Nanny Killer (2018) - full transcript

Hardworking student Kate takes a well paying summer job as a nanny at a winery to offset tuition expenses. Soon she realizes that something is off with the children she cares for.

[Child's voice]
I'm coming to get you!

[Laughter]

Ring around the rosies.

Pocketful of posies.

Ashes, ashes...

We all fall down!

Six weeks in Rome, again!

I don't know what my
parents think has changed.

Seriously, looking at piles of
rocks gets old after a while.

Do your parents
need another daughter?

Because I'll go.



Yeah, my mom
would love that.

I thought you were
working again this summer?

Yeah, if
I can find a job.

You have two jobs!

On-campus jobs.

They don't offer full-time
hours during the summer.

Wait a second,
I've got it!

What?

Actually, this
could be great.

What is it?

My dad's friend
is loaded.

He has this place up
north, on a vineyard,

it's incredible.

He's got two kids, which means
he needs a nanny this summer.



A nanny? Me?

Well yeah, but...

It's basically
the same thing.

Plus I think the little
girl is learning French

and you've tutored
French, right?

Oui, trois ans, ma chérie.

Perf!

You'll love it, and I promise
he'll make it worth your while.

Plus, I'll basically
force him to hire you.

I don't know...

It's a couple of kids,
how bad could it be?

Hi, I'm Kate Jordan.

My friend called and spoke
to Mr. Martell about a job?

Ms. Jordan!

I'm in the conference room.

Take the executive elevator,
the code is 1318.

Okay.

In fact, when my wife
passed away last year,

it was Starlee's
father who helped me

through some of
the worst of it.

I'm very sorry
for your loss.

Look Kate, I'm going to
be away more than usual

this summer,
thanks to an overseas merger.

I need someone to
look after my kids.

You know I'm not
a professional--

I know you're not,
but Starlee says

you have babysitting
experience.

Well, yes--

And you tutor French?

I do.

I've already been through
three professionals already

and none of them were a fit.

But now that I've met you,

I think my children
are going to love you.

Well, what are their names?

There's Jack, our prince.

He loves everything from
archery to piano solos.

He's a gentleman
and a prankster.

And our princess, Rose.

She's an artist.

She wants nothing more than to
live in Paris one day and paint.

So what do you say?

I feel like I can trust you.

The job is yours.

You just met me--

I know, but my gut tells
me you'll do a terrific job.

And my gut is never wrong.

And... in terms
of compensation?

Oh yes!

How does twenty thousand sound?

Twenty thousand dollars?

Too low?

No, it's...
that's perfect.

Good afternoon.

You must be Katherine.

I'm Ms. Grey,
the housekeeper.

Yeah, Mr. Martell
told me about you.

And please, call me Kate.

Of course.

Here, let me help you.

No it's okay,
I got it.

Thank you.

The other two girls
made me carry theirs.

I like you already.

Thank you.

down in the wine cellar.

The tunnels run for
half a mile underground.

In your room...

Wow.

When can I meet
Jack and Rose?

Jack is still away at
school for a few more weeks.

But Rose is in her
room across the hall.

Why don't you
introduce yourself?

I know she's dying
to meet you.

And if you have any
questions about anything,

don't hesitate to ask.

I'm here to help.

I will,
thank you, Mrs. Grey.

[Child humming in background]

[Door knocking]

Hi!

Hello!

Are all of these yours?

Yeah, do you like them?

I love them!

You're very talented.

Merci bo-koo.

Tres bien! That's very good.

Je m'appelle Kate.

Comment appelez-vous?

I only know "please" and
"thank you."

That's okay.
We'll work on it.

Thank you.
What's her name?

Hey, what's happening
in this one?

Oh, that's me and
Jack playing a game.

Well that's fun.

Is he letting you
out with that key?

No...

Locking me in.

It was hard to breathe.

I didn't like that game.

[Alarm beeping]

Dinner time!
Are you hungry?

I'm starving.

I'll show you the way.

Okay.

So, you know Miss Kine?

Starlee?
Yeah, we're roommates.

Ms. Grey doesn't like Starlee.

That's not true.

I just think she ought
to pay attention

when people are
talking to her

rather than looking
at her cellphone.

Ms. Grey is probably right.

Ms. Grey thinks that perhaps

it's time for coffee
and dessert.

How about that?

And while I'm doing that, Kate,

why don't you tell me
about your experience?

