All language subtitles for Sky [2015]_EN

I'd love one of these!

- How y'all doing?
- Hi.

- I'm Jenny. What can I get you?
- No ice for me, please.

Oh, okay.

I don't like ice, okay?

What are you having?

Eggs.

Eggs?

- Okay.
- Thank you.

- I'll get two eggs, please.
- No eggs after 11:00.

Okay.

Um... club sandwich.

Okay. What kind of bread? Whole wheat,
white, sourdough, pumpernickel...

- White. White. White. White.
- Okay. And dressing?

Blue cheese, ranch, vinaigrette, Italian?

- Vinaigrette.
- Okay.

Um, I'd like a chef salad
with ranch, please.

Thank you.

I can't stand this, "What sauce,
what bread" all this shit.

It's good to have a choice.

I'm going swimming.

Isn't it a bit late?

What's with Bombay Beach?

They say it'll be the epicenter
of the next earthquake.

There.

Yeah?

¶ And, God,
it fits right into your shoes ¶

¶ There it is to comfort you ¶

¶ On the way through
the rocky terrain ride home ¶

¶ And you've lost your laces again ¶

¶ And you don't know how to begin ¶

¶ And you lost your laces ¶

¶ And you found your home ¶

¶ Yeah, you found your home ¶

Oh, that was so good.

I love it.

You're so good. I swear to God.

You're so good.

Another?

No, thanks.

- I need a drink.
- I'll have one.

Miss? Miss? I'm sorry,
can I get another drink, miss?

- House vodka?
- Thank you.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- How amazing is my friend?
- Wonderful. Wonderful. Great singer.

- Really. I mean it.
- Thank you.

I was just telling her,
and she's telling me no.

You want to drink something?

- Of course. Why not?
- Yeah. I'll have a whiskey.

- Whiskey?
- Yes.

Can we get two double whiskeys
on the rocks? What are you drinking?

Vodka on the rocks too, please.

Heather, don't go from the well.
I want that one.

- I'm Richard.
- Thank you, girl.

- Helen. Yeah.
- Helen? Nice to meet you.

- You too.
- Ri... Richard.

- French name. Like the king.
- Hello. Oh, you're French.

- Yep. From Paris.
- Oh, my God.

- Oh, yes.
- I've wanted to go there my entire life.

- Really?
- We should go. Richard! We should go!

- Cheers.
- To new friends.

- Thanks for the drink.
- You're welcome.

What are you doing in town? We don't
get a lot of French people around here.

Yeah. Were you just out in the desert?

- Yeah.
- Yeah?

- With my...
- Your friend?

Yeah, the one who was... not happy.

Yeah, she looks like a ball of fun.

What have you guys been doing?

- Oh, we're boring.
- You're boring?

Richard, you do not seem boring.

Santé. "Cheers" is "santé."

- Oh, cheers.
- Right?

Do you want another round?
Do we need another round?

- Of course.
- No.

Hey. Romy! Romy.
She has a joke about Indians.

- My wife.
- Oh, hi.

Romy.

So there's a six-year-old
Indian kid, right?

And one day, he goes to see
the big chief of his tribe,

and he looks up at him, and he asks him,
he's real puzzled, he's like,

"Hey, big chief, where do the Indians
get their names from?"

And the chief,
he looks down on him, and he says,

"Well, it depends how the spirit moves me
according to what I see in the world

"when the child is born.

"On the day of your brother's birth,

"I looked out through the hole
in my tepee,

"and I saw a coyote running, and that
is why he is named Running Coyote.

"And on the day of your sister's birth,
there was this light rain falling,

"and so I named her Dew Pearl.

"But tell me, why are you asking this,
Two Dogs Fucking?"

- It's funny.
- Oh, come on.

- It's really, really good.
- It's...

- Funny, right?
- Very.

- Another one.
- Another one? Okay, so...

- Can we go?
- Not now. It's fun, for once.

She hates funny.

- What do you want?
- To go.

A drink, a drink, a drink! Just a drink.

- Whiskey, please, for my...
- Oh, you're gonna have a drink with us?

- Some water, please.
- No, no, no, no, no, no.

No water. Alcohol.
Anything, but alcohol, please.

Come on, for God's sake!

- I don't want one.
- Come on.

We don't get many tourists
around these parts.

