Cold Spring (2013) - full transcript

HELP!

HELP!

HELP!

SOMEBODY HELP ME!!!

NO!

Oh baby!

That looks heavy.

Let me lighten the load.

Thank you.

That two ounces really helps.

You're welcome.



We could've paid somebody
to do this for us, you know?

Yeah, but I'm kind of liking
having you all to myself.

Yeah?

Want a hand?

No, no I got it.

You know, I do think there
might be better ways

to spend your day off.

Do you think?
I think I can...

Woah!

Oh Go...

Are you okay?

Yeah, what did I ruin?

Christmas, a lot of Christmas.

Well, I am just glad to see



we're not like an old
married couple here.

Well, so am I.

Do you think we
should have waited,

you know, 'till things
are sorted out?

You know money's not
an issue, baby.

You know that's not what I
mean, Mr. senior partner.

I just want you to be happy.

You deserve to be happy.

There's something that I
wanted to talk to you about.

Okay.

I just want you to keep
an open mind, okay?

Well, that doesn't sound good.

I know it happened really fast.

Listen, moving in here
and all of that, I just...

I'll turn it off.

Okay.

Let me take this.

Yeah.

Hey, baby.

I have a secret to share.

Where are you, babe?

I just left the doctor's office.

Is everything all right?

Well, we're pregnant, Roy!

We're finally pregnant!

I thought we...

I know, I know.

The doctor sees this often
with couples that've

been trying for years; once
they stop the pressure's off

and voila, they get pregnant!

Well that's...

That's great news, baby.

Well, you don't sound so sure?

I'm just surprised.

Good surprised or bad surprised?

What was that?

I'm just at the office.

That was Marcie, she
just dropped some plates.

You haven't eaten, have you?

I'm on my way to you now.

Baby, why don't you go ahead,

head to Bella's,
grab us a table.

Meet you there, all right?

Roy, are you sure you're okay?

You don't sound right.

SARAH!!!

SARAH!!

So, how's she doing?

Look, Roy, I've been
looking after your family

for a long time, so I'm going
to be straight with you.

It's been three months.

Physically she's
recovering just fine,

but losing the baby
the way she did,

it's taken a heavy
psychological toll.

I've got to find a
way to help her, doc.

You need to get
her out of the city.

For Sarah, everything
beyond that door

is a reminder of what happened.

Okay, you mean
move out of the city.

Yes Roy.

Take her somewhere quiet,
somewhere she can recover.

Yeah.

Yeah, maybe.

I appreciate it, doc.

You think about what I said now.

I will.

We'll see ya.

Take care.

Hi...

What are you doing here?

I'm sorry, I just wanted...

Just stop! Stop it!

Hi, my name is Sarah Payton,
I called a few weeks ago.

I'd like to set up
an appointment

with one of your investigators.

You can't come to
my house, Dianne.

Are you crazy?
It's not my house.

Left me no choice. You're not
answering my phone calls.

I'm not going to
answer your calls.

It's over.

I can't answer you...

It doesn't have to be like this.

Yes...

it does have to be like this.

Listen to me, I did something
I can never take back.

I'm sorry you had to be a
part of it. I'm truly...

I'm truly sorry that I hurt you.

But I went to Sarah to do
everything in my power...

No! You don't
love her!

Just stop!

I do love her, Dianne.

I love Sarah.

Roy, you got me out of a
horrible relationship once.

Let me...

Don't, don't, don't, don't,
don't touch me... Stop it.

Please, Dianne I'm just
trying to do what's right.

I've already signed over
the apartment to you so...

I don't want the apartment, Roy.

I just want you.

Yeah listen to me, Dianne...

No.

You're not listening.

We're good together, Roy.

I have to find a way
to make you see that.

You don't have to
find a way to make...

You don't have to find a
way to do anything, Dianne.

For Christ's sake.

56 and Park, please.

Hey, are you okay?

Yeah, I just got a
little light-headed

and knocked the vase off
the table, no big deal.

Well, it is a big deal
if you hurt yourself.

Hey, a woman called
looking for you earlier.

What'd she want?

Dunno, she wouldn't say,

all very... mysterious.

Did she leave any info?

Yeah.

It's right next to the phone.

I told her you wouldn't
be home until after six.

So I guess my secret's
been exposed, huh?

Well, I certainly
have some questions.

Just hear me out, please.

Just hear me out.

Sit down.

Sit down on the couch.

