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Breed of Greed (2025)

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Breed of Greed (2025)

Post by bunniefuu »

No.

Oh.

Hmm, hmm.

Be not not dismayed,

for I am your God.

And what will separate us

from the love of Christ?

Will it be hardship, distress,

persecution, famine,

nakedness, peril, or sword?

No. Although we say

goodbye to Bruce,

it is God who worked

through him

to be spared from evil.

What is a man but the

sum of his actions?

My father...

Eased pain,

fought disease.

He imagined a world

without suffering,

but in the end, suffering

finds us all.

No one's exempt.

And unfortunately,

for my family,

this time we must suffer.

Rest in peace, Dad.

Despite Susan

Wendolyn's claims

that her late husband's

funeral

would be the most attended

in history,

it appears that only family

members were in attendance.

And allegedly, Susan Wendolyn

attempted to pay

out of work actors and

models to attend.

Great, I'm a laughing stock.

That's old news, sweetheart.

Hey, shh, shh, shh.

This footage was

posted half an hour ago

by Kate Wendolyn

on her TikTok.

What is a man but the

sum of his actions?

What?

Sharing is a part of the

grieving process.

It's science.

Kate, could I please

see your phone?

Um... No.

Give me your f*cking phone.

Don't speak to her like that.

I hope I'm

not interrupting.

No, please, Ben. By all means.

Typically, fireworks come

after the will is read.

There's been a lot to sort

through with the recent

home sales, settlements,

lawsuits, bankruptcy.

Hmm.

The last of the family's assets,

the Greenwich Estate,

will be placed in a trust.

Susan, Randy, Walker,

Kate, and Henry...

What?

Will all receive equal

shares in the home.

No, no.

This is not legitimate.

You can always contest

the will in court, Susan.

Ben.

Everyone knows I made this home.

I designed it, I decorated it.

The only thing you did to

this home was wreck it.

You said Henry

wouldn't get anything.

You said I was bred better.

Who the f*ck are you to

talk? Your mom's from Florida.

Palm Beach, as*h*le.

West Palm Beach. It might as

well be Disney World.

You know, another lie from you

and I will have you thrown out

of this house.

According to the law,

you can't do that. Right?

Not legally, at least.

Who gives a sh*t anyway?

All of our money

is tied up in this stupid house.

I'm going to have to

get a real job.

You could be a fluffer.

Hmm. So could Kate.

Mommy, what's a fluffer?

Siri, what's a fluffer?

Just get the book

done already.

I can do that, Mark.

It's what the world

wants, Henry.

Alright.

Trust me.

Bye.

Henry!

Burn it!

Burn it all!

Sir.

Welcome home, sir.

Good to see you, Coleman.

Got something for you.

Father had it with him

when he passed.

I don't know what to make of it,

but you might.

I don't know about you guys,

but I miss Mom.

I can't believe we're

a bunch of orphans.

I always thought you'd make

a good Oliver Twist.

Please, sir, may I have

some more?

Oh.

Nice of Dad to leave me his

f*cking mess to clean up.

Hey.

At least we still have

Susan and Kate.

You joke, but it's not funny.

It's kind of funny.

Mm-mmm. Think about it, boys.

Susan did something to him.

Bruce Wendolyn would

never off himself.

Dad couldn't take the heat.

Think about it.

Dad was buried in a frigging

avalanche in the Alps.

The psycho clawed his way out,

and the next day,

he's heli-skiing

and crushing fondue.

Hmm.

People change.

Okay, well, I'm not sticking

around long enough

to find out anyway.

I'm packing my bags, and heading

to New York City, baby.

No way, you gotta stay.

f*ck you, b*tch. No, I'm not.

Dude, this place is

our f*cking Alamo.

It's all that's left of

Dad's legacy.

Minus the opiate epidemic,

and a $10 billion lawsuit.

Right?

Not legally, at least.

Who gives a sh*t,

anyway? All of our money

is tied up in this stupid house.

I'm going to have

to get a real job.

Oscar, thank you for getting

back so quickly to me.

Of course. What

can I do for you?

My three stepsons.

It shouldn't

be too difficult.

Anything I can use for leverage.

Not a problem.

I'll get back to you.