I know why.

It's my wife ideas.

She likes the... nature, the plants

and botanic and this big
trolley thing and...

Bullshit.

I'd like to go in the islands, you know,

by the sea, and get...

we'd fuck every day.

But no, we're riding a car...

taking pictures... of plants.

Please.

No, she's my wife for eight years.

Eight years. I knew her she was 24.

It was a... I love her.
I love her so much.

I can give her what she wants...

money, good life, love,

everything she wants.

She doesn't want my dick.

Doesn't want my dick anymore.

Makes me crazy.

Where were you?

Come over here.

My wife. My wife.

Ooh.

Mm-hmm.

- Come on.
- Hey, she...

We thought that to go in vacation
could fix our couple.

That's what we said, right?

- Stop.
- That's bullshit.

- Please stop.
- No.

- Come on, let's go.
- No!

- Okay.
- Stay.

Is it me talking with girls?

You're pissed off? She's pissed off!

- Stop it.
- She's pissed off, huh?

You're good at that.

Moody and barren, typical you.

My wife doesn't know how to...
to have children... children.

She can't.

It's fully dead there.

¶ No child ¶

Where are you going? Oh, I was kidding.

She's in a bad mood.

Nothing...

- It's getting late. I'm gonna go.
- No, no, come on. Let's take a drink.

- Another one. Just one.
- It's a real shocker that she doesn't...

Oh, no, no, no, no, no!
Next party! Next party! Hey!

Hey, buddy,

where is your horse?

Huh? What?

Stop.

- Stop.
- Just let me...

I love you.

- Leave me alone.
- Kiss me.

Richard!

Stop it! Leave me alone!

- Stop it!
- You're not going anywhere.

- What are you doing?
- I'm gonna fuck you.

- You're crazy!
- I'm crazy?

Am I the crazy one?

You're crazy!

It's you who's crazy, got it?

Stop!

They come in here, and me, I buy.

Thing is, I sell less and less.

I used to buy and sell.
But now they just leave with the cash.

There's no more business.

Now, this is the best value
for the money in the neighborhood.

Just 1,000 bucks. Cash only.

Uh...

Just some vegetarian chili, please.

- Okay. Anything to drink?
- Um, no.

All right. We'll bring that right out.

Can I get you anything else?

- I'm good.
- Okay. Enjoy.

You can come out. They're gone.

How's the chili? Is it good?

Thank you.

Shit.

How you doing, ma'am?
Please shut off the vehicle.

Yes.

License and registration, please?

I just bought the car.

- Just bought it?
- Yes.

You're French?

- Yes.
- Passport, please, ma'am.

- What are you doing here?
- I'm on holiday.

- On your own?
- No. I'm meeting some friends.

- Where's that?
- I'm sorry?

Where? Where are your friends, ma'am?

They're... they're in Palm Springs.

This road doesn't go to Palm Springs.

Can you pop the trunk, please, ma'am?

Uh, I think it's the key.

No, no, no, no. You stay in the vehicle.

I'll take care of that.
Please keep your seat belt on.

Will you check that?

So what else do you plan
on doing on this trip?

Well, nothing. Just vacation.

Hmm.

- How's it look?
- It's clean.

You're free to go, ma'am.

- Thank you.
- Please drive safely.

- Yes.
- And slow down.

- Hi.
- Do you have rooms available?

- Yeah. How many nights?
- Just one, please.

$59, payable in advance.

I'm just trying to remember when it was
that I saw a woman as beautiful as you are.

You know, 40 years ago,
all of Hollywood used to come down here,

for the river. And then they made
a dam upstream. There's no more river.

Liz Taylor...
Liz Taylor used to come here.

A classy lady, Liz Taylor.

- Now, for dinner...
- I just need to sleep.

Oh, well, in that case,
I'll give you something way in the back,

away from the highway. Um...

There you go, around back
and over up there, see?

- Okay.
- Then behind... There you go. Right.

Thank you.

Hey, baby! How you doing? Come on in.
You the bomb. Get in here.

I'm sorry.

Oh, man.

Whoo! Where'd she come from?

Oh, man!

Are you looking at me?

Is there anything else to look at here?

I don't have the time, anyway.

I got to be in Saint Luis Obispo
by noon tomorrow.

Well, good.

