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Fuck you,��
�ǡ�� you Huxtable-looking,
motherfucker piece of shit.��%C�u��D������ Get the fuck down!��6�����` [Kelvin]
Get the fuck off of me.�� IC�u��������� No!
Holly! Hey, hey!���C�u@��������� How bad you wanna help us out?��������� Whatever you need.��䠺���
� You got two weeks
to move the stash.�� �C�u������ Here.��1C�u������� melancholy music��
CC�u���:����� Aerosmith's "Eat The Rich"
playing�� �C�u��ʾ����� Yeah��>C�u@�����ϡɁ Well, I woke up this morning
on the wrong side of the bed��E�����o And how I got to thinking��C�u@��������� About all those things
you said��~�ơ��� About ordinary people
and how they make you sick��zC�u@��堼��� And if callin' names
kicks back on you��������% Then I hope this does
the trick�������� � 'Cause I'm sick
of your complaining��
C�u@��,����� About how many bills��Z������ And I'm sick of
all your bitchin'��U����� 'Bout your poodles
and your pills�� IC�u@��Cx����� And I just can't see
no humor��������� About your way of life������� And I think I can do more
for you��~C�u@��Y#����� With this here fork
and knife�� s����� � Eat the rich��7������ I take one bite now,
spit out the rest��hC�u���Q����� Eat the rich�������1 I gotta get this
off my chest��y������ Eat the rich��`C�u��ٯ����� I'll take one bite now,
spit out the rest�� bC�u��@������ How you holding up so far?��~������ How d'ya think?��`����� 2 Kids okay?�� �C�u@��W�� I haven't told them yet.��[������ What are you waiting for?�������� b I got other plans.��㠬���o You should have their uncle��C�u@��m������ tell them what happened
to their father.��������� Frankie wouldn't want that.��������� Christ, Cath.���C�u���y����� Cry or something, will ya?��~�ǡ��� Been here six months,
and you're already a pussy?���C�u���7����� I do my grieving in private.��
CC�u���r����� Shit!
Man.�� �����6 Fucking match, geez.������� b Ugh.��OC�u���b����� What's the matter?���C�u��������� You don't think I can manage?��
렣��� I never said that.���C�u��3����� Do me a favor?�������� Just sell the merchandise.�� �C�u@��ET����� And Tommy...��������� don't you dare let me catch you��ؠɡÁ� sniffing your fucking fingers
on my way outta here.���C�u@��gޠ���� How many times
do I have to say, "No?"���ʡā� I am not taking Decourcy Ward
off the Campbell case.�� J�ǡ�� -William Rehnquist.
-Totally different situation.���C�u@���ޠ���� How?��a������ He recused himself.
Conflict of interest.����¡��� Ward's wife is representing
Kelvin Campbell.���C�u@���~�ǡ�� That doesn't necessarily mean
Ward is conflicted.��堔��� No?���¡��K He released her client
pretty fucking quick.��UC�u@���G�ɡÁ He did the interview,
and with no tangible evidence��
�����
D to hold the kid,
Ward let him go.��+������ Standard procedure.
So eat shit, Rohr.�� 8C�u���B�ȡ Be careful what you wish for.
What I eat, you eat.��nC�u@��W����� You look tired.��Ҡ����� -I was up all night.
Oh, guilty conscience.��
��¡��� You shouldn't have released
Kelvin Campbell,���C�u@������� not till he gave us something,��[��� like who put the stash
in Maddy Wilson's car,�� ������ or who was there
on Valentine's Day,���C�u��/𠯡�� when Raina Allen was murdered.�� s�á�� � Look, I don't blame Kelvin
for keeping quiet.��iC�u��L����� But who do we go to next?��ؠȡ Because unless we do
something, your guy, Suferin?�� \C�u@��`������ He's on leave, permanently.��+�����U The other day,
Jackie Rohr ambushed me.��������z Said if I give him
another name,��`C�u@��u��ˡŁ he'd take the heat off Suferin,
off the strike force.�� Ǡ���� � Doesn't care what name,
but he means you.��������� Yeah, we're doing
the same thing to Kelvin.�� JC�u@���ࠥ��� We're profiling him.��7�����a So, what,
I-I-I shoulda waited��������> until he committed murder
to cuff him?�� �ϡɁu You know, I can't prosecute
people based on predications.���C�u@�������� Don't give me that bullshit.
Come on.���ԡ� We should bring Kelvin Campbell
back in for another go around.���C�u@�������� D!
You fucking know me.�� 8�Ρȁ a You think I'd collar a kid
who didn't deserve the honor?�� C�u��噠���� You tread lightly this time.��OC�u@���3����� Better wake him up
if he wants his ride.��1�����Z Go wait outside.
I need to talk to him.��
������E -Be good.
