The Ungodly Page #4
Look, your camera is
inside. I took it.
F***ing charity
bullshit.
Humanity.
You see, power,
real power
is giving life
and taking it away.
You, uh, you hug
a crippled kid at
his birthday party,
and then
you cut people's
eyes out.
You put them
in baby jars?.
F***ing bullshit.
Are you coming to my
daughter's birthday party
in a few days, Mickey?.
Carolyn is turning 13.
Oh, look at this.
Here she is
as a baby.
Only nine months.
Look how pretty
she was.
Oh, and here is
a baptism picture.
Theres Jimmy.
He was the godfather.
Who's the woman?.
It's Ma.
Your mother?.
Jimmy's mother?.
Oh.
She had an infection.
Influenza.
A sort of--
Three weeks in
Philadelphia Memorial.
One day she just died.
Ca-can we
stop right now?
Jimmy was
finally free.
She had to die
for him to be.
I got you.
I f***ing got you.
I need to film
you again.
J ust some
follow-up questions.
Can't it wait unt--
Sit down.
Your mother.
You said she died
in 1990, right?.
July.
Right.
Your daughter, she's
having her 13th birthday,
so she was born in '92.
Yeah, shes--
Yeah, but your mother,
she was in her
baptism photo.
So, how could she be
dead in 1990 and
alive in 1992?.
That. I was
confused. That--
You said she died
of an emphysema?
Yeah. Emphysema.
Don't you mean
influenza?.
That's what you told
me the first time.
I don't know what
this has to do with
Jimmy's charity.
Wheres she buried?
Please, Mickey, lm
seeing a white light--
[yells]
Sit down!
Don't you f***ing
lie to me!
Im sorry.
Where is she buried?
Potter's field.
We just didn't
have enough money--
Thats real
f***ing convenient!
Is there a
headstone?. No.
Where is the grave?.
What's the grave number?.
I--I don't know.
You don't know.
You don't know!
How can she be buried when
Jimmy has her f***ing
ashes on the shelf?
Does he? Does he have
the ashes on the shelf?
Wheres the death
certificate?
She is dead.
Why are you
doing this to me?.
I just cant
remember details.
I swear it
in my eyes.
Be careful where
you swear it in.
(Jimmy)
Shes got a hell
of an arm, Mick.
What the hell
happened?.
Oh, nothing.
I--I just
got upset.
What'd you
to do her?.
I'm just doing
my job, Jimmy.
[woman]
You want 90?
These records only
go back to 94.
Really?.
Um, do you think
you could run her
name for me?.
Well, it ain't go
do no good if she
was here at '90.
I know. It just means
so much to me to find
by biological mother.
Emma Lemac.
Well. Only
'cause you have
an honest face.
Thank you.
Um, 2001, May.
Readmitted for
two months.
But that was
in psychiatric.
Psychiatric?.
Mm-hm. But there
was a social worker
assigned to the case.
Really?.
Who?.
[violin solo]
You hear that?.
What?.
What?. What
are you hearing?.
If you'd like to
leave your number Mr--
Gravatski.
Ill pass it along.
That way Mrs. Lemac,
if she is your
biological mother,
can decide
whether she wants
to contact you.
Do you keep her
psychiatric file
in this office?.
Is there something
I could look at?
That's inappropriate, Mr--
Still Gravatski.
Leave your number
if you like.
Thanks for your
lack of help.
[alarm beeps]
[cell phone rings]
Jimmy. Hey, yeah.
I can't talk right now.
Sure. Uh, yeah, just
tell me what time.
Okay, yes. I wo--
I won't be late.
Makes them think
you're dead,
you old b*tch.
[violin solo]
I aint surprised youre
investigating a
social worker.
I knew she was
distressed by
her eyes.
What the f***
are you doing?.
She was very
inappropriate
with me.
She wasnt listening
to nothin I was sayin.
I found her.
I found your mother.
What?.
Who the hell is this?.
Whose ashes are these?.
Not hers.
Your games
are gonna kill you.
Do you know what
lm capable of?
People.
These people did come.
They dont care
about nobody.
[coughs]
You'll let me
get rid of her?.
The girl.
I'll just take care.
She was touching
your boy, huh?
But I wonder what
they did to deserve it.
Who the f***
is this, Meg?.
Are there even ashes
in here, Meg.
F***ing ashes.
Stop!
You knew she
was alive.
You knew she was
alive. You knew it.
[sobs]
I did it for
you, Jimmy.
Lie to me?.
I did it so you
could move on!
How the f***
have I moved on?.
Dont hurt her.
Get off of me!
Get the f*** off me!
No!
Have I ever
hurt anybody in
this house?. Ever?.
Why?. Why did you
have to do this?.
Why did you have
to tell him?.
Oh, God.
Jimmy, Jimmy.
I swear. I swear
I was just trying
to protect you.
this time?. All this time
this woman was alive!
She was breathing in
the same f***ing clinic!
You. You motherf***er!
You take me to her.
Take me now!
You give me
my ma.
And I'll give
you yours.
The attic.
What?.
Ma! Ma?.
Ma.
Ma. Ma.
It's me.
Ma, it's Mickey.
What did you
do to her?.
Give me.
Leave those. You're
gonna take me where
I gotta go.
I'm not leaving
without my mom.
She's okay.
She's alive.
She's not okay.
She's a f***ing zombie.
Mom, c'mon, we're
gonna go home.
Let's go.
I just wanna
take my mom.
Listen to me, you--
to give her. And she knows
what not to give her.
Unless I call and
tell her otherwise.
You fill your end
of the bargain and
you get her back.
[heavy metal music]
Go straight.
[inaudible]
Don't jerk
the wheel.
Fingernails.
Don't jerk
the f***in' wheel
F***, F***!
Stay out of
my f***ing business
Go to the right.
To the right.
Make a right.
Oh, f***.
How could you?.
You f***ing junkie!
Yeah, your contribution
to society yourself.
Where is it?.
Right...there.
There. Which one?.
This one, that one?.
Which one, you
junkie f***?.
Is she really
in there?.
C'mon, go ahead.
Knock. This is
the door.
Knock.
I just did.
Harder.
Keep it up,
you f***.
Okay.
You said
she was here.
She was.
If this is a f***ing
set up, I swear
the f***--
It's not my fault
if she drags us to
the f***ing store.
What you want?.
It ain't her.
Who are you?.
Is Emma Lemac here?.
You haven't heard?.
Poor thing.
The ambulance
took her off
to the hospital.
She ain't dead,
is she?.
What?
Is she dead?.
Sorry, my hearing.
Is she dead?.
No, thank God.
Which hospital?.
Hospital.
Which one.
Saint Mary's.
Or was it
Saint Johns?
I get my saints
mixed up.
Saint Marys. Yeah.
Thank you.
[tires screech]
(woman)
Can I help you?
Sir?
We're looking for
the room number
of Emma Lemac.
Uh.
elevator that way.
[elevator bell]
[elevator bell]
[bell]
[beep from monitor]
This is it.
Jimmy.
Is that really you?.
All grown up.
Come closer.
Closer.
all these years.
What did you
come here for?.
Jim, what the f*** are
you doing?. That's
just the oxygen.
[coughs]
Finally found
your courage.
When I'm an old lady
on my deathbed
you come to judge me?.
How dare you?.
I brought you in
to this world.
I'm gonna take
you out.
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