I have to be far away
by tomorrow noon as well.

So we agree.

We agree.

- Hello.
- Day, ma'am. Can I help you?

I'd like to speak to a detective, please.

I killed my husband.

I hit him on the head
with a lamp in a hotel.

And then I left him.

I bought a car for $1,000.
I think it's a Plymouth. And I drove...

What's your name, ma'am?

- Romy Killinger.
- Can I see some ID?

Thank you.

You're on vacation
with your husband here in the U.S.?

Yes.

Okay, you hang tight. I'll be right back.

We're just gonna verify your ID.

In the meantime, would you like
to have a lawyer present?

Mm-mm.

No. Do I have to?

Well, no, it's not required. But...

I do want to run you through a couple of
the steps about what's gonna happen next.

So before I'm gonna open up a case into
the facts of which you have accused yourself,

I'm gonna ask you a series of questions.

If we can verify the details
of those questions

and all of this turns out
to be true, then yes,

at that point,
you are gonna need a lawyer.

- Do you understand?
- I understand. Thank you.

All right, then.

You okay, miss? You ready to start?

Yes. Go ahead. Go ahead.
Thank you. You're very kind.

Okay, so why don't you
tell me where this happened?

At a motel... in 29 Palms.

I think it's called The 29.

- And when was this?
- Three days ago.

It was during the night,
around 2:00 in the morning.

So I guess that's technically the 29th.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to mix up the...

Ma'am. Ma'am, it's okay. Relax.

The questions are going to be precise
'cause I need to verify all of these details.

- What's your husband's name?
- Richard Moore.

- That's French, yeah?
- Yes.

So then you're the one of German descent?

- Yes. By my mother's side.
- Mm.

She raised us. And my father
was French, but my brother and I...

- Ma'am, that's enough for right now.
- I kept my maiden name, and...

I'm gonna step out again,
try and verify all of this.

Shouldn't take me more than a couple
minutes. Hang tight. Shouldn't be too long.

Okay.

So...

It's like I guessed.

You didn't strike me as a killer
when you walked in here.

I have some good news.
Your husband is alive.

And he told me the story.

The two of you had a bit of a domestic
dispute, it sounds like, it got heated.

He slipped. He hit his head.
Nothing but an accident.

I'm gonna give this back to you right now.

I think this is something you need to talk
to your husband about, not the police.

So I think I'm just gonna take that...

and we can pretend like you were
never here. How's that sound?

He's in the hospital in 29 Palms.

I'm so ashamed.

I'm so ashamed, Romy.

Where were you? What did you do?

I drove for miles.

I was so scared.

I drove for miles.

- What matters is that you're here.
- No.

What matters is that you're alive.

There was so much
I wanted to tell you, but...

We'll go back to Paris, and...

we'll talk.

No.

I'm not going back.

- I'm staying.
- How? With what money?

I bought a car with your money.

An old brown Plymouth.

It's yours.

Good-bye.

Where are you going?

Las Vegas.

Las Vegas.

I'm going to Las Vegas too.

Oh, my God, these fucking shoes.

Oh!

Hi.

Hi. I'm Charlene.

- Romy.
- Hi, Romy.

So where do you come from?

Mm.

Paris. In France.

Wow.

That's exciting.

The only French I know is...

...half a grapefruit.

You have some ketchup on your nose.

I'm sorry, what?

- Ketchup.
- Oh.

I put ketchup on my ketchup.

Those shoes look
like they would hurt a lot.

Yeah. They do. I think you're only
supposed to wear them in bed...

if you know what I mean.

Hello.

I'm on my way.

Well, it's showtime.

- It was really nice getting to know you.
- It was nice to meet you.

It's okay.

Your hands are cold. Stay warm.

- You too.
- Thanks.

Nice outfit!

Hi!

Come take a picture with us!
Come here. Take a picture with us.

Come on. You can do it.

Hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Where's my 20 bucks?

Sorry. Sorry.

- You take care. You good?
- Yeah, thank you.

- Hello.
- Hi!

Do you... do you have
a cigarette, by chance?

I'm Romy.

You look good.

There was this girl from Texas...

Anyway, one day, she didn't
come back. She just...

disappeared.

So pick out whatever you want.

Yeah. That's so nice. I like this.

Ooh-la-la.

Hey. You can stay here
as long as you want, all right?

