The Wolfpack Page #3
Since that day,
I said I refuse to talk to you.
I refuse to take your orders.
We're no longer
father and son anymore.
I'm sorry, it brings a lot...
of emotion just thinking
about it back then.
I'm not gonna cry.
Did you guys ever
- By ourselves?
- Yeah.
Like, did you know
Mukunda was gonna do that?
- No.
- Did anybody know?
No, nobody knew that.
Maybe he mentioned it, but...
We weren't... like,
we didn't think he was serious.
'Cause we all used to
say a lot of things
But we never did anything.
We always saw a bad thing coming,
like, it's not gonna end up well.
The thing is we couldn't
The only thing
was just... get through it...
and... not break.
I think like most people
would go insane
after experiencing
a life like that,
whereas all of us didn't...
I think it's... it's because
of our mom.
She always... kept our sanity.
I love her
and she loves me
He put himself
in a position
where he was gonna have to
to do ten years in prison.
That's what he did.
Krsna shaved his eyebrows.
It's probably why he doesn't
want to show himself.
Oh, he's right here.
You shaved your eyebrows.
Yeah.
So that's new, eyebrows,
I got a bad hand.
I got a bad hand.
- How you doing?
- I'm doing good.
Yeah?
Yeah, I was just telling
Crystal how much we fight.
They gave me a therapist
after I got out of the hospital.
They said I should see a therapist.
She's helped me out
getting my email address
'cause I knew nothing
about computers.
So she's been kind of a help.
She has.
My brothers are also seeing her.
It sucks.
I don't really talk
about my feelings.
I don't... she doesn't...
She has no idea
of the kind of person I am.
I'm like, "yeah, yeah, yeah,
whatever you tell me, you know."
Our family union
has a problem with now
is that they want us
to go to a real school.
Over my dead body they will.
They ain't gonna
make me go to a real school.
My mother would be out of a job.
She would have to then
work in the streets,
work out there.
I'm not letting my mother
work out there.
New York, no, no,
not in New York.
She's more together here.
She gets paid.
We get paid every month
because she's homeschooling,
so it's like she has a job.
She's approved, of course,
to be a teacher.
She has like the license
and everything.
They approved her,
house of education.
So that family union
can't do crap or anything.
You're an FBI agent.
What is your specialty again?
- Chemical weapons.
- Don't mention that.
You're going all
the way from Tibet to Mongolia,
says it'll cut five hours
out of the trip
for everybody that's going there.
What I really wanted
and what I really saw...
I was raising my children
in a place with,
But they didn't have that.
And you know, I feel...
because I had that,
and I wanted that for them.
You know, and to be able
to go out and roam the forest,
that was important to me and, um,
you know, just to go out
and play in a field
or have someplace,
some fields that were close,
or, you know,
how you see in movies.
You know, kids go running
through the neighbor's meadow
you know,
to get to their... the forest
that they built some tree house
in or something like that...
Something like that.
that for them.
But it didn't happen.
My brother did it again,
just walked out,
and then suddenly I went out,
and my father didn't get angry,
and then all of us started doing it.
We decided to go
for the first time.
That whole process
of them getting
into their own happened gradually.
It's not like it was one day
they followed the rules
and the next day they were
doing whatever.
It wasn't like that.
It happened over
a period of months,
but it certainly opened
the way to normalcy.
I'll be right back.
Well, what did he expect
when all of us become of age,
we're still gonna do things his way?
His system was just
like a ticking bomb.
I really understand, totally,
you know,
where they're coming from.
But I can't, you know,
But, yeah, there were
probably more rules for me
than there were for them.
Yeah, I know.
- Look at that.
- Whoa!
That fucks with your eyes.
This is like 3D, man.
Look at that.
- Those are big f***ing trees.
They look like... I feel like
I'm in like the Fangorn Forest
in The Lord of the Rings.
Oh, it's very fresh out here.
- You want to go for a swim?
- No.
No, what swim all the way
to f***in' Brooklyn?
You must be Jules,
which would make you Vincent.
I think fast, I talk fast
And I need you guys
to act fast if you want
to get out of this.
So pretty please,
with sugar on top,
clean the f***ing car.
Don't be looking at me
like that, all right?
I can feel your look.
Oh, man, I will never forgive
your ass for this sh*t!
This is some f***ed up
repugnant sh*t.
Jules, did you ever hear
of the philosophy that
once a man admits he is wrong,
he's forgiven for all his wrongdoings?
You ever hear that?
Get the f*** out of my face
with that sh*t!
Motherf***er who said that sh*t,
never had to pick up
80 pieces of brain
on account of your dumb ass.
I got a threshold, Jules.
I got a threshold for the abuse
that I will take.
- I could blow.
- Oh, you're ready to blow?
Yeah, I'm ready to blow.
Well, I'm a mushroom-cloud-
laying motherf***er, motherf***er!
Every time my fingers
touch brain, I'm super fly TNT.
It's motherfuckin' cold, man!
Come on, get it out.
Come on, do it.
Turn around.
- Did he fix this?
- No.
It's broken.
Yeah, I know that's totally busted.
I don't feel safe now
knowing that the door's open
and there's no lock.
Today, we had a little surprise.
Out of nowhere,
I just heard banging on the door.
And I saw a kind of...
At least I heard,
it sounded like a saw...
- Drilling.
- Drilling, yeah.
And by this doorway,
I see what I usually see
in the movies... swat teams,
people with helmets and shields,
machine guns just blast in.
Told everybody to get on the floor
put us against the wall,
and handcuffed every member
of our family.
They had a search warrant for...
possession of weapons.
A gun they were looking for.
They said a 38.
Basically, it was like Inside Man.
All... the only kind of weapons
they found were props.
They take out all our machine guns,
all our handguns, knives,
and it was all fake.
the kind of things we were into.
And they complimented us
and they said like,
"We're sorry about the break-in."
We had to see our mother
get handcuffed...
and put against the wall...
and she was really uncomfortable
sitting in those handcuffs.
That's what really pissed me off.
They've begun communicating
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