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[girls laughing]
[ominous music]
[Julia gasps]
"I know what you did."
[breathes heavily]
[ominous music]
[hammer clunking in distance]
[breathing heavily]
Dad, seriously.
[sighs heavily]
[wrench clicking]
Hey, Dad, thanks for the hammer alarm clock
at 9:00 on a Sunday.
- Well, you know, honey, the world belongs
- to those who wake up early. - Hmm.
- You wanna help me fix this baby?
- You know I'd obviously love to, but I have to train.
That's my girl.
Hey, Jules?
Are you uh... you ready for tomorrow?
Kind of a big day, huh?
I guess so.
Been homeschooled for a year.
You kinda need a social life, yeah?
Yeah. Sure.
I could use longer arms.
Come on.
- Morning. - Morning.
Are we still going to the movies today?
- Oh. I'm sorry, Julia, something came up.
Lemme guess. Work?
Classic.
[bowl clatters in sink]
We can go tomorrow.
[sighing]
[phone rings]
Oh. Hi, Mr. Mayor.
[gentle music plays]
[loud scream in distance]
[music stops]
Nina?
[school bell rings]
[giggling]
Oh. Look who's back.
Are you done serving your jail time?
Back off, Brittany.
Oh, look, another weirdo.
How was your summer, Adam?
Spent it being a creep?
Leave. Now.
Bye.
Murderer.
Are you okay?
I'm okay.
- Are you still having the same dream?
Yeah.
Do you think I'm capable of hurting someone?
Do you?
- I can't remember anything from that night
and the dream never changes.
It always ends the same way.
What if I'm the one who hurt Nina?
- Do you think you're capable of hurting Nina?
Capable of hurting anyone?
I don't think so. No.
- What do you think about hypnosis?
It could help unlock some things
and put your mind to rest.
Can I think about it?
Of course. Take your time.
[whirring]
[keyboard clacking]
[hacker]: This has to be a tough code to break.
- Piece of cake. I could do that in my sleep.
- Jules, ready? - Yeah.
- You know, you still haven't told me about
your first day back yet.
Um, it was fine, thanks.
Anything interesting happen?
Nope, just boring old school.
- Boring's good. - I guess so, yeah.
- Hey, you know, your mom's eating dinner with us tonight.
It's exciting, right?
Great.
- So, what's goin' on with you two?
Nothing. We're fine.
- I know she's been working more lately.
- Is that it? - No.
No, Dad, don't worry about it.
- Well, could you make more of an effort with her? Please?
I don't hear you.
Yes, sir.
That's my girl. Vamonos.
All right.
[indistinct chatter]
- The suffragettes were a women's activist organization
in the early 20th century under the banner "Votes for Women".
They fought for the right
to vote in public elections in the United Kingdom.
Isn't that amazing, guys? [phone vibrating]
I mean, they were the first ones to do it.
The term actually refers in particular to members
of the British Women's Social and Political Union.
That's a women-only movement founded in 1903
[phone rings] by Emily Pankhurst,
which engaged in direct action and civil disobedience.
Write this down, in 1906, a reporter writing
in the Daily Mail coined the term "suffragette" for the WSPU.
Now, it's derived from "suffragist",
which is any person advocating for voting rights.
Now this was a term used to belittle the women
advocating for women's suffrage.
Julia?
- I'm sorry. - It's so disrespectful
to be on your phone, Julia.
- Brittany, we don't need your comments.
Julia, come see me after class, okay?
Okay, can anyone tell me what they were fighting for?
Don't forget to read Chapter 6 for tomorrow.
[indistinct chatter]
[soft piano music]
Don't worry, I'm not planning on lecturing you.
It's good to have you back.
How are you, Julia?
I'm okay.
- And it's okay if you're not okay.
Must be hard not knowing if Nina's alive or if she's--
She isn't.
Why do you say that?
- Nina was upset, so we left the dance,
ran into the woods and... I dunno, it's kind of a blur.
- Do you remember something from that night?
No.
I just keep thinking about how Nina wouldn't just disappear
and not give me a sign that she was okay.
The whole town believes I murdered her.
- But she wouldn't do that to me. - I'm sorry, Julia.
It must be hard for you being constantly reminded of it.
And with the first anniversary of her disappearance coming up,
it's even more--
- It's a good thing. Having her memorial.
