Split Image (1982) - full transcript

Young man is sucked into an unnamed religious cult by beautiful girl and gets increasingly under the mind control of the cult leader. After his parents fail in their efforts to talk him out of it, they hire a guy who kidnaps and then de-programs him.

[ man gasping ]

[ sighing ]

[ music playing ]

[ panting ]

[ panting ]

[ exhales ]

Chorus:

D-R-A-Y-T-O-N!

Dray-Dray-Drayton!

[ applause ]

Boy:

Come on, Danny,

you can do it.

[ cheering ]

[ cheering ]

Good job, Danny!

[ chanting ]

Who owns this town?

Who owns this town?

The people say

we own this town!

We own this town!

'Specially day!

[ shouting ]

[ applause ]

See you later?

Oh, okay.

[ everyone cheering ]

[ dog barking ]

Chad, darling,

this time try to get it

just a little bit closer

to the door.

Just a nice easy,

nice easy toss.

That's much better, dear.

You're doing better

all the time.

[ man speaking on radio ]

Morning.

Yeah.

Man:

See that goddam

newspaper yet?

That kid...

10:00 in the morning.

You know, I'd like to read

the morning newspaper

in the morning.

What are you doing here?

What are you doing in here?

You're not supposed

to be in here.

You know that.

Mom told you that.

Get out of here.

Get out of here!

I had a newspaper route

when I was a kid.

A lotta papers, too.

Nobody got their paper

past 8:00 A.M.

I'll bet you used to walk

20miles to school

in the driven snow, too.

Woman:

Uh-huh. Fifty.

- The most beautiful

woman in the world.

- Good morning.

Sean, whatever happened

to your paper route?

I farmed it out.

I get 50%

for using my head

while the other guy

uses his feet.

Holy Moly!

Sean, over there,

it's an enormous

candy bar.

- Hey, give me that back.

- There you go.

So how did you two boppers

like that rock and roll

concert last night?

Don't remind me.

It was enough

to have experienced it.

Fabulous.

Danny and the Juniors.

[ singing ]

♪ Rock and roll

is here to stay ♪

♪ I dig it to the end

♪ Rock and roll...

Your mother loved it.

Danny, there are

four blue socks

that don't match

and two brown

in your laundry.

I've never seen that woman

before in my life.

It's not my style to play

possessive neurotic mommy

but if you lived at home,

wouldn't happen.

We all know that socks

do not get lost

in this house.

You know,

your Mother's right.

I mean, it's not the money.

It's kind of ridiculous

to have this big house

and that beautiful room...

All right, wait...

wait a minute...

time out, time out.

Who was it that gave me

the big speech

about needing a little space

away from home,

something to grow up in?

You know, independence?

No, that was the speech

that Kevin gave to Mom

when he bought you

the car.

The speech about you

living at college

was when a person

turns 17...

Sean, my cherub,

why don't you stop

trying to be

the family historian?

What about your major?

Any decisions yet?

What...

what about my major?

I don't even know

what I'm having for lunch.

Okay, pal, relax.

No pressure.

Just a question.

Oh, I'm late.

And I have to open

the store.

Danny, would you do me

a favor, please,

would you take Bounder

to dog school for me?

Poor old

high-strung Bounder.

He needs

an imported trainer.

How did dogs know

how to be dogs

before dog school, dad?

I don't see anything wrong

with having an expert

train your dog.

Except we're all going

to have to learn

to speak Japanese.

Listen, Mr. Matsimoto

is a genius

and we are very fortunate

that he let Bounder

into his dog school.

I don't believe you said that.

I don't believe

I said it, either.

No, actually Mom's right.

Mom's right.

Because I was just speaking

to Mr. Matsimoto yesterday

down at Doggie Dojo.

He said to me,

[ Japanese accent ]

"Mhaaaaaaa!

"Your dog, Mr. Stetson,

is doing very poorry.

- I get no support from home.

- [ all laughing ]

Rack of disiprine

must be severry punished.

Prease Mr. Rookery

in Doggie's face.

Prease again, prease again.

If no work,

hit the doggie

in the face!

Hit Mommy in the face.

Hit whole entire famiry

in the face.

Only solution to probrem."

[ mother laughing ]

Man: Hey, Danny, you remember

that blonde next door?

Danny: Uh-huh.

- Yeah, the one who was...

- Hey, Danny, what's

going on, man?

Hi, buddy. Ow.

- Can you lend me 20?

- What?

- 20. Can you lend me 20?

- Here, I'll give you a 20.

- You're great.

- There you go.

Thank you.

Get you back next week.

Get a new shirt

or something.

[ indistinct chattering ]

Hello.

Hi.

You having a good day?

Who knows?

I know.

You know.

That's fantastic.

Don't you want to know

what kinda day it is?

[ sighs ]

Sure, I'd love it.

It's a great day.

God, you...

you're really beautiful.

I knew I was right

about you.

Right about what?

I don't know.

Have you ever had the feeling

of being connected to someone

in a way that goes

beyond understanding?

Okay.

Look...

My name is Danny.

Danny Stetson.

I think

I'm in love with you.

Are you interested?

[ chuckles ]

All depends on

what you mean by love.

I'm willing to spend

the rest of my life with you.

After we live together

on a two-week trial basis.

Don't say anything.

We'll rent

a small furnished room.

I'll pay for the food.

You supply the quarters

for the Laundromat

and we'll split the grass,

the gas and the light bill.

Sounds romantic.

Do we have a deal?

- No.

- No?

But I'd like you

to get to know me better.

I'm trying.

[ chuckling ]

I know what you're trying.

It's not getting

to know me.

I always thought sex

was a nice way

to begin a relationship.

Okay...

[ both laughing ]

You go to school here?

No, I work down the block.

I raise funds for

a community service project.

I like that.

What's it called?

Community Rescue.

Here.

Anytime you want to,

call me and come by.

[ indistinct chattering ]

My name's Rebecca.

Call me.

[ music playing ]

Can't handle it,

he shouldn't drink.

There's a discussion

after the film.

Man on film:

There he goes.

Man on walkie-talkie:

Can you boys hear me?

Yeah, yeah, we got you.

He's got him a biggie.

Maybe we oughta ask

for a raise.

[ laughing ]

Little levity.

It's no use, Jekyll.

I've done nothing.

I'm Dr. Jekyll.

I'm Dr. Henry Jekyll,

I tell you.

I've done nothing.

[ reciting ]

You're looking

for a man named Hyde.

Hyde.

I am Dr. Jekyll,

Henry Jekyll.

I'm Dr. Jekyll

I tell you!

I tell you,

I'm Dr. Jekyll.

Dr. Henry Jekyll.

[ gunshots ]

Oh, you should hear

my "Gone with the Wind."

[ laughing ]

[ music playing ]

[ applause ]

I think that's such

a fantastic picture.

I always love seeing it.

There's plenty of refreshments

for everyone right this way.

This horseshit goes on

for about ten minutes.

Then a little sugar bombing,

you know, a little brownies,

Kool-Aid.

You know what I think

is really interesting

about the film?

It's the way that it deals

with the duality of human

nature.

Hmm, well,

Robert Louis Stevenson's

just always been a little...

I don't know,

little deep for me.

Although I think I understood

"Treasure Island"

when I read that

in the third grade.