What would you think about
getting out of the city,

maybe to Cold Spring?

The little town upstate that we
broke down on our honeymoon?

Yeah.

You loved it, right?

Yeah I did, I do.

Yeah, it would be nice to
get away for a few days.

Well, what if it
wasn't for a few days?

What if we actually moved there?

What about your job,
the law firm...

Well that's one little
conversation I need

to have with you.

I've actually taken
a leave of absence.

Comes into effect today.

Wow.

Can we afford to do this?

We can.

Honey, we can.

And more importantly, I think
we need to do this, for us.

This is a list of
homes for sale.

There's not a lot,

but you definitely do get a
lot of bang for your buck.

Every one of them has a
lot of character...

I know.

What?

I know which one.

Look at this it's amazing.

Look at this one.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah I... I thought the
same thing when I saw it.

Should I call her?

Yeah...

yeah.

I'll call her right now.

There we have it.

I can't tell you how pleased

we are you've decided to
restore the property.

Progress has a way of erasing
small towns like ours.

Yeah.

We like the house pretty
much exactly the way it is.

Sometimes I think
we're too quick

to get rid of the things
in life that get old.

We lose sight of exactly
how special they are.

There are two sets of keys.

I will leave them right there.

I didn't introduce myself.

Tess Burrows, I'm the lawyer
that handled the sale.

Pleasure.

Oh, well, thank you so much
for doing this on a Sunday.

I'm surprised Lisa didn't
show up, actually.

Roy said she was one of the best
agents he's ever worked with.

I'm afraid she's been
involved in an accident.

Is she okay?

Unfortunately...

She died?

She just had a baby
this past winter.

It was a car wreck.

It's odd because she
grew up in Cold Spring.

We all know to slow down
around that bend and...

I'm sorry, this is a happy
day for the two of you,

and I'm putting a damper on it.

No, it's, it's...

I think it's time I
get out of your hair.

It's okay.

I have the final paperwork
back in the car.

I'll walk you to the car.

So swing back by.

Okay.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too.

Take care.

Thanks.

Hey, what was that all about?

She's got a small law firm,
found out I'm a lawyer

and said she'd work for me,
if you can believe it.

So I think I'll uh...

I'll stop by her
office tomorrow.

That's great, babe.

Yeah...

yeah.

Roy.

Roy.

Roy?

Roy!

STAB

Hey... What, what,
what, what??

Sarah? What? What? What?

What is it?

What? Baby, what?

What? What? What?

Hey, hey, hey, hey?

It's okay.

There, uh...

There was a boy.

There was a boy in here.

No.

Baby there's nobody.
There's no one.

Hey, hey, hey.

You okay?

Yeah, I just thought the
nightmares were over, doc.

You know?

She just seemed to
be doing so well.

Was there a trigger of any kind?

Something that would have
stirred up the emotions

surrounding the accident?

Yeah.

Yeah, I can't believe
I didn't remember,

we just heard that
our real estate agent

died in a car wreck
a few days ago.

I can see where that would
have a big impact on Sarah.

Think I should take
her to see someone, doc?

I would give it a few days.

Sarah probably feels,
to some degree,

responsible for the
loss of the baby.

I'm no expert, but I
would say the nightmares

are her way of dealing
with that guilt.

Yeah.

And if the nightmares continue?

Then, Sarah is going
to need some help,

and from somebody far
better suited than I.

Yeah... yeah.

Think I should bring
her back to the city?

No, I think it's
best you stay put.

Let me make some calls,

see if there's somebody up your
way who can check on her.

Yeah, I appreciate it, doc.

I do.

Give me a call tomorrow and
let me know how her night goes.

Yeah, will do.

THUMP

Hey, buddy!

Watch it, man!

Sorry.

Oak Grove Inn.

Hi, yeah, I was supposed to meet
a friend there today for lunch

and I forgot her room number.

Her name is Dianne Hunter.

I'm sorry sir, we can't
give out guest information.

No, I understand, any
way you can just

ring her room for me please?

One moment, please.

I appreciate it.

Sir, I'm afraid we don't
have anyone staying here

by that name.

Are you sure? I'm
almost positive she...

Sorry sir.

I've checked twice

and we don't have anyone
registered by that name.

Okay, okay, thank you.

Uh, pardon me.

Mr. Payton?

Sorry, do we know each other?

Is there somewhere maybe
that we could go and talk?

Right here should be fine.

