- ANDREW: You gotta get that car up out of here.
- I can't find the damn keys.
- MALE NARRATOR: Previously on, "Ruthless."
- JOAN: He killed them.
- Pull yourself together, I'm not gonna tell you again.
- Get out! - You will stop it right now.
- Help Andrew find his stick.
- There's a car parked out back, and I have the keys.
- DIKAHN: The Elder Mother has someone in the sheriff's office.
There's also been word that they have someone on the inside.
- Who do you think it could be? - It's you.
- No, brother, no. - Yes, brother.
- Now, why would you think something like that?
- They way that you move, the way that you talk,
the way that you spit,
it just screams cop.
- Yeah, well, if I was a cop, brother,
don't you think all of this would already be over by now?
- You tell me, what are you waiting for?
- Brother, you already know that I killed my wife.
- ♪
- Did you? - Yeah, I did.
- It's all a bit convenient, wasn't it?
- Why do you think that, brother?
- Because I do.
- I hear you, brother,
this is just a thing that you do,
and I'm actually getting tired of this shit.
- Watch it. - No, you watch it, Dikahn.
- Pardon me, Andrew, hmm?
- I have given up everything for the Rakumas.
I have done everything
that The Highest has asked me to do.
Some things that I have never done,
and that I will never do again.
- And what's that? - You know what that is.
- Kill your wife?
- Yeah, and I let him fuck me.
- Watch your mouth. - ANDREW: No.
- Watch your mouth! - You watch your mouth, Dikahn.
'Cause you know that I'm telling the fucking truth.
- Shut up! - No, you shut up!
- You really wanna do this? - Yeah.
'Cause if you really wanna do this, Dikahn,
I'm sick of this shit.
'Cause if you wanna do it, come on.
- [gun cocking] - Let's do it!
- ♪
- What are you doing? What are you doing?
- No. - What--
- You think I'm a cop, right?
You think I'm a cop, right? - Andrew.
- Shut up! You think I'm a cop, right?
If I'm a cop,
then you take this gun and you pull the trigger,
and you shoot me dead right here.
- I'm not-- - You know why?
Because I have given up everything.
I've got nothing! I have nothing else!
I have given up my life,
I have given up my wife, my career, everything.
So now, if you want my life, Dikahn,
then you pull this trigger, and you fucking take it.
- Stop it! - No, you stop it.
Do it!
- Andrew, I'm not gonna shoot you!
- ♪
- What's the matter, Dikahn, you can't do it? You scared,
you're not man enough to pull the trigger?
- Stop! Stop. - Do it! Do it!
'Cause it's time, brother, I'm ready.
I got nothing else, I'm ready to meet the Raku.
Pull the fucking trigger, Dikahn!
- ♪ When the sun go down, we run the city ♪
♪ I feel the angels, brought the demons with me ♪
♪ When the sun go down
♪ 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 ♪
♪ Don't you ever, ever try to move me ♪
♪ You best salute me
♪ It's in the bloodstream we feeling Rakudushi ♪
♪ The compound, the lessons the lies, the deception ♪
♪ The FBI's weapons, the punishment, detension ♪
♪ And I just wanna free you from this slave shit ♪
♪ So, murder is the case that we're faced with ♪
♪ When the sun go down ♪
- Don't look at them, do it!
- Stop, let my hand go.
I'm not gonna tell you to stop again.
Let my hand go!
- I'm not gon' let you question my fucking loyalty again.
- I hear you, Andrew. - Yeah, do you, Brother Dikahn?
- Yes! I hear you. - You better stop saying
that I did shit that I didn't do, I don't like it.
- I hear you.
- 'Cause I've had enough of this.
- I hear you. I hear you.
I'm sorry. - I'm sorry, man.
I can't-- I can't take this no more.
- DIKAHN: I hear you. - No, I--
- I know you're with us.
- I've given up everything to follow The Highest--
everything. - I know, we all have.
- Trust me, brother, I know, alright,
I know that it's worth it. - It is, it is.
I'm sorry, alright?
- I'm sorry.
- Are you calm yet?
- Yeah.
- Don't you ever talk to me like that again.
- I'm sorry, brother. - It's okay.
I know you're with us, I know it.
- Thank you, brother. - But this--this emotion--
- Nah, no, no, I'm-- I'm fine, alright?
- No, no! - I'm okay.
- No, you're not.
It's your wife. I know that was hard.
