Original subtitles

Joe Berchtold got a call from his brother.

Are you-- are you threatening me, Bob?

You just take care, Brother.

Did we get him?

We're sending you back to Idaho.

Stay the hell away!

And do not contact Jan or anyone from my family!

He is trying to destroy us.

I'm gonna buy a gun.

You're hereby ordered to serve 15 days.

15 days?

What can we do?

Nothing.

Zada and Zethra need me to go up to Wyoming,

Jackson Hole, about a Fun Center.

Well, maybe, you know,

I could come and work for you there this summer.

You're not going to Jackson Hole.

Where is Jan?

What?

She's gone.

I couldn't stop her. They were taking off.

I'm--I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I--I don't know what to do.

Gone where?

♪ I saw her sitting in the rain ♪

♪ Raindrops falling on her ♪

♪ She didn't seem to care ♪

♪ She sat there and smiled at me ♪

♪ Then I knew * - * I knew, I knew, I knew ♪

- * I knew * - * She could make me happy ♪

- * Happy * - * Happy ♪

♪ She could make me very happy ♪

Welcome to Wyoming, Dolly!

- * Flowers everywhere * - Aw!

♪ Oh, the flower girl ♪

♪ Oh, I don't know just why she simply caught my eye ♪

♪ I love the flower girl ♪

♪ She seemed so sweet and fine ♪

♪ She crept into my mind ♪

♪ To my mind ♪

Zada and Zethra will be glad I'm here, right?

What?

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, they sure will.

But you know, now that you're here,

you let me worry about Zada and Zethra.

They'll get in touch when they need to.

You and me,

we are together for the whole summer,

and we're gonna have so much fun.

Right?

I miss spending time with you.

♪ I love the flower girl ♪

♪ Oh, I don't know just why, she simply caught my eye ♪

♪ So sweet and kind, she crept into my mind ♪

I can't wait for you to see what I got cooking

at the Fun Center.

Bunny--Tom--

Tom Bunson, who's my partner, I call him Bunny,

he put all his money into this place.

Every penny.

He's been--he's been out sick, but you'll meet him.

He's a hoot.

I call him Funny Bunny.

Mm. Well, that's funny.

Yep.

♪ I knew, I knew, I knew, I knew ♪

♪ She could make me happy ♪

Hey, I need to ask you something serious.

♪ Flowers in her hair ♪

Are you ready for me to whoop you at air hockey or what?

Yeah, in your dreams.

Oh!

All right.

♪ Was she reality or just a dream to me? ♪

♪ I love the flower girl ♪

♪ Her love showed me the way to find a sunny day ♪

♪ Sunny, sunny day ♪

Come on.

♪ I love the flower girl ♪

Oh!

You got me, partner!

♪ Whenever I'm with him, something inside ♪

- So they loop around here. - Uh-huh.

Right? And then here-- across here.

- Okay. - All right, all the way

up there, see that? Two way or something.

You come all the way down and wrap back around.

And here. Look at this, look at this.

You're gonna love this.

♪ Could it be a devil in me ♪

♪ Or is this the way love's supposed to be? ♪

These shoot all the way.

I can get one from that side across to this corner.

♪ Oh, ho, ho, it's magic ♪

♪ You know ♪

♪ Never believe it's not so ♪

♪ It's magic, you know ♪

♪ Never believe it's not so ♪

♪ Never been awake ♪

♪ Never seen a day break ♪

♪ Leaning on my pillow in the morning ♪

I can't believe this is all yours.

Hey, Jan!

Hey, Jasper.

Hey, son. Holding down the fort?

Yeah, except the popcorn machine's busted.

I'm not really sure what happened.

- Hey, there. - Hey.

Can I talk to you, Mr. B?

Yeah.

Get yourself something sweet to eat.

Jasper, fix her something. Be right back.

♪ It's magic, you know ♪

Can you make cotton candy?

Yeah, whatever you want.

It's really nice to see you.

Too bad they didn't let us go to the same school last year.

Yeah.

But you're still the same old Jasper.

Haven't changed a bit.

♪ Leaning on my pillow in the morning ♪

♪ Never been awake ♪

♪ Never seen a day break ♪

Hey, yo, cotton candy coming up.

Do you think you could show me around?

Sure.

So look, Bunny's wife called while you were out.

He--

Bunny, he--

he took his own life.

Shot himself.

His--his wife was right there when he did it.

Well, let's just get that popcorn machine

up and running today.

Huh?

Rush is at 7:00.

I don't get to sit down most nights,

but you know, working for a living.

- Still sounds fun, though. - Yeah.

