook?
- Fish soup.
Omelette.
Roast chicken.
Eggplant caponata.
- That's it?
- Avocado toast?
- I like Indian.
Palak paneer, biryani.
Korma.
Learn.
Mm-hm.
At first, ruling over someone
feels perfectly natural.
Batty: Thank you.
For not turning me in.
I don't deserve it.
Thank you.
Thank you for letting me live.
Thank you.
Alba: Did you poison it?
Batty: No.
Alba: Which one is mine?
Drink it.
You have 30 seconds.
Now drink yours. In one fell swoop.
I want to be alone.
Go swim in the ocean.
I'll watch you from here.
Try not to drown.
It would be so suspicious,
it would probably get me arrested,
but you'd be dead, so you couldn't enjoy it.
Cruelty is underrated.
It's surprisingly easy to order people around
and make them do ridiculous things,
particularly monsters who steal your husband,
your house, and your entire identity.
- You have lovely hair.
Do you like it?
- No.
- What can I do better?
- I can write a whole book about that.
- That's not very constructive.
Alba: Put this on.
Over your eyes.
Are you dizzy? - Yes.
- Are you dizzier?
Batty: Yes.
Alba: Follow the sound of my voice.
Come to me.
Are you afraid?
Are you afraid?
- Yes.
- Come to me.
Did I say stop?
- Settle down, Batty.
There's no need to shake.
You do not have permission to shake.
- Mm-hm.
- Good.
Now come to me.
Alba: Stop.
Take one step backwards.
Down on your knees.
Crawl to me.
- Well done.
It helped when she fought back.
It felt like validation.
I was on the right track.
- How did you sleep?
- Fine.
You?
- Fine.
- I know you love your cold milk.
Lap it up.
Did you know about me when you met Archie?
- Yes.
- You said he told you it was over between us.
- But he didn't say that.
- What did he say exactly?
- He said you were a capricious child
with zero interest in him,
a narcissist who took pictures of yourself all day.
That making love had become merely copulation,
the most unimaginative activity on earth.
That he was suffocating.
- Oh.
But slowly, the conundrum of repetition
begins to weigh on you.
You have to keep upping the stakes
and it becomes a lot like a job
like the poor souls who work at the post office
and go ballistic because
the mail simply keeps on coming.
- Would you like anything else?
- Sing.
Yes, little monkey. Sing.
Alba: I thought about her day and night.
I considered her my friend.
Well, not a friend.
Not exactly.
I was in a state of... confusion.
I dreamt about her constantly.
How did it happen?
- It's the heat.
- Where are your clothes?
This is so embarrassing. Wear this.
It became clear
I had to bring the game to a stop.
So I set a trap.
I would demand something she couldn't possibly submit to.
I have devised a game.
I hope you will have as much fun playing it
as I had devising it.
Have you noticed the construction site
across from the market?
- Yes.
- You will go there.
You will pay three workers 500 dollars apiece
to come home with you.
The biggest, meanest, roughest ones.
You will fuck all three of them here in front of me.
- What if they don't speak English?
- Repeat after me: Boys.
- Boys.
- I need you to fill all my holes.
- I need you to fill all my eggs.
- Holes.
- Holes.
- Means "holes". Huevos means "eggs".
- Oh.
- Go on.
What if you met someone
willing to do anything you ask of them.
Anything at all.
Stop.
Stop.
I'm so sorry.
So terribly sorry.
I don't know why I did that.
This is not who I am.
Please forgive me.
- Maybe we're not who we think we are.
- I'm so sorry.
- Maybe everybody thinks they're someone they're not.
- Can I ask you a question?
- I don't know.
- Can I ask you a question?
- I guess.
- Do you ever say what you mean?
- Not very often. You?
- Do you like to be told what to do?
- Is this another game?
- No.
- Is this another game?
- Come in.
- Just wanted to say good night.
- Good night.
Do you want to sleep here with me?
- No.
- You could move into this room for a little bit.
- Thank you.
I appreciate it.
Batty! Batty?
Stop that right now.
Batty!
Please don't do this.
Stop! Right! Now!
What are you doing?
- Let me go.
- Tell me what to do.
Please tell me what to do.
- Where did you find a Bible?
Where did you find this?
Did Inocencia leave this here?
- It makes no sense.
It makes perfect sense.
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