Saviors (2018) - full transcript

They all think
we're good people.

Sure, we question it sometimes

but isn't it funny how we always

come to the same conclusion?

I'm not perfect but all
things considered I am good.

Some of us even imagine
that we're anointed

by the universe for
some greater purpose.

Truth is we're prisoners

in bodies we hate, in
minds we can't escape,

evolved to suffer
until we give up

on the fantasy of
what we could've been.



We're like pool balls,
huddling together

until hit by forces
outside of our control.

A series of ricochets as
we crash into one another,

locked in a clumsy, predictable
existence with no way out.

Unless we take control.

Get away, get away, get
away from this gentleman.

I would get out of here, sir.

What are
you doing here today?

Yes, we came here today

to march peacefully
and non-violently

for the rights of
white Americans,

getting the message out
that white lives matter

and we came here in peace,

we came here to
march non-violently



and we were attacked
by an angry mob.

Several of us were injured,
we did not retaliate.

Our only goal was to exercise
our First Amendment rights

and get the message out
that white lives matter

and that white Americans
are being marginalized

by the system in
place and their voices

are being drowned out
and we need to be heard

just like everyone else.

I hate it when
you make me wait.

I hate it when you make me wait.

I hate it when you make me wait.

I love the sound
of your voice.

Sing something for me, baby.

Come on, a little
Celine, a little Whitney.

I don't think this
is the time for Celine.

Really, what do you
think it's time for?

Let me see you, baby.

Such a pretty girl.

Do you remember when
you played Out of Line,

your junior year of school,

your voice brought
everyone to tears.

It just brought you to tears.

I'm everyone.

You know what I miss
more than anything?

What do you miss?

- Your jokes.
- My jokes?

As terrible as they are.

My jokes are not terrible.

They're awful.

They are hard learned.

No, go
on tell me a joke.

- Tell you a joke.
- Tell me a joke.

- Okay, just one.
- Just one.

What do you call a white
guy who's at a party dancing

then he falls over
and has a seizure?

I don't know, what?

An improvement.

That's terrible, that's
really not even a funny joke.

That's a good one!

You're very cute telling
it, tell me another one.

Alright, what's
white and 12 inches?

- I don't know.
- Absolutely nothing.

Where did you hear that?

From the
ladies in the back room,

that's where I get all my jokes.

What do you think we're
doing back there, playing?

Sinners, sinners!

No, when I wanna pray I sit
up front so God can see me.

Why can't you go home?

You know you don't
have to look for me?

You know what today is?

Six months.

I know that man you've
been worrying about,

he's been having you on
hold for a really long time.

You best stay clear of him.

I don't like your
attitude, Mia-Elise.

Give it to me.

What are
you talking about?

You know what I'm talking
about, give it to me.

When was the last
time you were home?

Mia-Elise, out of there!

You know what?

I think sometimes you don't
want me talking to you at all.

Maybe I won't, maybe
I'll just sit here.

What do you think?

Is that gonna save
the day, baby?

Hey good looking,
long time no see.

What are you doing here?

Aw, did somebody get up

on the wrong side
of the car today?

Come on, let's have a chat.

Meet you on the front porch.

You know I'm not
completely incompetent,

I have this under control.

Yeah, well six months
and I still haven't seen

any new information
from you so...

These things take time.

Did you get that
video I sent you?

Yeah, it's rough.

That's probably the
worst I've seen in years.

How you holding up?

I mean.

Why do I get the feeling

that you're hiding
something from me?

'Cause you're paranoid.

Look, I gotta get going, so.

Listen, I thought the
plan was that you were gonna

set this up for me,
I bring in the color

and then put in a
good word for you

so you can get
your old job back.

This is not about
my job anymore.

What is this,
about your mother?

We're gonna find
what happened to her.

I'm gonna find
what happened to her.

I'm gonna do that.

Listen, I'm tired of
doing things your way.

Here.

What am I gonna do with this?

Listening devices.

I need you to swap them
out for the existing ones.

Then I can keep track of
everything that goes on.

