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Wicked Pictures presents a film by Brad Armstrong
Mia Malkova
Alexis Fawkes
Mercedes Carrera
Jesse Roth
Fire Williams.
Xander Corvus.
Brett Armstrong.
There comes a time when you've got to reach out to those who are less
fortunate in life. It may not be your friends.
It may not be your neighbors.
As the Gospel of Luke says, But you love your enemies, and you do good to them,
and you do good to them, without expecting anything.
And you will receive a great reward, for it is good for the ungrateful and the
wicked.
Daughter of a priest.
This is the essence.
It is easy to love those who are nice.
It is hard to love someone you despise.
But this love,
This love can change the world.
John from the Gospel of John says, Let us not love by word or tongue, but
love by deed and
truth.
It's not as easy as it seems.
There is no word in the Bible.
It's really not that easy.
I wonder, if people knew how you study hard, would your words impress
them more, or not, because it's a prepared text?
Well, I guess the good news is that they won't know.
It will be our secret.
Only people who know about it are you, your mother, and God.
I know I can trust three out of four, so watch for yourself.
I won't tell anyone.
That's my girl.
I was thinking about going to the city. Would you like to come with me?
Yeah, I could go. I could go.
Well, thanks.
Very good. How about you meet me in ten minutes? Okay.
Well, not really.
Did you finish your brochure?
Well, I just have a couple of things to do tonight.
Then I'll finish it today.
Did you learn the hymns already?
Yeah, don't worry.
I won't let you down.
So I hear you're helping your mother in the garden.
Yeah, I think an assistant won't be able to stop her.
I'm sure she appreciates that. Yes, of course.
She loves her garden.
She does.
She's very proud.
If my guess is correct, you want to buy yourself ice cream, right?
Yes, I want something that's covered in chocolate and sprinkled with nuts.
Sweet.
I'm like that.
Why do you need to go to the store?
Oh, just other stuff.
Fixing stuff around the house.
All right.
Here we are.
Want some spank?
Here you go.
A couple bucks.
Thank you, Dad.
Remember, don't be too long.
Wow, wow.
Well, well, who do we have here? Who are you?
I am...
Well, I... Don't be nervous.
I'm not biting.
I just want to know your name. I'm Marissa.
Marissa.
It's a pretty name for a pretty girl.
I just saw you from the garage, knowing that you looked so happy with this ice
cream. I just looked so happy.
I just had to come over and say hello. I'm Billy, by the way. Billy, by the
way. It's nice to meet you.
Yeah, I've seen you before.
Here and there.
I just couldn't come up to it.
Why not? Well, you know, because of your dad.
I don't remember seeing you in the church.
I don't either.
I just never seemed to find him.
Well, maybe you should find him. You might like him.
I'll come if you're there.
I'll be there.
Rain or shine.
That made me so scared.
Marissa?
Yes, Dad?
Everything okay?
Yes, Dad.
And who's this?
This is Billy.
He's interested in our Sunday service.
I told him to check it out.
Is that a fact?
Sir, it is.
Well, our doors are open to everyone.
I'll keep an eye on you.
Young man.
And then what happened?
And then he leaned so close as if he wanted to kiss me. And then?
And then my dad came up. No.
Oh, yeah.
And then he got fat and became so polite.
What else was there? Was he cute?
I didn't say he was cute, but there's something about him.
He has such eyes, as if he's looking at his soul.
It made me nervous.
I've heard he's friends with Cheryl Hansen's brother. She says he's the only
one who's not.
I don't doubt it.
But there's still something about him.
What would you have done if he kissed you?
I probably would have frozen.
Well, at first, yes, out of surprise.
But then you would answer with a kiss.
Now, I don't even know how to.
Are you saying you haven't had a kiss before? I know that.
No, I've had a kiss with a boy.
But we didn't know what to do, so it doesn't count.
Would your mouth open?
Would you put his tongue in? Would you go around?
You love him?