[ chuckling ]

See, what I liked

about the movie

is the way that it deals

with the duality

of our nature...

And the tragedy

of giving in to our evil side.

- Exactly!

- What's the big deal?

I mean,

it's just horror flick.

Not just, also.

- I think I agree with...

- Danny? Danny?

How'd you like

the movie?

Well, I think obviously

it's about the duality

of our nature.

That's great.

That's as clear

as you're going to get.

I agree.

Now when you see your son

what are you going to do?

Leave it to me.

[ chattering ]

I really want

to see you again.

When can I see you?

Any time you want.

Okay, boys,

they're coming down

the steps.

Hit it.

All you have to do

is be there at 6:00.

And I'll pick you up. We're

going to have

a wonderful time.

You just bring

your sleeping bag,

your toothbrush...

What are you doing?

Get back!

- Brian.

- Asshole.

- Please. Brian!

- Grab him, grab him!

Let me talk to you.

Inside. Come on.

Oh, my God.

They're trying

to kidnap Aaron.

[ tires screeching ]

[ panting ]

Man: Hey, Danny!

[ groaning ]

Son of a bitch

kicked me in the balls.

What the fuck

did I tell you?

Now, the next time

we do it my way,

okay, Senator?

You jackoff.

[ chattering ]

[ cheering ]

Oh, thank you!

- That was great.

- You got it, right?

It's okay, it's okay.

Oh, Danny,

you were great.

- Thanks.

- Good thing

I came over, huh?

[ everyone laughing ]

Hey. Hey, Aaron.

You owe those guys money

or what?

Aaron's father thinks

he should be

a big rich corporation lawyer

and nothing else.

Wait a minute,

wait a minute.

That was his father?

And his hired kidnappers.

I'm over 18.

Nobody can tell me

how to live my life.

Or what to think.

Or who my friends

should be.

It's all right.

You're safe now.

Aaron, why'd your father

call you Brian?

[ groaning ]

- [ blender buzzing ]

- Bananas are ready.

Danny: Yeah.

I asked Sean to tell you.

No, I'm just

not going to come home

for the weekend.

No, Dad,

it wasn't anything

you or Mom said.

I'm positive.

Yeah, it's just...

it's a commune.

No, I don't know if

it's a religious thing or...

can you hold on

for a second, Dad?

Terry, Terry...

I can't hear you.

Well, turn it off!

[ blender stops ]

Hello, Dad.

What did you say

your name...

Well, yes, Dad,

a bit of religion

never did hurt anybody.

You're absolutely right.

Well, look,

I'd love to chat, Dad,

but my hands

are falling apart, okay?

I'm outta here.

Bye.

Woman:

I hate that. Hate it.

Jane, when we get

to Homeland

there's something

that'll get you higher

than you've ever

been before.

If you say fresh air,

I'll kill you.

Whoa!

[ everyone laughing ]

Hey, we're almost there,

everybody.

- Come on in!

- Pull right up!

They're coming

through the gate now.

[ car honking ]

[ singing ]

♪ He's got the whole world

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole world

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got

the whole world in his hands ♪

♪ He's got you

and me in his hands ♪

♪ He's got you and me

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got you

and me in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole world

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole planet

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got

the whole planet in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole planet

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole world

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the itty bitty

children in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the itty

biddy children in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the itty bitty

children in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole world

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole planet

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got

the whole planet in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole planet

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole world

in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the itty bitty

children in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the itty

biddy children in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the itty bitty

children in his hands ♪

♪ He's got the whole world

in his hands ♪

[ chattering ]

No, I'll sit over there.

[ chattering ]

Excuse me.

Do you have any...

this is it, huh?

Do you have any protein

or anything?

You know, steak, fish.

- Maybe some escargot.

- [ both laughing ]

No, you see, I need

my protein for training.

Okay, forget it.

How about we send out

to McDonald's, huh?

My treat.

We don't eat meat

here, Danny.

But this food

is organically grown

right here

on our own earth.

It's totally nourishing.

Good.

Oh.

Could you pass

the acidophilus

culture then?

[ bell ringing ]

- Hi.

- Everyone: Hi.

Ever since we started

Homeland,

I've heard,

"Thank you, Neil,

for giving me

a place to live."

"Thank you, Neil,

for understanding

it's hard to be young

in this country."

And as I was walking

through our fields

on my way over here

to eat our food

I said,

"What is wrong with me?"

It is I who should

give thanks...

to you...

for making this a home.

My home.

Our home.

So from now on,

I thank you.

- Zeke here's

the best potter we got.

- How you doin'?

- Even if he's

a little messy.

- Oh, sorry.

- I always wanted

to learn pottery.

- Yeah?

This is where

we make all the cups

and pots and plates.

May I take

a photo?

Sure.

You spend all day here

if you want.

This is where the weaving

and the sewing's done.

This is the design center.

They're designing

new housing.

And this is the wood shop.

They're making new benches

for the community hall.

- Hi.

- Hi, how are you?

- Hi.

- Hi.

This is the print shop.

Hello.

Listen,

don't look around.

Just act normal.

Keep smiling.

Pretend

everything's okay.

[ chuckling ]

This is a religious cult,

isn't it?

If you wanna think

I'm sort of crazy

that lives

with a horrible tribe

it's up to you.

Well, you're not

answering my question.

[ sighs ] People love

to put labels on things.

You can call it a cult

so you don't have

to understand

what's going on here.

St. Augustine said,

"I believe in order

that I might understand."

Oh, this is definitely

a religious cult.

Excuse me.

It's a community of people

trying to create

a better world.

You knew from the beginning

I had a special kind of life.

Yeah.

It's a good life.

I just wanted you

to see it.

Anyway, it's only

a three-day weekend.

You're free

to come and go.

Yeah.

Say brownie.

Brownie.

- [ chuckling ]

- You didn't say brownie.

I know.

It's crazy.

[ chattering ]

It is so beautiful here.

You know, I think

I could be happy here

as long as...

as long as I knew

you were around.

Rebecca.

Hi, Neil!

Oh, hi.

I'm Neil Kirklander.

Hi.

I'm Danny.

Danny Stetson.

Oh, yes.

Rebecca's friend

from the other evening,

the one who helped

save Aaron.

Well...

From the way

everyone talked about you

I expected to see

someone built like

The Incredible Hulk.

Ah.

Sorry to disappoint you.

Who are you?

I'm Danny Stetson.

Rebecca's friend.

I know your name.

That's the easy part.

I want you to tell me

the hard part.

Who are you?

I don't know

what you mean.

I don't know, Neil.

Why don't you tell me?

You're in charge here.

Are you aiming

for the Olympics?

See, that's what

we're doing here.

We're becoming

Olympic champions

with our lives

so that every time out,

we're a ten.

Enjoy yourself.

Isn't Neil great?

♪ Rise, shine

♪ Give God

the glory, glory ♪

♪ Rise, shine

♪ Give God

the glory, glory ♪

♪ Rise and shine

and give God the glory, glory...

Come on, Danny,

time to wake up.

Time to wake up.

♪ Rise, shine,

give God the glory, glory ♪

♪ Rise, shine,

give God the glory, glory ♪

♪ Rise and shine

and give God the glory, glory ♪

♪ We're children

of the Lord... ♪

Come on, up we go, Danny.