-You too.��
�C�u@�������� Son, I'm serious.��7�ҡ́` All this craziness going on,
I need you to stay far from it.�� b������ -I will, Ma.
-Your brother looks up to you.��
mC�u��7����� Be the man
you want him to become.�� Ơ���� � I'll try.��C�u@��uK����� Nah, nah, sit down.��������� I got class.��l�����{ [Grace]
And I got grants to write.��%C�u�������� This is more important.�� Ơ���� � Sit.��+C�u@��� Ρȁ Last night, after the vigil,
you weren't up for talking.�������� Today's a new day.
What happened?�� �C�u@���F����� I'm sure Miss Case told you.��ݠϡɁ She said the police detained
you for obstructing justice.��-C�u@��ᤠ¡�� Said you tried to run.
Why were you running?�� a�� � Undercovers pulled up.
They hopped out on us.��
�C�u���=����� I was scared.��g������ Who was with you?������� 9 -No one.
You said us.�� C�u�������� I-I meant me, Mama.
Look, I'm tired.��
D�����
m Uh, no.
I raised you right.��
�C�u@��%����� Kelvin Demetrius Campbell,��f������ I didn't raise a thug
or a liar.��䠼���� What, so you gonna
interrogate me too?��C�u@��=]�ҡ́ They attacked me out there, and
now I gotta deal with this--�������� Whatever the world wants
to heap on you,��������� you got your integrity.
You understand?�� �C�u@��W����� You got your brother
looking out for you.��������� You got me looking out for you.��&������ We hate watching
you lose yourself.���C�u@��}⠬��� When did you get like this?��ؠ���� Get like what, Ma?
Realistic?�������� � Realistic mean
you gonna lie to me?�� �C�u@�����ʡā If you hanging on corners,
you're lying to yourself,��
�����
C if you think
that's who you are.��+�š��� I raised you with love,
with God in your heart.��'C�u���k����� And you're shaming us both
right now.�� ����� 8 You're a man, true,���C�u��˙�ơ�� but you're still my baby,
and I'm not giving up.��������� somber music��~C�u���'����� I gotta go.���C�u@�� >"����� Ooh!
Hello, Josh.�� I����� s Ah, thank you for agreeing
to see me.��+������ My next appointment
is down the street.��C�u@�� U�� You have until I get there
to make your case.��נ���� Okay, okay.
Here goes.��������� Look, I thought
about our conversation.�� �C�u@�� j������ Plus, a few nights ago,��������� I had a little encounter
with Jackie Rohr.��͠���� � I'm going to apologize
to Decourcy.���C�u@�� �0����� An apology
when you want something��������� doesn't qualify as an apology.��㠼���� No, not just because
you should accept��[�����i our endorsement
for City Council.��[C�u@�� ������ Look, I screwed up.��������� I should have come over
to your place,��y�ǡ��z discussed the situation
in full, not just phoned.�� �C�u@�� �M����� I offended Decourcy,
and I'm sorry.��!�ϡɁK Look, Mel King got elected
as state rep with our support.�� �C�u@�� ֡����� But even with
all our hard work,����ǡ��� we weren't able to put him
in the mayor's office.�� s�����z Straight Irish men
have a stranglehold��
DC�u@�� ������� on the Democratic Party
in Boston.��ޠ���� I haven't heard anything new
so far.��������� My organization needs
a candidate like you,�� �C�u@��
v�ġ�� who can cross barriers.
But you need our base.��,�����V Even if you garnered
every Black vote,���C�u@��
�ɡÁ it still wouldn't be enough
in a citywide election.��������� And if our two groups
cannibalize��ޠ����� each other for scraps,���C�u@��
6�ӡ́ the people who have always had
the power will keep the power.�� J�� s Stab me in the back
the way you did Decourcy,����ơ��@ and I will make sure
that your Rainbow Coalition�� 8C�u��
U������ loses all traction
in District 7.��堟��� Rightfully so.���C�u@��
i������ Good.��������� Now that we understand
each other,��������� I do plan to run
for an at-large seat,��OC�u@��
�֠š�� so the fact is,
I could use your group's reach.�� �̡Ɓ 8 We're gonna need all the noise
we can make countywide.��
�C�u@��
������� But before I accept
your endorsement,�������1 I need for you to make
a sincere apology��~����� � to my husband.��[C�u��
�V����� Of course.��1C�u@��
�k����� Is that the
DA-WITSEC informant file?�� I�Сʁ s I see you're taking your gang
task force duties seriously.��C�u@��
�
����� Ah, fuck the BPD.��Ҡ����� And fuck
that tiger empress, Shimizu.��̠����� I hear she's shitting
on you, too.��+C�u@��Q����� Why don't you take one
for the team?��������� I mean, all she needs
is a good...��1�����- Make all our lives easier.���C�u@��y�¡�� -Never change, Seanie.