If you don't mind, just put 40 bucks
in that kitty over there.

Uh, for work...

I don't know, I'm sure
we can find something for you.

You know what? Saturdays I do
waitressing in a bowling alley.

I can ask.
Do you know how to roller-skate?

Sexy time. That's it. Sexy time, girl.

- Good girl.
- Whoo!

You know what? I think
we can forget the bowling alley.

Really? I just need practice.

You just want to look for goofy tourists
that want to give us their money.

And act like you're having a good time.

Come on, get your picture, everybody.
Get... you...

Pictures!

Want to take pictures?

It's not as easy as it looks,
so you just got to...

keep on trying. You look fantastic.

Pictures!

Maybe... maybe just, you know, stand still.
Just, you know, don't, like, hop around.

Get in the middle.

You're dressed like a bunny, but just...
try to be sexy, don't hop around.

Yeah. Not the Easter Bunny.

- Excuse me.
- Yes?

Do you know where the bathroom is?

Yes, if you go down straight,
make a right,

and up the escalators,
and it'll be on your right-hand side.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

Rabbit!

Oh. Thanks.

You want to get a drink?

Sure. Why not?

Room 5330.

$150. Will that work?

What?

$200.

I... I know I look like one right now,
but I'm not a prostitute.

Do you know where the bathroom is?

Thank you.

How about a drink at a bar?

Why not?

I only fuck whores.

It's easier that way. No strings attached.

That's why I come to Vegas.

At least it's clear.

Yup.

- I'd like another drink.
- Yeah?

- You?
- Yeah.

Can we get another round?

I like the name Diego.

- Yeah?
- Yeah. You Mexican?

Mm-mm.

You have lots of horses?

Someone told me once you shouldn't
have more horses than you have asses,

and I only got one ass. But no.

I don't have any horses.

Let me ask you something.

What's a nice girl like you
doing here all alone in Vegas,

dressed up like a bunny rabbit?

Actually...

I'm coming out of a... long relationship.

I don't really want to talk about it.

I'm happy it's over.

Other than that, I really have
no fucking clue why I'm here

or why I put on a rabbit costume.
I mean...

It's not really me.

Fair enough.

Do you have a light?

Thank you.

I don't know where I'm going, but...

I know I'm gonna get there, you know?

I'm just... I want to be free.

And I'm so... I'm so fucking done with love,
you know? I just don't want love.

I am so happy
that I don't have love right now.

It's just... I'm free.

And I don't know where life
is gonna take me,

but I'm gonna get there,
and my aim is on Earth

to just float. I'm just gonna float.

And I think...

That was just to shut you up, Rabbit.

Excuse me.
Has room 5330 checked out already?

Oh, I'm sorry, I can't give out
that information. It's hotel policy.

Okay, can you at least tell me
if it's booked through the night?

Please?

You said 5330?

Yes, it's booked until tomorrow.

Thank you.

Hey.

Hey.

Am I disturbing you?

Did you bring back my costume?

- My bunny costume.
- Of course.

Turns out, you can't stay
over here anymore, okay?

I think I know what you really are.

And I want you to take all your stuff
and get the hell out of here

- and not come back.
- Okay!

I just want you to go.
You don't have any other place to stay?

- Please.
- Look. I'm sorry. I should've called...

Do you really think I give
a shit about your life story?

You can't stay. And that's it.

Fine!

Just... could you please put
40 bucks in the kitty before you leave?

Thank you.

- Hello again.
- How are you?

Good. Do you have rooms
available for one night?

One night? Yes, I do.

Smoking or non?

- Reception. How may I help you?
- Hello, could I speak to room 5330, please?

Hello?

- Hello?
- Hi.

Can I speak to Diego, please?

- Your name's Diego?
- Who is it?

He said "Who is it?"

It's Romy. Tell him "Rabbit."

Rabbit.

Tell her I'll call her back tomorrow.

- He will call you back tomorrow.
- Okay.

Room 1003. Okay? Please... it's important.

Room 1003.

Sure, sure, I'll tell him.

Okay.

Hello?

- Hi.
- Hi.

Why did you give me your address
if you didn't want me to come?

Is that all it takes?

Here you are.

Sorry.

I'm drunk.

Oh, come on. Don't do the dishes.

