The Big Sky (2020–…): Season 3, Episode 8 - Duck Hunting - full transcript

You said Paige's stuff was gone.

Help! E-Easy, now.

Help!

Oh. Oh, God.

What have you done?

When you hired us,
you failed to mention

that there are $15
million at stake.

Who are all these other
people looking for them?

What do you know about Luke?

I know he's in trouble.

And I'm guessing that
you're part of that.



You two kill Luke,

and then we'll go have
a look-see for Paige.

Killing Luke was never
part of the agreement.

You look terrified.

There are some bad
people on this trip.

Hey, baby.

Miss me?

Paige. You're okay.

No thanks to you.

What are you talking about?

You left me.

That's not how I remember it.

I left to get help.

Yeah, well, they found us.



Alright, Mr. Jimmy sent
some freaks to the camp.

He knows where we are and
he wants the money back.

Where's the journal?
I-I thought you had it.

You took it with you.

If I had it, would I be here?

Look, Paige, i-it
doesn't matter, alright?

The money's not
important anymore.

Let's go before it's too late.

She ain't
going nowhere with you.

Who the hell are you? Me?

I'm the guy who saved her.

Paige, Paige, seriously, let's
get the hell out of here.

It's true.

He saved me.

From you.

You were gonna bash her
brains in with that rock.

Yeah, that's right. I saw you.

I should have killed you
when I had the chance.

Now, where's her journal?

Okay, just... just listen
to me for a sec, okay?

Are you just gonna stand there?

Oh, I'm just giving
him a head start.

More sporting that way.

I'll be back in two
shakes of a lamb's tail.

Emily was the one that found
Mary's body off a trail.

Did anybody search the area
where the body was found?

Well, after Buck brought
Mary's body back,

he and Avery went back
up to take a look around.

Daddy?!

Hey. Come here.

I got you. I got
you.

You okay? Hmm?

What happened?

I followed Luke into the
woods and I got lost.

And then I saw her.

She was bleeding.

I don't know. She
had Paige's bag.

I just thought
that she was hurt,

but then I saw her eyes.

Okay. Baby.

I got you.

Tell me about Luke and Paige.

Well, they were guests.

Uh, Paige left
early. She went home.

And then there was a little
something-something going on

between Luke and
Mary after that.

Luke said that he was leaving.

He was really scared
about something.

Emily's right.

We can't find Luke.

Excuse us. Come here.

We're gonna need to gather
everybody and get statements.

Okay. We'll let
the staff know.

Thank you.

You're okay.

Em.

Hey. We're so
glad you're here.

Avery, Sunny said that
you went out looking

after the body was found.

What for?

Yeah, uh, Buck wanted
to find Luke, so...

You think Luke could
have done this?

I don't know. I don't know.

There's... There's
a lot to process.

Rangers are setting
up a roadblock

while we lock down
the crime scene.

What the...

What are you two doing here?

Same thing
as everybody else.

Vacation, outdoor vibes.

Now ruined.

Really? I know, right?

I mean, it's just our luck.

All we wanted to do was shut
off for a couple of days,

and now this... a murder.

God, it's awful.

I'll be writing a review.

0.0 stars.

Where was Buck when
you found Mary?

I actually don't know.

He must have heard me scream.

Before I knew it,
he was just there.

Okay.

Do you think Luke
could have killed her?

No.

Is that a feeling you have,
or is there something else?

It's just a feeling, I guess.

Okay. That's enough questions.

I know you're just
doing your job.

Come on, Em. Let's
get you some water.

Avery. Mm-hmm.

You need to tell me what
the hell's going on here

and why you let my daughter
wander off into those woods alone.

We had no idea. Alright?

She didn't tell Carla, either.

Can you give us a sec?

Tonya
and Donno are here.

What?

Yeah. They obviously had
something to do with this.

Did they confess?

If they didn't confess,
we got to treat them

like everybody else...
Possible suspects.

You shouldn't have brought
Mary's body back here.

What were you thinking?

I had to do a little improvising
after Emily found her.

Trust me, it's a good thing.

How is that a good thing?

Mary's DNA might still
be on me or mine on her.

If that's the case, we
have an explanation for it.

Smart. I didn't
think about that.

Well, I really
didn't have a choice.

I can't stop thinking
about that girl.

No, don't do that.

She did nothing wrong, Buck.

Don't go there.

