One of Us Page #2
- Year:
- 2017
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No. What is it?
Rabbit.
Everything you see
on this table was raised,
grown, and prepared here by us.
Except the wine.
Mmm!
That's great.
growing their own food.
I'm glad you think so.
Unfortunately, the majority
of this country is oblivious
to the fact that
gmos are being knowingly
and maliciously introduced
into their food supply
as a means to poison
and pacify the population
with cancer and obesity.
I know it.
But...
Forgive me.
I'm a little passionate
when it comes to these things.
And is that why
you're doing the whole...
Amish thing here?
We're taking a stab
at an alternative lifestyle...
But I wouldn't call it amish.
We have power.
We just choose
to use it sparingly.
The world is filled
as it is.
Yeah, I know.
That's why I left L.A.
Let me ask you something, Mary.
I'm looking for a friend.
Hmm.
Aren't we all?
Look around this table.
Everyone here was lost
in the darkness at one point,
just like you--
alone, afraid...
Strangers in a strange land.
But then, we found each other,
and now, we're one.
You'll be bunking with Luna.
I know it's a little cramped,
but there will be more space
once we build the bunkhouse.
No, it's great. Thank you.
You're lucky we even have space.
This bed just opened up.
Whose was it?
Her name was ceres.
"Was"?
She renounced her new name.
The average snake
will shed its skin
two to four times per year.
Some people will
without doing it once.
Unfortunately,
ceres wasn't ready
to embrace her new self.
How come?
This lifestyle
isn't for everyone.
We're a nation of addicts--
opioids, social media,
on a Friday night.
be dependent than free.
Voluntary slavery.
So, what happened to her?
"Happened"? You mean
where is she?
Where does anyone ever go?
Away.
Here. Take this.
There's gonna be
a lot to take in,
but I promise you
it's all for a good reason.
A big part of this community
is shedding the things
we don't need.
I'll do whatever it takes.
You can set it down and leave.
Thank you.
What's this?
I'm sorry to say
that most of the girls
who end up here
show up with bruises.
Whoever did this to you
This is a place of healing.
Arnica is an herb that
will reduce the swelling
and heal the eye muscles
as well as any other tissue
that may have been damaged.
That's better.
I'll let you get some rest.
It's been quite a day.
Hey, Brent.
Thank you... for everything.
It's been my pleasure.
Oh! Before I leave...
I'm gonna need your phone.
I know. Why don't I just
take your arm, right?
But trust me.
It's for your own good.
Technology is
the enemy out here.
You must be really worried
Why does she do this?
I mean, at least
send a text, something.
I'm sure she's fine.
She just needs to get
the lay of the land
before she can reach out.
I don't have
You always do.
At least, you used to.
I know. It's just
we parted on bad terms,
and I just don't want...
Promise you'll call
I promise.
You're not gonna let Mel know
that I checked in on her, right?
Why start now?
We'll talk soon. Hang in there.
Thank you, Gavin.
Hey.
So, what does
a girl do around here
for fun after dinner?
Sleep.
Are you serious?
It can't even be 9:00 yet.
We get up at dawn.
Days are long.
Get used to it.
Do you want me to leave?
You have no idea.
Look, I know I'm kind of
invading your space here,
- but that doesn't mean
we have to hate each other.
Were you close with the girl
before me, ceres?
Go to sleep.
Why did she leave?
Shut up!
This isn't a slumber party.
We're not gonna braid
each other's hair.
I don't wanna be your friend.
I want you gone.
Sh*t.
Good morning.
How did you sleep?
Like a rock.
I don't usually
sleep in like this.
You needed it.
I see that arnica
worked like a charm.
Yeah, thanks.
Hey, listen, I know
i gave you my phone,
but I should probably
let some people know
where I am.
My, my! Not even 12 hours,
and already, you gotta be
plugged back in.
No, it's just
What if there's an emergency?
I promise
if you get any messages,
I'll return it immediately.
But we need to break you
of your addiction.
I don't want you staring
at the world
through that tiny,
electronic screen
- rather than...
- Living in the moment.
It's good to get lost out here.
The only way
to truly find yourself.
Speaking of which, hop in.
Oh, I can't. This is
all I've got to wear.
Take it off.
I can't just take it off.
Relax. I'm kidding.
We got plenty
They'll fit you like a glove.
Come on. I'll give you
a tour of the property
after breakfast.
Come on. Let's get you comfy.
Okay, but I'm not very good.
There's no competition here.
We're all perfect
in our imperfection.
Off this mountain,
the name of the game
is to hold on tight...
To your youth, your money,
your job, your lover.
And they wonder why
we're all going insane.
This entire world is suffering
because we're all terrified
to just... let... go.
But letting go is
Remember that
nothing here is ours.
What is ours?
Nothing, father.
What's with
this whole "father" thing?
Don't ask.
I called him it
one time as a joke,
and I guess
it just kind of stuck.
It's not even funny anymore.
It's kind of creepy.
Yeah, kinda.
Nothing is ours...
Not these bodies...
Not this planet...
Not this life.
We're renters here.
So, we might as well live free
before we're all evicted.
I was wondering if I could stay.
What about your big city life?
I really wouldn't
call it a life.
It's more like a distraction.
Hmm.
But you really
think the whole world
can live like this,
without all
the creature comforts
they're addicted to?
--What?
You said "they."
-I did?
-Mm-hmm.
There's a knot
in your stomach...
Something urging you back
to the world you know.
I know that feeling...
All too well.
But there's a reason
you came here,
and I think you deserve
I'd like to try.
This is our creative space
where we rehearse
and write our music,
sometimes meditate.
We even make odds and ends
at our neighboring properties
to sell at the shop--
candles, lip balm,
things like that.
Wow! You guys
are really organized.
We could use
an extra pair of hands.
They're so cute.
Can't I just do laundry?
This is the food chain,
not some convenient
death in a box
children are conditioned
to equate with happiness.
This is reality.
and life feeding death.
Everyone did this
before I let them stay here.
Think of it
as a rite of passage.
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