No. We just kind of прижались губами, как в кино.
Тогда это и не считается.
Но ничего.
Я никому не выдам твой секрет.
А ты уже... Да.
С кем?
Я о таком не рассказываю. Но могу тебе показать.
Что? Если хочешь научиться целоваться, я помогу.
Боже мой! Не поминай в суе.
Your dad wouldn't approve.
He wouldn't like what you're going to do.
Shh.
You're going to ruin it. Now close your eyes, open your mouth, and say,
Amen.
Very slowly.
Did that happen, Marissa?
before.
Trust me, I like it.
Do you want me to stop?
No. I like it. Me too.
Don't be shy Marisa.
You taste sweet as a peach.
You wanna try?
My turn.
Thank you.
Just start by kissing it. Nice and gentle.
Just like that.
Feel
good?
Yes, very much so.
Mm-hmm.
Jesus!
Just like that.
Now you'll be ready when the boys come around.
Hello, Mom.
Where are you then?
Just at Jenny's.
And how is she?
Great.
All right. Go clean up and cover the table.
Okay.
So how's it going in the city?
Anything exciting?
Uh-oh. What happened?
While I was at Ed's, your daughter was talking to some guy.
That's not true.
I don't even know him. And it turned out that you were friends with him.
He came to the car and said to me, what was I supposed to do?
Dear, she's cute.
Of course, boys like her.
It wasn't just a boy, but the son of Helen Davidson.
Oh.
Well, what does that mean?
It means that you need to stay away from him.
Why?
It's for the good of your own good, Marisa. Listen to your father.
It's very simple. He doesn't deserve you.
You don't need to be associated with such people.
Such people?
What about love for enemies?
Or is that just words?
That's enough, Marisa.
I think we got a problem.
What are you doing here? I just wanted to see you. Okay, I saw you. Now go.
Well, I did want to see you, but I didn't have a chance to.
This is not a very good idea.
Why not?
Please, go.
My dad can't see you.
Well, look, then just go out with me.
Otherwise, I'll come up to you and try to convince you. Oh, no, I've got to
start singing.
No. Well, I'll start singing now. No.
Well, you'll wait.
How do I start singing? No.
Okay, well then, goodbye.
Okay, just go.
You see, it's not that hard.
I'll just meet me down in the river, let's say, at noon.
Okay, now go.
All right. Are you sure?
Yes.
Maybe... Okay.
And you're full of surprises.
Oh, you haven't seen anything yet.
Sit down, come on.
Nice.
Do you do this for everyone?
Oh, wow. Everyone?
No, I... Don't be nervous.
I'm just kidding.
Okay. Funny how you said it.
Dочка священника не должна так говорить.
Есть что съедобное?
Угощайся, да.
Я правда не ожидал.
Сюрприз. Я не такая хорошая девочка, какой меня считают.
И правда.
Какие сюрпризы ты еще скрываешь?
Ну вот сам и узнаешь. Да ведь?
Yes, sir.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
It is nice out here, isn't it? Oh, yeah.
Very nice.
Hey. Have you ever kissed?
Yeah.
Who?
Tell me everything.
Sure.
Do you feel like kissing me?
Maybe. Are you a good kisser?
Check it yourself.
Well? What well?
I kiss well.
Yes.
Yes? Yes.
Maybe we'll go to the old swing?
Come on.
Yes.
Come back here.
Thank you.
Strip it.
Thank you.
You sure?
Yeah.
you
Yeah.
Huh.
Hey there.
Hey.
How was your day?
Good. Do you need any help?
No. But we do need to talk.
About what?
I think you know.
About the boy Papa was talking about. I'm saying, there's no boy.
I don't even know him. Why does everyone keep... Marissa, I saw you talking to
him from the window this morning. What?
I was out in the garden, and I saw you coming out of the window.
Don just showed up, and I told him to leave.
Nothing like that.
Your father would be upset.
But you're not going to tell him?
I'm not sure.