- You're a cop?
- Mm-mm. Park ranger, at your service.

So is the... the girl who wants
to walk gently on the Earth

still gonna be here when I get back?

Yes.

All right.

Adios, partner.

If you want to go downtown,
the keys to the truck are on the refri...

Bye, partner.

I like your hat!

This must not be allowed

to continue!

If it does, Mother Nature will react

in a way where almost all men...

will suffer the end of life...

as they now know it!

Sister to Earth.

Yeah. Sister to Earth!

Bringer of life, yes!

Sister to Earth!

Thank you, sis. Thank you very much.

Mmm!

Nope. Not even close.

I thought your interest was in plants.

You know, nature is like
the pantry for animals.

If you know who lives there,
you know about the plants.

All right. There's bobcats.

- Mm-hmm.
- Gila monsters.

Gila monsters?

- Gila monsters.
- What's that?

- Big lizard.
- Oh.

Kangaroo rats.

- Spiders.
- Mm-hmm.

Snakes.

Desert tortoises.

I met this Indian...

and he said I was a...

- tortoise.
- Tortoise?

- A tortoise. He told me I was a tortoise.
- Well, you can't be an eagle, then.

Well, you are not an eagle either.

- I'm kind of an eagle.
- I don't think so.

Mm.

Yeah.

Hey, Diego's back!
And with a hot girl on his arm.

- Hey, you guys want a couple beers?
- Yes, sir.

You guys need an explanation?
It's a little early.

Thank you.

Hey. Good to see you, bud. You look great.
You look great. Welcome back.

- Thanks, man.
- Nice to meet you.

And... chicharrones.

- Yeah!
- Yeah?

- Go on, then.
- You come here a lot?

Weekends, maybe. Once in a while.

Hey, Diego.

Hey, Gloria.

Maybe once or twice. She's a good girl.

Yeah, she looks it.

- Come here.
- Mm.

Pay, pay, pay, pay.

Far out.

- Hey, darlin', can I buy you a drink?
- No. She's good.

I don't believe I was talking to you.
Can the little lady answer for herself?

Yes, little lady can. She's not drinking
with men who have no manners.

Hmm. Bitch.

- No!
- They're good. They're good.

Hey, get a beer for my friend right here.
Hey, get a beer for my friend.

We out.

- Take him outside.
- And don't let the door hit you in the ass.

- What are you doing?
- Sorry. He started it.

That's just how it works around here.

- Let's go.
- All right. Let's go.

Good night, good night, good night,
good night, good night, good night.

A fistfight is...

kind of like real life.

You got to make quick decisions,

hope for the best.

When you knock a guy out...

you sort of throw his existence
in his face.

But there's no...
no glory in being the winner.

You just want to...

feel something, I think.

I love you.

I thought you didn't want
to hear about love anymore.

- Hi!
- Oh, hi.

- Hello!
- Hi.

- How are you?
- Hi. I'm good.

- This is Billie, my sister-in-law.
- Hi.

- Romy, a friend of mine.
- Nice to meet you! Kayla, say hi!

- Hi.
- Say... oh!

- She never does that!
- She's getting big.

Joe! Be careful, Joe.

Quiet down, Billie. He's gonna be fine.

Get out of the way.

So you guys will come over
for dinner Sunday?

With the kids, it's just easier to do it at
the house, but we'll make something good.

- Yes. That'd be nice.
- Good.

- You like this?
- All right, come on.

Later, gator.

- What are you doing?
- Bye.

You know it'll make Joe happy
to hang out with his brother a little bit.

Yeah.

It was really nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.
- Okay.

- I'll see you soon.
- See you. Okay.

You want to always make sure
that it's nice and neat.

Spoon on the left. Fork on the right.
Knife in the middle.

- Okay.
- Any questions so far?

- No.
- Okay.

The kitchen, your pots.

Here, we like to keep the soups

and different things to keep hot
throughout the entire day.

And then... welcome to the team.
Here is your apron.

And then you also always want to put
your hair back or in a braid or something,

because we do not want any hair
to go into the food.

She said I should make
some French pastries,

that the clients would come for that.
I think that's a really good idea, no?

My mother taught me how to make
a really good apple tart.

The only thing she taught me.

What's this about getting a job?

I thought you were just passing through.

I am just passing through.