- Yeah,
it was really hard.
- I had to do the same.
- ♪
- The Highest made you kill your wife, too?
- No, The Highest...
tested me with my girlfriend.
He made me kill her.
- ♪
- I understand, so you already feel my pain.
- She was--she was pregnant.
- ♪
- Sorry to hear that, brother.
- ♪
- It's all for the good of The Highest.
- ♪
- Death is for the good of The Highest.
- ♪
- Yes, brother, yes, I know. - Good.
You need to stay close to him. He is our savior.
- ♪
- Yes, brother, I know. - He will lead us to the Raku.
I mean, there were so many things
he said would happen,
and--and-- and they happened.
He is the true prophet of the Raku.
- Yes, brother, I know he is. - I have to protect him.
- No, no, brother,
we have to protect him.
- Yes, we.
Come drink with me.
- Yes, brother. Thank you, Dikahn.
- ♪
- [giggling] Hi.
- Hi. - It smells nice in here.
- I brought you some flowers from the grocery store.
- That was nice of you.
- DEPUTY POKE: You deserve it.
- Thank you. [giggling]
- DEPUTY POKE: So, where were you?
- MELINDA: Why do you keep asking me that?
You're starting to sound like the guy I'm hiding from.
- I'm sorry, I just wanted to know.
- Well, all you need to know is that I'm here with you now.
- That's always, always good to know.
- Yes...
so I have to go.
- What?
- I mean, not right now, but I only have an hour.
- What are you saying? - What?
- What's with all the mystery?
- I promise, Poke, I will tell you soon.
- Or you can tell me now.
- [giggling] I can't, silly, I can't, okay?
But I may have found someone who got me a job.
- Male or female? - Female.
[chuckling] You are so jealous. - I just wanna make sure
no one's taking advantage of you.
- Mm-hmm, I can understand that. - I don't think you do.
- Poke, I'm a big girl. - I know, I know.
- Mm-hmm. - I just want you to be careful.
- Mm-hmm. - You are so sweet.
- [giggling] - You're so innocent.
- Mm-hmm. Well, I'll be careful,
and luckily, I have you to protect me.
- Damn right you do. - [giggling]
- So, what do you wanna do with this hour?
- [sighs]
I should get some rest, go back to work.
- Well, I know how to put you to sleep like a baby.
- Yeah? - Mm-hmm. [giggling]
- ♪
- [giggling]
- You do a good job with the laundry.
- Thank you, Elder Mother.
- Come and get your things, you're moving.
- Yes, Elder Mother.
- ♪
♪
- Go on. - Yes, Elder Mother.
- ♪
- And hurry up! - Yes, Elder Mother.
- ♪
- Hi.
They want me to hurry and get my things.
- So soon? - Yeah.
- Okay. - You okay?
- Yeah.
- You bathed him?
- Yes, I did. - How was it?
- He was out of it for a while.
- Yeah?
- He's gone, Tally. - Is he?
- Yeah, and all the drugs that he's taking, and--
- Did he take some today? - No, not with me,
but he's paranoid, and he's crazy, and he--
- I know, I know.
- No, you don't know what I mean.
- TALLY: What? - I saw flesh
while I was washing his hair.
- So, he did the killings? - Yeah.
- ♪
- I have a problem. - What?
- Yancy. - What about him?
- He wants me to come back to him tonight
or else he's gonna go to The Highest.
- I told you not to go to that motherfucker.
- I know, okay, I know,
and I should have listened to you.
- Yeah, you should have.
- I don't know what I'm gonna do.
- You tell Andrew. - TALLY: I can't.
Ruth, he won't even talk to me.
- I'll talk to Andrew, he'll handle it.
- He's so mad. - I will talk to him.
- I just wanna explain to--
- What is taking you so long in here?
- TALLY: I'm sorry, Elder Mother, I'm coming.
- You don't have much. - TALLY: No, I don't.
- Ruth? - Hello, Elder Mother.
- AGNES: Mm-hmm.
We killed the fatted hog today.
We're gonna have a big feast tonight,
and I need you to be over the kitchen.
- Yes, Elder Mother.
- AGNES: Come on, Tally.
- Um, Elder Mother? - Yes?
- Am I getting a new roommate? - Yes.
- Do you know who?
- That will be up to Elder Mother Marva.
- ♪
- Yes, Elder Mother. - To the Raku.