It's a great day.

♪ Give God

the glory, glory ♪

♪ Rise, shine,

give God the glory, glory ♪

♪ Rise and shine

and give God the glory, glory ♪

♪ We're children

of the Lord ♪

[ chattering ]

Is this it?

I mean, can I get

some coffee, at least?

Oh, you don't want

caffeine, Dan.

It's poison.

Sanka commercials, huh?

Look, I'm just...

just hungry.

Here, Dan,

why don't you have

a brownie?

[ whispering ]

Thanks.

Feed your spirit, Dan,

not your belly.

What can fill you?

Just food?

[ chattering stops ]

[ bell ringing ]

[ groaning ]

[ glass shattering ]

It will happen that fast.

I want each of you

to look at that mess.

It will be like that

for the world

when it goes down,

moaning and shrieking

and tearing out its hair.

And there will an ugly

and eternal silence

that the death and life

pleasure-seekers

will be forced to endure

with nothing to comfort

their tortured souls

but memories.

Of Cuisinarts and Perrier

and their designer jeans.

We must rescue them.

We must rescue them

from death and life.

[ everyone chanting ]

We must rescue them.

We must rescue them

from death and life.

We must rescue them.

We must rescue them

from death and life.

We must rescue them.

We must rescue them

from death and life.

Now we go to group.

I love group.

All right.

It's the best part

of my day.

[ laughing ]

Hey, where you going?

I'm just going to go

to the bathroom.

In group

we talk about the things

that Neil teaches us.

Yeah.

I mean, you get to work

on yourself.

How can I rescue someone

from death and life

if you don't work

on yourself?

Yeah.

Uh, I'm glad

I came in here just to pee.

- Huh?

- Nothing.

Okay, let's forget it.

False alarm.

Let's go.

If I raise my hand

in group...

it's not to make a speech.

I guess I felt maybe

I didn't deserve to be loved.

But then after Neil,

after what the said today,

it proved to me that...

that maybe I wasn't

so terrible.

That my... my father

was the one with the problem

and not me, right?

Jane?

Um...

okay.

I feel like...

like I'm really safe here.

I... I don't know.

I feel like

I can't get into trouble.

You know, trouble?

Because I feel

like Neil is... is...

is there to help me and...

I know if I get an urge

to do something wrong...

he won't let me.

And if he's not around you guys

won't let me, will you?

Of course not.

That's right, Jane.

That's great.

Danny?

[ sighing ]

I think that this

is a very beautiful spot.

And you're all

very nice people.

You know, I agree

with what Neil had to say,

but, frankly,

it was no big revelation.

I mean, I think

you've got to be

awfully dumb

not to realize that

there is not much humanity

or justice out there.

I haven't heard

any answers.

[ scoffs ]

I just thought

we'd be talking more

about social problems.

I like... I like

what Neil had to say

about working harder

on ourselves.

I... I really did.

But I have questions...

Yes! Yes!

Danny,

Danny has put his finger

on something that's essential

in Neil's thought,

that working on

our inner selves,

our hearts and minds,

is the true beginning

of change, right, Danny?

Yes.

Absolutely.

[ sighs ]

I have a headache.

Huh?

Don't do that

to yourself, Danny.

You're turning yourself

into a prostitute.

If you love yourself,

you take away

from the real love

you can give others.

For God's sake, Gabriel,

I'm not doing anything.

It's okay. It's okay.

Just go to sleep.

Peaceful dreams.

Hey.

Hey, where's the chant?

Make it perfect!

[ everyone chanting ]

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect,

make it perfect.

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect,

make it perfect.

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect,

make it perfect.

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect,

make it perfect.

Come on, Danny.

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect,

make it perfect.

[ groaning ]

Oh, Walter,

are you okay?

Leave him alone.

Walter...

can get up by himself.

Walter can

become stronger.

[ moaning ]

That's it.

See?

God is in Walter's

arms and legs.

God is making him

into a new person.

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect.

[ everyone chanting ]

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect,

make it perfect.

Make it perfect.

Make it perfect,

make it perfect.

[ groaning ]

[ panting ]

Make it perfect,

make it perfect, make it...

[ Walter panting ]

Come on, son,

just relax.

Slow, deep breaths.

Son, deep breaths.

Slow, deep breaths.

You'll be all right

in a few minutes.

Gabriel... sometimes

you know nothing.

Sometimes you can be

so cruel and evil.

This is our home.

This is not some place

where we exploit

the sacred human resource,

not some Godless

communist state,

not some mindless

multi-national

conglomerate.

This is our home.

You're going to be

all right, son.

Just relax.

[ panting ]

Gabriel is perhaps one of the holiest amongst you.

But sometimes even he is caught

in the grip of death and life.

You're scared,

aren't you?

You're scared

of slipping back.

Well, yes, Neil.

Please, save me.

Dear God,

I love this boy.

I would die for him.

I want you to rescue him

from his worldly mind.

Rescue him and sweep him

into your ever-loving arms.

Rescue him. Rescue him.

Rescue him.

[ everyone chanting ]

Rescue him. Rescue him.

Rescue him.

Rescue me. Rescue me.

Rescue him. Rescue him.

Rescue him.

Rescue him.

Rescue him. Rescue him.

Rescue him.

Rescue him.

[ singing ]

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul in the bosom

of Abraham ♪

♪ Oh, rock-a my soul

♪ Oh, man,

here's the place for me ♪

♪ Oh, man,

he's so helping me ♪

♪ Oh, man,

is where I wanna be ♪

♪ Oh, rock-a my soul

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul in the bosom

of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Oh, rock-a my soul

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul in the bosom

of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Oh, rock-a my soul

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul in the bosom

of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Oh, rock-a my soul

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul in the bosom

of Abraham ♪

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom of Abraham ♪

♪ Oh rock-a my soul

♪ Rock-a my soul

in the bosom... ♪

♪ Who runs this town

who runs this town? ♪

Man:

Danny, we heard

you're a great gymnast.

Neil:

We're becoming

Olympic champions.

Woman:

Welcome home, Danny.

- Man: What, what, what?

- Kevin: What about your major?

Rebecca: It's only

a three-day weekend, Danny.

You're free to come and go.

- Neil: It will

happen that fast.

- Rebecca: I love you, Danny.

Gabriel:

Don't do that

to yourself, Danny.

You're turning yourself

into a prostitute.

Perfect, perfect, perfect.

You're perfect, perfect!

[ music playing ]

[ moaning ]

[ slams ]

Jacob! Aaron!

Get up. Get dressed.

It's Danny!

Danny!

- Where are you, Danny?

- Ah! [ panting ]

Hurry up, hurry up.

Let's go.

Danny!

[ panting ]

Come back, Danny!

Whoa!

Gabriel:

Where are you, Danny?

Guys, wait a minute.

[ gasping ]

[ screaming ]

Where is he?

- I don't see him!

- There he is.

- Oh, my God.

- Danny!

Gabriel:

We've gotta get down there.

We gotta jump!

We can't jump.

Okay, okay,

I'll get some rope.

No there's...

there's no time.

Man: Aaron!

Aaron,

are you all right?

Yeah.

Hang on, Aaron.

We're going for help.

[ panting ]

This is not a prison,

Danny.

This is

a community of love.