Parfait. You are a doll.

I think we're

gucci, dude.

Oh, don't be a p*ssy. One more.

Hey!

Clients go first.

Whatever.

What is this?

Bro, you're like the

Mike Tyson of drugs.

I'm going to gut

you like a fish.

Damn, man, why didn't you

keep up with that sh*t?

What, acting?

Yeah.

You're short.

No, it's a hundred.

Bottle's one-sixty a pop now.

Since when? I wasn't notified!

Fine, B, next time I'll put out

a f*cking newsletter.

Alright, alright.

Put out a f*cking newsletter.

What?

Yo, I just had an epiphany.

You're like buying

drugs with dough

that your dad, R.I.P.,

made from creating the drugs

that you're copping right now.

That's some Inception sh*t

right there, homey.

Thanks, Dad.

Anytime, Walk.

Hmm.

Yo, you be good, dawg.

Yo, Walker, your credit card!

Uh, uh, ah! Ah!

Miss me already, b*tch?

There's something

in the woods.

I saw something...

Ah!

Henry! Henry! Henry!

Henry! Henry! Henry!

Henry! Henry! Henry! Henry!

Henry! Open up!

Open up the door!

Open the door!

There is something in the

f*cking woods by the shed.

The monster that ate your brain?

No.

You're high, okay?

f*ck you, dude.

You lost the right to accuse

me of that sh*t

the day that you left.

Walker.

Walker!

You're high.

I'm going to bed, dude.

Okay, okay, I'm coming.

Get it together.

Ah!

Can't you

just write here?

Dante didn't write

the Inferno in Hell.

Hmm.

I'll make you a deal.

Okay.

We can leave if you finally

let me read it.

Ugh.

You'd be superstitious too if

you had three novels rejected.

Three.

I'm not worried

'cause Henry Wendolyn

is going to be famous.

Successful.

And all mine.

Aneurism, huh?

Walker Wendolyn overdoses

on a drug

that made his family rich?

We're already f*cked. Don't need

to add fuel to the fire.

It wasn't an overdose.

Autopsy found

Thonic, coke,

and K in his system.

Yeah, but you didn't find him.

You didn't see his face.

He looked like he was scared

out of his f*cking mind.

He was wasted, dude.

Walker said he saw something

in the woods.

Ketamine will do that.

Does the word

"darkness" mean anything to you?

Yeah, four back to back

nights in Vegas.

I'm being serious.

So am I.

Randy, this isn't a joke.

Neither is running a f*cking

bankrupt company.

Listen, if you think

something is rotten

in the state of Denmark,

feel free to investigate.

I've got bigger fish to fry.

I was sad to see Randy

leave so soon.

When do you think you'll be

going back into the city?

Coleman can give you

a ride in the morning.

Actually, we've decided to

stick around a bit longer.

Oh, Henry, I have classes,

and work. We can't do that.

Oh, where do you work, dear?

Oh, I work at Soho House,

just part time until

I finish school.

Oh, good for you.

I always admire women who work

their way through school.

She's going to open her

own gallery some day.

Yeah.

Soon.

Yeah, that's the five year plan.

That's wonderful! Good for you!

Thank you.

You know, it is

a very difficult business,

but I'm sure you

know that already.

As long as you get your capital,

and if you know

the right people,

anything is possible.

Yeah.

I take it you

know Brodie Olsen?

He's my favorite.

I'm actually writing a paper

on him right now.

- Are you?

- Yeah.

That's hysterical. He is a

very old friend of mine.

He's fabulous.

In fact, he is hosting a party

at his Madison Avenue gallery

tomorrow night.

I'll put you on the list.

You too, Henry.

Really?

Sure.

That would be amazing.

Yeah.

We're family, Sofia.

Or I'm sure you will be soon.

Anything for family.

Ooh, truffles! Goodie!

Oh my God.

What is it, sweetie?

Kim K's new yoga line

wants to sponsor me.

No!

They're like, they want

to send me

a bedazzled yoga mat.

Oh my God!

That's incredible!

Oh, you can put the,

the, the yoga mats

in the new gym.

What new gym?

Uh, Mom's turning

Walker's room

into a new workout studio

so I don't get fat.

