Police Woman (1974–1978): Season 4, Episode 6 - The Buttercup Killer - full transcript

- What could I do for you?

Ah collecting for something huh?

- My God I haven't
done anything,

I haven't killed anyone,
what is this all about?

- What does the buttercup mean?

- What's happening to my family?

My whole family.
- Hey.

- Who is Anemone,
the yellow flower?

- The face of the nun.

- Then...
- No.

And then the Murista's is dead.

- Yeah thanks doc.

- Okay the big choice is
ice cold beer or retsina.

- Yeah I'll take one.

- I thought you would.

You really look great.

- Thank you.

- Where's Crowley, Pepper?

I thought he was gonna show.

- He'll show, he always
does when there's free food.

- Oh hey Melina.

- Hi, the house looks great.

Wish I'd brought my suit.

- Can't you stay and swim?

- No I can't my uncle's
alone in the deli,

I've gotta get back.

- Oh the spread looks great.

Your dad really did us a number.

- Yeah, I'll tell him,
it'll make his day.

- Pepper, this very sexy lady.

- Oh come on.

- Is Melina Ventselos
and she just got engaged.

- What's the luck mans name?

- Dimi Motacus.

- Well you're a
lovely bride to be.

- Thank you very much.

And I'm very proud of my man.

- You've got a full life
ahead of you sweetheart,

I can tell.

- You sure do.

And the diples are terrific.

- My dad made 'em
fresh for Proto Mayan.

- Proton Mayan, what um?

- Oh, Greek feast day,
first day of summer.

- We'll celebrate anything.

- Hey and I'm just the guy
who can help you celebrate.

- Hi Bill.
- Brilliant.

- Your timing is flawless
as usual Crowley,

the food just arrived.

- Well if you got timing
sweetheart, you got it all.

What's a guy to do to get a
glass of retsina around here?

- Ask.

- There you are Pantos,

you and Natale have
a happy Proto Mayan.

Hey sister, how are you today?

What could I do for you?

Ah, collecting for
something huh?

Hmm, good.

What?

- Uncle Benny I'm back.

Anna Melos loved the food

and Mr. Lobenos says
to have a good holiday.

Uncle Benny.

Uncle Benny I'm back.

- Alright Pete what you got?

- Robbery, homicide,

the victims body dropped
behind the counter.

- Where's Melina?

- She's over there.

- How'd he buy it?

- Right to the sternum.

- Huh, you got
any eye witnesses?

Anybody see anything?

- Well the guy next door
said he heard something.

Joe's over there
checking on it now.

- Who's the old
man in the corner?

- His name is Marcos
Ventselos, he's the victims brother.

They ran the shop together.

- Let's go talk to them.

This belong to you.

- No.

- I'm sorry Melina.

We got the call at Anna's...

- Yes, I already
told her about it.

- So Mr. Ventselos,
this is Sergeant Crowley.

- How do you sir?

- I am her friend.

- My fiancee, Dimi Motacus.

- He works up the
street at the cafe.

- I see.

Mr. Ventselos were you in
the store when it happened?

- No.

- Did you see someone?

A car?

Have any idea who?

- Papa.

- No, I see no one.

- Melina, when you
came and found your uncle

you saw nothing,
you heard nothing.

- No.

- I found this little flower
over on the counter,

do you sell these in the store?

- No.

- Bill, guy next door
in the liquor store

said that he heard a noise

but he didn't pay
it any attention.

Later he went to the window,
saw a nun next to the deli,

Greek Orthodox he said.

Maybe she witnessed something.

- They get a description?

- Saw her from the
rear, she had a limp.

- That sound like
anybody you know?

- No.

No, I know no nuns.

Why?

- That was what was observ...

- What are they doing
to him over there?

- They're examining
your brother.

They're trying to help us.

- You mean no
one from the church

ever comes in the
store Mr. Ventselos.

- No, I know no nuns.

No priests, no
church in this family.

- Papa.

- My brother lies
dead over there

and you talk to me about nuns.

Talk to me about killers.

You ever been here before?

No it's a beautiful church.

Benny Ventselos
obviously doesn't think so.

I wonder why he's so bitter.

I don't know, there's a
lot of guilt there somehow.

Well maybe Mother
Superior can tell us about him.

She does know we're
coming don't she?

Hmm-mm.

You are the police?