It's done.

I know it. I know it.

We're in a lot of
trouble here, Buck.

Listen.

Luke's still out there, alright?

We're gonna use him.

He killed Paige and then he
killed Mary to cover it up.

It'll make sense to the cops.

Cops like sense.

Thank you.

Alright, uh, do we have
a timeline on Mary?

Uh, went for a jog
alone around 3:00 p. m.

No one saw her
come back to camp.

Apparently, Luke and Mary
were actually hooking up.

Yeah. Emily said
the same thing.

After Paige supposedly split.

Except Paige didn't go home,
not if this is her bag.

And now Luke is missing.

He and Cormac Barnes are
the only ones not in camp.

Okay, let's collect
statements from everybody.

Let's see if their
stories match up.

Right.

Luke and Paige were going
through a rough patch,

bickering like young couples do.

Yeah, well, I'd say it was
a little more than that.

I had a bad feeling about
those two from day one.

Luke especially.

He had what your generation
would call toxic masculinity.

He was full to
the gills with it.

Mary thought Paige was a bitch.

And she felt sorry for Luke.
That's why they hooked up.

And, plus, he was cute.

Lots of dead
things up here.

It's the woods.

Dead things.

I thought Luke and
Mary were together.

I never met Paige.

I'm told she was a pill.

Mary seemed nice, though.

Mary taught me some yoga
poses for my bad back.

I liked her.

Mary was such a sweet girl.

I feel like we failed her.

I hope you catch the
bastard who did this.

You better catch
him before I do.

I can't imagine anybody
wanting to kill that poor girl.

I don't know.

Luke seemed nervous
to me, stressed.

Luke warned me about
dangerous people being here.

And then he just
disappeared into the woods.

Uh well, Luke
didn't want to be here.

Paige dragged him up
here for his birthday.

There is one thing
that might be a factor.

Luke told me that he and Paige
had $15 million in crypto.

When he told me, I
thought it was a joke,

but, um...

now I'm not so sure.

Guess Luke
left in a hurry.

Deputies already
searched this, you know.

Let's look again.

What Avery said about the
$15 million changes things.

Okay, well, I wouldn't
trust Avery, alright?

He's full of crap.

I don't think he was lying.

That son of a bitch
charmed you, didn't he?

It was the accent, wasn't it?

Uh-huh. Yeah.

You know, an hour
ago, you were dead set

on Tonya and Donno
being the killers.

The money is something
we need to look into.

Found something.

Luke had Paige's phone.

Wait.

Emily said that Sunny was
receiving texts from Paige.

I guess we know who
was sending them.

Okay, so Luke kills Paige

in a lovers' quarrel
in the woods, right?

Hides the body, buries the bag.

And then Mary finds the bag,

so he kills her to
keep his secret?

Strange he would run away and
leave this evidence behind.

Yeah, something is just not
making sense about this.

So being an errand
boy has its perks.

I'm a perk?

That didn't come out right.

Mm-hmm.

How about we just dance?

Dance?

Yeah. Why the hell not?

Well, you asked me out
for a drink, not a dance.

And it's been a long day, so
I'm gonna take a rain check.

I'm gonna hold
you to that. Okay.

So, uh, I've been
meaning to ask you,

did you ever find out who
my dad sold that truck to,

the... the one that burned?

You know about that?

I might've overheard
you talking about it.

Um, no.

I got nothing.

I don't think your dad's
being completely honest.

Sorry. That's just the truth.

You think he has something to
do with the dead backpacker?

No, I don't.

It's just one of those weird
things I can't seem to square.

You mean my dad
once owning a truck

who you saw some
weird mountain dude

maybe transporting
a dead body in?

That's what you can't square?

Well, when you put
it like that...

How else am I
supposed to put it?

I mean, the camp does
own a lot of trucks,

and old ones...
Too many to count.

Well, what do you
think about it?

I think I should probably
head back to camp.

And I think I'm gonna
collect on that rain check.

Yeah, you should collect.

You better bring your
best dancing boots.

Oh, just you wait.

Okay.

Oh, boy.

Check that way.

Is someone there?

It's Hoyt.

We got a body down
by the Chimney Rocks.

It's Luke.

What the hell?

Okay. Yeah.

I'll let you know
when I track him down.

Jenny? Yeah.

She and Beau are up
at Sunny Barnes' camp.