You're putting me in an awkward position.
In any case, you shouldn't have anything to do with that boy.
Okay. I'm serious.
You can't be offended.
I said I'm sorry. Who are you?
Hey, please.
I'm not sure we're going to be able to meet.
My mom just scolded me.
Because you have a bad reputation.
Billy Davidson, you have nothing.
Maybe when they go to bed.
Okay, I'll try.
Oh, I'm not sure.
Oh, you don't trust her?
I trust her.
It's him I'm worried about. I can't let him take her away.
The more you protect her, the more she resists.
As a result, you push her into his embrace.
And you don't want that?
That's for sure.
Listen, we know that Marissa is a good girl.
She's smart and reasonable.
I'm sure she won't do anything stupid.
I hope so.
I just can't help it.
This kid,
he's just bad.
Let her find out.
I know if I listened to my father, we wouldn't be together.
I know.
He reminds me of it at every meeting.
But I'm happy that I listened to him. And you see, everything went great.
With every day, I love you more and more. You just proved
that I'm right.
Calm down.
Okay.
Thank you.
Ah.
Cheers. Cheers.
Oh my god.
Mmm.
Sorry, I don't know what's on me.
Stop. We're not going to talk about that right now.
I'm going to go downstairs.
Do you want anything?
No, no, thank you.
God damn it.
Marissa, she's gone.
What? She's not in the room.
The window's open.
She must have run away. But why did she run away?
To meet him.
Where are you going?
I'll find her and bring her back.
I'll go with you.
No, stay.
Wow, that's a good shot.
Where did you learn to play like that?
Just because I'm a daughter of a priest doesn't mean I don't go anywhere.
I already understand.
Now you're going to play all night, or are you going to give it to me? Well,
make a couple of hits.
Almost.
I just need to go to the bathroom.
Well, of course.
Where is she?
Who is she?
I don't know.
Listen here.
I don't have time to joke with you.
So you want to have fun?
I'm not joking.
Dad, stop it!
Go to the car.
Go, Marissa. Go home.
Listen to your dad.
Don't even dare to come close to my daughter.
Do you understand me?
Don't dare to talk to her. Don't call her.
Do you understand?
Oh, yes, sir. I understand everything perfectly. Good.
I hope I'll never see you again.
Do you understand me?
Don't worry, priest.
I think we're going to be seeing each other soon.
Get back to your palaces.
Fuck! Get in the car.
Why did you do that?
I don't know what you were thinking.
I don't know what you were thinking. I just
wanted to make you laugh.
The big deal is this guy is a piece of shit. And if you think it's going to end
well, you're mistaken.
You were blowing up an elephant.
Really? You ran out in the middle of the night with a boy you don't even know.
You don't know him, you don't know his family.
I don't care.
I don't.
And you're not going to get married like a cheap whore.
Great. Now you think your daughter is a whore.
No, I'm not.
But other people will think that.
How can you not see that he's the only problem?
If you're suddenly feeling that he loves you and that you're going to be happy
together,
you need to give that to him. Do you always think you know everything?
What if he does love me and you're wrong?
Oh, Marissa, please just stop it and think.
Some things you're dreaming of.
This is one of them.
Just trust me. It's not going to end well.
Look who's here.
I heard you got a shirt in the shop today.
Yeah, boy. That ain't what I heard.
And I heard you and the priest had a good fight.
Well, sort of.
Why did he get so mad at you?
Fuck his daughter?
Tell me you didn't.
What were you thinking?
I wasn't thinking at all.
That's for sure.
There are so many girls in the city, and you had a fight with the priest's
daughter. Maybe I wanted something else, Trina.
Oh, goodness.
Billy wanted a good girl.
Shut up. You don't understand anything.
I know that this girl won't give you what I can give you.
She doesn't annoy me like you do.
You know you're bored.
Look, I just came in to have a snack. That's all.
If I did get bored, I'd just go to the door and hang a sign
that said, Rip that little hat off and take it to the table.