Okay, you don't know me
so I don't expect you

to believe what I'm saying,

but that doesn't change
the fact that everything

I'm about to tell you is true.

Your wife is in great danger

and you need to get her
out of Cold Spring. Now.

Did Dianne put you up to this?

No, Mr. Payton...

Did Dianne put...

Tell her to stay the hell away
from me, you understand me?

You tell her that.

The nightmares
are just beginning.

Things are going
to get much worse.

If you or Dianne come
anywhere near me,

my family, my house,
I will call the police!

You make sure she
understands that!

If you change your mind,
my name is Erin Potts.

You can do this.
You can do this.

Excuse me?

Ms. Burrows.

Tess, Roy Payton.

Hey.

Nice.

Well, it looks like you've
got your hands full here.

Third alternator since I
bought her back in law school.

Wouldn't it be cheaper

just to have a
mechanic do the work?

Right now every penny counts.

Know what? Can give
me a hand a minute?

Yeah, sure.

Happy to help.

So business is slow, eh?

Well, business has been better.

But I do have this one
opportunity, if you're game.

This big box company wants
to move into the brickyard

and the locals want
a corporate lawyer,

but I don't have any
corporate law experience.

So that's where I come in.

So, what do you say, do you
want to fight the good fight?

Yeah, sounds good.

Maybe tomorrow we can look
over the case and talk finances?

Absolutely, sounds good.

You sure you have this
bolt tight enough?

Heh, go. Home
to your wife.

I'll manage this fine.

There you go.
Talk to you tomorrow.

Yeah.

Hey it's Dianne, leave a message

and I'll call you back
as soon as I can.

Hey it's Dianne, leave a message

and I'll call you back
as soon as I can.

I saw you, okay?
I know you're here.

This thing has gone way too far.

You need to stop it right now,
understand me?

There is no 'us'.
There never will be.

So turn around, go back home,

and get on with your life.

Please.

Excuse me.

I need some goat cheese.

There's six different types

of goat cheese back there.

Do you guys have anything,
like, plain goat cheese?

This should do it.

Thank you.

Yeah, don't mention it.

Excuse me, sorry to
bother you again,

but parsnips... that's
a vegetable, right?

Here you go, four parsnips.

They just look like
white carrots, eh?

Yeah, pretty much.

Well thank you very much.

And one more thing, if you don't
mind, if you have a moment?

You'd best follow me, or I'll
never get any studying done.

So you're not from
around here, are you?

Uh no, New York, actually.

Just moved here, though.

Why the hell would you do that?

I'm just trying to make
a new start, I guess.

Are you hiding from something?

No.
No, I'm not.

I'm just, uh, trying to put some
stuff behind me, you know?

Well, that about does it.

Yeah?

Yep.

Well, thank you very much.
I appreciate it.

So, what are you studying there?

Oh, Pre Law.

I'm taking an online course.

I'm getting into
school next year.

Well, as luck would
have it, I'm a lawyer.

When you're ready to apply,
I'll make some calls for you.

You would do that for me?

Of course. If it
weren't for you

I'd still be standing
at the cheese counter.

Wouldn't want to lose it, right?

Yeah, right.

Babe, I'm home!

Sarah?

Sarah?!

Sarah?!

Sarah?

Sarah?

Sarah?

SARAH?!

I didn't realize somebody
was still in here.

THUMP

Sarah?

Sarah?!

What's all the yelling about?

Hey.

Hey.

Wow, that's quite the reception.

I should go for a
walk more often.

You all right?

Yeah.

There's broken glass,
there's blood on the blanket.

Oh, yeah.

I got a nosebleed.

Baby, you really scared me.

I'm sorry. I'm
sorry, babe.

I should've left
a note or something.

Please, next time.

Baby?

It's okay, it's okay.

Go back to sleep.

Sarah?

Sarah!

Baby, baby?

Baby, baby, baby.

Sarah!

Hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey.

It's okay. Hey, we're
good we're good.

The boy, the boy...

No, no, no, no, no, no.

He broke the glass!

There's no boy.

No he broke the glass and he...

Shhhh!

There's no boy.

It was just a nightmare, baby.
It was a nightmare.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

I really feel I should
be staying home today.

I'm fine, Roy.

Look. It's no big deal.

Why don't you come
with me, then?

No, no. Go.

Go.

All right.

What are you going to do?

Well, I'll probably take a walk.

Don't worry, I'll be
back before dark.