- Yes, I'm Sergeant Crowley
and this is Sergeant Anderson.

- And how can I help you?

- Well there's been a
killing and we suspect

that one of your nuns
may have been a witness.

- It's possible
she could help us.

- A nun with a limp, I heard.

No, there's no such
Sister here at Saint Dmitri's.

- Are you sure?

- Oh we're a very small Order.

Our legs are strong,
fortunately for the work we do.

- Well, is there perhaps
somewhere else where?

- Yes you might check the
Saint Nektarios Hospital,

there are Greek
Orthodox nuns there.

- We were there
but we had no luck.

- Also we checked Saint George,

there was nothing there either.

There's no place in this city

where there are
Greek Orthodox nuns?

No other place?

- No.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Uh, the Ventselos brothers
didn't come to church.

- Is there something else?

- Not in the girl, but in the
brothers there's a darkness.

A shadow.

- It's a buttercup,
Genus Ranunculus.

- Hmm, does it mean anything?

- You know like roses mean love?

- A buttercup,
um, spring, a child,

something warm and bright.

Well do I win the station
wagon, washer dryer,

an all expense paid
vacation in Honolulu?

In my book you do.

- Alright, good
to see you again.

- Okay.

- Take care Gale.

Okay.

- So what do you think?

- I don't think it means much.

- Thank you, goodnight.

- Why rob one of us?

You think maybe he
fall, so they shoot him?

- I don't know maybe.

Who sent the fruit?

- Mr. Stradadacas,

- From the cafe.
- Do you want some?

- What are we?

So wealthy?

Why don't they steal
from wealthy people?

Go, go rob a bank.

Not from people who
work to make a living.

- Alex.

- $200 eh, is that
all Benny's life

or any human
being's life is worth?

Sure.

- Alex.

Alex.

- I'm going okay.

- Something inside told me
to close store for Proto Mayan.

- Papa.

If only I had been there.

- Mr. Ventselos what?

Then maybe you are killed too.

Please it will do
you good, the ouzo.

- My brother Georgio died
when he was five years old.

Zenos, 1957.

That leaves Benny and
me and your uncle Alex.

Everything we
do, we do together.

Now I feel like half a thing.

- Dad.

- I think I go outside,
it gets too hot in here.

- I'll go with you.

- No, I wanna be alone.

- Dad.

Hey dad.

- Irini, where is Alex?

- He said he'd be
back late this afternoon.

About Benny, I'm sorry.

Irini, I am the one
who should be sorry.

I should not say that to you.

Irini, you tell Alex I wanna
talk to him right away.

At the store, not
on the telephone.

You will tell him right away.

- I'll tell him Marcos.

- I'll wait for him there.

- Benny.

Alex.

- Ah, did we make a good buy?

- Yes Alex, I've been pulling
some of the better ones.

- Oh Arto.

It's a limited
London trade edition.

It's beautiful.

- Oh Marcos was here,

he says it's urgent to
speak to you right away.

- Oh well I'll call him.

- No, he said that you
must come to the store.

I know, that's what he said.

He was worried.

- Must be about Benny.

Alright go and get
yourself some coffee

and bring it back here.

I'll go see Marcos.

Goodbye.

- Yeah, see you later.

Irini?

Irini?

Irini?

- Hey Pete.
- Hello Bill.

- Well who we got here?

- His name is Constantine,
he was the proprietor.

- Was a 211 involved?

- No cash box on the
table hasn't been touched.

- Any eye witnesses?

Anyone see anything?

- No.

Mrs. Karabetas
at the desk there,

she works here, she's the
one who found the body.

- Oh.

Maybe we better to talk to her?

- Yeah.

- Hi guys, can we work now?

- Yeah, it's all yours.

Excuse me Mrs. Karabetas,

I'm Sergeant Crowley,
this is Sergeant Anderson

and we'd like to ask you a
couple of questions please.

- How long have you
know Alex Constantine?

- Oh 15, 16 years.

- Do you have any idea
who could have done this?

I mean did he have any enemies?

Any debtors?

- No, he was a man
who loved books.

Loved culture, he had
no enemies, no debtors.

Bill, can I see you a second?

- Excuse us.

- Bill.
- Yeah.

- You're not gonna believe this,

but one look tells me I've
got rigor coming on already.

- Rigor, this fast?

- Yeah.