What was the last
position you held?

Well, when I was at school,
I had two jobs.

and the other was volunteering
at the health center.

Sounds like you know
the value of hard work.

Have you any family?

No.

They're all gone.

I had a sister.

But she...

drowned last year.

Oh.

Well, I'm sorry to hear that.

Rose?

I polished all the
spoons this afternoon.

And I know you saw
me polishing them.

Now I'm going to
ask you this once.

Have you stolen
one of the spoons?

No.

Rose!

Tell me the truth.

I didn't take it,
I promise!

Why don't we all look for it?

That sounds wonderful.

Rose, why don't
we look for it?

Okay.

And Kate, why don't
we look upstairs?

Okay.

You don't think
she took it, do you?

I think children
aren't always angels,

and if you give them an inch,
they'll take a mile.

They need boundaries,
discipline.

What does that mean?

Oh, I'm sorry.

I assumed, with the
way that you said that,

that you must have
children of your own?

I do not.

But I do know these
children as if they were.

And I know when
they're lying.

Rose!

Please come up here!

I didn't take it.

You know what the penalty
is for lying...

no dessert!

Hey...

I wouldn't worry about it.

Grey's a hardass,
but she means well.

And if she gets angry,
it'll blow over fast.

Remember: you're in charge.

Am I?

When it comes to the kids, yes.

You're the nanny.

[Flight boarding
announcement in background]

I just feel so bad for Rose.

She seems so sweet.

We're boarding,
I gotta go.

I'll call you again soon.

Ciao, bella!

Okay, have a safe flight.

I'm sorry if I scared you.

That's okay.

I just thought I
locked the door.

The door is wide open.

You're probably just
getting used to this place.

There's a lot of
history in these walls.

Yeah, that's
probably it.

Is there something you needed?

Mr. Martell sent
us both an email.

Oh, he did?

"Forwarding you this
from Jack's school.

This is his third strike."

It seems that Jack
is being dismissed.

"I trust you'll be able
to handle this matter

until I join you at
the end of the month."

"At the request
of the school board..."

"For the safety of the
other students..."

This sounds serious!

Or like an
overzealous faculty.

Jack is certainly rambunctious,
but he's far from dangerous.

This says he may have
pushed a classmate

down a flight of stairs.

That the boy was
almost paralyzed!

"May have." I imagine
a snotty place like that

doesn't know how to
work with a boy like him.

When you meet him
tomorrow, you'll see.

Jack wouldn't hurt a fly.

Welcome home, Jack!

Thank you, Ms. Grey.
It's great to be back.

Oh, and I brought you this.

There's no need to spoil me.

Well, not just you.

Hello, Miss Jordan.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

You can call me Kate. And
I've heard a lot about you.

Just the good parts, right?

Come along, Jack.

You look like you could
use a good home-cooked meal.

What are they
feeding you these days?

Owww!

What happened?

The flowers...

May I see?

Owww!

It's okay, it's just
the roses have thorns.

It's funny, mine
didn't have any...

♪ Piano playing ♪

[Clapping]

Excellent, Jack!

You've improved so much.

I stuck to my practice,
like you said.

What did you think, Kate?

I thought it was very good.

Just "very good"?
That's all?

It's certainly was the best
version of The Entertainer

I've heard from anyone your age.

Rose?

Why don't you join Jack?

You both play so
wonderfully together.

Let's play our duet!

Go on, Rose.
Play...

♪ Piano playing ♪

Isn't he such a
little gentleman?

He's very gifted.

I think the other boys
are jealous of him.

That's why Curtis
caused all of this.

Curtis, the boy
who's accusing Jack

of pushing him
down the stairs?

Oh yes, he's had it out
for Jack for a long time.

Jack won team captain over
him and he has never let it go.

♪ Piano playing ♪

♪ Piano playing
stops suddenly ♪

Keep playing.

I said, keep playing!

♪ Piano playing ♪

You don't want to talk to him
about what happened at school?

Oh, not tonight, no.

I don't want to
ruin his homecoming.

They're so happy.

[Loud crash,
followed by crying]

Oh my God!
What happened?

Jack smashed my fingers!

I didn't!
The cover slipped!

I barely got my own
hands out of the way!

Rose, is that
what happened?

Jack, why did you
hurt your sister?

Now, just a moment.