- ♪
- Are you two really gonna do this?
- We're just waiting for it to get dark.
- That's not a good idea. - PAULA: You should come.
- You're not going to make it.
- We will get to the sheriff's station.
- But what-- - This is our only chance.
- Listen to me, what if Joan is in on it?
And she set them up?
- PAULA: I thought about that, too.
- Well she-- - No, she doesn't know
about the car and these keys.
- Why not?
- Because she doesn't.
- ZANE: How so?
- Look, I'm not answering any of these questions.
- We are leaving here tonight.
- ♪
- Sisters. - Hello.
- ♪
- I know you are all mad at me.
I just feel bad.
[crying] I did not know
they were going to do that to them.
- ♪
- I'm sorry.
- ♪
- I don't trust her anymore.
- You should come with us.
- ♪
- I can't.
- AGNES: Come!
- ♪
- And you'll be putting your things in there.
- ♪
- Alright, I don't want any back talk from you,
do you understand? - Yes, Elder Mother.
- Alright.
You'll be sharing a bunk with Joan.
Lacey's moving in here.
And both of you will be overseeing the girls.
- Yes, Elder Mother. - Alright.
So, gon' in and get to it.
I don't want y'all sitting here too long.
You got two minutes,
and I want y'all back in the kitchen.
- UNISON: Yes, Elder Mother.
- ♪
- JOAN: Hello. - TALLY: Hi.
- How are you?
- I'm okay, how are you?
- I'm good. - Okay.
- TALLY: Do they know?
- Know what?
- That you helped them.
- I didn't help anyone. - TALLY: Stop it!
I know you helped them leave.
- ♪
- Please, please...
don't tell anyone.
- I'm not gonna tell anyone.
- I killed them. [crying]
- ♪
- Well, you have to be stronger
if you're going to lead a revolution.
- I thought I thought of everything.
- You didn't. - What did I do wrong?
- I don't know.
- It's just that I--
- You just need to stop talking about it.
- I know. [sniffling]
- They put me here for a reason.
- What is it?
- Either I'm suppose to keep an eye on you,
or you're suppose to keep an eye on me.
- They didn't ask me to do that.
- They didn't ask me to do that either.
- Oh!
So, I can trust you?
- No.
- No? - You can't trust anyone here.
- I know. - You better know.
- [crying]
- Come on, ladies, it's time to prepare for dinner.
- [knocking at door]
- Come in.
- ♪
- [laughing]
- Hello, Your Highest. - Hello.
- How was your bath?
- Ah, it was good.
- Did she do it right?
- Yes, yes, yes, you have trained her well.
- Yes, good.
- She's good at a pedicure and a manicure.
- Thank you, Your Highest.
- You are special, Ruth. - Thank you.
Is there anything else that you need me to do?
- No.
Uh...
[laughing] - I can stay.
- No, no, it's fine, really, you can go.
- RUTH: Are you sure 'cause--
- Girl, he said to leave, what are you doing?
- Yes, Elder Mother.
- Go to your trailer, I will talk to you later.
- Yes, Elder Mother.
- ♪
- What is the matter with her? - No, it's fine, it's fine.
- She shouldn't talk to you that way.
- It's fine, really. What is it?
- I wanted to see how you were.
- As I have said, I am fine.
- Yeah, I know, but it was a lot today.
- It's over.
- MARVA: Yes, your Highest,
and you sent a strong message through the camp.
- Did I? - MARVA: Yes.
You were so powerful,
as if they saw the Raku himself.
- Yes, I'm sure.
- Oh, that was really good.
Everyone is on their best behavior.
- That makes me happy.
- You put the fear of the Raku in them.
- Thank you, Elder Mother. - Shall I bring you dinner?
- Yes. - Okay.
- THE HIGHEST: And Elder Mother,
you said that everyone is on their best behavior now?
- Yes. - Were they not before?
- Oh no, your Highest, they was always on it.
Seeing you like that, was just what they all needed
to be reminded that you are The Highest.
- I see.
- Will Dikahn's men dig the graves?
- Yes, yes, under the gardens.
- Oh, that's good for the fertilizer.
Shall we help? - No, no, they can handle it.
- Yes, your Highest. - My dinner, please?
- Yes, your Highest.
- And send the boy. - Yes, your Highest.
Boy!
- ♪
- Hello, brother. - Oliver.
- OLIVER: Where you been?
- On assignment for Dikahn. - Okay.
