HIGHEST: She brought shame on us. Beat her!
NARRATOR: Previously on "ruthless"...
RUTH: Uh! Uh! Uh!
BRIAN: You can never do anything like that again.
LYNN: I hear you.
CONLEY: I need somebody down here now.
MACK: I'm sending my best guy.
HIGHEST: You will be one of the 7
to take my seed for the coronation.
These are the 7 rings. They will each seed you.
SARAH: I want to see my husband.
MACK: Sarah, I can assure you that...
SARAH: You can't assure me of shit.
RUTH: Please don't make me.
HIGHEST: Enlighten her, brother. Andrew, you go first.
RUTH: (GASPING)
HIGHEST: Only tears for the beauty of what this will be.
RUTH: I... I don't think I can. I...
HIGHEST: Shh, shh. Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.
RUTH: Please... please...
HIGHEST: Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. Shh.
Andrew...
- Andrew... - Yes, your highest?
HIGHEST: You're faking.
ANDREW: No. I... I just... Need to...
HIGHEST: Come here. Come on.
Come to me.
What is wrong?
ANDREW: It's been a very long day for me, your highest.
HIGHEST: Because of what happened earlier?
ANDREW: Yes, your highest.
HIGHEST: Hmm. I understand.
ANDREW: I'm sorry.
HIGHEST: You're beautiful.
ANDREW: Thank you, your highest.
HIGHEST: Perhaps someone else should start
so you can get erect, perform the job at hand, hmm?
ANDREW: Yes, sir.
HIGHEST: Dikahn...
Show him what it means.
RUTH: (SOBS)
No.
(GASPING)
(WHIMPERING)
(CRYING)
WOMEN: (HUMMING)
DIKAHN: (GRUNTING)
RUTH: Uh!
MAN: ♪ when the sun go down, we run the city ♪
♪ I fear the angels, brought the demons with me ♪
♪ when the sun go down, you best believe me ♪
♪ it's nothing new, the streets is undefeated ♪
♪ when the sun go down ♪
♪ ooh, it get wild, baby, wild, baby, wild, baby, wild ♪
DIFFERENT MAN: ♪ don't you ever, ever, ever try to move me ♪
♪ you best salute me, it's in the bloodstream ♪
♪ we're feeling rakudushi... The compound, the lessons ♪
♪ the lies, the deception, the FBI's weapons ♪
♪ the punishment, detention ♪
♪ and I just want to free you from the slave shit ♪
♪ the murder is the case that we're faced with ♪
MAN: ♪ when the sun go down ♪
(THUMP)
(CREAK)
(SLAM)
(CREAK)
MARVA: Good morning. Did you sleep well?
The highest said you were perfect.
Here.
Drink this.
This will help with your fertility.
RUTH: (SHUDDERING)
No.
MARVA: You have to provide that chosen girl.
Oh, I know you don't want to talk about it,
but it was beautiful from what we heard.
Is there enough light in here?
RUTH: Uh...
(SNIFFLES)
MARVA: Here.
I brought you a tub to clean up.
I thought there would be some blood,
but the beauty...
Come on.
Let the elder mother wash you.
Oh.
Don't worry about her.
Oh, she will come around,
especially when she realizes that her mother
has been chosen to carry the seed of the highest.
RUTH: (SNIFFLES)
- How many? - How many what?
RUTH: Women were chosen?
MARVA: Oh, that's not important.
RUTH: How many?
Were you?
MARVA: Oh, no.
I am too old,
but I love how the rakudushis sent these little birds
to make him happy.
RUTH: Birds?
MARVA: We should clean up. You have an assignment.
RUTH: And what is that?
MARVA: You have to cook a meal.
RUTH: A meal?
MARVA: Yes, for sister tally, as you call her.
You also need to know that the highest
thinks someone has lost their loyalty.
You need to help her understand that she's blessed,
and if she doesn't get in line,
she will be judged at the stoning place.
RUTH: How many?
MARVA: The highest has chosen very few.
RUTH: How many is very few?
MARVA: What has gotten into you?
RUTH: Do you know what happens in here?
MARVA: Yes. I do.
RUTH: And that is ok with you?
MARVA: And it's not with you?
RUTH: I wasn't prepared for 7...
MARVA: You can whore yourself,
but you can't take the seed of the highest?
RUTH: And how did the men get his seed?