We already have a gym.

I know, but it's so cluttered

with your huge rowing machine,

and your father's Bowflex.

There are 30 rooms

in this house, Susan.

Henry, we are all sad

about Walker.

But I think it would be best for

you, and everyone else,

if we just move on.

His funeral was today.

You haven't been

here for years.

What do you care

about renovation?

Susan, do not touch

his f*cking room.

You okay?

Yeah, um...

You sure?

Yeah. Come on.

What's up?

I was wondering,

you know that family portrait

in the hallway?

Why aren't you in it?

You see, after my mom died,

Susan shipped me away

to boarding school.

After that, I was

pretty much gone.

Why don't you tell me

these things?

Does it matter?

Yeah, it does.

Okay, well, now you know.

Will you put this in there too?

Where'd you get the dress?

Susan gave it to me.

See you soon?

I'll take that.

Ta-da!

It's gorgeous, Mom!

Where did you get it?

Your father had made

it specially for you.

It's going to go with

everything.

It's gorgeous, just like you.

Mwah, my little baby.

I love you.

- I love you.

Hashtag new necklace.

Okay, I guess I'm going to look.

Brock?

Aren't you going

to say anything?

Is that a f*cking truffle?

Come back at 11:30,

indoor pool.

Hey!

Once we get Walker's

piece of the pie,

I am so taking Brock

to Cap Ferrat.

My darling,

if he cannot afford

to take you himself, you

shouldn't be dating him.

I'm actually going

to go to bed.

Bonne nuit, mama.

Good night, my angel.

Mwah.

- Mwah.

Yes, Henry?

If you don't return my mother's

necklace right now,

I will k*ll your daughter and

rip it from her lifeless neck.

If you ever threaten

my daughter again,

I will gouge your eyes out,

and skull f*ck you with

freshly manicured nails.

Sweet dreams, Henry.

Hmm.

Hey.

Are we playing hide and seek

or something?

What are you

talking about?

That wasn't you at the -

Brock?

What the f*ck?

No!

So, anything?

Nothing that would indicate

a break in or abduction.

Your son...

Henry's not my son.

Right. Well, Henry was pretty

adamant that he saw

your daughter go swimming.

Okay, that's not true.

I tucked her in myself.

Henry also mentioned

a boyfriend?

Brock. I've already

spoken to his family,

and he never left his house.

I mean, you can check with

his family if you want,

but I'm telling you right now,

Henry had something

to do with this.

He even threatened

her last night.

Okay, and why would he do that?

I don't know, perhaps

he's a psychopath.

Look, regardless, we're going

to open up a report.

We can check up on

Henry again.

Is it possible, though,

that she ran away?

No.

On a trip?

No, no. She wouldn't go

somewhere without telling me.

Henry did say she sometimes

likes to run off

to Tethune, Stad, Disney World.

Henry's a lying, sniveling sh*t.

My daughter wouldn't be caught

dead at Disney World.

I love Disney World.

Well, of course you do.

You know, I do follow your

daughter on Instagram.

She kept mentioning

yachts in Cap Ferrat.

Yeah, she didn't go anywhere!

How many f*cking times

do I have to say it?

My daughter did not

go on a trip.

Ma'am,

I was simply -

Okay, you know,

you should just go?

Just get the f*ck out of here.

This was a waste of time.

Our captain said -

Yes, yes, I'm donating

to de-fund the police.

I know you had something

to do with this.

Hey, Henry.

Coleman.

Oh yeah. Terrible what happened

to Mortimer, huh?

You knew him?

We met.

A long time ago.

Your dad and Mortimer were

roommates at Harvard.

Bruce made drugs,

Mortimer made g*ns.

My dad never

mentioned him.

Not once.

Well, as you

now know,

your father kept

a lot of secrets.

I know he's involved, Oscar.

My baby, just f*cking find her!

Hi, Sherry.

Hi, this is Susan, Kate's mom.

Yeah, if you've heard from Kate,

please give me a call, okay?

Bobby, hi. Hi, yes.

Kate's missing. Let me know

if she gets in touch.

Have you seen her,

have you talked to her?

Have you talked to Kate?

No, she's gone.

I don't know what to do!

I'm freaking out.

