All language subtitles for Parish S01E06 - A Good Man

Gray: I made a promise.
No more secrets.

Do it.

Abidemi-Smith:
Those who arrive

can reach for the American dream
without fear.

What you don't know is
so much bigger than you.

You're the impimpi.
You nearly killed Luke!

Travis: He had a gun, man.
And I shot him.

You can't just
leave us here.

Is this the man
who killed my son?

It is.
Who is he?

[Mid-tempo country music
plays]

Man: I'm not trying
to be an asshole.

But it's time
we found a new Krewe.

I mean, damn, man,
before you start crying

that it was my daddy's
and my granddaddy's

and granddaddy's granddaddy--
Travis: Whoa, one-- one,

we don't go back that far,
and, two,

nobody's gonna sponsor
your dumb ass

after what happened
last year.

How many times
I have to tell you,

I didn't fall off that float,
I was pushed?

Of course you were,
of course you were.

I'll catch you later, boys.
Alright.

Hey, E, say hi
to the girls for me.

Hey! Hey, Get away
from my truck!

Man #2: Let's go!
Maddox: Hey!

Guys, guys, stop, wait!
Hey! Hey, wait, wait!

I said, get back!

Gray: Is this real?

Is this the man
who killed my son?

Horse: It is.
Who is he?

What's his name?
Hmm, I could tell you Gray.

But what are you
willing to do for me?

Nah, whatever game
you're running,

I ain't fucking playing.
I swore to myself

that I would kill you
the next time I saw.

Go ahead, do it, then.

Chipo: That's close enough,
Chipo.

I need you.

All this time, we've been
searching for answers.

And you've been
sitting on this.

I only recently acquired it,
when you brought it to me.

You didn't look
in the bag.

None of my business
what was in the bag.

I had a job to do,
and I did it.

It seems that Anton has
kept more than passports

in his lawyer's safe.

He's also kept secrets--
ones that he can leverage.

Just like the one
on that recording.

If you know
whose voice this is,

you better tell me,
and you better tell me now.

I can get you a name,
Gray.

And you can do
whatever you want with it.

I will help you
find your peace.

And I should need you
to help me find mine.

Sister Anne: Gray...

...I told you not
to come back here.

I know.

Then why the hell
are you here?

Anne...

I...know.

Gray: I tried to keep
the real me in the dark.

To just be...

Gracián.

Sister Anne:
Then you keep trying.

I couldn't even
protect my own son.

Revenge isn't going to
bring Maddox back.

It'll only
take you down with it.

Don't you think
I know that?

You don't even know
who this guy is.

I didn't come here
for permission, Anne.

Then why did you come?

I came to pray
for strength

to do what needs to be done
and for whatever comes after.

People can change, Gray.

He needs to pay
for what he did.

I wasn't talking about him.

It's always been
too big for you.

The crown.

And I suppose it's just
the right size for you.

Zenzo, if you're
worried about me,

you've already failed.

Where the hell is Horse?

Is he not on a flight
to Cape Town?

Zenzo: Don't
toy with me, sister.

Shamiso: You didn't think
you'd go quietly, did you?

I wonder
whose side you're on.

There's only one side
that matters in this family.

Hmm.
Baba's.

And that you still
can't understand that

is the reason
he has me meeting

with Anton and Beal,
and not you.

I am the face
of this family.

So you'd risk years of
future business for your ego?

After everything Baba has done
to keep the deal alive?

Fancy.

That's the thing about
wearing the crown, sister.

I can do
whatever the fuck I want.

Oh, and if you
do see Horse,

you let him know,
Luke is here with me.

Yeah.

Travis: In the dark,

it looked like
he had a gun, man.

I-- I shot him.

I shot him.

I think it was a kid.

Help me.

Colin:
So, what now?

Gray:
Make the call.

Gray...

What?

Horse giving this
to you like he did--

this thing's
got strings attached.

Strings attached to strings.
It's a price I'm willing to pay.

My son is in the ground,
and his killer is out there

running free,
living his life.

Hey, hey, hey, this don't
have to go one way, Gray.

Now, you could walk this
into the police,

put this son of a bitch away,
by the book.

Don't try
to talk me out of this.

That's not what I'm doing.

I need you to make
the fucking call.

The family.
Everything I've been through,

everything
I put them through--

it can't be for nothing.

It's gonna be for nothing,
you do this.

You trust me.

Colin...

[Soft music plays,
cash register rings]

Hector:

Hector and customer:

Oh, wait,
take a free candy.

Customer:

When the Yoruba were enslaved
and sent to Cuba,

the Spanish banned them
from praying to their gods.

So they syncretized them
with Catholic saints

and they worshiped those.

