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- Oh, hi there, little guy.

Oh, it's okay, it's okay.

Calm down, calm down.

I'll take you home

and we'll get you
better, I promise, okay?

It's okay.

Where is it?

It's okay.

There you go, little fella.

I have something to
show you, come here.

- Oh, a little birdie.

- Yep, I found
him in the woods,

so we have to take
care of him, okay?

- What does he like to eat?

- Worms, maybe?

I think he'll eat anything.

- I hope he gets better.

- Me too, bud, me too.

- Oh, come in.

- It looks like
you've heard the news.

- Yeah.

- I'm sorry, we should
have let you know sooner.

- Oh, it's fine, hey.

It's just the last time
that I saw the family,

they just seemed so-

- Rebecca, this
is not your fault.

There are some
families, some cases

that we, we just
can't help everyone.

Look, I had a thought.

I know this has been a
lot, and with the divorce-

- That has not affected my work.

- I know, I know.

I was just thinking
that it might be best

for everyone if we reassign
you to Oakland County.

- No, Mikaela, come on.

My caseload is full right now-

- Janet and Deb will take over.

This is not a
punishment, Rebecca.

You are the brightest
social worker we have.

I'm just trying
to avoid burnout.

- Yeah.

- There are kids in the
boonies who need help, too.

- Dumb kids, how is
this even a show?

- Well, if
you hate it so much,

just change the channel.

- There's nothing else on.

Hey, hon, in a couple of
minutes I've gotta get going.

I've got some stuff I gotta do.

- What stuff now?

- It's not gonna take
long, don't wait up.

- You're kidding me, right?

I mean, we agreed not to-

- Relax, it's not like
I'm selling crystal.

Like I said, don't wait up.

- Right.

- All right, guys.

- Aw, he's singing.

- He does sound
better, doesn't he?

- Yeah, soon he could
get back to his family.

- I know, bud, his family.

All right, we have
to put him away

for right now, okay, guys?

- Breakfast!

- Figures, I'm
not telling you again!

- Breakfast!

- Stephen, Stephen, it's
time to eat, come on.

You go on, I'll be right there.

- Okay.

- Shh, you're getting too loud.

I'll be back later,
okay, just be quiet.

- You look sick.

- I just didn't get
enough sleep, that's all.

- Hmm.

Go ahead, dig in,
but keep it down.

Your dad had a late night.

You should eat some meat.

The kids are
watching and learning

and they need to grow up strong.

- What the hell?

What?

- Let it soak for
a moment before scrubbing it.

- What the hell is
this, goddammit?

Someone mind explaining
what's going on here?

- Someone better start talking.

- It's a bird.

- Come here,
let's go upstairs.

- Not you.

You bring this into my house,
this germ-infested animal?

- He was sick.

- I don't care about this
bird, I care about this house.

If it was sick in the
wild, it will die.

That's nature, that's life.

- But if we can help-

- I don't want to hear a
goddamn word out of you.

You give me enough grief.

- What are you doing?

What are you?

What are you doing?

No.

- I'm putting it
one of its misery.

- No!

- Sometimes that's
the right thing to do.

I don't need you
infecting these kids.

Be back before dinner, got it?

- Ow.

- So how long have you
guys been fostering kids?

- Well, it's, it's been
almost 15 years now.

- 15 years this spring,
but you already know that.

- I'm not interrogating
you, I'm just asking.

- Well, the doctor said
we couldn't on our own,

so we decided to open up our
home to kids in need, you see.

- We've had over 50 kids
come through this home.

God knows what
would have happened

to them if it wasn't for us.

- I'm sure they're
very grateful.

Now, with Julie.

- Julie is a very
emotional girl.

There was this incident
with an injured bird

and she didn't handle
that particularly well.

- How long was she gone before
you went looking for her?

- For crying out loud.

- Todd.

- No, I'm just saying,
she's old enough

to know not to run
away from home.

- Oh, an hour, maybe less.

