All language subtitles for Limetown S01E07 Acceptable Loss

Previously on "Limetown"...

- I've been thinking...
- About Warren?

About how someone wants you to shut up.

I know what I'm doing.

I was actually just gonna say,

don't ever shut up.

What about your wife, Deirdre?

I don't know where she is.

I don't know if she's alive or dead.

- You edited tape.
- What?

You would have let the story just die?

I wouldn't have lied
to get to the truth.

They're all here, Lia.

They want you to know something.

Don't try to run.

911. What is your emergency?

Hi. I'm calling about a...
I don't know. A shooting?

And send backup,
because there may be other...

Are you saying there
are multiple shooters?

I... I don't know.

I'm an hour away now, and he called me,

and I... I heard gunfire.

Can you tell me where
the shooting took place?

Uh, Max's address.

- 1655 Arbutus Road.
- 1655 Arbutus Road.

- Who am I speaking with?
- Lia Haddock.

I'm a reporter for APR...
American Public Radio.

I'm doing a story on
something he's involved in.

Can I reach you at this number?

Yes. Yes, you can
reach me at this number.

- We'll send units right away.
- Oh, thank you so much.

Can you call... oh.

Who are they sending?

Are they sending a SWAT
team? What's happening?

- I think we should go back.
- Back? No, no.

- We should go back.
- What are we gonna do back...

hey, what are we gonna do back...

There's nothing for us to do back there.

We called the cops.

What, we get caught in the crossfire?

We can't go back there.

I mean, we're not...
we're not superheroes.

You know? This is not okay, Lia.

I mean, at first, I thought maybe it was

just an accident with Warren,

but now, I mean, this is

they're picking them off.

They're murdering them.

And we're accomplices
at this point, you know?

Maybe not legally, but morally,

spiritually, we're
accomplices at this point.

Lia, we're definitely accomplice...

- All right, okay. Calm down.
- No, I'm not gonna calm down!

This whole story has to stop, Lia.

The whole thing has to
stop. It cannot continue.

I know. Okay.

Okay. Okay.

I'm glad we're both in agreement.

First thing Monday, we tell
Gina to pull this whole thing

from the lineup... this whole thing.

And then we turn everything
over to the FBI...

to Agent Siddiqui.

We're done.

Okay? Okay?

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Back to the cubicles we go.

_

- Hey.
- I just sent you a link.

- Okay.
- You're gonna want to see it.

I mean, you're not gonna want
to, but you're gonna want to.

From a 911 call Haddock made an hour

after she left Finlayson's home.

This is the second Limetown survivor

who has ended up dead under violent

and mysterious circumstances

following an interview with Haddock.

We'll now hear from one of
the many concerned relatives

- of the Limetown missing, Jessica Reese.
- _

_

- I want to say something to Lia Haddock.
- _

- I don't know if my brother Kenneth,
- _

missing male number 135,
is still alive or not,

and even though I miss
him every single day,

I respect his need
for secrecy to survive.

- His safety is more important
- _

- _
- than your silly little radio show.

Sure you are.

_

_

_

_

- Hey. Thanks for coming.
- Hey. Hey.

These survivors,

they're coming to you to speak.

Yeah, but is it possible
that it's just by chance?

That I could be any
reporter telling this story?

No.

No, I think that means something.

Can we just talk about the thing

we're not talking about?

Why did I come up to you at that bar?

I mean, I'd like to think
it's... it's the same reason

anyone would come up
to anyone else at a bar.

Well, it's not.

You know it's not.

Because you knew...

you knew I lost my brother in Limetown.

And you were someone who...

understood that kind of loss.

So if this was Brian...

I'll stop if you want me to stop.

When do you head out?

Soon as I can.

If you ever want anything more...

And even though I miss him

every single day...

I respect his need
for secrecy to survive.

His safety is more important

than your silly little radio show.

This is Lia Haddock.

The clip you just
heard from Jessica Reese

is a fair one,

and there are many of
you who agree with her.

Since the death of Dr. Finlayson,

I have grappled with
the central question

of if I should continue.

To be completely honest,

I was very close to
saying no and walking away.

This story has taken a
toll on me and my family,

but most importantly, everyone
who has spoken with me.

But then, I was contacted

by Deirdre Wells... oh.

Jesus, Mark.

What are you doing here?

We had an agreement.

I actually believed you.

Yet five seconds later
you turn around and agree

to talk to Deirdre Wells.