MARVA: He is the highest. He gave it to them.
- How? - You are testy this morning.
RUTH: I want to know.
MARVA: I don't like your tone or that look on your face.
- I'm sorry. - Ok. Good. Now bathe yourself.
MARVA: You need to get to the kitchen. You need to cook.
RUTH: Yes, elder mother.
MARVA: My, my, my. Ha!
I am so jealous of you.
Hee hee hee!
RUTH: (SOBBING)
(SNIFFLES)
(CRIES)
(SNIFFLES)
- Did I wake you? - No.
BRIAN: Good morning.
LYNN: Good morning.
BRIAN: You know I have to head out.
LYNN: Yeah. I know.
BRIAN: You gonna be ok today?
LYNN: (SIGHS)
Yeah.
BRIAN: Ok.
Call me if you need anything.
LYNN: I'm fine.
BRIAN: You didn't sleep much.
LYNN: No.
BRIAN: You tossed and turned all night.
LYNN: Yeah. I'm feeling... Feeling restless.
BRIAN: Um...
Who is dikahn?
LYNN: Uh, I don't...
I don't know...
I don't know what you're talking about.
BRIAN: Dikahn. You called out that name.
LYNN: I don't know.
BRIAN: Is that someone you met there?
LYNN: I don't... I don't remember much, so...
BRIAN: What do you remember?
LYNN: Nothing.
BRIAN: You just said you don't remember much.
LYNN: Do not FBI me.
BRIAN: I'm... I'm not doing that. I just asked a question.
LYNN: I don't remember much.
BRIAN: Ok.
I should be... I should be back home by 9:00.
LYNN: Yeah. You should go.
BRIAN: Ok, and that's where you say,
"I love you," and, "good luck."
LYNN: I love you.
Good luck.
BRIAN: What's going on?
LYNN: Nothing.
- Lynn? - Yes?
BRIAN: I want you to go see Dr. Wise...
LYNN: I'm fine.
BRIAN: Just to make sure there's nothing else in your system.
LYNN: I am fine, and I'm tired of saying that to you.
BRIAN: Ok.
LYNN: Could you just go?
Go to work.
HIGHEST: We teach love, peace.
We're not some crazy cult.
(LAUGHTER)
What we are is the sum of every experience we've had.
You must understand that I deal
in eastern medicine, holistic cures.
We've cured many diseases
and helped people to get to healing.
Once people experience this journey,
they will want to continue on it.
It is so wonderful, so peaceful.
It is the way of the rakudushis.
CONLEY: There he is.
POKE: Who's that?
CONLEY: This is our new hire. Everybody, this is Brian.
BRIAN: Hi.
CONLEY: Come on. Let me get you your uniform.
BRIAN: All right.
POKE: I don't know why he had to go hire him.
IRENE: He looks fit.
POKE: Hell, I'm fit.
IRENE: Deputy poke, you get winded
running to the doughnut shop.
POKE: Where the hell did he come from, anyway?
IRENE: I don't know.
POKE: Ehh...
CONLEY: There you go.
BRIAN: Thanks.
- All right. - Hi, I'm...
BRIAN: Hi, I'm Brian.
CONLEY: I know who you are, Brian.
BRIAN: Ok.
CONLEY: You're a little late.
BRIAN: Traffic.
CONLEY: Ok.
BRIAN: You know the back story?
CONLEY: I should be asking you that.
BRIAN: I'm from D.C., moved to a small town.
My wife will be joining me once she closes up the house
and finishes the school season.
CONLEY: So she's a teacher?
- Yes. - Ok. Got it.
- So tell me. - About?
BRIAN: Our trip.
CONLEY: Well, Irene and poke are gonna ask you
about a million questions.
They don't know we're going out there.
BRIAN: Ok.
CONLEY: This is a very small town,
and everybody knows everything about everybody...
BRIAN: I understand.
CONLEY: So I haven't said anything, not even to my wife.
BRIAN: I get it.
CONLEY: Listen.
I'm hearing horrible things about these people.
I don't want a waco or Jim Jones
or Ruby Ridge or any of that crap in my town.
BRIAN: I know. None of us do.
Conley: No. You're don't understand
how bad what I'm hearing is.
BRIAN: That's why I'm here, sir.
CONLEY: Ok. You ready?
BRIAN: I'll just get changed quickly, and then we can leave.
CONLEY: All right. Get dressed.
