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01x05 - Episode 5

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "The Green Veil". Aired: April 30, 2024.*
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Anthology series concerning oppression in America.

01x05 - Episode 5

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♪

Isabelle Sutton: There

have been many stories

passed down to me

from my ancestors.

Officer: And step!

Isabelle: None of those stories

involved alien abductions

or UFOs.

It was a narrative to frighten

white folks into submission.

Broadcaster: Are the

flying saucers real?

Isabelle: But it really

wasn't the white folks

who had anything to worry about.

[film reel ticking]

Man: Here we are on the Western

Navajo Indian Reservation.

Isabelle: You see,

I was born at a time

when the US Government was

frightened of our ingenuity

Man: And these

children, the bounty.

Isabelle: Our perseverance.

Man: We bring them

in, clean them up,

and start them on their

way to civilization.

Chief Denetso

assists a great deal

in carrying out the agents'

orders and conveying messages

to and from the

agents and the tribe.

Isabelle: They would

do anything they could

to k*ll the Indian

and save the man.

Man: Navajo children, these

children, but a few years ago,

looked just like

those we saw before.

Isabelle: Some of

us went willingly.

Others, like my family,

we stayed and fought.

Man: Agencies of the government.

They are being rapidly brought

from their state of comparative

savagery and barbarism

to one of civilization.

[children singing]

- [film reel ticking]

Isabelle: But then there were a

select few who became serpents.

Dangerous and ruthless

bottom-feeders,

unaware that one day, these

white men would k*ll them too.

And there would be

no men left to save.

All ready for you.- Okay.

Relax, you won't let us down.

♪

Now, what is assimilation?

Anybody?

Anybody?

Felix?

Isabelle: Gordon Rogers

was admittedly nervous.

Assimilation is to assume

others' values as one's own.

Isabelle: He had been

plucked from the mail room

not but 24 hours prior

to his presentation.

See, that that is

our gift to to them

because they yearn

for a better life

Isabelle: Why because in order

to understand the Natives

They don't know it yet

Isabelle: You have to be one.

Assimilation is God's

gift to the Native.

And we're here to

show them the way,

saving them from themselves.

So you see because

we need that land.

We need that land, otherwise,

we can't get the oil from

the south to the north.

Isabelle: It always

comes down to money

for these people, and their

plan was to disappear us

so they can make more money.

Gordon Rogers: We are

about to embark on a quest,

a quest that might change

this nation for decades to come.

But rest assured, these savages

are they're a dying breed,

a dying breed that just

needs a little help

putting that final

nail in their coffin.

[laughter]

- ♪

Isabelle: The thing

about serpents,

they'll do just about anything

to fit in with the silt.

♪

And this is how

we're gonna do it.

Thanks.

♪

Step one, get the

lay of the land.

Mailman: Cornfields

along this road.

This road's gonna

run right up to

Thank you.

You see, every Native is unique.

Will they sell the land?

How poor are the damn savages?

Will they move of

their own volition?

Volition.

- It's not about the money!

- What did she say?

Gordon: Now step two.

Our mission is

complete assimilation,

because we're not

real estate agents

Isabelle: Gordon Rogers

truly believed he was

"a g*dd*mn federal officer

with the weight of the

government behind him."

This could not have been

further from the truth

f*cking b*aner!

So, we're gonna take the kids.

We're gonna take every

single one of them.

Because you're not lying

if you're helping them

because they are at fault.

Force their hands by

any means necessary!

♪

Isabelle: He came into my room

and hog-tied me like a pig.

That was how I first

met Mr. Rogers,

gagged and bound in

the back of his car.

♪

Isabelle: There were

thousands of us turning up

at orphanages and boarding

schools across the country.

Abandoned by her parents.

Sister Agnes, uh

drunken father, rumors of abuse.

Her parents were

abducted by aliens.

It's a it's a very sad story.

Let's find her a

nice, American family.

Isabelle: I already had

a nice, American family.

Then step three.

- Cover it up.

- [camera shutter clicks]

Man: When it got to the top

of the trees, it stopped.

And a a blue and a

white light come on.

♪

Woman: It was shaped like a pie.

I could see the front of it.

I just saw the round front.

And I could see the

lights on either side.