- How long you been out here? - Seems like forever.
- With no break? - No break.
- Alright, go 'head, take a break.
I'll give that to you. - OLIVER: You sure?
- I'm sure.
- What happened to the deserters?
- ♪
- They got what they deserved. - Guess that's the Raku way.
- Yeah, it is, Oliver, it is.
- Absolutely.
- You've--uh, you've been a little strange lately.
- [chuckling] What do you mean? - You're off.
- OLIVER: Brother, I-- - What is it?
- I'm not off. - No, something's not right.
- You need to let it go, brother.
- I need to let it go? Is it Lacey?
- Clark. - Oliver?
You see, you see, that is the problem.
See, you try to mess around,
but then you get your heart involved in it.
- My heart is not in it. - No, I think it is.
I don't think you know it is. - That's not what it is.
- Then tell me what it is, Oliver.
- I'm fine.
- If we're gonna have each other's backs,
I need to know that you're okay. - I'm fine.
- You know I can't force it out of you.
- There's nothing to force.
- Alright, you'll tell me at some point.
- Promise, okay,
there's-- there's nothing to tell.
- ♪
- I'll let it go. - Okay, thank you.
- Go 'head take your break, take 20.
I'll wait before I talk to Dikahn.
- Okay. - CLARK: Go on.
- ♪
- [engine revs]
- RIVER: Sister. - What do you want?
You're not suppose to be near the women's trailer.
- Did it work?
- River, I'm not really in-- - Look!
- And what kind of name is River for a nigga?
- Oh, you are street. - What do you want?
- I want to tell you the plan.
- You are really enjoying this, aren't you?
- Why do you think that? - You have glee on your face.
But is that glee?
You really need to do better washing it off, it's flaking up.
- ♪
- I'm just doing what I have to do.
- I was taking flesh out of a man's hair.
- ♪
- I'm sorry. - Don't give me that.
You're a narcissist. - Takes one to know one.
- Goodbye.
- You can't keep being mean to me, you need me.
- I don't need you.
- I know you're gonna come around.
- I know you're gonna leave me alone.
- ♪
- Here, help me up, child. - Yes, Elder Mother.
- Hello. - Hi.
- How are you? - I'm good.
- How did it go? - Did they not tell you?
- If they did, I wouldn't ask you.
- We took pictures of the files and--
- Were you careful? - Yes, very.
- Are you sure?
- Yes, we covered the cameras.
- Well, is there any way he could tell it was you?
- No. - Good.
- Dikahn's men took all the pictures.
- Okay. - I wish he would have told you.
- Little girl. - Yes, Elder Mother?
- Calm down.
- I'm sorry, I'm just--I'm so excited.
- How's the deputy?
- He was good, he's just so dumb.
- Mmmm. Is that right?
- Yeah, he just fell for everything.
- Don't underestimate dumb, Melinda.
- No, ma'am. - Is he still interested in you?
- Yes, he is.
- Good, good, in case we need more.
- I will do anything for The Highest.
Will he see me tonight? - No, he won't.
- Okay.
- You shouldn't appear eager, Melinda.
- I'm sorry.
- MARVA: Sure you are.
- I am, Elder Mother. - You look like a whore.
- You had me wear this, Elder Mother.
- I know, but looking like one and acting like one
are two different things.
- ♪
- Sorry, Elder Mother. - You stink.
- He wore terrible cologne. - You need a bath.
- Yes, Elder Mother. - Ruth!
- Yes, Elder Mother? - Take her and bathe her.
- Yes, Elder Mother. - She smells like evil.
And when she is clean, bring her to me.
- Yes, Elder Mother. Come!
- MARVA: [groans]
- ♪
- MARVA: And find the boy for The Highest.
- ♪
- Go on. - No.
- Go on. - Just go to the bathroom.
- Lacey. - Yeah.
- Did you take the car keys? - What keys?
- The keys to the car. - No, why would I do that?
- Are you sure? - Yes.
- 'Cause I can't find them.
- Well, you gotta get that car out of here.
- I know that, Lacey. - So, what you gon' do?
- I gotta find the damn keys.
- Well, where did you have 'em last?
- I guess in my room. - Did you look there?
- Of course I looked there. - Did you drop 'em somewhere?
- No! - Are you sure?
- Lacey, if I dropped them, I would know I dropped them.
- Well, maybe you dropped them and you don't know it.