I find she responds better

when she's given a
little time alone.

- But this time?

- She didn't come back.

- Look, I'm not here
to pester you guys

and dig into your home.

I just want to make
sure that Julie

and the other kids are
being taken care of.

- They are.

- And I'm sure that's the case.

In any regard, I would
love to speak with Julie.

Julie?

My name's Rebecca and I'm
here to check up on you.

I just want to know
why you were found

in the middle of the
road, did you get lost?

- I was just walking.

- Hmm.

Why didn't you
want to come home?

I'm sure everything's
gonna be fine.

The state is gonna
want to follow up soon,

but she seems like a bright,
sensible young woman.

I'm sure this was an
isolated incident.

- Thanks for coming out.

- Sure thing.

- We love Julie so much.

It makes us sick to wonder what
could have happened to her.

- I'm sure.

- It's me.

- You scared me.

- I didn't mean to.

- I know.

Come here.

- What's going on?

- It's hard to explain.

- You never tell me anything

that the grownups
are talking about.

- I do it to protect you.

- I'm getting older, it's
okay to tell me things.

- I'm your big sister.

You'll understand
with the little ones.

Look, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry that I was gone.

- Why didn't you come home?

- I don't know, there was
something in the woods.

There was this feeling,

like I was bringing
something bad back with me.

It's hard to explain.

I don't want you to worry, okay?

- I don't want you to leave.

- Me neither, me neither, buddy.

- You ready to go
down the rabbit hole?

Oh.

- You're late.

- I know.

- Go ahead.

- I was starting
to wonder where you'd gone.

- Yeah, well, it's been hard
getting away from the house.

- Old lady giving
you trouble at home?

- Kids.

- Ah, the wife and I,

we took a trip the day the
youngest moved out of the house.

The party hasn't stopped since.

So surely you didn't arrive
empty-handed, did you?

- No, it's all there,
you can count it.

- That's not necessary, I'm
sure you're good for it.

Besides, that table over
there needs another.

- Whoa, I can't believe it.

I'm sure you'll play well,
you're a lucky man, Todd.

But you know what
they say about luck,

eventually it runs out.

- What the hell?

- Hello, hello?

What are you?

It's okay, I won't hurt you.

It's okay.

It's okay, come here.

It's okay, I'll take
you someplace safe.

Just follow me, come on.

Come on.

Sorry, I get it, you don't
like light, it's okay.

Do you think you could
stay here for tonight?

I'll come back
tomorrow, I promise.

I just have to do some things.

- Where are
you, where are you?

I can see.

- God.

- Whoa, where is the fire?

- I'm so sorry, I'm a
head case this morning.

I have two home visits and
another hearing this afternoon-

- Well, you might need
to push it back a bit.

Sarge is here.

- Here, as in here, here?

- As in, in your office.

- Shit.

- Oh, come on.

- It's exhausting having
to keep up with him.

- Get it out of the way and
go on with your day, trust me.

- Ah, well, that's not bad.

- Hey, Sarge.

- Hey, Sarge, huh, people
still call me that?

Check this out, that
is the high score,

really, and my kid
just downloaded the
game for me last week

and I just beat his high score.

I can't wait to tell him.

- So what can I do
for you, Donovan?

- I'm just stopping
by, checking up.

I didn't see you at the funeral.

- Yeah, I had a case, I
couldn't really get away.

- Hmm, I see.

You burning your candle

on both sides of the
stick a little bit?

- What's that?

- You know what I mean.

It's important to know
when to remove yourself,

especially when it comes to-

- Burnout? Yeah.
- Burnout, yeah.

- Yeah, I've been hearing
about that a lot lately.

- See, that's why I like you.

I don't even think you're
the kind to burn out,

even if your boss tells you so.

That's not why I'm here, though.

I'm wrapping up my time
as detective in Oakland

and I got myself a
nice, cushy federal gig.

It's more crisis management,
not so much investigative,

but I wanted to
gauge your interests.