Your brother's here.
Oh, my God, you got all dressed up!

Hi.

- Hi.
- Hi!

- What's that?
- I made you a pie.

- You made it?
- Yes.

- How's it going, man? You good?
- Yeah.

All right.

The cattle branding was very impressive.

Yeah. Joe's the tattoo king. You are!

Damn, Billie,
when you gonna fix your tooth?

Well, I don't have time
with the kids, lay off me.

I gave you cash for that.

Yeah, I have the cash.
I just didn't fix my tooth yet.

Austin! Austin, come here.

Come here, mister.

We're getting in the tub.
We're getting in the tub.

Yeah, she's been dumpster diving.

- What?
- Pulling food out of trash bins.

My wife's a fucking wacko. She likes
to be full to the fucking bursting.

She goes down to the grocery store,
she checks out the date on the food

they've thrown away, and she comes back
with a fucking trunk-load of garbage.

It's fucking cans of beef.

- It's fucking garbage.
- Well, we make savings.

Yeah? What good are savings six feet under
with some, like, dumb-fuck bacteria, huh?

Come on.

Austin.

- Come here.
- Let me down.

We got to take a bath.
We got to take a bath.

Can you take her for one second?
Thank you. I just got to get these tots out.

We're not really having anything too fancy,
'cause you can't do that with kids, but...

You got so much patience for that.

God, I can barely handle it, you know?

It's just, like, one kid after the other.

I don't know what to say.
I just get pregnant so easy.

- Kayla, you being good? She being good?
- Oh, they're very sweet.

She's very sweet.
He can be kind of an asshole.

Chip?

Could you maybe take these out to Joe
and just see if he's started the grill?

- Can you handle that and her? Thank you.
- Sure.

- Go outside?
- Mm-hmm.

I cannot believe
you found work around here.

Do you know, everybody's looking.
No one can find anything.

And you just roll in.

And I thought you were
just a tourist passing through.

What are we gonna have now, a French
sister-in-law? 'Cause that'd be funny.

That'd be a funny thing.

You got to clean that dumb shit
out of your conversation, Billie,

'cause it sure is bugging us around here.

Okay, Joe, then you make conversation...

if you're so good at it.

Well, look what happens
when I don't talk. Nobody talks.

Why does Diego cough like that?

I don't know, I think he's been doing it
ever since he came back from the war.

I mean, that's what Joe told me.
He said it left him real broke up.

I've only known him five years
since I've been with Joe, but...

he's been doing it that whole time.

So it's getting real serious with you two?

I don't know.

Hey, Billie! Quit telling your
life story and come out here

- and show me your cheerleader routine!
- Oh, my God.

- You'd make a really pretty cheerleader.
- I haven't done it in ages.

I don't want anyone judging me.

Okay.

We... got... spirit.

S-P-I-R-I-T. Spirit. Let's hear it.

- Higher!
- We... got... spirit.

- S-P-I-R-I-T. Spirit. Let's hear it.
- Higher!

Whoo! Go, team!

Whoo! Whoo!

Higher! Higher!

Stop! Stop!

What are you doing?
Do you want to lose your baby?

Hey, chill out.

We're just having fun.

What the fuck's wrong with her?

You really are a couple
of fools, you know that?

Ow.

- I got you.
- I didn't do a good job.

You did a great job.

- You all right?
- I'm sorry.

That's all right.

They're idiots anyway.

You know how many people die of thirst
crossing the border every year?

- Go ahead. Pick a number.
- What, Mexicans?

I don't know. 100?

Way more. Not just Mexicans either.

Anybody sees me do this, I'll lose my job.

Hey.

Come on.

Why can't you just accept
what's happening to us?

Just sex? I buy that.
I told you that from the start.

I thought maybe we had a chance
'cause you wanted the same things.

You lied to me. I didn't lie to you.

Lied to you? I didn't lie to you.

- I ain't in love with you.
- I don't believe you.

It just doesn't make sense is all.

Life doesn't have to make sense.

What's wrong with you?

I'm gonna go for a drive.

While I'm away, you get in there and you
pack your shit and you get the fuck out.

You're right.

A guy like you is not worth it
for more than a week anyways.

Do you even have a place to sleep tonight?

Mickey, go clean up your den,

'cause she's gonna need a bed tonight.

Do you know where we keep
the clean sheets?

