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Everyone is intimidated by a shark. Become
a Card Shark AMERICASCARDROOM.COM

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[THUNDER RUMBLING]

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[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]

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[HORN HONKS]

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[JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING
OVER SPEAKERS]

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Ten-thirty.
Are you expecting company?

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No. Just you.

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I got my shoes on, I'll go.

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It's the peninsula. It's probably
someone has the wrong address.

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- Back in a jiff.
- There's an umbrella by the front door.

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Thank you.

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Hi. Can I help you?

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[BLOWS]

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[GASPS]

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<i>[III]</i>

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[CHLOE SCREAMS]

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Get up, honey.

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Oh, my God.

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[BEEPS]

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<i>[III]</i>

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[SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE]

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[ALARM BEEPING]

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[PHONE RINGING]

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Ahem. Hello.

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WOMAN <i>[ON PHONE]: Good evening,
this is Heidi with Home Security Systems.</i>

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Hi.

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<i>Our system shows
that your alarm has been activated.</i>

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<i>Is everything Okay?</i>

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Yeah, we just got back from a party
and my wife entered the wrong code.

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Sorry about that.

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<i>Okay, no problem.
We'll reset your system immediately.</i>

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<i>Is there anything else
I can help you with?</i>

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Uh, no, no. We're fine, thanks.

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<i>"We", have a great evening and thanks
for using Home Security Systems.</i>

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Thanks for the fast response. It's good
to know you guys are on the ball.

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Take care.

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[ALARM STOPS]

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Okay...

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so who can tell me where
the security dispatcher went wrong here?

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Anybody, anyone.

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It's not fifth grade, just shout it out.

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MAN:
She didn't ask for the owner's password.

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That is correct.

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Every subscriber creates
a home security password.

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That password is on file and will show up
on your terminal if the alarm is triggered.

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Once you verify this password, you'll know
you are talking to who they say they are.

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Now, remember the four components
of a subscriber call:

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P.A.R.T.

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P, "Password .".

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A?

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Anybody for A?

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LIZ: "Authority."

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That's correct. Authority.

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When you make your verification call,
if nobody answers...

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or if the person who answers
does not provide that password...

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you are required to call the police
or the local fire department.

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This is very important.

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R-

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- Anybody for R?
- The client's R.P.

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"Responsible Person," that's correct.

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That's someone who is designated
a contact for emergencies.

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This is usually a neighbor
or a close relative.

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Point is, you want to notify someone
who is independent of the situation...

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let them know what's going on.

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T-

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Anybody?

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Nobody? Okay.

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"Taken care of."

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Never ever let the
subscriber off the line...

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until you know
the situation has been resolved.

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Is that understood?

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BESS:
How is the little princess doing?

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Fever's down,
she was watching cartoons when I left.

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Good. Always a good sign.

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Mike, I know you want the hours,
but maybe you should just go home.

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Be with Robin. Take a few days.

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My sister's got her. It's taken care of.

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You have been working overtime
since November.

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MIKE: I'm fine. I take cat naps
between calls, I sleep in my chair.

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<i>"- I'm actually sleeping right now.
BESS". Sure.</i>

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<i>[III]</i>

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[BELL RINGING]

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[CARS STARTING]

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[WHIRRING]

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<i>MAN [ON PHONE]: I'm not seeing
your name anywhere here.</i>

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Okay. It's a joint account, though,
so my signature...

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<i>- We need to confirm with your husband.
- Like</i> I <i>said before, he's not here right now.</i>

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<i>We can only issue funds
to the account holder.</i>

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My name is on that account too.

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<i>- I'm not seeing your name on here.
- Chloe Paige.</i>

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P-A-I-G-E.

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- This <i>is</i> your husband's last <i>name?</i>
- No, it's MacPherson. David MacPherson.

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- Let me check the details again.
- I really need access to the accounts.

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<i>- I'm afraid there's a hold on the accounts.
- Excuse me'?</i>

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<i>I'm sorry. It's the best I can do.
Have a nice day.</i>

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Hello?

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[DIAL TONE HUMS]

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[SIGHS]

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Please stop playing that thing
while you're eating.

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Jacob.

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- Jacob.
- Hey!

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Come on, I've told you a million times
not to play while you eat.

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Okay? And try and pick it up a little bit
or we're gonna be late for practice.

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Ten minutes.

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WOMAN: Here you go.

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CHLOE: Thanks, Stacey.

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- Don't get caught in that rain tonight, huh?
- I won't.

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[POP MUSIC PLAYING
OVER SPEAKERS]

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[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

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- Thanks.
STACEY: Have a good day.

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[BELL JINGLES]

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<i>[III]</i>

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[TRUCK STARTS]

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[CHEERING]

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TEAM: Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
COACH: Hip! Hip!

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All right. Everybody head home.

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WOMAN: Good job!

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<i>Hey, good game.</i>

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<i>[III]</i>

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BOY: Bye, guys! GIRL: Bye!

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[TRUCK STARTS]

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So how'd you feel about practice today?

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[JACOB SIGHS]

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It was okay.

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Just okay?
I thought you had some awesome hits.

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Why can't we just go home?

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CHLOE: We are going home.
- I mean, back to the city.

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[CHLOE SIGHS]

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Look, we promised we were gonna
give this a real shot out here, remember?

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Yeah, and it's already been a year
and it still sucks.

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- Look, your father...
- What?

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He obviously doesn't want to live here.

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It's complicated.

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- Just tell him you want him to come home.
- Jacob.

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I don't see
what's so complicated about that.

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Look, I don't just have a magic wand.
I can't just make everything okay.

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No, you just don't want to.

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WOMAN <i>[ON RADIO]: At this point,
we're only seeing windy conditions...</i>

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<i>that are starting
to approach warning criteria.</i>

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<i>Now, many other areas have already
seen the ﬂooding, the severe rain...</i>

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<i>and of course the electrical storm.</i>

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<i>That is also expected to make landfall
here at around 9:00 tonight...</i>

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<i>through tomorrow morning.</i>

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[PHONE RINGING]

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Many homes already being evacuated,
with temporary shelters in effect.

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<i>Keep it right here as we track that storm
and continue to bring you the very latest.</i>

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Aren't you gonna answer that?

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- It could be Dad.
- I got it.

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Hello?

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Hello.

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ALICE [ON PHONE]: Hey, <i>babe.</i>
- Hey.

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<i>Sorry, I was just checking
another incoming call.</i>

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<i>I'm on my way.
I'll be there in half an hour.</i>

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Okay. I'll see you soon.

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Was it Dad?

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Alice. Sorry, honey.

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- No, you're not.
- Oh, cut the attitude, Jacob.

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Sit down.
I wanna talk to you about something.

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I don't have to talk to you.

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- Okay, that's it. I'm pulling the Wi-Fi.
- You can't do that!

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You can get it back
when you start showing a little respect.

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- Screw you!
- Don't...!

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Don't you talk to me like that, okay?
I don't deserve that.

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I am doing the best that I can here.

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JACOB: Dad wouldn't do this!

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How do you know what your dad
would do? He's never here, is he?

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Maybe if you left he'd come back!
He knows you only married him for money.

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<i>[III]</i>

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I hate you.

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CHLOE: Jacob?

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Jacob?

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[DOOR SLAMS]

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I'm sorry.

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Jacob.

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Hey.

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- Jacob, please come out.
- Go away.

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I am so, so sorry
about what happened up there.

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[VIDEO GAME BEEPING]

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[CHLOE SIGHS]

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Look, Jacob, I...

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I don't have all the answers,
but I promise you I'm trying.

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Just leave me alone.

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Look, your dad is gonna be home soon.

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But right now it's just you and me,
so let's not fight, okay?

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Jacob?

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I love you, buddy.

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Don't call me buddy.

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VIDEO GAME CHARACTER:
Learn your <i>place...</i>

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[INSTRUMENTAL FOLK MUSIC
PLAYING OVER RADIO]

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[THUNDER RUMBLING]

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<i>[III]</i>

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Hi. Can I help you?

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Stand up.

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- I don't want no problem.
- Then turn around.

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Look, please.

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Don't hurt me, mister, all right?
I got kids at home and a cat.

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Don't worry.
Cats can take care of themselves.

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[TYPING]

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[BELL RINGING]

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[THUNDER RUMBLING]

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[DOOR CLOSES]

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Fell asleep playing a video game.

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Oh, I thought you took the router away.

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Well, there's a will there's a way.

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I should be happy
he's not hacking into NORAD.

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True.

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I shouldn't be so hard on him.

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He hates it here.

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If only his birth mother didn't have
so many issues...

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maybe she could help.

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Can you imagine referring to your
own child as "the biggest mistake"?

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Oh, and you know,
just not seeing him for eight years?

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- Ugh.
- Thanks for coming over.

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Especially on a night like this.

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You had me at wine.

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[LAUGHS]

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So, uh, was 1961 a good year?

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- Oh, please tell me you didn't.
- Ha-ha. I did.

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[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]

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[JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING
OVER SPEAKERS]

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ALICE: She seemed so friendly...
CHLOE: She's so sweet.

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ALICE: And it's really all about her.
CHLOE: Wow. Oh.

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Now tell me the truth,
is that a $6000 bottle of wine?

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- That's what he said.
- Oh, God.

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More money than sense, Chloe.

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- Seriously. Ugh.
- I know. I know.

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Is that on?

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- Twenty-four/seven.
- It's always on? Wow.

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Don't you think that's creepy?
Like Big Brother?

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CHLOE:
David said he wanted us to feel safe.

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Safe from what? I mean, the Johnsons
and their gang of golden retrievers?

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[CHUCKLES]

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I know, it's a little bit of an overkill...

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but it gives me
peace of mind sometimes.

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It gets lonely out here. It's quiet.

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Where do you think he's gone this time?

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I don't know. He said Shanghai.
He always tells me where he's going...

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but I don't know
if it's ever where he actually is.

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You know he stopped taking my calls?
My e-mails?

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[CHLOE SIGHS]

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I don't even care anymore.

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I don't care who he's with,
what he's doing...

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I'm over it. I'm done.

244
00:19:40.546 --> 00:19:41.650
I'm done.

245
00:19:42.115 --> 00:19:43.560
Good for you.

246
00:19:44.117 --> 00:19:46.461
You deserve so much better.

247
00:19:49.856 --> 00:19:51.392
[SIGHS]

248
00:19:52.291 --> 00:19:55.170
You know, he took me off
the joint account, Alice.

249
00:19:56.963 --> 00:19:58.101
What?

250
00:19:58.464 --> 00:20:00.068
I'm gonna kill him.

251
00:20:00.800 --> 00:20:02.905
I don't know
what I'm gonna do, seriously.

252
00:20:03.903 --> 00:20:06.315
Look, don't worry about it, okay?
We'll figure something out.

253
00:20:06.472 --> 00:20:07.883
[HORN HONKS]

254
00:20:11.077 --> 00:20:13.250
Ten-thirty.
Are you expecting company?

255
00:20:13.413 --> 00:20:15.256
No. Just you.

256
00:20:16.883 --> 00:20:18.260
I got my shoes on, I'll go.

