Touched by an Angel (1994–2003): Season 9, Episode 13 - The Root of All Evil - full transcript

Forgive me, Father,
for I have sinned.

It's been six weeks
since my last confession.

Six weeks?

You do know I'm
here every Saturday?

Funny, Father.

They tell me a little humor

goes a long way to help
a tense parishioner relax.

I didn't come here
to relax, Father.

I came to say good-bye.

Good-bye?

I don't understand.



I'm about to do something bad.

Real bad.

The urge that humans have
to confess is a powerful thing.

To lift the weight
and purge the guilt.

But isn't that why God
created daytime talk shows?

Don't you get cynical with me.

Moi?

Sorry.

Hey, Tess.

- Hi, Adam.
- Hi.

So two Angels of Death
on the same assignment;

what's the occasion?

Two angels on the inside,
two angels on the outside.

Where's Monica?



I'll be working with
Gloria on this assignment.

Gloria?

She's very smart and
she's very enthusiastic.

Maybe she can help me figure out

how to get my assignment
to trust me instantaneously,

when he doesn't trust
a single soul on earth.

You haven't done anything yet,

and you don't have to.

No one needs to get hurt.

I don't have a choice.

Of course you do.

Everyone has a choice.

We'll pray for a new
answer to your problem.

I didn't come here so you
could talk me out of it, Father.

I came to confess now
because I won't be able to do it

when it's all over.

You've been around
a long time, Adam.

You know how to get
assignments to connect with you.

You haven't seen this one.

I just wish I had more time.

Wait!

Where's this gonna happen?!

Please, don't go!

You better get in place,

'cause it's all gonna
happen tonight.

Tonight?

Can't be.

Oh, but it is.

Okay.

It's time for you to get in
place, too, Father Madden.

♪ When you walk ♪

♪ Down the road ♪

♪ Heavy burden ♪

♪ Heavy load ♪

♪ I will rise ♪

♪ And I will walk with you ♪

♪ I'll walk with you ♪

♪ Till the sun
don't even shine ♪

♪ Walk with you ♪

♪ Every time, I tell you ♪

♪ I'll walk with you ♪

♪ Walk with you ♪

♪ Believe me, I'll
walk with you. ♪

Every day, people get
into cars, buses, trains,

and make their way to work,

expecting their routine
to be like yesterday

and the day before that
and the day before that

and the day before that, and
suddenly something happens,

and their lives are
changed forever.

Are you listening to me?

Oh, yes, yes.
Life-changing events.

I've-I've seen it happen,
uh, many times, Tess.

It's, uh... well, it's just...

It's just what?

Well, Monica was
usually there to advise me.

You know what I mean?

Oh, so you think
Monica should be here

to advise you on this case.

Well, maybe I would be
better off if I was helping out

that girls field hockey
team in Montana

and their 99-game losing streak.

Gloria, the Father
always chooses

the right angel for
the right situation,

and that field hockey team
does not need another angel

to teach them how
to make more goals.

And this situation does not need

an angel who knows
all the answers.

So which one is my assignment?

He's not here yet.

He's on the way.

So it's a he.

And-and his problem is?

He knows a terrible secret,

and it's your job to
help him figure it out

and help him deal with it.

But, Tess, if...
Don't "but Tess" me.

You can do this.

I have faith in you.

Have a little faith in yourself.

Now, go over there
and get some practice

by sharing God's truth with
one of those people in that line.

Just make it short,
sweet and to the point.

Go. Go, go, go.

Go.

Hello. My name is Gloria.

Hello, dear.

And God wants you to know
that the riches of the Kingdom

don't come from a machine.

What?

A little too short
and to the point,

but you'll get there,
you'll get there.

You Mike?

- Who's asking?
- I'm Adam.

Did Jake tell you
about his grandmother?

Yeah.

It's a bad break.

It was her time to go.

That's great.

I need some muscle, and
Jake sends me a philosopher.

You gonna get around

to paying your half of the
electric bill anytime soon?

It's been sitting
on the table...

Hey, who's your friend?

He's not my friend.

We're doing a job together.

Mike got all the people
skills in the family.

I'm his brother Pete.
How you doing?

- Adam.
- Hey.

That's nice.

You mind?

We're trying to
do some business.

Don't even know why I bother.

Nice guy.

Help me with these.

Dear Lord, how can I
do nothing to stop this?

