Wolf Pack (2023–…): Season 1, Episode 4 - Fear and Pain - full transcript

You should ask for a lawyer.

You know what happens
when we do that?

They arrest us.

Everett, are you all right?

Just here to talk.

It's right outside the house.

- These are silver.
- You made these?

- To kill werewolves?
- Yes.

To kill us?

Less than 20% contained.

Do you know what that means?



Everything that can
burn is on fire.

So if you know anything, you
need to tell me right now.

Austin, tell her.

Tell her why you can't sleep,

why you can't even
close your eyes.

Austin, do you know something
about who set the fire?

It's not that.

This isn't about the fire?

Tell her.

I saw something.

Okay.

What did you see?

On the highway.

You saw someone on the highway?



Not someone?

Whatever he saw,
it killed people,

and now he can't get
it out of his head.

You people need to
find this thing.

Find what thing?

Austin.

There's something...

Just tell her what you told me.

She's not gonna believe me.

Actually, I think I know
what you're talking about.

It was big, right?

Yeah.

Dark fur, black?

Yeah.

About 7 feet tall?

Yeah.

Yes.

Fangs and claws?

Was it an animal,

kind of like one of those?

Austin, I don't want you
to think those pictures

are hanging there as
some kind of joke,

like we're mocking
the witnesses.

I have them there to remind me

how powerful and confusing

a traumatic event
like this can be.

I have no doubt
that a 280-pound ram

charging right at you is
completely terrifying.

It wasn't a ram.

But it wasn't a 7-foot monster

with fangs and
claws either, right?

Then what killed Connor?

We're still looking for Connor.

What makes you think
someone killed him?

Not someone.

Austin, do you know where he is?

No.

Maybe you should
ask the fucking ram.

Austin.

He's been out there too long.

It's been less than ten minutes.

He's got the gun.

I'm going out.

Couldn't find
anything out there.

Are you sure about the cop?

Yeah, one second the
guy's standing there,

slamming my head into the wall,

and the next he's gone.

Gone meaning dead.

Let's not jump to conclusions.

Whatever happened to him,
we're gonna find out.

None of you here have seen

anything like that
before, like, ever?

I told you, this is
all new to us too.

So we're safe?

It's not gonna kill us?

Not if we're part of its pack.

It's protecting us.

From what, a shitty cop?

How do we know it's not
still coming after us?

We don't.

So we're gonna have to
figure some things out,

how to keep you safe,

how to protect ourselves.

Yes, it's silver,

which actually doesn't make
for a very good bullet.

Metal is not as dense as lead,
which affects the accuracy.

You made it yourself?

I made about 50 of them.

Bought the silver
bullion online,

learned how to cast the bullets.

We're never really
gonna use them, right?

No.

Well, possibly.

You have to remember, when
I found the two of you,

you were both cubs.

Wait, they were what?

Wolf cubs.

That's how I found them.

I brought them home thinking
I would drop them off

at a wolf sanctuary
and that would be it.

So how'd they get like that?

To be honest, I don't
know how it happened.

So you made silver bullets

just in case we turned
back into wolves?

I had no fucking idea what
you were gonna turn into.

I didn't know who
or what you were,

and I was alone.

Did I eventually
find out the truth,

that the two of you
are every bit as human

as me and anyone else?

Yeah, of course.

But you kept the bullets.

And the gun... loaded.

Now you know why.

Our real father.

I'm sorry, this is
probably not even something

you guys are even
thinking about right now,

but are we gonna turn into that,

that thing that's
your real father?

That's not my father.

Then what is it?

It's a killer.

I don't know if silver bullets
actually kill werewolves,

but I have a feeling
we're gonna find out.

I'm taking you home.

Tomorrow you're going to school,

just like everyone else.

I can't do it.

I can't go back to
school tomorrow.

If they're reopening
the schools,

you need to be there.

You have to act like
everything's normal,

both of you.

Normal, for real?

And no more answering calls

from numbers you
don't recognize.

Then why is he helping us?

I'm not so sure he is.

I know you don't have a phone,

but if you're near one
and you need something,

call me.

Permanent marker?

I thought you'd probably
try and wash it off.

I'm still going to.

I know.

It's not safe.

He said to stay here.

He also has a rifle with
silver bullets to kill us.

I'm going out.

♪ When I'm scared ♪

♪ I find myself
thinking 'bout you ♪

♪ You're out there ♪

♪ And I'm alone in this room ♪

♪ I wonder what
you're doing now ♪

♪ And if you think
about me too ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm always
thinking about ♪

♪ I'm thinking about,
I'm thinking about ♪

♪ I'm thinking 'bout you ♪

♪ And if you think
about me too ♪

I said no.