So do it.
I guess I will.
You want me to teach you some churchgoers how to suck your cock like
this?
You miss me now.
I'm fucking paying.
Let's choke it down.
I knew you didn't come in here just for no reason.
I need to work on some frustration.
I'm going to spread that out on the center.
Just like that
Fucking toilet and pussy keep kicking me out.
It shouldn't be kicking me out because it wants me in there, right?
I miss you there.
Oh my god, I love that fucking car.
You want that apple pie?
You know I do.
Do you wish to give a shout-out to the priest's daughter?
Thank you for coming.
Yes, please. What can I do for you?
I think I have a problem with Marisa.
Is everything okay with her?
Yes, but I'm afraid she might get into trouble. She somehow got in trouble. She
somehow got in trouble. She somehow got in trouble. She somehow got in trouble.
She somehow got in trouble. She somehow got in trouble.
She somehow got in trouble.
She somehow got in
trouble.
Something like that.
I'm pretty sure I can handle it with Maurice, but he's not afraid of God.
I thought you'd be more convincing.
I got you. Let me have a whack-up. In the meantime, watch Maurice and stay
away from him.
What's that supposed to mean?
I heard you had a fight at the shop.
Don't you have to talk to him? We don't need problems. Understood.
Thank you.
Pasta.
Jesus, what are you doing here? I wanted to see you.
I'm sorry for my father. It won't happen again.
Yeah, I got it. I'm looking forward to it.
And, man, he already sent a sheriff.
What? Yeah, he sent Sheriff Myers.
He scared me and said to stay away from you. Or else what?
I don't know.
I don't want to know for sure.
I know one thing for sure.
You can't come here. But I want to be with you.
What can we do?
You're killing me.
Shit. Look, just go out to my car, lay low, hide there.
I'll be done here when you go out or something, okay? Okay.
They shouldn't see you.
Okay.
dancing on. My baby at my side singing country songs.
No, things don't get much better than this.
Got an old Ford truck with a trailer hitch.
I'd like to drink a beer for the first pitch.
This here is my American bliss.
So, preacher's pretty pissed off about you.
Yeah, he says you're a heathen and you're going to ruin my life.
What do you think about that? Do I consider you a heathen? Probably.
Do you think you're going to ruin my life?
Probably not.
And all I know is that I like you.
A lot.
I like you too.
A lot.
Can I tell you something?
Sure.
And I want you to be better, okay?
Okay.
You... You were my first.
Your first what?
Oh, shit, really?
Not really the reaction I was looking for.
No, no, no. I'm sorry if it sounded rude.
I just... Wow, that's a... Just took me by surprise.
Yeah, I knew you had me. I knew you had me. I didn't think
I was going to be the first.
Well, congratulations.
Is everything okay?
Yeah.
Just so many things.
I knew you were going to get scared.
Forget what I said.
I don't want to get married and have kids.
I just want to have fun.
We can do it.
Can we hang out?
Yeah, yeah.
It's fine.
Good.
And there's something else.
Okay. More surprises.
Kind of.
I know you're more experienced than the other women.
But I was wondering if you could do with me what
you would not normally do with them.
What? Teach me.
Marissa, I think that's a bad idea.
I do.
Are you sure?
I'm sure.
Yes, you are.
Yes,
you are.
Just relax your mouth.
How's that feel?
It's okay.
Is it
too hard? Can you take it?
No?
It's okay?
Put your tongue out to me.
Put your tongue out.
It's a cookie chocolate, but I kind of like it.
Really? Yes.
Okay,
keep your eyes open.
Come on, as deep as you can. Let me see.
Yeah, do you fucking know, huh?
Mostly?
You're a child?
I mean,
I guess you ain't the good girl, y'all.
People think you are, huh?
Show me what you're learning.
Fuck.
Oh,
fuck.
Oh, shit.
I'm getting good at that, baby.
Oh, shit.
Get
my
leg out.