257
00:20:18.418 --> 00:20:20.989
It's the peninsula. It's probably
someone has the wrong address.

258
00:20:21.154 --> 00:20:23.725
- Back in a jiff.
- There's an umbrella by the front door.

259
00:20:23.890 --> 00:20:25.301
Thank you.

260
00:20:39.705 --> 00:20:42.083
Hi, can I help you?

261
00:20:43.609 --> 00:20:45.782
Hey... Uh, wow. Heh.

262
00:20:45.945 --> 00:20:49.688
I'm sorry to bother you,
but I think we have the wrong house.

263
00:20:49.849 --> 00:20:53.160
I'm looking for 2811 Lonepine Road.

264
00:20:53.319 --> 00:20:55.993
Yeah, this is Oakwood.
Lonepine's back a couple of miles.

265
00:20:56.322 --> 00:20:58.461
You needed to turn left at the fork.

266
00:20:59.425 --> 00:21:00.426
[BLOWS]

267
00:21:04.230 --> 00:21:06.267
- Oh. Great, thanks. You're a lifesaver.
- Cheers!

268
00:21:12.472 --> 00:21:13.473
[GASPS]

269
00:21:13.639 --> 00:21:15.641
<i>[III]</i>

270
00:21:30.790 --> 00:21:32.326
[CHLOE SCREAMS]

271
00:21:32.658 --> 00:21:34.228
[POUNDING ON DOOR]

272
00:21:36.229 --> 00:21:37.401
[BEEPS]

273
00:21:38.030 --> 00:21:40.032
[PANTING]

274
00:21:50.810 --> 00:21:52.551
[ALICE GASPING]

275
00:21:53.613 --> 00:21:54.785
What are you doing?

276
00:21:55.348 --> 00:21:56.918
One less thing to worry about.

277
00:21:57.083 --> 00:21:59.154
I thought we agreed no one gets hurt.

278
00:21:59.318 --> 00:22:03.596
Well, maybe when you raise the capital
to assemble your own bloody crew...

279
00:22:06.025 --> 00:22:07.800
you can manage them as you see fit.

280
00:22:07.960 --> 00:22:09.337
<i>WOMAN:
911, what's your emergency?</i>

281
00:22:09.495 --> 00:22:12.203
A shooting. Someone shot my friend.

282
00:22:12.798 --> 00:22:14.937
- Oh, my <i>God.
- You said someone shot your friend?</i>

283
00:22:15.101 --> 00:22:17.980
<i>- Y es, they "gust shot her."
- Who shot her? Are they still there?</i>

284
00:22:18.137 --> 00:22:19.343
It was a man in a mask.

285
00:22:19.505 --> 00:22:21.610
There's other ways to do things, man.

286
00:22:24.210 --> 00:22:26.121
This isn't going to be a problem, is it?

287
00:22:28.748 --> 00:22:30.193
Jesus Christ.

288
00:22:32.451 --> 00:22:33.452
Good man.

289
00:22:36.222 --> 00:22:38.702
<i>- What about</i> a <i>home security system?
- It's on.</i>

290
00:22:38.858 --> 00:22:41.600
<i>I have your address
as 2811 Oakwood Drive.</i>

291
00:22:41.761 --> 00:22:43.331
<i>- Is that correct?</i>
- Yeah.

292
00:22:43.496 --> 00:22:46.238
<i>I'm notifying local police,
we'll have someone there soon.</i>

293
00:22:46.399 --> 00:22:48.572
God, please hurry.
Send somebody, please!

294
00:22:52.872 --> 00:22:56.081
Please stay on. Don't hang up.
The security company's on the other line.

295
00:22:56.242 --> 00:22:59.280
<i>Tell them what's going on
and that we've already notified police.</i>

296
00:22:59.445 --> 00:23:01.925
You hang in there,
everything's going to be okay.

297
00:23:02.081 --> 00:23:03.526
<i>(JR-ay-</i>

298
00:23:03.916 --> 00:23:05.361
[PHONE BEEPS]

299
00:23:05.518 --> 00:23:06.418
- This is Liz, my system shows...
- There's somebody outside my house.

300
00:23:06.419 --> 00:23:08.592
- This is Liz, my system shows...
- There's somebody outside my house.

301
00:23:08.754 --> 00:23:10.256
They shot my friend.

302
00:23:11.691 --> 00:23:13.170
Um...

303
00:23:13.326 --> 00:23:15.397
- I'm sorry, can I grab your password?
- What?

304
00:23:15.561 --> 00:23:17.131
- Your password.
- What password?

305
00:23:17.296 --> 00:23:19.537
You gave it to the sales rep
when you subscribed.

306
00:23:19.699 --> 00:23:21.576
Forget the stupid password!

307
00:23:21.734 --> 00:23:25.113
Somebody just shot my friend in the head,
do you understand?!

308
00:23:25.504 --> 00:23:26.710
Uh...

309
00:23:26.872 --> 00:23:28.545
Okay. Okay, just, um...

310
00:23:29.275 --> 00:23:32.222
Guys, I need help over here.
I need help!

311
00:23:32.378 --> 00:23:33.550
MIKE: Liz.

312
00:23:33.713 --> 00:23:34.953
Get up, honey.

313
00:23:35.114 --> 00:23:36.559
- What's going on?
- It's okay.

314
00:23:36.716 --> 00:23:38.696
Someone was shot.
I asked for her password.

315
00:23:38.851 --> 00:23:40.491
She doesn't know.
I don't know what to do.

316
00:23:40.519 --> 00:23:42.499
Nine-eight-nine. Transfer.

317
00:23:44.056 --> 00:23:45.933
This is Mike Hewitt, Home Security.

318
00:23:46.092 --> 00:23:47.799
You just told the dispatcher...

319
00:23:47.960 --> 00:23:51.271
someone was shot, is that correct?
<i>How</i> many <i>times do I</i> have to say <i>this?</i>

320
00:23:51.430 --> 00:23:54.468
There's a van in front of my house,
my friend went to check on it...

321
00:23:54.634 --> 00:23:56.807
<i>and they shot her.
They shot her in the head!</i>

322
00:23:56.969 --> 00:23:58.846
<i>- "Did you ca" 911?
- Yes.</i>

323
00:23:59.005 --> 00:24:01.576
- Can you see the shooter?
- No. He was trying to get in.

324
00:24:01.741 --> 00:24:03.652
- Please help, I have a child here.
- Okay.

325
00:24:07.446 --> 00:24:09.551
Stay calm.
I'll check your security cameras.

326
00:24:12.885 --> 00:24:16.765
- She's on the phone with security.
- Good. Secure the perimeter.

327
00:24:18.457 --> 00:24:20.903
Okay. Take this down.

328
00:24:30.603 --> 00:24:34.176
MIKE: Okay, Ms. Paige?
There are three people outside.

329
00:24:34.340 --> 00:24:35.410
What?

330
00:24:35.574 --> 00:24:36.985
Oh, my God.

331
00:24:37.143 --> 00:24:38.679
Oh, my God, what do they want?

332
00:24:40.279 --> 00:24:41.349
What do we do?

333
00:24:41.514 --> 00:24:43.118
- Do you have a safe room?
<i>- No.</i>

334
00:24:43.282 --> 00:24:44.522
Okay, listen to me.

335
00:24:44.684 --> 00:24:46.686
<i>I need you to find
a place to hide quickly.</i>

336
00:24:46.852 --> 00:24:50.265
Do not go by the front door.
Do not go by the front door.

337
00:24:52.658 --> 00:24:53.762
<i>- Now.</i>
- Okay.

338
00:24:53.926 --> 00:24:55.667
<i>Do you understand?
Stay away from the door.</i>

339
00:24:55.828 --> 00:24:57.034
CHLOE: Oh, my God.

340
00:25:00.499 --> 00:25:01.500
[BEEPS]

341
00:25:22.021 --> 00:25:24.331
Ms. Paige? Ms. Pa...

342
00:25:25.124 --> 00:25:27.104
Liz, get me a 20
on the responding officers...

343
00:25:27.259 --> 00:25:29.899
and the direct line. Ms. Paige.

344
00:25:30.062 --> 00:25:32.064
<i>[III]</i>

345
00:25:32.665 --> 00:25:34.667
MIKE [IN DISTORTED VOICE]:
Ms. Paige.

346
00:25:37.236 --> 00:25:41.514
Jacob! Come on, Jacob! Get up.
This is serious, come on!

347
00:25:46.045 --> 00:25:48.821
That's how you're supposed
to blow the bloody doors off.

348
00:25:50.216 --> 00:25:51.593
Hello.

349
00:25:51.751 --> 00:25:52.752
MS. Paige?

350
00:25:52.918 --> 00:25:54.989
CHLOE: <i>Mike,</i> we're here.
- Okay.

351
00:25:55.621 --> 00:25:57.567
Anybody home?

352
00:25:58.891 --> 00:26:02.236
Where are you? Paging Ms. Paige.

353
00:26:02.394 --> 00:26:04.670
[WHISPERING]
Oh, my God. They know my name.

354
00:26:08.033 --> 00:26:10.172
Can you get to the kitchen side door?

355
00:26:10.336 --> 00:26:11.940
- I think I can make it.
- Okay, go.

356
00:26:12.605 --> 00:26:13.743
HEFLIN: Where are you?

357
00:26:16.008 --> 00:26:17.248
- Wait.
CHLOE: Someone's coming!

358
00:26:17.309 --> 00:26:19.380
HEFLIN: Lovely beginning to a party,
don't you think, Ms. Paige?

359
00:26:19.545 --> 00:26:22.116
Don't move. There's someone
approaching the side door.

360
00:26:25.751 --> 00:26:27.594
HEFLIN:
Why don't you come put the kettle on?

361
00:26:28.387 --> 00:26:30.060
I'm parched.

362
00:26:34.860 --> 00:26:36.806
I need you to go
to the dining room now.

363
00:26:36.962 --> 00:26:39.602
<i>- We'll get you out through the basement.</i>
- Okay.

364
00:26:41.801 --> 00:26:44.213
Let's say you and I have a little chat,
shall we?

365
00:26:45.504 --> 00:26:47.950
I promise I won't hurt the boy,
how does that sound?

366
00:26:50.342 --> 00:26:51.753
Agreed?

367
00:27:02.021 --> 00:27:04.092
Come on, don't be scared.

368
00:27:15.601 --> 00:27:17.603
[THUNDER RUMBLING]

369
00:27:25.511 --> 00:27:27.218
Oh, well, suit yourself.

370
00:27:43.562 --> 00:27:44.666
[SIGHS]

371
00:27:50.669 --> 00:27:52.671
<i>[III]</i>

372
00:28:04.183 --> 00:28:06.390
[SPRAY PAINT HISSING]

373
00:28:20.332 --> 00:28:22.334
<i>[III]</i>

374
00:28:50.863 --> 00:28:52.274
Liz.

375
00:28:54.566 --> 00:28:56.568
I want you to contact
the account's R.P...

376
00:28:56.735 --> 00:29:00.114
and find Bess and tell her to get
the responding officers on the line.