Mark, I really did
mean when we... hold on.

I really did mean that.

Do you know what I do for you?

Do you have any idea?

You memorized 326 survivor names, right?

So did I.

I manage everyone you talk to...

everyone who wants to
strangle you to death

when you're being an asshole,
not excluding Gina, by the way.

And yet you have no idea

just how much I've
committed to this story.

I...

I don't even know if it's
to the story or to you.

I don't even know why...
why I thought today

might be the day you change.

Why would I ever think that?

You know what, Mark?

You've been on this
story for 15 minutes.

I've been on this story for 15 years.

I'm not gonna sacrifice...

Sacrifice? Sacrifice?

I'll tell you what we sacrificed.

We sacrificed Warren Chambers.

We sacrificed Max Finlayson.

That's who we sacrificed. We did that.

I would say that they were adults.

They knew what they were getting into.

How could they possibly know
what they were getting into?

Did you know what we were getting into?

I mean, Warren was just trying
to help you, and he died,

and Max... Max didn't
even want to help you, Lia,

but you tricked him,
and it got him killed.

No... eviscerated.

Look.

Look at this.

You see that?

Those are real pictures... real life.

How did you get these?

I'm a reporter too, Lia.

But you know what I am
first? A human being.

And I can't just sit here
and let people die like this

because of a silly little radio show.

Deirdre Wells knows the risks.

She came to me.

If I don't tell this story,
it will never be told.

I'm getting on a flight.

I'm getting on that redeye
tonight, Lufthansa, 8:55.

You can come if you want.

I'm a reporter too, Lia.

But you know what I am first?

A human being.

And I can't just sit here
and let people die like this

because of a silly little radio show.

And I can't just sit here
and let people die like this

because of a silly little radio show.

And I can't just sit here

and let people die like this

because of a silly little radio show.

Because of a silly little radio show.

Because of a silly little radio show.

Because of a silly little radio show.

Because of a silly little radio show.

What?

I just can't leave like this.

Can I come in?

I need you on my side here.

It's not gonna happen, Lia.

I'm not gonna let you do this.

Well, I want your cooperation,

but I don't need your permission, Mark.

And I don't need your permission

to leak Villard's original recordings,

'Cause that will kill
this whole story, Lia.

- You wouldn't do that.
- No, no, no. I will do it today.

I swear to God. With or without you.

Or we could just go to the
FBI and turn it over to them

and be done with this.

What do you want to do?

We did what we had to do for our story.

The story? No. No, no, no, no.

This isn't about the story.

This isn't about the
story. This is about you.

Don't give me that bullshit

that this is about the story, Lia.

This is about you.

The story makes you feel special.

Look, truth is, in the end,

you really only give
a shit about yourself.

You're right. You're right.

What do you mean?

It's about me.

It's about me, because
when Limetown disappeared,

I felt like I was erased along with it.

But I'm stuck.

I'm still stuck here in between,

and everyone in Limetown,
they're stuck too.

They're here, stuck in between with me,

and, you see, we are linked, okay?

We are smaller parts of a larger chain,

and we are locked together,

and every one of those people
that regains their lives,

that makes me less stuck.

Their lives define mine.

I need this, Mark.

You're ill, Lia.

- No.
- You're ill.

You can investigate
this until it kills you,

but it's never gonna
fix what's inside you.

You have to stop.

I can't live with this.

I understand. It'll get easier.

Yeah, maybe for you, but
I'm not gonna sit around

and watch more people
die for a story, Lia.

Who are you calling, Mark?

Who are you calling, Mark?

Mark, stop calling.

- What?
- Stop... stop calling!

What are you doing?

Lia, I'm sorry.

You've reached Gina Purri,

American Public Radio.
I'm unable to get to the...

Lia.

Lia.

Lia.

Lia. Lia.

Hey, Mark, it's me.

You know, that was fun tonight.

Uh, unexpected.

But I hope this doesn't
make things weird at work.

Attention all passengers on flight 23.

We will begin the boarding
process in five minutes.

606 nonstop to Chicago O'Hare
is now boarding at gate 12.

Lia Haddock.

Hello, Agent Siddiqui.

Mark called. He told
me about Deirdre Wells.

So I'm here.

And you have the full
support of the FBI behind you.

This is the final call for...

There's only one way to
free yourself of guilt.

And that's by telling your truth.

All of it.

Deirdre Wells?

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