She's missing, and -

Just call your friends.

No word yet, nothing.

She's missing.

I've been calling, they're

not doing anything.

Riddle me this,

Houdini.

Where the f*ck did Kate go?

She just vanished into thin air.

Things are really not

looking good here.

She's probably just

in Cap Ferrat.

I already told you, I don't

have time for this sh*t.

Where are you right now?

Ah, lying low in the country

in the new pad.

You sound like sh*t.

Yeah, lawsuits will

do that to you.

Look, Rand, I know

this is kind of out of the blue,

but I need access

to Dad's email.

Why? 'Cause we're cursed?

Or so you can sell Dad's

secrets to the Post?

I'm trying to help us.

The only curses I believe in are

chlamydia and the FDA.

Listen...

If you're so convinced that

the house is haunted,

why don't you call a priest?

Hi.

Hi.

Thank you so much

for coming back.

Of course, you sounded worried.

Yeah, I was. I am.

You called, I came.

Thank you, I really

do appreciate it.

Hey, how was the party?

Oh, it was a dream!

Brodie told me some crazy

stories about you two

taking over Basil.

Well, I was

a muse to many.

Oh, I wrote you a little

thank you note.

Oh!

Oh, thank you so much.

It's the least I can do.

It's very sweet.

Oh.

The thank you note,

it is a lost art.

Can I be honest?

Please.

I really wanted you to like me.

I wasn't sure you would.

Well, mission accomplished.

Good.

So has Henry said anything

about Kate?

Um...

No, just that she went missing.

He's been cryptic lately.

Really?

- Yeah.

Is that strange for him?

Oh, come on, come on.

Let's have a coffee.

We'll discuss it all.

Okay.

Forgive me, Father,

for I have sins.

It's been five years since

my last confession.

Tell me

your sins, son.

I've been dishonest.

You have a side chick.

I wrote a book.

Congratulations.

Thank you, but it's not good.

Don't be so hard on yourself.

I'm sure it's great.

That's not what I meant.

Your father, he too was

hard on himself.

Did he visit you often?

Sometimes. He had his demons.

We all do.

Did he ever mention a curse?

I found a grimoire in his office

called 'The Tome of Tears.'

'The Tome of Tears?'

You're familiar with it?

Vaguely.

I'm not a demonologist.

Though I know a great one.

He was my uncle's

roommate at Yale.

I do take referrals, you know.

Ma'am, ma'am.

May I close up?

Yeah, I'll do it. Just go.

Sure, thank you.

Coleman.

Yes, ma'am.

What's Henry been up to?

I'm sorry, excuse me?

Come on, come on,

enough of the bullshit.

Stop protecting him.

What is Henry doing?

You know.

Ma'am.

- You know.

Ma'am.

I think you've had too

much to drink.

I think you've had too

much to drink, hmm?

Get the f*ck out of here.

You're fired.

Don't worry, Susan. I quit.

Oh, touch.

Ugh, this is disgusting.

Ugh.

Katie?

Katie?

Katie?

Katie!

Katie?

Katie, oh my God!

Oh my God! Katie!

Kate.

Oh my God! Baby! Baby!

Oh my God!

I didn't know where you went!

Oh my God!

I missed you so much!

Where were you, baby?

I was so worried.

Katie?

How's she doing?

She's still asleep.

That's good. The doctor says

she just needs rest.

Yeah.

sh*t.

The generator should

kick in any second.

Hmm.

I guess not.

Be right back.

Do you need any help?

It's fine. Chill.

Oh, ooh. What happened?

Did I get married again?

How are you feeling?

Well, a little bit better than

I did after the Met Gala.

Henry found you.

Where?

You don't remember anything?

Uh-uh.

I'll be right back.

Okay.

- Okay.

Room service.

Oh! Aren't you sweet?

Look at that.

Thank you.

- Of course.

I'm actually starving.

Ooh.

Oh! sh*t.

It's okay.

I can't look down. It really

hurts my head.

I'll help you.

- Oh, aren't you a sweetheart.

No problem.

Thank you, Mommy.

Sure.

Well, someone was raised right.

I was raised by nuns.

Really?

Yeah.