Isn't it possible that
Jack is telling the truth,

and Rose is lying just
like she did last night?

You two please
go to your rooms.

I need to speak with Ms. Grey.

Now, please.

Look, I know you've
been here longer than I have.

But I also know what
I've been hired to do,

and I'm going to do it.

You said it yourself that
children need discipline

I think his father
should know.

I knew I liked you.

You don't take any guff.

So do whatever
you like about Jack,

but remember that Mr.
Martell is a very busy man.

Then, if you deem
it still necessary,

we can call Mr.
Martell. Together.

Why don't you
come in, Kate?

How's Rose?

Lucky.

Nothing's broken,
just bruised.

I've told Ms. Grey we should
get that keyboard cover fixed.

Are you happy to be home?

It's fine, I guess.

I heard that there was
some trouble at school

with one of
the other boys...

Curtis?

Not from me,
there wasn't.

Jack, he's still
in the hospital.

He said you pushed
him down the stairs.

He wants to keep
me from winning

the Archery Cup next year.

Why?

Because he knows
I'm better than he is.

I just want you to know that
I'm here to look after you

and your sister,
and I just want

to start things
off on the right foot.

I want you to feel
comfortable around me.

Okay.

Kate?

Sleep well.

When are you coming home?

I'm just finishing up
my work here in Japan.

I should be back
for Jack's birthday.

I can't wait to see you.

How's the new
nanny working out?

She's très bien!

That's great,
did she teach you that?

Oui oui!

You are doing so well.

Is Miss Kate around?
Can you put her on?

Hi, Mr. Martell.

How are things going?

It's going well.

There are some
adjustments, of course.

But everything is great!

Great.

Look, I had Ms. Grey set
up an interview appointment

for Rose at Chilton
Academy this Friday.

I can't make it,
but I was wondering

if you could
sit in for me?

Me?

You'd be doing
me a huge favor

and you'd really
be helping Rose out.

The appointment is at 1 PM.

I'm sending it
to your calendar.

[Cell phone buzzes]

I got it.

[Voice in background]
Mr. Martell, we need you!

Look, I've got to go.

If you have any questions,
just ask Ms. Grey.

She knows how everything
works around there.

And if she's not there,
just use your best judgment.

- Thanks!
- Okay.

Goodbye princess!

Bye daddy!

Come on,
let's go find Jack.

Sleep well, Kate?

She has some cakes
she wants you to taste.

Have you ever shot, Kate?

Uh, no.

But Ms. Grey really
wants you in the kitchen.

Why don't you try?

Okay.

So you hold this
in this hand,

then you take
an arrow here...

Yeah.

Put it right there.

Pull it back, and...

Let it go!

I want to try.

That was the last arrow.

Here, why don't you
guys go gather them up?

And I'm gonna let you shoot once
I find out what Ms. Grey wants.

That sounds good.

Be careful, please.
Watch out.

Josephine!

Oh my God!

What do you think?

I like it.

What's the matter?

You could have really hurt us,
and why did you do this?

I've never seen that before.

Don't lie to me!

What is that?

This was Rose's favorite toy.

Until she gave it
to me as a present.

And I found Jack using
it as target practice!

Jack...

Why would I want
to shoot at that?

I gave you a chance.

But you've shown
me who you really are.

Oh...

And what's that
supposed to mean?

You're grounded.

No phones, no computer,
no video games.

You can't do that!

Oh yeah? Watch me.

What are you doing?

Exactly what I said I would.

I'm going to call my dad!

Please do.

Ms. Grey, she's
taking all of my stuff!

Katherine, is this
really necessary?

I told you he was with me.

And he says he
didn't have any arrows.

So who was shooting then?

I don't know.

Maybe one of the
workers was having fun?

But I don't think it was Jack.
No one was hurt.

Don't you think
you're overreacting?

I'm in charge
and he's grounded.

But I need my stuff!

What you need to do is start
thinking about an apology

for me and your sister.

Come on!

Okay...

I think it's working.

Whoever finds these,
whoever is watching.

I'm recording this
because I'm not sure

if I can trust my own thoughts.

I'm afraid that there's
something wrong with Jack.

That look in his eyes,

I don't know where
it comes from!

it's almost like
he wants to kill me.

Dr. Bartlett, he knows
more than he's telling.

But as much as I try, I
can't get him to talk to me.

I don't know what to do.

Dr. Bartlett?