377
00:29:00.739 --> 00:29:02.719
- Which?
- Bess first, then R.P.

378
00:29:02.875 --> 00:29:04.445
- Go.
- Okay.

379
00:29:09.748 --> 00:29:12.388
Come here. Come here, get down.

380
00:29:13.419 --> 00:29:14.659
Listen to me.

381
00:29:14.820 --> 00:29:17.801
If for any reason we get separated,
go to the Johnsons' house...

382
00:29:17.957 --> 00:29:21.063
and tell them what's going on,
but don't come back in this house.

383
00:29:21.226 --> 00:29:23.331
- Do you understand me?
- Okay.

384
00:29:23.495 --> 00:29:25.065
- Do you promise?
- I promise.

385
00:29:25.230 --> 00:29:26.402
<i>Okay-</i>

386
00:29:38.877 --> 00:29:40.879
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

387
00:29:49.588 --> 00:29:52.091
- Where the hell are the responders?
- I've been trying.

388
00:29:52.257 --> 00:29:54.464
All the lines are busy,
I can't get through.

389
00:29:58.497 --> 00:30:00.977
- Professionals.
- I know.

390
00:30:03.435 --> 00:30:05.437
[BELL RINGING]

391
00:30:12.945 --> 00:30:14.947
[SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE]

392
00:30:17.783 --> 00:30:19.524
<i>MAN</i> 1 <i>[ON RADIO]: <i>
We're in World War III...</i>

393
00:30:19.685 --> 00:30:21.961
<i>and it started longer than you think.</i>

394
00:30:22.121 --> 00:30:24.727
<i>We could go on later,
we need to take a break.</i>

395
00:30:24.890 --> 00:30:27.097
MAN 2: <i>Okay,</i> yeah, we <i>do</i>
need to take a break.

396
00:30:28.193 --> 00:30:31.037
This better be good,
it's my wife's book club night tonight.

397
00:30:31.196 --> 00:30:32.300
The bridge broke down.

398
00:30:32.464 --> 00:30:34.967
Couldn't get AI, so I called Chacko.
He's over there.

399
00:30:35.134 --> 00:30:37.910
- How long's he been stuck?
- Twenty, 25 minutes.

400
00:30:38.070 --> 00:30:40.209
Last time it happened,
AI was sleeping one off.

401
00:30:41.673 --> 00:30:44.745
WOMAN <i>[ON RADIO]:
This is dispatch, Chacko for Sheriff Kane.</i>

402
00:30:44.910 --> 00:30:46.355
Give it here.

403
00:30:46.512 --> 00:30:48.355
Hey, Chacko, what's the deal?

404
00:30:48.514 --> 00:30:49.891
<i>CHACKO: Sheriff, power's out.</i>

405
00:30:50.049 --> 00:30:52.290
The main control lead
is cut clean through.

406
00:30:52.451 --> 00:30:55.591
<i>- Two of the fuses are missing.
- What? Where the hell's AI?</i>

407
00:30:55.754 --> 00:30:57.893
- It's his shift, isn't it?
- He's not here.

408
00:30:58.057 --> 00:31:00.230
You know AI, he'd never walk off the job.

409
00:31:00.392 --> 00:31:02.872
How the hell does a thing
like this happen anyway?

410
00:31:03.028 --> 00:31:04.701
It sure don't look like an accident.

411
00:31:04.863 --> 00:31:06.740
How long's it gonna take to fix?

412
00:31:06.899 --> 00:31:09.709
I can jerry-rig something,
but it'll be 45 to an hour.

413
00:31:09.868 --> 00:31:13.247
- Maybe a <i>little</i> longer.
- All right, well, you keep me posted.

414
00:31:13.405 --> 00:31:15.407
<i>[III]</i>

415
00:31:24.183 --> 00:31:26.163
Mike, I've got the sheriff.

416
00:31:27.119 --> 00:31:30.396
- Hello?
KANE: Sheriff Kane here.

417
00:31:30.756 --> 00:31:33.168
Hi, this is Mike Hewitt, Home Security.

418
00:31:33.325 --> 00:31:36.397
I am, uh, following up
on an armed home invasion call.

419
00:31:36.562 --> 00:31:38.200
What armed home invasion call?

420
00:31:38.363 --> 00:31:41.037
To 911. My client said
that she called it in.

421
00:31:41.500 --> 00:31:44.037
Nothing came through to me.
What's the situation?

422
00:31:44.703 --> 00:31:47.240
Uh, there's a gunshot victim
who's probably dead.

423
00:31:47.406 --> 00:31:49.352
I have the mother and child
inside the residence.

424
00:31:49.508 --> 00:31:52.011
I have them on the line now.
Can you get units there?

425
00:31:52.177 --> 00:31:54.521
<i>Two-eight-one-one Oakwood Drive.</i>

426
00:31:54.680 --> 00:31:56.591
Oakwood Drive is out on the peninsula.

427
00:31:56.748 --> 00:31:58.989
We've got the bridges stuck
and it's high tide.

428
00:31:59.151 --> 00:32:00.926
<i>There's no way on or off for an hour.</i>

429
00:32:01.086 --> 00:32:03.396
<i>You have no responders
on the peninsula?</i>

430
00:32:04.123 --> 00:32:06.797
I got a deputy moved over there
a couple of months ago.

431
00:32:06.959 --> 00:32:08.529
I'll try to track him down.

432
00:32:08.694 --> 00:32:10.833
I'd appreciate
if we could have real-time updates.

433
00:32:10.996 --> 00:32:12.636
<i>- You'll get them.
- Keep him</i> on <i>the line.</i>

434
00:32:12.798 --> 00:32:16.041
You find Halligan,
tell him we got a 246 in progress.

435
00:32:16.201 --> 00:32:17.771
- All right?
- Yes, sheriff.

436
00:32:18.370 --> 00:32:19.781
[GRUNTS]

437
00:32:20.472 --> 00:32:22.213
What a mess.

438
00:32:23.909 --> 00:32:26.070
<i>MAN [ON RADIO]: And he was
talking about these rocks...</i>

439
00:32:26.078 --> 00:32:29.389
<i>that mysteriously move
across the desert floor...</i>

440
00:32:30.015 --> 00:32:32.256
<i>and I got to thinking about it...</i>

441
00:32:32.417 --> 00:32:36.797
<i>"...and I thought, we", to me,
the obvious cause would be that...</i>

442
00:32:38.190 --> 00:32:40.295
BESS:
Hey. Listen, are you okay?

443
00:32:41.193 --> 00:32:43.901
If you need me to take over, Mike,
just say the word.

444
00:32:44.062 --> 00:32:48.101
No. I know this place,
I've been there as a kid.

445
00:32:48.267 --> 00:32:49.803
I remember...

446
00:32:50.235 --> 00:32:51.339
Yes.

447
00:32:51.503 --> 00:32:54.882
There's the swing bridge.
We need a helicopter.

448
00:32:55.040 --> 00:32:57.145
Burlington.
See if Burlington has a P.D. bird.

449
00:32:57.309 --> 00:32:59.550
They must have a patrol boat as well.

450
00:33:03.248 --> 00:33:05.285
- MIKE [ON PHONE]: Chloe.
- Mike.

451
00:33:05.450 --> 00:33:08.090
- Where are the police?
- I talked to them, they're on their way.

452
00:33:08.253 --> 00:33:10.233
- What's going on?
- It's okay.

453
00:33:10.389 --> 00:33:11.834
<i>- How</i> long?
<i>- They're almost there.</i>

454
00:33:11.990 --> 00:33:13.992
<i>[III]</i>

455
00:33:20.933 --> 00:33:22.742
They're blind outside.

456
00:33:32.811 --> 00:33:34.552
[DEVICE WHIRRING]

457
00:33:34.713 --> 00:33:36.317
[STATIC CRACKLING OVER PHONE]

458
00:33:36.481 --> 00:33:38.722
- Hello?
- Chloe?

459
00:33:39.551 --> 00:33:41.189
- Hello?
- What?

460
00:33:41.353 --> 00:33:43.196
- I lost him.
- Chloe?

461
00:33:45.023 --> 00:33:46.434
[SIGHS]

462
00:33:46.592 --> 00:33:48.401
- What's going on?
- Lost them.

463
00:33:53.232 --> 00:33:55.269
I always get a signal down here.

464
00:33:56.068 --> 00:33:57.979
[FOOTSTEPS]

465
00:33:58.136 --> 00:33:59.638
It's them.

466
00:33:59.805 --> 00:34:01.807
<i>[III]</i>

467
00:34:11.383 --> 00:34:14.159
Okay. Talk to me, Mike.
What are you trying to do?

468
00:34:14.319 --> 00:34:16.560
MIKE: They only got the cameras
they could find.

469
00:34:16.722 --> 00:34:18.702
They killed them, but...

470
00:34:18.857 --> 00:34:20.734
[TYPES, THEN MONITOR BEEPS]

471
00:34:25.130 --> 00:34:26.268
BESS: Platinum.

472
00:34:26.431 --> 00:34:29.241
Whoever built this house
went a long way to protect it.

473
00:34:34.773 --> 00:34:37.447
- We have faces.
- Yeah.

474
00:34:40.545 --> 00:34:43.389
HEFLIN: Twenty-two-fifty.
Gives us less than an hour.

475
00:34:43.749 --> 00:34:45.057
Find them.

476
00:34:45.517 --> 00:34:46.689
Hey.

477
00:34:47.085 --> 00:34:48.621
Oh, Knox...

478
00:34:49.254 --> 00:34:50.995
try not to hurt anyone.

479
00:34:51.657 --> 00:34:53.295
I wouldn't dream of it.

480
00:35:04.670 --> 00:35:07.310
We're looking at 10 to 15
to sweep the place.

481
00:35:10.042 --> 00:35:13.285
You take the upstairs and the basement,
I'll cover the main floor.

482
00:35:13.578 --> 00:35:15.580
[DETECTORS BEEPING]

483
00:35:22.988 --> 00:35:25.764
- Neighbors?
- I can't get ahold of them.

484
00:35:25.924 --> 00:35:28.427
- It's the storm. The lines are busy or dead.
- Cell phones?

485
00:35:28.593 --> 00:35:30.436
All phone companies report problems
with the nearby tower.

486
00:35:30.595 --> 00:35:34.441
Signals aren't going through, but the
outage is centered around that address.

487
00:35:34.766 --> 00:35:37.246
They're probably jamming.
Give me the sheriff.

488
00:35:40.972 --> 00:35:42.178
Hello?

489
00:35:42.341 --> 00:35:44.480
DEPUTY: Sheriff.
KANE: Find Halligan?

490
00:35:44.643 --> 00:35:47.123
He's having dinner
with the in-laws in Lincoln.

491
00:35:47.279 --> 00:35:50.260
<i>- Damn it.
WOMAN: Sheriff, this is Dispatch.</i>

492
00:35:50.415 --> 00:35:51.826
Yeah, this is Kane. Go ahead.

493
00:35:51.983 --> 00:35:54.190
<i>I'm transferring Mike Hewitt
from Home Security.</i>

494
00:35:54.353 --> 00:35:55.525
Put him through.