Schools are back open,

but they're not
running the buses.

Someone's gotta drive him.

Well, we grounded him.

He ran off to Lord knows where

and came back in the
middle of the night.

I think he's pretty resourceful.

You hate him so much, you
can't drive him to school?

I raised
two other kids

who are perfectly capable adults

who never pulled this shit.

I don't hate my son.

I just don't love the teenager.

You didn't love
the preteen either,

or the child.

He screamed for four months...

Not crying, screaming.

- He had colic.
- I know.

But all the panic attacks,
all the psychologists,

all the prescriptions
that need filling.

It's all just screaming.

♪ You should've
seen the signs ♪

♪ You should've
seen the signs ♪

Everett, hey, um,

you take shit for
your anxiety, right?

Yeah.

What do you take?

What, do you mean,
like, as needed, or...

What's the difference?

Well, I take an SSRI every day

for generalized anxiety,
but if it's really bad...

What do you take to get sleep?

A sleeping pill.

That's totally different though.

You have any?

You're not supposed to take

a sleeping pill for anxiety.

Everett, just please tell me

if you've got anything that'll
help me get some fucking sleep.

Dude.

Yeah, I can give you some.

Okay.

Fuck yes. You got it now?

Look, I'm gonna
give you something,

but I need you to do
something for me first.

What?

Tell me what you
saw on the highway.

Tell me what you really saw.

All right, settle down.

Since Mrs. Ramirez
is currently sifting

through the ashes of her duplex,

she's asked me to give you all

the test you didn't
take on Friday.

What the hell?

Nobody told us we
were taking the test.

I didn't study.

You studied when you knew
it was on Friday, right?

Oh, you mean before we all
practically burned to death?

Anyone know who sits here?

Connor.

It's Connor Ryan's desk.

Right.

She's not telling
us how she knows.

- So it was just a theory?
- No.

Ramsey says the arsonist is
definitely one of the kids.

She's gotta have some
kind of evidence.

You're on the task force,

and she's not telling
you this stuff?

I'm just an advisor.

Here.

Ramsey's wrong.

The arsonist isn't a kid.

If it's anyone, it's
this guy on the phone,

the one calling
Blake and Everett.

The one who seems to
know what we know?

Try to remember Harlan
and Luna still don't know

that you know what you know.

This might be a good
time to tell them,

especially since I've got my
own box of silver bullets.

I'll tell them when
they're less pissed off.

You're still the backup plan
if something happens to me.

Okay, so as your backup plan,

I'm saying don't talk to Ramsey.

I looked her up. She's good.

She catches everybody.

I wouldn't put Harlan and
Luna in her crosshairs.

Let her look for the arsonist.

You are looking
for their father.

That's the problem.

I think the arsonist
is looking for him too.

When we were in the
woods the other night,

when we first met
Blake and Everett,

do remember how we got there?

We ran after we heard the howl.

I don't remember
running, do you?

Kind of, I don't know.

Why?

All I remember is being there.

I don't think we had a choice.

What are you trying to say?

It controls us?

Why didn't you kill it?

You had the rifle.

You had a silver bullet.
You had the shot.

Everett was too close.

It was dark.

I missed.

Did you?

Why is your heart
beating so fast?

Why is your hand
shaking like that?

What's wrong with you?

I'm just having
a little anxiety.

Oh, really?

Because I'm having a lot,
and it's coming from you.

I told you it was him.

What's wrong?

He's having a panic attack.

No, I'm not. It's...

It's anxiety, okay?

You need to learn how to relax.

No shit.

Ugh, my heart, I can't
get my heart to slow down.

Wow, I never... I
never tried that.

What a great fucking idea.

Everett, please stop.

How is this my fault?

Because you're having
a panic attack,

and it's affecting us.

It's not a panic attack.

It's just an anxiety attack.

What's the difference?

Anxiety is triggered
by a stressor,

and panic attacks can
come out of nowhere.

So you're having anxiety,
and we're panicking

because you know what's making
you anxious and we don't?

I guess, kind of.

Well, what the fuck is
making you so anxious?

Maybe it's getting
bit by a werewolf,

or getting chased by a werewolf,

or attacked by a werewolf,

or my best fucking friend
killed by a werewolf.

Stop saying "werewolf."

- Werewolf.
- I'm gonna kick your ass.