Yes?

My name is Kate Jordan
and I work with the Martells.

I'm their nanny, I tried to call
earlier, but nobody answered.

Oh, sorry about that.

I can't hear the phone
out here in the garden.

Come on in.

What can I do for you?

I found these papers
at the Martell's.

But they don't really
make sense to me

and I was just wondering if
you could help me understand.

Oh, these are
just blood tests.

They determine a
patient's blood type

in case there was ever
need for a transfusion.

Nothing out of the ordinary.

There's also a DNA test.

And I was wondering if you can
tell me anything about that?

Do you know why Mrs.
Martell had these done?

Tell me, what's
your interest in this?

I'm just trying
to understand.

Understand what?

A few outbursts,
temper tantrums.

Well he's a boy.

It comes with the territory.

This is different.

And I know that Mrs. Martell
had concerns about Jack.

This is really
a private matter.

I don't think I should be
discussing this with you.

Well, I can call Mr. Martell

and get his consent,
if that helps at all?

Mrs. Martell came to
me just before I retired.

She was upset.

She thought Jack
wasn't her son.

So I wanted to ease her mind,
and I administered the DNA test.

And it came back
100% positive.

Now, I really have to
get back to my gardening.

But doctor, this just--

Young lady, I'm retired.

I would like to
be left alone.

Okay.

Can I help you?

This car, it used to
belong to a freind of mine.

Same license plate.

Elizabeth?

You knew her?

I work with her kids.

Oh, wonderful.

Welcome to Wine Country.

I'm Joseph Donovan.

Kate Jordan.

Nice to meet you.

You too.

How did you know her?

I did some carpentry work for
the Martell's a few years back.

It's terrible, what
happened to Elizabeth.

Falling down, hitting
her head on that rock...

Crazy accident.

Yeah.

I'm sure you've got your hands
full taking care of those kids.

At least you
have help, right?

Yeah, she's a tough cookie.

I think it's good
that you're there now.

You'll be able to give those
kids what they've been missing.

And what's that?

Love... and attention.

Well, I've
got to be going.

Well it was nice to meet you.

give me a call.

You've got my number.

I'll keep that
in mind, thanks.

Sure.

What do you think
you're doing?

Playing a game.

You went into my room?

I didn't mean to,
it's just...

What?

This game was the last gift my
mother gave me before she died.

We used to play
together every night.

I'm sorry if I upset you, it's
just, it meant a lot to me...

I'm not upset.

I'm not.

You just can't go
into other people's rooms.

And I told you,
you were grounded.

I left everything
else in there.

I didn't even take
my phone or my laptop.

But this...
it's different.

You can see why, can't you?

Yes.

But still...

I'm sorry.

What if I forget what to say?
What if I mess up?

You won't.

And I'll be there right next
to you the whole time, okay?

Come on, we don't
want to be late.

We have an interview
at 1 PM for Rose Martell.

I don't see it here.

Oh, here it is.

I see what happened.

Your interview was moved
to earlier this morning

and you didn't show up.

What?

Yes, I have it here.

Last night, you
called and adjusted it.

I didn't call.

What's your name?

I'm Kate Jordan,
I'm the nanny.

It says it right here:

Kate Jordan,
rescheduled 8:30 AM.

It just doesn't
make any sense.

Mr. Martell said the
appointment was at 1.

I have it on my calendar.

Then what happened?

Somebody switched it.

But who?

I think it could
have been Jack.

It might be one
of his tricks.

I hardly think so.

Look, Katherine.

It's not the
end of the world.

But I think we should
inform Mr. Martell

and see what he says.

I can call him.

No, no. I should do it.

It's my responsibility.

Look, this is a long shot,
but I have a friend.

Someone who knows the
headmaster at Chilton.

Perhaps I could
give her a call?

That would be amazing,
would you?

Of course.

[Humming]

[Screaming]

[Loud crash]

[Humming]

What's the matter?

What are you doing?

Making a sandwich,
want one?

No, it's the
middle of the night!

I got hungry.

Were you in my room?

Why would I be
in your room?

Just answer the question.

I have my own bedroom!

Did you see anyone else?

In here?
Are you crazy?

What is going on?

Hi, Ms. Grey.

Kate's acting weird.

Is there a problem, Katherine?

Yes and he was
singing this song.

Jack, get back to bed.

But I didn't do anything.