I don't want people to forget about Nina.
I don't wanna forget about her.
- Can I go now? - Of course.
And Julia...
I'm here if you ever need anything.
I mean it.
[ominous music]
Hey.
- Hey. - How's it going?
Fine.
Um, thanks for yesterday, by the way.
Adam.
And it was my absolute pleasure.
I hate those girls.
Thanks, Adam.
- Look, there's something I need to tell you.
- Okay, maybe later? I gotta go.
I wanna do the hypnosis.
I wanna remember.
I need to know what happened to Nina.
Focus on your breathing.
You're feeling more and more relaxed.
You let my voice guide you back to that night.
You're in a deeper state of relaxation.
You start to remember the smells
and the sounds in the air that night.
You are safe.
I'm safe.
What do you see?
Nina and me.
Coming back from the dance.
[giggling]
Still in our dresses, walking through the woods.
- No matter what happens, please know that I love you.
[crying]
[gasps]
- She knew something was gonna happen to her.
[insects chirping]
[phone chiming]
[knocking on door]
- Hey, Mom. - How was your day?
Fine, thanks.
So, your cousin Matt
is gonna be staying with us for a couple of weeks.
What? Again?
Thought his school thing was done?
- No. He has his final internship
at your dad's shop before he graduates.
Great. Can't wait.
- You two used to be such good friends.
What happened?
Nothing.
Just don't really like him anymore.
- Is it about what happened with Nina?
- No. Never mind, Mom, it's fine.
- It would be nice if you can try
and resolve your differences.
- I can't promise anything, but I'll try.
Thank you, Julia.
Dinner's almost ready.
- Tacos. - Awesome.
Mm, thanks, babe.
How's it goin' on the track team?
Pretty good.
- How exciting you could get a scholarship to go to uni--
- Don't jinx it. It might not happen.
- Still, it's very exciting. - Mm-hmm.
[phone chiming]
[F]: "We've gotten to know you
and we think you're very special. -F"
[phone chiming]
"No. -F"
[phone chiming]
"Fine, I will. Tomorrow. -F"
[ominous music]
- [laughing] - Rough morning?
[laughing]
[gasps]
- [chuckles] - No, great morning, actually.
[phone chiming]
How did you know?
How did it help?
[ominous music]
It's not about me anymore.
It's about the bigger picture.
A greater goal.
Bigger than you or me.
It gave me hope and a purpose.
- So, you don't... feel that void anymore?
No, I feel fire in my belly
for all the things I want to accomplish.
That sounds amazing.
Would you like to join us?
You wouldn't have to be lonely anymore.
- Why me? - You remind me of myself.
You're resilient and passionate.
- I don't feel like that anymore.
I feel weak, empty.
- Julia, you have so much potential and talent.
You can use it for a good cause by joining us.
Really?
- We want to help you and people like you
find a family and a purpose.
We want to do good and help the world be a better place.
But every good thing comes at a price.
What price?
- You have to be fully committed to the cause.
You have to be loyal to us, your new family.
- I can do that. [school bell ringing]
[indistinct chatter]
Do you mind?
Um... can I have your sundae?
Sure.
- Um, my name is Julia, by the way.
I don't think I ever told you my name.
- I already knew it, to be honest.
Of course.
Nina seemed very nice.
- I'd rather not talk about it. If you don't mind.
[whispering indistinctly]
[classical music playing in the distance]
[phone chiming]
[F]: "Not everyone would walk alone at night
into the woods to meet a stranger."
[phone chiming]
"Congratulations, you just passed your first test."
"There's something special for you under the table."
[whispering indistinctly]
[AI voice]: Welcome, Julia.
[Adam]: I think we should see "The Great War".
- It's an awesome film. - The war film?
Yeah, sure. Why not?
Super interested by war and the importance of history.
Cool.
Um, is this movie like, playing anywhere or--
- Sure! Yeah, it's showing at Center Ridge Cinemas tonight.
- Do you wanna come? - Why not?
Here, put your number in.
What does she want?
[sighing]
- There is nothing cuter than two losers getting together.
Oh, Adam,
do you want me to tell your little secret
to your new friend?
- What are you talking about? - I'll give you one hint: camp.
- I'll tell yours if you tell mine.
- Oh, please, you have nothing on me.
Are you sure?
- Don't waste your time trying to seduce him.