Meet me out at the car when you're finished.
BRIAN: Yes, sir.
(CELL PHONE RINGS)
LYNN: (SIGHS)
Hello?
BRIAN: Hi. I made it.
LYNN: Ok.
BRIAN: How are you?
LYNN: I'm fine.
Are you gonna ask me this every day?
BRIAN: No. No. I was just wondering.
LYNN: I'm fine.
BRIAN: What are you doing?
LYNN: Doing laundry.
BRIAN: Ok. Well, I'll be home...
LYNN: I got it, home as soon as you're done.
BRIAN: Ok.
LYNN: Look. I got to go.
- What are you doing? - Aren't you doing something?
BRIAN: Yes.
LYNN: All right, so then I got to go.
- I love you. - All right. Love you, too.
LYNN: (SIGHS)
(CELL PHONE RINGS)
(RING)
DIKAHN: Hello.
LYNN: Hello?
DIKAHN: Who is this?
LYNN: This is... this is Lynn.
DIKAHN: How are you?
LYNN: Who is this?
DIKAHN: This is dikahn.
LYNN: Hi.
DIKAHN: Hi.
You remember me?
LYNN: No.
DIKAHN: What do you remember?
LYNN: I'm sorry. Where do I know you from?
DIKAHN: (INHALES)
Lick the paper...
LYNN: What?
DIKAHN: That the number is on. Lick it.
LYNN: What is... what is...
DIKAHN: You had the most amazing feeling.
You said it to me.
The highest made you feel alive.
LYNN: What did you give me?
- Lick it. - No.
DIKAHN: Then you won't remember.
LYNN: I need to know what happened.
DIKAHN: Do you want to join us? You said it yourself.
It was the most amazing feeling.
You've never felt anything like that before in your life.
LYNN: Will you just... will you just tell me what it was?
DIKAHN: It was you being enlightened.
- I want to know what... - You know where we are.
DIKAHN: You can join us. We can take you there again.
You can lose yourself in that boring housewife life of yours.
How did I get home?
DIKAHN: One of our elders brought you back.
- So I was drugged? - No way.
DIKAHN: We would never do that.
LYNN: Then why do I barely remember anything?
- Barely? - Yes.
DIKAHN: And what do you remember?
LYNN: Lights.
DIKAHN: There were no lights,
only the sweet olive branch and trees.
- Lick it. - No.
MARVA: Ah. Hello.
RUTH: Hi.
MARVA: You look better.
RUTH: I feel better.
MARVA: Good.
RUTH: So what am I preparing?
MARVA: Well, this is what she is to eat...
A pinch of this
and 3 tablespoons of this.
- No. Don't. - What? It smells good.
MARVA: Do not put this up to your nose.
RUTH: What is it?
MARVA: It's very powerful.
It makes you really happy,
but too much of it is not a good thing.
RUTH: I see.
MARVA: Oh, you never been in here?
RUTH: No.
MARVA: Well, now that you are an elder,
I got to show you the ropes.
RUTH: Ok.
MARVA: These are for the children.
RUTH: What is this?
MARVA: You don't need to know that.
RUTH: Well, I'm an elder.
MARVA: You're an elder, not a mother elder.
RUTH: I'm sorry.
MARVA: Prepare her meal and bring it to her, please.
RUTH: Yes. Yes.
- Remember... - One pinch.
- Yeah. That's right... - I got it.
MARVA: And that government sheriff devil is coming today.
Make sure she doesn't try anything.
- I will talk to her. - Good.
MARVA: I am so glad you have come around and are happy now.
- Yes. - I told you.
MARVA: You just had to get over the initial shock
and the excitement.
- Ha ha! - Yes.
RUTH: You were right.
MARVA: Go on.
Be careful with that.
Never touch that.
It is prepared by the highest.
RUTH: It's a lot.
MARVA: It's not for him. It's for all of us.
RUTH: I see.
Are you the only one who prepares his meals?
MARVA: Yes. Of course.
RUTH: That's good.
MARVA: I would die for him.
RUTH: We all would.
- He saved me. - How so?
MARVA: I was working at this company as a computer analyst.
I was so lonely and depressed,
and he started talking to me one day at a coffee shop.
He invited me to hear him speak,
and it freed me, and I get so much joy
knowing that you are here to help me make him happy.
He deserves it... He really does...