You think I could help out sometime?

Hey.

Yeah, I just love it up here.

Oh, that's great.

And Grandma and Uncle Joe are coming to visit too.

Plus, we're going to the Pink Garter in a couple days,

that theater I told you about.

Really?

Someone I want you to meet.

And me too. Am I coming?

Just Jan.

Turn that frown upside down.

♪ Happy ♪

♪ Happy music ♪

Jan, your father is coming to get you,

and that's that.

Okay, so I'll just leave and come back again.

And I mean it too.

Oh, fiddle.

B doesn't have the money

to keep flying you back and forth.

Jan, is he there with you? I want to talk to him.

Don't go blaming B.

I came here, and it was my own decision.

You know, Jasper's here too, and we're having a great time.

I'll be back home before school starts in the fall,

and that's that.

Okay.

We can't use FBI resources like we did last time

since she's technically a runaway,

but the good news is is that this time,

we know where she is.

She's not missing.

Feels like she's missing.

Well, if the FBI's not gonna get involved,

I'll just drive up there myself and get her.

Now hold on.

There are two things we need to consider.

First is the potential for violence.

I'm not afraid of that man.

The second is what Jan has already told you.

Even if you bring her back,

she's just gonna leave again.

We need to convince her

that the right choice is to come home.

She's not gonna come home unless B tells her to.

And I don't know how we get that man to do anything.

Actually, I already have an idea.

There's a civil attorney that I'd like to introduce you to,

a guy by the name of Mark Eamons.

He's not a nice guy.

Can I put you in touch?

I'm real excited about the theater tomorrow.

You still not gonna tell me who I'm meeting?

No.

I sure wish Jasper could have stayed up with us.

Hmm.

Yeah, well, he's wiped out.

Working like a dog like his old man.

No!

Horoscope said I was gonna be extra lucky this week.

I guess I should have warned you.

Unbelievable.

♪ Don't get me wrong ♪

♪ Don't think you've got it made ♪

My little Leo...

You are so dear to me, you have no idea.

The very first time I laid eyes on you, I was transfixed,

and that was even before we knew about the mission.

I could feel you drawing me in,

drawing me to you.

And now...

now I don't think I could live without your special light.

Ooh.

You know, I will be back in a jiff.

You know, Dolly, I've been waiting to tell you something.

I heard from them today.

They were asking when the baby's coming.

I said I have no idea.

I said we're trying.

Oh, that scares the heck out of me sometimes,

but I just have to trust them.

They have so much knowledge.

And in the whole universe,

you and I were chosen,

and that brings joy to my heart...

to know that loving you is right.

Come on out.

Mr. Horstmann, are you aware that your client,

Robert Berchtold, has Jan Broberg again?

I'm the attorney representing Bob and Mary Ann Broberg,

and they tell me Jan and Berchtold

have been in Jackson Hole, Wyoming,

since Tuesday afternoon.

What?

Oh, no.

That is 48 hours.

I'm ready to file a civil lawsuit

on behalf of the Brobergs

if they do not get their daughter back.

I will bleed Berchtold like a pig.

His cars, his houses, his businesses,

his brother, his wife, his kids.

Anybody who helped him out will get swept up in this thing,

and I am more than happy to spread the pain around.

Let's not forget the, uh, suspended sentence either.

That was five years, wasn't it?

I can get Jan back home, pronto.

Just let me contact my client, please.

I'm watching the clock, Horstmann.

Don't fuck with me on this.

Just in here.

Psst!

Hi.

Well, I'm assuming this is the famous daughter

I've been hearing so much about.

You got that right.

This is Jan.

So what did you think?

That was the first show, you know,

so you're my very first audience.

Oh.

Well, I just thought that you were amazing.

Aw!

Have you done much acting?

Your dad says you got the bug.

Um, I--well, yeah, I've--

I've acted before.

She loves to perform. Sometimes she gets some nerves.

Listen, I'm gonna leave you girls to talk shop.

Why don't you tell her what you told me

about what you learned in New York?

Come. Take a seat.

Are you familiar with the method?

Well, if you've got this gap between what you're doing

and what you're feeling,

then no one's really buying it, right?

But if you can really use your imagination

and kind of feel all the things a person in your character's

situation might be feeling,

then the character's kind of real

'cause she's you.

So, um, you're just kind of tricking yourself.

No, no, no, no, no. It's not a trick.

Um, you just

imagine the part inside you

where the character can be true and you become her.

I'll tell you what I do.

It's a little mantra. Ready?

I breathe out me.

I breathe in who I want to be.