Yeah, so they could be
who they really are.

In plain sight,
without fear.

As in life, things are
rarely as they appear.

[Indistinct conversations
outside]

I never expected
to hear from you again.

Definitely not through
Colin Broussard.

I need help finding someone.

That's what Facebook's for.

You putting me on the spot
here, Parish.

If you're saying you're back,
there's people I need to tell.

Anton, already knows.
I'm not talking about him.

I'm talking about
the man in Chicago.

He's gonna have an opinion.

First things first.

Okay.

Who do we need to
find, then?

Abidemi-Smith:
As Louisiana's next
attorney general,

I'll crack down on
undocumented labor practices

and promote
legal immigration

to ensure our state's economy
grows the right way.

You tell me
how much you need,

I'll have it on a dozen stations
by the end of the week.

Well, we both know you didn't
come down to Chalmette

to talk media strategy.

Maybe I just want
to apologize

for letting the Horse crash
your party yesterday.

You're right. I don't.

Vernon Beal.
Casino magnate.

Convinced the state
to create a gambling license

for his new monstrosity
in the CBD.

Someone who wants to help our
economy "grow the right way."

Wants to?
Well, maybe not this second.

But I think,
after my sit-down tonight,

you'll see the value in it
and in you.

How many times
do I have to say it?

I'll take your money.

I don't want to know
where it comes from.

The mayor
will need assurances

you're gonna do the things
you say you're gonna do,

create the need
for the services I provide.

This--
The thing between us--

it won't go on forever.

How long have we been
helping each other?

Look at us now.

I'm in rooms
I never thought possible,

and you-- you're
making a difference.

Keep it up.

A.G. is just a start.

And, uh, Laur,

this ends when I say it ends.

Girl:
Daddy, Daddy!

Ah.

Show me, show me, show me.

Show me this.
What about this part?

Mmm.

Grandmother: Nina?
Ha-ha.

What do you got,
what do you got?

Come here, love.

Blessing: Chipo wasn't at
his apartment this morning,

and he's not answering
his phone.

Tendai:
He's loyal to a Horse.

You should consider
your friend a traitor.

My friend?

What are you waiting for?

My lipstick, it fell.
I can reach it.

Be quick.

Hey, you!
Did you sleep in your uniform?

You represent us.

Impeccable is
the only standard.

The girl.

Group Leader: Don't worry,
you're in the right place.

Come in, grab some coffee.

Talk after.

[Train whistle blowing
in distance]

First time?

Yeah.

I've been thinking about it
for a while now.

It's good you're finally
doing something about it.

Mm-hmm.

We'll give it an extra minute
for the stragglers.

Remember, this is
a participation meeting.

You don't have to share,

but it works a hell
of a lot better if you do.

True.

[Sniffles,
chuckles]

Who wants to start?

This is everything
that was in the safe,

plus papers
for 18 new arrivals.

Everything?

That's what I said.

Don't be offended
if I don't tell you

where I'll
be stashing this.

You should know what happened
with your brother...

was just business.

And you should know
that I'll never be okay

with what you did to Shepherd
and to my nephew.

Is it gonna be a problem
working with me?

'Cause, uh,

your presence
this evening

is a courtesy
to your daddy.

I just simply wanted
to make myself clear,

in case I never
get another chance.

Sweetheart, you ever hear
the story of the gator

and the crawfish?

I'll spare you.

The point is,
I ain't going nowhere.

See you tonight.

Anton has the passports.

We're all set for tonight.

Horse: Luke
wasn't in school.

Zenzo's using him
to draw me out.

Zenzo wouldn't hurt him.

We both know
that isn't true.

Shamiso,
this has to work.

It will.

Such a waste of time,
isn't it?

Hmm.

Let the world be
your teacher.

Well, Baba said--
Unh-unh-unh.

Never mind what he says.

It's time for you
to be your own man.

Zenzo...

Can't you see
I'm with my nephew?

Tendai: ...there's a problem
with the numbers.

What kind of problem?

Nyasha Mambo--
one of the new arrivals--

she's missing.

Missing?

She ran.

This kind of thing
happened before.

"Happened before."

Not with me in charge.

Ugh!

It's enough
you haven't found my brother.

And now this?

Find her...

before she causes
any more trouble.

If my father hears this,
I'll know who told him.

Like I said,
let the world be your teacher.

I used to feel lost
all the time, listless.

I still feel that way
sometimes.

But being sober
has helped me

to accept that it's okay
to feel those emotions.

It's okay to be sad.

It's part of being alive.

Group leader:
Appreciate you, Amy.

Now, who else
wants to go?

How about one of
our new faces?