He plays for the other team, if you know what I mean.
I know the guy he made out with at camp last summer.
You're not missing out on much. He's a bad kisser.
- At least my secret won't put me in jail!
Wait, what do you mean?
- She was in the woods last year.
The night Nina went missing.
She followed you.
I tried to tell you.
I-I promise, I meant to tell you, I just--
- What did you do? Why were you following us?
- Okay, calm down, you're gonna give yourself a heart attack.
He's lying!
I wasn't there.
Hmm. Bye.
I'm not lying.
I promise.
I should've told you earlier. I'm so sorry.
It's okay. I understand.
Great.
Matt's here!
[knocking on door]
- Hi. - Hi, Matt.
How you been holding up?
- Not great. You? - Same.
You're busy. Um, do you wanna hang out or catch up later?
- Um, I... [phone chiming]
I'm sorry, I have plans.
Um, do you wanna take a raincheck?
- Sure. Yeah. No, that's-that's cool.
Um... I'm-I'm gonna be around,
so if you wanna like, you know... yeah.
[insects chirping]
Hey.
Hey, um, I'm really sorry
about Brittany outing you before.
I feel sorry for you.
It must be hard knowing you can't have all this.
My heart is broken. Shattered.
Come on. Let's go.
So, if you saw Brittany that night,
- I guess you were there too? - Yeah.
How come?
What do you mean?
I mean, you saw Nina,
me, Brittany, her whole gang, going into the woods.
What were you doing there?
- Oh, no, no, I saw you going into the woods,
but back from the parking lot. I stayed at the dance.
Hmm.
- I didn't like, follow you into the woods,
if that's what you're trying to get at.
No.
Did you see anybody else at all?
Like a guy, a little bit older than us?
No. Why?
My cousin.
I don't trust him.
He acted really weird around Nina.
Hmm.
You know what they say, keep your enemies closer, right?
Hmm, yeah. Right.
[phone chiming]
I should get going.
Thank you for this, the movies and everything.
I think I really needed it.
You're welcome.
Okay, bye.
Get home safe.
[ominous music]
- [Julia]: Hey. - Hey.
What're you doin'?
Um, I'm setting up.
Getting paperwork done.
What about you? What are you doing here so late?
Looking for you.
My dad told me to find you, so...
- I need to ask you a question. - Um... okay.
- Did something happen between you and Nina?
Why do you say that?
- Because I-I saw you having a hushed conversation
the day she went missing. She didn't look happy.
What happened, Matt?
Nothing.
Come on.
I saw you hanging around her house
when I came to pick her up.
- I just wanted to talk to her about something.
- About what? - Okay, I can't tell you, Julia.
I'm sorry.
- Okay, so something did happen then.
- Look, I don't wanna be mean, but it's none of your business.
Whatever we talked about is between me and Nina
and it's not your right to know.
- Nina always told me everything.
The only reason she would hide something from me
would be if she thought it would hurt me.
Like, let's say if my cousin
were to be a creep who was harassing her.
- I'm really sorry you think that.
Nina was allowed to not involve you in everything.
Whether you like it or not.
She changed, Matt.
Before she went missing.
Something bad must've happened to her.
Yeah, I saw her change, too.
It wasn't me, Julia, it was something else.
[breathing heavily]
- No matter what happens, please know that I love you.
Okay?
Nina was my friend, too.
I want answers as much as you do.
- Brittany was in the woods that night.
Brittany?
The one and only.
I mean... murder?
- I wouldn't put it past her. - Are you sure?
It could've been an accident.
- A prank that went too far. - Maybe.
- Why does she hate you so much anyways?
- The three of us used to be close.
Me and Nina just got closer, so...
Yeah.
Anyway, I gotta go, but...
You promise me you don't know what happened?
I promise.
Friends.
- All right. I'll see you later.
See ya.
[insects chirping]
[ominous music]
[laughing]
[Mr. Reynolds]: Nina, enough.
Julia, I need you to go home.
[Nina]: Dad, we were just having fun.
- Dancing like a stripper is fun?
Bad influences, you and your cousin.
Let's go.
[ominous music]
[gasping]
[birdsong]
[Mr. Reynolds]: I don't want you near my daughter anymore.
- It's you who shouldn't be near here.
She can't stand how hard you're trying to control her.
I want to protect her.
- You're not protecting her. You're suffocating her.