- For a job?

- Yeah, I mean, it would mean
relocating down the coast

to DC and the pay would
more than make up for it.

- I really don't even
know what to say.

- Don't say anything
at all just yet.

How about you, you spend
some time thinking about it,

kick it around a little
bit, and let me know.

The position isn't even mine

until the end of
the month, deal?

- Deal.

- Well, it
was good to see you.

- It was good to see you.

- Groceries.

Hey.

I need you to do a better job.

- With what?

- Cut the shit, you
know what I mean.

You're out of here in
a couple of months.

The rest, they're here to stay.

- Why don't you just adopt them?

If you did, the checks
would be stopped coming-

- Goddammit, look
what you made me do.

Get the rest in the house.

- Are you okay?

- Yeah.

Stephen, what are you doing?

- I don't know, something,

something in the woods, I
can feel it, I'm afraid.

- Of what?

- I don't know, something.

- Well, I used to
be afraid of dogs.

- Dogs, why?

- Well, when I was your
age, I was bit by one.

She wanted the piece
of candy in my pocket

and it made me afraid of
dogs for a very long time.

- I like puppies.

- Me too, me too, bud.

But

one day,

I decided I was going to
not be afraid anymore,

so I went to the
neighbors' house

and I faced my fear,
you understand?

You know,

sometimes

you have to face what is
making you feel so afraid.

It'll make you feel better.

- What happened?

- With what?

- The, the dog, was she nice?

- Yeah, she was.

She was nice.

But after that day, I
wasn't afraid anymore.

- I want to be brave.

- We'll do it together, come on.

I have something to show you.

Come on, let's go this way.

- Goddammit.

I fold.

- How goes it, Todd?

Maybe you have better
luck on the next hand.

- I just looked at the
time, I gotta get home.

- What's the rush?

Grab another drink,
take your time.

- I gotta go, I just-

- Listen, Todd, we both know

you owe the house
quite a bit now, okay?

And I know you don't have it.

If I let you walk out that
door, when are you gonna pay up?

Is it gonna be another
month before I see you?

- No, Manny, I just-

- I suggest you sit back down

and you play another round
with the fellas, okay?

- I don't want to go in there.

- Don't worry, I won't let
anything happen to you.

Come on.

Hello?

You there?

- Can we go?

- Hold on, I think he's afraid.

- Please?

- I brought a friend
and some food.

It's not much, but at
least it's something.

You like it?

- Does he have a name?

- Do you have a name?

Like, my name is Julie.

This is Stephen.

- Frey.

- You can talk.

- I don't like it.

Where did he come from?

- I found him in the woods.

- I don't
like this thing.

- I know, little man,
I know, it's okay.

- Should we call Mom and Dad?

- No.

He's gonna stay
here for a while.

He doesn't like the sun,

so we can only
visit him at night.

And don't call them that.

Janelle and Todd
are not Mom and Dad.

- Should we go?

- Go, we just got here.

Yeah.

We can go.

I'll be back, I promise.

- Let's see, okay.

Oh my God.

Aged 17.

They want more kids?

- This is

new.

- I know this is unexpected,

but I just came here
to check on Julie.

How is she?

- Much better.

- That's good, that's good.

So what do you say?

- I don't really
have a choice, do I?

- I like to extend the courtesy.

- Julie!

- Hey, you almost got it.

- That was good, I haven't
had a milkshake in forever.

- I feel like adults have

almost forgotten
how good these are.

- I'm not an adult,
not yet, anyway.

- That's true, but
17 is a fun age.

But it can be pretty tricky.

So have you thought much about
what you're going to do next?

After your birthday, I mean.

- I don't know.

I haven't really thought
about it, to be honest.

- What about college?

- It's hard to figure all
that stuff out by myself.

- Yeah, I know, but that's
why I want to help you.

- With college, how?

- Applying, student loans.

People work and go to school.

There's even a great community
college right up the road.

- It's just, it's all so much.