Keep one on yourself too just
in case I need to find you.

Okay.

You need to trust that I
know what I'm doing, okay?

I know how to look at him.

I know when to talk, I know
when to shut the fuck up,

I'm good at this.

Yeah, do you have
any new information for me?

I'm so close.

What is taking so long?

I know you think you have
everything under control

but I was in the
field for two years.

I know that you don't like
to build rapport with people

but it's important, especially
in this particular situation

so why don't you just
chill the fuck out, okay?

Hey!

I'm not the bad guy here.

Dude!

I care about you, okay,

I just don't wanna
see you getting hurt.

Put the lighters
in play, alright?

Okay.

You're welcome.

Come here, come
talk to your Mama.

This thing, this meet up,

don't go down that street.

Don't go in there.

I didn't work all my life.

Baby girl, I love you.

- What's the password?
- Fuck off.

Yeah, nice to see you too.

It fucking smells
like farts in here.

Catch, bitch.

Housebroken,
like you're housebroken.

Fire, fire.

She caught her dad
fucking some beaner

and just burnt the
whole place down.

I didn't hear this one.

- Is that true?
- Is that true?

You fucking suck, dude.

What do you think?

I don't think you did.

Here we go, here we go!

Does anybody know
where Bryce is?

No, he's
late, he's late.

He didn't text
anybody or call anybody?

Oh, he
didn't text you?

Shut the fuck up.

Loser!

What do I do, do I drink it?

Whoa, no, whoa, whoa, whoa.

I said I remember my first beer.

You fucking chump.

How long have you
guys been drinking?

Not long enough.

I been drinking all day

because I've been sitting
here doing nothing.

Yeah, 'cause
you're a shithead.

You can't keep
your mouth shut.

Well I caught
the fucking news.

And you can't stop.

The news, what you
know about the news?

Oh shit, you got
a fucking role today?

Yeah, it
was in prime time.

What the fuck was
that, was that like a dragster?

They had a whole God
damn interview on the TV.

Yes, okay.

I'm standing here on the corner
of Fourth and Washington.

It was supposed to
be a peaceful protest

from white supremacists.

- Shut the fuck up.
- Exactly.

A peaceful protest
from white supremacists

that happened to turn violent.

We are standing
here with a witness.

Please come over
here, miss, miss,

Sharon, come here,
Sharon, what did you see?

"Well, I saw the gentleman
walking down the street

"and it was actually
quite beautiful.

"They looked very nice
and they were clean cut,

"they were very tall and
they were perfectly fit."

Sharon said this,
shut the fuck up.

Sharon is fucking there!

And Sharon, what happened then?

Well, someone ran out in the
street and they threw something

and then it turned violent

and then someone was hit
over the head with something.

Shut up, God damn you!

Fucking God!

Henry, Henry, Henry!

Why does it always end
with his dick coming out?

Don't worry.

- See that?
- No, dude.

Who's turn is it?

Who's fucking turn is it?

You got the last one.

Hey, no, no.

Okay, I'm so sexy, baby.

Our little secret.

- Just once.
- Okay.

Did you say yes?

Whoa, shit!

There's been
a twist in the story!

Okay, alright.

Whoa, they're
gonna scissor.

Boys, I am officially hard.

I officially came.

I was hard then it
went down, now I'm back.

Okay, alright.

Don't let her push you off.

Come here baby,
you're giving me dick cramps.

Woo!

Dick cramp.

What the fucking hell?

Let's start the party!

How you doing?

What's up, brother?

I hate it when
you make me wait.

Do you?

So what happened?

Surprise butt sex.

I did a little press, you
know, got this mug out there.

And we're here today
for white Americans

getting the message out
that white lives matter.

Alright, alright, calm
down, happy anniversary.

Not now, not now, you got it?

I got a present for you too.

You got a present for me?

Yeah, a present.

Is it diamonds?

Come here, you.

No, you come here.

Not like that, no!

I really don't like it
when you don't text me,

that fucking pisses me off.

I like when you get bossy.

You look tired.

I look tired, yeah,
that's what I get.