Stop it! Both of you!
Stop acting like either of you know what's best for me
or what my problem is!
- I-I... - Leave!
Julia, please just go.
Dad, I know that you care
and I know how hard this is,
but Mom was killed because she was in the wrong place
at the wrong time and you can't control that.
And you can't control what can happen to me
unless you wanna literally lock me in a box.
I will if I have to, Nina.
I'll do everything to make sure you don't end up like your mom.
Listen to yourself, Dad.
[crying]
[phones chiming]
[indistinct chatter]
- What's going on? - You haven't heard?
I think Brit-Brit lost her mind.
She wrote this Insta post
where she apologizes for being such a hideous human.
[chuckling] It's quite hilarious.
- It doesn't sound like her. - Yeah.
I mean, she was either possessed by some other entity
or someone hacked her.
- My guess would be somebody hacked her.
I talked to Matt, by the way.
- About him and Nina? - Yeah.
And?
I dunno.
I wanna trust him because he's my cousin
and we used to be close,
but I also know there was something weird going on
with him and Nina.
Like what?
- Like they were hiding something from me.
Maybe there's something else.
Like something silly.
Yeah, maybe but...
Right before she disappeared, Nina started avoiding Matt.
I asked her about it, she said everything was fine,
but it's weird, right?
I mean, one day they're talking in whispers,
the next, they're doing everything they can
to avoid each other.
Yeah. Doesn't sound good.
What are you going to do?
- I guess I'm gonna keep looking for answers.
All right, try that.
[engine sputtering]
[sighing]
You know, I noticed you were here pretty late last night.
- Thought I'd get ahead of the boring admin.
- I also noticed you deleted the history in that computer.
Oh, yeah.
Uh, sorry, I... clean my history regularly.
Habit.
- Yeah, but don't do it in that one.
Sometimes I need to go look back at things.
Sorry.
Hey.
Hey, Jules.
Memorial starts soon.
- All right, we'll uh, close up and go change and go together.
Okay.
[sad music]
- I hope today isn't too much for her.
Me too.
[insects chirping]
- Who's that girl with Mrs. Delgado?
- I dunno. Maybe her niece?
[ominous music]
[soft music]
[Matt]: "I'm so sorry Nina. Always and forever. M."
[eerie music]
Are you okay?
[gasps]
Julia... Who did this?
You bunch of ignorant idiots!
Julia!
[insects chirping]
Julia?
What?
Hey, are you okay?
Everyone thinks I did it.
[sighing]
They think I have something to do with Nina going missing.
It was his fault that she had to lie all the time.
She couldn't wait to get away from her dad.
Julia, listen...
It might be time to accept that maybe Nina ran away.
No.
She wouldn't let the whole town blame me for her disappearance.
She's probably just dead.
And I'm... stupid for trying to find her now.
I'm sorry.
I just... I think I need to be alone right now.
All right.
[phone chiming]
[F]: "We know you didn't hurt Nina. F"
[ominous music]
[gasping]
[Nina]: "You need to leave me alone."
[whispering indistinctly]
[door banging]
Matt?
[suspenseful music]
Matt?
We need to talk.
Mr. Reynolds.
- What did you do to my daughter?
[screaming]: What did you do to my daughter?!
Um, I don't remember.
I-I promise I don't, I don't know.
- I heard her on the phone to you,
talking about how everything would be better
if she disappeared.
You put that in her head, didn't you?
- What? I-I... - I will do everything
that I can to find my daughter. Do you hear me?
- I never had that conversation with Nina.
- I have nothing to lose anymore, Julia!
If I have to tie you down
and question you for days to get answers, I will!
- Mr. Reynolds, please, I-I promise,
I-I don't know what you're talking about.
- I wanna die knowing what happened to my daughter.
Please! I don't know! Please!
Ah! [breathing heavily]
[panting]
[phone chiming]
[F]: "We will always have your back. F."
How? What?
[sirens blaring]
Oh my gosh! Julia!
- She's having a nervous breakdown.
She's under psychiatric evaluation.
Oh, honey, are you okay?
- Where were you? What's your excuse this time?
Whoa, whoa, Julia,
don't blame your mom for being at work.
- It's not about her being at work, and she knows that.
Don't you, Mom?
What?
- Paul, can you leave us for a bit, please?
Okay.
