All language subtitles for 7th Heaven s06e09 .eng

- Do you miss Jeremy?
- Yeah, I do.

- I miss Wilson.
- Wilson's a nice guy.

So is Jeremy.

[SIGHS]

I don't think I'm ever going to find
a guy like Jeremy.

Yeah, I feel the same way
about Wilson.

You know what I think?
I think it's time to move on.

You should get up, get out,
and find yourselves new boyfriends.

After all,
Robbie has a new girlfriend.

Don't you want what he has?
Someone new and exciting to love?

Someone with whom
you don't have a past?

Someone who holds the promise
for a real future?

Isn't that what we all want?

Yeah, but where are we gonna find
all that?

It seems to me
that you should go to the two people

who are experts on love.

And who would that be?

Mom and Dad. Why not let them
find your next boyfriends,

a.k.a. future husbands?

[BOTH LAUGH]

- That's funny. Mm-hm.
- Yeah.

Mom and Dad
picking out guys for us?

Right. Thanks, Ruthie.

Hey, it's not like
you're doing so hot on your own.

And they know you really well,

and they have your best interest
at heart.

Come on, let Mom and Dad
find your next true loves.

Even if it doesn't work out,

you can't end up any worse off
than you already are.

I wonder who they'd pick for me.

I wonder who they'd pick for me.

I am desperate for some alone time.

[BARKS]

[SIGHS]

- We want you to find us boyfriends.
- Husbands even.

I beg your pardon?

We want you and Mom
to find us someone to love.

We wanna get married, eventually.

But I want you to go to school,
then get jobs, then get husbands.

Fine. But we can be in love,

then go to school, get jobs,
and get married.

- Yeah. Find us someone like that.
- Like what?

Like someone who will be good for us,
and will help us through school,

and encourage us while we're looking
for jobs, and then marry us.

Your mom and I
should find each of you

a man who's willing to do this?

Come on,
you two have someone to love.

Why shouldn't we?

Heh. Is this about Joy?

Marriage is a bond made

by two people who share
a very deep and personal connection.

For the two of you to ask me

to choose someone with whom I think
you could share that connection is...

Well, that's nuts.

I'm not a dating service.
I'm your father and a minister.

- Scared?
- No, I'm not scared. I just--

I think it's not up to me
to steer you to the right person.

It's up to God.

When the time's right, the right guy
will come along for both of you.

You just have to be patient.

Yep, he's scared.

[SIGHS]

Uh...

- Hey.
- Why are you home so late?

Oh, I had to stay late at school
for a PTA meeting.

Which did you go as,
parent or teacher?

Both. Where are Mary and Lucy?

Oh, they went down to the church
to see Dad.

They want him
to find them someone to love.

- What?
- You too.

They want the two of you
to pick out guys for them.

Well, that's pretty funny.

I think it's kind of interesting.
You know, not that I'd ever do it.

But if I had to, I think I could find
the right men for my daughters.

And I think it'd be a lot easier
than you might think.

I think it'd be a lot harder
than you might think, and disastrous.

Why would you say that?
You know, I know my children.

I know each one of you very well.

I probably know you better
than anyone else knows you.

Well, just out of curiosity,
who would you pick for me?

- Who is it?
- Oh, come on, we both know.

We do? Well, who is it?

Wouldn't you like to know.

You know, on second thought,
I wouldn't like to know.

Wouldn't like to know what?

Mom thinks she knows
the right woman for Simon.

Not only that, she thinks she knows
the right person for each of us.

[CHUCKLES]

- What idiot asked her?
- Two idiots: Lucy and Mary.

They want Mom and Dad
to find them someone to love.

Where'd they get
a crazy idea like that?

Where do they get
any of their nutty ideas?

Why does everyone think
this is such a crazy idea?

Your father and I
might be able to provide them,

as well as you and you,
with some valuable insights.

You know, you all think that
your dating lives are so complicated.

But from my perspective,

it's perfectly obvious
who you should be going out with.

I don't care how obvious it is.
Do me a favour, don't tell me.

I don't wanna know.
Ignorance is bliss.

Besides, I think it's important
to date other people

before we find the person
we wanna marry.

Otherwise,
how will we know it's the right person

if we haven't dated
the wrong person?

Don't you think you've already dated
plenty of the wrong persons?

[LAUGHS]

And you.

Come on, Mom, you're dying
to tell them who the right women are.