We only want those

who want to be here

and want to be part

of our glorious adventure.

Here.

Call your parents

and have them come get you.

It's all right, son.

I hate to see you go back

to death and life, Danny.

I don't want them

to kill you, Danny.

I'd rather

they kill me first.

Do you know what it is

to love someone?

I was a liar before.

I called

my doubts thoughts.

It was really hate.

See, I know something now

I didn't know before.

There was no love.

And I've seen love here.

I've seen love here.

I've seen love in Neil

and I've seen it in all of you.

[ sighs ]

I was dead before I came

to this place.

I was literally dead

before I came here

and I met all of you.

[ applause, cheering ]

Father, release

my smothered spirit.

Father, release

my smothered spirit.

Open my blinded eyes.

Open my blinded eyes.

Let me be a vessel

for your love.

Let me be a vessel

for your love.

Let me be an instrument

for your work.

Let me be

an instrument for your work.

I renounce

my former life.

I renounce

my former life.

Danny is dead.

Danny is dead.

I am Joshua,

a warrior in your cause.

I am Joshua,

a warrior in your cause.

[ applause, cheering ]

[ everyone chanting ]

Joshua's born, Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

Joshua's born,

Danny is dead.

[ cheering,

ecstatic screaming ]

[ cheering,

ecstatic screaming ]

[ crickets chirping ]

[ phone ringing ]

Hello.

Hello?

Well, is this

an obscene call?

- Danny: Mom, it's Danny.

- [ whispering ] Danny,

where are you?

I'm all right.

I'm somewhere where

I'm finally happy.

- I'm at Homeland.

- You're where?

I'm with people

who really love me

and understand me

and I've got a purpose

to my life.

Danny,

what are you talking about?

I'm not coming home.

Bye.

- Da...

- [ dial tone ]

- Kevin?

- What?

What if they won't

let us see him?

Have you thought about that?

It's simple.

I'll kill them.

Oh, wonderful.

You know, if you're trying

to get me crazier,

you're succeeding admirably.

Look, you're going

to talk to Danny

and I'm going to write

a check for this yo-yo

for a new heater

for his swimming pool

and that will be that.

Kevin and man on radio:

♪ Yes it's me and I'm in love

again ♪

♪ Had no lovin'

since you know when ♪

♪ You know I love you,

yes, I do ♪

♪ And I'm savin'

all my loving just for you ♪

♪ Need your lovin'

and I need it bad ♪

♪ Just like

a dog when... ♪

Smile.

I think we're on TV.

Hello.

May we help you?

Yeah, we're here to see

our son, Danny Stetson.

There's nobody here

by that name.

Can we talk to someone

in charge, please?

One moment, please.

Man: There's some people

here who want to talk

to Danny Stetson.

Man on walkie-talkie :

Send them in, but they'll have

to proceed on foot.

Okay.

You can go on in,

but I'm afraid

you're gonna have

to go in on foot.

Well, thanks loads, pal,

but we'd rather drive.

Oh, you won't get

that far, sir.

You see, we've had to dig

ditches in the road,

and if you don't know

where they are,

your car'll fall in.

Oh, shit.

Come on, babe.

I'm game if you are, huh?

Sure, sure.

Thanks a lot.

Diana:

Kevin, please.

Just wait a minute.

Please.

Just hang on,

hang on.

Why do you wear

shoes like that?

You can't walk in them,

why do you wear them?

I wasn't planning to go

for a nature hike, okay?

Hey, don't step

on the butt.

Just walk right on by.

Peace, peace.

Come on,

let's get there.

Mr. Stetson.

Hi. I'm Jacob.

And I'm Aaron.

What can we do

for you?

What can you do for us?

We're here

to see our son, Danny.

Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Stetson,

but he's no longer Danny.

He's now Joshua.

Joshua? What is all

this Joshua bullshit?

Look, I'm Danny's father

and I want to talk

to him right now!

Joshua doesn't want

to talk to you.

Who the hell are you?

King fucking Solomon?

I'm Neil Kirklander.

As I said before,

Joshua doesn't want

to talk to you.

Let him tell me,

not you!

Maybe, maybe

we could just see him

for a minute.

Please, please, he...

he might need something.

Mrs. Stetson,

Joshua doesn't need anything

from either of you

ever again.

Now you hear me,

and you hear me good.

I want you to get my son

out of here right now

and I mean this instant,

do you hear me?

He belongs to me!

He's not your property

anymore.

And I'm going to have

to ask you both to leave

immediately.

[ police siren wails ]

We're gonna put your ass

behind bars, my friend,

and you can count on that.

You think you own everything,

don't you, Mr. Stetson?

We're just gonna

talk to the cops

about this, pal.

Hey, Officer, look,

they're trying to get...

What seems to be

the problem,

Mr. Kirklander?

Wait a minute.

They've got my son

in here.

He's trapped

in this place.

This man is trespassing,

threatening my life,

and terrorizing my staff.

Officer,

my name is Kevin Stetson

and I want you to put

that goddamn maniac there

under arrest.

Come on,

let's move it, buddy.

- What are you talk...

hey! Let me be.

- Come on.

God damn it!

Diana: Kevin!

Kevin!

Stop it!

[ whispering ]

Danny?

I told you.

I told you

to leave me alone.

Neil was right.

You're not interested

in my spiritual welfare.

The both of you are dead.

And you just want me

to die with you.

Danny...

Danny, honey,

please, just...

come home with us

right now, please.

This is my home.

This is my family.

Go on back

to your death and life.

If you'll step

right over here,

please, sir.

Thank you,

thank you, Officer.

Up against this wall.

Thank you.

There's nothing

we can do.

Your son's an adult,

Mr. Stetson.

Here, there you go.

Hell, he's old enough

to get drafted.

He's got civil rights,

just like you and me.

The FBI couldn't get him

out of there with a crowbar.

They got him trapped

in there, God damn it.

You know that

and maybe I know that.

But that's the law.

We're helpless?

Is that what

you're telling us?

[ camera flash pops ]

[ sobbing ]

[ sighing ]

[ sobbing ]

Dad?

Did you find Danny?

Yeah... we found him.

Is he all right?

He's fine, he's fine.

We'll talk about it

in the morning.

But he's okay.

He's okay.

Go back to bed.

Go back to bed.

It's okay.

[ buzzing ]

[ birds chirping ]

[ brakes squealing ]

Mrs. Stetson?

[ engine revving ]

I'll get right

to the point, folks.

I know how to get Danny

away from Homeland

and back here with you,

where he belongs.

How do you know

where our son is?

Well, do you think

I just stumbled into

your house by mistake?

You take a...

pretty mean picture there,

Mr. Stetson.

Mrs. Stetson,

how long has it been

since you've seen your son?

Um...

Because one of my operatives

took this picture

three days ago.

That's Bradelbourough

in the background

where he's soliciting

funds for them.

Oh, Christ.

I am beat to shit.

I haven't slept

in about 48 hours.

Got any coffee

or a little bourbon?

Uh, sure...

surely we do.

I'll get it.

Cream and two sugars.

Or neat, whichever.

This is some digs

you've got here.

We like it.

Yeah, I live in a pisshole.

You guys could really

make a difference.

I want you to have

a pamphlet.

Take care of yourselves.

Have a good day.

Hello, how you doing

today?