One question, Jackie.��
n�ǡ��
� This, uh, this DA you've got
a hard on for, Ward.���C�u@��8��� What'd he do to you?
I mean, I looked him up.���Ρȁ Ward made a lot of noise
with that St. Clair Commission.�� �C�u@��T2����� Is this the only informant
you can find?��������� Miguel Guerrero.
He's your best bet.����š��z He was one of Ward's informants
on a gang case.��OC�u@��l%����� He's...lives in
the same neighborhood��������� as Rickey Townsend.
He's the same age.��
n�����t He's good, Jack.���C�u@��������� You rang?��l������ What have you done
for me lately?��6������ You mean
regarding Decourcy Ward?��y�����d As a start.���C�u@���ݠ���� You know, Roy Cohn once said,��
������
� "Whatever you're accused of,��㠾���� accuse your accusers
of the same thing."��C�u@���֠á�� If you spent half
as much time doing your job��O�����y as you do talking
about doing your job,���͡ǁ� you wouldn't be in danger
of joining your friend Clasby���C�u������ in retirement.��U����� � Well, Decourcy Ward
was quoted in the press���C�u@�� !�ҡ́ claiming that our Top Echelon
Informant Program was corrupt.�� ����� 8 So I got my hands
on the DA file,��>C�u@�� ������ and it turns out,
we're not the only ones��O�����x who protect their snitches.��O������ Decourcy let a kid off���C�u�� 2��ǡ�� in order to shield
an informant, Miguel Guerrero.��i������ Is this a real story,��`C�u�� Jܠ���� or are you
pulling a coin outta my ear?�������> You wanted results.���C�u@�� j������ [buyer]Hey, can I get a G?��~������ Can you get a G?
Yeah, yeah, $60.��%������ -Okay, yeah, I got $60.
-You got $60?���C�u@�� �Ġ���� Yeah.
Here you go.��f������ Wow, you're a bad boy.
Here you go.��~����� 8 Thanks.�������c Uh, two decks.
-Two decks?�� C�u@�� �^����� Yeah, I thought so.��頧��� Yeah.
Here ya go.�� �ȡ I All right, I'll see you
in what, like, 20 minutes?�������� Yeah, fucking Jesus.��
�C�u�� ƅ����� Over here.���C�u�� ������ Jesus Christ.�� C�u�� J�á�� Life's just one big, long party
for you, huh?��o������ I need more.��yC�u�� ������ What happened
to the last package?��
�����
C Sold, dipshit.�������� Already?���C�u@�� 7������ You're the one who said
we were selling H,�������1 not stolen hubcaps, right?�������� It was bootleg cigarettes,
but yeah.��xC�u@�� Q*�ǡ�� Look, I can get you more,
but I-I-I can't-I can't�������- front it this time.
I need the money, so...��
DC�u@�� iĠ���� What money?
Jimmy, I got bills, I got rent,���� I got food for my kids,
legal fees?�� \C�u@�� ������� Yeah.
Fucking law suit.�� J������ By the widows
of the goddamn dead guards.��������d Remember, you're the one���C�u@�� �ʠ���� who put my family
in this fucking cesspool.��ޠ���� Yeah, okay.��=�ơ��
n I-I also fronted you
5 grand worth of mud, okay?��Ҡ̡Ɓi Now, that's-that's-that's me
taking the risk, not you.�� �C�u�� � ����� Now, we can work this out-
Jeez.��������� You gotta listen to me,
all right?��~C�u@�� �Y�š�� Hey, wait-wait.
Cathy, Cathy, Cathy, come back.��y������ Just come back here.
Okay?��U�����! Come here.��C�u@���� I told Frankie not to go
on the job that day.��
������
� He didn't listen.�������� You can lie to yourself.��<C�u@��w����� You lie to yourself
all you fucking want.�� �ơ�� J You do not get to try
to explain yourself to me.���C�u@��.砶��� If you wanna make good
on this--��������� My parents
don't even fucking talk to me.������� Okay?��1�¡��o Do you think I wouldn't
fucking change that?��
�C�u@��K�š�� My brother was the only person
who didn't think��U����� I was dog shit.
Corie and the girls,�� ��ơ��E fucking Florida is not
far enough away for them.���C�u@��d������ You and your kids,
you're all I got.�� ������> So of course
I'm gonna look out for you.��,������ But...and we can make
a lot of money.��1C�u@��}o����� But I-I-I keep fronting
for you,�������+ and then...
and you don't pay me back,���ȡ� -and then we both, we got--
-All right, all right,���C�u@���J����� all right
with the fucking violins,��`������ Jimmy.�������� s I need more money,
or more product.��������� Yeah, I know,
but these-these-these people���C�u@�����ҡ́ that I'm-that I'm working with,
they're-they're, you know...��O�̡Ɓy They're not exactly--they're
not charitable, you know?��3C�u�������� Are you gonna help us out
or not?��Ƞ����� I'll handle it.��%C�u��,砺��� How much you got?