It means he wasn't
take unawares.

He must have seen something.

- That scared the
hell out of him huh?

- Right.

- Um, I'll be right back.

- Is there anything else

that could've brought
rigor on this fast?

- No.

- Miss Karabetas,

did Alex Constantine
know the Ventselos family?

- Of course, they
were brothers in law.

- Bill.

Yeah.

- They were brothers in law?

- Yes, Melina's mother
was sister to Alex.

- Ah do any Greek Orthodox
nuns ever come in here?

- No.

- Do you know why Melina's
father is so angry with God?

- I do not know.

- Is there a darkness
over the brothers?

- What is darkness?

You are a woman, we are
connected differently to life.

Who knows what
they call darkness.

- Is there Miss Karabetas?

- No.

- Come in.

- Thank you.

Do you come from the book store?

- Yes sir.

How's Irini?

- Ah she's okay.

You left an urgent
message with her sir,

could you tell us what
that was all about?

- What is wrong with you people?

Why you keep digging
into my family business?

You don't have to
find out about us.

Find out who is killing us!
- Papa.

- I can't do one
without the other sir.

I mean, do you want protection?

- To be like a prisoner
in my own store?

My own house?

Like a guilty man?

You think I am guilty
of something, of what?

- Say it.

Of what?

- No, no Mr. Ventselsos

we don't think you're
guilty of anything.

I mean I know that at a time
like this it's gotta be tough,

but we do need the information.

- You don't know nothing.

You find the murderer

because I know it is
the same murderer.

- Melina will you
please explain to him

that we're outsiders,
that we're not Greek.

- Hey you, you, you talk to me.

We are honest people
we have no enemies.

- Papa.
- Mr. Ventselos,

now you're making a mistake.

You're blocking us,
you're holding back.

Already there are
two people dead.

- You don't believe
me when I say huh?

You go to immigration, we
have been here 16 years,

there is nothing more to say.

Goodnight.

- You have our number.

- Why don't you ever
let them help you.

Why do you have to carry it
all on your shoulders alone?

Tell me what's going on.

- I love you with all my heart.

What more is there to say?

- Whenever I ask
you or uncle Benny

why you left the old country?

How mama died?

You would never say anything.

- When it is time for you
to know, you will know.

For them it is nothing.

Nothing at all.

- It is time now.

I have a right to
carry part of the load.

Tell me the truth.

- What the hell
is the truth girl?

Ah.

- Oh, this is Mr. Vangulis.

- Vangulos.

- Oh sorry.

He owns the pawn shop across
the street from the book store.

Tel Sergeant
Crowley what you saw.

- I thought we
checked the neighbors.

- He was closed.

- Oh if I knew such a
pretty lady was with you,

I'd have been open.

- I'm sure it would've made
all the difference in the world.

How'd you guess?

- Are we gonna
stand here all night,

or are you gonna
hear what he saw?

- Alright sir, what did you see?

- This nun with one bad
foot, she go in the book store

and come out before
Irini came back.

Well who specifically
could put their hands

on a nuns habit
if they wanted to?

- We have a gardener
and a maintenance staff.

And then there's a cook.

But I really don't think...

- Mother Superior,

I think you'd better see
Mrs. Katsikis in the infirmary,

I think she needs
to talk to you.

- I'll be there in a minute.

- Hello Miss Karabetas.

- Sergeant Anderson.

I'll get back to work.

- What does she do here?

- Irini Karabetas?

She does more than any
person has a right to ask.

- Here at the church?

- With the old people.

The one's who can't cook or
clean themselves anymore.

The gratitude those people
feel for what she does, well...

- Dimi can I talk to you?

- In the back.

Melina.

- The police woman
wanted to meet me,

so I told her here rather
than at the deli 'cause dad's...

- I know, I know.

It's gonna be alright.

- What's happening to my family?

My whole family?

- Hey, you and me, we
make whole new family

and your father
will have his place

at the head of the table.

- That'a our future
Dimi, what about now?

- Now Melina, now you
take care of yourself.

'Cause ever since I
come to this country

it is you that is the best
thing that has happened to me.

I am loving you Melina.

- I love you.

- Come I make you Turkish
coffee and curl your hair.

- Oh hi.

- Thanks for seeing me.

I wanna talk to you
about Irini Karabetas.

Oh do you want some coffee?