Listen, I want

to give you a flower.

I work for the Community

Rescue Project,

would you like to make

a contribution?

I want you to make

a small donation.

That's sizeable enough.

And I want to thank you,

have a great day.

Hi, could I interrupt

your day for just a minute?

You have a lovely face

and I bet you have

a lovely spirit.

- [ chuckling ]

- What's your name?

- Eileen.

- Eileen, my name is Joshua.

I want to tell you

something, Eileen,

you can make a difference

in the world today.

Take this rose

and you make a difference.

Thank you very much.

Here, let me give you

one of these.

Have a great day.

Danny: Sir,

can I interrupt you

for a moment?

I know you're leading

a busy life

but I want to ask you

a question.

Are you interested

in the future?

Because I can tell you are.

You don't even have to

answer that question.

[ clanging ]

It's hollow.

[ chuckling ]

You know, it's great

the way that people

trust you.

I guess that's because

you're so quick to trust.

Like with Neil and me.

I could feel your strength

and Neil's and...

I just let myself go.

Like when we first met...

you made believe

you were attracted to me.

You made me want

to follow you.

I was being loving

towards you.

I know that.

I do.

I know that now.

It's like a...

you were trying

to save me.

Just trying to save me

from... death and life

without my even

knowing it, really.

I don't have anything

but good feelings for you.

Yeah, I know.

You can see

what's good in people.

You saw

what was good in me.

You know,

the other side of me...

the other side of me

was really disappointed

at first.

I used to wait for you

to come for me at night

and... [ sighs ]

You know, eventually

I just let go of all that.

Then everything changed.

Not just my feelings

have changed.

My body has changed.

I don't even shave now.

It's like that.

I hardly ever

have my period anymore.

None of the girls do.

Why don't we see

if we can get a seat

over there?

Pratt:

That's Barry Mills.

What a great kid.

Mr. Straight-As,

college student,

like yours.

It's always

the bright ones,

isn't it?

When his parents

tried to get him

out of Homeland,

he tried to kill 'em.

Came at his own father

with an ax.

Here's a picture of him

right before I got him out.

Here's Barry Mills

six weeks later,

after I cleaned out his mind

and hung it up to dry.

That's...

Estes Park, Colorado.

The nightmare was over.

The family

was on vacation.

[ crockery clinking ]

Now, here's Debbie Cooper.

My little chubbette.

She fixed herself

a home-cooked abortion

and ended up with Kirklander

in his little Shangri-La

in the woods.

Took me one hour

to clean that mind out.

- ...and the deprogramming...

- What a sweetheart.

...less painful

than the experiences

in Homeland, was it not?

Right, yeah.

Uh, Mr. Pratt,

I just wanted

to thank you

for saving me

from the hell

of cult life.

Thank you, Debbie,

for your courage.

Boy is she ever

doing great now.

She's got a job,

and she's home.

And this, of course,

is father Neil Kirklander.

I am the worst enemy

that this man has.

He once told me

he would like to take

a chainsaw to me.

Some man of God.

I have seen Homelanders

eat dog shit at his command.

See, he only likes

to break down good kids

from troubled homes

and make them his.

Mr. Pratt, Danny is not

from a troubled home.

We love him very much

and, furthermore,

I am not one bit crazy

about the sound

of your hanging out

that boy's mind

out to dry.

Well, just what are you

crazy about, Mrs. Stetson,

the sound of your son

snacking on dog's shit?

Oh, please.

I know.

I bet when you went

to Homeland,

you tried to persuade Danny

to come home.

- Of course.

- Am I right?

When you're sick,

do you heal yourself?

No, you call a physician.

Now these things

are best left

to professions.

Your son is probably

1,000 miles away

from here by now.

Just one thing.

Not a word about this

to anybody.

What are you

talking about?

Kidnapping, Mr. Stetson.

Kidnapping carries

15 to life.

Get an earful, kid?

Hey, about my costs,

I just take expenses

and a small fee.

Yeah, I figured.

And that's cash.

[ chuckling ]

It's hard to believe

to look at them

that they're damned.

Well, on the surface

they all look happy.

You and I can imagine

the lies they're concealing.

That's what the world's like,

full of greed and corruption;

only concerned

with sex and money.

I used to lie all the time.

It's hard for me

to even imagine

you being part

of death and life.

Oh, she was worse

than any of these people.

She?

I did terrible things.

I used to look for somebody

who'd... really see me.

Somebody who'd look at me

and... make me feel alive.

There were guys.

At first it seemed

all right.

But, of course,

it was terrible.

I was torn apart, really.

They call it making love.

But that's a lie.

Making love with somebody.

You're alone really.

Why?

Why can't somebody

touch you?

And it just...

it just works.

Look, I think

you're remembering this

with your old mind.

Don't.

That wasn't really you

doing all those things.

The real part of you

just wanted to be loved.

Neil understood that.

What was inside of me

was so bad.

No.

No, what...

what's inside

a person like you

could never be bad,

really.

Do you really

believe that?

I know it.

And I've known it

since the first time

I met you.

That's why I love you.

I love you, Joshua.

Sometimes I think...

more than I should.

I know that too.

[ crickets chirping ]

[ frogs croaking ]

[ panting ]

[ moaning ]

[ groan ]

[ panting ]

Oh!

I used to dream like that,

Joshua, out there.

[ whispering ]

Rebecca... Rebecca,

Rebecca!

Wake up.

Joshua.

Come with me, Rebecca.

Please, hurry.

I told you, Joshua,

Neil will understand.

Tell me.

Oh, Neil,

I've had these dreams;

very sick dreams.

About Rebecca?

Yes.

The two of you

are close to perfection.

So evil rises up

to attack you.

You're afraid your lust

will destroy Rebecca's soul,

aren't you Joshua?

Yes.

And you want it.

A part of you

wants to become a whore

in his hands,

am I right?

In order to hate me

and get a hold on him,

am I right?

Am I right?

[ sobbing ]

Yes.

[ sobbing ]

You can save her

from all of this...

if you will pray

as I tell you.

Speak in tongues,

I command you.

Speak in the language

of angels.

[ speaking in tongues ]

[ sighing ]

Translate.

Thinking about

sense objects

will attach you

to sense objects.

Grow attached

and you become addicted.

Thwart your addiction

and you become angry.

Become angry,

and you become confused.

Become confused

and you forget the lesson

of experience.

Forget the lesson of experience

and you lose discrimination.

Lose discrimination

and you miss life's

only purpose.

[ gasping ]

[ soft laugh ]

Neil, I was so lost

a few minutes ago.

Now that we're here

I feel...

I shall never lose you two.

I thought

you were incredibly bold

when you prayed

this morning, Joshua.

You grow in spiritual leaps

and bounds every day.

Oh, Neil,

I could never work

hard enough

to repay all the love

you've shown me.

I chose the right

name for you, Joshua.

For Joshua led his people

into the promised land.

Of all God's creatures,

I find birds

most miraculous.

I want you

to go to Denver, Joshua,

and become the head elder

of our Homeland

community there.

Why are you

choosing me, Neil?

There are many others here

better equipped than I

to lead.

Gabriel's been here

for four years.

Oh, Gabriel's a fine person.

But he doesn't have

your advanced spirituality.

I know it's wrong

to have favorites.