Show me the money?��
C�����, Oh, man.��
DC�u��E������ What you want
with Trey and Isaac?��
������
� Stand still.���C�u@��`9����� Which one of y'all
came up short last run?����ǡ��� Say something, or both of y'all
getting schooled.��
DC�u@���ᠣ��� Fucking up the money.��������� Please, no, no.
Please, please.�������� s Give me your coat.��������K [Isaac grunting weakly]
No.���C�u���"����� I'll get your money.��ޠ���� I swear.������� � uneasy music���C�u��܈����� Fuck up the paper again.��
DC�u������� His clothes, B?��ݠ���� Stop being sensitive.��Ҡ���� somber music���C�u��r������ Kelvin, get in.�������� -Am I under arrest?
-You can be.��PC�u���U����� Do you wanna go that route?��
�����
D For what?
I'm done talking to you.�� �C�u��ѻ����� Come on.�� ����� 8 What would your mama say?���C�u���堯��� I'm here, not Sergeant Caysen.�������- That supposed
to make me feel okay?��yC�u�������� No.�� 3�¡�� \ Raina Allen was murdered
on Valentine's Day.���C�u��#����� Why did you attend
a candlelight vigil?�� ������ � Raina was 11 years old.��UC�u@��86����� Fifth-grader
at Trotter Elementary.��������% Favorite class was science.��䠺��� 2 But you heard all this
at the vigil.�������� Why did you go?���C�u��VZ����� She--�� Ơ���� � she--my mom--knows everybody.��
mC�u��jᠰ��� Hmm.
You know we recovered��������� ten different bullet casings
at the scene?��>C�u�������� Who else was there
on Valentine's Day?��V������ How would I know that?��+C�u@��������� Fine.
Moving on.��Z������ Two days ago,
you and one of your boys����̡ƁP hopped out of a Fleetwood
to "talk" to Junior Senegal,���C�u@����ȡ but you see Sergeant Caysen,
you take off running.�� ������ � Why?
Now, to be honest with you,��
�C�u@���w�š�� look, I don't think you wanted
to shoot Junior.�� ����� 2 Because you ain't built
for this, nah.���C�u@��ڥ�ɡÁ But here we are, sitting here,
you acting all hard,��
�����
D not talking.��<������ The fuck would you know
what I'm built for?��ZC�u@���Ӡ���� This thing between
you and Junior,�� �����7 it goes back a while, huh?��y����� � But the murder
of an innocent child��&C�u����ơ�� is a sign that things have gone
too fucking far.��������� You can't put shit on me.���C�u@����š�� Ten different bullets
means ten different guns.��y������ You, Junior,
and who the fuck else?��6����� Junior's a fucking snake,
and a liar.�� �C�u@��7������ Hey.��頿��� You wanna know
whose bullet killed Raina?�� ������! One outta ten is yours.���C�u��n������ This young man asks
for his lawyer,�� ������ � but you still questioned him?��
C�u@��c����� He chose to cooperate.��
�ϡɁ
D Son, you got a lotta people
who want what's best for you.��C�u@���Ԡ���� Do you some good to listen.��f������ [Siobhan]
She's absolutely right.��0�ɡÁ
� There are others who are
truly alone in this world,�� JC�u@���1�ӡ́ and you have three people who
are willing to be here for you.�� ������ � Think about that.��������� The only question on the mind
of cops,��C�u@���$�ɡÁ prosecutors and judges,
when they look at a person,�� �ϡɁ 8 is whether that person needs
to be protected from society��
C�u@��ࠠСʁ or whether society needs to be
protected from that person.��
��ǡ��
� You've lived long enough
to know where you stand.���ơ��� And instead of you
doing something to get ahead,�� sC�u@���)�ơ�� you're being exactly like
they expect you to be.��̠����� It don't matter what I do.����͡ǁ� If I'm guilty, I'm guilty.
If I'm innocent, I'm guilty.�� \C�u@����ơ�� There's no getting ahead,
playing by they rules.��O�����y Don't talk like that.��㠳��� � But you're too young
to give up.���C�u@��,������ It's the only shot we have.��ݠ͡ǁ We have to be twice as careful
as them, twice as smart.��-C�u@��A�š�� And never let them know
what you think of them.�� ��ġ�� � I have to do a quick errand
for the Coalition.��>C�u��ZT�̡Ɓ When I get home, we're gonna
finish this conversation.�� �C�u��r������ Thanks, Miss Quays.��̠����� Be smart out there.���C�u�������� Hey, Annie!�� s�á�� � You know you ain't supposed
to be doing that.��
DC�u���&����� Watch it!�� �C�u��
s����� Rickey!��ݠ���� Rickey Townsend.�������� � Come on with this bullshit.���C�u�������� What? Excuse me?