- I think so.
- Thanks.

You bet.

Listen, I don't mind
helping you and stuff, but...

it's a temporary thing, right?

Of course. I really appreciate it.

All right.

- Here are your coffees.
- Thank you very much.

I'll be right back to take your order.
Would you like milk?

Yes, please.

Thank you.

All right. Do you know what you'd like?

Yes. I'll have a sandwich, please.

Would you like rye, pumpernickel,
white, sourdough?

- Wheat.
- Wheat. How about cheese?

No cheese.

Oh, and if you'd like, for dessert,
we have homemade French apple tart.

Let's go.

- You can stay as long as you like.
- Are you sure it's no problem?

If you don't treat us like Indians
can see in the dark, speak to damselflies,

and make their life choices
based on the shape of the clouds,

we should be fine.

I'm gonna bless you with sage,
and then I'll smudge you off so...

you can continue on your journey
of what you're doing.

Amen.

Okay.

Your new name will be Sky.

Mahpiya, like the sky.

- Mahpiya.
- Mahpiya.

Sky.

- I like that.
- Yeah.

Yeah.

I got to tell you something
that my grandma told me

yesterday about you.

She told me...

you're expecting a child
and it's gonna be a little boy.

I can't have babies. My body rejects them.

- I've had four.
- D&C or spontaneous miscarriage?

D&C once, and the three
other times, it just happened.

- You're not bleeding.
- No.

Well, your pregnancy's off
to a good start,

so don't go on fearing another disaster.
That would be a shame.

Make sure the father-to-be
pampers you, and you'll be fine.

Thank you.

- Hey.
- Hey.

I saw Diego's truck, but he's not here?

He's in the bathroom.
He's not doing too good.

Are you okay?

Come on.

My body's sick, Rabbit.

It's poisoned.

I'm broken, like you said I was.

I could light up a whole town with the...

amount of uranium I got.

The payoff from...

depleted uranium is...

when it hits a target
and you breathe it in...

right here...

it gets in your blood and your lungs.

You fell for a guy that's gonna die.

I can't even make love to you anymore.

Do you remember when we made love
for the first time in Vegas?

Afterwards, I went walking
outside in the sunshine, and...

I saw my shadow.

And next to my big shadow, there was...

a small shadow.

Like a child.

And I was holding hands with the child.

You know, Missy,
she told her grandmother...

and she said it means
that I will have a child.

And it's true.

I went to the doctor, and it's true.

Are you okay?

You got to get rid of it, Rabbit.

I'm not afraid to have this child.

Actually, yeah...

let's keep it.

It might be nice.

Have a little baby with a eyeball
in the middle of his forehead.

Or maybe a baby born with no arms.

Maybe he'll be born with leukemia.

A nice little cancer his dad gave him.
Someone he's never, ever gonna meet.

- Stop it.
- No, you stop it.

You wouldn't even hold this baby in your
arms. That's how much you'd like it.

You'd think it was ugly.

You'd feel so bad about yourself
for being such a selfish bitch that you...

Stop it!

You piss me off with your little
fucking angel eyes, you know that?

Get rid of it.

I don't know what to do.

You can't change what happened.

It's all meant to be.

You've been given a beautiful,
beautiful life to take on.

So don't... don't cry.

I will be here for you.

We'll go through this together.

It's gonna be okay.

That's why we gave you
the name of Sky, Mahpiya.

You're always changing.

The sky is always changing.

Thank you.

You probably won't like this.

It's cactus.

I like cactus.

Mm...

I don't know
if you'll like this one, actually.

Okay.

Mm.

- May I take your order?
- Yes. Polish sausage, please.

Thank you. That will be right out.

The white man's desire...

for material possessions...

and power...

has blinded him.

Those guys are such a drag.

It's a letter to President Nixon
from 1970.

And now...

You're tough.
I signed the letter before I knew you.

Ah, yeah, well, that doesn't surprise me.

Thanks. Nice.

- Oh, come on. Not you.
- Mm.

- You're different.
- Oh, yeah. Very, very different.

Hi!

Jesse sent me.

I know you're gonna be sad, but...

I love you.

Tell him that you were
the only woman for me. All right?

Will you tell him that?

Diego?

Diego?

I love you! I love you!

Let's run! Whoo!

Jump!