What do you mean, Julia?
Ever since Nina went missing,
you've been avoiding me, like my pain is contagious.
You started burying yourself in work after she went missing
like you wanted to be literally anywhere but here.
With me.
And I needed you.
So much.
I know.
I'm so sorry.
Why?
Why did you leave me when I needed you the most?
- I tried to be there for you at first.
But I couldn't stand to see you like that.
You were in bed all day, just... staring ahead,
stuck in your own head.
Every time I looked at you, it broke my heart.
You seemed so shattered.
I can't help but think, my daughter's gone, too.
That when Nina disappeared, you disappeared.
I need you.
I know.
I'm sorry.
I love you so much.
- I miss you. - I love you, too.
[groans]
[phone chiming]
[gasping]
[F]: "Ready for your next task?"
[phone chiming]
"The quicker you do your tasks,
the quicker you'll be a part of our family.
And we can't wait to have you."
257,225 girls are missing this year in this country.
Make sure people can't ignore that fact.
Men are getting richer while their employees do all the work.
Let's give your mom the bonus she deserves.
Go into your principal's office
and get copies of the documents in the top left drawers.
[Julia]: "middle drawers... get folders containing
private information about specific people."
[phone chiming]
[F]: "Expose your mother's boss
about his financial irregularities."
[sighing]
[door closing in the distance]
[Julia]: Where are you going?
Super original. Creep.
- I was thinking, if you wanted to have like,
a study date or something, we could like--
- Yeah, if you wanted. - Yeah.
- For sure. - If you want.
[indistinct chatter]
[suspicious music]
Where're you goin'?
- I think she's going to meet Matt.
All right.
- I'll go. - Okay.
- There they are. - I knew it.
[phone chiming]
[F]: Do your task tonight, at the gala. F.
Damn it.
- What's up? - Nothing.
Thanks again for breakfast.
Dessert tonight?
[Matt]: That sounds great.
Hmm, it's a date.
Gotta get to class. See ya later.
I knew I couldn't trust him.
He was supposed to be with my dad this morning.
Hey, let's grab some food.
- That always helps me brainstorm. - I think I'm gonna skip school.
You can tell 'em I got sick or something.
- Sure. Is everything okay?
- Yeah. Yeah, just have to do something.
- See ya later. - See ya.
[ominous music]
[phone chiming]
[indistinct chatter]
[upbeat jazz music]
Okay, we'll catch up.
You're here!
This is Adam, my friend.
- It is so nice to finally meet you, Adam.
- You too. - Where's Matt?
- Uh, he wasn't feeling well, so.
- I hope he'll be all right. - I'm sure he's fine.
[ominous music]
- You're exhilarating and mysterious, you know that?
- If only you knew how twisted I can be.
- Do you think I can be twisted too?
I don't know, are you?
- Well, do you feel safe, here, all alone with me?
Shouldn't I?
- Hmm, well, depends if you're more twisted than I am.
- It's too early for me to reveal
all the skeletons in my closet.
- [chuckling] - That many, huh?
[upbeat jazz music]
[Melissa]: Mr. Mayor, I want you to meet my husband, Paul.
- Hi. - My wonderful daughter, Julia.
This is her friend, Adam.
- Well, it's so nice to finally get to meet you all.
- You too. - Melissa talks about you a lot.
- Oh, boy. [laughing]
- But especially you. - Thanks.
- She talks about you a lot, too. - Oh, got a good mom.
- Thank you. - Excuse me.
- Where're you goin'? - I'm just gonna get some water.
- I'll go with you. - No, no, stay here.
Okay.
- Hi, can I get some water, please?
[gasping]
Thank you.
[ominous music]
[whispers indistinctly]
[phones chime]
It's a beautiful event.
- Well, thank you. Your mom's worked really hard
to put this all together.
- Hmm. - Proud of her.
- I know. - Thank you.
- [Mayor]: Mm-hmm. - Are you doin' okay?
You seem a bit off.
I'm sorry.
I think I... I just haven't been sleeping well lately and...
[indistinct chatter]
If you folks will excuse me.
I need to freshen up.
[dramatic music]
[crying] Sorry.
[crying]
[banging] [gasping]
[woman]: Never test us again, Julia.
When we say jump, you jump.
Actions have consequences.
[breathing shakily]
[indistinct chatter]
What's wrong?
Come in here, please.