495
00:35:55.687 --> 00:35:57.132
I've lost the caller.

496
00:35:57.289 --> 00:36:00.634
I think they're using a jamming device.
They probably cut the landlines.

497
00:36:00.792 --> 00:36:01.930
Any update on the bridge?

498
00:36:02.094 --> 00:36:04.472
We're having a wiring problem
at the control booth.

499
00:36:04.629 --> 00:36:06.768
<i>- We're</i> doing <i>our best.
- I'd like updates, okay?</i>

500
00:36:06.932 --> 00:36:08.536
Yeah, I'll keep you posted.

501
00:36:08.700 --> 00:36:10.373
[BELL RINGING]

502
00:36:11.336 --> 00:36:12.508
Let me ask you something.

503
00:36:12.671 --> 00:36:15.379
What are the chances AI is missing,
the bridge is broken...

504
00:36:15.540 --> 00:36:18.248
the same night there's a home invasion
out on the peninsula?

505
00:36:18.410 --> 00:36:21.823
- Not very high.
- Not very high.

506
00:36:22.914 --> 00:36:24.222
I'm calling for backup.

507
00:36:35.861 --> 00:36:37.863
[KNOX HUMMING]

508
00:36:53.845 --> 00:36:55.847
[KNOX HUMMING]

509
00:36:59.785 --> 00:37:01.196
[GROANS]

510
00:37:01.353 --> 00:37:02.730
Gross.

511
00:37:09.728 --> 00:37:11.674
♪ Don't say a word N'

512
00:37:19.070 --> 00:37:21.072
[THUNDER RUMBLING]

513
00:37:23.842 --> 00:37:25.844
[HUMMING]

514
00:38:05.350 --> 00:38:07.660
[CAN RATTLING]

515
00:38:29.140 --> 00:38:30.585
[TYPING]

516
00:38:44.956 --> 00:38:47.835
I'll send you shots from the camera.
See if you can identify them.

517
00:38:47.993 --> 00:38:50.530
- I've never done that before.
- Load them into the NCIC.

518
00:38:53.632 --> 00:38:55.669
<i>[III]</i>

519
00:39:18.156 --> 00:39:19.567
Someone's coming.

520
00:39:21.593 --> 00:39:23.038
Let's go for it. Now!

521
00:39:35.907 --> 00:39:37.511
GO, go! go'

522
00:39:45.250 --> 00:39:46.695
Shh.

523
00:39:46.851 --> 00:39:48.387
[WHISPERING] What about you?

524
00:39:49.154 --> 00:39:50.394
[WHISPERING] I'll be okay.

525
00:40:09.107 --> 00:40:10.882
Jesus Christ.

526
00:40:22.854 --> 00:40:24.390
[BEEPS]

527
00:40:29.894 --> 00:40:31.896
[RUSTLING]

528
00:40:47.712 --> 00:40:49.248
[GASPS]

529
00:40:50.382 --> 00:40:52.384
[DETECTOR BEEPING]

530
00:41:07.465 --> 00:41:09.467
[DETECTOR BEEPING RAPIDLY]

531
00:41:31.156 --> 00:41:32.362
[VASE SHATTERS]

532
00:41:49.541 --> 00:41:51.987
KNOX:
Come out, come out, wherever you are...

533
00:41:57.115 --> 00:41:59.686
Oh, yeah, there she is.

534
00:42:00.485 --> 00:42:01.555
Bingo.

535
00:42:07.459 --> 00:42:08.494
[DOOR CLOSES]

536
00:42:16.634 --> 00:42:19.774
- Oh, my God. Are you okay?
- Yeah.

537
00:42:19.938 --> 00:42:22.817
- Actually, I have an idea.
- What is it?

538
00:42:23.341 --> 00:42:25.844
- Your headset.
- Yeah. It's not just for games.

539
00:42:26.010 --> 00:42:27.683
You can also use it to VOIP too.

540
00:42:27.846 --> 00:42:30.690
- What?
- Voice Over IP. Internet phone.

541
00:42:30.849 --> 00:42:33.261
They cut our phone.
I'm sure they cut the Wi-Fi too.

542
00:42:33.418 --> 00:42:36.092
- I'm not talking about our Wi-Fi.
- What?

543
00:42:36.421 --> 00:42:38.594
Mr. Johnson uses his dog's name
as the password.

544
00:42:38.757 --> 00:42:41.203
That's like asking someone to hack in.

545
00:42:43.128 --> 00:42:44.505
Okay, come on.

546
00:42:47.432 --> 00:42:48.536
[SIGHS]

547
00:42:48.700 --> 00:42:50.043
Mike?

548
00:42:50.568 --> 00:42:52.548
- What do you have?
- Okay.

549
00:42:52.704 --> 00:42:56.208
Heflin Piers, wanted for armed robbery,
racketeering and extortion.

550
00:42:56.374 --> 00:42:58.581
He was involved
in the museum heist in Paris.

551
00:42:58.743 --> 00:43:00.780
- Looks like all high-end stuff.
- The girl?

552
00:43:00.945 --> 00:43:02.390
Uh, that's Victoria Knox.

553
00:43:02.547 --> 00:43:05.426
She was arrested for the first time
at 16 for grand theft auto.

554
00:43:05.583 --> 00:43:08.189
She was tried as an adult.
There was a gun involved.

555
00:43:08.353 --> 00:43:10.196
Apparently her and Heflin are a thing.

556
00:43:10.755 --> 00:43:13.235
- What about the third?
- That's Jason Astor.

557
00:43:13.391 --> 00:43:15.997
Former EOD in the Gulf War,
dishonorably discharged...

558
00:43:16.161 --> 00:43:17.731
and suspected in a number of crimes.

559
00:43:17.896 --> 00:43:19.933
Remember that bombing
in Chicago a few years back?

560
00:43:20.098 --> 00:43:22.635
- Yeah, that was him?
- Allegedly.

561
00:43:23.701 --> 00:43:25.146
BESS: Nice work.

562
00:43:25.870 --> 00:43:27.872
[DETECTOR BEEPING]

563
00:43:29.374 --> 00:43:30.682
KNOX: Heflin.

564
00:43:31.142 --> 00:43:32.780
They're gone. There's no one here.

565
00:43:32.944 --> 00:43:35.151
Oh, they're here, all right. Somewhere.

566
00:43:35.313 --> 00:43:37.725
You're just not looking hard enough.

567
00:43:38.116 --> 00:43:39.789
KNOX: I looked everywhere.

568
00:43:40.819 --> 00:43:43.129
- ASTOR: I got it.
- Where?

569
00:43:45.423 --> 00:43:46.663
[DEVICE BEEPS]

570
00:43:46.825 --> 00:43:48.429
[ASTOR SIGHS]

571
00:43:49.093 --> 00:43:50.572
Right...

572
00:43:54.332 --> 00:43:55.436
Right there.

573
00:43:55.600 --> 00:43:57.602
<i>[III]</i>

574
00:43:59.070 --> 00:44:01.072
You taking the piss, mate?

575
00:44:01.439 --> 00:44:05.444
- That's blank as canvas.
- You lack imagination.

576
00:44:14.085 --> 00:44:15.587
How long will this last?

577
00:44:15.753 --> 00:44:19.360
I don't know. If it starts beeping,
you got about 20 minutes until it's dead.

578
00:44:20.491 --> 00:44:23.495
Okay, what's the number?

579
00:44:28.299 --> 00:44:30.074
[RINGING]

580
00:44:30.768 --> 00:44:33.214
- Liz. Home Security Systems.
- Yeah. It's Chloe Paige.

581
00:44:33.371 --> 00:44:34.782
It's her.

582
00:44:36.040 --> 00:44:37.576
- MIKE [ON PHONE]: Chloe?
- Mike.

583
00:44:37.742 --> 00:44:40.552
Mike, we're calling from
a Wi-Fi connection. Can you hear us?

584
00:44:40.712 --> 00:44:44.524
- I can hear you all right. How are you?
- Somebody almost just found us.

585
00:44:44.682 --> 00:44:47.822
We're hiding. They're looking everywhere.
We gotta get out of here.

586
00:44:48.353 --> 00:44:49.991
What do we do, Mike?

587
00:45:08.106 --> 00:45:09.380
ASTOR: There she is.

588
00:45:11.843 --> 00:45:13.948
Oh... Hm.

589
00:45:15.079 --> 00:45:17.821
One lock entry, 12 locking steel bolts.

590
00:45:17.982 --> 00:45:19.552
Just like we thought.

591
00:45:19.717 --> 00:45:21.594
Forty-five minutes.

592
00:45:22.453 --> 00:45:24.729
You got half an hour.

593
00:45:35.033 --> 00:45:37.411
I want her and the boy found.

594
00:45:37.568 --> 00:45:39.514
Don't disappoint me, love.

595
00:45:39.671 --> 00:45:41.673
<i>[III]</i>

596
00:46:05.964 --> 00:46:09.776
One of the intruders called you by name.
Did you recognize the voice?

597
00:46:09.934 --> 00:46:12.244
No, no. No, I have no idea.

598
00:46:12.537 --> 00:46:14.983
Is there any reason
you may know of they'd be there?

599
00:46:15.139 --> 00:46:18.313
No. We're really scared.

600
00:46:20.244 --> 00:46:22.724
Just hold on. Okay, Chloe?
I got your back.

601
00:46:22.880 --> 00:46:24.518
<i>MAN</i> 1 <i>[ON RADIO]: <i>
And these kids are being trained...</i>

602
00:46:24.682 --> 00:46:27.042
- Have you got it yet?
HEFLIN: Not yet. <i>Just found</i> the safe.

603
00:46:27.151 --> 00:46:30.291
<i>"MAN 1"...from the time they're 6,
7 years old with video games.</i>

604
00:46:30.455 --> 00:46:33.095
<i>Yeah, and by the time
they get into the military...</i>

605
00:46:33.257 --> 00:46:35.203
<i>they just wanna see action.</i>

606
00:46:35.560 --> 00:46:37.562
<i>[III]</i>

607
00:47:02.687 --> 00:47:04.530
[DRILL WHIRRING]

608
00:47:11.162 --> 00:47:12.197
We gotta get out.

609
00:47:13.998 --> 00:47:15.944
I need you to make your way
to the garage.

610
00:47:16.100 --> 00:47:17.135
<i>Okay-</i>

611
00:47:30.281 --> 00:47:31.851
Hallway's clear. Go.

612
00:47:32.016 --> 00:47:33.586
Okay. Follow me.

613
00:47:45.129 --> 00:47:46.301
Wait, stop.

614
00:47:46.464 --> 00:47:48.876
<i>Stay clear of the windows. Get down.</i>

615
00:47:54.939 --> 00:47:56.418
Stay still.

616
00:48:00.178 --> 00:48:02.522
Mike, please help us.

617
00:48:11.355 --> 00:48:13.028
Move Jacob's foot quickly.