What did you say?��h������ I thought so,
you fucking hood rat.�� tC�u@��4(����� I need to talk to you
about Decourcy Ward.��
n�����
� Why?
The charge got dropped.��������� You hit a cop.��fC�u@��Ku�ʡā You think that's just gonna
float up into the ether?�� ��š�� � Well, Mr. Ward let me go
'cause I was innocent.��O�����? Well, Officer Marbury has���C�u@��d������ a different version
of innocent.��������� Come on.
He can't keep harassing me.��P�����, He's a Boston cop.��f������ He can do whatever the fuck
he wants to do.���C�u�������� -Who the fuck are you?
-I'm FBI.��&�����O -Well, can I see a badge?�� 3C�u��������� Listen, kid.��U����� I could give a fuck
about you or Marbury.���C�u@���*����� But I need you
to do something for me,����ġ��� so you can consider me
an ally for the moment.�� ����� This is what I need you to do.��C�u���v�� I want you to say
that you're about to expose�������- a Suffolk County DA informant��hC�u���4����� by the name of Miguel Guerrero,��������� and Decourcy Ward let you off��
�C�u���ڠ���� in order to protect
said informant.�� s����� � Do you understand me?���C�u@���¡�� No, there was no one else
there, so no deal.�������? You know,
for a Latin High student,�� \C�u��0ڠ���� you're a dumb shit.��
��ǡ��
� All right, so if I lie,
what happens to Mr. Ward?���C�u@��D������ You want Marbury
off your back, or what?��������� 'Cause the next time
he picks you up,��x�ǡ��t you're probably not gonna
make it to the station.���C�u��l������ No.
Ward's good people.�� 8C�u@�������� Powerful share today.��������� I don't know.����ġ��
� I don't exactly feel
like a fountain of wisdom��ؠ����� after only
293 days of sobriety.���C�u@��������� Your 10-month chip
is nothing to scoff at.��������% A lotta people
don't get three months��ؠ����' their first time
through the program.��7C�u@�������� Thanks.��l������ Ah,
Susan, this is my mom, Jenny.��
D����� Your daughter inspired
the group today.���C�u@���1����� She's doing tough work.�������+ Steps eight and nine
are the hardest.��%�����z Well, I'm really proud of her.�� IC�u@�������� So I'll, uh, see you at home.�������1 Yeah.��f�����
� Susan, it was good
to meet you.��������u You, too.��
�C�u�������� So how is step nine going?�� s����� � -I made an amends with my mom.
Ah.�� �C�u��4����� My dad...he's not really
a feelings guy.��������� Oh.
You're perceptive,���C�u��-����� and determined.��a������ You'll find a way.��aC�u@���y����� Uh, hey, hey.
Are you okay?��������� Oh.��=�ǡ�� 3 Do you want me to get you
a glass of water, or...�������� You know,
I've got some tissues.���C�u���=�� No, no, no, thanks.
I'm completely shattered.��������� And I'm late for rehearsal.��[C�u@�����¡�� [announcer]Wildly going
to the body.��������� He avoids a quick jab
from the right--��������E Catches a left hook���C�u���à���� right on the side of the head.�������1 What a counter--��C�u��p����� Whatcha stressing bout?���š��+ They had shit on you,
you'd still be in lockup.�� C�u��젪��� This Junior Senegal shit.��
�����
C Believe you me,
he's a dead man.��
DC�u��-������ How?��g�ơ�� � If we move on him,
cops will know where to look.��
C�u@��E������ Don't even trip.
He fucked with my family.�� ����� 8 You think I'ma let
this shit slide?��
C�u@�\ ����� I'm telling you, we too hot.��
�ɡÁ
C Why don't we just...
let niggas know he's a snitch?�� �C�u@��s����� Let his own people
push him out?������ There is some shit
you gotta handle yourself.���C�u��������� You don't gotta be
there, though.��ؠ���� Five-0's on you anyway.���C�u���͠���� What?�� ������ � That prosecutor
was asking about Raina.�� 8C�u��������� Yeah? And?�� b������ Mighta been my bullet.��C�u�������� Bullets were coming
from all angles, B.��y������ None of us will ever know.���C�u���a����� [knocks]
Was in the building.��>�����h Thought I'd stop by
and say, "Hi."���C�u@���� [laughs]
Something tells me�� Ơš�� � I'm about to get
a poker shoved up my prostate.��
�C�u@��ɠϡɁ Kid named Rickey Townsend
will testify that Decourcy Ward�� ������ � let him off easy,��=�ˡŁ to protect an informant
you have working a gang case.���C�u@��:��� This has the stench
of Jackie Rohr.��Ҡ¡��� Decourcy Ward doesn't smell
so sweet either.�� 2C�u@��P����� He went over to the hospital���ɡÁ and was asking about
what happened to Holly Gunner.�����, You really willing
to let Ward's incompetence��>C�u@��i������ and ego reflect on this office?��������% Ego?