- There's nowhere for them to hide.
- Well, maybe somebody picked them up.
- Why would they do that?
- Maybe it was one of the children or Yancy,
maybe he has them. - Yancy?
- Yeah, you should check there.
- You know, you're--you're-- you're--you're right.
- 'Cause, you know, he has all them keys and stuff.
- Yeah, I'll--I'll do that. How are you?
- I'm okay. Oliver?
- What's up?
- How are you feeling about this place?
- What do you mean?
- Just what I said, how are you feeling about it?
- I feel fine.
- Do you still believe? - In the Raku?
Yeah, don't you?
- Yeah, but-- - But what?
- What happens if the government comes in here?
- Then we fight. - Yeah, yeah.
- What's with the questions, Lacey?
- Well, because of the ones that got away.
What if they go to the police, and the police comes here?
- Well, we fight 'til we die, you know that.
- Yeah.
- Look, I--I gotta go, I gotta find these keys.
- Okay. - Love you.
- You don't drink much, huh?
- Nah, not really.
I don't like the way it makes me feel.
But thank you, still, for the offer.
- You feeling any better?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Never seen you that upset before.
- Sorry about that, brother. - It's fine.
Man, you're tense. - No, I'm okay, really.
- It doesn't feel that way. - Really, Dikahn, I'm fine.
- This doesn't help? - Nah, not really.
- You don't like my massage?
- I mean, I'm--I'm not really feeling it.
- I see, you still have sexual desires?
- I mean, they come and go... time to time.
- I see. - I mean, but we all do.
- Right. - How 'bout you?
- I do from time to time.
- So, what do you do about yours?
- I have my ways.
- Right, right, I guess we all do.
- So, you are masturbating?
- Nah, I'm not. - Are you sure?
- Yeah, I'm sure, Dikahn, I'm not.
- So, what do you do?
- My mind just doesn't wander that way.
- I see. Andrew?
- Yeah. - You have a very big dick.
- What?
I don't even know what to say to that, uh, brother.
- Let me see it.
- Dikahn. - Yes?
- Why are you asking me to see it?
- I want to see the size of it.
- But you've already seen it before, Dikahn.
- Hmm-mm, no, it was covered by your cloak.
- Well, brother, I don't know what to say.
- You think there's no sexuality in the Raku?
- I'm just not comfortable with showing it to you.
- Come on, I want to see it hard.
- That is definitely not happening.
- Oh yeah, why is that?
- Because there is nothing here that turns me on, Dikahn.
- Oh? - No.
- Well, what if I go get Lacey? - Lacey?
- Yes, you know her?
- No, I don't.
- You sure you haven't been with her, Andrew?
- Listen to me, Dikahn,
we already been through this, alright?
So, stop it,
and I'm not about to show you my dick, alright?
- Okay. - What is all this about, sir?
- Lilo. - Lilo?
- Yes, Lilo told me someone's been inside of her a lot.
- This Lilo, I keep hearing his name.
- Mm-hmm. - Who is he?
- He is a senator's son
and the parole officer of The Highest.
He's a sick son of a bitch. - Yeah?
- He's working with the cartel,
and they launder money through us.
- You said cartel? - Cartel.
They keep 99.9% of it.
It's a--it's a racket.
He was having sex with her,
and he said that there were a lot of other men before him.
- Really? - Perhaps the same night.
- Okay, so you saying that you think I'm that guy?
- Not necessarily, Andrew,
but whoever this person was has a rather large--
- Look-a here. Did you ever think
that he just might have a small dick, Dikahn, huh?
- [laughing]
You know I never--
I didn't. - Yeah.
- Never really thought of that actually.
- Yeah.
- Maybe they all do. - Yeah.
Maybe they all do.
- Not everyone can be as fortunate as you, Andrew.
- You mean as fortunate as us, brother.
- Oh, you've been watching me?
- I watch everything that is Raku.
- [chuckling] I'll drink to that.
- Yeah, salute.
- ♪
- [giggling]
I'm so happy. - Is that why you're smiling?
- Yes. [giggling] - Okay.
- You should smile.
- Well, I am. - That's not a smile.
- I'm smiling on the inside.
- What's wrong with you?
- Where were you?
- I was on assignment for The Highest.
- Oh. - And I can't tell you about it.
- Okay. - But I had so much fun.
[giggling]
- Is that why your thighs are bruised?
