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[pills rattle] |
[Kevin] You got your things, uh, for where we're going, where are we going? |
[Rachel] Yes, I have my swim cap, Dad. |
[car engine starts] |
[exhales] |
-Where's Ashley? -I tossed her out. |
Huh?! |
-Garbage truck came, so I tossed her out. -[Rachel] What? |
-[Jack] She wasn't good for you. -Dad! |
-You're better off without it. -Dad! |
[Kevin] I'm in the middle of something. |
-Jack threw Ashley Too away. -It was An intervention. |
That thing was poison. |
You're gonna buy her a new one. |
Ashley was filling her head with crap. |
She's the only person who is actually nice to me. |
-She's not a person. -She's my friend. |
-Merchandise. -Girls, calm down please. |
-[Rachel] You're jealous. -Of a doll? |
She's not a doll and she knows me better than you do. |
-I'm your sister. -You hardly even talk to me. |
-[Jack] Bullshit. -Ever since Mom died. |
You shut up. |
It's true, ever since she died, all you do is mope around |
with that stupid guitar, which you're probably no good at |
'cause you're too scared to play in front of anyone. |
Yeah, well, at least I'm not some cookie-cutter cutesy doodle, |
all because a dolly told me to do it. |
[imitates Ashley Too] Hi, I'm Ashley Too, I'm your only friend. |
Kiss my feet, kiss my ass! |
-I hate you. -I hate you, too. |
[rock music plays on headphones] |
Gave the kitchen the night off. |
I thought we could have take out, like the old days. |
Sure. |
[Catherine] It's La Mamas. |
I'll hit the gym extra hard tomorrow. |
No, it's good to see you enjoying your food. |
I look after you, don't I? |
Hm. |
-You're my manager, so. -But you'd tell me if anything was wrong? |
I've been telling you that something is wrong... |
for a while. |
[sighs] It's getting so hard just to keep doing this. |
-I really wanna do... -you wanna change your material, I know. |
I hear you. |
I do. |
I'm sorry, I know how you feel. |
I know what I'm like, Ashley, I know. |
You feel like I... don't listen, |
like I have too much control over your image, your look, |
your persona. |
Yeah. |
You don't trust Dr. Munk. |
You don't trust me. |
No, it's... |
You feel trapped here. |
You feel... |
desperate to break away. |
Where did you get that? |
And, oh, you think you know how. |
What was the plan? OD? Make me look bad? |
Do you know me at all? |
Catherine, that's evidence against you, against Munk. |
All of it. I know everything. |
I know precisely what you know. |
There is a wealth of information on this thing. |
You do seem preoccupied with contract law. |
You know, I could have saved you some clicks. |
Your contract's watertight, it doesn't expire until you turn 25. |
Not anymore, not now that you broke laws, Catherine. |
The illegal meds, that puts you in breach, |
which means that I get an instant break. |
-You eat the rest, I'm fucking sick. -Sit down, you little ingrate. |
What the fuck did you just call me? |
Do you know how old I was when your parents died? |
22 years old. |
Twenty-two, younger than you, but I took you in. |
-It's my fucking fault. -It's not your fault. |
But you never once asked me what that was like for me. |
Do you have any idea what I had to give up? |
Do you have any conception of that at all? Did you ever wonder-- |
Do you ever look around the fucking house |
and see where we fucking live because it means I've worked hard. |
Oh, this is because of you? |
-Where we live is because Of you? -Yes. |
And while you sang your little song and you danced your little dance-- |
Fuck, Catherine. |
Who stood, making sure the lights stay on you? |
You can go fuck yourself a thousand fucking times, Catherine, |
I fucking hate you. I fucking hate you. |
-Sit down. -No. |
Because I don't have to listen to you anymore. |
But you will sit down. |
No, I won't. |
Yes, you will. |
Do you know what would happen if you did OD on these things? |
I checked with Dr. Munk. You wouldn't die, |
you'd just wind up in a kind of chemical coma. |
At least that's the theory. |
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