[Tommy James and the Shondells'

"Sweet Cherry Wine"]

♪ Come on, everyone, we got to get together now ♪

♪ Oh, yeah ♪

♪ Love's the only thing that matters anyhow ♪

♪ And the beauty of life ♪

♪ Can only survive ♪

♪ If we love ♪

♪ One another ♪

- You're going to fast! - So fun!

♪ Oh, yeah ♪

Did you like the show?

Enjoyed meeting Alice?

Yeah, I sure did.

♪ No, we ain't gonna fight ♪

I can just see us.

Someday we are gonna have a house right on the ocean,

and in the evening, we'll curl up in front of a glowing fire.

You'll be reading the script

for your next big Hollywood movie.

Oh, honey.

♪ So stimulating, so intoxicating ♪

I'm blessed beyond reason to have you.

What are you feeling right now, Dolly?

You can tell me.

Hey, uh, damn traffic on the way in.

Three-car pileup.

Uh, Ma's on her way. She's just fixing her face.

Put 'er there, Toughie.

Come here.

Jan, this here's my baby brother, Joe.

This is Jan.

Hi.

So you--you got Gail and the rest of the kids

coming up anytime soon?

Why don't you go grab us some snacks, huh?

Maybe some popcorn.

I got that machine up and running again.

And, uh, get my brother here a pop.

He needs a little pick-me-up.

Yeah. He looks road-weary.

Yes, he does.

Your--uh, Gail's a real sweet girl.

Yep.

She's just not the girl for me.

You only get one shot at happiness in this life.

I'm not gonna waste mine.

You don't want any trouble, Bob.

You don't worry.

The FBI comes sniffing around,

I'll tell them you didn't have nothing to do with anything.

Not gonna have to rat me out again.

It's not me I'm worried about.

Am I in Mexico?

No. I'm right here.

I am right where I'm supposed to be.

Jan came to me.

Mom.

- My boy. - Hi.

Look at you. - Oh!

You look sharp!

And this Fun Center of yours.

- It's something. - Oh, oh!

Hey.

How's it going?

It's good.

Good.

You, uh-- you liking it up here?

Yeah. It's real fun.

Uh, you wouldn't rather

be back home?

Well, you know, my home is with B.

Nobody understands, but you know,

I'd rather kill myself than be parted from him.

You know I'm meant to be his eternal companion.

- What an adorable girl. - Mm-hmm. Right?

Yeah, she's real young.

Mr. Berchtold,

there's a Mr. Horstmann on the phone for you.

He says it's urgent.

One sec.

Excuse me.

Very shortly.

Yep.

Hey, come here.

Angel.

The last couple days

have been everything I could have hoped for.

You really do want to be my eternal companion,

don't you?

Will you say it for me now, Dolly?

Say you'll be my bride.

I do, B.

Good. That's good.

Okay.

Today is Jan's 14th birthday,

and her sisters were expecting her here.

I know, I know. I did too.

I don't know what the holdup is.

I just spoke to him yesterday.

I imagine he'll be bringing her back home real soon.

What you imagine is no help for my clients--

On Thursday, you told us that

he would bring her back pronto.

It's Saturday now,

so you tell that devil we're filing suit.

Just give me till the end of the day.

I promise.

I--I promise I will have your daughter back home to you.

Today, Horstmann.

I was talking to a contact of mine this morning at Quantico.

She's an expert in this field, and it's her opinion

that the--the kind of sexual obsession

that Berchtold has with Jan and young girls,

exclusively young girls,

is incurable.

I don't say any of this to frighten you,

but he has all the hallmarks of a psychopathic personality.

He doesn't experience guilt

or remorse or fear like we do.

When Jan gets back, you cannot give him one inch,

not one moment of access to her

no matter what.

There is no telling what he is capable of.

♪ Love ♪

♪ Love will keep us together ♪

♪ Think of me, babe, whenever ♪

Hey, quick, let's get a picture.

Hey, cowboy.

♪ Singing a song, don't mess around ♪

Joel, come on.

♪ You just gotta be strong ♪

♪ Just stop 'cause I really love you ♪

♪ Stop ♪

♪ I've been thinking of you ♪

♪ Look in my heart ♪

♪ And let love keep us together ♪

That ain't it.

Now I didn't get a chance to wrap it,

'cause I had to sneak out and get it

while you were scarfing down your lunch.

I do not scarf.

You do too scarf. You're a little scarf machine.

* Heaven ♪

Go ahead.

Wow.

It's a sewing machine.

I've never had one just for myself.

I know, kid. Well, now you do.

- I just love it. Thank you. - Yeah, you're welcome.