- Oh no thank you.

How long do you know her?

- Oh a long time, why?

- Well just now,

I learned that she's
working around the church.

- You're thinking
about the nuns habit?

Irini?

- When I ask a question
about somebody,

I'm not accusing them.

Is she connected
with your family?

- All I could ever find
out was that in Greece

she and uncle Benny were in
love and going to be married.

- So what happened?

- When uncle Benny
came over here

he suddenly broke it off
with her and he was so cold,

so cold to her all the time

it was painful to see her
every time she was around him.

Oh, I wouldn't say these
private things to you,

if I didn't think...

- You're not, you're not
doing her a disservice.

Believe me.

How's your father doing?

- Terrible.

Maybe, maybe if you came
over and talked to him?

- Sure, let's go.

- Thank you ladies.

Oh it's you huh?

Hey you always make a
mess for me to clean up.

Come on out.

Outside.

Go on, go.

Clean up a mess every time.

Always clean after that cat.

Always cleaning up.

- Papa!

Oh Papa!

Papa.

Papa.

- Paramedics.

Melina.

- Ambulance, we
need an ambulance.

2327 Third Avenue, hurry.

Close one eye and
touch the tip of your nose

with your index finger.

No wisecracks Crowley.

I wasn't gonna say a thing.

- See I'm okay.

I've just been waiting for hours

and I have a splitting
headache and my hair's a mess.

- You don't have a concussion,

take it easy for a few days.

Dizziness, blurred vision,

I wanna know about
it, you understand?

- Okay, thanks doc.

- Alright.

- See I told you I'm okay.

- Well I think you better
take a few days off.

- What I'll take is a
rain check on that.

- You look fine.

No really you look terrific.

- Oh thank you.

- For a lady who just got
clobbered in a Greek Deli.

- You want a concussion?

Where are we going?

- Thought we'd drop
by Melina's fathers room

and see if he's
conscious or not.

- You picked up the
Karabetas woman, didn't you?

- Yeah.

Dr. Frank Gludkin,
room 224 please.

- Hi.

- You all right?

- According to the
doctor and the EEG,

he has a chance if he
regains consciousness.

If he slips into a deep come.

- You know we're
pulling for him.

- If he, I mean when he
regains consciousness

will you let us know?

- Sure.

- You know what worries me?

- What?

- She's the only one left.

- Miss Karabetas, where were you

when Marcos Ventselos
was shot today?

- I was working at the
church, at Saint Dmitri's

I told you that.

- We checked there and no
one could swear to seeing you

at exactly the time the
shooting went down.

- I was working
alone, but I was there.

- The Cathedral's just a few
blocks from Ventselos's store.

- What does the buttercup mean?

- How do I know?

Why don't you ask the murderer?

Why are you asking me...

- Benny Ventselos,
Miss Karabetas.

- What about him?

- Where were you
when he was murdered.

- I told you that too.

I was with Alex,
Mr. Constantine.

Why don't you believe me?

- He can't confirm
that any longer.

- My God, I haven't
done anything.

I haven't killed anyone,
what is this all about?

- Sorry Miss Karabetas,

we're faced with two
murders and one attempt.

There are people who are
holding back information

that might help us stop
the massacre of this family.

- What information
am I holding back?

That I loved Benny Ventselos?

That in this country
we planned to marry?

That he turned cold and bitter?

That he doesn't want me?

Is that a crime?

- Did that make you hate him?

- Yes, I hated him.

I hurt.

But I loved him too.

- Was there another woman?

- How can they ask these things?

- We wouldn't if
we didn't have to.

- Was there another woman?

- I, I don't know.

I think no.

- Then why all of this?

What went on in
their earlier lives?

Here and in Greece?

- Why?

Do you think if I knew why,
I'd be sitting here like this?

Do you think it's easy,

easy to love a man

who has an empty space
where his heart should be?

To put your woman's passion,

your life into the
work at Saint Dmitri's

because where you wanna
put it, no one wants it?

- There's something
else, I don't know what it is.

- Immigration looks
like we've got a break.

- Well it's about time,
what have you got?

- Well what is it?

- Immigration makes the family

as coming from a different
village that they told us.

- Yeah they all say Comidas
and immigration says Ciriai.

Ciriai.

- Yes Sergeant Crowley.

Ah yes Mrs. Pascoe.