Father, please help
me to know what to do.

Who's this?

It's my sister.

What do you care?

Can we just do this?

What do you got?

Where's the money?

I'll have it tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

Give me a break, all right?

Hey. Hey!

What's the rush?

I got this guy, owes
me a lot of money.

Interest is killing him.

So he's hitting an
armored car for us tonight

to take care of his obligation.

It's all worked out.

He's taking down this
truck from Armor-Core

after its last pickup downtown.

You know the drill.

Never do business
with your own money.

Fine. After I read about
it in the papers tomorrow,

I'll be in touch with you.

Now what?

We secure our investment.

Unit number two,

bring your truck around back.

Unit number two.

Hi.

- Hey.
- I'm Andrew.

I'm the new guy.

Pete Raley.

Grizzled veteran.

Welcome to Armor-Core.

Thanks.

So, uh, what do
you need me to do?

What do you mean?

Well, I'm-I'm riding with you.

No, you're not.

We're Shorthanded, so
they got me flying solo.

According to the schedule,
you're riding with...

me.

Great.

Okay, now, your assignment is
about to walk through that door.

There he is.

No, no.

Thank you.

He's my assignment?

Yes.

His name is Father Madden,
and you're supposed to help him

prepare for what might
happen here tonight.

Stay here. I'm gonna
check the other side.

I hope this means you got in.

Did I ever.

Oh.

So where's angel number two?

Uh, she's over there.

Oh, that's less
than encouraging.

She'll get there.
She'll get there.

I hope so, Tess.

'Cause word is,

tonight, when this goes down,

somebody who's walking
in here ain't walking out.

Clear?

Clear.

Hey, listen, I was...
I was wondering,

why did they let you drive
alone on a pickup day?

Well, it only really happens
once in a blue moon,

but with vacations
and people getting sick,

you do what you got to do.

Sounds risky.

Life's a gamble.

Come on. We got
a schedule to keep.

Excuse me. Hi.

My name's Gloria.

Uh, how do you do, Gloria?

I'm Father Madden.

I was hoping we could talk.

I usually take confessions
in the mornings.

Oh, no, no.

I-I didn't mean officially.

I meant...

I just wanted to talk
to you because...

well, you look...
you look troubled,

and I thought maybe I could help

because we're in
the same line of work.

You know, in a helping-people
kind of thing... work... way.

I see.

And what is it you do?

I'm an...

I'm... well, I'm... I'm
sort of a counselor.

Well, that's certainly a
commendable occupation,

but I'm fine, thank you.

Well, with all due
respect, Father,

the look on your
face says otherwise.

- Does it?
- You see,

usually I work with an
associate named Monica.

Oh, she's incredible.

You'd love her.

She's an absolute angel.

But she's taught
me that sometimes,

someone says something,
but they mean something else.

Oh, of course,
she's not perfect.

You know, we all make mistakes.

Do you know what you've done?

You've broken a commandment.

Now, what part of
"thou shalt not covet"

don't you understand?

When you break a commandment,
it's like pulling a thread,

and before you know it,

everything's falling
apart at the seams,

and you don't
only hurt yourself;

you hurt all the
people who love you.

801 Cedar Street, Jacksonville.

Terry Hayman.

Though he doesn't much look
like a kindergarten teacher to me.

For Heaven sakes.

801 Cedar Street,
Jacksonville, Illinois.

Not Jacksonville, Florida.

Honestly, am I
my angel's keeper?

Come on. Let's go.

Terry Hayman is
standing in the middle

of her bedroom at this
very moment packing,

and you've got to get there
before she leaves her husband

and runs off with the tax man.

Well, that's funny.

I could've sworn
that I heard Florida.

If anybody needs
an angel, Tess...

Something tells me he needs

to start with a housekeeper.

Are you coming?

Police! Freeze! Don't
move or we shoot!

- Hold it right there!
- I said freeze!

Drop it! Put your hands up.

I-I'm sorry. If I'd known
the bag was important, I...

- Shut up!
- Hold still!

What have you done?

There you go.

One specialty de la maison.

Thank you.

My goodness.

That's much better than
a double mocha latte.

- What is it?
- What do you think?

Irish coffee.

Oh, my.

That's very good coffee.

I'll have another one.

♪ The pipes ♪

♪ The pipes are calling ♪

♪ From glen to glen ♪

♪ And down the mountainside ♪

♪ The summer's gone ♪

♪ And all the flowers ♪

- ♪ Are dying... ♪
- Boo!