- Hit them with it. They can take it.
- My lips are sealed, unless asked.

Well, I'm asking. Tell me.
I can keep it to myself.

Fine, don't tell me.

I don't need to know.
They need to know.

With any luck,
I can clear out the whole house

with one clean sweep.

[HAPPY WHIMPERS]

ROBBIE:
I can't.

I found out today
I made a C on that paper.

I have to keep up my grades

because I have
an academic scholarship

that requires a B average.

I can't.

I can't.

For the same reasons
I just gave you.

[WHIMPERS]

Interesting.

But I need you today. Just today.

I think you're being
totally selfish here.

I've been with you every day
since we met.

I can't just play any time I want.
I have two jobs.

I work part-time at the grocery store
and every day at the daycare centre.

And I'm carrying a full course load,
and it's hard.

It's just today. Please?

I have very little time in a day,

and I've been spending that time
with you.

- And now I have to catch up.
- Please.

[SIGHS]

Why can't you just say
you understand?

Why can't you just say
you'll play with me today,

and you'll study tomorrow?
It's just today.

You're starting to sound
like a spoiled rich kid.

You're the one
who's only thinking about yourself.

You know, I think we better hang up
now before this gets any worse.

[DIAL TONE HUMMING]

[SCOFFS]

[DOOR OPENS]

Whoa, uh... Trouble in Loveland?

No, I'm just having a little trouble
with one of my courses, that's all.

You're awfully passionate
about your studies.

What course
are you having trouble with?

- Joy 101?
- It's Angry, Irish, Women Poets.

Uh-huh.

It is.

[PHONE RINGS]

Hello?

[SIGHS]

- Do you mind?
- Oh, not at all.

[EXHALES]

Wha--?

Where have you been? We wanna
talk to you about something.

- I was at a PTA meeting.
- We need your help.

And Dad's,
but we're not sure he's willing.

I talked to Ruthie.

I know who I would pick out
for each of my children.

But maybe, since you came
to both your father and me,

I should hold off on telling you
until I consult with my husband.

You know, with only one bed in here,
it'd be like having my own apartment.

- Hey, Ruthie.
- Back so soon?

Mom said the two of you
were talking earlier.

Yes, I talked with Mom,

and, no, I don't know who Mom
thinks you should go out with.

Told you.

But I do know
the guy I'd choose for you.

I just can't decide
which of you to tell about this guy.

Then why don't you tell both of us?

Well, I don't want you
fighting over him.

Maybe neither of us will want him.

- Who is it?
- Oh, both of you want this guy.

That's why I don't know
if I should even bring it up.

You might've grown up a lot,
but I can still kick your butt.

Who is it?

Robbie.

- He has a girlfriend.
- Had a girlfriend.

- They're already fighting.
- How do you know that?

Oh, there's very little going on
in this house that I don't know about.

I heard him on the phone.

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

Hey.

Oh, hey.

Can you believe all that crazy stuff
about Mary and Lucy?

That's exactly what it is, craziness.

You know, I don't know why they even
wanna find a serious relationship.

I know I don't. No, sir, not me.
I am happy just the way I am, single.

Just look at Robbie.
He's in love, and he's miserable.

Yeah. I mean,
sure, Joy's pretty, but...

- Yeah, she is pretty and nice.
- Yeah.

- And the way she sings...
- Oh, yeah.

And the way she moves
when she sings. Ha, ha, ha.

We need to find girlfriends fast.

Good ones.
I mean, how are we gonna do that?

We can't go to Mom,
not after we laughed at her.

We're on our own. We're gonna have
to just come up with a plan.

Right, a plan.

First, we should figure out
what we're looking for.

- What qualities we want in a woman.
- Yeah.

- Attractive.
- Responsible.

Yeah. Good girls, family oriented.

Well, what attracts good girls
that are family oriented?

Families.

- That's it, families.
- Yeah.

Kids.

[IN UNISON]
Twins.

[LAUGHS]

[SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY]

Hey.

Um...

You didn't agree to help Mary and Lucy
find boyfriends or husbands, did you?

No, but I do think it'd be kind of fun
to choose someone for them,

don't you think?

- I don't know. I...
- What's wrong?

It's just that, ha-ha,
it's an awesome challenge

and one that was brought about
purely out of jealousy.

They want what Robbie has,

and they want it before they enter
into the holiday dating season

so they don't have to spend
the holidays watching Robbie and Joy.