Two of their guests
were murdered.

Holy crap!

Well, who does Jenny
have you looking for?

Cormac Barnes.

But I was with him last
night... At the Boot Heel.

Don't.

Well, does he know
what happened?

I don't know.

He told me he was
going back up to camp.

Jenny says he never showed.

Weird. Yeah.

Alright.

Hmm.

Hey, get this.

Luke and Paige registered for
this trip under fake last names.

Paige told Sunny she
had a trust fund,

but in reality, she
was a data-entry clerk.

So was Luke.

They both quit their jobs
days before this trip.

Okay.

So this wasn't necessarily
a vacation, per se.

Maybe they were hiding out.

But the $15 million
Avery mentioned?

I'm thinking they stole it.

Could explain why Tonya
and Donno are here.

Maybe they're working a
job. I'm glad you said it.

I was beginning to think Donno was
bribing you with his sandwich craft.

Okay, you know what?
Let's not go there.

'Cause bad guys can
have good points.

Donno's just happens
to be sandwich skills.

Oh! Donno's making sandwiches?

I wish. But no.
What do you got?

Uh, yeah, so there's a
missing bow and quiver

from the equipment shed.

Arrows match the murder weapon.

Who had access to that shed?

Everyone. They didn't
keep it locked.

Okay, so question is,
who had the opportunity

to kill both Luke and Mary?

We know that Cormac and...
And Donno were both missing

the night of the supermoon hike.

Avery and Buck also
could have done it

when they were out in the
woods looking for Luke.

Everyone else is accounted for
at the time of Luke's murder.

Now we just got to
figure out motives.

Huh.

Who's this?

Hey.

Hi. I tried calling.

And I went to your
place in town.

Oh, sorry. My
phone must be dead.

I thought you were
going back up to camp.

What are you doing
at your parents'?

Yeah, I just had to
stop by for something.

What's going on?
Can we talk inside?

Yeah. Come in.

So why are you and
Tonya really here?

Like we said, vacation.

Does that include
killing Mary and Luke?

You got me.

Not.

Why didn't you go on that hike?

No group hikes for me.

Alone, in nature.
Trees are my friends.

So that would explain how you
got the mud on your shoes.

Yes.

Well, I wanted to go on
the hike, but Donno didn't.

He's got a lot of rules.

It's kind of odd, isn't it?

You being up here
with your cook?

I mean, the man's interesting.

He's not who you think he is.

No, I don't imagine he is.

The man contains multitudes.

Strong agree.

But hiking isn't one of them.

What about the marriage?

I understand you're up here
pretending to be married.

You get freebies if you
say it's your anniversary.

You know, bottle of champagne,
chocolate-covered strawberries.

So it's just a total
coincidence that you and Donno

were on this trip at this time.

Yeah.

I mean, if we committed a crime,

it's that we lied
about being in love.

Good one.

I'm serious.

I named a sandwich after Tonya.

Grilled with only
the good vegetables,

none of the bad ones.

I'm not buying it.

I think you're here looking for
a lot more than free champagne.

Speaking of marriages,
I met your ex, Carla.

She's a boss.

Really impressive.

I don't know why you left her.

It's actually the
other way around.

But we're not gonna
get into that.

Why don't you tell
me about Paige?

Paige was already
gone when we arrived.

That doesn't mean anything.

You could have killed her and then
showed up at the camp to get Luke.

Why would we do that?

Oh, I don't know. The money?

You found out about
the $15 million,

so you decided to kill them
both so you could take it.

Or you were hired to.

You have a fertile
imagination for a cop,

but that doesn't explain Mary.

Try this on for size.

Mary found you
burying Paige's bag,

so you had to get rid of her.

That does explain Mary.

But like I said...

vacation, trees, fun, no murder.

The person you really should
be looking at is Avery.

Oh, yeah? Why's that?

Well, his archery
skills, for one.

Avery's quite the marksman.

Avery? Really?

Deadly.

He surprised everybody.

Well, just 'cause he
can shoot an arrow

don't mean he killed Luke.

Well, I'm guessing
that he's the one

that told you about
the $15 million.

How'd you know that?

Avery was talking to
Luke, like, a lot.

I'm just putting it out there.

You can ask your daughter
if you don't believe me.

But something was going
on with those two.

Copy that right now.

Avery.

Hey.

What are you doing? Nothing.