- Yeah, you're right, but
that's why I want to help you,

because I feel like
nobody else is.

- So what did you say?

- Nothing, she just wants
to help me when I turn 18.

- Yeah, hmm, we'll see.

Good night, baby.

Take care of her, Lieutenant.

- I can
take care of myself.

- She won't
be late, good night, Marshal.

- Good
night, sir, uh, Sergeant.

- Good night.

- Frey?

Where'd you go?

- Come on.

- Goddamn, all right,
motherfucker, come on, now.

Come on, fuck wad.

- Ugh, quit your cussing.

- The Lord is watching.

- Woman, please, don't
be telling me that.

He knows what I'm going through
down here with this shit.

- What?

I just fixed you.

Come on, come on, motherfucker.

What the fuck?

Everything's always
going the fuck out on me.

- Bud?

What's going on?

Are you having a heart
attack, you old fool?

Criminy.

Bud?

- Frey?

Frey?

- I am awake.

I feel much, much better.

Don't be afraid.

That's it.

- Did something happen?

- The more I feed,

the stronger I get.

- I, I could get you some food.

- That is not what I desire.

I need fresher meat.

- I could go to the store,
I just need some time.

I'm gonna need some money.

- I need to hunt.

I need to feed.

I'm almost there on my own,

but I need your help.

I have no one else.

- Catalina.

Catalina,
where are you, kitty?

That's weird.

Catalina?

- Animal attack?

- I don't see what else.

I'll set up a
perimeter, call the DNR.

I'm not sure who's there
since Somerset retired.

- Yeah, I don't know either.

We good?

- Yeah, it's just
not what I expected

from a last call, you know?

- Yeah, if we could
all be so lucky.

Easy paperwork on this one.

- I suppose so.

- We need to talk after dinner.

Your trips to Wonderland
are not paying off

and we need to figure this out.

- It'll turn, I just
need some more time.

- I don't want these goons
coming here like last time.

Stephen, sit.

- I haven't seen her.

- She'll eat when she's ready.

- She's probably
outside chasing a mouse.

Circle of life, girls, dig in.

You eating meat again?

Girls, you gotta grow up
to be like your big sister.

If you do, you'll grow
up big and strong.

- I like meat.

- I like pizza better.

- You know what, I
like pizza better, too,

but that's not what
life's all about, is it?

We don't always get
what we really want.

Sometimes you've gotta
eat your vegetables.

It's better for you than
pizza, more healthy.

- Put it down.

- It's just like
raising you kids.

It's hard opening your home
to a bunch of strangers.

Some kids come when
they're little,

some kids come when
they're bigger.

Everybody's different, you never
know what you're gonna get.

But we have to do what
we know is healthy,

even though it's not
what we really want.

- You, you don't want us?

- Oh, Stephen, no, that's
not what your dad meant.

We just want you to take
these life lessons out

into the world with you
when you're done here

because we won't always
be there to protect you.

- You know, like Julie.

She's been a great role
model for you kids.

Pretty soon she won't
be here anymore.

- Where is she going?

- I don't want her to leave.

- Well, she's almost
all grown up now.

She needs a new place to live.

- Do we have to go, too?

- Oh, heavens, no, not
until you're much older,

but that's how it always is.

Someone leaves and
someone else comes.

- I want you all to
remember Julie here.

She's been a great
example for you kids

in more ways than
one, thank you.

You're going to college, right?

At least someone is.

- All right,
enough talk, let's just eat.

- Jesus.

- You've gotta be more careful.

That could have cut someone.

- You got butter
on your fingers?

- May I please be excused?

- What have we just
been talking about?

Just eat your food.

- Where are you going?

- I'm

just going out.

- You're gonna see
him, aren't you?

- It's fine.

- I don't think you
should go, he scares me.

- He's not bad, he just
looks kind of scary.

- He makes me feel bad,
like, in my stomach.

- You mean your gut.

- It doesn't matter,
he's trouble.