But I think that maybe
we can spin this into something good.

You know, use it as an opportunity

to talk to them
about serious relationships.

Or we could just tell them
who we think they should be with.

- You know who they should be with?
- I'm their mother.

Mm.

Can I have a word with you?

I have this problem.
Well, it's not exactly a problem.

Joy and I--

[CLATTERING]

[CHUCKLES]

Maybe we should go to my office
where it's a little more private.

I agree.

[SIGHS]

Okay, it's a problem.
I'm having a problem with Joy.

And that is...?

[SIGHS]

She wants me to come over,
and she says it has to be now, today.

And I have to study
because I made a C on a paper,

and I can't lose
my academic scholarship.

Yet she insists. You know,
she's being completely unreasonable.

Has she been unreasonable
on other days, at other times?

- No.
- Well, then why today? Why now?

- I don't know.
- Does she have a happy home life?

I think so. She gets along
with her parents pretty well.

They seem like nice people.

Is today a special day?
Maybe her birthday?

I don't know.

Do you think that's it?

I don't know. Shouldn't you know
the birthday of the woman

- who's the love of your life?
- Oh.

- I hope that's not it.
- Why?

I don't have the money to buy her
something that'd be in her league.

Haven't you learned anything
about cheap gift giving from us?

Yeah. But it's different.

They're all, well...

- These people are rich.
- Doesn't make any difference.

And, you know,
maybe it's not her birthday.

Maybe something happened today
that she needs to share with you.

Maybe it's something good.

Maybe it's something not so good,
some disappointment.

Then why wouldn't she
just tell me over the phone?

I have no idea.

Look, Robbie, I'm very impressed
with your hard work in your studying.

But unless you have something

that just absolutely can't wait
for an hour or two,

then maybe you should just drive over,
ask Joy what's really going on,

and then decide
if she's being unreasonable.

If I'd have thought
you were gonna take Joy's side,

I would've gone to Mrs. Camden
for advice.

You know,
maybe I was wrong about Joy.

Maybe she's just too rich
and too beautiful and too--

Good for you? Maybe you should just
settle on one of my daughters instead,

you know, as a consolation prize?

- Ugh. I wasn't saying that.
- I know that.

Son, you're in the family,

and I'm gonna treat you
like I would one of my own.

I don't think either of my daughters
is the right choice for you.

Look, I know
this relationship is still young,

but I think you and Joy
should give it a shot.

You know, you seem
to make each other very happy,

and you seem like you're in love,
and love is a wonderful thing.

So go for it.

She's not too good for you.
You have a lot to offer.

You're a good man. You know the
difference between right and wrong,

and you got the guts
to do the right thing.

You're a hard worker.

You're in your second year of college
with no help or support

other than a small,
very small scholarship.

You got a good heart.

You're capable of loving a woman

and marrying her
and having a family with her.

And you're a risk taker,
so go take a risk.

See why Joy's being
so unreasonable.

Okay. Thanks.

[EXHALES]

So...

- I changed my mind.
- Me too.

We're not gonna bother you anymore
about the boyfriend-husband thing.

- Why?
- I'm going over to Joy's.

- I'll miss dinner, if that's okay.
- I'll save something for you.

ROBBIE:
Thanks.

Goodbye.

I'm going to the library first,
so I may be late.

[IN UNISON]
Never mind.

- We still need help.
- Please?

- Please?
- Help us?

All right, I'm not promising anything.

[CAR HORN HONKS]

Here, boy. Hey, pal.
You look like Happy, only bigger.

Wow.

You're a long way from home.
"Murray."

Come on, I'll give you a ride.

But first, we have to go see
a friend of mine.

[ENGINE STARTS]

I'm having a few problems
with my girlfriend.

Girls can be a lot of trouble,
you know?

[BARKS]

Especially this one.

She's beautiful.

In fact, I think I've got a picture.

[BARKS]

[LAUGHS]

Yeah, no kidding.

There's not much you can do
when you fall in love

but be in love, you know?

If she dumps me
because I'm not rich enough for her,

then she dumps me
because I'm not rich enough for her.

But it's not gonna be
because I didn't act like a man.

[ROBBIE SIGHS]

Here we go.

Here's the house.

Maybe we'll just sit here
and talk a little more

until I decide
exactly what I wanna say?

[BARKS]

So, what is it you're looking for?