Um, hey, Em, when you
found Paige's bag,

did you have a look through it?

No. Why? What is this about?

No, I'm just wondering if
there's a-a clue in there

about the crypto
Luke and Paige had.

Crypto? Mm.

What are you talking about?

Oh, just something Luke said.

It's probably
nothing.

Let's just leave the clues
to my dad. Absolutely.

Wait.

Mary and Luke are both dead?

Yeah.

Your parents haven't told you?

No. No, they haven't.

I-I need to ask, have
you been here all night?

Yeah.

Yeah? Well, you told me
you were going to the camp.

So is there something
you want to tell me?

I was looking for the bill
of sale for my dad's truck.

I was trying to do
my parents a favor

and help you out, of course.

Well, did you find it?

No, just the title.

So he never sold it.

Nope.

I just can't figure
out why they'd...

lie to me about
something like that.

You grow up thinking
you know your parents,

but you forget they had whole
lives before you were even born.

What do you mean?

Did you find something else?

Nothing.

Nothing?

We should head up
to the campsite.

What's up?

Hey.

So, as you requested,
I did some research

on Avery and Carla.

Sent it to your phones.

Pretty interesting.

Are we really doing this?

No stone unturned.

Stalking... that's a good look.

Wrong. Investigating
a possible suspect

that happens to be my
wife's new husband.

Mm-hmm. Also happens to be
very good with a bow and arrow.

Yeah.

Wow!

This changes things.

Yeah, it does.

Alright, I'll take
Avery, you take Carla.

Keep it professional, alright?

Maybe don't mention this
thing between me and Avery.

I'm pretty sure
she's aware of it.

Just professional.

Stick to the facts.
She's a lawyer.

She'll use your words
against you, trust me.

I think I can handle
myself. Well...

Let's see if she knows
about Avery's little secret.

Good work. Yeah.

"Carla de Lugo, Criminal
Defense Attorney of the Year"

in Houston for
three years running.

Did Beau tell you
that? No, he hasn't.

He hasn't said a word about you.

Or Texas or anything personal.

Oh, well, I'm not surprised.

Beau had some issues with
people I defended at times,

and then he pretty
much imploded,

and so did our marriage, so...

I'm sorry. That was off topic.

No, go on, please.

He never mentioned
the Hatcher shootout

or the bike gang, his partner?

Not a thing.

We just keep things
professional.

I'm sure you do.

Uh, I just need
to know where you were

from 6:00 p. m. last
night to this morning.

Uh, after dinner,
uh, Carla and I,

um, we had some alone
time in the tent.

We can move past
that. Right, yes.

Anyway, after that, Carla
went to look for Emily,

and, uh, I got
dressed, did some work.

And, uh, then we met up
for the supermoon hike.

So you didn't see Luke at all.

No. No, I didn't.

Just, you seem to know a
lot about Luke, the money.

Well, we chatted.

He felt comfortable
opening up to me.

About $15 million,
he just opened up?

Well, I thought he was joking.

Like I said, now
I'm not so sure.

What else can you
tell me about that?

Maybe it was just
too much of a secret

and he needed to share
it with someone and...

he picked me.

Hm.

So then he lost
his partner, Randy,

when the whole
operation went sideways,

and he just blamed himself.

Just checked out of everything.

Some very dark days.

I'm sorry to hear that.

He's a good man.

Yes. Yes, he is.

Anyway, it all worked out.

He seems to be thriving
as the sheriff here,

and I am happily
married to Avery.

That's great.

Okay, so why don't you ask me
what you really want to ask me?

This isn't about Beau, is it?

No, it's Avery, actually.

I'm sure he's under
a lot of stress

with what's been going
on with his company.

What are you talking about?

You know, I've been
meaning to ask, um,

how your company,
Haypoint, is doing.

Oh. Yes, we're doing
rather well, thanks.

I ask because I know
the SEC is initiating

a fraud investigation
for misleading investors.

Right, yes. I'm not at liberty
to discuss that, I'm afraid,

so...

Yeah.

You know, I think I've told you
everything I know about Luke,

so if there's
nothing else, uh...

It's just that the $15
million that Luke mentioned,

that's, uh... could
be pretty tempting

to somebody in a financial
situation, you know?

Am I a suspect?

We're looking at all
possible motives.

I see what you're doing.

And I'm done.

And I want a lawyer.

Well, we both know a
good one, don't we?