Hey, Jan, now that you're done with all your presents,

you want to play rummy?

Oh, not really.

Hey, I'll play cards with you, bud.

Hey.

Go on.

♪ Showers, your love comes in showers ♪

How about some of this cake?

Family Fun Center.

Mr. Horstmann for you, Dad.

♪ You let me feel your loving power ♪

Why don't you two beauties take a walk, huh?

Promenade. Toughie here can escort you.

I'll catch you up.

♪ When you came, my cup runneth over ♪

♪ My sweet little angel * - * Heaven ♪

♪ My pretty little angel ♪

What can I do for you, Mr. Horstmann?

What the hell are you thinking?

Get the girl back to Pocatello now!

She's only been here four days.

Plus, Jan doesn't want to come back.

Well, that's beside the point.

She's a kid, and her parents want her home.

They are going to sue you

and have you arrested if you don't comply.

They couldn't do any of that if she was my wife.

Could they?

No.

But you would need one of her parents

to consent to a marriage,

and I hardly think you can expect them to do that.

They are beside themselves!

Let me tell you a little something

about Bob and Mary Ann Broberg, okay?

They are not fit to raise cattle.

Mr. Berchtold,

just get Jan back home for now, all right?

Today. - Yeah, I said all right!

We're supposed to be together.

Hey.

Hey, I know.

It's all right. - It's not all right.

We have to keep trying.

Otherwise, Zada and Zethra will make Susan take my place

and Karen will go blind.

You know, you could try talking to my mom.

She'll listen if my--

you know, if Bob's not there.

She was only taking his side before

because he wanted to get a divorce.

Uh--

What?

Uh, there's something--

There's something you ought to know about Mary Ann.

Oh, hell.

She's in love with me too.

Oh, honey.

Oh, honey, I didn't want to tell you.

I couldn't stand to see you--

see you hurt, but you got to know.

She's all broken up because she knows

how you and I feel about each other.

And I've told her.

I've told her stop calling and stop coming around.

Does my dad know?

Sure.

Yeah.

He threatened me,

hollering out on the front lawn,

cussing in front of Jacob and Jenny.

Hey.

Dolly.

You and I have been trusted with a sacred knowledge.

We know that our love is true and important.

All we have to do is stay faithful.

We don't know what Zada and Zethra have in store.

Maybe you going back to Bob and Mary Ann's.

Maybe that's part of the plan.

You are my companion no matter where you are.

Okay.

Now, Dolly...

Time to make that call.

Hey.

Okay.

Okay, kiddo.

I'm gonna need some help.

Go on, Broberg.

You're always good for a helping hand.

What are you gonna do with that?

You don't even know how to use one.

Jan's refusing to come out of her room.

I should go check on the chicken.

Mary Ann.

I know what we said about weapons in the house.

I didn't threaten him with it,

but Jan did see it.

Was she scared?

No, actually.

It was him I wanted to scare.

I want him to know that I'm her father

and that I could defend her,

and that I would.

I truly hate him, and I--

I can't stand the thought of you with him.

I can't stand it either.

Jan?

Won't you come upstairs?

Dinner's about finished.

And your sisters want to take you to Tasty Treat afterwards.

Janny, we love you.

We hope you know that.

And...

we understand that none of this is easy.

Well, it is easy.

It's very easy.

I don't want to be here.

I love B, and I want to marry him.

We want to know our options, you know,

under the law to just put him away.

Your best recourse is to press charges against Berchtold

for any abuse your daughter may have endured.

We don't know if she's been violated,

but we do have a good idea that he's crossed some lines.

See if you can get her to talk

about what happened between them.

That would be the first step.

It's Frank Tobler,

B-L-E-R.

That's right.

Yeah, I'll hold.

Yeah, it's right here.

Well--

I see.

How's the casserole?

Well, I married the best cook

to come out of Grass Creek, that's for sure.

Do you know,

I was thinking the other day

just how astonished I was that first time

you wanted to take me out.

Do you remember?

I was so nervous.

You were wonderful.

And then when we got married,

Albuquerque was just...

another world to me.

We had such fun.

Those caverns.

And we'd make all those smart remarks,

and they'd echo all over.

And we'd take rides, you know?

Just the two of us.

And the moon was so bright,

and we would look up at the stars.

And you said it was just like heaven to be together.

The divorce is gonna be finalized in Jackson soon.

I tried.

I've been twisting myself into knots for years

trying to make this thing work.

I mean, you know I have.

I've got to make my way to real happiness.

You understand?

I know, Bob.

Well, we're always gonna be pals.

All right?