What is it you're looking for?

A nice guy.

A nice guy.

And good-looking.

And good-looking.

- And tall.
- And tall.

- And smart.
- And smart.

- He should have dark hair.
- Blond hair.

- And dark eyes.
- And blue eyes.

And he should love children.

And he should be from a big family

because I love the idea
of having a big family.

I'd prefer an only child.

Because this is my family,
and it's already so big,

and I would want him
to make this his family

instead of the other way around.

I'm not gonna leave my family
and cling to his.

It's important that I like his family

because, you know, it'll be my family,
since I'll leave mine and cling to his.

[PAPER RUSTLES, SCRIBBLES]

[DOORBELL RINGS]

You wanna talk?

I thought I was too rich and stuck-up
and selfish for you to talk to.

And I thought I was too self-pitying
and judgemental to talk to.

- It's not your birthday, is it?
- What?

Is it your birthday?
Because if it is, you should've told me.

A guy should know things like that
about the woman he loves.

- It's not my birthday.
MAN: Joy?

That's my dad. I'll be right back.

But don't go anywhere.

Ever.

He can't be a picky eater. I hate that.

He has to watch what he eats.

I want him to go to college,
but it's not that important to me.

He should go to college.
That's important.

And I want someone
I would never cheat on.

And he would never cheat on me.

Ever.
And I would never cheat on him.

[BABY BABBLING]

- We're on our way out.
- Out where?

You know...

I'm not gonna let you use Sam
and David to help you pick up women.

[CHUCKLES]
How could you say that?

We're just taking the boys out
to breathe a little fresh air.

They're gonna fall asleep soon.

- Sleeping people breathe too.
SIMON: Yeah.

Dad, you've got it all wrong.

We're not using Sam and David
to pick up women.

We're using them
to filter out the wrong kind of women.

I'm not sure how to respond to that.

Well, then why respond at all?

Yeah.

[DOOR OPENS]

[CHUCKLES]

[DOOR CLOSES]

Here's to sharing secrets.

What secret?

This isn't my birthday.

It's my brother's birthday.

[CHUCKLES]

What brother?
I didn't know you had a brother.

My brother, Joseph.
He disappeared a couple years ago.

[MURRAY BARKING]

What do you mean by disappeared?

He was 7.

I was helping him give the dog a bath
in the front yard,

because that's where
the gardener left the hose.

Joseph and the dog got in the mud.

I was trying to help him.
But I didn't end up helping him at all.

[BARKING CONTINUES]

I went into the house
to get some more towels,

and when I came out,

he was gone.

Your brother was gone?

Gone where?

I don't know. No one knows.

At first, I thought
he was playing some kind of game.

But the towel was still on the walkway,
and the water was still running.

But he wasn't there.

I ran in the house and got my mother,
and she came outside.

I mean, everyone who worked here
came outside.

We called the police.
They came right away.

But they couldn't find him.

My dad came home from work.
We looked everywhere.

The neighbours helped,
the community helped,

the news media.

But nothing.

He was gone.

Just like that.

It's been two years.

[EXHALES]

[SIGHS]

I'm sorry.

I'm really sorry.

And I feel terrible for not just coming
over here sooner when you asked.

[BARKING CONTINUES]

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

- Bad plan.
- We took too long to get ready.

Okay, I took too long to get ready.

Oh, those are the cutest boys.

You should be ashamed of yourselves
for keeping them out this late.

What is wrong with you?

It's late, it's cold. Get them home.

I think both girls
have a pretty good idea now

about what they're looking for.

Robbie.

- Yeah, but we have other ideas, right?
- Right.

Okay, well,
why don't we start with Lucy?

Okay.

- Who?
- Robbie's brother.

- Close to Robbie, but not Robbie.
- Which brother?

The one she made out with
at the Promenade,

- or the one from the living room?
- The living room.

- Why the living-room one?
- She's attracted to him.

- And he's successful.
- At?

He's in a band.
Don't you ever talk to Robbie?

Only to encourage him
to stay away from our daughters.

And shouldn't we be thinking
outside the Palmer family?

Yeah.

Okay. How about...?

- He enlisted.
- Rod enlisted? In whose Army?

Ours. Well, Marines. Semper fi.

- Rod?
- Yeah. Gave up his hair.

Ha-ha. All right.

No.

- Why not?
- Mike's seeing someone.