You want to play?
Yeah.
How's that little pussy doing? Oh, God.
Are you ready for your baby?
I am.
I think it's the time for praying.
Put your hands up. Let me see.
Show it to me. I got to show it to you.
Show it to me.
Don't be afraid to spit out
Shit. Just like that.
Just bounce your ass up and down.
Oh, fuck.
That's a good girl.
Shit.
How's that feel?
Let me see you bounce your ass.
Just bounce it.
Put it on your feet.
Spin all the way around, don't come off.
Ready?
It's so good.
You want what?
Oh,
fuck.
Fuck.
Well, hello there.
What can I do for you?
I'm not here for that.
I just want to talk.
Well, your price is the same way.
You're now.
Okay.
No, wait.
We don't need everything here.
Just do it.
Don't touch my shoes.
So what can I do for you? Come on, sit down.
I
need
information about Billy Davidson.
They told me you know him.
Thank God.
I was afraid you wanted to help me get on the path of truth.
Do you know who I am?
Oh, yeah, I know a lot of people from your church.
But that's a different story.
What's love Billy been doing?
We are... We need to go away.
What makes you think I can help?
Oh, I heard he's your brother, and that you're close.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
He's my half-brother.
Daddy used to visit mom.
He was a mom. He was a mom. He was a mom.
He was a mom.
He was a mom.
He was a mom. He was a mom.
He was a mom.
He was a
mom.
He must really get on your nerves.
I just don't want him to get close to my daughter. He's a bad influence.
Because he's from a bad family?
Well, sort of, yeah.
Not all children from bad families are bad.
Some of us are friendly.
I'm friendly.
Madame, please.
Well, you don't like me?
I like you.
I'm sure you're good, madam.
I am.
Around.
You want to see him? Oh.
I like him.
What are you doing?
Tell you something.
You think I'm good?
I'm sorry,
I can't.
Well,
who knows when I'm going to need a savior.
me кажется здорово иметь своего священника
я грешна
хочешь спасти меня
Let me help you undress.
Is that what you want?
Let me have it.
Maybe you just got the demon
in you.
Come on now.
Nothing to do about it.
Come on.
Come on.
Yes, I'm like, yeah, yeah.
You know what you are.
Can you give her up for me?
Mmm!
Yet.
The devil's up with you.
The devil's up with you too.
You okay?
Yeah,
that's right.
That's right.
Make you feel better. Make you feel better that I'm the horse, not you.
That's what you want?
Yes, that's what you want. And that's what you want.
What you want?
That's what you really is.
And so are you.
And so are you.
Just like that.
I know I want you now.
I know where I want you.
Sit right there.
That's right.
That's right.
You know what?
Stay a lot of fun.
Stay a lot of fun.
You like that touch.
Oh, yes.
That's right. Fuck me up the ass like that.
Fuck me up the ass.
Fuck me up the ass.
Fuck me up the ass. Fuck me up the ass.
Fuck me up the ass.
I love about church folk.
What's that?
On any given day, they seem to pick and choose which rules they's gonna follow.
It doesn't really work that way.
Sure does seem like it.
Saturday night, they be scratching at my door.
And Sunday morning, they all dressed up for their Sunday best, asking for
forgiveness.
And look at you. You broke.
One, two, three that I can think of. It's been a long time since I read that
good book.
Let he without sin cast the first stone.
I ain't throwing stones.
I'm just saying.
Well, you ain't going to be saying anything about this meeting, right?
There's a secret safe with me, preacher.
Are you going to talk to your brother?
Yes, sir.
I most surely will.
Be convincing.
I always am.
What are you doing here?
Oh, you invited me.
It's been a long time. I really don't think you should come.
Oh, come on.
I want to see what's going on here.
Plus, your dad said doors are open for everyone.
Billy. Let's check.
No. Should we just go?
Hi. Thank you for coming.
It's late.
Your daddy's coming. Shit!
Good morning, Pastor.
You are some people.