No, in like a real good
sexy way you look tired.

Like the Brawny man.

The Brawny man.

- Six months.
- Six months.

You feel different?

Mm-mm, not really, do you?

You seem different.

Let's see this present.

All right, sit down.

Okay, so this present
comes in two parts.

Part one.

The box, okay
if I rip it open?

This is pretty.

You know what that is?

Yes I do.

You ready for the second part?

But wait, there's more.

Let's see it.

So basically that just
breaks down my lineage.

My family came over here
from the Netherlands

and as you can see.

You are 100 percent
European decent.

Your ancestors were
the first to establish

a continuous presence in what
is now the United States.

I'm pure.

I know.

Do you understand
what that means?

Mm-hmm.

A responsibility.

You're gonna stand next to me.

Yeah.

You're gonna be my queen.

Yes.

Let's make a fucking baby.

Hold on, hold on.

What?

You have to take the test.

You want it in writing?

I don't want it in writing,

we can frame them and put them
side by side over the mantle.

- Right there.
- Oh yeah, right there.

I'm gonna spit in this thing?

Yeah.

You're disgusting.

Hey.

We're ready.

You ready for your gift?

Yeah.

- Put your shirt on.
- Okay.

You might wanna hurry,

they're not gonna wait forever.

- Here you are.
- Fix my hair.

Tell 'em to wait, go on.

- Ready?
- Yeah, no.

Fuck it, let's go, let's go.

I'm running late
but I can call out.

Yeah, go on your shift,
okay, I'll see you after.

Oh, nice touch.

Thanks.

Alright boys.

What's up, brother?

They said it
was gonna be a surprise,

I didn't know you
got two niggers here.

Ready babe?

You like your gift?

It's perfect.

Check it out boys,
he's never looked better.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Unwrap it then!

What's up
with their faces?

They're niggers.

Never seen one up
close before, right?

God!

What does it smell like?

Ebola.

Horrendous,
filth, pure filth.

This is for us, you and me.

What about us?

It's go time, boys.

This is like a
quince-fucking-nera!

Here we go boys,
all up in your eyes!

Video, hold on, hold on.

I gotta roll tape, roll tape.

Let's find out who
the fuck you are!

- Contestant number one.
- We're rolling.

Contestant number
one, who are you?

Take a wild
guess, gentlemen.

I have no idea.

This is Pastor Reynolds.

Congratulations,

welcome to the show
Pastor Reynolds.

You got something
to fucking say?

You got something to say?

The floor is yours.

He's shy.

Stay strong, brother.

Jesus Christ, can't even
talk to the fucking host,

he's gotta talk to the
other fucking nigger.

We come in peace.

You don't like me, do you?

You would like to
hit me, wouldn't you?

Do it, hit me.

Vengeance is mine
saith the lord.

Vengeance is mine

and I'm the fucking
devil, nigger!

Always with it.

God have mercy on your soul.

God have mercy, Jesus Christ,

you talk like a fucking fuck!

God have
mercy on your soul!

Shit!

Woo, that
was fucking legit!

Did you see that?

Contestant number two,

let's find out who
the fuck you are!

This one happens to be
my personal favorite.

Oh okay.

Mr. Frederick!

Frederick,
Mr. Frederick.

Fucking Frederick.

Also known as Domino, nigger
journalist extraordinaire.

You gonna write
a story about us?

See this nigger, Domino here,

he's been leading that
nigger lives matter movement

since he got, I can't
even fucking say it!

Nigger lives matter,
nigger lives matter.

You got the power now, boy?

You know
him, you know him?

He's waiting for us.

Take a look, nigger.

Take a fucking look, nigger.

This one's defiant, boy!

Stiff neck.

I guess he only moves his
neck when it's on a cock.

All right, step back.

- He's not gonna speak?
- Shut up.

Fuck!

You know what, I want
this to be special.

I wanna do it like James Bird.

Who the
fuck is James Bird?

Jesus Christ, are you kidding?

A few years back
our boys in Jasper

offered a nice man on a helm,

pretty soon they like
the smell of him.