618
00:48:28.906 --> 00:48:31.216
<i>Okay, she's gone. Keep moving.
Get up. Keep moving.</i>

619
00:48:31.576 --> 00:48:32.884
<i>Okay-</i>

620
00:48:33.311 --> 00:48:34.722
<i>Okay-</i>

621
00:48:37.582 --> 00:48:38.583
[TYPING]

622
00:48:38.749 --> 00:48:40.057
Are you there? Can you hear me?

623
00:48:42.687 --> 00:48:44.132
Mike?

624
00:48:44.922 --> 00:48:45.923
[STATIC OVER PHONE]

625
00:48:46.090 --> 00:48:48.434
I'm losing you. Chloe? Chloe? Can...?

626
00:48:49.360 --> 00:48:52.034
It's the Wi-Fi signal. Move to this side.

627
00:48:53.631 --> 00:48:55.577
Mike? Mike?

628
00:48:56.000 --> 00:48:58.207
- Are you still with us?
- I see you. I hear you.

629
00:48:58.369 --> 00:49:00.144
You gotta keep going.

630
00:49:00.304 --> 00:49:03.183
Trust me, you're safe. I'm with you.

631
00:49:08.880 --> 00:49:10.723
What's going on with the responders?

632
00:49:10.882 --> 00:49:14.227
Uh... They are still working
on the bridge.

633
00:49:14.385 --> 00:49:15.420
Word from Burlington?

634
00:49:15.586 --> 00:49:17.497
Helicopters are grounded
because of the storm.

635
00:49:17.655 --> 00:49:20.465
Their boat is on loan to Shrewsbury.
They can get it back...

636
00:49:20.625 --> 00:49:23.663
- but that won't be until about 1.
- Richmond County? Williamsburg?

637
00:49:23.828 --> 00:49:26.365
No, Richmond's on mandatory
evacuation due to flooding.

638
00:49:26.531 --> 00:49:28.977
And nobody is picking up
in Williamsburg.

639
00:49:31.169 --> 00:49:32.739
[SIGHS]

640
00:49:39.944 --> 00:49:41.048
Shh.

641
00:49:55.326 --> 00:49:57.567
Jacob, come here.

642
00:50:01.299 --> 00:50:03.301
[THUNDER CRACKING]

643
00:50:05.203 --> 00:50:06.443
[GASPS]

644
00:50:12.043 --> 00:50:13.784
[MUFFLED] Hey, you all right?

645
00:50:15.713 --> 00:50:17.989
<i>MIKE [ON PHONE]:
Can you hear me? Chloe?</i>

646
00:50:18.149 --> 00:50:20.129
Chloe, can you hear me?

647
00:50:23.921 --> 00:50:26.458
KNOX [IN SINGSONG]:
I know you're in here.

648
00:50:31.128 --> 00:50:33.074
- Hello, kittens.
- Get back!

649
00:50:33.231 --> 00:50:34.642
[GRUNTING]

650
00:50:34.799 --> 00:50:36.176
MIKE: <i>Chloe?</i>

651
00:50:57.221 --> 00:50:58.757
[SHUSHING]

652
00:50:58.923 --> 00:51:00.925
[DRILL WHIRRING]

653
00:51:08.332 --> 00:51:09.709
[GRUNTING OVER PHONE]

654
00:51:09.867 --> 00:51:11.210
Chloe?

655
00:51:12.003 --> 00:51:14.005
<i>[III]</i>

656
00:51:31.589 --> 00:51:33.000
[GRUNTS]

657
00:51:33.658 --> 00:51:35.137
[BAT CLATTERING]

658
00:51:36.160 --> 00:51:37.537
KNOX: Huh.

659
00:51:45.136 --> 00:51:46.809
[CHLOE GRUNTS]

660
00:51:52.310 --> 00:51:53.482
CHLOE: Jacob, help me.

661
00:51:53.911 --> 00:51:55.549
Okay. Help me.

662
00:51:57.148 --> 00:51:59.150
[CHLOE AND JACOB GRUNTING]

663
00:52:05.456 --> 00:52:06.764
MIKE: Chloe? CHLOE: Okay.

664
00:52:06.924 --> 00:52:09.370
<i>- Chloe?
- Wait.</i> Okay.

665
00:52:10.328 --> 00:52:12.774
- Can you hear me?
- We're here. We're here, Mike.

666
00:52:12.930 --> 00:52:15.672
<i>- You</i> all <i>right?
- She found us, but we're okay.</i>

667
00:52:15.833 --> 00:52:17.904
- Keep <i>moving.</i>
- Okay.

668
00:52:18.069 --> 00:52:20.606
Don't. If you go for the garage door,
they'll hear us.

669
00:52:20.771 --> 00:52:22.580
What are you saying? I can't hear you.

670
00:52:22.740 --> 00:52:24.720
If we open the door,
they're gonna hear us.

671
00:52:24.875 --> 00:52:28.322
<i>- We have to find a way to distract them.
CHLOE: Like what?</i>

672
00:52:30.348 --> 00:52:32.658
- You have a music system in the house.
- Yeah.

673
00:52:32.817 --> 00:52:35.195
<i>- Where's the central control?
- Um</i>...

674
00:52:35.353 --> 00:52:38.960
It's in the master panel with the lights,
and the heat and...

675
00:52:39.123 --> 00:52:41.034
And the security system.

676
00:52:41.192 --> 00:52:42.637
What is it? What's going on?

677
00:52:42.793 --> 00:52:45.137
<i>Chloe, I can access that.</i>

678
00:52:45.296 --> 00:52:47.708
And turn it on loud. Really loud.

679
00:52:47.865 --> 00:52:49.970
<i>So when I do,
you need to be ready to move.</i>

680
00:52:50.134 --> 00:52:52.478
Are you by the car?
In the car? I can't see you.

681
00:52:52.636 --> 00:52:54.673
Car. Get in the car.

682
00:52:54.839 --> 00:52:56.147
<i>Okay, now listen.</i>

683
00:52:56.307 --> 00:52:58.446
<i>Music and engines at the same time.</i>

684
00:52:58.609 --> 00:53:00.885
I'll trip the door and then you gun it.

685
00:53:01.045 --> 00:53:02.285
- Ready?
- Okay.

686
00:53:02.446 --> 00:53:05.893
Three, two, one.

687
00:53:06.050 --> 00:53:08.621
[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING
OVER SPEAKERS]

688
00:53:08.786 --> 00:53:11.426
Somebody's playing bloody games.

689
00:53:19.764 --> 00:53:21.641
[THUNDER CRACKING]

690
00:53:26.637 --> 00:53:28.048
What?

691
00:53:29.140 --> 00:53:30.676
[GRUNTING]

692
00:53:32.643 --> 00:53:34.213
V, come in.

693
00:53:34.378 --> 00:53:36.380
[MUFFLED GRUNTING]

694
00:53:36.580 --> 00:53:38.890
Chloe? What's happened?

695
00:53:39.049 --> 00:53:40.551
<i>CHLOE: The power's out.</i>

696
00:53:40.718 --> 00:53:43.597
Get out, Jacob.
Maybe we can lift it.

697
00:53:45.222 --> 00:53:47.429
Help me. JACOB: Okay.

698
00:53:47.591 --> 00:53:50.538
[BOTH GRUNTING]

699
00:53:50.895 --> 00:53:52.033
It's too heavy.

700
00:53:52.196 --> 00:53:54.005
Is there a carriage release?

701
00:53:54.165 --> 00:53:55.701
I don't know. What is that?

702
00:53:55.866 --> 00:53:59.712
It's a handle that releases the door.
It should be on a track above the car.

703
00:53:59.870 --> 00:54:02.214
- It's for emergencies.
- I don't see one.

704
00:54:02.373 --> 00:54:03.579
I don't see it.

705
00:54:03.741 --> 00:54:05.482
Come on, Jacob.
We gotta go. Come on.

706
00:54:05.643 --> 00:54:07.179
Chloe, don't leave.

707
00:54:07.344 --> 00:54:09.415
<i>Stay where you are.
We have help coming.</i>

708
00:54:09.580 --> 00:54:12.322
I know it's dark.
But remember, they can't see you either.

709
00:54:12.483 --> 00:54:14.292
Come on. We're going. This way.

710
00:54:14.452 --> 00:54:16.898
<i>It's not safe for us to stay here.</i>

711
00:54:18.722 --> 00:54:20.633
HEFLIN: Vicki, do you copy?

712
00:54:22.593 --> 00:54:24.072
Where do you think you're going?

713
00:54:24.228 --> 00:54:27.072
ASTOR: If it's only a power surge,
I can check the circuit breaker.

714
00:54:27.231 --> 00:54:29.302
You have 25 minutes
to get that safe open.

715
00:54:29.467 --> 00:54:32.004
Hey, you don't think I know that? Huh?

716
00:54:33.370 --> 00:54:35.372
See if you can find Vicki
while you're down there.

717
00:54:35.539 --> 00:54:38.179
She's your girlfriend.
Yank your own damn leash.

718
00:55:24.755 --> 00:55:26.359
Please.

719
00:55:53.117 --> 00:55:55.119
[MUFFLED GRUNTING]

720
00:56:05.996 --> 00:56:07.498
[GRUNTING CONTINUES]

721
00:56:15.306 --> 00:56:16.979
Christ.

722
00:56:29.286 --> 00:56:31.493
HEFLIN: Is that you, Ms. Paige?

723
00:56:42.266 --> 00:56:45.008
Oh, I recognize that perfume.

724
00:56:47.571 --> 00:56:49.380
[SNIFFING]

725
00:56:54.178 --> 00:56:57.022
I wonder if that's from that
same little boutique...

726
00:56:57.181 --> 00:56:58.956
along the Champs-Elysées.

727
00:56:59.116 --> 00:57:01.027
Do you know the one?

728
00:57:09.526 --> 00:57:12.507
Why don't you come out
and have a little chat?

729
00:57:14.999 --> 00:57:18.446
Your husband David tells me
you're a delightful...

730
00:57:18.602 --> 00:57:21.082
conversationalist.

731
00:57:33.884 --> 00:57:35.454
[GRUNTING]

732
00:57:39.089 --> 00:57:40.466
Well, at least...

733
00:57:40.624 --> 00:57:43.002
she knew what she was doing, huh?

734
00:57:45.362 --> 00:57:46.841
Ah!

735
00:57:53.303 --> 00:57:55.305
[FOOTSTEPS]

736
00:58:16.226 --> 00:58:18.103
There we go.

737
00:58:19.263 --> 00:58:20.674
What the hell happened to you?

738
00:58:20.831 --> 00:58:23.072
They've both seen me.
I need to kill them.

739
00:58:24.334 --> 00:58:27.144
You're not thinking straight.
Calm down.

740
00:58:27.304 --> 00:58:28.408
- Calm down.
- Let me go.

741
00:58:28.572 --> 00:58:30.051
- We need to get out of here.
- Shh!

742
00:58:30.207 --> 00:58:31.845
Calm down.

743
00:58:32.242 --> 00:58:34.017
Give me the gun.

744
00:58:36.947 --> 00:58:37.982
I need them alive.

745
00:58:38.148 --> 00:58:40.150
- No.
- For now.