Yeah, looks like some...
I can run it now.

We're just gonna
have to find a way.

Alright.

There you are.

Nice of you to call.

Heard all about
everything from Cassie.

Well, sorry, but it's been
a little crazy up here.

Yeah.

Pharmacist was a
little confused.

Said you, uh, refilled
your prescription

right before this trip.

He did.

But your father spilled
some of them down the drain.

You know how clumsy he is.

You got something
to say, son, say it.

Yeah. We got
bigger fish to fry.

Well, I had a look in the attic.

Whatever for?

That old burned-out
truck Dad said he sold.

I found the title for it.

Huh.

You sure it was the same truck?

I definitely sold it.

That Cassie's got you all
worked up, hasn't she?

Nope.

No, she hasn't.

But this has.

Aww! That's your cousin Bryan.

Your Aunt Sally's boy who
lives down in Florida now.

Uh-huh.

He's the one that taught you how
to throw a football, remember?

This is what has
you all worked up?

There was a hospital
bracelet also.

Oh, good Lord.

Son, you need to let this go.

I mean, we got real
problems up here.

And this has nothing
to do with that.

So you won't mind if I share
any of this information

with Cassie, then?

Well...

You need to steer
clear of that gal.

We got a business we're trying
to pull out of the fire.

Let's focus on that
and not all the junk

that you're pulling
out of the attic.

And I'd appreciate it if
you'd just stop lying to me.

We can't do this to him anymore.

You want me to tell
him about Walter

in the middle of all this?

Luke is dead. That
changes things.

We got to tell him everything.

We got to circle
the wagons, Sunny.

Why would we want to
tell him that now?

Because maybe your boy
Walter killed Luke and Paige

and the backpacker

and God knows whatever
else he's up to.

Don't you say that.

Don't you dare.

Well, that's the truth.

You don't know any of that.

It's my story, and
I'm going with it.

Damn near tells itself.

A little early for
happy hour, isn't it?

You want one?

Thanks, but I'm working.

Never stopped you before.

I'm sorry. That wasn't fair.

That's fine.

How's Emily doing?

Fine, I guess, just
all things considered.

She's tough, you know, like you.

Kind of describes
you, doesn't it?

Touché.

You know, being up here
reminds me of the time

we went camping at Copper
Breaks when Em was just a baby.

Oh, yes.

Good times.

Between the raccoons
and the tornado warning.

Oh, those raccoons, they scratched
the hell out of my truck.

Yeah, they did.

And then we spent all night
passing Em back and forth

'cause of her teething. Mm.

That was a good time.

Yeah.

It was.

Hey. Hey.

Poppernak download you? Yeah.

Someone in the camp, you think?

Well, we're still
piecing it together.

But right now, we're still
considering everyone a suspect.

I can help you remove one name.

Cormac was with me at
the Boot Heel last night.

Then he went to
his parents' place.

Security camera
shows he never left.

I do need you to take a closer
look at Buck Barnes, though.

What'd you find out?

Turns out he never sold
the truck that burned up.

I think he's hiding something.

We got to get that journal
and get the hell out of here.

I hate to admit it,
but you're right.

They ask you about our marriage?

Yeah. I had to admit we
lied about being in love.

Is that what you said?

Uh, yeah.

Yeah, we're not in love.

Okay, quick. It's
now or never.

Mr. Donno. Ms. Tonya.

Hey. How can we help you?

Well, you know what?

Since you guys showed up,

nothing's been
right around here.

Is that an observation
or an accusation?

Well, Sheriff Beau said that you
two lied about being married.

I don't like liars.

Well, I think you've got a
little bit more to worry about

than our little white lies.

Murder.

Two murders.

You know, lying's just
a stone's throw away

from all sorts of sins.

I got my eye on you.

What was that?

I don't know.

I think they call
it cowboy mouth.

She also may be a
witch. Let's go.

You were
unaccounted for

when both Mary and
Luke were killed, Buck.

Well, I mean, like I told you,

I was doing a safety
check for the night hike.

Judging by the plaque
in the equipment shed,

you're a skilled archer.

I am.

I am. So are a lot
of people here.

By moving Mary's body, you
tampered with a crime scene.

Well, I mean, I couldn't
leave the poor girl

out there for the bears.

Or maybe you did it on purpose.

What?

No. No.