Now, Jack. Go.

these past few days.

You missed the
interview at Chilton --

I told you--

I know. Someone
changed the time.

But now you're
accusing Jack

of being in your bedroom?

I know what I saw.

I was in your room
earlier today cleaning.

The medicine cabinet
was open and I saw

some of the anxiety
medication that you're taking.

Something having to do
with losing your sister?

That's private.

You're right.

It's none of my business,
I'm sorry that I mentioned it.

It's late.

And I think we
could all benefit

from getting a
good night's sleep.

I'm sure you'll feel
better in the morning.

You're probably right.

Yes.

What's this?

That's your room.

That's Jack.

Jack?

Yes, he's playing
hide and go seek.

When was this?

Last night.

It was last night?

This is important.

Did you see Jack playing
hide and seek last night?

I saw him in the hallway.

Looks like you
could use a break!

Why don't we
show it to her?

It's not too far from here.

It's part of the estate?

Woo!

Higher! Go higher!

Okay, don't let go!

I won't.

Jack, are you going
on the Big Swing?

Actually, I was going to
suggest that you give it a try.

I think I'm a
little old for that.

No you're not, I used to push
my mother in it all the time.

And she was a
lot older than you.

Then what're you waiting for?

All right.

Have you ever
done this before?

Why don't we make
a little bet?

You stay on longer
than 30 seconds

and you'll never have
trouble with me again.

And if I don't?

You'll give me back my
phone and my laptop.

At least for the weekend.

Deal.

Ring-a-round the rosies...

Pocket full of posies...

Ashes, ashes...

We all fall down.

Okay, Jack...

Ring around the rosies...

Jack!

Jack!

Ashes, ashes!

Can we slow down a little bit?

Thirty-one seconds!

Miss Kate, are you alright?

I think it's broken.

Okay, go to the car.

You got away with
a hairline fracture

across the radius,
that's it.

It should heal in
the next few weeks,

but you should wear
this for a few days.

You don't have to
worry about that.

Does it still hurt?

Yeah, a little bit.

Ms. Grey just called.

Did you tell
her what you did?

I told her there
was an accident.

I'm willing to look past
this if you keep your word.

Remember what you said?
"Thirty seconds."

A deal is a deal, Jack.

A deal is a deal.

No more misunderstandings.

No more misunderstandings.

We are so glad
you could all be here

But I have been so
impressed with Jack's ability

to handle the adversity
and rise to the challenge.

And I know his mother
would be proud

of the young man
that he's becoming.

Let's raise our glasses.

To Jack!

[Everyone]
To Jack!

Let's go!

Kate, over here!

Duty calls.

Okay!

Hey, nice one!

Miss Kate,
are you okay?

I just got a little dizzy.

Time to fly it up.

Watch this! Ready?

Here it comes again!

Stop it!

Cut it out,
I'm serious!

What's wrong
with your voice?

Had too much to drink?

Look what you did!
Stupid girl!

Jack...

Get out of my way,
you're drunk!

Come back here!

I'm gonna get you!

Jack, where
are you going?

He did something to my drink!

Jack!

Jack!

Stop, Jack!

(Mr. Martell)
Jack, what's going on?

Don't touch me!

Are you okay?

He pushed me.

He pushed me!

No I didn't!

Nonsense, you're drunk!

Go to your room.
Go to your room!

I think someone took
my medication

and mixed it in
with my drink.

I don't know how, but
what I experienced today

was a textbook case
of an alcohol reaction.

How can you be sure?

I counted the pills, I
know how many I had left.

At least three or
four were missing.

And you think Jack did this?

Ridiculous,
he's just a child.

I'm sorry, but the
only pattern I've seen

is Katherine making
false accusations

and exhibiting
complete incompetence.

That's not true!

She's accused Jack of
breaking into her bedroom,

on an old swing.

Jack told me it was
part of the estate.

Again, Jack's fault.

And now today, you saw
how she behaved at the party.

She made a drunken
fool out of herself

and she even
blames that on Jack.

Look, I saw
Jack push Kate.

Ladies, that is it!

I know what I saw.

Mr. Martell,
it's not just me.

Mrs. Martell thought there was
something wrong with Jack, too.

She was afraid of him.

I found this in my room.

It was hidden in my dresser.

I'm sorry, I tried to get
in touch with you, but--

I was traveling.

I'm recording this
because I'm not sure

if I can trust
my own thoughts.