But I love you more

than any of the rest.

Trust me.

[ sniffling ]

[ indistinct chattering ]

[ hissing ]

[ laughing ]

You know

what I see college as?

One big fuck farm.

I mean, isn't today's crop

the worst yet?

Look at this

gaggle of faggots.

I mean, they're

not beatniks.

They're not

even hippies.

This generation

doesn't even know

what to call itself.

Oh, here we go.

You see the truck?

Okay, there's the boy.

He's the one going off

with the flowers right now.

Shit.

Uh, just stick with him.

Don't do anything yet.

We're going to sit tight.

Pratt on walkie-talkie:

Okay, they're headed

into the quadrangle.

See if you two muscles

can blend in, all right?

You could've had him.

We'll have him again.

He was standing right there.

He'll be there again.

You had a chance

and you screwed it up.

[ walkie-talkie chatter ]

- Out.

- What?

You went to college.

You understand English.

- I said get the fuck out.

- What are you talking about?

Look, I'm doing you a favor

and I'm tired of your bullshit.

What do you mean

you're doing me a favor?

I'm paying

for your Goddamn favors!

I gave you

the Goddamn money.

Abel to Baker.

Blow it off.

We're going home.

I'm tired of these

fucking assholes.

All right, wait a minute.

I'm sorry.

Excuse me?

Couldn't hear you.

A lot of static

coming through.

I said I'm sorry.

We're on again.

Rebecca,

I always wanted to ask you

what your real name was.

- My old name?

- Yeah.

Amy.

Amy...

it's a pretty name.

[ chattering ]

I know I shouldn't be

having these thoughts,

but I don't want

to be separated

from you, Joshua.

God help me,

but I feel Neil's wrong.

Stop me if...

if I'm making you hate me

by what I'm thinking.

I feel the same way.

Danny...

Say it,

say it, Amy.

Just say it,

whatever it is.

Let's go, beau.

- Help me.

- Come on. Playtime's over.

Someone's trying

to kidnap me.

[ tires screeching ]

- Go, go!

- Danny: Help!

Danny, it's me, Danny.

Rebecca! Rebecca!

Danny!

Wipe that bitch out,

Collins.

[ groaning ]

Get off.

- Get off of me, you bitch.

- Oh!

- Collins: Oh, my God!

- Come on!

Get back, pal, okay.

Don't get involved.

[ shouting ]

Help!

Help me, please!

They're kidnapping him!

[ shouting ]

Come on!

Fine, go.

[ tires screeching ]

[ crying ]

Danny!

Danny!

Oh, God.

[ struggling ]

Get your goddamn hands

off me.

- I'll take care...

- Shut up!

- [ Danny crying ]

- Danny, Danny, listen.

Danny, we're going

to take you home.

We're going to make it

all better.

- Danny, I promise.

- [ Danny spits ]

[ Danny crying ]

Danny.

Danny: No!

No! No!

[ beating ]

Shut him up!

Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ!

Goddamn you!

[ birds chirping ]

Pratt:

Get him inside.

We're onto the enemy.

Look, those cult bastards

can show up any time.

Move this car as soon

as we get upstairs.

All right, come on.

Kevin:

Watch his head,

watch his head.

Pratt:

All right, all right.

Pediatrics ward here.

- Okay, everything ready?

- Yeah.

The doors and windows

shut and nailed?

You got the orange juice,

the sleeping bags?

Are the phones

disconnected upstairs?

You said you weren't

going to hurt him.

He's not hurt.

He's just resting

from his long journey.

Collins:

Kid's a lard ass.

Man:

Next one's on me.

Collins:

Oh, Jesus.

Man:

Look at this kid's eyes.

He's flipping out.

Collins:

Goofy as a pee

tortured boar.

Man:

Think we have

to take his cuffs off?

Collins:

Oh, shit, no.

If Pratt wants them off

let him take them off.

I'll get his legs.

You get his mouth.

- Stay on your toes.

- Yeah.

When he gets loose

he's going to ricochet

around here like

a tennis ball.

- Okay, ready?

- Yep.

Welcome home, peckerwood.

Here's Danny.

Chute number one.

[ lock clicks ]

Danny:

Let me outta here!

Let me outta here!

Let me outta here,

you cowards!

You cowards!

Let me outta here!

Let me out!

Let me out!

Let me out!

Let me out! Let me out!

Let me out! Let me out!

Please! Neil!

I know it sounds bad

in there.

It's going to get

a whole lot worse too.

Danny:

Neil, please save me!

Rebecca!

Oh, my God.

How could you do this

to me?

Danny... honey.

Your father and I

are only doing this

because we love you.

Love me?

You don't even know

what love is!

[ sobbing ]

Most of the world

is suffering

and you, you spend

all your time

kissing the asses

of rich clients.

[ yelling ]

Love me?

You, you live for greed,

both of you.

Both of you are dead.

And I hate you!

I hate you!

Danny, you don't know

what you're saying.

They've taken your mind.

You...

you've been brainwashed.

Look at you.

You're pathetic.

You're weak.

You don't have

the strength of God in you!

You believe in nothing.

And you're trying

to take away my faith.

God will see you dead.

Okay, kid,

you said your piece.

Can you leave us

alone now, please?

Would you please?

[ door creaking ]

No, don't...

don't leave me alone

with this man.

He's going to torture me.

He's going to put

chicken bones down my throat!

Danny, please,

it's going to okay.

Mrs. Stetson,

would you please.

Mom?

Diana:

Danny, please.

Dad?

[ crying ]

No, no.

[ door slam ]

- Pratt: Lock it.

- [ lock clicks ]

If I have to stay

in this room...

six years...

I'm not leaving.

Joshua is dead

on the floor

and Danny is reborn.

Understand?

Not till Joshua is dead

and Danny

is totally reborn,

you understand?

Not till Joshua is dead

on the floor

and Danny is totally reborn.

- Do you understand?

- [ speaking in tongues ]

Not till Joshua is dead

and Danny is reborn.

Do you understand?

[ speaking in tongues ]

Rebecca:

Lose discrimination

and you miss life's

only purpose.

Joshua.

I love you, Joshua.

I love you, Joshua.

Pratt:

Do you understand?

[ echoes ]

I love you, Joshua.

I love you, Joshua.

I love you,

Joshua.

Do you understand?

- Joshua is dead on the floor...

- I love you, Joshua.

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

[ speaking in tongues ]

Joshua is dead

and Danny is totally reborn!

[ sobbing ]

[ screaming ]

Not till Joshua is dead

and Danny is totally reborn,

do you understand?

Neil:

...is out there.

and would love

to destroy us,

but they can't

because we know the secret.

The end of duality.

The penetration

of the infinite.

Danny, are you listening?

Danny?

Danny?

What is God

but an end to duality?

Why do you think

the world fears us?

Neil and Pratt: Because

they know how strong we are.

Be strong.

Feed yourself.

Love...

Don't falter.

Don't waver for me.

For me, don't fail.

Neil:

And please don't die.

[ Rebecca whispering ]

Thinking about

sense objects...

He's in deep.

He's in very deep.

I don't even think

he can hear me.

[ snapping his fingers ]

Forget the lesson

of experience

and you lose

discrimination.

Lose discrimination

and you miss life's

only purpose.