Naturally.

So they chained him
behind their truck,

dragged him six miles
down a country road,

bones breaking,
flesh peeling off,

is that what you want?

That is some
sick fucking shit, Blaze!

Fucking James
Bird, I like that!

Let's do it, we do it?

Let's fucking do it, boys!

Get him up!

Shit, shit, we got a live one!

You surprise me every time.

- You coming?
- Yeah.

Let's go.

Here we go.

Careful.

That's a sweet sound.

I'm so fucking excited,
I'm so fucking excited.

I been at the house
all day doing shit

and I now I find out
what you're getting at.

Would you calm down?

Henry's gonna
finally get his shot.

I love this kid.

That's what I'm
fucking talking about!

All damn day I
don't do anything!

Hey, are we locked up?

- Let's go, boss!
- Lock and load.

You wouldn't
last three seconds.

You're loud, you're
obnoxious, you're dumb.

Yeah, go on, go on.

You're a fucking Jack
Russell terrier piece of shit.

At least he
didn't say chihuahua,

then I'd really be offended.

Fucking wiener dog.

The point
is to stay quiet.

Obviously you have no
fucking concept of that.

Stay fucking quiet?

What the fuck
happened out there?

Tell me what you saw.

It was a march, I get that,

but no one was saying anything,
no one was fucking singing,

there were no chants.

Say what you want about
those fucking faggots,

at least they're proud
of what they are.

Are you defending them?

He's defending faggots!

You just don't
fucking get it, kid!

See this nigger right here?

Nobody knows we have him!

And no one will.

Except the council.

You see he's our ticket
in the tightrope.

See the show we've given
that we're doing tonight?

They let us in on
official communications!

About time.

It's their insurance policy

just in case someone here
decides to bitch out.

I'm looking at you.

The fucking march, that's
just the beginning.

You fucking get it?

Boys, I must be
dumb as doggy shit

because I don't know what the
fuck you're talking about.

- Of course you don't.
- Jesus Christ.

Tell me what
you saw on the TV.

I saw you guys
walking down the street

- and you're acting like...
- Like what?

Like a bunch of pussies!

I saw a nigger like this hit
Price over the fucking head

with a two by four.

And what were the good
people at home thinking?

Hmm?

A month from now you're
gonna see marches like this

in cities all over the country.

We might take a beating or two.

We mourn our brothers and
sisters we lost along the way.

Every channel in every home,

good white people will
finally see what we see.

They'll know that unless
they do something,

these fucking boot
lip motherfuckers

are gonna rob us of
everything we own.

It's the fucking Planet
of the Apes out there!

Helter skelter!

And niggers like this
will run the world.

And then we fight back.

Only when there's no other
option but to defend us.

On top we're a
peaceful flower,

underneath, a serpent
ready to strike.

You get it now, you dumb dumb?

Look, people give these cops,

they give these cops
all this fucking flack

for shooting these niggers,
maybe for good reason,

but we're gonna give them
all the incentive they need

to keep pulling that
fucking trigger!

Frederick!

Domino.

Domino, do you get
what the fuck we're saying

in that stupid
fucking head of yours?

Is this getting into your
fucking nigger brain?

It's a
really small brain.

Let me break this down for you

so you can understand.

There's gonna be no
more fucking rain dances

and there's gonna be
no more friendship,

because you, you're just
fucking alligator bait.

See, I have a dream,

and that's that one
day all your people

will be thrown on top of a
mountain that burns white hot.

And those bodies will be burning

and that burning will
serve as a beacon,

a beacon for future generations,

to let them know
that this country

is on its way to greatness.

Tell me, Jimbo,
what do you think?

Alright, alright.

I'm just getting started.

It's like a fucking
dog with a bone, man.

I think he's fucking
trying to say something.

Speak bitch!

And though the way
grows darker still,

shadow by silence on the wing,

with great defiance
in my throat,

I pierce the
darkness with a note,

and I can sing.

This
motherfucker's crazy!

I go not over the broken past

and I dread whatever
time they bring,

no night is dark,
no day is long,

when in my heart
this was the song

and I can sing!