I'm afraid that there's
something wrong with Jack.

It's almost like
he wants to kill me.

She never told me
about any of this.

I know Ms. Grey
disagrees with me,

but I truly believe that
Jack is a danger to Rose.

And if he isn't
removed from this house,

I fear for her life, too.

Preposterous!

Enough!

I will take Jack
with me in the morning.

There's a military academy
up north that I attended.

And it is past time!

Edward!

It will crush him!

I'm his father, Ms. Grey.

And I will do what
I think is right.

I know this is
going to be hard,

but it's what I did
when I was your age.

And your grandfather, too.

But I don't want to go!

I understand.

But I believe in you, son.

I know that you
can work through this.

It'll make you stronger.

Dad, please!
I'm afraid.

Don't be.

Get your things together.

We'll leave
bright and early.

What a day.

I think you made
the right decision.

I fear that my
being lax with him

may have spoiled
his character.

Thank you, Kate.

I know that dealing
with Jack isn't easy.

I just want
Rose to be safe.

And I want to reward
that work appropriately.

I'm adding a $5,000
bonus to your compensation.

But...

But what?

I missed Rose's interview.

That can be rescheduled.

Look, my work
overseas is done.

I'll be in San Francisco
the rest of the summer,

so if you need anything...

I'll call.

You're really making
a difference with Rose.

I mean that.

She's a very talented girl.

She's her mother's daughter.

Good night.

Promise?

Promise.

Jack.

Isn't there something you'd
like to say to your sister?

I'm sorry for
the way I behaved.

Very good.

Do well, Jack.

This is another chance.
Don't waste it.

This is a new
beginning for you.

It will be alright, Jack.

And when I do,
she won't be here.

Let's go!

Goodbye, Ms. Grey.

Are you alright?

Yes.

I'm just...

tired.

Look, about last night.

I wanted to apologize.

I think with
everything going on...

I got a little emotional.

I said some things
I shouldn't.

I just need you to
know that I'm sorry.

Thank you,
that means a lot.

Does that hurt?

How about here?

No.

Okay. Rotate it for me?

In fact, I think you're
healing way ahead of schedule.

So I can lose the sling?

Only if you promise me
that you'll take it easy.

I promise.

Okay.

Can I ask you something?
Your medical opinion?

Of course.

So, I have these medical
records on the children

and I'm just trying to
figure out what they mean.

Okay well, let's see.

These are blood tests.

This is the mother,
AB positive.

And this is the father,
also AB positive.

This doesn't add up.

It says here that
the child is O.

That's probably why
she ordered the DNA test.

And it's a
perfect match, but...

But what?

What do you mean?

This company,
CDC Diagnostics.

This is who we go through
for a test like this, but...

There's something
wrong with this form.

Here, look.

Okay, here.

Look at this.

Okay, see the clear
difference in the two forms?

This one has a
different format.

And in this one, the
data is in the wrong place.

So you're saying
it's a forgery?

Looks that way to me.

Yeah, we worked together
before he retired.

And was he...
honest?

He's wonderful.

A great doctor.

[Door knocking]

Dr. Bartlett?

[Door knocking]

Dr. Bartlett!

Yes?

You didn't tell me it's
impossible for two parents

with AB positive blood to
have a son who's type O blood.

Where did you hear that?

From your colleague,
Dr. Goldman.

She's wrong.

She also told me that
these DNA reports,

they look like forgeries.

is she wrong about that, too?

She showed me another
test from the same lab.

The format doesn't match.

So either she's lying,
or you are.

Young lady, I
don't have the time

or the inclination
to debate you.

You believe what you want.

I've moved on,
and so should you.

I can't.

I've taken care of Rose
Martell for the past month.

And I've seen how loving
she is, she's perfect.

But her brother,
there's just--

There's something wrong.

And I need to know
the truth for her sake.

I'm sorry.

With a different doctor.

[Phone ringing]

Ms. Grey?
The phone!

[Phone ringing]

You were right.

About the DNA test?

About everything.

When can we talk about this?

Can I come over there
tonight and meet you?

No, not tonight.

Tomorrow.

There's a little cafe in
the town, just off the square.

Could you meet at 11?

Yeah, I'll be there.

Thank you.

Hello?

Hello?

[Taser shock]

[Screaming]

You've been hit with
enough electricity

to short circuit
your pacemaker.