Yeah, well, it is nice to see you.
Why don't you go and read over here?
Well, you invited me.
I figured I'd take Yeppo.
You got some nerve.
Yeah, yeah, it's... Lona asked me to say hello.
She's also sorry she can't come.
What do you get out of here?
Would you turn me away from the church?
Billy, don't.
Get out of here.
It's not very good.
No, you wouldn't want that.
You know, you might not have understood that I got fucked with the wrong person.
And you might find yourself sitting in a town like this.
It's in a town like this.
Yeah. Peace be with you.
Marisa.
Good job.
There you are.
I've been looking for you everywhere.
Well, what do you know?
You fucking found me. We need to talk.
Let me guess.
Your father's mad.
And he finally gave you an ultimatum. He says you can't see me no more.
Or he'll turn back on you forever.
Something like that?
Yeah, something like that.
But can you realize that there's something wrong with you?
Well, that was pretty much it for you.
Oh, what?
Showing up at church?
Shit, people might have been thinking, that's just me trying to get it over.
Or, hey, maybe that's my first step to changing my way of life.
I don't think people have ever seen it that way. You think I don't give a fuck
how they've seen it?
They've been looking up at me all my life.
What happened to me? Did something change?
Probably not.
But... But what?
But what?
Come on, you can get out of here. Tell me what you want.
Shit.
Fuck. I just think we need a break.
A month or so.
And a month or so.
What does that mean?
Baby, in a month or two, I'll forget what you were called. Why are you doing
this? Because this is the only way I can do it.
Okay? You tell me I ain't good enough for you.
Now you, you are going to come down here and tell me that? You ain't no better.
That's not what I mean.
I think you're wrong.
Now get out of here.
For the evil sinner who doesn't see the back of my car and doesn't teach the
lesson that you and your daddy will never forget.
Go on.
Prove him right.
Prove to everybody that you look like the way you are.
Get the fuck out of here before I finish you.
Go on, get out.
Thank you, Lord, for these gifts.
Thank you to those who raised our food and delivered it to us.
May our family be healthy and happy.
Amen. Amen. Amen.
How delicious.
Thank you.
Enjoy your meal.
Look at that. What a happy family.
Enjoy while you can.
It's all good.
Fuck.
Fuck.
Spit on me.
Spit on me. Let me see. Let me see.
I love
the way
you suck my dick.
Give me that cock.
Keep both them balls in your mouth.
Just like that, let me see.
As far as you can, let me see
Spit on it.
You fuck my teeth.
You fuck my teeth.
Oh yeah.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's right, that's right.
Oh, yeah.
You say that to all the boys, don't you?
Oh, fuck.
So, when the preacher asked how we knew each other, what'd you tell him?
He thought we was brother and sister.
I told him your daddy used to like to fuck my mama.
Visitor on the rez.
Had a thing for Indian girls.
Why the fuck'd you go and tell him that?
We ain't even close to related.
He was fun to fuck with.
I also told him some of his church folk were customers of mine.
You should have seen him twitch.
That sure was fun.
God damn it, mama.
That fucked up.
He had it coming.
Speaking of, what you got coming my way.
Oh, you gonna tell me this one Monday on the house?
Ain't nothing on the house, sugar.
You should feel lucky I made a house call.
greedy bitch cheap prick see
you next time yes ma'am
Marissa? Marissa, is that you?
I'm afraid, Marissa, in the library.
Your husband is looking for me in the city.
We have time to talk.
Find out our relationship.
Get out of here.
Come on, calm down.
I just want to talk.
I don't know what you're thinking, but I want you to leave immediately.
I'm the one who's talking, you see?
Calm down and listen to me.
You're going to be quiet?
Take my hand away.
There we go.
Good, good. See?
Now,
I don't know how things got out of hand.
I mean, you know, I just like a daughter. Your
husband just makes it easy.
He wants to protect her.
Yeah, well, he's doing that.
