Bravetown Page #6
about Robert.
He promised me.
He promised he would take care
of my boy.
I can't do this today.
It's just been so long.
What, uh...
I'm sorry.
What did she say?
You were, um, you were
showing me, uh...
Graduation.
You okay?
Yeah.
I just can't stand it
sometimes.
You okay?
Yeah.
Why are you so hard on her?
She just misses her son,
you know?
You don't know.
Last time I tried to ignore
her depression,
her pills,
she ended up in the ICU.
That's what I have to live with.
Can we just talk about
something else?
You want to go fishing?
Look, I don't know
how long you're staying,
but I'm really glad you're here.
I have to go.
Wh... why?
It's getting late.
I just have to go.
Yeah, just wait a minute.
Why are you leaving?
You just don't get it.
I don't get what?
Nothing,
you don't get anything.
So, tell me!
Just let me go, okay?
No, not until you tell me
what's going on.
Why is it always the same thing
with you people here?
Don't judge us!
You're the last person that
should be judging us!
No!
Why won't you just tell me
about your brother?
Because this is not a movie
for me!
This is real!
I have to live it every single
day, and it's painful, Josh!
What if you just accept it?
You don't think I have?
I have, okay?
Then, why won't you talk to Alex
about your brother's death?
He was his best friend!
He was there for his
last breath,
and you won't even accept
his medal?
Did he tell you why?
That man is a thief
and a liar!
He took Robert away from us!
He said that he would
always protect him!
So, don't you go
pointing fingers
if you don't know the truth
about what's going on here.
You have no clue
what it's like
to lose the people
that you love,
to feel abandoned by them.
You don't know that!
Tell me!
Tell me something, anything!
What did you do back home
to end up here, huh?
And why don't you speak
to your father?
Mine is gone forever!
And where's your mother?
Where is she?
Mine is at home
living in the past!
You know nothing about
being left behind.
You want to know something?
You want to know something
about me?
before I was even born!
How's that for getting
left behind?
What are you doing here?
We need to talk.
Are you crazy?
This is my house!
How the hell do you know
where I live?
Remember that trust thing
we talked about?
Shove it up your ass.
You lied to me.
Okay, Josh,
how did I lie to you?
You didn't tell me your best
friend was Mary's brother.
That's none of your
goddamn business.
That is between me
and that family.
You knew about me and Mary,
yet you failed to mention that?
Well, I guessed you would
find out in your own time.
She told me why
they don't talk to you.
You made a promise
you couldn't keep.
Why would you promise
to protect somebody
when you know you can't
keep that?!
They listened to you!
And you let them down!
I need you to leave.
Just why did you do it?
Why?!
Oh, Jesus!
Because it was my job!
It's my f***ing job,
and don't you ever f***ing
touch me again.
So, what, it's your job
to lie to people?
I was a recruiter in the army.
I had to make a mission.
I had a quota.
So, you lied to him?
I had a quota.
man.
I felt compelled to protect him
from the day he joined up.
I kept him by my side from the
moment we touched down in Iraq.
Yeah, I guess I...
I guess I did lie to them.
But I can't change that now.
I have to live with that.
They're right not to want
to speak with me.
But I made another promise,
a promise to Robert.
A promise that I will
not break.
And I will stay in this town
until the day that I die
to fulfill it.
You can change that.
I can't change it.
Those are strong words
to come from somebody
who claims he can help people.
You gave up on them.
I didn't give up on them.
They don't want my help.
They don't want anything
to do with me.
Just like that?
You're going to give up?
the towel just like that?
You don't do that!
You don't do that, and you're
the one who told me that!
When you care about someone,
you have to be willing to lose.
And I did lose.
I lost their trust
when that kid died.
Yeah, he's gone,
but you're still here,
and that family is right here!
So, don't go telling me
about taking chances
when you're the one
who gave up on them
What?
You.
Actually caring about
other people, it's amazing.
You know, I thought
you and I were alike,
but we're not.
I'm not going to give up
on them so easily.
Morning.
I hear today's the, uh,
big day.
Yeah.
I sure would like to come
and see you guys.
Then, come.
Oh!
Oh, did I oversleep?
No, Mama, we're just on our way
to school.
I just wanted to let you know
we're going to be home
late tonight.
I got to...
I got to make you breakfast.
You can't go to school
on an empty stomach.
Today's the state's
invitational,
in case you're interested.
Yeah, I'm dedicating it
to Robert.
I think he would have liked it.
He was so handsome.
Hey.
Mama, you got two kids
right here.
Alive.
Two kids who love
and miss you so much,
and that are waiting for you
to be okay again.
We love you.
Come on, Tony.
I, uh...
I came here to say I'm sorry.
For what?
For your loss.
For your pain.
It's not your fault.
I know, but it's not yours,
either.
Come on.
Let's give this town
something to talk about.
Okay.
Welcome to the North Dakota
2014 Dance Invitational.
Showtime is less than
two hours away.
All dancers must finish signing
in before rehearsals can begin.
Congratulations to everyone,
and good luck tonight.
Hey, dude.
Those headphones kind of suck.
Want to use mine?
Where did you get these?
I got connections.
Thanks, kid.
That's what friends are for.
Here we go!
Are you all ready for the 2014
state's invitational?
Taking the stage, the defending
champions, the Kings!
Give it up for defending
state champions, the Kings!
And now, the surprise
of the season,
and the moment I know
you've all been waiting for,
your host, the Patriots!
You sure you're okay?
I'm good to go.
Let's do this.
So, this is where
you've been.
I don't want you to leave.
What?
Someone here wants
to give you something.
I'm sorry.
I know.
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