You know, after everything
I have been through,

I have the right
to sing the blues.

♪ The rumble of
the subway train ♪

♪ The rattle of the taxi ♪

♪ Daffodils to entertain ♪

♪ At Angelo's and Maxie's ♪

♪ When a Broadway
baby says good night... ♪

Excuse me, Miss Revere.

I-I believe that "good
night" is your cue.

No, dear, I believe it's yours.

Good night.

Good luck.

Good-bye.

Everything is making
me really upset.

If you will be strong,
you can get through this.

That's it. I'm sorry.

Just ignore it.

I can't.

Somebody is going to answer it.

When?

Wait. Wait a minute.

Angel girl, what...

Hey, hey, hey,
what are you doing?

No.

Put some feeling in it.

♪ Glory, glory, hallelujah... ♪

Fear not.

It's a Martian!

Leonard! Leonard!

Leonard!

So, how about it, Father?

Any mistakes you want
to get off your chest?

I believe I've already
taken care of them

- in confession.
- Yes.

Right, of course.

And as Monica always says,

forgiveness is really
God's grace manifested.

She's very inspiring.

I can tell.

So... what inspires
you, Father Madden?

You know, that's an
interesting question.

I'm not sure I have an answer.

Go ahead. Take your time.

I'm not going anywhere.

Is that... Michael?

Where are my glasses?

Okay, I think I got a pretty
good idea of what's, uh...

Is there a problem?

Uh, it's just somebody

I don't really want to talk to.

Come on.

Is something wrong?

Huh.

I must be mistaken.

So, you live

- with your brother, right?
- Yep.

It's good to have
family around you.

We don't have much in common.

Yeah, but it's our differences
that make us unique, right?

Yeah. Our dad used
to say we were two peas

in two different pods.

Mike was always a rebel.

Skipped school,
laughed at curfew,

even did time in juvie.

Dad couldn't do
a thing with him.

Finally Mike joined the
Navy to see the world.

And he did, too, mostly
from inside the brig.

Sounds like you have issues.

Everybody's got issues.

I think it's going very well.

What are you doing?

Father Madden's
thinking about leaving.

Well, uh... maybe that's okay.

I mean, he really does seem
to have everything under control.

Gloria, if Monica
was here advising you,

what would she say?

Oh, well, she'd be encouraging

and-and warm and supportive.

Well, I'm not Monica, and I'm
saying haul your halo over there

and stop that man from
leaving this building.

You've got to dig deeper.

Father, before
you go, l-I-l just...

uh, wanted to tell you...

that I'm an angel...
from Heaven,

and H really
need to talk to you.

Uh... an angel?

I see.

You do need to
talk to someone, eh?

So you were the good son

and Mike was the bad boy.

I guess so.

I was on the honor
roll, the football team,

voted most likely
to blah-blah-blah.

Actually got offered
a scholarship.

Said no, though.

Why?

I didn't want to
leave our dad alone.

He was sick, Mike was gone.

I did what I had to do.

- That's very unselfish.
- Well,

Mike wasn't gonna do
it. He wandered back

right before our
dad died last year,

just in time to say good-bye
and pick up half the inheritance:

our house.

This place has a
lot of bystanders.

I got eyes.

Stay outside,
look for the truck.

Well, Andrew,

you've almost
survived your first day.

One more stop...
It's the end of the line.

Yeah.

I know.

I believe in angels,
too, but in a...

"Angels We Have Heard
on High" kind of way.

You know, trumpets,
choirs, wings.

We rarely do that
type of thing down here.

It causes a scene,

and-and scenes
make it more difficult

to help people one-on-one.

You know, looky-loos?

Ah, looky-loos.

Of course.

You must have your own

difficulties trying
to help people.

Helping people?

Ah, yes, I vaguely
remember that.

Are we closing in on
a problem, Father?

They don't make it easy.

There's so many rules,
and more every day.

Tell me about it.

Even angels have
a bunch of rules.

Here's a good rule
to live by, Gloria.

God did not send angels to Earth

to insult strangers
on bus benches.

Have you got that?

- Yes.
- And here's another thing.

Don't start an assignment till
someone actually gives you one.

That's my assignment?

There's a lot of love
in this world, Gloria,

but there's a lot
of loneliness, too.