That pain you're
feeling in your chest

is your heart trying to
pump blood to your body.

But it can't...

Oh Dr. Bartlett, if
only you could have

been this quiet all along.

[Door knocking]

Dr. Bartlett?

Dr. Bartlett?

Elizabeth Martell...

The child was delivered...

died moments later...

[Cell phone ringing]

[Gasp]

You were meeting
him for coffee?

He never showed.

So you came here?

I was hoping to
speak with him.

One of the children
that I take care of.

Bartlett was his doctor.

How did he die?

Looks like a heart attack.

If you'll just
sign this statement.

Yeah.

Thanks, we'll be in touch.

[Knocking gently]

You found it!

I know what you did.

What are you talking about?

I know you
murdered Dr. Bartlett.

Murder?

You must be
out of your mind.

I found your
earring at his house.

What?

I was there this morning.

He was supposed to
meet me for coffee,

but he never showed.

And then I found him dead.

Well I'm sorry
to hear that.

Dr. Bartlett was...

a friend.

I saw him a
couple of days ago.

That must be
how I lost that.

Why would I
murder Dr. Bartlett?

Because he was going to
tell me the truth about Jack.

What truth?

That he's not
Elizabeth's son.

Oh, Katherine...

Not this again!

well, it's disturbing.

The same night that
Elizabeth gave birth,

a newborn was abandoned
at the hospital.

Where did you hear that?

Bartlett kept a personal log

of all the patients
he ever worked with.

It's right here.

It says that Elizabeth's child
died shortly after it was born,

and Bartlett hid
it from the family.

He substituted
the abandoned child

and they never knew.

Jack's not their son.

And you killed him to keep
him from telling me the truth.

But why? Why?

Have you spoken
with Mr. Martell?

Yes.

I called him,
he knows everything.

I'm sorry Katherine,
but that's a lie.

He's been in
meetings all day.

I have his schedule.

I left a message.

I think your time as a nanny
in this house is just about up.

Give me your
phone, Katherine.

I can't have you
bothering Mr. Martell

with this nonsense anymore.

Why would I be mad at you?

Ms. Grey always gets mad
when I'm playing here,

but my drawings are all over
the floor of my room, so--

Please, shhh!

We need to leave, quietly.

Why, what's going on?

Rose, please!

We're playing a
game with Ms. Grey.

Rose?

Katherine?

Okay, come on.

Tip toe.

Shhh.

Come on!

[Cell phone ringing]

Hurry!

Good afternoon,
Mr. Martell.

Also, is Kate there?

She called earlier
and it sounded

like she was worried
about something.

Oh... uh...

She just left
a few minutes ago.

Went into town for dinner,
but everything's fine.

Nothing to worry about.

All right, I'll try
her later, Ms. Grey.

Not a problem, sir.

Where are we going?

What's happening?

I don't know...

Rose, hang on, okay?

What's the problem?

Kate? What happened?

Look, I'm sorry but
do you have a phone?

Not on me, I left
it back at the house.

I can give you a
lift back to my place

and you can call whoever
you need from there.

Oh God yeah, please.

Who do you need to call?

The police.

Oh wow, is it serious?

Yeah, it's really serious.

Look, I'll tell you about it
in a minute, let me just get--

Kate, no!

Oh good, you're awake.

Where's Rose?

Don't worry about Rose, my
husband's taking care of her.

You can't lock me
in here, let me out!

Husband? You mean Donovan?

You know too much, Katherine.

About everything.

[Finger snap]

Pay attention when
I'm talking to you!

You know, they say
there's nothing more powerful

than a mother's instinct
to protect her children.

This isn't about me,
it's about my son.

Jack.

The abandoned baby.

So I dropped the
baby off at the hospital,

hoping that someone would give
it a better life than I could.

I'm sorry.

It was the most painful
decision I ever made.

Leaving him there...

Hearing him cry for me.

But I told myself
it was for the best.

[Baby crying]

But I didn't count
on what happened next.

Dr. Bartlett was just
coming off a 36-hour shift.

Getting ready to
deliver Elizabeth's baby,

but he was tired,
he made a mistake.

The baby died, but he
didn't tell the Martell's.

Instead, he
gave them my baby.

He gave them Jack.

I was tormented
about what I had done.

But then I decided
to get sober.

And the only thing keeping
me alive was the hope

that one day I would
see my son again.