- He's hurt and I need to
help him, I'm all he has.

- We need your help, you
used to be there for us.

- I'm sorry, Stephen,
but I have to do this.

- You can't hide from me.

Yes, I'm here.

- Frey?

- Thank
you for returning.

- Of course.

I brought something for you.

- Ah, ah.

This is not gonna
sustain me for very long.

- But I, I-

- I need, I need

better, fresher sustenance.

Otherwise, I'll die.

- You can't die.

- I stay here

in this place,
then I surely will.

My, my, my.

You're hurt.

- I cut myself.

- Let me see.

- Hey, what's
up, everybody?

That's the newest track
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titled "The King Must Die."

Awesome stuff, hope you like it.

Hey, heads up everyone in
Burton and Oakland counties,

a local couple was
recently killed

by what authorities are
calling an animal attack.

What kind of animal
killed two grown adults?

Well, whatever it is,
I know I don't want

to find myself face
to face with it.

Bring your dogs inside
and load those shotguns.

Anyway, here's the next track
from the band Take Back.

If you dig it, let us
know at BBZ's 554-2424.

- So I take it you thought
some about my offer?

- I, I still have some
things to take care of.

- All right, just don't
leave me hanging forever.

- I heard about the animal
attack in Oakland County.

- Oh, yeah, I was on the scene.

That was a bloody mess.

- Was it a black bear?

- Well, what else?

- Where did
it happen at exactly?

- It was Madison and 95,
just outside of town.

Why, what's up?

- Nothing, I have a
family close by, the Gibbs.

They have small children.

- Yeah, they, they should
definitely stay inside.

- Yeah, I'm actually
heading there now,

so I'll make sure to
relay the message.

All right, talk soon.
- Hey, hey, Rebecca?

- Yeah?

- I really do need to
know, you know, soon.

- I'll let you know
soon, I promise.

- All right,
well, you have a good day.

- Mm-hmm.

- What the hell, back again?

- I just came to drop
off some stuff for Julie,

college applications,
pamphlets, you know?

- Could have mailed them.

- It's no trouble stopping
by, I live pretty close.

- She's upstairs.

- Well, what do you
think about this?

- I don't know.

- Have you given
this much thought?

- No, not really.

- Okay.

I have a friend and she works
in the Admissions Department

at the local community college.

She's ready to meet with
you whenever you're ready.

They even take early submissions

and you could start
in the winter.

- Be together, you, you,

you and me.

- What if I don't want to go?

- That's okay, I mean,
there's plenty of jobs.

There's plenty of jobs out there

that don't require a degree.

Have you given much thought
about what you'd like to do?

- I'd rather stay here.

- Stay?

Well, your 18th
birthday is coming up,

and when that happens,

you're free to go
wherever you'd like.

- I want to be with the woods.

- Well, we will have to see
what we can do about that.

What has happened there?

- I hurt myself.

- How, I'm sorry,
let me take a look-

- No!

It's fine.

- I'm sorry.

Would you pardon
me for a moment?

- Ms. Rebecca?

- Hey, buddy.

- There's
something wrong with Julie.

- What do you mean?

- She met
a man in the woods.

- A man?

- He's scary,
I don't like him.

- That's preposterous.

- Mrs. Gibbs, the
signs are all there.

- No, no, no, no.

Stephen has a wild imagination.

He loves scary stories, I
always see him reading them.

There is no man
living in the woods.

It is simply not true.

I don't know what
she said to him

to make him believe
that, but kids.

- You don't think that this
could be a cry for help?

- Oh, God, look, let me
put this bluntly.

Julie has been with
us for three years now

and she has always
been difficult.

She's a smart kid and she
uses that to her advantage.

- Children often show
signs of acting out

when they've been abused.

- Are you saying that someone

in this house has
been touching her?

- Mrs. Gibbs-

- Look, we may not be perfect,

but neither my husband nor I
have ever touched that girl,

at least not in that way.