All right.

But keep your phone
with you, will you please?

I will, cross my heart,
hope to die.

Don't say that.

It was a joke, Roy.
It was a joke.

Just don't say it, please?

I won't be long.

You're a terrible liar.

Pft. I know.

Excuse me.

Pardon me. Ex...

What-what-what happened here?

I just uh...

Mr. Payton?

I was hoping to see you at
the station yesterday.

Didn't you get my note?

Uh, I did, sir.

Sorry, but my wife is not well

and I just... really needed
to focus on the family.

Hopefully there's
nothing stopping you

from coming by this afternoon.

Do you mind if I ask what
this is in reference to?

It seems you were the last
person to see Lisa Hill alive,

before her car accident.

So we just have some questions,
pretty standard stuff.

Yeah.

So what happened here?

It's a hell of a thing.

Some son-of-a-bitch
broke in last night

after she closed the shop
and beat her to death.

We didn't find the body
until this morning.

She lived alone.

I've known this
girl my entire life.

I hope to God I'm the first one

to find the bastard
who did this.

Robbery, or...

Yeah that's what we thought.

Just some of her personal
items were taken.

But they didn't take
anything from the register

so I'd say that
makes it personal,

wouldn't you?

Did you know Angela?

No, no.

I uh... she helped me in the
store one time before,

but I wouldn't say I knew her.

Oh. Very
good, very good.

All right, everybody,
that's enough.

Let's show some respect.

Go about your business please.

Come on this isn't
helping Angela, anybody.

Go about your business please.

Show's over.

Excuse me, sir.

Excuse me?

Uh... I don't know if
this means anything,

but I actually gave
Angela my card.

The other day
she was helping me,

she was applying to law school,

I offered to make some calls.

Mighty generous of you
for a girl you just met.

It wasn't long ago I was
applying to law school.

It can be quite the
endeavor to get accepted.

Just a spur of the
moment thing. I just...

Looks like you
weren't the only person

to get caught up in the spur
of the moment last night.

See you this afternoon,
Mr. Payton.

Please don't forget.

Yeah...

Tess?

Tess?

Tess?!

Ah.

Aah!

Aaah!

THUD

Hello, you've reached
Roy Payton.

Please leave a
message at the tone.

Baby, this has gotta be the
6th or 7th time I've called.

Just please call me back
and tell me what's going on?

Oh, never mind, I hear your car.

Can I help you?

My name is Erin Potts, did your
husband happen to mention me?

What is this about, exactly?

I spoke to your
husband yesterday,

but I'm afraid he
wasn't ready to hear

what I had to say.
So...

I'm sorry can I just
come in for a moment?

My husband'll be home in a few
minutes, you can talk then.

It's extremely important
that we talk.

You need to leave right now,
or I'm calling the police.

You're in an incredible
amount of danger, Mrs. Payton.

Please!

It's ringing.

I know about your accident.

I know that you lost your child.

How do you know that?

I just want to help you.

Thank you.

And it's only been
since you moved here?

Started the very first night.

The carvings, he's trying
to tell you something.

He's trying to communicate.

They're just... lines.

To us.
Not to a boy.

You talk like he's real.

He doesn't feel real to you?

So the choking and...
the stabbing,

that's him trying to
tell me something too?

He's trying to make sure he
has your undivided attention.

So how does this work, exactly?

Your guess is as good
as mine, to be honest.

But... you said that
you could... help.

Yes. I do pick up on strong,
very strong, emotions.

But usually, I just feel them.

But sometimes, if the feeling's
strong enough then...

I'll see it as well.

Like my nightmares?

I have never experienced the
level of emotional turmoil,

that I have gone through in
the last couple of days.

And I can't say that I know
where the storm is coming from,

but I do know, beyond
a shadow of a doubt,

that it's heading
directly towards you.

I've been trying to call you.

Yeah.

Baby?

Ah, Mr. Payton.

You didn't make
it in again today.

So, I thought I would
just come by instead.

There's a few things that I want
to clear up, if you don't mind?

Yeah.

Yeah sure.

Where were you last night
between six and nine PM?

He was with me.

Of course he was.

And me.

They were kind enough to have
me over for dinner last night.

What is this about, exactly?

You sure you don't
want to talk in private?

No, I have nothing to hide.

Well, we all have something
to hide, Mr. Payton.

We all have our secrets.

Okay, you know what?