To be honest, I'm not even
sure how to begin teaching you

about all of this, but you
can start by observing humans

and how they try
to love each other.

What are those people over
there doing to each other?

Ah, well, um,
that's called kissing.

It's an expression of love.

Oh.

Ladies.

Good afternoon.

Something curious occurred
while in your absence.

I was to tell Madeline a
story to keep her awake,

but lacking any imagination,

I believe I put her
to sleep instead,

and I'd like to improve on that.

Gloria, imagination
is a wonderful thing,

but in our business,
truth is better.

You've only been
an angel for six days.

You need to learn patience.

I need to learn everything.

You know, I still
don't understand

why I can't drive.

I've memorized all
the laws of this state.

That doesn't make you
a good driver, Gloria.

You're a brand-new angel.

You don't know everything.

Well, I don't know how
I'm gonna learn anything

if I can't do anything.

I need to learn the
history of the cell phone

before I start
actually using one.

We were thinking of
something a little more historical.

We were thinking
Genesis, Exodus,

the Ten Commandments.

Ten? Is that all?

Whatever you do, do not
tell him that you're an angel.

Nobody's supposed
to know we're...?

Ah-ah-ah. See?

It says in here.

There.

"For some have
entertained angels unaware."

You see?

We're the angels;
they're unaware.

- Okay?
- Okay.

I'm afraid of something.

What's that?

I'm afraid I'll let God down.

There's no need
to be afraid of that.

I'm sure that you will.

I wouldn't do it on
purpose. I... Sorry?

Did you just say
you're sure I will?

God knows that you're
not perfect, Gloria.

He made you that way.

But He will always
forgive us if we ask for it.

And a certain amount
of fear is a healthy thing.

Without feeling it, how
can we understand it?

How can we help an assignment
who might be feeling it?

Yes, it's true, isn't it?

And sometimes,

when we help a human
to face their fears,

we face our own, and then
we're not afraid anymore.

There's something you've got
to learn about the family, Gloria.

Families should stick together,
not be stuck with each other,

and sometimes they don't
tell each other the truth.

This angel business
is very tricky.

Well, you're learning, but
remember that humans hear

only what they want to hear,

so you must listen to their
hearts before you speak.

We wouldn't need all those rules

if we could just take
away the free-will part.

I suppose that would
make things simpler.

I remember when I was
ordained, oh, nearly 50 years ago,

people would come to us
for help with their problems.

Nowadays... they
just want absolution,

and they go to a psychiatrist,

nutritionist or a personal
trainer for all the rest.

Hmm.

We priests...
well, we officiate.

Baptisms, weddings, funerals.

I go to a lot of events,
but... don't think

I make much of a
difference anymore.

What's the matter?

I just don't think I know the
right things to say anymore.

Well, maybe it's not about
what you're saying, Father.

I mean, even angels...

We have trouble getting
through to people sometimes.

Merry Christmas.

This is my first one.

Did you know the average
chimney is only two feet in diameter,

so then, mathematically,
how could a man that large

fit down an area that small?

And that suit...
What's that about?

Mele Kalikimaka.

Feliz Navi... dad.

Uh, can I have a bacon and egg
sandwich and a chocolate shake?

Ew, are you sure? Is he sure?

- Yeah, I'm sure. Is... is that a problem?
- Well,

I'm not really an expert in
this area yet, but it seems to me

the combination you
ordered is rather odd

for early morning consumption.

Though, in reality,

what is a chocolate
shake except ice cream?

A perfectly suitable yet
solidified dairy product

for breakfast with the
essence of a cocoa bean,

which could be considered

the cousin of a
coffee bean, so...

I guess when
you put it that way,

it really isn't that
unusual of a request.

Do you really want
to do that one?

Yeah, it's traditional.

Why?

Well, it comes from the days

when women were
actually considered chattel.

I mean, anyone who
answered that question

was more likely making a
financial claim on his property

than objecting to the union.

It's the same reason why
the bride always stands

to the left of the groom.

The groom stole the bride
from neighboring peasants,

so he had to keep his right
arm free to hold his sword

in case he had to kill
any of her relatives.

Gloria.

Not that any of
that's happening here.

Well, I know you think you
need to be back at the restaurant,

and a few minutes ago

I thought you were
supposed to be back there,

but what if you're
really supposed to not?

You're a nice girl.

Don't think so much.