746
00:58:41.385 --> 00:58:43.729
You can play with them later.

747
00:58:45.789 --> 00:58:47.791
ASTOR: Aw, Christ.

748
00:59:02.740 --> 00:59:04.742
[DRILL WHIRRING]

749
00:59:08.912 --> 00:59:10.391
[BELL RINGING]

750
00:59:10.547 --> 00:59:12.458
[LAUGHS]

751
00:59:12.983 --> 00:59:15.486
[INSTRUMENTAL FOLK MUSIC
PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]

752
00:59:17.488 --> 00:59:19.024
[CHUCKLES]

753
00:59:20.424 --> 00:59:23.268
Sheriff, I got power to
the control console.

754
00:59:23.427 --> 00:59:24.735
<i>System's rebooting right now.</i>

755
00:59:24.895 --> 00:59:27.764
Oh, finally. Thank you.

756
00:59:27.765 --> 00:59:29.767
[DRILL WHIRRING]

757
00:59:43.113 --> 00:59:45.115
[SCRAPING NOISE]

758
00:59:47.050 --> 00:59:48.996
Oh, shit.

759
00:59:49.419 --> 00:59:51.592
Tungsten carbide
fitted with a hard plate.

760
00:59:52.055 --> 00:59:54.399
- Meaning?
- Meaning scoping's out.

761
00:59:54.558 --> 00:59:56.799
It's time to go old school.

762
00:59:56.960 --> 00:59:59.270
Just get the bloody thing open,
would you?

763
00:59:59.429 --> 01:00:02.342
I know what I'm doing, Heflin.
Just back off.

764
01:00:06.537 --> 01:00:07.982
Come on.

765
01:00:12.910 --> 01:00:16.221
Now if I could just get
a little quiet around here...

766
01:00:16.380 --> 01:00:18.155
everythng...

767
01:00:18.882 --> 01:00:20.293
will be hunky dory.

768
01:00:20.617 --> 01:00:22.290
Serrated wheels. Hm.

769
01:00:22.452 --> 01:00:24.932
You bitch.
That'll slow things down just a little bit.

770
01:00:25.489 --> 01:00:28.265
- Just a bit.
- I thought you said you were good at this.

771
01:00:28.425 --> 01:00:30.098
I did.

772
01:00:30.260 --> 01:00:32.171
And I am.

773
01:00:32.329 --> 01:00:34.331
<i>[III]</i>

774
01:01:08.332 --> 01:01:10.334
[BELL RINGING]

775
01:01:18.876 --> 01:01:21.288
All right. Let's get moving.
The bridge is open.

776
01:01:27.851 --> 01:01:30.457
ASTOR:
I'm gonna find your sweet spot. Yeah.

777
01:01:30.954 --> 01:01:32.831
Oh, oh.

778
01:01:32.990 --> 01:01:36.335
Oh-ho-ho-ho, there she is.

779
01:01:39.296 --> 01:01:40.604
[CLICKS]

780
01:01:40.764 --> 01:01:42.107
Got an alignment.

781
01:01:42.266 --> 01:01:45.543
Spare me the play-by-play,
for pity's sake.

782
01:01:57.981 --> 01:01:59.722
[CRACKLING]

783
01:02:05.923 --> 01:02:08.164
<i>MAN [ON RADIO]:
What she pointed out earlier...</i>

784
01:02:08.325 --> 01:02:10.737
<i>was Russians don't have to think...</i>

785
01:02:10.894 --> 01:02:12.737
KANE:
What the hell is wrong now?

786
01:02:14.264 --> 01:02:15.834
<i>CHACKO:
Looks like we blew a fuse.</i>

787
01:02:15.999 --> 01:02:18.570
<i>It's one of the old ones
I had in the truck from before.</i>

788
01:02:18.735 --> 01:02:20.339
<i>I'll try something else.</i>

789
01:02:20.504 --> 01:02:22.108
For crying out loud.

790
01:02:22.272 --> 01:02:24.013
[THUNDER RUMBLING]

791
01:02:24.174 --> 01:02:26.017
All right. You handle this here, okay?

792
01:02:26.176 --> 01:02:27.416
Wait, where are you going?

793
01:02:27.577 --> 01:02:30.114
- I'm going over.
- But, Bill, you gotta be careful.

794
01:02:30.280 --> 01:02:33.284
You let me worry about that.
You keep things under control here.

795
01:02:33.450 --> 01:02:35.361
Send backup as soon
as this bridge opens.

796
01:02:35.519 --> 01:02:36.691
Yes, sir.

797
01:02:38.055 --> 01:02:42.765
<i>MAN [ON RADIO]: I've talked to, uh,
certain folks who have been abducted...</i>

798
01:02:42.926 --> 01:02:44.564
<i>or at least their claims...</i>

799
01:02:48.565 --> 01:02:52.411
<i>How do you know that, uh,
some facet of our government...</i>

800
01:02:52.569 --> 01:02:55.516
<i>"hasn't reverse-engineered
the technology..."</i>

801
01:02:55.672 --> 01:02:59.449
<i>and that they're actually making you
believe you were abducted when...?</i>

802
01:03:00.077 --> 01:03:01.681
[BELL RINGING]

803
01:03:09.920 --> 01:03:11.331
KANE: Chacko.

804
01:03:11.488 --> 01:03:13.525
Get this damn thing working.

805
01:03:13.690 --> 01:03:15.931
When you do,
get these cars out of the way...

806
01:03:16.093 --> 01:03:18.767
because my deputies are
coming through hot and heavy.

807
01:03:21.365 --> 01:03:22.810
Phil.

808
01:03:23.467 --> 01:03:26.448
Bill? What the hell are you doing out
on a night like this?

809
01:03:26.603 --> 01:03:27.673
Phil, I need your car.

810
01:03:29.806 --> 01:03:31.808
Listen to me. The foyer is clear.

811
01:03:31.975 --> 01:03:34.979
<i>So why don't we just leave
by the front door?</i>

812
01:03:35.145 --> 01:03:37.125
We'll just walk
right out the front door...

813
01:03:37.280 --> 01:03:40.693
<i>and you?! hop
into one of those cars, okay?</i>

814
01:03:44.354 --> 01:03:46.163
<i>XANDER: This is the lookout.
- Talk.</i>

815
01:03:46.523 --> 01:03:49.299
The sheriff's crossed the bridge.
He's commandeered a car.

816
01:03:49.459 --> 01:03:51.166
Ten minutes,
he'll be on your door.

817
01:03:51.328 --> 01:03:54.935
What are you doing wasting time
talking to me, then? Get rid of him.

818
01:04:00.137 --> 01:04:02.549
You better get that bloody thing open.

819
01:04:09.379 --> 01:04:12.326
- MIKE: Go.
- Okay. Front door.

820
01:04:14.151 --> 01:04:15.528
Good.

821
01:04:17.954 --> 01:04:22.300
Wait. Get into the reception right now.
Hide in the reception.

822
01:04:24.795 --> 01:04:26.433
<i>MAN [ON RADIO]:
We have no control over it all.</i>

823
01:04:26.596 --> 01:04:31.238
<i>So whatever destiny that you think
or believe you have or have led...</i>

824
01:04:33.937 --> 01:04:35.416
Mike.

825
01:04:36.273 --> 01:04:37.308
What do we do?

826
01:04:37.808 --> 01:04:39.446
Don't move.

827
01:04:48.385 --> 01:04:50.228
What the hell is this?

828
01:04:50.954 --> 01:04:52.865
<i>"MAN".
That's what's written in every script...</i>

829
01:04:53.023 --> 01:04:55.230
<i>in every movie
and book to this day...</i>

830
01:04:56.460 --> 01:04:59.464
Hey, what's going on here?
What's the problem?

831
01:05:19.649 --> 01:05:21.128
<i>MIKE:
Chloe, I have some good news.</i>

832
01:05:21.284 --> 01:05:23.264
Sheriff is on his way.
He's almost there.

833
01:05:23.720 --> 01:05:27.862
- We can't stay. They're gonna find us.
- Just sit tight. He's on his way.

834
01:05:28.024 --> 01:05:33.599
<i>MAN [ON RADIO]: I want East Coast vets
using pills to kill the pain, I mean...</i>

835
01:05:33.763 --> 01:05:35.003
Not to worry.

836
01:05:35.165 --> 01:05:37.975
The sheriff won't be coming
to dinner after all.

837
01:05:38.135 --> 01:05:42.413
<i>They want us to take an hour of lunch.
Talked that down to an hour...</i>

838
01:05:44.107 --> 01:05:45.552
You got 15 minutes.

839
01:05:46.243 --> 01:05:48.587
- Chill out, man.
- Fifteen.

840
01:05:51.481 --> 01:05:52.482
Ja...

841
01:06:03.160 --> 01:06:04.639
Vicki, the boy just ran outside.

842
01:06:04.794 --> 01:06:07.104
Do not let him get away,
all right, love?

843
01:06:18.475 --> 01:06:20.079
Oh, my God.

844
01:06:30.287 --> 01:06:33.359
I lost him, Mike. I lost Jacob.

845
01:06:33.523 --> 01:06:35.434
I don't see him anywhere.
Where are you?

846
01:06:35.592 --> 01:06:37.765
I'm in the wine cellar.

847
01:06:38.662 --> 01:06:40.801
I've gotta go find him.
They're gonna find him.

848
01:06:40.964 --> 01:06:42.170
<i>No. Don't do that. Hold on.</i>

849
01:06:42.332 --> 01:06:45.142
If he's in danger, you need to be safe
so you can help him.

850
01:06:45.302 --> 01:06:47.009
<i>- Don't move...
- I'm gonna go find him.</i>

851
01:06:47.170 --> 01:06:50.549
I am his mother, okay?
These people are killers.

852
01:06:50.707 --> 01:06:53.847
<i>If they came here for me,
then they can kill me. I've gotta find him.</i>

853
01:06:54.344 --> 01:06:55.482
[WHIMPERS]

854
01:06:55.645 --> 01:06:56.680
Chloe, stop.

855
01:06:56.846 --> 01:06:59.452
<i>You can't help him if you're dead.</i>

856
01:06:59.616 --> 01:07:03.428
Look, I know what you're feeling, okay?
I... I'm a father.

857
01:07:03.954 --> 01:07:06.958
I know what it's like to feel helpless.

858
01:07:07.123 --> 01:07:10.764
And I would do anything for my girl.
I would eat a bullet.

859
01:07:11.595 --> 01:07:13.336
But, Chloe...

860
01:07:13.496 --> 01:07:16.534
<i>don't you take that bullet
unless it's going to save him.</i>

861
01:07:16.700 --> 01:07:18.941
<i>- Please, Mike.
- Trust me.</i>

862
01:07:19.869 --> 01:07:22.145
I'm gonna help you.
You have to have faith in me.

863
01:07:22.305 --> 01:07:24.410
I have faith in you.
I control this house now.

864
01:07:24.574 --> 01:07:27.521
I will give you cover
and I will get you out of there alive.

