M.F.A. Page #4
Do you want
to talk about it?
Do you ever think back
at a different time
in your life...
And a different person
you used to be...
And just think....
"I wish I could
be here again"?
I get that.
Elle?
Will you sleep
with me tonight?
Yeah.
-Hello.
-Hi.
-How can I help you?
-Do you know what
sort of crime reports
-On-campus crime?
-Mm-hmm.
year -- clery statistics.
Clery statistics.
Hmm.
All set?
What if I wanted
a more detailed report?
I'm not really supposed
to let anyone back here,
but here it is.
-Wow.
-Yeah, I guess.
Just a bunch of boxes.
So criminal justice, huh?
What do you think you're going
to do when you graduate?
-I don't know.
-Cool.
Oh, you probably
actually shouldn't
really look in the files.
Just a peek?
All right.
Just a peek, though.
So, where do you, uh,
live on campus?
Somewhere close, or...?
Kind of.
Yeah, I'm just actually
down the street.
I really like this area.
It's, like, got a lot of bars
and stuff that you can go to,
which is cool.
Oh, those are just
kind of the same things.
Why do you have files
from 2003?
That's just the same thing.
Whoa. Hey. Whoa, whoa.
-Oh, my god. I'm so sorry.
-No, no, it's okay.
You know what? I better do it.
It's -- honestly--
-i got it.
-No, no, no, no, no.
Can you--
can you let me just--
yeah, yeah,
I'll let you do it.
Thanks. It's just they go
in a certain order.
-I'm so sorry.
-It's okay.
It's totally--
it's totally cool.
All right, well, I think
the tour is done for the day.
Hello?
-Hey.
-Hey.
Sorry. Did I freak you out?
Hi, cutie.
I brought your mail.
-Thank you.
-You're welcome.
-How was home?
-Um, well, my parents
are out of their
goddamn minds.
What else is new?
You okay?
I'm going to go out tonight.
You want to come?
-I'm going to stay in.
-Okay. I'll see you later.
Skye.
I'm here for you.
I know you are.
Love you.
"Melinda Sanders."
Excuse me.
Uh, did we have--
zero rapes
in the clery statistics.
I'm sorry?
Melinda Gabriel Sanders?
Why don't you have a seat and
we can talk about your issue?
My issue?
You love that.
Let me guess.
Next you're going
to diagnose me
with borderline
personality disorder,
doctor speak for
"I'm f***ing crazy"?
You really need to watch
the way you're speaking to me.
No, you need to watch
the way you speak to me.
I'm getting
that you're angry with me
about how I handled something,
but threatening me is not going
to give you what you want.
every day all proud of yourself
but let me take a moment
to advise you, Melinda.
Be better at your job, at life,
or do us all a favor,
and I don't mean
this hypothetically,
remove yourself from here,
from everywhere,
or I will do it for you.
Nice shoes, by the way.
"Calvin Reeves."
Oh, wait.
Don't forget your keys. Here.
Thank you. Bye.
-You know it.
-Okay. Thanks. [Smooches]
-Hey.
-Hi.
I'm so sorry to do this.
I just got a flat tire,
and I've never had one before.
I know I have a spare
but I just don't know
exactly how to, um, change it.
Do you think you
could help me?
-I'm so sorry.
-Uh...
-Where's your car?
-It's right here.
-Yeah, sure.
-Thank you so much.
No, it's fine.
How'd you do it?
Just, you know, driving.
Did the same thing
-Where's the spare?
-It's, um--
it's in the trunk.
It's an art installation.
So, basically,
on these patrols,
I'm looking for anything
out of the ordinary.
You know, um-- you know,
people standing around
that don't look like
they're students,
checking the bushes.
Um, you know, vagrants,
which are homeless people,
obviously.
-Yeah.
-Thefts.
Oh, then of, course,
any violence that may occur.
Um... and then, you know,
more recently,
that has meant murder.
This doesn't bring back
your glory days?
I hear you were
quite the point guard.
You were real proud of that.
I'm just f***ing with you.
Nice handiwork,
by the way.
Is that blood?
Right there.
Don't move.
Stay right there.
Jimmy, this is Dave, over.
Jimmy here, go ahead.
We have what appears
to be human blood
outside the west entrance
of the gymnasium.
Send backup, over.
What?
Do you want to talk about it?
Shh.
Please... don't hurt me.
I know what I did.
I'm sorry for what I did.
I'm so sorry.
God.
Please.
Please.
Please!
I'm a good guy.
I'm changed. Please.
Okay calm down.
Aah! Help!
-Sh*t.
-Help me!
-Shut the f*** up.
-He-e-lp!
Police!
I'll check the kid.
Hey.
Elle.
Elle, are you bleeding?
-No, it's paint.
-What is this?
It's paint!
Daisy. Detective Kennedy.
I-i don't go by Daisy.
It's Skye.
Okay, Skye.
Is there, uh--
is there someplace
we can speak privately?
-I'm sorry, what is this about?
-Calvin Reeves.
Um, I'm actually--
i can't answer any questions
without my lawyer present.
So if you want to talk to me,
you can contact her directly.
Calvin was attacked.
He's in the icu.
Good.
That's very interesting.
So, I've got some news.
Uh, I talked to the department,
and we'd like you
to speak at graduation.
-Are you serious?
-Pretty f***ing serious.
-What do you say?
-Yes.
Excellent.
-Thank you.
-You deserve it.
Back to work.
Oh, my god.
Skye?
Where did you get this?
Where did you get it, Noelle?
A cop questioned me today.
Where were you last night?
Where the f*** were you?
I was working.
Don't lie to me.
What did you do, Elle?
Noelle, what did you do?
-He hurt you.
-What?
And then he went
back to school,
back to graduation,
like it never happened.
No, no, no, no, no, Noelle.
You know what they did?
They put you in the back
of a f***ing room
to gather dust like it
never f***ing happened.
That is what I want.
After everything
he did to you?
Yes. Why would you do this?
I couldn't let him
get away with it.
It's not your responsibility.
Whose responsibility
is it, then?
The cops? The school?
They are not protecting us,
Skye.
-But I will.
-You're not protecting me.
That cop has been following me,
he wants to ask me questions.
Calvin is in the icu.
He's going to tell them.
-What?
-He's going to tell them.
-No.
-He's going to tell them,
and they are going
to come for me.
How could you be so stupid?
All I have ever wanted
was this to be over,
and now it's back
because of you.
Because of you.
Why would you do this?
Oh, my god, I'm going to have
to go back to that.
I'm going to have to prove
that I'm not crazy,
that I didn't--
i didn't do anything.
I didn't want this.
I'll tell them.
I'll tell them what I did.
anymore.
No one's going to
come after you.
First thing in the morning
I'm going to go to the station,
and I'll turn myself in.
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
I love you.
Hey, Skye.
Help!
No.
No.
Skye.
No!
No!
I'm sorry.
Skye.
No!
Help!
Skye, please don't leave.
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