This is the lady
from the library,

she's calling me
about the flower.

Uh huh, yeah they
grow all over Greece.

Wild huh?

And they're also known as
the wind flower or anemone.

In mythology, uh huh.

A beautiful nymph
who was pursued

and ravaged by the Wind God.

And then he, uh huh.

He did that huh?

Okay, thank you Mrs. Pascoe.

No, no, no, over the
phone's good enough.

Yeah bye.

- What she wanna do?

Give you a demonstration?

- Yeah uh, let's get
back to the business

of the two different places.

- You know Bill, I wouldn't
write off that phone call yet.

- Who's writing it off?

I thought I'd drop
by her place later on.

- Anemone is also a girl's name.

Right.

- You know they tell us
the come from one place,

yet they come from another.

There is a woman
involved named Anemone?

Where's Melina right now?

- At the hospital.

- Okay, Pete stick with Pepper.

Talk to Melina, talk to
Marcos too if he's conscious.

Get permission from Melina

to go through her
father's and uncle's things.

- Right.

- Have we still got access
to Constantine's place?

- Uh, yeah.

- Alright, let's you
and me work it.

Let's hit it.

- Melina.

Melina honey.

Honey wake up.

- Huh?

Oh.

- Any change?

- No.

- Some new things came
up, you feel like talking?

- Yeah.
- You sure?

- Yeah.

- Your mother, what
was your mothers name?

- Laticia.

- It wasn't Anemone?

- No.

- Melina, we'd
like to go through

some of your father's things
at the house, do you mind?

No, I don't mind.

- Okay, I'm gonna take you home.

- No, I shouldn't leave.

- You can get a lot
better rest at home.

- They'll call you if
he starts coming to.

Okay.

Mr. George Freelick,

third floor nurses
station please.

- Okay.
- Come on, I'll help you.

Anything?

- I don't even know
what we're looking for.

- You know.

- What?

- Well, you asked
me about my mother.

I never, I never really believed

that she died of some sickness.

- What do you mean?

- I don't think, I don't
feel like she's dead.

- But immigration
has her listed as dead.

Have you talked to
your father about this?

- The simplest
question about her,

what did she look like?

Did she smile a lot?

What were the first words
she said when I was born?

He says nothing.

- Why won't he open
up about these things?

I don't, I don't know.

- Melina, you alright?

Oh Dimi, I'm so
glad you're here.

- I come straight from work.

I worry sick about you.

Your papa?

- He's still on the machines.

- Thank you for
bringing her home.

- Oh that's alright, we're
not leaving right now,

we still have a
little work to do.

- Maybe I help you?

- That's okay, we'll
do it ourselves.

- Thank you.

- My father's
room is downstairs.

- Hey Bill.

Here's something.

It's a Greek newspaper.

- 1961, the year
the emigrated here.

Huh, take that with us.

- Melina, which of these
things are from Greece

and what's from here?

- Only the icons
are from Greece.

Other than that they
came here with nothing.

They came and they started over.

- Okay, well be sure to
keep your doors locked.

- I don't have to worry
tonight, Dimi's staying with me.

- Well keep the doors
locked anyway, alright.

- I hope Bill enjoyed
better luck than we did.

- They didn't come up emptier.

- Papa.

Dimi?

- Dimi?

- Dimi?

- Dimi?

- Dimi?

- Dimi?

- Oh Dimi!

Dimi!

- What happened?

- It's Dimi, they think
he's got a concussion.

- Melina?

- She's okay.

Doctor gave her a tranquiliser.

She's inside,
she's getting ready,

she's gonna follow
him to the hospital.

- You had a chance
to talk to her?

- Not really, not yet.

Pete.

- Yeah.

- As soon as it's daylight,
get ahold of Anna Melos,

she speaks Greek,
she read it too.

Tell her to meet
me at the office

first thing in the morning.

- Right, see you Joe.

- Okay.

- Joe, I wanna run this whole
Ventselos family through RNI.

And check on Dimi too.

- You got it.

- Hey and also check
out the Karbetas woman.

Melina, you feel
like talking now?

- Melina.

- They threw him
out of the window.

- They, they threw him out?

- They, they spoke Greek.

The little boy was crying.

Something the woman
wanted him to do,

he didn't want
to do, so he cried.

- And the nun?

- She came at me as if...