If you've got questions
just get this over with,

if that's all right with you.

All right.

So the passed week, two women
have been killed in this town

and you seem to be the last
person to have seen them alive.

Lisa Hill, your realtor

and Angela, the girl that
helped you at the grocery.

Well, Lisa was killed
in a car accident.

Yeah that's what we thought,
until the medical examiner

discovered she'd been
bludgeoned to death

and placed in the
car after she died.

Okay, just stop it.

Just stop it, will you?

I had nothing to do with
the deaths of those girls

and you know it.
So just stop it.

Are you sure you don't
want to talk in private?

I think I was fairly clear.

I have nothing to hide here.

Well, you said you gave
Angela your business card.

Yeah, I gave her my card.

She was applying to law school;

I offered to make some calls.

There a problem with that?

That's it, nothing else?

I wrote my phone
number on this card.

Everything else was
added by somebody else.

I wrote my phone number and
that's it, you understand me?

So you didn't hit on her,

you didn't have a room
at the Oak Grove Inn?

First of all, I resent
the implication.

I was in the store, she
helped me locate some items,

I was offering to return
the favor, that's it.

See that's odd, 'cause
there's a room there,

room number eleven at
the Oak Grove Inn,

registered in your name.

And we have witnesses
who can put you there

yesterday afternoon.

Is that true?

No.

No, honey it's not true.

I didn't hit on anybody, nor was
I registered at the inn.

It never happened. Was I there?
Yes, I was there.

I didn't even go in.

Who were you looking for?

Christ sake...

Who were you looking for?

Dianne.

I have reason to
believe she's behind this

and actively trying
to implicate me.

And why, exactly, would she
want to frame you for murder?

Baby, I am so sorry.

From the bottom of my heart,
I am so sorry.

I had an affair in New York.

I broke it off three months ago
and she's not happy about it.

I saw her yesterday; I saw
her walking into the motel.

I called the front desk;

they have no recollection

of anybody staying there
by that last name.

This morning I saw her
outside the grocery store;

she was standing there in the
crowd just... smiling at me.

Why didn't you say
anything to me then?

Because it's bizarre
to me, all right?

Because I can't comprehend

how she would do
something like this.

And you think I did
something like this,

and left a trail pointing
directly to me...

I'm an attorney, I know
exactly how this works.

If I had it my way I'd
arrest you right now.

But I need an okay
from the judge,

I won't have that
till morning, so...

Yeah, sure you would.

We'll check out your,
uh, 'Dianne Hunter'.

And in the meantime
don't leave town.

I'm gonna leave you two, you've
got a lot to talk about.

If there's anything
else you think of

that you might want to add...

And as for you,
Ms. Potts,

I hope you know what
you've gotten involved in.

Get the car.

Mr. Payton, I'm sure I
don't need to tell you this,

but you should get
yourself a lawyer.

Baby.

Baby, baby.

Baby, Sarah?

Sarah!

I should go.

First of all, what the
hell are you doing here?

Second of all, what
did you tell my wife?

Maybe you should talk to her.

Just... uh, just sit down and
wait here, all right?

Let me sort this out.

Just sit down.

Baby?

Sarah?

Baby, I am so sorry.

About everything.

Please say something.

Scream, yell, just...

Please say something, honey.

I knew about Dianne.

I saw her that day
she came to the house.

But you never said anything.

I wanted to move on with our
lives as much as you did.

So I let it go.

I forgave you, for us.

I never loved her, Sarah.

I swear to God I
never loved her.

Just, please.

What else are you
hiding from me?

I went to see Tess and
she was dead, Sarah.

She'd killed her like
an animal, it was...

Take off your shirt.

What are you...

Just take your shirt off,
give me your shirt.

Give it to me.

Sarah?

Sarah, where are you going?

Sarah wait.

Sarah!

Please.

You lied to the police about
being here last night. Why?

Because if your husband
is telling the truth,

and I feel he is, then
what's happening in

Cold Springs is tied to the
boy in your nightmare...

Stop it!

Stop it.

Dianne Hunter's what's
happening at Cold Springs,

all right?

How the hell's that
tied to Sarah's nightmares?

I don't know yet. But I
suggest we figure it out

before something awful
happens to your wife.

Sarah please,
please let's just go.

I'm not running from this, okay?

Look, Roy, I'm sorry,
leave if you have to.

But if Erin thinks she
can help me, I'm staying.

You... you better know what
the hell you're talking about.