Can't a family disagree
and still love each other?

Look, nothing personal, Gloria,

but I just kind of feel
like being alone right now.

Oh.

Your vice principal says
a classmate invited you

to play football, and
you started punching him.

Gave him two black eyes.

Not a football fan, huh?

Drop humor.

Oh, but when it works,
let me tell you, Father,

it really works.

I tell the truth, and you
were made to listen.

I'm an angel.

And God loves you, Dan Jackson.

Now, that's blunt.

But I-I do think I can help.

I really am an angel.

Oh, my God.

I've wasted so much time.

Oh, but God can
redeem time, Dennis.

God created time...
just as He created you.

He loves you...

and He's given you all the time

that you need right
now to do the right thing.

♪ In Your presence, Lord ♪

♪ I seek Your face ♪

♪ I seek Your face. ♪

You open the door just a crack,

and evil steps in
and takes advantage

of all your fears
and insecurities.

You both opened that door, too.

You let each other down.

Y-You didn't honor the
vows you made before God.

You were inexperienced...

and now you're
experienced, and experience...

brings wisdom.

God is here, and He loves us

in spite of all the mistakes...

and He has a plan for us all.

Wouldn't it be nice

if we could just
glow with God's love,

and people would
feel it and see it

and know it, and it
would change them?

It's a wonderful dream.

No, no, it's not a dream.

It's the way it really works.

Are you sure you've
thought this thing through?

You know, why don't you
get with the program, man?

All right, it's too late now.

You got my back or what?

I'm with you all the way.

It's amazing, isn't
it, what people do

for little pieces
of green paper?

Yep, lie, cheat, steal.

Kill?

That's why we carry guns.

I'm two blocks down
at St. Theodore's.

- Please stop by sometime.
- No, no, wait.

Father... I'm the angel
that's supposed to help you.

Believe me, I-I
know what it's like

to feel as though you're
the wrong person for the job.

I've felt that way myself.

But I can't just walk
away, and neither can you.

There is a reason you are here.

I-I don't know what it is yet,

but I do know
that it's important

that you stay until
it all becomes clear.

God bless you, Gloria.

God bless you, too, Father.

Wait! Wait!

Father Madden?

Pete.

What are you doing here?

Apparently obeying God's will.

I can't let you do this.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

Yes, you do.

What do you know?

You know that this is the day

that the truck has
the most money on it.

And that you went
through the vacation logs,

so you knew when the
company would be short

so you could ride alone.

But then something changed.

And what were you
gonna do with me

after you took the money?

Tie me up?

Knock me out?

Drive to the airport
and disappear forever?

Shut up, both of you.

Andrew, get over
there next to him.

Police.

Put your gun down now!

Mike?

What are you doing here?

Pete, what are you doing?

Oh, Tess.

What do we do?

We pray, baby.

We pray real hard.

Tess, they're brothers.

So were Cain and Abel, baby.

Pete, this is nuts.

- Since when do you care?
- Pete.

What happened to the good guy?

The one who was
on the honor roll

and who played football

and who gave up college
to help his dad out?

The good guy gambled
and the good guy lost big.

A hundred grand big.

- And you betrayed me, Father.
- No.

I didn't tell anyone
about the confession.

- How did you know to come here?
- I didn't.

It was a miracle.

Right, and what
are they doing here?

I don't know.

Pete, listen to me.
We got a tip, all right?

Now, just put the gun
down and let's talk about this.

There's nothing to talk about.

Put your gun on the ground now.

You know that I can't do that.

Pete, give me the gun.

Father, no!

Pete, listen to me.

Just stop this
before it gets worse.

And it will get worse, Pete.

Everybody back off.

Father Madden and I are
just gonna walk on out of here.

Anybody comes after us,

Father Madden
will pay the price.

What are you doing?

I-I don't... I don't...

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

- Stand up.
- I can't. I can't.

Aw, Father.

Pete, you got to
put that gun down.

It's your heart, Thomas.

- My heart.
- Your heart?

Are you sure?

This makes no sense.

You can't do this.

We're sure.

Angel... I'm dying.

Angels.

This is Tess.

And that's Andrew and Adam.

Just listen to me.

He needs an ambulance.

- Let me call one.
- No.

I'm getting out of here first.

I can't let you do that.

- Angels.
- You can. You can...

Walking the earth.

How about that?