The fuck is that!

We don't speak nigger, son,

you're gonna have to
translate it for us.

He wants to
sing a song for us.

His last fucking words
are a fucking song.

I'll play you a
cotton picking song.

Sing for us.

Sing!

Is this
fucking Broadway?

What else you
got to sing, nigger,

what else you got to sing?

That it, for you to sing?

I'm the one that kills you.

Hey cut it out,
cut it out, we're here.

I think he
thinks he means it, man.

Shh, the
boss said shut up.

Sorry, boss.

I'll pull up here,
should be enough room.

Wanna drive?

I'm fucking ready,
I'm so fucking ready.

- Have some fun.
- Okay.

We're putting
you back in the chains.

Sit fucking still!

Fuck!

Drive!

Put the fucking gun down!

Put the motherfucking gun down!

I'm not fucking with you,
drive this fucking van!

Okay, I'm driving!

I'm driving the fucking car!

Put the fucking gun down!

You said you're
not one of them?

You sat there while
they fucking killed him!

So who the fuck are you?

Your wallet and your ID,
it's back at the house?

Are they back at the house?

I don't give a
fuck about that.

No, if they're back at
the house they'll find you.

No, no, I don't care,

whatever, if that happens
I'll fucking deal with it,

just fucking drive this van.

Oh yeah, did you
fucking deal with it now?

We're going back to the house.

We'll get your shit
and get out of here.

No, no, no, there's something
you're not telling me.

Why you wanna go back so bad?

They took my Mom.

She was a patient at,

she was a patient at the
hospital and there was this nurse

and she kept looking at
us and paying way too much

fucking attention and
one day I was leaving

after bringing my Mom soup

and there was this
fucking van was there,

it was parked right
out-fucking-side.

The next day I got a call
that my Mom was missing

and somebody said she
could've walked out by herself

but somebody told me
they saw someone push her

out of the hospital and
I saw this fucking van!

Look, I'm sorry for whatever
you're going through, okay?

But listen to me,
I'm fucking done!

You don't
get to be done.

How long do you
think it's gonna take

before somebody
fucking picks you up?

Look, I'm sorry.

I am, I'm sorry.

He was my pastor.

I have known him my whole life.

He was the coach of
my Little League.

No!

If I go back with you
we're taking him with us.

We can't take him with us,

they'll think we did it.

I don't care, okay, I'm not
gonna leave his body there.

You need your proof
or whatever, right?

Okay, well I need mine.

I'm not just gonna
leave him there.

If I leave him there he
disappears, I won't do that to him.

Okay, I'll help you
load the body in this van

then you can take it
wherever the fuck you want

but it's not gonna be long
until someone runs the plates.

Yeah and what happens to you?

I could give a fuck
what happens to me.

We have to get those
chains off of you.

We're here.

What are you looking for?

Things bad enough for you yet?

You gonna save the day
with that little tude?

What are you looking for?

I'm not in there.

Shut up.

Baby
girl, let's go home.

Let's go home, you gotta
have some kind of sense here.

I'm not in there.

Nobody needs a
magical black lady.

Magical, am I?

Shut up!

I don't believe
in magic either.

But you gotta believe in
something that makes sense.

You're all about science.

Go home!

Fuck.

He's gone.

The fuck?

Special
Investigator Tillman,

please leave a message.

Pick up your fucking phone!

Who was that?

So why were you in there?

I don't understand,
are you a cop?

I'm not a fucking cop,
just shut the fuck up, okay,

and keep your voice down.

Just give me some
time to fucking think,

I'm gonna take
you somewhere safe

and then we figure
this out, okay?

Get in the car.

What, this is their plan?

March in these cities
and kill these people?

They're not gonna get far.

What, you're gonna
stop them, is that it?

Phoenix, Philadelphia, Boston,

you're gonna be in
all those places?

So if you're not a
cop then what are you?

I was an analyst,
it's different.

The last time I was
in a car with police

they were taking me in for
a crime I didn't commit.

I was supposed to go to college.