[ wind blowing ]

[ waves crashing ]

[ seagulls squawking ]

[ sniffling ]

You are pissing me off!

Eh?

[ hocking ]

[ spits ]

[ paper rustling ]

This kid is really

pissing me off.

Watch this.

How do you like this,

you little fruit?

Huh?

You like it, boy?

You like it?

[ screaming ]

Neil!

Grab him.

Get his arm.

[ Danny screaming ]

Neil!

I got your Neil.

Cocksucker.

- Stay down.

- [ groaning ]

Do I detect a glimpse

of response?

Danny, Danny.

Hey, you can't go in there.

- [ Danny screaming ]

- Get out of my way!

Hey!

Pratt:

Talk to me!

Have a dialogue

with me, Danny.

Get out of here.

Leave this to me.

Get him out of this room.

Get him out!

- Daddy, they're hurting me.

- Danny, talk to me.

- Daddy, they're hurting me.

- Let him go.

Get out

of this fucking room!

I said let him go!

[ overlapping shouting ]

Let me out!

Let me out!

- Come on.

- Danny!

- Come on.

- Oh, my God.

[ crying ]

What did I tell you?

He was screaming.

I thought he was hurt.

What, you're afraid

it's getting a little rough

in there?

That's because

if I want to reach this kid,

first I have got to break him.

Listen, I would like

nothing better

than to be able

to sit down with him

and have a nice

little cup of tea

and a chat.

I would like to be able

to point out to him

in a nice and civilized way

that he can have

a better life with you

than with that

asswipe Kirklander.

But he wouldn't believe me.

Even if he wasn't

too spaced out to hear me,

he wouldn't believe me.

And if you want to know

the fucking truth,

I wouldn't believe me

either.

Now, nail

those fucking windows shut.

I know you're in there,

Danny.

[ gravelly voice ]

Now come out.

God watches us.

He is with us.

Listen to me, Danny,

I know you're there.

Listen to me, listen to me.

Neil:

I know you're there.

Pratt:

...picture of Neil Kirklander.

- You hear me?

- Listen to me.

Neil:

God watches.

He is with us.

I know you're there, Joshua.

Listen to me.

[ thunder rumbling ]

You know what this is,

don't you?

The Bible,

God's rules and regulations.

Now even your precious Neil

admits to that, doesn't he?

Hey, wake up.

Now would you please tell me

where it says in this book

it says that lying is good?

And yet every time you collect

for charities that don't exist,

you are lying

for Neil Kirklander.

Huh?

And Kirklander

told you to hate,

to hate your parents,

to hate your brother.

Hate your enemies,

hate everything.

But love saved you.

Could you please tell me

where in this book

it tells you to hate?

It seems to me

that God commands us

to love our enemies

and to honor our father

and our mother.

So, if Neil is right,

then God is wrong.

Do you hear me, Danny?

Neil:

You are Joshua, a warrior.

- Danny?

- Neil: Danny's dead.

Do you hear me, Danny?

Do you hear me?

[ angrily ]

I don't want to!

[ thunder rumbling ]

[ knocking ]

[ rain pattering ]

What's the problem?

Can Joshua come out

and play?

[ thunder rumbling ]

Get off my property,

you goddamn creeps.

Get the hell outta here!

Where's Joshua?

We want him.

I'll give you Joshua,

you sons of bitches.

Sons of bitches!

[ thunder rumbling ]

[ shouting ]

Get out of here,

you sons of bitches!

- [ screaming ]

- No, no, you don't.

[ struggling ]

[ thunder rumbling ]

Come on, Collins.

[ everyone shouting ]

Man: Get him.

What do you want here?

Please, just...

just leave.

[ yelling ]

Joshua!

No, God damn it, no!

Pratt!

- Tell me where he is!

- Get out of my house!

- No.

- Get out.

This Community

Rescue Project,

they're ever,

ever benefitting...

[ shouting ]

- Collins?

- Rebecca: Joshua!

Pratt:

What the hell

is going on down there?

Collins,

where are you?

Diana:

Get out of here.

Get outta here now!

Rebecca!

Now!

- Rebecca!

- Joshua!

Rebecca, Rebecca!

Kevin! Pratt!

Somebody please!

[ everyone shouting ]

Get off me.

Rebecca!

Joshua!

Rebecca, Rebecca!

[ groaning ]

[ thunder rumbling ]

Do you know

what it feels like

to be hit very hard

in the solar plexus?

It doesn't feel like this.

And it doesn't feel

like this.

It feels like this.

Now as for you two

scabby little harlots...

Avon calling.

[ both screaming ]

[ banging ]

Joshua!

[ banging ]

You think

you can keep me here?

You are as stupid

as you are evil.

Neil sent my brothers

and sisters here

to bring you

to your knees.

These... these torture

tactics of yours

cannot match

the power of his love.

You've started talking

pretty good, haven't you?

Pratt: Is that one

of your sisters, huh?

What was her name?

Rebecca?

Did you get

to hug her like that

back at the farm?

Shut up.

Did Neil let you express

yourself physically

back at the farm?

You are a pervert.

You live for greed.

You live for sexual pleasure.

I live in a trailer park

and I haven't been laid

in a month.

At Homeland

we've grown beyond

all that personal

gratification.

Bullshit!

You got shut down.

You're a normal kid.

You're a little bit

of a stiff,

but you wanted her.

And just maybe

she wanted you too.

But Neil

wouldn't allow that.

Neil has to have

total control.

He calls it spiritual love

but what it boils down to

is you have to love Neil

and hate everybody else.

- I'm not listening to this.

- Well, that's good,

because I don't feel

like talking to you

tonight anyway.

My head,

my head, my head.

What, it hurts?

Yeah, it hurts.

Good.

[ door closing ]

Hey, hey, what is this,

a country club?

Go on up there.

I need a break.

I've been talking nonstop

all night, come on.

Come on,

get off your asses.

Come on.

How's it going?

Well,

I'm chipping away.

I think

he's going to crack soon.

Better crack soon

before those loonies

from last night

have the cops here

for breakfast.

Listen, if I ever do

break this kid,

don't let him out

of your sight.

Kirklander

doesn't like to lose.

They want him back

real bad.

And if they ever get him

again I promise you

that's the last you're

ever going to see him.

Nobody gets out twice.

Well, what do you suggest

that we do, then?

Hire armed guards

to live with us

for the rest of our lives?

What I suggest you do

is to give him

something to live for,

something to believe in.

[ sighs ]

You... younger brother,

do you believe

in something?

What?

I want to have

a lot of money.

I want to learn

how to hunt and fish

so that if food runs out,

I'll know how to get mine.

[ scoffs ]

That's it?

You don't believe

that America is your home

and that God loves you

and your parents too?

I want to have a big apartment

on top of a big building

so I won't have to breathe

air pollution.

I want to have a place

where I can go

so nobody else can find me.

So nobody could ask me stuff

or take stuff away.

I want to survive

and everybody

better let me alone.

[ scoffs ]

I don't understand.

What do you want me to do?

Whatever happens

you just play along

and trust me.

[ door closes ]

Joshua, you want to end

this horse shit right now?

You just give me

three minutes

and you listen to me.

I mean really listen.

And you can walk out

of that room either way.

You have my word.

And I have never welched

on a deal in my life.

- [ groaning ]

- You're right.

