Remember

Ruth?

Ruth?

Where's my wife?

Mr. Guttman!

You can't be sneaking up on me like that!

Where is my wife? Where is Ruth?

I'm sorry, Mr. Guttman,

your wife passed away

about a week ago.

Ah.

I'm sorry. Who are you?

My name's Paula.

I was Mrs. Guttman's nursing aide.

Your family asked me to stay on

for another week or two.

Let's get some breakfast.

You'll be feeling better after breakfast.

Where are your shoes?

Hold on, let me get you some slippers.

Tell you what.

Trade your hat for some slippers, okay?

All right. Now come in.

- Good morning, Zev.

- Good morning.

I hope you're not too hungry.

Breakfast is crummy as usual.

That's okay. I'm not too hungry.

That's Cele.

She was friends with your wife.

I know who she is.

I know who she is.

Could you give us a minute, please?

Oh, no problem...

Max.

You don't have to tell me

everyone's name.

Tonight is the last night

sitting shiva for Ruth, yes?

Do you remember

what you said you would do

when Ruth died?

No.

It's okay. It's okay.

'Pa-

wrote everything down

so you...

could remember.

(coughs)

Come on, Mr. Rosenbaum.

(continues coughing)

(all praying)

Darling.

Do you know when

this picture was taken?

It's from their wedding day.

Did you meet nanny in Germany?

Uh, no, no.

I met her in America.

I met her...

Coney...

- Coney Island.

- Yeah.

Why don't you show this

to your brother, eh?

Adam, look at this!

Here. Put this away

in your pocket.

Now,

stand up.

Tell everyone you're tired,

and go read it alone.

Alone.

You're tired.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah. Good.

Forgive me, I...

I'm a little tired,

I think I should go to bed.

Yeah. Okay, Dad.

It's been a long week.

Yeah.

(door creaking)

(door closing)

- Penn Station, right?

- Yeah.

(conductor):
Last call!

49 Lake Shore Limited!

Last call!

Last call,

49 Lake Shore Limited!

(sighing)

ls that your mother?

Yeah.

She's not coming with you?

No. I'm going to see my dad.

Oh.

So, you're traveling all alone?

I'm not alone.

My brothers are right over there.

On?

Oh, I see.

Are you going to Cleveland too?

Yeah.

Why don't you fly? It's faster.

I don't know. (Chuckles)

That's not a good reason.

(laughing)

You're a real whipper

snapper, aren't you?

Why don't you fly to Cleveland?

Three plane tickets is too expensive.

That's what my mom and dad said.

Well, that is a good reason.

I don't fly because

my friend told me to take the train

in the letter he wrote to me.

I guess that's a good reason, too.

(chuckles) My name is Tyler.

Nice to meet you, Tyler.

My name's Zev.

That's a strange name.

In Hebrew, it means "Wolf."

Cool! (Laughs)

(Max):
I have planned

everything for you.

You must follow

these steps precisely.

Cross them off as you

accomplish each task.

We've notified the police

and they've issued

a silver alert as well as a reverse 911

to the community, our...

our staff is doing all that we can.

It's upsetting.

I just can't believe

this is happening.

I can't tell you

how sorry we all are.

We do our best

to keep an eye on everybody,

but... I'm sure

you can understand.

(woman):
Is there anything

we can do to help?

Besides paying you to lose people?

Does your father

have a credit card?

You can tell them

to call you if he uses it.

(scoffs)

Listen.

Your mother's nursing aid

told me that

your dad's been

very confused lately.

Yeah, yeah.

That's because he has dementia.

And that's why my mother

brought them here in the first place.

I understand that. However,

it's very common

after the death of a spouse

for more signs

of neurocognitive disorders to emerge.

Have you noticed

that your father's been having mood swings?

And he rarely

plays the piano anymore?

I've noticed a few things, Charles.

I guess we were...

so busy with your mom

that I just dismissed them.

Let me reassure you, we'll have

him back here before you know it.

In these situations,

people never wander too far.

(bottles rattling) (thud)

Ruth?

Ruth?

Adam?

Where is your grandmother?

Adam?

Where is your grandmother?

Were you talking to me, Zev?

I asked you

where your grandmother is.

One is in New York.

One is in Ohio.

Where is your sister?

I don't have a sister.

Stop playing with that thing.

Answer me.

Are... are you okay, Zev?

Where are we?

We're on a train.

To where?

Cleveland.

Cleveland?

You're going to see a friend.

What friend?

The one who wrote you

the letter in your pocket.

Can I have my PSP back?

Ruth is dead.

Zev,

I'm going to sit with my brothers

for a little bit.

- Excuse me.

- Yeah?

Hi. Uh...

My son there said that you were sitting

next to him on the train

and that you seemed a little confused.

Oh, yes, that.

I'm sorry about that.

Oh, no, no, no.

There's no need to apologize. We...

just want to make sure you're okay.

Oh, yes, I'm okay.

Thank you. I'm okay.

Um... You need help getting somewhere?

No, no.

Someone will be meeting me here.

My friend said that he had a...

sign with my name on it.

Okay. Well, we'll help you find him.

The cars are just down here.

Is your last name Guttman?

Yeah.

Looks like you're riding in style.

(Tyler):
Bye, Zev.

Goodbye. Goodbye.

Let's go, boys.

- Mr. Guttman?

- Yeah.

Good.

- Good evening.

- Evening.

How can I help you?

My friend recommended

your shop to me.

Well, tell your friend

we appreciate the recommendation.

What are you looking to pick up?

Oh...

Something small.

Sure thing. Okay.

Can I see your driver's license?

Yeah.

Yeah...

. okay-

Beachwood. Nice town.

Yes. But, um...

We've moved.

We live closer to my son.

What are you doing with my license?

I'm entering your information

into the FBI background check database.

Oh.

What do they look for?

A bunch of stuff.

Whether you're a convicted felon,

if you've been involved

in a crime of violence,

dishonorably discharged from the army,

mentally competent.

If you've got more than one DUI offense

in the last five years,

if you're a fugitive,

or currently charged with a felony.

Fugitive?

Yeah, like, if you're

running from the law.

(chuckles)

Do I look like I can run?

(chuckles nervously)

Uh, okay. Let me show you

some of our smaller handguns.

We got everything.

SIG Sauers, 1911s, Glocks,

single action, double action.

Sir, do you know much about guns?

Um...

- No. Why?

- It's all right.

We get all types in here.

Uh, okay. Beginners...

usually go with a .22.

It's light. Easy to use.

Very little recoil.

(muttering)

I think that's what

my friend suggested.

Okay. In my opinion,

you might as well get yourself a BB gun

if you get a .22.

Look, I'm not trying

to give you the hard sell, but $500 more,

you can get yourself a gun

with real stopping power.

Now this is a 9mm Glock 17.

Glock? It is German, no?

You're in the right neighborhood.

Manufactured in Austria.

That's the most popular

law enforcement pistol in the world. Okay?

It's got very little recoil

so probably won't hurt your hand

but it'll definitely hurt the intruder.

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