What's going on?
- The mayor was arrested this morning for tax evasion.
Oh, Mom, I'm so sorry.
- Which means my entire team at work is suspended
until the investigation is over.
Which also means I'll be able
to keep an eye on you more from now on.
- What? Why would you--
- The school called us this morning.
You're suspended from the track team.
- What? - Your grades are terrible.
And skipping class.
What's going on with you?
You've barely gone back to school.
Nothing. I... I...
- Julia, you promised us that you were gonna try
to make things better for yourself.
- I am. - That is not
what your actions show, Julia.
Words mean nothing, you hear me?
Nothing if you can't back them up with actions.
I'm sorry.
Party's over.
From now on, your life revolves around school
and getting back on that track team.
Oh, and no more phone.
- What? - Phone. Now.
[scoffs]
And go get your laptop.
Don't think I haven't noticed a brand new laptop.
I don't know what you've been doing, but it ends now.
- Hey. - What are you doing?
- Shut up and listen to me. - What?
- We gotta talk. Come here.
[panting]
I know you've been going through my things.
This ends... now.
- What are you talking about? - Stop playing dumb, Julia.
It's time for the truth.
I've been seeing Brittany. [scoffs]
- Yeah, I know. - I know you know.
I've been keeping tabs on you, too.
Brittany and me, it's not what you think.
I think she might be involved and she was really close
- to confessing to me last night. - Really?
- Yes. I'm just trying to figure out
what happened to Nina. Just like you.
Why should I trust you?
- Because I've decided to trust you.
And I'm about to tell you the truth.
I didn't tell you before because I didn't wanna
betray Nina, or hurt you.
Nina and I were in love.
We were together.
- Yeah, right. She would've told me.
- She didn't wanna tell you, Julia.
- You're lying. She told me everything.
She didn't, actually.
Julia, she thought you were as suffocating
as her dad was towards the end.
What?
- You were trying so hard to protect her from her dad
and the world that you became like him.
You were too involved in her things
and she was tired of it, okay?
We both wanted our relationship to just be for us.
[crying]
I just...
We've been through the worst together.
All the bullying.
And her losing her mom.
I know I've always been more shy and anxious than her,
but I... I guess I just thought she needed me
as much as I needed her.
She did.
But... she also thought
it was important for you to learn to be your own person.
It's not healthy to only rely on one person so much.
- Believe me, after this last year without Nina,
I know it's not healthy. It almost killed me to lose her.
- But you survived. And you're here,
standing on your own two feet.
Were you two really together?
What happened?
Why did she start acting weird?
I don't know.
She broke it off with me right before she went missing.
My guess is someone found out about us
and was using it to blackmail her.
Brittany.
She's my first choice, yeah.
- We need to work together, Julia.
For Nina.
Yeah. For Nina.
[ominous music]
[whispering]: "School library,
aisle fourteen, third book on the left...
first bookshelf, third shelf up."
Nina.
This is Nina's handwriting.
[suspenseful music]
"How Women Can Dominate the World".
What is this?
Nina?
I'm sorry.
- Hey. - Hi, Mrs. Delgado.
- Interesting book you've got there.
- Oh, yeah. - I don't think I've seen it
- in the library before. - There's a lot of books.
- [chuckling] - True.
- Well, I hope you enjoy it. - Thank you.
- Oh, and Julia? - Yeah?
Your parents called me.
They're worried about you, you know?
- I know. - Anything I can help with?
Thank you, I'm okay.
Bye.
[footsteps approaching]
- Hey. - Hey.
- I've been going over all the notes
you received from the Family.
- What does this mean? - I dunno.
I need to figure out who is behind the Family.
It all seems connected.
- Why did you get involved with them?
Honestly...
It felt like I had nowhere else to turn.
It was the first time I felt seen since Nina went missing.
And I thought they might be able to help me
figure out what happened.
Where did you get that?
The Family gave it to me. Why?
Nina was reading it.
Really? Are you sure?
Definitely.
Do you think the Family's dangerous?
Maybe. I dunno.
Okay.
Well, you keep playing ball with them.
I'll see what I can get out of Brittany in the meantime.
Please be careful, Julia.
Deal.
[ominous music]
[insects chirping]
[phone chiming]
[F]: "Someone looks guilty. F."
What the...
[cassette loop]: Julia is a murderer.