My little brother, he got
into a lot of dumb shit.

And one day the police,
they raid our house,

looking for him,
looking for the drugs.

It's my little brother,

I'm not just gonna let my
little brother go to prison

so I step up and say, no
it's not him, it's me,

I'm the one you want.

Done, they don't even
ask another question,

just throw me in
handcuffs, take me off.

Doesn't matter if
they were right

as long as one less black
kid is off the streets...

There has to be more to it
than that, sounds complicated.

They didn't just pick
some random kid up,

they picked you up.

Yeah, okay.

Yeah, you get the
struggle, right?

You know what it means
to be black in America.

Yeah, you know about
black Wall Street?

Huh, you know about Tulsa?

So a long time ago a
lot of black Americans

moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma.

And this is obviously during
the time of segregation

so the city is divided.

There's a white side
and a black side

and the black people can't
shop at white-owned businesses

because of laws prohibiting
them form doing so.

So what do the black people say?

They say you know what, fuck it.

We'll keep our money, we'll
make our own businesses,

we'll survive and you know
what ends up happening to them?

They actually end up making
a very thriving community.

There's a happy ending, right?

Except for a few years later

a giant race riot takes place

and in a matter of
hours the entire city

is burned to the ground.

42 square blocks, gone,
done, in a matter of hours.

And you know who was
part of all this?

Yeah, the KKK had
their hand in it

but you know who else was there?

Just regular white people

who heard what they were
saying and said mmm,

that's a good fucking idea!

We should do that!

But no, nobody knows about this.

It's not in textbooks,
it's not taught in school,

you don't see it on fucking
Buzzfeed, no, no, no, no, no.

You know why, because
journalists ignore it.

City officials, they
sweep it under the rug.

You wanna come at me talking
about you know something,

man, that right there
in the very definition

is white privilege.

No, 'cause you
don't know about it,

you don't need to know about it,

it doesn't effect your life,

you get to go home
at night and say oh,

it's probably more complicated,

there's probably
more to the article.

No, but you know
everything there is to know

about being black because
you probably voted

for Obama, right?

Probably have a hip hop
album, fuck you, man.

Fuck, what the fuck is that?

What, what's wrong with you?

Look behind us.

What the fuck, what the fuck,
what the fuck, what the fuck!

Just take it
slow, just take it slow.

Just drive.

If this is them, I'm
ready, pull over.

Fuck!

Just
some stupid kids.

Fuck.

Yo, just
watch the road.

Fuck.

Tell me what happened
at the rally.

You heard
your friends, you saw...

I wanna hear from you.

I don't know.

Fucking
tell me what happened

at the God damn rally!

Yo, shut your fucking mouth!

I told you, I don't
fucking remember.

That's why I was walking
with Pastor Reynolds.

We were going home.

We stopped to get some
waters at a gas station.

I go inside, I come back
out, he's not out there,

so I cut back
through they alley.

I think maybe he's
just reading scripture

to some homeless lady,
he usually does that

and when I get in there, I
hear a noise, I turn around,

something hits me
and next thing I know

I'm waking up in the
back of that van.

Looks clear.

I'm sorry about
what happened to your Mom.

What was her name?

Lynnae.

Just keep an eye out for me,

I'm gonna let you know
when to come inside, okay?

Is this her?

Leave it.

This is where you grew up.

Can I just take a
look at your face?

I'm just gonna shine
this in your face, okay?

Fuck.

Sit down, I'm gonna
grab the first aid.

So what happens now?

We wait.

I got it.

Tell me
about that poem.

That's nothing.

Tell me.

For a while, I didn't know
where it came from or anything

but I was walking
in from the yard

and a couple of guys
came out of nowhere

and started beating
the shit outta me.

One of 'em almost broke my head

and the guards
that too me inside,

they told me I had a letter.

So I open it up and
there's this poem inside.

And though the way
grows darker still,

shadow by silence on the wing,

with great defiance
in my throat,

I pierce the
darkness with a note.

I read that shit every night.

Not everybody was
that big into poetry,

I'm not saying I still
am but that poem,

that poem takes me somewhere.