They even said

I'd become one,

but the whole experience turned

me away from religion.

Where were your parents?

They died.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Gosh, that's awful.

Yeah.

Well, I'm sure they'd be

looking down now,

very proud of the

ambitious young lady

you've blossomed into.

Thank you.

I try not to dwell on the past.

Everything happens for a reason.

Yes, it does.

Burn it.

Burn it all.

Hey, babe.

Will you help me?

We need to get out of here.

And go where?

Randy's.

Susan isn't supposed to leave.

I wasn't planning

on bringing her.

Okay? You need to trust me.

I need to trust you?

Yes.

Okay, just like you trusted

me with your book?

I don't know what you're

talking about but -

You don't know what

I'm talking about?

No.

The book that you just

wrote, Henry.

Breed of Greed.

I read it.

You know what?

I loved it!

You did?

A lot. It's going to take

you to the top.

Henry Wendolyn, a published,

best-selling author.

At what cost?

I'm not following you.

Making a f*cking Faustian deal,

I'd be selling my soul.

Don't -

What?

Don't you see that?

For, for what?

For a quick buck and

some cheap fame?

I'm not going to do that.

- Selling your soul?

You're not selling your soul,

you're publishing a book.

And finally making some of

your own money, hmm?

Get out!

f*ck this!

I said get

the f*ck out!

That means you, Svetlana!

Come on!

I lost it, Henry.

Lost what?

My mother f*cking mojo.

I tried everything -

Latvian strippers,

Hustler, Playpen,

Martha Stewart, ice enemas,

nothing f*cking works!

I've got no sex drive,

no libido.

Might as well be

a f*cking unique.

Eunuch.

Whatever.

No offense, Rand,

but your sex life

is the least of our

issues, alright?

Oh yeah?

Take a f*cking look at this.

I think I know someone who

might be able to help.

You got some sort of miracle

working dermatologist?

Not a dermatologist,

a demonologist.

Demonologist?

Hmm.

Feels nice, thank you.

You've been very loyal

and kind to me.

I won't forget it.

Of course.

I can't believe he just left us.

He's not who I thought he was.

Yeah, well...

They never are.

No, no, no, no, no, no!

No!

No, no!

Oh, Katie, where are you?

Morning, sunshine.

When's your guy get here?

Any minute.

Your stocks will come back,

your liver won't.

Come on, eat up.

What the f*ck?

It's how Coleman used

to make them.

It's not about the eggs, dude.

Listen.

I've been thinking about this

whole demonologist thing.

This sh*t seems sketchy as f*ck.

I don't really see

another option,

unless one of your stripper

friends does magic.

I'm assuming you've

read Oedipus, right,

given that you're a total

f*cking nerd?

Yes.

If I learned one thing

from that play,

besides the fact that Oedipus'

mom was a total smoke show,

it's that you never consult

the oracle.

The minute this guy

diagnoses us,

tells us we're cursed,

explains what's wrong,

that's when it becomes

real, huh?

If Oedipus hadn't had

his fate read,

that poor f*ck never would

have m*rder*d his dad

banged his mom, and gouged

out his frigging eyes!

We gotta do something.

I know, let's move to Bali.

No, no, no, no, I'm serious.

Hear me out, alright?

I can teach the Indigenous

children how to surf,

play lacrosse, trade Bitcoin.

You can teach some English,

i before e, except after c,

that kind of sh*t,

and we can just live

out our days there,

peacefully, without any

of this occult bullshit!

We'll be just like George

and Lenny, hmm?

From Of Mice and Men?

Yeah.

Which one of us is Lenny?

Me.

Bro, Lenny gets shot!

f*ck, man! Pull yourself

together!

Snap out of it!

Alright.

Come on.

Just let me do the talking.

Shh!

What?

It's Oscar.

I tried your cell,

but I think it's off.

Did you find Kate?

No, but are you aware

that Henry has a book deal

with Random House?

Why should I give a sh*t

if Henry has a deal

with Random House?

I don't give a f*ck

if Henry has a deal

with Random House!

He wrote a hit piece.

A hit piece?

Yes, an expos

of the entire family.

c*cksucker.

Where the f*ck is this?

Come on.

Ernest Hemingway. f*cking rich.