I think we can get to a

place of total eradication,

and I know you're capable of it.

Thank you thank you.

♪

♪

Gordon: There was this

four-eyed smarty pants

back at headquarters who

believes that the aliens

saw a sign from above,

some kinda type of

witchcraft left behind

that we normal people can't

see with the naked eye.

But then they chose

this site to land.

[crows cawing]

Gordon: Abbie,

impressive, is it not?

"Gordon Rogers discovers

aliens in Southbury."

Got a good ring to it.

That's what the headline

should have read.

Isabelle: As it turns

out, the only real alien

was a Mexican named

Gordon Rogers.

[crows cawing]

"High Ball Stepper"

by Jack White ♪

♪

♪

♪

♪

[dogs barking]

Mabel: You're a

jack of all trades.

Gordon: No, just do what I have

to do to provide for my family.

Even when my wife won't.

You're a wonderful provider.

Mabelline, did you

hear what I just said?

I said even if my wife won't.

♪

Gordon: Do you know

why I said that?

I said it because you've

been so g*dd*mn careless

with our lives

these past few days.

♪

And now now you must repent,

'cause you betrayed me.

Hell, you even betrayed Abigail

by roping her into this.

I don't know what

you mean, Gordo.

I'm sorry, I thought we

were having a nice evening.

Of course you know what

the hell I'm talking about.

Do you know how hard I

had to work for this?

Do you know what I

had to do to get this?

Yes, I do, of course I do.

- I'm very proud of you.

- [crashing]

Gordon: Cut the bullshit!

They think you're a

Russian spy, Mabelline.

Oh, please.

Do you know what they

do to spies in America?

Do you think I'm a Russian spy?

Don't be smart, don't

be smart, not now.

I served for the United

States Air Force.

Oh my god, if I have

to listen to to your

"service to this country"

one more g*dd*mn time,

when I'm the one that's

sacrificing for this country

right now, and you're

f*cking it up for me!

I'm I'm fu I'm not fu

Yes, you're f*cking

it up for me.

Where were you today, huh?

Where were you?

At Boon's farm, what

did you find out

from that lying,

drunken sack of sh*t?

- Nothing.

- You learned nothing!

Of course not,

because he's a liar!

Of course you're

not a spy either,

because you're too

f*cking stupid.

Going through my files,

impersonating an FBI agent.

Why risk everything, Mabel, why?

- What's wrong with you?

- This isn't working.

I'm more than this, Gordo.

Well, that's why I brought

Abigail into this house

so you'd have something to do.

I I I don't

need something to do.

I need I need purpose,

I need something to be.

Mabel, just fall into line.

If I have to hear

that one more time

Don't you ever make

fun of me again!

Don't you ever make

fun of me again!

You don't know what

I'm capable of.

Don't push me.

♪

I'm sorry Mabelline, I just

[Mabel sobs]

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Hey, look, everything's

gonna be all right.

Everything's gonna be fine.

- It's gonna be all right.

- [kiss]

Everything's gonna be fine,

everything's gonna be fine.

We're gonna be fine.

Okay?

♪

Do you think you'll be

able to sort it out?

Of course I'll be

able to sort it out.

But you need to promise

that you're gonna be

done with this little adventure.

Will they be able

to find the Suttons?

♪

The Suttons were

abducted by aliens.

But, Gordo, they weren't

really, were they?

♪

[door bell rings]

[knock at the door]

- [knocks again]

- Gordon: Oh, god.

Hi Gordo.

What a pleasant surprise.

Frannie: We just wanted to come

by and thank you for everything.

- Gordon: Oh wow.

- For everything.

And to introduce you to

our new daughter, Charlene.

Hi Charlene.

Charlene, say hello

to Mr. Rogers.

- Can you do something?

- Charlene.

Charlene, say hello

to Mr. Rogers.

Hello, Mr. Rogers.

Well, hello there.

Oh, what a pleasant surprise.

Gordon: Mabelline,

this is Charlene,

the newest addition

to the Cox family.

Well, come on in.

No, no, no, it's not

a good time actually.

- Oh, it's fine.

- Not exactly

because our daughter's

not feeling well at all.

Teenage stuff.

Gordon: No, it's a

little more than that.