Werewolf, werewolf,
werewolf, werewolf, werewolf.

Ah!

What the fuck was that?

You saw it?

Fangs.

So this is how it starts?

We all get together.

We get angry.

Get fangs. Get claws.

And then we start
killing people?

No.

I'm not killing anyone.

What if we don't have a choice?

We can't be around each other.

No.

No, it's not like
that. It can't be.

Fuck it.

Maybe it is.

Maybe it's exactly like that.

Wolves hunt in packs.

No, I'm not a wolf.

And I'm not part of your pack.

Everett.

I didn't like them anyway.

My favorite's the
one with two heads.

I like this one with the wings.

Is that what you
were looking for

when you crossed the fire line?

Not exactly.

Why did you cross
the line, Mr. Briggs?

You left an entire
hotshot crew behind you.

I thought they were
in front of me.

That's what happens when
everything around you

is covered in smoke.

You've been in
fires before, right?

Once or twice.

So is this about
Harlan and Elizabeth?

Luna.

She likes Luna.

And it's actually about me.

I think I can help you.

We already have a park ranger
on the task force advising us.

I believe you know
her, Prisha Ahmad.

She's one of our best.

But she doesn't
know what I know.

All right.

Let's see what you know.

You have an idea of
what killed this animal?

My first guest would
be smoke inhalation.

You have a guess about this?

Have you seen my truck?

Same thing.

Does this thing have a name?

Ursus americanus californiensis.

California black bear.

Probably about 7 feet tall

with claws that can
rip through steel.

That's the exact same
thing Ms. Ahmad said.

You don't believe her?

Well, I don't think it's
a 7-foot tall monster

with two heads and wings.

But you're not so sure
it's a bear either.

Thank you very much for
your time, Mr. Briggs.

But like I said,

we already have a park
ranger advising us.

You're trying to find
another incendiary device

because you know there's
a second origin point.

You can draw, right?

No, not really.

Not really?

These are great.

If I describe something to you,

do you think you can draw it?

I mean, I can try,

so long as it's not a portrait.

I'm not great with faces.

What do you want me to draw?

We found Miller's car.

Where?

Parked down the street
at Garrett Brigg's house.

How far down the street?

Not far enough.

Is this standard
practice for Miller?

I'm not sure I understand
the implication.

Did he go there to beat a
confession out of a kid?

I'll find him.

We're looking for
an arsonist, Jang,

a kid who's got an unhealthy
fascination with fire,

not a drunk cop trying to
exercise his limited power

over a bunch of teenagers.

Find him on your own time.

And he's off the task force.

Understood.

Taking off. Watch Danny.

Wait, Dad, I can't watch
him. I have work tonight.

Tell 'em you're sick.
I've got an appointment

with the disaster
relief service.

We're getting out of this motel.

They'll fire me.

You work at a parking
garage, Blake.

They're not gonna fire you.

Just order some food
and watch your brother.

Oh, hey, I got you this.

You got me a phone?

I need to be able
to get ahold of you.

- I don't want it.
- And I don't want

you answering the phone here.

Can you make life slightly
easier for me, just once?

Wait, why don't you want me
answering the phone here?

Some guy keeps calling.

What guy?

Some perv's whispering
shit over the phone.

What'd he say?

I didn't talk to him.

Danny did.

Watch him.

Danny.

Did you talk to
someone on the phone?

Did you talk to a
man on the phone?

What did he want?

You.

What do you mean?

He wanted to talk to you.

What did he say?

Danny, this is very important.

I need to know
exactly what he said.

What did the man say?

Danny.

How's this look?

The eyes are wrong.

It's not like a cat.

It's not slitted.

More like this?

Yeah, that's better.
Now do the claws.

Not so curved.

Sharper.

What?

You had it.

Keep going.

Luna, what's wrong?

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Um, is this it?

Is this what you think you saw?

- Austin...
- Don't.

Don't say that you believe me,

or that you know
it was traumatic,

or there was lots of smoke,
or any of that bullshit,

because I've heard it already.

I believe you.

I just said you don't
have to lie to me.

I'm not lying, Austin.

If you see it again, run.

♪ We can be alone ♪

♪ Push it till you're gone ♪

♪ Tripping with the low ♪

♪ Push it till you're gone ♪

♪ Tripping with the low ♪

♪ I know you wanna go again ♪

♪ I came for the low ♪

How many times are
you gonna stare at me

from across the room
before you finally say hi?

Hi.

- Have a good night.
- Night, night.