He spends his life

kissing the asses

of rich clients,

you're right.

He lives for greed.

He is death in life

itself.

[ groaning ]

So, fuck him.

- Fuck your father.

- [ Kevin crying ]

He's dirt... dirt.

He's a crumpled

piece of human shit

for you to step on.

Come on,

I am saving you

from the man who paid

to have you tortured,

now you step on him.

Step on him.

Come on.

He's shit.

Kill him.

[ spitting ]

Kill your father.

I spit on the cocksucker.

Kill him.

[ spitting ]

Kill your father.

- Kill him!

- Stop it!

Stop it!

Stop it!

[ bangs ]

Stop it, stop it,

stop it, stop it!

[ Danny panting ]

Please.

Who are you

telling to stop?

[ panting ]

Neil Kirklander.

That's who you're

telling to stop.

Neil, who taught you

that hate was love.

It was Neil

hating your father

and hurting him

and forcing you, Danny,

to do the same thing.

Yes?

Your father who...

gave you everything

he could, yes?

Yes?

Yes.

You love him?

Danny...

you love him, yes?

Yes.

There's somebody here

to see you.

[ sobbing ]

Hi, Mom.

[ whispering ]

Hi.

[ sobbing ]

I'm really sorry...

I'm really sorry.

[ crying ]

[ crying ]

Dad, I love you.

I'm so sorry.

[ crying ]

All right.

It's gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay.

[ birds chirping ]

[ waves crashing ]

[ crackling ]

Diana: Dan,

you all right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Diana:

I agree, except

that it's awfully raw...

- [ Danny screams ]

- [ gasps ]

Diana:

It's got to be,

it's got to be the truth.

Not this... not this...

not the hype.

Pratt: Okay, listen

to me, admittedly it is

difficult stuff to watch.

But he's a great kid

and it's a great to see him

in this condition.

But I assure you

the last thing I want to be

is some media

talk show star.

But Griffin tells me

they want to do a show

with me

and with some of the families

behind the stories

like yourselves,

victories

against the cults.

Television?

No.

There would be

some money of course

but more importantly

they feel it would help

other families less lucky

than you were.

And it might, it might.

Listen, Kevin,

it really might...

So, let's put me

on television.

Let's have me tell America

that all the feelings

that got me into Homeland

are sick and perverted

and wrong.

Hi, Danny.

Just say

that they lied to you,

that's all.

I didn't go up there

because I believed them

in the first place.

I went up there

because I wanted...

I just wanted to believe.

Honey, you don't deny

you were wrong, do you?

Come on, Danny.

I got captured up there

because I...

I cared about someone.

Because there

was a moment up there

when I just...

I just cared about everyone.

I wanted to love people.

I wanted to love people.

Yeah, that's stupid.

That... that's stupid.

That's crazy, huh?

Yeah, yeah, well,

I can't say those feelings

are wrong.

I can't, and I won't.

There are 100 reasons

why I got caught up there.

What, I'm crazy,

they're bad, huh?

It's not that simple.

It was really stupid

exposing him

to this discussion.

I thought

he was further along.

Usually at this stage...

Are you saying

that he'll go back?

You heard him defending

his love for Kirklander,

didn't you?

It sounds like

they're still in him.

I think it's a family

matter now, Mr. Pratt.

You weren't

too successful before.

Well,

that that was before.

This is now.

We're very grateful,

Mr. Pratt, but I...

I think

it's time you left.

[ panting ]

Danny,

we have to talk.

[ panting ]

Danny.

Sure, Mom.

Honey,

what's bothering me...

look, I need to understand

what you meant when you said

that you didn't regret

having certain feelings

that got you into Homeland.

Just like I said, Mom,

there's somebody

I cared about there.

Kirklander?

No.

Oh, oh, dear.

Oh, dear. Oh, dear.

Are we...

are we talking about

your little friend...

about the girl?

Shut up, Mother.

Now, you just wait a minute.

Wait just one minute.

See I've...

I sacrificed most of my life

on that holy alter

that they call

motherhood, right?

Always putting you first,

your needs, your life,

and I thought now

that you were grown

maybe we could get on

with our own lives.

But did you ever think

about that?

No, you threw that away,

just scuttled that.

Well, tell me something,

what about me?

- What about me?

- Diana.

No, no, no, no listen.

Don't you see what's hanging

him up and us up

and turning

all of our lives

into some holy hell

is the young man's

abdominal twitch

over some small-change

syphilitic hippy trash.

Don't you dare!

Don't you dare!

Don't you dare!

Goddamn you!

- Don't you dare!

- Don't ever touch her again.

Don't ever

touch her again!

Don't ever touch her again.

Don't ever

touch her again.

[ crying ]

[ panting ]

Kevin, we've become

part of something

we don't even understand.

We're going to get

it back... Danny.

I'm going to make

a breakthrough with Sean.

I promise.

I don't know...

I don't know.

I just feel stripped.

I feel like

I've been slowly raped.

Everything's gone,

all our plans.

What are you

talking about?

I don't know.

To be happy.

[ taps ]

[ dog barking ]

Judith?

It's me, Joshua.

Danny.

My name is Danny.

Go away.

[ whispering ]

Rebecca wants to see you.

[ dog barking ]

I hoped you'd come.

You knew I'd come, Amy.

[ car honking ]

Danny...

Danny, I love you.

Nothing makes sense

anymore.

It's awful without you.

Well, say something.

Say that you don't feel

the same way about me.

Say that... that...

that you want me to go away

and leave you alone.

Oh, God.

Go away

and leave you alone?

I love you, Amy.

I want to spend

the rest of my life

with you.

I love you...

I love you!

I love you so much

it hurts all over.

Oh, Danny, I love you.

[ sighing ]

[ car engine starts ]

[ music playing ]

Danny, Danny, leave.

What?

Danny, it's Neil.

I'm not going to lie

for him anymore.

Get out of here.

You don't know

how angry he is.

No, I'm not going

anywhere without you.

- Please, Danny, go.

- No!

I'm not going anywhere

without you.

I've missed you,

Joshua.

Come home.

No, Neil.

Rebecca...

I want to talk

to Joshua alone.

Amy... stay with me.

Joshua, I love you.

Get away from me, Neil.

We don't need you

anymore.

Goodbye, Neil.

[ both laughing ]

♪ I hope

we never lose it ♪

♪ Now that we've come so far

♪ Time is there

if we choose it ♪

♪ For everything we are

♪ We're so good together

I will hold to you forever ♪

♪ You're the light in the dark

along the way ♪

♪ So please be

where I can find you ♪

♪ In the dark along the way

♪ We will carry

through together ♪

♪ Till we see

the break of day ♪

♪ If there's life

beyond these shadows ♪

♪ It's in every word you say

♪ And I need you in the dark

along the way ♪

♪ Look at the road behind us

♪ Trouble we had to see

♪ Plenty of dark to blind us

to what the world could be ♪

♪ If there's

a silver lining ♪

♪ It's where our souls

are shining ♪

♪ They will light through

the dark along the way ♪

♪ So please be

where I can find you ♪

♪ In the dark along the way

♪ We will carry

through together ♪

♪ Till we see

the break of day ♪

♪ If there's life

beyond these shadows ♪

♪ It's in every word you say

♪ So please be there

in the dark along the way ♪