Yeah, I've been trying���ơ��V to get Ward to fall in line
for over a year now.�� C�u@���8�š�� He, like you, is
a fucking incarnated migraine.��z������ Even so, if you think
he's incompetent,��
C�u�������� you're in for a rude awakening.���C�u@��v����� I'm just here to help
your son, Mrs. Townsend.�� ����� I Hmm.
Sure.��y������ Oh, there he is now.
Yeah.�� �C�u@��#����� It's like I told him.�������1 That cop is gonna
come after him,����š�� � but if he listens to me,
we could prevent that.���C�u@��Eˠ���� Mr. Ward did right by me.��U����� Well, everybody
has their reasons.��������- Now you have yours.��f�ơ��� -I'm not going to lie.
-You gonna do what I say.�� �C�u@��e=�ѡˁ Your father and I allow you
to go to that school, don't we?�� 8����� a Huh?
You don't have a job.��ޠ����i You don't pitch in around here.���C�u@��|������ Mama, for what?��`������ I didn't even do anything.
I just--�������
� Don't raise your voice at me
in this house.�� sC�u���栴��� Ma, please.
Don't make me lie.�� ڠ���� He'll say what you
need him to say.���C�u��������� No, I won't!��f������ What!�� Ơ����� Uh, I-I'm sorry.
Uh...���C�u@����ȡ You're gonna disrespect me
in front of a stranger?��������� -Hmm?
I'm sorry.����͡ǁ� When are you gonna stop acting
like a naive little boy,���C�u@��ؖ����� and get your shit
together, Ricky?��������� I'm tired of this.����̡Ɓ
m I'm not one of your little
gang friends on the street.��[������ -I know.
-I'm your mama...���C�u��훠���� Where is the ritual?��FC�u�� e����� And tell me where��{������ Where is the taste?��
DC�u��8����� Someday��!C�u��Lm����� There'll be a cure
for pain��VC�u��zܠ���� That's the day��C�u�������� I throw my drugs away���C�u���>����� When they find a cure
for pain�� ������ When they find a cure
for pain�� �C�u����¡�� When they find a cure,
when they find a cure��
�����
D For pain��[C�u��㞠���� You gonna help me, or what?��̠š��� Are we gonna pretend like
today never happened?��
�C�u@�����š�� Siobhan, I'm using every bit
of patience I have���ġ��> to not scream at you
for taking Kelvin's case.�� �C�u@�� �ġ�� Excuse me? I could scream
the same damn thing.�� \�Ρȁ � I'm a public prosecutor.
I try the cases assigned to me.��'C�u@��)֠¡�� You get to decide which cases
are worthwhile��
n�����
� and which ones aren't.���ɡÁ� You wanna go down that path?
Or can't we just agree���C�u@��A��̡Ɓ that I'm doing what I gotta do
for me, and so are you?�������> This is
a much bigger conversation��C�u@��X����� than "agree to disagree."��0�����Z I know.
But I'm hungry.��O�ȡ� And if we ring the bell
on this prize fight, baby,��
�C�u��q٠���� I'ma be too agitated to eat.��ؠ���� So...here...���C�u��������� here, here, all right?���C�u@������� Something someone said today
reminded me.��:�����d My north star
and your north star�� �C�u@��Ɂ����� used to be identical.��`������ I wanna make sure
we still share that.��
��ʡāJ You know, uh ...sh came
by my office and apologized.��C�u@����� Wish I coulda been there
to hear him whimper.�������, He said he came
to see you first.��������� A little heads-up
would've been nice.��UC�u@�������� Like the people in your life��1�����[ have never taken me
by surprise?��
������ All those times
Jackie Rohr came here,�� sC�u@�� ���� snooping around for information
about you?��=�����J He came into our home?
How many times?�� C�u@��:?����� Two, three,
what's the difference?�������1 Why didn't you tell me then?��`�ȡ� Because I didn't want you
to...do anything stupid.��
�C�u@��Q����� You were angry enough.��y������ [whispering]
This motherfucker...��&������ What do you think
about me running?��OC�u@��l��� -What?
-For City Council.�� b����� � Uh, yeah.
Uh.���ȡ� If-if that's what you wanna do,
yeah, of-of course��
�C�u@���m����� I'll support you.
But fuck Josh Goshen.��堧��� A'ight?
Fuck him.��������� He has no loyalty.���C�u@���頾��� He doesn't give a damn
about principles,��ݠơ�� only opportunities.