- Who?
- A girl.

- All I know is she's not our daughter.
- Oh, I love that kid.

- He wasn't even your first choice.
- I was saving him.

Oh. Uh-huh. Saving him. Right.

Well, let's see your choices.
Who did you pick for Mary?

- He ran over her.
- Oh, right.

He said he was sorry.

Uh...

- Who's that?
- You know, from church.

He's married. You married him.

Oh.

Okay.

- The fireman from Buffalo?
- Yeah.

We don't know anything
about the fireman.

We don't even know his name.

We know he's a good kisser
and a fireman.

Did you even try to come up
with any real candidates?

No.

Hey, why not Wilson? Why can't she
just go back with Wilson?

No, no Wilson.

Is that it? Is that your list?

Well, what made you think
this would be easy?

Because it's not only not easy,
it's impossible.

- It's not impossible.
- It--

Okay.

[MURRAY BARKING]

Whose dog is barking?

Is this day not bad enough?

I'm so sorry.
I didn't know about today.

I found this dog on the way over here,
and-- I'm sorry.

I'll just run out to the car
and make sure the dog's okay.

- I'll walk with you.
- I'll walk with you too.

I can't stand the house either.
It's too hard. I need to get out.

[BARKING CONTINUES]

Where'd you get this dog?

I found it a couple blocks away.

It has an Arizona tag on it.
No phone number.

- I was thinking of driving it back, but...
- Go call the police.

The detective's name
is still by the phone.

It's my son's dog.

I thought
you were coming over here.

I thought you said
it's not an emergency.

- What's going on?
- Just come over here.

- Sergeant Michaels will meet you.
- Sergeant Michaels?

It's not what you think.
It's not bad, exactly.

Just come over here.

All right.
I'm on my way out the door right now.

What is going on?

Well, he didn't say,
but he said it's not bad,

so it's good, probably.

- What?
- I'll call you as soon as I know more.

- Good night.
- So how'd you and Matt make out?

Oh, well,
one really pretty woman talked to us.

Well, that's great.

She told us we should be ashamed
for having children out so late.

Well...

Don't worry, Simon. I'm sure
there's someone out there for you.

And if not, well,
at least you got your health.

Thanks for the comforting words,
Ruthie.

- You always know just what to say.
- Don't mention it.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

How are you two doing?

- Fine.
- Fine.

What are you doing going out so late?
Everything okay?

I'm just off to help a friend.
I'm not sure if everything's okay.

Is everything okay here?

Yeah. Yeah, everything's fine.

Well, then I'm off.

Just...

[CLATTERING]

[CAR DOOR OPENS]

[CAR DOOR CLOSES]

I've really missed you.

I really missed you too.

Why didn't you tell me
you broke up with your boyfriend?

I didn't think you'd care.

I care. I still care.

You know, this isn't going anywhere.

- Why?
- I just finished my student teaching.

I'm moving.
I wanna teach in New York.

- You knew that, right?
- No. No, I didn't.

That's been my plan all along.

This is why
my boyfriend and I broke up.

We just decided to let go,

since we wanna start our careers
in different cities.

But I thought
you were in love with him.

I think I'm a little in love
with being in love.

And I don't think anyone's ever gonna
mean as much to me as my first love.

- Well, I was your first love, right?
- You don't know that?

Well, I, you know...

You were my first love.

[FOOTSTEPS]

- So?
- So your father left to go help Robbie.

Robbie and Joy didn't break up,
did they?

As far as I know,
they're still together.

Robbie said he needed your father
for something good.

They're getting married?

- I doubt it.
- Well, what about me?

Did you and Dad come up
with any ideas before he left?

Yes, we did.
We came up with the idea

that you should each make
your own choice

now that you both know what
you're looking for in a relationship.

That's it?

You know, we expected this from Dad,
but we are very disappointed in you.

I can live with that.

I think it's too soon to worry about
choosing the right woman, don't you?

- No choices?
- Not really.

I think you have plenty of time.

- Good night. Love you.
- I love you too. Good night.

- So, what happened?
- What do you mean?

Well, you couldn't come up
with anyone?

- Nope.
- I know who I'd pick.

For Mary and Lucy?

- Wanna know?
- Sure, I'd love to know.

I'd have to say Mike Pierce for Lucy.

Even though he tried to kill himself,
he's the sanest, nicest

and best-looking guy
she ever went out with.