- I am just saying that maybe-

- I know what you
are just saying

and I think I want
you to leave now.

- I have been patient
with you, Mrs. Gibbs,

since the first day
that I walked in here,

but if you think that
you can force me out,

you are going to have a lot
of people poking around here,

whether you like it or not.

- Bye now.

- You can't catch me!

- Girls, be careful out here.

You're paying attention
to that, right?

Hey, you want to grab a beer?

- Going
somewhere, let's go.

- It's time, Todd,
I need to collect.

- I'm trying, I just need

to wait 'til the
first of the month.

- Patience, my
patience has worn out.

- Get off.

- Shut the fuck up.

- Consider that a down payment.

I never, ever want to
see you in here again,

unless it's to pay
off your debt with me.

If I do, I'll blow your fucking
head off, you understand?

Good, get him out of here.

- Fly, horsey, fly.

- A few minutes, girls.

- Okay.

- Want to trade?

- No.

I want to play
with the toy truck.

- No fair, I want to
play with the toy truck.

- Maybe it's Catalina.

- Here, kitty, kitty.

- I don't like this,
I want to go home.

- Girls!

- Hey, sorry I'm late.

- Pull up a chair, stay a while.

- Great, well, hey, a Atwater
IPA if you've got it, thanks.

So what's up?

- Just dealing with a case.

You know that family, the
Gibbs, the one I told you about?

- Yeah, oh, thanks.

- I can't do it.

- You can't do what?

- I can't take the
job, I'm sorry.

- I see.

- I know the stats, I know
one day I will wake up

and I won't be able to get
myself to work, but geez,

after today, this girl,

she reminds me so
much of myself.

I was lost in the system
and I didn't have a shot.

Now she's showing signs of
abuse, and her brother is saying

that she's spending some time
with this man in the woods.

This family, they shouldn't have

even been granted foster
status in the first place.

On top of all of that,

they have three other
kids in the house.

I feel like I'd be
abandoning them.

- Yeah, but Rebecca,
you can't save everyone.

- I can try, I can do that.

I could try.

- I respect that, I
really do respect that.

- Thanks.

- You know what,
you're probably right.

You belong in the
field with the kids,

not in some stuffy
office in, you know,

wherever, DC, or-

- Well, they'd probably
be chasing me out

with torches and pitchforks.

What's that?

- Something happened
at the Gibbs's place.

- Erica?

- Sarah?

- Sarah?

- Sarah?

Erica?

- Sarah?

- Erica?

- Where
are you, girls?

- Sarah?

- Oh, God.

Oh, God, our Father
who art in Heaven,

hallowed be thy name,
thy kingdom come,

thy will be done,
on earth as-

Oh my God, oh my God.

- Erica, Sarah?

- Oh, oh, God,
it's Sarah.

Oh, no, oh, no, darling girl.

- Dispatch,
we found them.

- You're saying this
isn't the first time?

- There was a couple
a few miles out

and it looked like it
could be the same animal.

- It would be a great
idea for you guys

and the children to
stay at a hotel tonight.

The state will provide, you
just need to pack a bag.

- I don't think so, the
kids are comfortable here.

- We don't want to
leave our house.

- Look, I understand,
it's difficult-

- You understand nothing.

This is all we have,
this is our safe space.

The world outside
took those babies.

If they had stayed at home,
they would have been safe.

- I'm sorry.

- The state will provide
counseling for the children.

If you two would like,

we can schedule something
for you, as well.

- We can't make them leave.

- No, I understand, though.

Well, again,
I'm so sorry.

- Ms. Rebecca?

- You head to the car
and get it started, okay?

I'll be right there.

Oh, Stephen, I'm so sorry.

- I don't want to be here.

- I know you don't, but your
parents want you to stay.

- I don't care!

- How about this, how
about I come back tomorrow

and you and I can see
if we can talk to them

and maybe change their
mind, how does that sound?

Take it easy, okay, bud?

- We're never leaving, never.

Stephen?