And so do you and your pretty face.
Don't lick your fingers when you put that in there.
RUTH: Yes, elder mother.
MARVA: Heh heh heh.
IRENE: This is your desk.
BRIAN: Thank you.
IRENE: If you need more than 3 pens,
you're gonna have to buy them yourself.
This place is always on a budget.
BRIAN: I understand.
- Oh, here's your badge. - Thank you.
POKE: Shouldn't the sheriff be doing that?
IRENE: He will.
POKE: Hi. I'm Billy.
Everyone around here calls me by my last name... poke.
BRIAN: Brian.
- You got a last name? - Rollins.
- Oh, hi. - Hi.
POKE: Mr. Rollins, so what's a guy from D.C.
Want to be in this part of rural Virginia for?
BRIAN: Well, I wanted to slow down.
POKE: Slow down?
BRIAN: Yeah.
POKE: Well, we got lots of crime around here.
IRENE: Yeah, like helping old ladies
get their cats out of trees.
BRIAN: Is... is that really a thing?
IRENE: Oh, yeah. That's a real thing.
Hey, wait till you meet Ms. Margaret.
POKE: There's more crime than that.
IRENE: Ha! Like what?
POKE: Like those raku-douchebags...
IRENE: They also go by raku... Rakumas.
POKE: Whatever the hell you call them.
BRIAN: Well, what do you know about it?
POKE: Well, they're a cult, and they worship the devil.
- No, they don't. - Yes, they do.
IRENE: No, they don't. Stop spreading lies.
I see them in town all the time,
and they seem like the nicest people.
BRIAN: Tell me more about them.
POKE: Well, you don't got to worry about that.
They're my beat.
CONLEY: You ready?
POKE: Let's go.
CONLEY: I'm talking to rollins.
- Ok. - Yes. Let's go.
BRIAN: Heh. Ahh...
So see you in a bit.
IRENE: (SIGHS)
POKE: Now where are they going?
IRENE: To solve some crime.
Mm-hmm.
POKE: (SIGHS)
RUTH: I have food for her.
ANDREW: Yes.
RUTH: Good morning, my sister.
TALLY: I'm not hungry.
RUTH: You should eat. You need your strength.
TALLY: I said, I'm not hungry.
RUTH: Tally...
TALLY: Get out.
- Look at me. - Get the hell out.
RUTH: Look at me, tally. Look at me.
This will help you.
TALLY: I told you what they put inside of the food.
RUTH: I saw. Shh! They let me prepare it.
- What? - I saw the kitchen.
TALLY: I told you.
RUTH: She watched me prepare this for you.
Here.
TALLY: Ruth...
RUTH: Eat it.
TALLY: Can I trust you?
RUTH: They raped me.
TALLY: (WHIMPERS)
7?
RUTH: Yes.
TALLY: (SOBS)
RUTH: We have to get out of here.
- Not without our kids. - I know.
TALLY: They keep them locked away from us...
RUTH: I know.
And the sheriff...
When the sheriff comes here today, we can tell him.
RUTH: No. I saw something in the kitchen.
TALLY: What?
RUTH: It looked like juice.
TALLY: What are you talking about?
RUTH: There is juice prepared for us in the kitchen,
and there is apple sauce for the kids,
and they are all marked to meet the rakumas.
TALLY: What does that mean?
RUTH: If we tell him, he'll kill them all.
TALLY: Ruth, we have to do something.
RUTH: I know. You need your strength.
TALLY: No, Ruth.
RUTH: Listen to me.
They are going to come in here.
TALLY: Ok.
RUTH: You have to eat
and pretend to be apologetic, and then we can
figure out a plan, and we'll get out of here.
- Andrew's with us. - No.
TALLY: He's with us.
RUTH: Are you sure?
TALLY: I'm carrying his child.
RUTH: Tally...
TALLY: Ruth, if you're using this information
to destroy me...
RUTH: No, no, no, no. No. No. I swear I'm not, ok?
- Ok. - We have to get out of here.
TALLY: Yeah. We do.
RUTH: Are you sure Andrew's with us?
TALLY: Yeah.
RUTH: Well, that makes sense.
TALLY: What?
RUTH: He was one of the 7.
TALLY: What?
RUTH: He couldn't do it.
TALLY: He was one of the 7?
RUTH: Yes.
TALLY: Yeah. No.
RUTH: What?