865
01:07:27.677 --> 01:07:29.623
<i>I'll get you both out.</i>

866
01:07:29.779 --> 01:07:31.725
<i>But you need to trust me.</i>

867
01:07:32.349 --> 01:07:34.022
Do you hear me?

868
01:07:34.184 --> 01:07:36.186
[POWER SURGING]

869
01:07:39.289 --> 01:07:40.893
Smart house.

870
01:07:41.057 --> 01:07:43.663
Maybe the power surge
scrambled the system.

871
01:07:43.827 --> 01:07:45.204
How long? Come on.

872
01:07:45.362 --> 01:07:47.672
You know,
you really need to back off.

873
01:07:47.831 --> 01:07:49.242
Okay?

874
01:07:52.902 --> 01:07:55.007
HEFLIN:
You said this was gonna be easy.

875
01:07:55.171 --> 01:07:58.880
"How hard could it possibly be?"
Those were your words, remember?

876
01:07:59.242 --> 01:08:01.244
You do get this is all your fault, right?

877
01:08:03.113 --> 01:08:04.786
Come again?

878
01:08:05.248 --> 01:08:06.921
Wow, okay.

879
01:08:07.083 --> 01:08:09.120
Let me walk you through it.

880
01:08:10.253 --> 01:08:13.257
If you hadn't killed him...

881
01:08:13.423 --> 01:08:14.493
Oh, my God.

882
01:08:14.658 --> 01:08:17.730
ASTOR:
we could have avoided this mess.

883
01:08:18.061 --> 01:08:21.634
MacPherson thought
he could steal from me.

884
01:08:23.033 --> 01:08:24.569
Oh, yeah?

885
01:08:25.201 --> 01:08:28.080
He did steal from you.

886
01:08:36.813 --> 01:08:38.224
[GRUNTING]

887
01:08:52.395 --> 01:08:53.669
Mike?

888
01:08:53.830 --> 01:08:55.832
Go ahead, big man.

889
01:08:57.133 --> 01:08:58.373
<i>Hm'?</i>

890
01:08:59.002 --> 01:09:01.346
Let's see how fast
you can open that safe.

891
01:09:02.038 --> 01:09:03.574
Come on.

892
01:09:20.323 --> 01:09:21.734
Yeah.

893
01:09:22.459 --> 01:09:24.370
Yeah, that's what I thought.

894
01:09:28.465 --> 01:09:30.877
You gonna let me do my job? Hm?

895
01:09:38.141 --> 01:09:39.279
Twelve minutes.

896
01:09:39.442 --> 01:09:41.615
Yeah, man, I hear you.

897
01:09:48.017 --> 01:09:49.690
Oh, my God.

898
01:09:49.853 --> 01:09:51.628
Talk to me, Chloe.

899
01:09:53.022 --> 01:09:54.626
They killed him.

900
01:09:54.791 --> 01:09:56.532
They killed David.

901
01:09:56.693 --> 01:09:58.331
Oh, my God.

902
01:09:58.995 --> 01:10:01.601
<i>Who are these people, Mike?</i>

903
01:10:03.600 --> 01:10:05.602
Who are these people?

904
01:10:05.769 --> 01:10:07.510
What do they want?

905
01:10:08.471 --> 01:10:10.576
<i>What do they want from me?</i>

906
01:10:11.274 --> 01:10:12.810
I don't know.

907
01:10:12.976 --> 01:10:14.978
<i>[III]</i>

908
01:10:16.112 --> 01:10:18.092
Come on, come on.

909
01:10:38.802 --> 01:10:40.475
[JACOB GRUNTING]

910
01:10:46.910 --> 01:10:48.477
Oh, shit.

911
01:10:48.545 --> 01:10:51.116
What? Do they have him?

912
01:10:54.284 --> 01:10:56.560
<i>KNOX [ON RADIO]:
I've got the boy, Heflin.</i>

913
01:10:56.953 --> 01:10:58.432
[GRUNTS]

914
01:10:58.788 --> 01:11:00.358
Oh, Ms. Paige?

915
01:11:00.824 --> 01:11:02.132
Oh.

916
01:11:02.292 --> 01:11:05.432
I've got a lovely little surprise for you,
Ms. Paige. Talk.

917
01:11:05.595 --> 01:11:07.074
Mom? Mom?

918
01:11:07.230 --> 01:11:09.039
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

919
01:11:09.199 --> 01:11:12.874
We're all feeling a little bit tired,
so allow me to make this really simple.

920
01:11:13.036 --> 01:11:14.572
You're going to show yourself.

921
01:11:14.737 --> 01:11:18.844
If you do not, then I'm gonna put
an end to the MacPherson family line.

922
01:11:19.008 --> 01:11:20.487
Is that understood?

923
01:11:21.578 --> 01:11:23.785
Three seconds. That would be "one."

924
01:11:23.947 --> 01:11:27.156
- Chloe, please don't go out there.
- I have to go out there.

925
01:11:27.317 --> 01:11:30.560
If they see you, take you,
we got nothing. There's nothing I can do.

926
01:11:30.720 --> 01:11:33.462
- God. Oh, God.
- Why don't we call that "three and a half"?

927
01:11:33.623 --> 01:11:35.660
They'll kill you both.
We'll have nothing...

928
01:11:35.825 --> 01:11:38.601
I'm here. I'm here. I'm here.

929
01:11:38.928 --> 01:11:41.272
I'm here. Please don't hurt him.

930
01:11:52.709 --> 01:11:54.814
Nice to finally make
your acquaintance, Chloe.

931
01:11:55.311 --> 01:11:57.587
I believe you've already met
my associate.

932
01:11:57.747 --> 01:12:00.057
- Please just let my son...
- Shut up.

933
01:12:01.851 --> 01:12:04.661
You and I have some
very important business to attend to.

934
01:12:04.821 --> 01:12:06.823
- Oh! God! Okay.
- After you.

935
01:12:07.524 --> 01:12:09.003
<i>Okay-</i>

936
01:12:10.360 --> 01:12:11.862
Open it.

937
01:12:12.562 --> 01:12:14.269
I've never seen this before.

938
01:12:14.430 --> 01:12:17.206
- This is your house, isn't it?
- I didn't know this was here.

939
01:12:17.367 --> 01:12:18.812
Right. Well, now you know.

940
01:12:18.968 --> 01:12:21.209
- So open it.
- I don't know how.

941
01:12:28.745 --> 01:12:31.783
You really have no idea
about anything, do you, Ms. Paige?

942
01:12:31.948 --> 01:12:34.394
Let's take your late,
beloved husband, David.

943
01:12:34.551 --> 01:12:36.963
Where is he? Do you know?

944
01:12:37.120 --> 01:12:38.326
<i>“Lake”?</i>

945
01:12:38.488 --> 01:12:41.958
Have you ever given any thought
to how he's been able to provide you...

946
01:12:42.125 --> 01:12:45.231
with this, uh, life of luxury?

947
01:12:45.395 --> 01:12:49.844
Your designer clothes, expensive toys,
this wonderful smart-ass house?

948
01:12:49.999 --> 01:12:55.210
Do you really think all this
high-tech security is for your safety?

949
01:12:55.572 --> 01:12:56.812
Mom?

950
01:13:02.512 --> 01:13:05.493
He's protecting something in that safe.

951
01:13:05.648 --> 01:13:08.561
Something that belongs to me,
and I want it back.

952
01:13:08.885 --> 01:13:11.161
- Do I make myself clear?
- Yeah.

953
01:13:11.454 --> 01:13:13.024
What did he mean by "late"?

954
01:13:13.189 --> 01:13:14.668
HEFLIN: Daddy's gone.

955
01:13:16.125 --> 01:13:19.072
With any luck, you might get
to say goodbye to your stepmom too.

956
01:13:19.228 --> 01:13:20.605
Wouldn't that be nice?

957
01:13:22.031 --> 01:13:23.908
I'm so sorry, baby.

958
01:13:25.568 --> 01:13:27.605
They killed him.

959
01:13:27.770 --> 01:13:30.341
It's a lie. They're just telling you that
to scare you.

960
01:13:30.506 --> 01:13:31.951
Your daddy is dead!

961
01:13:32.108 --> 01:13:33.951
Okay? Now, the safe!

962
01:13:34.110 --> 01:13:35.612
[SOBBING] Okay.

963
01:13:37.680 --> 01:13:40.854
I don't know anything about this.
Please, just...

964
01:13:42.085 --> 01:13:44.588
Well, Astor has two numbers already.
Don't you, Astor?

965
01:13:44.754 --> 01:13:45.858
Twenty-nine and four.

966
01:13:46.022 --> 01:13:49.629
Twenty-nine and four.
Now, that has to mean something.

967
01:13:49.792 --> 01:13:51.965
I know it's not your birthday
or anniversary.

968
01:13:52.128 --> 01:13:56.406
I know it's not the day he proposed to you
at the Japanese garden south of 24th.

969
01:13:56.566 --> 01:13:59.706
What am I missing?
Twenty-nine and four.

970
01:14:00.069 --> 01:14:02.071
- Think!
- I don't know! I don't know.

971
01:14:02.238 --> 01:14:06.277
Two, one. Key to the door. The day
Jacob was baptized at St. Thomas'.

972
01:14:06.442 --> 01:14:07.853
Before your time, I guess.

973
01:14:08.011 --> 01:14:09.718
Think. CHLOE: Ah! Okay.

974
01:14:09.879 --> 01:14:11.483
What don't I know?

975
01:14:11.648 --> 01:14:12.888
Okay. Okay.

976
01:14:14.083 --> 01:14:15.289
[SOBBING]

977
01:14:15.451 --> 01:14:17.732
HEFLIN: Maybe when you touch it,
you'll get a feel for it.

978
01:14:17.887 --> 01:14:20.800
- Okay. I'm gonna try. I don't know.
- Give it your best shot.

979
01:14:21.457 --> 01:14:23.300
Okay. Okay.

980
01:14:25.928 --> 01:14:29.842
MAN: <i>Ninety-nine-point-nine percent of it
goes to them, one way or the other.</i>

981
01:14:30.767 --> 01:14:32.769
[SIRENS WAILING]

982
01:14:43.179 --> 01:14:45.853
The bridge is open
and the bacon's riding up a real storm.

983
01:14:47.250 --> 01:14:49.093
<i>HEFLIN: Slow them down.</i>

984
01:14:51.387 --> 01:14:52.730
Forget it.

985
01:14:52.889 --> 01:14:54.800
There's too many of them.

986
01:14:54.957 --> 01:14:57.028
I need the time, Xander.

987
01:14:58.728 --> 01:15:02.141
Just buy it for me, all right?
I'll make it worth your while.

988
01:15:02.632 --> 01:15:03.940
Hmm.

989
01:15:04.400 --> 01:15:07.347
Aye. All right, then.

990
01:15:07.503 --> 01:15:09.505
<i>[III]</i>

991
01:15:14.644 --> 01:15:16.555
Yes, I'll let him know.

992
01:15:16.713 --> 01:15:19.717
Mike, police are on their way
with extra units as backup.

993
01:15:19.882 --> 01:15:21.327
- How long?
- Ten minutes.

994
01:15:21.484 --> 01:15:22.656
She doesn't have 10.