[cassette loop continues]
[dramatic music]
[gasps]
[laughing] [door closing]
[groaning]
Why are you doing this to me?
Get off me!
- I have a photo of you wearing Nina's scarf.
What did you do to Nina?!
I'm so exhausted, Brittany.
Me too.
Believe it or not, I came here to call off the box prank.
- Are you the one sending me those texts?
What? No.
Why would I believe you?
- You don't have to. I don't care!
If you ever hurt me again,
I will make sure everybody sees that photo.
You hear me?
Look, I found it that night,
I took a photo, I put it back.
I am not a murderer.
Let's hope people believe you.
I'm done.
[pants]
Hey...
Nina was seeing an older guy.
I heard her talking to him on the phone.
It's always the boyfriend, isn't it?
[crying]
[gasping]
[ominous music]
[gasping]
[panting]
Oh, Julia.
Another nightmare?
The same nightmare.
[sighing]
- What happened last night, Julia?
It's nothing...
It was nothing. Don't worry.
Honey, the school called.
They had to permanently ban you from the track team
because of your fight with Brittany last night.
What?
Is she making your life hell?
[sighing]
I can handle it, Mom.
I don't think you can.
Dr. Ford called.
You haven't been going to therapy.
Your phone is constantly ringing,
you're not sleeping, you're skipping school.
I wanna help you get back on track, Julia,
but you have to help yourself, too.
Please, Julia, we're gonna need to talk this through
with your dad later.
Okay.
We love you.
[birdsong]
Julia?
- Everything all right? - Can we talk?
Of course, yeah, come on in.
Thank you.
Hmm, how 'bout a cup of tea?
Yeah.
- Is this because of what happened last night?
It's about everything.
I just don't know what to do anymore.
Hey, it's gonna be okay.
I promise.
I know it feels like everything's falling apart
right now, but it will get better.
Can't last forever.
[sighing]
- I'm sorry, it's just a bit cold.
Of course.
- I'll heat it up for you. - Thank you.
Stay there.
[phone vibrating]
[ominous music]
What?
- What are you doing? - Why do you have this?
Oh, I confiscated it.
- From who? - Some kid at school.
- Who was it? Was it Brittany?
- I'm sorry, I can't tell you that.
Did she do something else to you?
No.
Never mind.
Okay. Here you go.
So, you still don't remember anything from that night?
- [phone chiming] - Sorry.
[F]: "Prove that you put us, your Family, above Adam. F."
- Um, sorry, that's my mom. I-I should go.
Of course.
And remember, I'm here if you need anything.
Thank you.
Hey, Adam?
Can you meet me?
You don't look great, Julia.
You okay?
Something else happen last night?
- [sighing] - Yeah.
But that's not what I wanted to talk to you about.
Okay.
- I haven't been honest with you, Adam.
I've been doing things for people.
Things?
- Tasks, like-like,
I was the one who graffitied the...
It doesn't matter.
At first, I thought they were good.
They were helping me out of my loneliness
and it-it just, it got really bad, really quickly.
- And it's-- - Slow down.
Who is "they"?
I don't know.
I've just been getting threatening texts
from an unknown number and...
I don't know who to trust anymore.
You can trust me.
I'm so confused.
I... I don't know what to believe.
- Why are you telling me all of this now?
- Before, I wanted to keep you out of it
because I wanted to protect you.
Julia...
- My last task is about you, Adam.
I don't wanna do it, but if I don't,
there will be consequences.
Well, what is it, the task?
I don't know.
They didn't tell me.
- Do you think it'll be something bad?
It's not gonna be good, Adam.
I need to find out who they are before it's too late.
- I-I mean, don't you think you've done enough?
- You have to go to the police. - I can't.
I've done illegal stuff for them, Adam.
- I could get in real trouble. - Julia, this is insane!
- You have to go to the cops! - I can't!
Julia, please.
Just be careful. Okay?
They might come after you.
[phone chiming]
[panting]
[dramatic music]
[birdsong]
[dramatic music]
[screaming]
[owl hooting]
[breathing shakily]
Julia.
Welcome to your new Family.
Mrs. Delgado?
- I've been working to slowly build my own army
of strong women.
Women and girls go missing constantly
without much care from the authorities.
They're just runaways or troubled teens.
The patriarchy has been defining the rules
since the beginning of time
and women are always the losers in that game.