- As if what Melina?

- He was fighting, shouting.

What's happening to me?

- Bill maybe she
should stay here.

- No, there's no way.
- Sure she should stay.

- I'm going to the hospital
to see my father and Dimi.

- Alright listen,
you stay with her.

You stay with her.

I'll talk to you later,
I've got to get back.

- Listen we need
this translated Anna,

we found it in
Melina's uncle's place,

over in the book store.

- Well my Greek's
not exactly classical

but the date is.

- Yeah, we can
see what the date is.

What else does it say?

- Okay, okay.

Let's see it says "three
men are being sought

"in the beating to death of a
farmer named Dimus Aristos.

"It took place in the village
of Ciriai on Proto Mayan."

The holiday you guys
were up at my new place.

- Yeah but it's Ciriai,
not Comidas huh?

- It's Ciriai.

- Does it mention the family
names Constantine or Ventselos?

- No.

- You can find names in papers.

- Yeah, okay what else?

- Well wife of one
of the fugitives

reports her three
year old child missing.

Disappeared same
time as her husband.

The wives name,
first name is Laticia.

- That's Melina's mothers name.

- Yeah, is there anybody there

with the the name
Anemone, first name.

- No.

- That's it huh?

- That's it.

Dr. Jack Macron,

please report to
the third floor east.

- He's conscious and doctor
says he can talk with you.

I'm going up to Dimi's room.

- Are you feeling better?

I'm still alive.

- If you want your
daughter to stay alive,

you must tell me,
you have got to tell me.

We know about
the killing in Greece.

The three men.

You, your brother
and Alex Constantine.

- No, you know
nothing about the killing.

- You must tell me.

- One day my wife
Laticia come to me.

She says this man
Dimus, a farmer.

She say he raped her.

Like the wind I run.

Get Benny and Alex

and we find Dimus

and we beat him.

And we beat him.

- He died.

- Then we must leave
the village to escape police.

- Why did you take Melina away

and tell her that
her mother died?

- In my heart she is dead.

We find out she lied.

Dimus does not rape her.

She tries to seduce
him and he scorns her

and our act of passion
becomes an act of murder.

- Who is Anemone?

The yellow flower.

Who is Anemone?

- The wife of Dimus.

She got hurt in her leg.

The face of the nun,
was Anenome Aristos.

- Then, then...

- No.

No, Anenome Aristos is dead.

- Yeah, walked out of here six
months ago at Christmas time.

Used several aliases
before he was committed

but the name is Aristos.

Dimitrus Aristos,
Sergeant Crowley.

Father's name Dimus, mother's
name Anemone, both dead.

Explosive violence
twice on B ward.

- How explosive?

Life taking aggression.

- Yeah listen who
handled him in therapy?

You?

- Yes, yes, sometimes
he was seized

by his mothers personality,
but what's more interesting

is when he retreated into
the little boy's personality.

- I'm sure it is.

Listen would he ever
dress in a nun's habit?

- Whenever, whenever he
played the role of the woman

certainly he did.

- Now you wanna tell
me just why the hell

he wasn't in your
maximum security section?

- No wait a minute Sergeant.

We make judgments
based on hard data.

Dr. Gary Bowers

please report to
the information desk.

- Dimi!

Dimi.

- Oh, oh Dimi, you
had me so scared.

Hey Dimi, what are you doing?

What are you doing?

The nurse said to stay in bed.

What are you doing?

The nurse said to stay in bed.

Dimi.

- You look.
- Get back in bed.

Get back in bed,
what are you doing?

- You look

like your mother.

- What?

Dimi?

- My Dimitrius
stopped me last night.

He won't do that again.

Again.

- Hey Dimi.
- Not Dimi.

- Dimi!
- He's gonna kill her.

- Melina!

- I think they have
something up against the door.

- Sure does.

- I'm gonna take the roof.

- I'll look out here.

- What are you
talking about huh?

I'll go call the nurse, I'm
going to call the nurse.

- She can't.
- What's the matter?

Open up sir.

Open the door, open the door!

Open that door
or I'll smash it in.

I'm gonna smash this down now.

Open!

Open up the door Dimi.

He was a good man.

He was...

- Melina.

Melina, it's me.

It is her over there.

- Do you what he's, do
you know what he's saying?

The little boy
paid for the rape.

- Okay sweetheart.