Eye of the Hurricane
1
Homer?
Homer?
This is stupid.
We shouldn't have stayed here.
That's okay.
He'll be fine.
Homer?
Find it yet?
What?
-Find it?
-No...
...but I found this!
Now I made a call to some private
companies and there's one of 'em...
...says they are willin' to send
a crane that's big enough...
...to lift most of the landed boats
and get 'em back into the water...
...or into dry dock for repairs.
And if the roads dry out...
...they could be in here in a week.
But they are gonna want $2700
per boat and that is cash up front.
Now, we're all in this together
and we're gonna get through...
...this together.
Fellas? Hey!
I'm doin' my job
as best as I can here.
I'm not the enemy here!
How's your boat, Bill?
Wet.
How fast she go down?
And you were in it?
Amazing.
Guess it wasn't your time to go.
2700 dollars, Harvey?
That's what they estimate.
May be a little more.
But you got insurance, right?
Look, Bill I'd like to help you.
But if I lend the money to you I'd
have to lend it to every fisher...
...on the docks.
And I got my own damages
and repairs to see to.
I got almost all of it.
Maybe I could help
you repair the pier and...
...pay you back for some of it
that way?
I'm sorry, Bill.
You'll figure somethin' out.
Take care of that hand.
-Come over here.
-Excuse me, sir.
Hi, what do you need?
This is the fourth form
I've been given to fill out.
I'm trying to apply for relief aid?
Are you displaced?
What does that mean?
Your home, what happened
to your home?
The roof blew off and
the back wall fell over.
Was anyone hurt?
-My brother was hurt.
-I'm sorry.
I'm not sure what
I'm supposed to ask you for?
Well, you got lucky,
you came to the right person.
I'm Roberto Cruz, by the way.
What's your name?
-I'm Renee Kyte.
-Renee Kyte. Mucho gusto, Renee.
-Mucho gusto.
-You speak Spanish, very good.
Right listen, you got the wrong
forms, that's the main thing.
This is the one you need.
So what you do is just fill out
one through seven...
...initial after each one
and sign at the bottom.
-Just do the best you can. Alright?
-Okay.
Oh, listen you need some I.D.
Like a government I.D, picture I.D?
-You have anything like that?
-No, I don't have any of that.
-That's all gone.
-Well we'll worry about that later.
-Thank you.
-Look for me, Roberto.
Roberto.
Welcome to Hatchee
Florida Gateway to the Everglades
S'really hot.
-Yep.
-I got sweat in my...
It stings...
I gotta stop for a minute.
Way to go!
I said I had to stop!
Oh great.
Come on guys.
Too late. We already got it.
-We weren't going for that anyway.
-Yeah?
-Is that the best thing you got?
-We got way better stuff than you!
-Oh yeah?
-Yeah!
Yes!
-Losers!
-Shut up one-eye!
You shut up, a**hole!
What'd you call me?
I think he called you an "a**hole".
Shut up.
Did you?
Come on, Homer.
Yeah, you better run away!
-One eye!
-Yeah, keep on goin', one-eye!
One Eye, and his
little girlfriend Nappy!
Come on.
Man, that was close.
I hate those guys.
I'm not a one-eye.
I didn't say nothin'.
Hey. Bill.
Y'all ought not to be out here
in all this. It's dangerous.
Homer's Daddy's missin'.
-That so?
-You don't know that!
-They locked the base down.
Won't let no one in.
-What happened to your eye?
-Lost it.
Ya lost it?
It got knocked out in the storm.
We're looking for it,
so the doctor can put it back in.
Okay.
Hey, Renee.
Found these two downtown.
Get out of that truck
and get inside.
Who made you boss?
You too, Abby.
-We'll keep lookin' tomorrow.
-You ain't goin' nowhere tomorrow.
That turtle's not staying
in this tent!
-Ya got enough in there?
-Nope.
Here. Take this.
-Your ma around?
-She's over there.
Melia?
You okay?
I brung ya a few things.
Some...
I dunno, fruit and
Should be good.
I wouldn't worry about, you know...
I'm sure Gerald'll show up.
He and his pilot are...
I'm sure they made it back.
If you want, I'll take ya back out
to the base again tomorrow?
See if they'll tell
ya something solid?
Glad to see you're okay.
You find my eye, Bill,
you let me know? It's blue!
Sh*t.
Homer! Homer, Homer!
It's okay. It's just a dream.
Go back to sleep.
You ok?
Ma'm, like I told you yesterday,
I can't let you on base.
We're just trying to get
information about my Dad?
I don't have any information
for you, ma'm.
-Nobody's allowed on base today.
-That's what you told us yesterday.
And that's what I'm tellin' ya
again today.
We just need to talk to someone.
My dad's a navigator?
Do you know anything?
I can't speak to that ma'm.
Can you tell us if there
were any fatalities?
Anyone missing or
unaccounted for?
I can't speak to that, ma'm.
We've seen the helicopters!
Can you tell us
I can't speak to that ma'm.
Can you tell us anything
-No ma'm.
-Okay then we're gonna see...
...someone who can.
-Ma'm I can't let you on base.
-Mom.
What are ya gonna do?
Ma'am please
step back from the gate.
You know who I am!
M'am the base is locked down
until further notice. No visitors.
Hi. I'm Amelia Kyte.
My husband
is a navigator on this base!
M'am you need to step back!
I want to talk to...
I just want to see someone!
-Sir.
-What's going on here?
Sir, we have an unauthorized woman
who is trying to get on the base.
I informed her the base
was closed to all visitors...
...but she just insists.
I'm Amelia Kyte.
His name is Gerald Mason Kyte.
You understand that the base
suffered severe damage...
...during storm?
There are also a great deal of...
...classified operations
that happen...
...on this base. So during a time
of disaster we have to exercise...
...strict protocol. It's for
national security reasons.
-You know this.
-We know the protocol.
Then you know that I cannot
give out personal information...
...to the civilian populations
until all lock down procedures...
...have been carried out.
-Okay, well my husband...
...hasn't come home,
he hasn't called...
...and we've been hearing
that a plane's missing.
I can't confirm that at this time.
So the choppers and searchlights?
What are they for?
All I can say is that the Air Force
is handling all matters...
...in accordance with
regulations and protocol.
That's great. That's great.
Thanks.
Ya gotta move your boat, Bill!
Working on it.
-Yer blocking the dang ramp.
-Working on it.
I know but won't none of us be
able to get our boats out once..
...that crane comes.
So I'll be at the base.
Come on, Mom.
You heard what the O.D. said.
Make sure he doesn't
get into any trouble.
-How am I supposed to do that?
-Just look after your brother!
Please.
Homer?
Homer?
Sh*t.
Homer?
You better not be in here!
Aw, sh*t.
-She just gonna sit there?
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