TALLY: That means that the highest got to him.
RUTH: What do you mean?
TALLY: If he was in that room.
RUTH: No. He couldn't do it. He... he couldn't perform.
TALLY: What happened?
RUTH: The highest kissed him and told him to sit at his feet.
- Ok. - What?
- He got to him. - No. No.
TALLY: Don't trust him.
RUTH: Just... tell me.
- There was... - Tell me.
TALLY: Did they say that he seeded them?
RUTH: Yes. Well, it sounds like...
TALLY: I know. I know.
RUTH: Well, how do you know?
TALLY: Because I saw them...
- What? - Him and dikahn.
RUTH: But they teach the abomination of homosexuality.
TALLY: They don't see it that way at all.
RUTH: How can they not?
TALLY: Ruth, we have to... We can't eat this food.
We'll have to pretend to eat it...
RUTH: Ok.
TALLY: And we have to get out of here with our kids.
RUTH: I know.
TALLY: Dikahn keeps the keys locked away.
They keep them in the trailer.
RUTH: Ok. I will get the keys from dikahn, ok?
I'll get them.
DIKAHN: You've been here long enough.
RUTH: Yes. I know.
- Ohh... - What's taking you so long?
RUTH: She is very repenting.
DIKAHN: Is she?
RUTH: Yes,
aren't you, sister tally?
TALLY: Yeah, so much. I'm so sorry.
I should have never disrespected you ever.
DIKAHN: Why does it take all of this for you to learn?
TALLY: I'm sorry.
I'm just a woman, and I don't know any better, and I need...
RUTH: We need you men to teach us.
You know we are the weaker.
DIKAHN: Yes. You are.
RUTH: She is so sorry. Tell him.
TALLY: Yeah. I am.
I'm... I'm so sorry, so much.
So much.
DIKAHN: Get off me.
TALLY: (SNIFFLES)
I'm sorry.
I know the light of the rakudushi way.
RUTH: She means it.
TALLY: I'm so sorry. I know better.
RUTH: She means it, dikahn.
DIKAHN: Enough.
Out.
(CELL PHONE RINGS)
(RING)
LYNN: Hello?
- Hey. - Hey, how are you?
CYNTHIA: I'm good.
LYNN: That's good.
CYNTHIA: You were supposed to call me yesterday.
LYNN: (SIGHS)
I forgot.
CYNTHIA: Yeah, right.
You don't forget our cousins lunch.
LYNN: Yeah. Well, yesterday was a crazy day.
CYNTHIA: Oh, ok. What happened?
LYNN: Nothing.
CYNTHIA: That don't sound too crazy to me, Lynn.
LYNN: Well, I'll tell you about it later.
CYNTHIA: Tell me about it now.
I'm not doing nothing, sitting in this D.C. traffic.
LYNN: Yeah. No. I'm sorry. It's all good. It's good.
CYNTHIA: What's wrong with you?
LYNN: Nothing.
CYNTHIA: Are you sure? Still sound weird.
LYNN: Nope. I'm fine.
CYNTHIA: Oh, ok.
LYNN: Look. I got to go.
CYNTHIA: Wait a minute. We just got on the phone.
What's wrong? What are you even doing right now?
LYNN: Housework, dishes, you know?
- Lynn. - What?
CYNTHIA: I knew you were doing housework.
That's why I called you just now.
LYNN: Well, my neck hurts a little,
so I can't even hold the phone.
CYNTHIA: Put the phone on speaker.
- Cynthia... - What?
CYNTHIA: And what's wrong with your neck?
LYNN: Nothing.
CYNTHIA: You've been working that neck for Brian?
Oh.
LYNN: Would you quit it?
CYNTHIA: What kind of mood are you in today?
LYNN: I'm just not up for it, ok, so...
CYNTHIA: Mm-hmm. Well, I guess I'll probably...
LYNN: You know, i... I really need to go,
so I'll speak to you later, all right?
CYNTHIA: Oh. Oh, ok.
Bye.
CONLEY: You nervous?
BRIAN: No.
CONLEY: That's good.
BRIAN: You seem to be.
- Well... - What is it?
CONLEY: Well, they make me uneasy.
BRIAN: Well, just relax.
CONLEY: Have you dealt with this a lot before?
BRIAN: (SIGHS)
Well, we've dealt with a lot.