995
01:15:23.086 --> 01:15:24.861
We're running out of time, Ms. Paige.

996
01:15:25.722 --> 01:15:27.565
'Open m - Ah!

997
01:15:44.040 --> 01:15:46.077
[SIRENS APPROACHING]

998
01:16:16.672 --> 01:16:17.707
[GRUNTS]

999
01:16:33.322 --> 01:16:34.960
[GUNFIRE CONTINUES]

1000
01:16:47.670 --> 01:16:49.343
[GRUNTING]

1001
01:16:55.645 --> 01:16:56.715
[GROANS]

1002
01:17:10.593 --> 01:17:11.936
[GRUNTS]

1003
01:17:26.943 --> 01:17:28.752
I've tried everything I can think of.

1004
01:17:28.911 --> 01:17:31.585
Phone numbers, addresses.

1005
01:17:31.747 --> 01:17:33.226
I'm just guessing at this point.

1006
01:17:33.382 --> 01:17:35.658
To hell with this.
Come on. Move. Out of the way.

1007
01:17:35.818 --> 01:17:37.559
- Patience.
- She doesn't know anything.

1008
01:17:37.720 --> 01:17:40.724
- We got five minutes? I can crack it.
- Bullocks you can crack it.

1009
01:17:40.890 --> 01:17:43.166
You've had your chance.
She needs the motivation.

1010
01:17:43.326 --> 01:17:44.327
CHLOE! No.

1011
01:17:44.493 --> 01:17:46.302
Not the kid, for chrissake!

1012
01:17:46.462 --> 01:17:47.873
[GUNSHOT]

1013
01:17:51.801 --> 01:17:53.178
[EXHALES]

1014
01:17:54.303 --> 01:17:56.078
[PANTING]

1015
01:17:56.706 --> 01:17:58.686
I'd open the safe if I were you.

1016
01:18:01.944 --> 01:18:03.480
[SHRIEKS]

1017
01:18:04.881 --> 01:18:06.554
Twenty-nine and four.

1018
01:18:06.716 --> 01:18:08.525
- Now, open it!
- Okay.

1019
01:18:08.684 --> 01:18:11.460
Do it! Hurry up! Come on!

1020
01:18:14.357 --> 01:18:16.064
[ALARM WAILING]

1021
01:18:19.028 --> 01:18:20.302
[HEFLIN GROANS]

1022
01:18:20.463 --> 01:18:22.136
[JACOB GRUNTS]

1023
01:18:29.839 --> 01:18:31.648
[GRUNTING]

1024
01:18:44.487 --> 01:18:45.727
[RUSTLING]

1025
01:19:06.108 --> 01:19:07.746
[GRUNTING]

1026
01:19:10.680 --> 01:19:12.159
[GROANING]

1027
01:19:18.054 --> 01:19:19.795
Mike? Mike?

1028
01:19:19.956 --> 01:19:21.128
Mike, are you there?

1029
01:19:21.290 --> 01:19:23.065
<i>MIKE: Yeah, I'm here. I'm here.</i>

1030
01:19:23.759 --> 01:19:25.932
<i>- Is Jacob</i> okay?
<i>- He's fine. Listen to me.</i>

1031
01:19:26.095 --> 01:19:28.097
Do you have a weapon in the house?
Yes or no?

1032
01:19:28.264 --> 01:19:31.575
Yeah, yeah. My husband's got a gun.
David's got one.

1033
01:19:33.402 --> 01:19:35.313
[TRUCK STARTS]

1034
01:19:39.175 --> 01:19:40.882
[TIRES SQUEALING]

1035
01:19:56.459 --> 01:19:58.234
[GRUNTING]

1036
01:20:05.501 --> 01:20:07.777
MIKE: Have you got it?
- Uh-huh.

1037
01:20:07.937 --> 01:20:10.508
<i>- Do you know how to use it?
- David</i> showed <i>me once.</i>

1038
01:20:11.574 --> 01:20:13.053
HEFLIN: Chloe!

1039
01:20:16.278 --> 01:20:17.484
Is it loaded?

1040
01:20:19.315 --> 01:20:22.023
- Yeah.
- There's a safety on the side.

1041
01:20:22.184 --> 01:20:23.527
Switch that off.

1042
01:20:23.686 --> 01:20:25.290
Okay. Okay.

1043
01:20:25.454 --> 01:20:27.491
[STATIC CRACKLING]

1044
01:20:27.656 --> 01:20:30.330
- Oh, God. Mike, I'm losing you.
HEFLIN: Chloe.

1045
01:20:32.728 --> 01:20:35.038
<i>Chloe, where exactly are you upstairs?</i>

1046
01:20:35.197 --> 01:20:38.337
- I'm in the master bathroom.
- Good, good.

1047
01:20:38.501 --> 01:20:41.107
<i>You stay strong, okay?
Don't give up now.</i>

1048
01:20:41.270 --> 01:20:42.772
HEFLIN: Chloe.

1049
01:20:42.938 --> 01:20:45.646
I know what you're trying to do.
Just promise me one thing.

1050
01:20:45.808 --> 01:20:48.982
<i>Promise me that you?! make sure
Jacob is okay.</i>

1051
01:20:49.145 --> 01:20:51.147
I won't have to.
You're gonna make sure.

1052
01:20:51.313 --> 01:20:53.384
I don't think I can do this.

1053
01:20:53.549 --> 01:20:56.257
HEFLIN:
You have nowhere to go, Chloe.

1054
01:20:57.119 --> 01:20:59.121
I don't think I can shoot someone.

1055
01:20:59.288 --> 01:21:03.168
Chloe, put both hands
around that gun right now.

1056
01:21:03.325 --> 01:21:06.169
HEFLIN: So why don't you
just stop pissing around?

1057
01:21:06.328 --> 01:21:08.672
<i>I know it's heavy, but you're strong.</i>

1058
01:21:08.831 --> 01:21:11.903
<i>Now, you're gonna line that up.
And as soon as you see him...</i>

1059
01:21:12.068 --> 01:21:13.445
do not look in his eyes.

1060
01:21:13.602 --> 01:21:17.311
You aim for the biggest part of his body
and you fire. Do not hesitate.

1061
01:21:17.473 --> 01:21:19.419
You're just making things worse, woman.

1062
01:21:19.575 --> 01:21:23.216
<i>If you do not shoot first,
he is going to kill you, Chloe.</i>

1063
01:21:23.913 --> 01:21:25.824
How close are the police?

1064
01:21:25.981 --> 01:21:28.086
They're not close enough, love.

1065
01:21:29.618 --> 01:21:32.462
HEFLIN: Chloe!
CHLOE: Oh, <i>my</i> God. I can't.

1066
01:21:32.621 --> 01:21:35.431
- You have to.
- My hands are shaking.

1067
01:21:39.228 --> 01:21:40.673
<i>Just breathe.</i>

1068
01:21:41.197 --> 01:21:43.006
I'm gonna try something.

1069
01:21:45.167 --> 01:21:46.942
[DISTORTED VOICES PLAYING
ON RECORDING]

1070
01:21:55.744 --> 01:21:57.746
[FOOTSTEPS]

1071
01:21:59.248 --> 01:22:01.091
HEFLIN: Chloe.

1072
01:22:04.019 --> 01:22:05.327
[GRUNTS]

1073
01:22:06.088 --> 01:22:07.863
I know you're up here, Chloe.

1074
01:22:10.726 --> 01:22:12.296
[CHLOE SOBS]

1075
01:22:12.695 --> 01:22:14.971
CHLOE <i>[ON RECORDING]:
I've lost Jacob...</i>

1076
01:22:16.365 --> 01:22:18.436
[CHLOE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY
ON RECORDING]

1077
01:22:23.239 --> 01:22:26.220
CHLOE <i>[ON RECORDING]:
I have to go out there and find him...</i>

1078
01:22:26.675 --> 01:22:28.655
[GROANING]

1079
01:22:32.648 --> 01:22:37.097
Backed yourself into a bit of a corner,
have you, Ms. Paige? Huh?

1080
01:22:41.490 --> 01:22:42.491
[LINE BEEPING]

1081
01:22:42.658 --> 01:22:43.796
Mike?

1082
01:22:44.894 --> 01:22:46.271
Mike? Mike? Mike?

1083
01:22:46.428 --> 01:22:47.634
Chloe?

1084
01:22:47.796 --> 01:22:49.298
[DIAL TONE HUMS]

1085
01:22:49.465 --> 01:22:51.274
Mike, are you there?

1086
01:22:53.769 --> 01:22:56.909
I guess you're not going to open
that safe for me after all, are you?

1087
01:23:01.377 --> 01:23:03.118
Damn shame.

1088
01:23:05.080 --> 01:23:06.753
We could have been bloody minted.

1089
01:23:08.083 --> 01:23:09.528
Mom!!

1090
01:23:16.959 --> 01:23:18.961
<i>[III]</i>

1091
01:23:25.568 --> 01:23:27.570
[PANTING]

1092
01:23:32.208 --> 01:23:34.245
- Oh, Jacob.
- Mom.

1093
01:23:34.410 --> 01:23:36.549
Oh, my God. You're okay.

1094
01:23:36.712 --> 01:23:39.249
You're okay. Thank God.

1095
01:23:40.482 --> 01:23:42.428
Oh, my God.

1096
01:23:52.695 --> 01:23:54.697
[SIRENS APPROACHING]

1097
01:23:54.863 --> 01:23:56.672
Hey.

1098
01:24:01.570 --> 01:24:03.049
I love you.

1099
01:24:03.205 --> 01:24:05.014
I love you too.

1100
01:24:06.842 --> 01:24:08.150
Let's get out of here.

1101
01:24:09.645 --> 01:24:10.680
Yeah.

1102
01:24:10.846 --> 01:24:12.257
Yeah.

1103
01:24:15.851 --> 01:24:17.853
[CELL PHONE RINGING]

1104
01:24:23.225 --> 01:24:24.465
Hi, monkey.

1105
01:24:24.627 --> 01:24:25.935
ROBIN [ON PHONE]: Hey, Daddy.

1106
01:24:26.095 --> 01:24:28.041
What are you doing up so late?

1107
01:24:28.197 --> 01:24:29.676
<i>Are you still working?</i>

1108
01:24:29.832 --> 01:24:31.106
Yeah, because...

1109
01:24:31.267 --> 01:24:32.974
<i>I can't sleep.</i>

1110
01:24:33.135 --> 01:24:34.546
<i>I miss you.</i>

1111
01:24:34.703 --> 01:24:36.205
I'll be home soon.

1112
01:24:36.372 --> 01:24:37.715
<i>I love you, Daddy.</i>

1113
01:24:37.873 --> 01:24:40.114
All right. I love you too.

1114
01:24:42.011 --> 01:24:43.615
You did it.

1115
01:24:43.779 --> 01:24:45.190
We did it.

1116
01:24:53.522 --> 01:24:55.524
<i>[III]</i>

1117
01:25:31.727 --> 01:25:33.729
<i>[III]</i>

1117
01:25:34.305 --> 01:25:40.567
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