- No!

- Hello, my friend.

- Frey, Frey, did you?

- I fed tonight.

I'm stronger than ever before.

- But, but those girls.

- We are fighting
for eternity, Julie.

With Sarah, I'll grow.

Yes, we need one
more night to feed.

One more,

then we'll have all
the control we desire.

But I need your help.

I need several humans to
make our transformation,

healthy adults.

Can you bring them
together?

- My house?

- Yes.

Your house.

Tomorrow we feed.

- Hi, Rebecca.

- Hey.

- Sorry, I didn't mean
to interrupt your lunch.

- You didn't really
interrupt anything.

I'm not that hungry anyway.

- I want you to take a vacation.

- What, now?

- Yes, I talked with Donovan
and he told me about the job.

- So then he also told
you that I turned it down.

- Sure did, that doesn't mean

that I'm not worried about you.

If anything, this
makes it worse.

- Mikaela.

- Rebecca, I'm serious.

Just take an extra long
weekend, see your mom.

Go and get drunk at a bar.

Do whatever you need to do,
but I just need to make sure

that you are taking
some time for yourself.

- Fine.

- Good, I'll redistribute
your caseload this afternoon.

Get out of here.

- Oh, man.

- That bag was full of potatoes.

- Oh my God.

- There you go.

- Thanks, man.

I don't even, it was
the craziest thing.

- Oh my gosh.

Okay, hello?

- Who is it?

- Shh.

- Hi.

- Oh, oh, gosh, one second.

- Hey, this is Rebecca,
may I ask who's calling?

- This is Julie.

- Julie, I wasn't
expecting to hear from you.

Is everything okay?

- It's Janelle,
something is wrong.

She's having a breakdown.

Please help.

- Something just happened
at the Gibbs's, I gotta go.

- Well, hang on, hang on,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hold on, I'll drive.

- Come on.

- You want one?

Yeah, I know you do,
I'll bring you one.

Hey.

Come on, you can't
wallow forever.

- Yeah.

Okay.

- There's something outside.

- What are you talking about?

- I think, I think it's
what hurt the girls.

- You go get him.

- You stay inside,
protect your mother.

Where's Julie?

- I don't know.

- Wherever you are, you
better get out of here.

I have the right to blow

your goddamn head off.

Goddammit!

Stop it!

Goddammit.

I'm warning you.

God, crap.

- I've been waiting for
this moment for a long time.

- Please, please.

- That's it, child, feed.

- Goddammit, look
what you made me do.

- What's happening?

- Stay there.

- I cannot just sit
there while Todd is outside.

Oh my God!

- Good day.

- Get out of here!

- Oh, I don't know,

I think we're gonna
make ourselves
comfortable right here.

- Julie?

Who did this to you?

- What do you mean, you did.

- You're a monster.

- You're the one that
kept me from my calling,

so you must die.

- Here.

Come on, here, get in.

- I'm glad we got
that lock.

Todd, no!

God, no.

Why, why?

Why?

- Look, the police,
they're here to save us.

- Okay,
don't freak out.

- Oh my gosh.

- It's
just for protection.

- Here they come.

- Shit.

- Oh my God.

- Oh my God.

That was no animal attack.

Down!

Go in the house, get the boy!

What the hell was that?

- Why, thank
you for coming.

- Julie, what's going on?

- This is who I am,
who I choose to be,

and I intend to stay here
for eternity with my husband.

- Husband?

Look, Julie.

I know you, okay?

You're a good person.

- No, they stomped it out
of me a long time ago.

- What the hell was that?

What the hell, no blood.

- Julie, Julie, please.

Oh my God, Julie, Stephen!

- I thought
you were my friend.

- Donovan, oh my God, thank God.

No!

- His pride
proved to be toxic

for all of you.

And now, you.

- Get away from my brother!

I'm sorry.

- No!

- Are you ready, Stephen?

- Hey, you two okay?

Okay, come on, let's go.

- Yes, sir.