CONLEY: I always wanted to be an FBI agent.
BRIAN: Why didn't you?
CONLEY: Nah, not for me.
Besides, I couldn't get away from this little town.
BRIAN: It is nice.
CONLEY: It's a beautiful place...
Nice, slow pace,
probably too slow for you though, huh?
BRIAN: No. I can do slow.
CONLEY: What about your wife?
BRIAN: She's... she's the same.
(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)
- That's good. - Yeah. Mm-hmm.
CONLEY: Is that her?
BRIAN: No.
CONLEY: You can take it if you want to, man.
BRIAN: No. It's ok.
It's her cousin Cynthia. I'll call her back.
CONLEY: Suit yourself.
We should be pulling up there pretty soon.
BRIAN: Ok.
CONLEY: You carrying?
BRIAN: Yes, sir.
CONLEY: I mean, other than your primary weapon.
BRIAN: I'm well-prepared.
Are you expecting anything to go on?
CONLEY: No. Hope not.
BRIAN: Sheriff, listen.
I have 7 years in the marines, 6 years in the FBI.
This will be fine.
CONLEY: Good.
BRIAN: Just follow my lead.
CONLEY: If I do that, won't they suspect it?
BRIAN: No. I mean if something were to go wrong.
CONLEY: Yeah. I see.
BRIAN: This will be fine.
It's just routine and by the book.
CONLEY: Yeah, by the book. Heh.
- Good. - Yeah.
CONLEY: What I wouldn't give for a shot of whiskey right now.
BRIAN: Ha ha! That sounds like a plan.
CONLEY: When we're done?
BRIAN: Of course.
CONLEY: Of course. That's what I meant.
BRIAN: Ok.
RUTH: Can you walk with me, please?
DIKAHN: Why?
RUTH: I'd like to talk to you.
- No. - I am an elder.
RUTH: That means we can talk freely.
- I'm still... - A man?
I know. Please.
DIKAHN: What is it?
RUTH: I'd like to say, with all due respect...
DIKAHN: Say it.
RUTH: Last night is...
DIKAHN: You are not to talk about that to anyone.
RUTH: I know that.
DIKAHN: Then why are you bringing it up?
RUTH: Well, I just want to...
DIKAHN: What?
RUTH: I just want to thank you.
DIKAHN: Thank me for what?
RUTH: What we're not supposed to talk about.
DIKAHN: Why are you talking to me?
RUTH: Are you suspicious of everything?
DIKAHN: Yes. I am.
RUTH: Ok.
Well, then I won't thank you. Sorry.
DIKAHN: Yes. Don't thank me.
RUTH: You don't know, do you?
DIKAHN: Know what?
RUTH: That you're special, dikahn.
DIKAHN: What?
RUTH: He chose you for a reason. You are special.
DIKAHN: I know that.
RUTH: Do you really know that in your heart?
DIKAHN: Go away, woman.
RUTH: I know that the child will come from you.
DIKAHN: What?
RUTH: What we're not supposed to talk about,
I know it's you.
- I know that. - How do you know that? How?
RUTH: I can feel it.
You're so much more special than the others.
DIKAHN: You didn't seem to be enjoying it.
RUTH: No.
I would have much rathered it be you and only you.
DIKAHN: You are in dangerous waters.
RUTH: I'm sorry.
DIKAHN: Don't ever speak of this again.
RUTH: Never.
DIKAHN: Now go.
ANDREW: How are you?
TALLY: I'm better.
ANDREW: Good, good, good, good.
TALLY: I'm sorry.
ANDREW: For what?
TALLY: For my behavior.
ANDREW: What do you mean, tally?
TALLY: I just...
Well, I was... I was out of my mind,
and this place is the best thing that ever happened to me,
so I want to stay.
ANDREW: Really?
TALLY: Yeah.
Don't you?
ANDREW: Yeah.
Good.
ANDREW: Ok.
- Well... - You should go.
ANDREW: Well, I don't have to go right now.
- I have a minute. - No.
- Yeah. - No. You should go.
TALLY: We have to honor the rakumas.
ANDREW: Tally...
TALLY: Brother Andrew...
You should go.
We have to do the right thing.
ANDREW: Ok.
(CREAK)
(DOOR CLOSES)
CLARK: May I help you?
- I, uh... - Yes?
CLARK: What do you want?
Hello? What do you want?
SARAH: Uh...