For you to suggest that I
would intentionally hurt

one of our campers, that's...

When I saw that girl, I treated
her same as my own child.

So forgive me for not
having the presence of mind

to follow police protocol.

We're just doing our job, Buck.

No, I understand.

I understand.

You guys have any
more questions?

Actually...

Have you seen this man?

Yeah. I've seen him.

I've seen him out in the woods.

Well, we
believe he may be linked

to the Bleeding Heart
Murder from 20 years ago

and the backpacker
who died recently.

Holy hell. Really?

Yeah.

Do you know where
we could find him?

No.

No, I, uh... I've only
seen him a couple times.

And not in the same place.

Do you have any idea
who he could be?

No, ma'am, I don't.

Whew!

Wish I could help.

Hey.

What's with the
silent treatment?

You want me to talk? Fine.

I cannot believe that
you didn't tell me

the SEC is investigating you.

Oh. I had to learn about
that from the police.

That is Beau.

That is Beau, and he is
trying to sabotage...

Is it true?

Yes or no? Is it true?

Yes, yes. Avery.

I'm sorry. I should
have told you.

But I thought it would
all be cleared up,

and it will be, alright?

I made a mistake. I
should have told you.

Mm-hmm.

But the problems with my company

have nothing to do with
what is going on here.

When we get back into town,

Emily and I are
gonna get a hotel.

Oh, for God's sake...
I need some time.

I need to think about things.
I need a little space.

Carla, please.

Fine.

I'll stay in a hotel, and
you can stay in the house.

Then we can talk
when you're ready.

Road's closed. You
need to turn around.

Aw. I was hoping
to do some fishing.

Not here.

Is something going on up there?

I'm not at liberty to say.

"Liberty."

Interesting choice of words.

Liber... the god of
coming-of-age stories.

Is that what you're
doing right now, Ranger?

Coming of age?

Gonna need you to turn
your vehicle around.

Not gonna ask again.

Mm. There it is.

From a boy to a man.

And so it goes.

Listen, don't make
me contact my...

Throw the body in the back.

So you think the
mystery mountain man

is the Bleeding Heart Killer,

that he killed Paige, Luke,
Mary, and Mark Woodman?

Possibly, yeah.

Emily mentioned that
Luke saw a light

the night that
Paige went missing.

It could have been him.
Any idea where it was?

No, she didn't
know. Cormac might.

He knows these woods.

So where exactly?

Right around here.

The area that
you're talking about

isn't on any of the
trail maps at the camp.

That's 'cause my mom didn't
want any of the guests

to go up there.

Probably 'cause my dad told her

he saw your man in the
woods around those parts.

Best to keep the campers
away from outsiders.

Okay. Let's go.

You heard
him. Let's move.

Alright,
everybody. Let's go.

Luke said the seed phrase words
were highlighted on two pages.

Damn it.

How much longer do you
think we should wait?

I used to go duck
hunting with my grandpa.

Dark, cold.

The wait...

So this guy here...
Hard or soft?

It don't matter.

Pearlina will sort him out.

Walter.

Walter, are you in there?

The sheriff's department
is coming for you.

Please, if you're in there, run!

Okay, you need to hang
back, keep out of sight.

Please be safe.

I will.

What do we do?

Nothing to do.

No. We can't give up.

There has to be a way.

You have nothing
to be afraid of.

You've done nothing wrong.

That's not true, Walter.

If they take me, I'll
be dead by morning.

Trust me.

Alright, what do we think
we're walking into here?

I don't know. He's been
up here for a while.

Paige could be in
there. Let's go.

Listen to me.

No matter what happens, okay,

I need you to know, you'll
always be my prince.

Come with me.

It doesn't go far, just
to the edge of the woods,

and then you'll have to run.

You go ahead. I'll stall them.

No, you're coming with me.

If they find this cabin empty,
they will keep looking for us.

Walter, I... My leg.
I can't outrun anyone.

I told you, I'll
always protect you.

Sheriff's department!
Come out with your hands up!

Hey.

I love you.

Now go.

Anybody in there,
come on outside.

Sheriff's department.

Hands where we can see them.

Now.

Hello, friends.

Down the steps.

Slowly.

On your knees.

Nice to see you again.

Take him away.

So what do we think?

I don't know. It
just felt too easy.

I'm good with easy.

Take the W's when
we can get them.

I agree with Cassie.

Something's not right.

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