All over the world, in almost every culture,
women are considered less than, used for profit,
as weapons of war, for men's gratification or lineage.
Women don't matter. For now.
We're about to change that.
How?
- All the girls and women you see here
ran from terrible situations.
They're just runaways who don't matter.
But they matter to me.
To the Family.
I kept them safe, gave them a home.
Took their pain away, gave them a purpose.
I care about what happens to these girls.
And slowly, we'll take down powerful men,
like your mother's boss.
We are all living for the greater cause,
women's complete emancipation from men.
- How could you think I would be okay with this?
As I said before,
you remind me of myself when I was your age.
You're resilient and passionate,
and you're also a good runner and hacker,
which will be very useful for your future tasks.
You were F.
All along.
We are all F.
We are just one person never to be alone again.
Isn't that what you always wanted, Julia?
To never be alone?
[breathing heavily]
What do I do next?
- I'm so glad to see you're still eager to join us.
First, I have a surprise for you.
[dramatic music]
[ominous music]
Oh! Nina!
Hey. [crying]
Hey. Are you okay?
I am, I'm okay. I'm okay.
I'm even better, now that you're here.
How did you...
Happy?
Of course.
It's time for your final task.
[indistinct]
[suspenseful music]
- [breathing heavily] - Julia!
What is this?
- Men are not our friends, Julia.
They never were and never will be.
We can't humanize them or make any exceptions
if we want our plan to work.
You know what to do.
[gasps]
You can't be serious.
I can't hurt him.
Julia, we were there for you.
We helped reunite you with Nina.
We are putting an end to your loneliness!
He's just a detail.
A small character in a much bigger story.
Stopping you from achieving great things.
Never forget the greater cause, Julia.
[breathing heavily]
I know you.
I've seen your soul.
You are one of us, Julia.
Don't fight it.
[breathing shakily]
Do it... Julia!
[suspenseful music]
You're wrong about me.
I have changed.
I don't need you or the Family.
[gun clicking]
[sighing]
Guess you're not there yet.
But you will be, eventually. Trust me.
We just need to break you a little more.
I'll take care of it.
I know her better than anyone else here.
Fine.
You've done well helping us attract Julia.
Consider this your chance to prove yourself.
Thank you.
- Adam! - Julia!
[Nina]: You really haven't changed, have you, Julia?
You're just still that same needy little friend
that you've always been.
I mean, look how far you went to find me.
Shows how much you need me.
[crying]
Not anymore.
A lot has changed in a year, Nina.
Oh really? Sit down.
We need to get out of here now.
Nina?
- I'm so sorry that I said those things earlier.
- I didn't... mean... - No, it was true.
But everything is different now.
- I didn't know at first when I joined, okay?
I mean, I-I bought her whole spiel, but she's insane.
I mean, she keeps us all locked down here,
and the other girls, they're completely brainwashed
and dedicated to this cause. [Maria]: Oh, Nina...
[gasps]
[whimpering]
You're breaking my heart.
[banging]
[grunting]
- Go, Nina! Get outta here!
- No, I'm not leaving! No, Julia!
- Matt? [panting]
- I've known about this place and had a hunch.
[coughing] [groaning]
- [Nina]: Julia! - Don't worry,
I'm not gonna kill you, just put you to sleep!
[gasping, coughing]
Julia. Julia.
Oh! Mom.
- Hey! [panting]
- No, no! No time for that. We have got to go. Go, go!
[Adam]: We should go. Gotta go. We gotta go!
We gotta go!
Go! [Julia]: I'm not leaving you!
[grunting]
- Come on, Julia! - Mom!
[sirens blaring]
Come on, quick!
- Okay, let's run! Go! - Come on!
[panting]
[banging]
[soft music]
[birdsong]
[Paul]: My little girl, going off to school.
It's all yours.
Nothing's more deserved.
Thank you.
- We love you. - Love you so much.
- I love you too. - I love you guys.
I'm so happy for you guys
and I'm glad your dad is doing better.
- Thank you. - Thanks, Julia.
Good luck.
Thank you.
- Hey, you. - Hey.
You get outta here.
Go find your own life, okay?
I will.
Promise.
[Paul]: Bye, Jules! [Melissa]: Bye.
[engine starting]
Bye!
Keep those doors locked!
[chuckling]
[soft music]