So I searched the newspapers
and I discovered

that the only boy that was
born in the hospital that night

was the Martell's son.

You're not gonna get me!

And when I finally saw
him for the first time...

I knew he was mine.

How did you get
to be so fast?

Jack.

And you started working
for the Martells.

I told you: a mother will do
anything to protect her son.

Even murder?

I had no choice.

Elizabeth knew too much.

But why did you
have to kill her?

We couldn't lose everything.

What do you mean?

This.

Jack's inheritance.

If it came out that
Jack wasn't her son,

he would lose
it all and then--

Where would that leave me?

This is crazy, the
police will never--

The police will know
what I tell them.

They'll know that
a young woman,

who was suffering from
nightmares and delusions,

who was seen in a public
stupor at Jack's party,

fell into a depression.

And after consulting
with Dr. Bartlett,

you flew into a rage,
and you murdered him.

What?

No!

And then you took
your own life.

By overdosing on
your medication.

Shhh, it's okay Katherine.

It won't hurt.

Well, at least
not for very long.

What the--

You won't get away with this.

No?

Well who's going to stop me?

Bartlett's dead.

Elizabeth took her
secret to the grave.

And Rose will soon
find a very tragic end.

And then, well,
when the timing's right,

Edward will
suddenly die too.

And then finally, all
of this will be Jack's.

And mine.

You're sick...

Oh actually,
that's going to be you.

Once the pills kick in.

She's gone.

What?

Rose!

Well she couldn't
have gone very far.

Let's go find her.

Don't move, Katherine.

See?

Where is she?

The gate's open, come on!

Rose?

Come on out,
you little angel.

We're just playing a game.

Rose?

Quickly, find something
to cut me out of these

before they come back.

Yeah, that's good.

I know the way
to the neighbors.

I can get my truck,
drive down a click or two.

She couldn't have gotten far.

Rose is in the house.

What, how do you know?

Because she's smarter than you.

It's just over here,
through the canyon.

Let's go this way.

Stop!

Katherine...

Don't make this more
difficult than it needs to be.

Down here, come on!

Service entrance on the
bronze hook: get the key.

Is there another
way out, Rose?

No, I'm sorry.

That's okay, follow me.

Rose? Kate?

What?

Katherine?

There's no way out.

[Bottle shattering]

Donovan?

Drop the bottle!

Please, let her go!

Drop it Katherine, or
we'll change the narrative

a little bit and instead
of poisoning Rose,

you'll snap her neck!

No no, I'm putting it down.

I'm putting it down, okay?

Now that's more like it.

Thank you, Katherine.
Now back it up!

Into the catacombs, slowly...

Rose...

[Speaking French]

What are you saying
to her Katherine?

What did you
just say to her?

[Speaking French]

Oui!

Katherine!

Daddy!

You little--

It's the end
of the summer.

I have to go back to school.

Come here.

But your dad's here.

And you know what?
I talked to him.

And he's going to work
from home from now on.

No more long trips?

No more long trips.

And now that your father
has custody of Jack,

he'll get to spend
more time with him too.

That's you, and that's me,
and that's us in Paris.

I hope we get to go!

If you practice your French.

Je vais.

Rose! You're going
to miss your brother.

Come on down.

It's alright, I'll
be right there, okay?

I've made new friends
and the food is pretty good.

Well I'm glad to hear it.

You know, back in my day,
the food was not great.

And Rose,
I made you something...

It's a painting,
you like it?

It's okay.

I've been using my free time
to practice my painting skills.

Maybe when I get back, you
could show me a thing or two?

Sure.

They don't let us
use bow and arrows here.

Well, I spoke with a
professional counselor

and I spoke with
Sergeant Bannister,

and they both agree that
spending some time at the

Academy over the next year
will be the best thing for you.

I want to come home, now!

They won't let me use
my phone or my laptop!

And there's no computer
games here anyway!

I think for now, we'll,
we'll just stay put.

Okay, buddy?

No, please daddy...

Please let me come home.

Please I'll be good,
I promise.

Time's up, cadet.

I want to thank you
again, for everything.

Are you sure you're
gonna be able to manage?

Well, the business should
be able to run itself now.

And really my
place is here.

With Rose.

Well if you need
someone next summer.

How do you feel about Paris?

That's up to her.

Okay, come here.

I'll see you soon.

See you soon.