Is that really the kinda guy��������, you want to get
in the trenches with?��UC�u��������� Well...��7�����` one of us has to move forward.�� C�u@��֧����� Hey.��`������ When we were
fresh outta law school,��6�����
� you didn't have a single offer
from a firm.�� sC�u@���.����� Not one damn interview.
I paid the rent.�� ����� I I bought the food.��=�ȡ � I supported you, until you
figured out what to do.�� C�u@��'�ġ�� Did I ever hold that
over your head? Not once.�� ������ � No, but you are right now.��ޠơ��� After the Ryan case
went south, you stayed down.���C�u@�� ȠˡŁ Eight months have gone by,
and we're moving backward.��
��� Is this about having a baby?��������� Not only, but yes!��UC�u@��: �Ρȁ Decourcy, I don't fault you
for being stuck on survival,��,�����V but take stock of what we have.���C�u��P[����� We deserve to do
some living too.�� ������ � It's whatever you want,
Siobhan.��:C�u���~�¡�� Well, I uh ...joined
the church choir today.��������� That's great, Mom.��[C�u@�����ɡÁ It'll be good for you.
And your singing's terrific.��
C�����
m Thanks.
Well, you know, I miss church.��������9 You know, the consistency,
the community.���C�u@����ɡÁ Might have to go back to mass
to see you in action.��̠����� Don't.��������� They'll probably put me,
you know,��1C�u@����ʡā way in the background,
like behind the organ, right?��������c With your voice?
No way.���C�u@��왠���� No, I'm serious.�� �ӡ́7 People should hear the you sing
when you're around the house.�� s������ It's like one
of those Disney cartoons,��1C�u@��Ǡ���� with the birds fluttering.����̡Ɓ� It reminds me of Father Thomas
back in St. Gertrude's.���C�u��~����� Father Thomas had
a powerful voice.�� 𠻡��
Not a good voice,
but a powerful one.�� C�u��I������ What?��1����� Nothing.�� sC�u@�����¡�� You doing that shit
all the time is a bad look.����¡��� Yeah, well, sell the downers,
do the uppers.�� IC�u@����ɡÁ That way, I got more energy.
I work fucking harder.��g������ American capitalism
at its best.��������c [sniffs]
So Kelvin, is he all right?��VC�u@���֠���� Yeah.��+�á��U Faggot-ass nigga
Junior Senegal's a dead man.��h������ Yeah, no offense,��C�u@����ġ�� but they picked him up
before he fired a shot.�������� Now's not a fucking good time
to retaliate.��������� And I'ma take advice
from a fucking fiend?��%C�u@�����ɡÁ If I'm a fiend, it's 'cause
I survived a shitstorm.�� 3����� \ Get out.���š��� Around the corner,
Jermaine has a pack for you.��OC�u@�� Ѡ���� -I need double.
-What?��Z������ Yeah.
I need more Mexican mud.�� ������ I set up shop in Revere.��C�u@�� )Ϡ���� I already fronted you one.��Ҡ����� You want more,
you gotta pay me.�������� � Your product is better
than what's going��UC�u@�� ?'����� through Southie right now.��`�ʡā� And once word gets out
that the H is coming from me,�� ������ that's 10 grand a week for you.���C�u�� Rޠ���� Or we can keep doing
this thousand here,��������� thousand here, shit
if you want.���C�u�� j������ That way,
you got fucking steady money,�� ������ � coming in
from outside your hood�� �C�u�� �ܠ���� even if that Youth task force,�� J����� t they fuck up your ability
to operate.��
�C�u�� �h����� All right.
Let's go.���C�u�� ������ If I don't see you
by the end of the week,��+�����U I'm gonna find you.���C�u@�� �ؠҡ́ [voice on PA]Dr. Anderson,
please dial the operator.�������> Dr. Anderson,
please dial the operator.��
�C�u��!,������ Holly.��>�����g Hi.�� sC�u��!A������ I don't wanna exhaust you.����ơ��� I just ...need to know
what happened that night.��C�u��!`������ I d...
Hmm...�� s����� � Who were you with?���C�u��!�Р���� Was the man Jackie Rohr?���C�u@��!Τ�ӡ́ [TV announcer]He batted
under 260 last season, but...��
������
� [knocks]
Hello, Salvatore.���C�u@��!醠ϡɁ I already gave my statement
to the police and to that DA.�� ������ � What's his name?
Ward?������� I don't know anything
about anything.��7C�u@��" �ǡ�� -That was quick and concise.
Figured you're busy.�� ��ɡÁ � Trying to save you the trouble
of asking me a bunch����š��� of questions about Holly Gunner
I can't answer.���C�u@��"頴��� I need
the surveillance tapes.��7�����a Well.
Those tapes are screwed up.��T����� � This ain't the Bureau.