Mabel: Come on.

Maybe just for a little bit.

- Yeah.

- Gordon: For a short, little

♪

Glennie, we knew.

We knew what they

were capable of.

We hid her in a whiskey

barn, for Christ sake.

For what?

Every day, any time

a car would drive by,

I put Isa into hiding.

I'm already guilt-riddled

enough, okay?

Gilberto: I don't

care about guilt.

I want Isa back.

Why couldn't we give

them the f*cking land?

- [door banging]

- ♪

- Officer: My little bubelah.

- [woman giggles]

- Just so happy to see you.

- It's a pretty dress.

Woman: I put it on just for you.

Oh!

You didn't tell

me you've got some

real live derelicts tonight.

- Ooh.

- [yelps and giggles]

Oh, say, any word

on my daughter?

Officer: Christ,

don't ruin the mood.

I put a word in with the judge.

- I got a good feeling.

- Oooh, you do?

- Officer: Mm hmm.

- [laughing]

- ♪

- [muffled giggling]

♪

We really couldn't be more

grateful to you, Gordo.

I mean, she's a a

really lovely girl, but

- She is.

- Bob: She's just so angry.

I know, I know, Bob,

it just takes time.

It always takes time.

She keeps talking

about her parents

like they didn't just

up and abandon her.

Gordon: You know, I remember

it was the same thing

with Abigail at the beginning.

- Bob: Really?

- It goes away.

Frannie: Why don't you

come help your mother

in the kitchen?

That's not my name.

Isabelle: Charlene was the

name of this wretched woman's

favorite auntie.

Excuse me, miss?

Isabelle: What a way

to honor the dead

Do not embarrass me,

please, Charlene.

Isabelle: By kidnapping

the living and renaming us.

Frannie, Frannie, is

is something the matter?

Well, she believes her

name to be something

it most certainly is not.

Gordon: No, no,

Charlene, is that true?

Bob: She's just having a

little trouble fitting in,

all the usual hiccups, is all.

Bob, if I can offer a piece

of advice at this time

it would be not to tolerate

that type of behavior.

That's exactly what

I've been telling him.

Yeah, you got to confront

these problems head on.

That's exactly what I said.

Now, Charlene, Charlene, this

family has been very gracious

to you taking you in,

putting food in your belly,

giving you a roof over your head

that's not riddled with tetanus

and falling scaffolding.

Now, I do believe that

this thanklessness

deserves to be punished.

Bob: Oh, I don't think

that's necessary.

Frannie: No, Bob, he's right.

Mabel?

Could I please borrow

your yardstick?

♪

Mabel, Mabel, please be helpful.

♪

♪

As soon as she ingratiates

herself into our culture,

the less painful it's

going to become for her.

Hands on your knees, young lady.

♪

Frannie: Right now, please.

♪

♪

♪

- Glennie: Hey miss.

- What the hell are you doing?

- Glennie: Hey, hey.

- Gilberto: Glennie?

Miss, could you come over

here for a moment, please.

♪

Earlier, I overheard

you mentioning

that you had a daughter

that was working her

way through the courts.

Yeah yeah, yeah, I do.

I've been trying

to get her back.

I too am on a mission

to get my daughter back.

Glennie: My beautiful

15-year-old Isa.

♪

Good girl, Charlene, good girl.

♪

Mark my words, she's gonna be

like my Abigail in no time.

Speaking of which, why

don't you go on upstairs

and introduce yourself?

That's a splendid idea.

No, that wouldn't be a good

Mabel: She should have a friend.

They both should.

She's contagious.

She's not contagious,

don't be silly.

First door in front

of the staircase.

Bob: You heard Mrs. Rogers,

it's the first door.

Maybe it will make

her stop moping around

like somebody just died.

[laughing]

Gordon: Please think this over.

I don't think it's a good idea.

Think what over?

Gordo, stop being silly.

Come on.

It's right up there.

[knock at door]

[door creaks]

[muffled voices]

Isabelle: Hello?

I'm just so ashamed, Gordo,

that my daughter would

behave that way

You don't have to

blame yourself.

It's not your fault.

Girls at this age have a

cognitive disadvantage.

It's a fact.

♪

Isabelle: I couldn't find her.