Last time you let your fear
drive you from your dream.

This time I need you
to fight your fear

and stay with the
boy, no matter what.

Is that dangerous?

No.

You can't get hurt in there.

And we'll be out here

to make sure that you
don't hurt yourself.

Okay.

I'm scared.

I'm not going to let
anything happen to you.

I'm going to go make sure
everything's locked up.

Hey, buddy!

She's asleep.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'll be right up.

Sarah!

Dianne's outside, she's
trying to get in.

No, we need to see
her through this.

What's wrong with her?

We need to see
what the boy wants.

What is... Sarah!

We need to see
what the boy wants!

Sarah, Sarah! We've gotta
wake her up. Sarah? Sarah!

SMACK

THUMP!

Sarah?

Sarah?

SARAH!!

Sarah?!

Sarah?

Mr. Payton.

Open the door, or we're
coming in on our own.

We have a warrant.

Roy, open the door or we
will come in on our own.

We have a warrant.

That's not necessary,
just put the gun away.

Put the gun away.
Put the gun away.

Mr. Payton, I imagine
you know why we're here.

It doesn't have to go
down this way, Mr. Payton.

I need you to listen to me.

She has my wife.

Who?

Who has your wife?

Dianne Hunter has my wife!!!

That's impossible,
Dianne Hunter is dead.

She died.

She died three months ago.

She was mugged near
your house in New York.

That's... not possible.

She...

Stay calm;

I'm going to reach
into my pocket.

I want to show you
something, okay?

We have the prints, the
blood type, dental records.

There's no questioning it,
this is Diane Hunter.

It's over, Roy.

It's over.

We know it was you.

No that's...

From the garage, you parked
your BMW in New York,

the front end smashed in

and it still has Lisa
Hill's blood on it.

It's over, Roy.

It's not possible!

We found Tess in her vehicle
with your fingerprints

all over the trunk.

PUT IT DOWN!!

Put it down! Stand down!

Put the weapon...

PUT IT DOWN
NOW!!!

Down!

NOW!!!

You see?

See, we're doing what
you want, right?

TAKE OUT YOUR
HANDCUFFS NOW!!!

Okay, okay.

Put 'em on.

This might buy you some time,

but it's not gonna
buy you your freedom.

I don't care about my freedom.

I just care about my wife.

NOW YOU PUT THE
CUFFS ON NOW!!

Are you okay?

Call every department
within a fifty-mile radius

and let them know we'll take
whoever they can spare.

And make sure they know he's
armed and very dangerous.

The dogs have picked up his
scent. Shouldn't be long now.

Good.

Chief Upland!

You need to have a look up here!

Sir.

This is unforgivable.

All right, let's
get the word out.

Sarah Payton may still be alive!

You were leading me to him.

HELP!!

HELP!

Somebody help me!!!

Please!

HELP!

WAHH!

What do you want?
What do you want?

You can scream all you want out
here, no one's gonna hear you.

What do you want?

Why are you doing this?

What do you want?
What...

What are you doing?

You know, if you
would have just...

Died in the beginning it would
have been so much easier!

Died?

When?

What're you talking about?

I don't know what
you're talking about!

When I pushed you.

I don't understand.

You see...

You see, if you would have just
died when you were supposed to

then none of this would
have needed to happen.

I don't understand.

You don't understand?

Your husband took what was mine.

So I was going to
take what was his.

No.

But, instead, you
lived and she died!

Your husband must have really
loved you to do what he did,

No, you don't have to...

Killing Dianne just to save
his precious little lamb...

No! You've
done enough!

Please leave him alone!

Just leave him alone!

You see, the little lamb always
hopes that the wolf will change,

but once a wolf always a wolf.

So I'm going to
destroy your husband.

Mhm.

I'm going to destroy him
and everything he loves.

You don't understand!!

Roy didn't kill Diane, I did.

It was me.

It was an accident,
it was an accident.

I didn't try to.

I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.

It was an accident?

I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry!

IT WAS AN
ACCIDENT?!

Roy...

What the hell is going on?

Roy, you don't have much time.

What are you doing here, Dianne?

I want to help you.

Trust me, please.

CRASH!

Looks like he's headed
that way...

He's not gonna pull any tricks,
he's headed...

They've got him!

They got him!

Where?

They've got him surrounded
in the old brick factory.

HELP!!

HELP!

SOMEBODY HELP ME!!!

Sarah??