Technology's crap.��
�C�u@��"5H����� Hmm.��������� You and Jackie Rohr,��U��V you were partners
for almost 20 years, right?��
nC�u@��"N6����� -Give or take.
And now,�������+ a lawyer from my office��`�ǡ�� � goes out partying
with a bunch of federal agents,��
C�u@��"e.�ơ�� including Jackie,
and winds up at your hospital.��'�����Q St. Eligius
is a Catholic hospital.��%C�u@��"|Πơ�� We ain't in the business
to turning people away.��������� No.
But maybe you should be.�� sC�u@��"���Сʁ The only thing I can figure is,
whatever Jackie has on you��������� weighs more
than your conscience.���C�u@��"�~�ġ�� The problem isn't who's out
to bring you down.��g�š��� The problem is,
you have to live with yourself,���C�u@��"������ while Holly's kid
has to live with a mom,�� 𠫡��
who, according to experts,��������� may never walk
or talk right again.�� �C�u��"������ Senseless tragedies
happen here every day.�� ������o If I find out
you helped Jackie�� 2C�u��"�㠨��� by erasing those tapes,����ˡŁ� well, that would just be
the start of your suffering.���C�u@��#~9����� Work never ends.��ؠ���� My mother used to say,�������� � "An idle mind
is the devil's playground."��=C�u@��#�V����� But damn if I don't miss
the jungle gyms.�� 2����� \ And trust me, your mama
could get down too.��C�u@��#���ơ�� I'll never forget
when John Lewis came to Boston��'�����Q and we ended up
at the bar afterward.���C�u��#�>����� And your mama ended up
on the bar,�� 2����� \ reciting Audre Lorde.���C�u@��#�H����� Hmm.
That's her.�������+ Oh, yeah.��f������ "Is the total Black
being spoken?"��oC�u@��$������ The Tenant Association
is trying to secure��
n�����
� some of the new
HUD Hope VI funding.�� C�u��$(Q����� I'd like you to advocate
on our behalf.�� \����� � At a grant meeting?��OC�u@��$>O����� And beyond.��g����� � Ah, I work so much.����Сʁ: The only time I see Decourcy
is in the interrogation room.��^C�u@��$l�ơ�� And I'm thinking about running
for City Council.����ơ��� As you know, everyone around
here calls me Nana.��C�u��$�"����� That means
I have 3,000 grandkids.��������� And in turn, 6,000 voters.��
�C�u@��$������ That kinda influence
moves the needle.�� ����� I You motherfuckers
gonna throw me out�������z on some bullshit?���C�u��$�T����� You're gonna see me, bitch.
Believe that.�� ٠���� I ain't going nowhere.���C�u��$�w����� 27 evictions in a year.��%�͡ǁO -Did you try to help 'em?
-Didn't deserve to be helped.���C�u@��$�Ԡ���� We elevate the best among us,��������� and hopefully they move up
the ladder��`�ǡ�� b to effect some change,
so we don't have to grovel���C�u@��$�2�ġ�� for HUD grants
and city assistance every year.��䠽��� Is there more the Coalition
can do to--�� bC�u��%̠���� uneasy music�� 𠦡��
-Ugh.
-You okay?�� 8C�u��%G����� -Bathroom?
Over there.�� ڠ���� Honey, you okay?���C�u@��%�m����� Your blood pressure's good.��������� Heart rate's solid.
Let's check your lungs.��
������� Stop playing with me.��OC�u��%��š�� The HCG in your blood tests
came back elevated.��n������ You're pregnant.���C�u��& ����� Congratulations, girl!��������� Thank you...for everything.���C�u��&������ Oh, God.��
�C�u��&1����� Hmm.���ˡŁ+ I know you two have been back
and forth about a baby,���C�u@��&Fڠ���� but men are funny,
even the most resistant.����ȡE When he hears the news,
Decourcy will be thrilled.��C�u��&fK����� I hope so.��KC�u@��&�g����� Did you get
what I asked you for?��������� Where's the money
from the last one?��������� -Jimmy, I told you--
-No, I want the money,��������c all right? Okay?
So as soon as you make��1C�u@��&�%����� your last dollar,
just give me everything.�� �����6 -All right, relax.
-Relax? Jesus Christ.����ҡ́ \ I saw my supplier fucking beat
down a kid out in the street.��
�C�u@��&�k����� Stripped his clothes off,
Cathy.������� And he's one of them.
I'm not one of them.��ޠ¡�� What the fuck do you think
he'll do with me?��������� You know, Jimmy?���C�u@��&�Y����� It seems like
everywhere you go,����ʡā� you're hiding from somebody
you stabbed in the back.��
m�����z What's that say about you?
Huh?��
�C�u��'������ [sighs]
It says I'm a man on the move.�������� You got the H or not?���C�u@��'4d����� That's $10 grand total.
Are you sure--��������&