Quiet, Danny.

Hi.

Hi, hi.

You gonna repeat
everything I say?

I can't remember his name,

my horse.

Thunder, we were
gonna buy the pair,

Thunder and Lightning.

But Harlan wanted
a bike instead.

Thunder broke his leg, and...

And you had to put him down.

That's what you said.

That's the story
we told everyone.

But it was me, wasn't it?

I'm the reason you made
the silver bullets.

But you're not the
reason I kept them.

Tell me what you remember.

He kicked me.

Why did he kick me?

It was the full moon.

He sensed something
different in you,

and it scared him.

I heard you scream.

I ran in and saw the
blood on your hands.

At first, I thought
it was yours.

But then I saw the horse.

The blood was everywhere.

I couldn't figure it out.

But then I took
your hand, and...

I didn't see claws.

I didn't see anything,

until I looked in your eyes.

What did you see?

I saw the wolf,

the wolf inside you.

I thought to myself,

a wolf doesn't feel
bad about killing.

It kills because
it's a predator.

And after that night, I
did everything I could

to teach you and Harlan how
to keep the wolf at bay,

how to keep the predator
inside you caged.

Nothing like that
ever happened again.

I've never seen claws, or fangs,

or anything like it
on you or Harlan.

It worked.

Until now.

♪ You do me, I do you ♪

♪ Feed me lies, and
we'll find the truth ♪

It was my dad's.

Why would a firefighter
carry a lighter?

'Cause sometimes you gotta
fight fire with fire.

It's just a lighter, dude.

I never met my dad,

so it's all I've got from him.

What happened?

He died in a fire.

You wanna hear my
sad, sad story,

or do you want another hit?

I'll take another hit.

Didn't you have a
girlfriend last semester?

Yeah.

So?

So how come you don't
have a girlfriend now?

Who says I don't?

Do you?

No.

How come you don't
have a boyfriend?

Who says I don't?

♪ I can feel the power ♪

♪ I can feel it ♪

♪ I can feel the power ♪

♪ I can feel the power ♪

♪ I can feel it ♪

♪ I can feel the power ♪

Hey, there's no ticket.

It's not printing a ticket.

Oh, I forgot you worked here.

Slashing tires isn't, like,
part of the job, is it?

I told you that wasn't me.

Okay, can you open this thing?

We're late for a movie.

You do look nice, your skin.

We're seeing a movie.
You want to come?

Um, I'm working.

Have fun.

We will. Thanks.

News.

News, now.

No, no, no, no, no.
Don't touch that.

- News.
- No, no.

It's not that kind of TV.

- News, now.
- No, Danny, stop.

Danny. Danny, stop.

Ow, Danny, you hit me.

Remember, it's not okay to hit.

No hitting. No hitting.

- Hi, hi.
- Stay down.

Hello?

Hello?

Late for a movie?

Ugh, shit.

I need to check something.

Stay here, okay?

I'm gonna lock the door.

I'll be back in five minutes.

Five minutes.

Phoebe?

Phoebe?

Oh, my God.

There's no way he said that.

I'm serious, he did.

Oh, shit.

Aren't you late for a movie?

It's just the
trailers.

We're seeing a movie?

Oh, my God.

No more weed for you, girl.

No.

Jerry?

Danny.

As of 9:22
p.m. Thursday,

state officials reported
the flame was 14% contained,

but 6,452 acres burned.

The fire's prompted evacuation
orders for nearly seven...

Danny?

Danny?

Danny, where are you?

Danny?

Danny?

Danny?

Where are you?

Where are you?

Danny?

Danny?

Danny?

Danny!

Come on, come on, come on.

Dad, Dad, it's me.

You have to call
me back, please.

I... I can't find Danny.

I left him here
for five minutes.

And I locked the
door, I swear to God.

And I can't find him.

You have to call
me back, please.

Please just call me back.

Are you okay?

Oh, Danny, look at
me. Where were you?

It was here.

Wait, what are you doing here?

I heard you.

You what?

I heard you scream his name.

From where?

My house.

How did you get here so fast?

I don't know. I th...

I think I ran.

You heard me too.

You heard me scream his name.

Yeah.

Why?

Because you didn't scream.

You howled.

Oh, you scared me.

Can I help you with something?

Yeah.

You can give this to her.

Tell her it's for her wall.

It
kills every night.

And now it's killing for you.

Slow down!

Are we not trying to
save someone's life?

You do want to know
something, don't you?

It's still here!

You're practically
doing my job for me.

Guys.