Where
does it take you?

In the woods.

In a log cabin.

My grandma, she's
sleeping on the couch

and Family Feud is on the TV.

It's like around that
time of Thanksgiving

and I'm outside on a deck
in slippers and a robe

looking at one of those tin
mugs with hot cocoa inside.

I just listen to the wind
goes through the trees.

That sounds perfect.

So what about you?

Where would you be?

Where would I be?

New York in a little apartment,

nothing fancy but there's
this jazz band downstairs,

all the regulars know
me because I come in

and I play my music.

I'm on stage and I'm
singing something I wrote.

Just that feeling, so nice.

And then when I'm done
this guy buys me drinks

and we flirt until closing

and then I think about
taking him upstairs

and sleeping with him
but I probably don't.

It's great.

Alright,
let's hear what you got.

Fuck off.

No man, come on, we're
in New York right now.

We're at Tiny's.

♪ So now ♪

♪ Won't make it today ♪

♪ You're on the highway ♪

♪ Taking the long way home ♪

♪ Slowly but surely ♪

♪ You're on your way now ♪

♪ You're on your way
down to your town ♪

♪ Won't make it today ♪

♪ Won't say you're sorry ♪

♪ Won't even call
to say you're late ♪

♪ And she waited
by the front gate ♪

♪ With the smile on her face ♪

♪ And she waited
and she waited ♪

♪ Never made it again today ♪

Fuck, just stay here.

Where the fuck have you been?

- Sorry.
- Fuck.

- Where is he?
- What?

Stop fucking around.

What the fuck are
you talking about?

That jog your memory?

Where the fuck is he?

You've been helping them?

This entire time you've
been helping them?

Hey easy, easy.

- You okay?
- Fine.

Get his gun.

- They don't want you.
- Shut the fuck up.

They still think
you're one of them.

I'm protecting you.

Get back in the house, get
back in the fucking house!

This little game of
yours ends tonight.

Listen, do you have the body?

Yeah, follow me.

I'm counting
on you with this.

Right, I'll take
care of this mess.

Will you go handle
your coos in there?

Listen to me, I
know this hurts.

Tonight this kid made
the ultimate sacrifice

for us, for his
fucking brothers,

and we can't let
that be a waste.

That guy's in that house

and he's not getting away
with this, you hear me?

You fucking hear me?

I want you guys to
go around the back,

let her put a hurt on me,

don't wake the
neighbors, you hear me?

Let's go.

I admire your courage, Blaze.

But I'm the one who
cares about this country.

I'm the one who cares about you

so we're gonna save you
from these criminals

and immigrants who take
without a second thought.

I'm gonna save you
from this guilt place

that they've crippled you with.

Got him!

Bring him to the living room.

This guilt that has turned
you against your people.

You see they understand
power, Blaze.

And they're not
afraid to take it.

So that's what we're doing.

We're smarter than them, Blaze.

We're playing the long game.

We're cops,

lawyers,

or nurses,

CEO's,

and we're everywhere.

The fuck down!

Please.

What happened to you, Blaze?

Don't do this.

And Tillman brought you to me

and I was supposed to
make an example with you.

Don't do this.

Do you know what
happens to a race traitor?

Look at me.

You know what we have.

You know our love.

Come here.

Come here!

Open your mouth.

Open your mouth.

Open it.

Who did this to you, Blaze?

Who did this to you?

Look at me.

Tell me about it.

Tell me.

The boy is done.

Hey.

You okay?

I said are you okay?

Go get your shit.

I've got you.

It's okay.

It's okay, come
here, I've got you.

It's okay, baby girl.

You're home.

It's alright, now.

Is that him?

Yes, baby.

You're a terrible liar.

We have to put hate behind us.

No, we have to put
hate in front of us.

No baby, no.

So what now?

Life is over.

Hey.

Your life's not over.

You just have a new one.

The next one is in Phoenix.

Hey, hey, look at me.

It's just you and me, okay?

Yeah, okay

It's just us now.

And that's
how it all started.