HELP!

HELP ME, HELP ME!!

Keep talking, baby!

I'm coming!

Sarah?

Don't come here, Roy!

He's waiting for you!

Sarah please, you
got to answer me...

If I lead you to me, he's
going to kill you, Roy.

Sarah!

Sarah?!

Sarah?

He knows you're coming!

Don't come!
Roy please...

I'm sorry!

I love you.

Sarah?

Talk to me Sarah!
Please!

It's you, Frank.

I know it's you, buddy.

I know all about you.

I've got it all
right here, Frank.

Assault and battery,
assault with a deadly weapon.

You know, Dianne said
you were a real loser

but I had no idea
how right she was.

Because it also
says, right here Frank,

that you had a
child with Dianne.

Would have been
four years old, Frank.

Would have celebrated
his fourth birthday.

If it weren't for the fact that

you beat that child into a coma.

It's you!

Isn't that right, Frank?

ISN'T THAT RIGHT,
FRANK?!

Frank!

FRANK!

WHERE ARE YOU,
FRANK??

Sarah?

ROY!

What did you do to him?

We must all reap what we
sow in this life, Sarah.

Ain't that right, Roy?

Let her go, Frank.

She has nothing to do with this.

Nothing to do with this, huh?

No! Stop it!

Stop it, stop it,
stop it, stop it...

Sarah, tell Roy what you did.

Come here, come here,
come here...

I said, tell him what you did...

OKAY!

OKAY!!

Okay, okay, okay.

Dianne died because of me.

Baby, she died because of me.

And here, all long,
I thought it was you.

NO!

Stop it!

No please!

Please stop, please stop...

Baby, what's he talking about?

Tell him.

Sarah?

Tell him what you told me.

TELL HIM WHAT
YOU TOLD ME!

I am, I am, I am, I am, I am...

Dianne is dead because of me.

Uh, I'm sorry I must
have the wrong address.

Don't come back here again.

That's right.

I know who you are.

What you are.

Well, I guess I can tell you
what I came here to tell Roy.

What might that be?

That he's here because
he feels guilty,

not because he's in love.

When he realizes that,
I'll be waiting.

SMACK!

Arrgh!

I'm ending this
once and for all,

I'm calling the police!

Call Roy instead, I'm sure he's
had his fill of crazy!

Get out of my house!!

THUMP

It all happened so fast.

And then... I dragged
her body into the alley.

I took her purse and her phone,

I wanted the police to
think it was a mugging;

I didn't know what to
do, baby. I'm so sorry.

I didn't know what to do.

I took everything
and I covered it up.

I got rid of everything.

It was an accident, Roy.

It was an accident; I
never meant to hurt her.

I never meant to hurt her.

I'm so sorry.

It's okay.
It's okay...

I never meant to hurt her.

Because now the lamb
has become the wolf.

UGH!

No...

Sounds like we have
company coming.

My, what little tales
we'll have to tell, huh?

Huh, Roy?!

Oh baby.

Oh baby?

That's it, Roy.

Go ahead.

Make a break for it, eh?

I'll be right behind you.

Frank... I think there's
somebody here...

that wants to talk
to you, Frank.

What the hell are
you talking about?

Don't you want to
talk to me, Frank?

Roy, no!

You're not a murderer, Roy.

You're the only one in
this room that isn't.

You shoot me, all these murders
are going to stick to you.

No Roy, no Roy.

You've got a day, and so
does Sarah's secrets.

Do you know why the wolf
eats the lamb, Roy?

It's because he can.

Roy, NO!
Don't do it!

BANG

Drop the gun!

I'm unarmed!

Oh my God!

Are you hurt?

No!

Somebody untie her, make
sure there's nobody else.

Okay.

Stay on that.

Roy!

Roy!

It was...

It was Dianne
Hunter's ex-husband.

I tried to tell you,
but you didn't listen.

Chief, over here.

Can we get some medical
help in here please?

You may not be guilty, Roy.

But you sure as
hell ain't innocent.

Jason?

Hi.

Hey.

Hi.

How'd it go?

Looks like all the charges

are gonna be dropped first
thing in the morning.

It's over.

Yeah.

He's...

Mhmm?

He...

NURSE!

NURSE!!

He just... He just blinked, baby!

Nurse!!

Nurse!

Hello?

Mommy loves you.

Do you think he's going
to be happy with us?

I think we're all gonna be much
happier from here on out.