He's calling the cops, he's threatening me. I've got to say,
Mrs. Crenshaw, your husband's not the most pleasant person.
I don't think you should judge others.
Maybe that's true, but... I'm also not having fun with the
local whore while my wife is taking care of the garden.
You're lying!
Am I?
He's got you fooled.
He can just run around and do whatever he wants.
And you just sit here all alone.
Well, I bet you're very lonely.
You don't gotta be lonely anymore.
I must say, you're a beautiful woman.
Like mother, like daughter.
I really like Marisa. I think I'll love you too.
Don't. Come here.
Don't. Get off me.
Where were we?
Oh my God.
Are you okay? Did he hurt you?
I'm fine.
Well, Billy, wake up. Come on.
Finally.
I thought you died.
Fuck you!
Calm down. You'll have time to fight.
What the fuck is this?
Untie me!
No, son, I won't.
You've been bad.
And now it's time to repent.
And as I warned, pray for forgiveness.
Pray for forgiveness.
Fuck you!
God,
you're so stupid, huh?
Marisa told me about everything.
About how you took her virginity and attacked her mother.
You are a dumbass.
You think you can get out of the water dry?
What do you know about your daughter?
She is not as innocent as you think.
You know, she liked it so much.
She begged me to take her.
Just like your sweet little wife.
You're starting to like this, aren't you?
Give me a little more.
Stand up.
As a priest,
I'd like to forgive you for your sins, to save you.
But as a husband and father, I just can't.
What are you going to do?
Are you going to kill me?
I would like to.
God knows, you deserve death.
But that would be wrong.
Number six. Number six. Number six. Number six. Number six.
Number six. Number
six.
I wouldn't count on that. I heard a story about a frog and a scorpion. What
are you talking about?
It's a fairy tale. I won't bore you with a story, but in the end, the
scorpion is a frog when he has a frog.
When he asks why, he answers that it's not his fault, he was created that way.
What the fuck's that got to do with me?
You look like this scorpion. You're born bad.
It's your nature.
No matter what happens, you won't change.
Some people that you haven't saved, evil in some is too strong.
Hey, preacher.
Has anybody ever told you that you talk too much?
You're probably right.
Not that I say he's going to do it.
I think it's time to say goodbye.
Well, goodbye.
You're just going to leave me here?
I mean, really, no one's going to miss you.
And we're far away.
You won't be found soon. Don't worry.
I have companions for you.
What the fuck is that?
And there's barks and little bastards.
Is that you?
See what happens.
Maybe you won't. Let nature take its course. You're crazy.
Maybe.
I figured you've been here a long time.
Time for a little payback.
Besides.
And who would believe that a priest is capable of such a thing?
Well, yes.
Let him get angry.
Damn, he got angry.
Forgive me, Lord, for what I have done.
Forgive me, though I do not regret and do not repent.
Okay, that's it.
I got it.
Okay, you got it.
You're ready to meet your maker?
Yeah, that's enough.
I got it. You're a different day in front of him. Fuck. You're a different
day in front of him.
You're a different day in front of him. You're a different day in front of him.
You're a different day in front of him.
Fuck you!
You son of a bitch!
You son of a bitch!
Fuck you!
You son of a bitch!
Fuck you!
You son of a bitch!
Oh, God damn it!
Oh!
Marissa? Yes, Dad?
Everything okay?
It's okay.
Son,
if you know where to go from here... Go on now. Yes, sir.
Pastor.
Sheriff.
How are you, Marissa?
Billy Davidson began.
Oh, wow.
It's gone missing. Like three weeks.
Huh. Well, I guess what you said scared him.
He disappeared.
I can't tell if anything else is missing.
There are no traces of crime in the house. No, we haven't seen or heard from
him in a long time.
You know how he is. Nothing is dear to him, nothing holds him.
He took it and left.
Maybe. Let me know if he comes around. Yes, of course.
I'll pray for him.
See you.
Rain or shine. See you on Sunday.
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