Ah!

That's what I think

of your things.

Alright, where would we be?

Where are we?

There we go, here we go.

Oh, his little notebook.

Howdy.

You knew about this,

didn't you?

About what?

Henry's book? It's a

f*cking hit piece.

Oh my God! I had no idea, Susan.

That's so evil. I'm so sorry.

What the f*ck is this?

sh*t.

Did you know about this?

I didn't know about it.

f*ck!

Thank you.

Well, it's a beautiful house.

I looked at one down the road,

but my wife wanted

the kids to be closer

to Greenwich country there.

So you do pretty well

for yourself?

Yeah, business is

definitely booming.

Connecticut is the place to be

if you want to make bank

on the supernatural.

You think you guys have issues?

The head of Goldman

needed three exorcisms,

and let me tell you,

those aren't cheap.

Money's not an issue.

Your brother already

handled payment.

Besides, I'm not sure an

exorcism would help you guys.

It seems you're dealing with

a very specific entity.

The phenomena you describe,

the nature of your situation,

I believe they all point

to one thing.

Chapter six.

Umbra.

Eater of the rich.

Umbra feeds on greed.

There's lots of greedy

f*ck out there.

I went to Harvard with them.

The history of the curse

has been associated

with those who profited

from lucre.

Lucre.

Money that's been made

in an unethical way.

So what? Our meds are

a little addictive, okay?

What about the millions

that we've donated

to museums, colleges, charities.

Writing a check

won't solve your problems.

We're talking about an

ancient dark force.

The first records of it

date back to Babylon.

Yeah, we get it, dude.

Cut to the cure.

You're not going to like it.

If your house, cars,

valuables,

any of your assets were

acquired through lucre,

you need to...

Burn it all.

So we're really f*cking

going to do this, huh?

Yeah.

Hey.

Maybe we get the girls first?

They're not

going to like this.

Susan, hang

on a second.

Just let me talk to him.

It's between me and Henry.

Hi, um, I -

I knew not to trust you.

Where the f*ck are they?

You stay down here,

I'll go upstairs.

I'll find Sofia.

You find Mummy Dearest.

Fredo.

Bateman.

Ah!

Susie.

Susie.

Susie, Susie?

Looking for me, f*ck face?

Where the f*ck is my daughter?

What the f*ck -

Ah, f*ck!

f*cking p*ssy!

Ah!

Where is she?

Jesus!

Where the f*ck is my daughter?!

f*ck.

God damn it, Bruce.

Psst, Randy.

What the f*ck?

Shh!

Jesus f*cking Christ, man.

Katie?

Katie?

Katie!

Katie! Baby, wake up.

Baby, baby.

Katie?

Hello?

Let me out of here!

Let me out of here!

Hello!

Help!

No f*cking way.

No.

Get the gasoline.

Do it.

Randy!

I'm sorry, Henry. I can't.

Give me the lighter.

Mother!

Give me the f*cking lighter!

No f*cking way!

Ah!

f*ck.

No.

What the f*ck? No!

No, no, no! No!

No! No!

Brodie's an exciting

new client of ours.

He's the one who claims to be

channelling spirit visions?

1.5.

2.5.

1.9.

Mr. Heller, this isn't

some watercolor

you'd find on Etsy.

This is Brodie, the artist

bringing expressionism

into the 21st century.

It's visceral, haunting.

And 2.5.

I'll take it.

Congratulations, Mr. Heller.

You have excellent taste.

By the way, I loved your book.

Would you like to sign my copy?

Sure, for 1K.

Just kidding. Shall we?

Good!

Now be the crab.

How does the crab live?

How does it breathe?

What the crab wants?

Eee!

How does the crab pinch?

Pinch-eee!

Now armadillo.

Armadillo.

Armadillo!

Another f*cking armadillo.

Let's go, go, go!

Mom, does this Buschu

crap even work?

Think about the Mayans.

They were famously thin.

Just do the f*cking

armadillo, babe.

Okay, okay.

Oh my God, have you seen

Mrs. Richardson lately?

That a*s?

All Buschu, baby.

Ah?

Yeah. Now let's get

the sand off that crab.

Crab kicks, and an

armadillo spin.

Eee!