Oh, no, no, I-I'm good.

Yeah, us, too.

We just come
for the shitty coffee

and the day-old beignets.

Come on.

Been eight months...

...since the worst day
of my life.

Rock bottom,

or whatever
you want to call it.

My son came home high,

talking back,

disrespecting my house,
my rules.

And I-- I cracked him,

like my old man did me,
a thousand times.

Felt his teeth go loose
against my fist.

The second I saw
my wife and daughter,

the way they were
looking at me,

there was no coming back.

Everything I had done

to be a different
kind of man--

patient...

compassionate--

it was gone.

I spent so much time
trying to be

the kind of father
I wish I'd had,

trying to steer my son
to a better life,

a good life--

I rode that boy so hard,

he bucked against
every damn thing I stood for.

That night was
the last time

I saw my son...

alive.

Thank you for sharing.

Why don't we take five?

Travis, right?

Ah, I quit. No, thanks.

What you said in there...

got me.

Know what it's like

making your family pay
for your mistakes?

Easy, easy, man.
Easy, now.

Come on. Slow, now.
Easy.

I got 50 bucks on me,
but you--

Now, no more talk.

You get out real slow.
You understand?

Walk. Walk.

- Whatever this is--
- Get on your knees!

On your knees now!
Okay. I swear, man,

you got this wrong.
Do I? Do I?

Do I have it all wrong?
You got this wrong.

Travis: Looked like
he had a gun, man.

I-- I shot him.

I shot him.

I think it was a kid.
You gotta help me.

That was my son!

You took him away from us.

You shot him for no reason,
and then you ran!

You fucking ran!
I know.

I know I screwed up.
I know I screwed up.

It was just a truck.
I should have let him go.

I should have let him go.
But you didn't.

I was scared.
You don't think he was scared?!

Dying on the pavement alone?
Okay, I fucked up.

I was-- I was on pills
and I was drunk,

and I freaked out.
I didn't know what else to do.

All you had to do
was call an ambulance.

I know, I know,
but I-I called my ex instead.

S-She's the D.A.--
L-Laura Abidemi-Smith.

We got a kid together.
She gave me a number,

said it was someone
who helped her out before.

Uh, uh...
Anton?

Anton Valmont?
Yeah, yeah.

That's-- That's-- That's
who I was talking to.

He told me to drive the truck
to this junkyard,

and he-- h-he crushed it.

Shit, man.
I shouldn't have listened.

I'm so fucking stu--.
Don't look at me!

Please. I can make it right.
I'll-- I'll go to the cops.

I'll tell them
everything, I swear.

No!
Please!

I'm a father, too.
I'm a father, too.

Just-- They need me.
I'm a father.

Just like, I don't want--
I don't want--

I-- Please.

[Mid-tempo music plays
in distance]

Beal: We got
a lot of laughs.

It was
a wonderful experience.

I like Nicaraguans,
but...

Mr. Beal.
...when I can give.

Good evening.
Oh, uh, you must be, um...

Your new business partner.

Half-hour early.

My people said
you could be aggressive.

Oh? I prefer to see it
as confidence.

See, I know
what we have to offer

and that you'd be foolish
not to accept.

Vernon Beal.
Shamiso Tongai.

Your reputation
precedes you.

As discussed,
the prospective A.G.

is set to crack down
on undocumented workers,

so the need for cheap, legal
labor is about to soar.

We can offer you a thousand more
full-time workers

with high-end service experience
for your hotel casino,

all with valid visas,
good for three years,

and all eager to please.

It's-- It's really--
It's a lovely, uh, pitch.

[Mid-tempo music plays
in distance]

But you should know

I'm big
on first impressions.

What does it say about you
that Mr. Valmont's not here?

Not what you think.

No, no,
I don't get stood up.

I do the standing.

Anyway, thank you.

Mr. Beal, it would be a shame
for you to leave now,

because the man
you are waiting for

has just arrived.

Shepherd Tongai.

Pleasure
to finally meet you.

Well...

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Damn it!

The fuck?

Gray!

What do-- Y-You gotta
get-- get me out of here.

You covered up
my son's murder.

You gotta
get me out of here.

All that time,
we were in hell,

and you knew.
You knew.

He was already dead.

Gray, nothing I did
was gonna bring him back.

Bullshit.

Took away
our chance for justice.

You let us suffer.
I wasn't the only beneficiary.

There's more to the story.

I can tell you,
but you got to get me out.

Oh, now
you want to tell me.

Shit.
Yeah, come on.

Come on. Knock.

You can't do this to me.

Gray. Gray.

No one came for my son.
Gray!

They won't come
for you either.