Rabbi Lefkowitz
owes me five dollars.

Angels of Death?

Please, God, let
them be here for me.

Two guns and two angry men.

There are a lot of
ways this could go.

Can't you just give me
that, Mike? Is that so hard?

Listen to me.

He's losing it.

I'm not gonna let you just
sit there and let him die.

Let me go, and then you
can call an ambulance.

Pete, I can't.

You can.

You broke the
rules all your life.

Why not for me?

You're angels.
Can't you stop this?

No.

Oh, that free-will thing
you were talking about.

Mm-hmm. And I don't know

what any of us would
say to Pete and Mike.

I mean, usually we have
more time with our assignments,

get to know them,

understand who they are
and-and what they need.

I could tell you everything
there is to know about them.

Don't tell us,
Father. Tell them.

You can make a difference.

I don't want to have
to shoot you, but I will.

Boys, listen to me.

Listen. I baptized
both of you, remember?

I watched you grow up.

I knew your father.

He was my friend.

When I gave him last rites,

I know he was happy

because both of you
were there at the end.

Oh, yeah, he was always happy

when Mike bothered
to come around.

- What? I came when I could.
- No.

You came when you wanted
to, when all the work was done.

That is a lie.

It's true. When
he couldn't walk,

couldn't dress himself,
couldn't feed himself,

couldn't clean himself
up, where were you?

While you were
off seeing the world,

you know where I was, brother?

I was combing his hair,
I was cutting up his food,

I was putting him to bed,
and every night before

he went to sleep,
every single lousy night,

you know what he'd say to me?

"Did Mike call?"

His last year, I
saw him smile once,

when you walked
into his hospital room.

What? So he was happy to see me.

Fine. He depended on you.

You were the one. You
were his golden boy.

I was an idiot. I did what
I was supposed to do

while you did whatever you
wanted, and what'd I get for it?

Half the house.
You didn't deserve it.

You didn't deserve it.

I needed that house.

Pete, I know what
you're going through.

I know how hard
it is to feel like

you always try to
do the right thing,

and it wasn't better.

Father Madden,

you always taught us that
you get what you deserve

in this world, that
there's justice.

Huh? So, where is
it? Where's the payoff?

That I get to look at other
people's money all day?

Well, it's not their
money anymore.

I'm taking it, and I'm
walking out that door.

You can try.

Pete, I don't want to kill you.

Then let me get out of here.

If I stay, I'm dead.

Pete, tell him why.

No. It doesn't matter now.

Tell me what?

I'm bound by the sanctity
of the confessional,

but Pete can tell you.

Go ahead. Tell him
why you want the house.

I needed the money.

I got mixed up with
some bad people.

I... got a little
issue with gambling.

But when I only owned half
the house, I couldn't sell it,

and the wig on my debt
just kept rising and rising.

I've got till tonight to pay
these guys, or I'm dead,

so I figure I might as
well just take the money,

start over somewhere else.

Why didn't you tell me?

I'm a cop, for God's sake.

You think I was ever gonna admit
I was a bigger screwup than you?

Why didn't you tell Dad?

I did tell him, and he left
you half the house anyway.

I'll never forgive him for that.

Don't you see

what your father
was trying to do?

You needed more than
money, more than a house.

You needed each other.

That's what your father left you

when he gave you each half.

Father?

911. What's the nature

- of your emergency?
- This is Detective Raley,

Robbery-Homicide.

I need an ambulance right
now at 5000 Broad Street.

Hang on, Father. Just hang on.

Please forgive me, Father.

And forgive me, Pete,

for not seeing your pain

or working harder to help you.

We all make mistakes,

but that doesn't
mean we're failures.

It means we have work to do.

An angel...

reminded me of
that this afternoon.

God... is always with you.

Don't ever forget that.

Be good... to each other.

Do what you got to do.

You have the right
to remain silent.

I'm sorry.

I am, too.

You got the right
to an attorney,

and by the way, I happen
to know a pretty good one.

Don't worry. We're gonna
take care of those dirtbags

that you're into the
100 grand for, okay?

Come on.

Takes two of you
guys to do this, huh?

You have no idea.

Father, are you ready?

Yes.

You did good, little angel.

I'm very proud of you.

I wasn't sure I could do
it, Tess, but you were right.

Monica walks down her
road, I walk down mine,

and we all walk down God's.

That's right.

And just wait till
Monica hears about this.