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you're talking about.

No!

(SCREAMS IN PAIN)

(LAUGHING)

He squeals like a little girl!

Listen to how loud he is!

(SCREAMS IN PAIN)

(LAUGHING)

No!

(CRIES OUT IN AGONY)

(CHUCKLING)

(MOANING)

Alright, thanks.

Hey.

Hey.

I told you I don't like you

coming here.

I don't like you around

this element.

That guy seemed

perfectly nice.

That guy used to be in here,

he stabbed a man in the face

to take his car.

That sound nice?

(PHONE RINGS)

Yeah?

Bill... are you actually

telling me that?

You know how many people

I've told this is happening?

The strings I've pulled?

What does it matter

if we get the permits?

No, no, no, Bill, you said

everything was fine

and now you're fixing

to make a liar out of me.

No, no, no, no, no.

He's just a salesman,

he doesn't know anything.

Yeah, well, just to be safe.

Yeah, safe for you maybe.

We got the name we needed,

why'd you have to bring

him here?

I thought you'd be grateful.

I'm serious.

What're we gonna do

with him?

I'm gonna send him

right back home.

He's gonna crawl to the cops.

No.

No, he won't.

(GASPING)

He's gonna go home to 13 Hover Street

to his beautiful wife, Camille,

and his two darling

little children

and he's not gonna

breathe a word of this, is he?

Because if he does, after

I'm done with his family,

I'm gonna gut him

like a f***ing fish.

(SOBBING)

Isn't that right?

(SOBBING)

See?

You slummin'?

Or you came to class up

the place.

You celebrating?

Family tradition.

My father,

his father and his father

and so on and so on.

My father drank, too.

Bet he didn't throw your

mother across the room

when he did.

Not all the way across.

I suppose you wanna help me

keep this tradition up?

(SOUL MUSIC PLAYS)

(SOUL MUSIC PLAYS)

These old songs.

My mother used to play them

over and over.

And over and over, and over

and over.

It drove my father crazy.

What about you?

I drove him crazy, too.

(LAUGHS)

My mother used to...

she played along to these songs.

My mother played

a rotten piano.

She played these bad

versions of these great songs.

I guess you end up loving

those bad versions.

Is that what I am?

Sure can put it away.

Come again?

Sure can drink.

Well, you know,

practice makes perfect.

It's, uh, one of two things

I'm great at.

What's the other thing?

Where does this bravado

come from?

Is it real?

That won't lead to any trouble.

Trouble isn't the worst thing a

person like you could get into.

I'm not free of trouble.

It just comes down to whether

someone's worth the trouble.

Thanks for the drink.

(SLOW MUSIC PLAYS)

She knows I like that

kind of behaviour,

She knows I like

that kind of behaviour,

Throw down your guns,

Don't be so reckless,

Throw down your guns,

Don't be so reckless

Mmm.

We need some music.

I'm at your

command, dear,

To keep love and

to hold,

Making you happy

is my desire, dear,

Keeping you is my goal,

Where did you go?

I'll forever love you,

The rest of my days,

(MUSIC SLOWS AND DISTORTS)

(MUSIC SLOWS AND DISTORTS)

My heart's at your

command, dear,

To keep love and to hold,

Making you happy

is my desire, dear

Keeping you is my goal,

I'll forever love you,

The rest of my days,

I'll never part

from you,

(HEART BEATING)

(MUSIC FADES)

(TRUCK PULLS UP)

You gotta be kidding me.

(TAPS ON GLASS)

Hey, wake up!

I need a jump.

You got cables?

The beast has got

a dead battery.

Go on, then.

Hey, whatever happened

to that hot piece of snatch

you used to run with?

She ran off.

Thanks for the reminder.

Is that right?

So you mind if I take

a stab at it?

She's got standards, Hank.

Evidently not.

(LAUGHS)

Let me try.

(FIRES UP ENGINE)

So you got her number?

Freeze!

Put your hands up!

Now!

Now!!

What's in your f***ing hand?

Drop it!

Drop it!

I don't get it.

Your brother owns a prison,

you wanna live in one.

It baffles me.

Brothers is tough.

Born under the same parents

with the same opportunities.

One fails, the

other succeeds.

It makes the failure all

that much more painful.

All the more humiliating.

Is that what's wrong

with you?

(KNOCKING)

Got a girl, Saxon?

I had one.

Yeah?

What happened?

She got disappointed

and disappeared.

Just like that?

Just without a word?

She wrote me a postcard

a few months later

with "aloha" written across it.

Sorry.

You know "aloha" means "hello"

and "goodbye"

in Hawaiian?

That must have been torture.

Not really.

I mean, I figured

it was goodbye,

but it could also mean hello,

you know what I mean?

So what's it like being

in a prison cell?

I can tell you about the

first time I went to prison.

I was just a kid.

Leonard bought this brand

new Triumph motorcycle

he wouldn't let anyone touch.

One night he says

"if you ace your subjects

at school

I'll let you take it out

for a spin".

So I do.

And when I remind him about

his promise he forgets

because he's drunk,

as usual.

But I took it anyway.

Of course, I get pulled over,

no license.

The sheriff takes me to

the dog house, calls Leonard,

but Leonard doesn't come.

Leonard leaves me there

for a week.

One week.

That's the lesson.

I didn't know a single criminal

before that.

Afterwards, I did.

(BUZZING)

Alright.

Looks good.

Your momma woulda

liked that.

Nice car, Dean.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Is this a social visit, Jack?

I don't know yet.

I've been hearing

some rumblings.

Rumblings?

Yeah. You know Saxon's always

been trouble.

Thanks for the update.

The people he's in bed with,

the kind of money

he's throwing around?

It's a whole new league

of trouble.

What're you talking about,

Jack?

What bed?

Who's money?

Hank.

He's been friends with Hank

since he was a pup.

Hank senior.

Look, I'm not my brother's

keeper, Jack.

What's it got to do with me?

He broke into the station

after your mother's file,

for one.

Why the hell would

he do that?

He's your brother.

You get him reigned in.

Is that a warning?

Get him reigned in or what?

Hmm?

When did you get

so sensitive?

Look, it's no secret we don't

like each other, Jack.

I hate you like a poison,

actually.

That's a heartbreaker.

He thinks you had something

to do with his mother's death.

Is that a heartbreaker,

Dean?

What exactly do you want,

Jack?

I thought you were the law

around here.

Do your job.

What do you want?

My blessing to arrest him?

Arrest him for what?

Asking questions?

Breaking into the police station

isn't enough?

It was your fianc

who bailed him out.

Oh, you didn't know?

Amelia. She bailed him out.

I thought you sent her.

I was just trying

to protect you.

Do me a favour, Jack.

Don't protect me.

(MUSIC BEGINS)

It's over, it's over,

it's over now,

It's over, that's all there

is, no more lonely tears,

That's how it is,

for now it is over...

(TURNS OFF MUSIC)

What f*** are you thinking?

You got it all figured out.

Decades of dysfunction,

you got us all running through

the hills

like the sound

of f***ing music.

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