Gray, come on.
Don't do me like-- Gray!

Gray, come on, now.

Gray.

Gray!

Gray, don't you leave
like that!

Gray!

[Mid-tempo music plays
in distance]

You know, the thing
I can't wrap my head around

is, these are your own people
you're selling off.

You have no idea
what it's like

to be forced from your home.

My people will suffer here
for a time, yes.

But when their grandchildren
are living a life

that only they
could have dreamt of,

it will be my name
that they're celebrating.

Yours, too.

Now consider the power
that narrative could hold.

However long
you require our services,

5% of all wages
revert back to you.

Naturally, since Anton
couldn't find the time

to join us this evening,

his loss is your gain.

So let's call that 10%.

Given that labor is
your biggest line item,

here's
what that saves you.

[Indistinct conversations
in distance]

You all are pretty slick.

Unfortunately,

I never get in bed
with strangers.

That's an interesting choice
of words, Mr. Beal.

You might want
to check your phone.

I meant it when I said
your reputation precedes you.

Footage from
your night with Nyasha.

[Beal moaning,
Nyasha screaming]

Think of it as a souvenir.

Apart from the one
she already gave you.

I don't know
what she's talking about.

Really?

We'll be happy
to sort it out for you.

Assuming you want to stay
and get to know us better...

stranger.

Zenzo: We're late.
I'll meet you at the chateau.

What do you want? Money?

The mistake you're making is
thinking this is personal to me.

We're in a different league now.
No more middle man.

No one standing between
us and real power.

Will Baba
see it that way?

Depends. How strong is
the American dollar right now?

Is it done?

Gray: Our problem
is deal with.

We got
the outcome we wanted,

but still feels
like a loss.

Zenzo was my brother, too,

but it was always
going to end this way.

And now that he's gone,

this city is ours.

Ours?

You prepared me
for this life, sister.

It's only fitting

that we lead this family
together.

And the driver?

I've given him
what he's always wanted.

An end to his suffering.

What do we do
about Metairie Nouveau?

With Anton gone,

they'll be too busy
fighting over themselves

to pose an actual threat.

[Running footsteps
approaching]

Baba, you're back!
Of course.

Ohhh!

Ow, Ow, Ow, Ow.
Oh! Oh, oh.

Oh.

Oh, did you think
I would leave you?

No.
Never.

Ah, you are
my only treasure.

Hmm?

Mmm. Okay.

Okay, okay. Ow.
Oh, I'm sorry.

So, I've got to settle
some business upstairs.

Mm-hmm.
Once I'm done,

we're going home, okay?
Okay.

Alright, you wait
down here.

Okay.

Horse: Gray...

what is this?

As far as I'm concerned,
well, we're even now.

I owe you nothing.

What's wrong, brother?

Looks like
you've seen a ghost.

So, you...

linked arms
with this Judas?

Oh, don't get mad at him

because you lack the balls
to kill me yourself.

Can't you see
what's going on here?

He's trying to turn us
against each other.

Oh, he didn't need to.
You picked your side.

So much for
a man of his word.

You think
that you can own people.

But you'll never own me.

I gave you what
no one else could!

No one!
What?

Peace.

All you bring is pain.

I came to you
'cause I was drowning.

Didn't take me long
to realize

I was just trading
one debt for another.

Only this time,
the people paying it down

were my wife
and my daughter.

Living for them
is the only thing

keeping me
out of the dark.

You want each other dead?

...do it yourselves.

Is Baba okay?

I doubt it.

Can I come with you?

Please?

Just because your father's
a bad guy

doesn't mean you have
to grow up to be one, too.

I know I can't
change what happened,

but I can take responsibility
for my actions.

And then hope, um...

...most important for me

is I want to set a good example
for-- for my family.

It might look messy,
but I've already got a strategy.

Anton?

Gray: I know what you did.

Townes: Long night?

I was working.

Ayala:
Not for us, you weren't.

What you want me
to say, huh?

The terms of your
early release from Angola

were contingent on you
helping us bring down Tongais.

Ain't a problem no more.

Because of Gracián Parish?

You might think
you're done talking, Colin,

but our conversation
is just getting started.

All I want to know now is,

where is the man
who destroyed my family?

Want to move
steady, steady, steady.

That looks good.
Cover looks good.

See that?

Hector: There's something
I think you should know.

A friend of ours
came into my shop.

Parish.

I got a feeling we'll be
hearing from him again.

Or am I just
playin' it cool?

And I know
she's no good

But still
I keep my head up high

And try to do the things
that a good man should

Am I a fool?

Am I just
playin' it cool?

Yeah, you know
I love her

Oh, I love
and I need her

You know
she do me so wrong