- Well, I had to do what I had to do.
- ♪
- Where are you from? - Miami.
- I see.
- What? Do you have a problem with Miami?
- No. - Oh well--
- Don't forget I'm your Elder.
- Yes, I'm sorry.
- Thank you.
So, what were you doing?
- I was doing the work of the Raku.
- ♪
- So much that you need a bath?
- Well, some work is dirty.
- I see.
- I was the only girl who could do it, and I did it.
[laughs]
- That's good.
- The Highest is going to be so happy.
- Okay.
- Why is it so quiet?
I thought there would be celebration.
- Several members left. - What?
- Yes. - How?
- He let them go, they wanted to go.
- Oh, ouch! Well, that was a mistake.
- Well, how so? - Well, I just mean--
- If they wanted to go then they should go.
- No, I mean, it was a mistake to leave this place.
I would never leave this place. - How old are you?
- Nineteen. - How old are you really?
- I'm nineteen. - You look a lot younger.
- And that's because I'm just so free.
That's why I look so youthful. - I see.
- Am I clean yet?
I can't wait to talk to The Highest.
- Almost.
- Well, please hurry, this is all so exciting.
- ♪
- Yes, it is.
- This is taking too long,
are you finished yet? - No, Elder Mother.
- Why are you taking so long? - She was really dirty.
- I'll finish it! - Yes, Elder Mother.
- Go and find Dikahn.
- Ma'am? - Go and find him,
and tell him I need to talk to him.
- Yes, Elder Mother, right away.
- ♪
- [giggling] Hi, Elder Mother.
- Stop smiling, girl, and wash yourself.
- I'm sorry.
I'm just so happy to make you and everyone else so happy.
- Well, you need to get clean. - Yes.
- Hurry up! - Yes, Elder Mother.
- Sh-sh-agh!
- ♪
- [knocking] - Who is it?
- WILLIAM: It's William. - Come on in.
- I found your stick.
- [laughing] Thanks, boss. - Yes, sir.
- Mm, he got it.
My lucky stick, man.
Thanks, boy. - WILLIAM: Yes, sir.
- Please take this to my trailer now,
and put it on my bed. - Yes, sir.
- ♪
- Dikahn? - Hm?
- I better get out of here, sir.
- Where you going?
- Still got a couple things
I, you know, I wanted to tie up before I went to bed.
- Okay. Go for it.
- Thank you for the beer, sir.
Maybe we'll get another one soon.
- Sure.
- ♪
- Brother. - Hello.
- [dogs barking]
- Um, thank you. - For what?
- Finding my stick.
- Oh yeah, I just found it where you left it.
- Oh yeah, thank you.
- Did you make it?
- Yeah, I did.
- You're lying to me.
- What did you say to me, son? - 'Cause I made it.
- What? - I was helping you.
I figured you were lying to him anyway.
- I wasn't lying to him, boy.
- What were you really looking for?
- Maybe you should go to your trailer, son.
- Show me that move. - Not right now, son.
- Show me or I'll tell Dikahn. - Come on, kid.
- I need help.
- ♪
- Are you trying to blackmail me, son?
- I'm just trying to protect myself.
- Are you trying to threaten me, son, huh?
- I'm sorry. - Don't you know
I can have you put back in that punishment trailer?
- I'm sorry.
- Yeah, you need to go back to your trailer now.
- He's gonna call for me tonight.
- ♪
- William, come on, son. - The moon is full.
He calls for me every time the moon is full,
and he hurts me.
- William, if you do that move on him,
what do you think is gon' happen?
- I'll--I'll knock him out, and he'll go to sleep.
- And what are you gonna do when he wakes up?
- I--I mean, I'm--
- We have already gone over this, son, please?
- ♪
- Okay, so what?
I'm just suppose to let him keep raping me?
- Alright, listen to me.
- ♪
- I know someone who can help you, okay?
Go to the sheriff's office,
and you're gonna ask for Brian, alright?
And tell him I sent you. - How will I get there?
- I'll help you escape later tonight.
- You will? - Yeah.
- ♪
- Thank you.
- ♪
- You alright?
Where you going, William? Where you going?
- ♪
- WILLIAM: Traitor! He's a traitor!
- ♪
- [grunting]
- ♪
- Come here!
Ah!
- ♪
- [heavy breathing]
- ♪
- Why'd you do that, kid?
- ♪
- Damn! [crying]
- ♪