- Excuse me?

- She wasn't in her room.

Maybe I went to the wrong room.

What do you mean she

wasn't in her room?

[hurried footsteps]

Is she in there?

♪

Well, sit down, Charlene.

♪

Not there, that's

Mr. Rogers' chair.

Sit over there.

Gordon [whispering]: They're

listening, close the door.

I wanna go call the police.

No, no, just just

wait, just wait.

Our daughter's missing!

Gordon: Goddammit, just

calm yourself, okay?

- I don't understand you, Gordo.

- She can't get far anyway.

Why not?

'Cause she's sedated.

What?

Mabel: You're not

making any sense.

Where is she?

- Come on, I said where is she?

- Frannie: You're hurting her!

Mabel: Where's our daughter?

I had this all undone, you

ungrateful little sh*t!

She's conspiring against me!

- Can't you see she's

- Who, Charlene stop!

I put you in a good home,

and this is how you repay me?

A good home?

Yeah, I put you in a good home.

- I want my home!

- Be grateful.

I am a Mohegan woman!

Get her out of here,

get out of here!

- Gordon: Get her out of here.

- Mabel: Please stop.

Get her out of here,

get out of my house!

We're going home

we're going home.

I am Isabelle Adsila Sutton.

- Get her out!

- I am Isabelle!

Nobody wants to hear you!

Nobody wants to hear it!

Isabelle: I am

Isabelle Adsila Sutton!

Bob: Close the door, Charlene.

Gordon: Nobody cares.

- Isabelle: I need my mama!

- Gordon: Shut up.

Shut up!

Get out of here!

[insects chirping]

[blues record playing]

Mabelline, there's a perfectly

sane explanation for all this.

[blues record playing]

Come on, sit down,

have a drink with me.

[blues record playing]

I think I'm just gonna go

freshen up for a second,

if you don't mind.

[blues record playing]

[blues record playing]

[blues record

playing in distance]

[blues record

playing in distance]

Gordon: Mabelline, come on.

Mabel: sh*t.

[blues record playing]

Mabelline, you're beautiful

already, come back.

[blues record playing]

sh*t.

Gordon: Mabelline!

[blues record playing]

Mabelline, what are you doing?

[vehicle starts up]

[blues record playing]

Mabel, where are you going?

Where are you going, Mabel?

You can't leave me!

[car revs]

- ♪

Gordon: Mabel!

I'll divorce you,

you f*cking wh*re!

[tires squealing]

- ♪

Mabel!

f*cking wh*re.

I'm gonna divorce your a*s!

I'm gonna find you!

I'll find you, Mabel.

I'm gonna find you,

Mabel, come back.

I'm sorry, Mabel.

I'm sorry, come back.

♪

Isabelle: As I said before,

there were those of us

who went willingly

♪

those of us who

stayed and fought

♪

then those of us who had no

other choice but to run away.

To abandon everything

we called home.

♪

Isabelle: Our land,

our lives,

our futures.

♪

Isabelle: But as

nunánuk always said

No matter your path

♪

Isabelle: Those who

have the will to survive

will always find

their path again.

"Bitchin' in the Kitchen"

by Kitty, Daisy & Lewis ♪

She didn't know how

to control the pace

Expression's

changing on her face

Intoxication's not her style

And now she's gone

and lost her smile

Her man told her that

she was thinking strange

He has had enough

and it's getting late

He said to her why don't

you just come on home

But she wants to keep

drinking on her phone

Step back she gonna crash

cryin' in the kitchen

She won't stop, she won't stop

She won't stop

bitchin' bitchin '

Step back she gonna smack

cryin' in the kitchen

She won't stop, she won't stop

She won't stop the

bitchin' bitchin'

♪

The city's closing down

and she just got back

Suddenly the world

isn't on her track

In her head

everything has one drive

There is nothin' wrong

but she wants to cry

Step back she gonna crash

cryin' in the kitchen

She won't stop, she won't stop

She won't stop

bitchin' bitchin '

Step back she gonna smack

cryin' in the kitchen

She won't stop, she won't stop

She won't stop the

bitchin' bitchin'

♪

She's racing through her can

She's making you feel bad

She's raising up her hand

And she's about to swing ♪