And you know I'm here for you and the kids.

Slice for the road.

Mom?

It's gonna be all right, honey.

You'd better turn that frown upside down.

How come Karen gets to sleep over

at Caroline's and I don't?

Caroline is my best friend.

You can't be out of the house without me or your father.

Will you sit with me?

Please?

And for us, trying to help a beloved spouse or child--

If this is about B, I don't want to talk about it.

Not with you.

Please sit, Janny.

B isn't like other men

in terms of...

Desires.

It's hard to understand, but

the FBI studies these things, and...

they think he has problems with little girls,

with young girls,

and that he doesn't have regular feelings that

a man has for...

a--an adult woman.

I want you to know that...

it's okay...

just to say if anything happened...

Between you and B that--

that was...

indecent.

That's sick.

B's not like that.

You're just jealous because he loves me and not you.

That is enough.

How dare you speak to your mother that way?

He is a deeply wicked man, Janny.

And he will suffer,

and he will be judged like the sons of perdition

for tormenting an innocent child.

You're the ones who are tormenting me!

And I'm not a child!

Heavenly Father,

I know that you can see my heart.

Please, I just--

I'm really trying to help them as hard as I can.

Just please, please,

don't let Susan be taken.

Don't let Karen go blind.

Please don't let me be vaporized.

I will do this.

I swear.

Just if you-- if you return me to B,

I'll be his wife, and I'll have the baby.

Please.

Please.

You're still awake?

It's just getting started.

We can watch it together.

If you're not too tired.

Why aren't you mad like Bob?

Bob?

You should be angry.

Don't you even feel anything?

I love you.

That's what I'm feeling.

Everything that I've done,

that's it?

You just love me?

There'll never be time, not for us.

Did you talk to her?

Just for a minute.

She's suffering.

I can feel her...

wrestling...

Like the real Janny's disappearing.

I, uh--

I shouldn't have lost my temper.

I'll need to apologize to her.

You think I should do it now?

I think she's gone to sleep already.

We'll all feel better in the morning.

I'll speak to her about it then.

Morning, sweethear--

Dear Bob and Mary Ann,

you won't let me do what's right,

so I will do what's wrong.

I am leaving without B, do not plan on coming back

until you accept me as I am. - Until you accept me as I am.

"I cannot accept," misspelled,

"Your religion or your screwed up morals.

"I just want to be me and have B.

"Please, before all of us are destroyed, let me go.

Jan."

God in heaven.

Now, Pete, I know that Berchtold is behind this.

I know it. I--I mean, J--

Jan and I did have some harsh words yesterday, but--

It's not just the spelling. It doesn't even sound like her!

It's just-- it doesn't sound like her.

Either Berchtold wrote the letter pretending to be her

or she was distressed composing it.

I'll check with his parole officer,

but my guess is we'll find him

right where he's supposed to be.

He wants to make it seem like she left of her own volition.

He's being careful this time.

Well, I hope you're wrong about that.

So do I.

I'll let you know when I hear.

Call you back.

Thank you, Pete.

So what did he say?

Okay, it's complicated.

Um--

Hello. Brobergs.

It's me.

Where are you, B?

Is Jan with you?

No. No, no, Mary Ann, no.

No, she called.

Said she ran away.

Oh, I've been drinking myself sick all morning.

Said she walked down to the highway

and she hailed down a truck.

I don't believe that for a second.

Hailed down a truck?

Well, that's the truth.

I told her to forget about me,

that you and Bob don't-- don't approve,

and she said she can't.

What am I supposed to do, Mary Ann?

I worry about her being out there so much.

I am at the end.

Now, you listen to me, you son of a bitch.

I know what you are.

It took me too long,

but I know you are a monster.

A heartless, vile excuse of a man!

And I will get my daughter away from you

if it is the last thing I do on this Earth!

♪ The sun is just going down now ♪

♪ And won't be back again ♪

♪ But lately ♪

♪ I've been feeling kind of low ♪

♪ Just like the setting sun ♪

♪ It's a long road home ♪

♪ I don't know ♪

♪ Where you are ♪

♪ And though you're far away ♪

♪ I can see through you ♪

♪ I can see through you ♪

♪ Each and every ♪

♪ Minute of the day ♪

♪ I can see through you ♪

♪ But I don't know what I see ♪

♪ Early in the morning, look out the window ♪

♪ Don't know where to go ♪

♪ Leaving on that 10:30 train ♪

♪ You know I told her so ♪

♪ I can see through you ♪

♪ Each and every ♪

♪ Minute of the day ♪

♪ I can see through you ♪

♪ Through you ♪