I totally agree.
And your second choice?

Well, that would be important, since
she's not interested in Mike Pierce.

I'd have to say someone new. So new,
I don't even know who it is yet.

[CHUCKLES]

- And Mary?
- Robbie.

Oh, I think that's played itself out.

- Has it?
- Well, he's in love with Joy.

Well, that may play itself out too.

That doesn't mean
that Robbie would go back with Mary.

You're kidding yourself.

What are you doing out of uniform,
Sergeant Michaels?

It's Detective Michaels now.

- That's great. Congratulations.
- Thank you.

I'm Officer Willis.
I'm familiar with the case.

- What case?
- We'll explain everything to you inside.

[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

What's going on?

I picked up a lost dog
on the way over,

and it turns out
it belonged to Joy's little brother

who's been missing for two years.

The dog licence
has an out-of-state address in Arizona.

Joy's family thought
it was an old girlfriend of Joy's father

who took Joseph,
but they couldn't find her.

Why would Joy's father's old girlfriend
be a suspect?

Joy's father was supposed
to marry this woman.

But he married Joy's mother instead.

And it set off years
of this woman harassing them.

When Joseph disappeared,
the woman disappeared too.

So, what's the plan?

They're trying to get help
from a judge and the police in Arizona,

but it's complicated,
and they wanna move on it right away.

They wanna get someone neutral
to take back the dog

and see if they can get the police
to help grab the kid.

Someone like...?

ANNIE:
Have you heard anything?

No. Joy promised to call
the second she does, but...

Did you get any sleep?

No.

It's all going to be fine.

They'll find him. They will.

You didn't sleep much, did you?

I couldn't.

Yeah, I don't imagine
Joy and her mother did either.

Come on, we'll go wait with them.

What if we're there
and things turn out badly?

Then you'll be there for them.
They'll need you.

[SIGHS]

- I hope this all works out, Robbie.
- It's gotta work out.

Matt, how's Heather doing?

What? Heather?

Well, you two spent quite a bit of time
on the back porch last night.

- How'd you know?
- Mother knows.

Heh-heh. Ruthie told you.

After all this time,
it's like we've never been apart.

- So is Heather the one?
- No.

- I was hoping.
- Me too.

[DOOR OPENS]

[DOOR CLOSES]

You're gonna call him, aren't you?

- Who?
- Oh, we both know who.

I'll leave you two alone.

LUCY: Anything from Dad?
- Oh, not yet.

So if you had picked someone for me,
who would you and Dad have picked?

- Mike Pierce?
- He's a great guy.

I know. And maybe someday,

when I'm ready
for a serious relationship, I'll call him.

He's a great guy.
We don't think he's right for you.

You're not in love with him.

And he's seeing someone.
I don't know her name.

Oh.

- Did you pick anyone for Mary?
- No one.

- Not Wilson?
- No.

- Why?
- For the same reason.

- He's seeing someone?
- No. Mary's not in love with Wilson.

Oh, yeah.

[ANSWERING MACHINE BEEPS]

Hey, Wilson. This is Mary.

I think we should talk.

I miss you, and I miss Billy,

and I can't stand the thought
of never seeing the two of you again.

I hope you'll call me.

Maybe not today
and maybe not tomorrow,

but someday.

Preferably today or tomorrow.

[PANTING]

Excuse me.

Sorry. Didn't mean to scare you.
I think I might've found your dog.

I'm Reverend Camden.
I found the dog.

There was no phone number
on the tag, just the address.

Where is he? Where is he?

[MURRAY BARKING]

He's in my car.

[BARKS]

We just got back from the pound.
My son was so upset.

The dog just took off
a couple of weeks ago.

We'd almost given up.

Hey, boy. Hey, boy.

Joseph.

Dad?

[MURRAY BARKING]

Joseph.

She told me you and Mom and Joy...
She told me you didn't want me.

- She told-- She told me--
- Shh. Shh. It's all right.

It's all right now. It's okay.

[BARKING]

Come on, Murray.
Come on, Murray.

- Yeah. Good boy. Good boy.
JOSEPH: Hey.

Joseph should've been my child.

His father should've married me
like he promised he would.

He doesn't deserve that boy.

Joseph was happy with me.

I don't care what happens to me,

what the police or the courts do to me,
because it was worth it.

I'm not afraid of them.
I'm not afraid of anyone.

Are you afraid of God?

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