01x03 - Y tiro porque me toca

[bunniefuu]

["NASCAR" by agosto playing]

[upbeat pop music continues]

[sighs]

[music ends]

How long have you been up?

Don't know, a while.

There's fresh coffee in there if you want.

[Jacobo] Thank you.

So, did you think
of anything you want for your birthday?

No, I don't want anything.

You sure? Speak up or I'll choose for you.

Well, as long as you don't give me
a hot dog warmer.

Where in the world did you get that?

Oh yeah, what a great gift, huh?

We put it to great use.
We used it a lot, Greta.

- Come on.
- Well…

Gimme that. I'll wash it now.

Tell your mother I'm going to do lunch
with a client, okay? When she gets up.

Sure.

There's something for you here.

It was by the door.

Everything all right?

Yeah. It's just a thing from a friend.

- [annoyed] Dad…
- Have a great day.

Yeah, see ya.

IT'S BETTER IF YOU CARRY ON ALONE.
SORRY.

[phone ringing]

[dial tone beeping]

THE MAP OF LONGING

{\an8}EL LAGO CAMPSITE AND CAMPER PARK

{\an8}Will?

{\an8}[knocking]

{\an8}Will!

{\an8}I hope you aren't
in there shutting me out.

{\an8}Will!

{\an8}[Will] Spying's really rude.

{\an8}So is disappearing like you did.

{\an8}Why won't you answer my calls?

{\an8}What's wrong?
You don't wanna talk to me anymore?

{\an8}Honestly, I don't.

{\an8}Yeah, why not?

{\an8}You think you're being
mature about things?

{\an8}No, that's not
what I'm going for, actually.

{\an8}I just don't know how to deal right now.

{\an8}Will, does this have something
to do with the other night?

You also said you were in trouble.

If you touched me, you'd get burned.

- Hmm.
- And I don't want that for you, okay?

That's what's gonna happen
if we keep seeing each other.

But you know
nothing happened the other night, huh?

Face it, Greta.

You do feel it.

Yeah.

Do it with someone else. All right?

Who's that supposed to be?
Will, Lucy sent you to do it.

- Well, she was wrong to.
- Right.

I don't want to anymore.

[Greta sighs]

I wish you could respect that choice.

Of course, now that you
finally said it to my face, I get it.

You want me to leave you alone?

Hmm? Right now?

Sure, I will, but I feel
a lot of resistance. Shouldn't it be easy?

It should. I don't know why it's hard.

It's why I didn't wanna talk.

But… what happened?
Are you a monster? Tell me and I'll go.

No, no, I'm not a monster.

So, what's the problem?

I… I… I don't get why you have a lawyer.

Should I be scared of you?

No. No, of course not.

Do you really have a criminal record?

No.

- Will.
- I don't have one.

But one day, I will.

I have to go to trial.

- f*ck.
- But don't…

I'm not a criminal, I swear. It's just
a legal battle. Complicated stuff.

Yeah, whatever.
I don't know what to think anymore.

No, please don't leave like that.

Please forgive me.

I'm a total mess.

Yeah.

Me too.

So what do we do?

Well, how about we see how
things flow between us. Mm?

Right.

- How about I hang onto the game?
- 'Kay.

And just give it a think for a while.

Do yoga, or whatever you Scots do to
reflect, and if you feel like it, call me.

'Cause I'll answer if ever you decide to.

I'll see you.

["Dream for Dreaming"
by Patrick Watson playing]

♪ This dream I'm dreaming ♪

♪ Won't you wake me up tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause this life I'm living ♪

♪ Doesn't really feel like mine ♪

[sputters]

Boy, you sure outdid yourself
with this game, sis.

[sighs]

And the worst part…

is you're gone.

f*cking great.

♪ Never thought you were leaving ♪

[chuckles]

[all laughing and clapping]

- Woo! Make a wish! I know!
- Congratulations, dear.

Us traveling together.

- [Lucy] Is it my wish or yours?
- It's ours.

[gasps] Amazing! I love it!

[blows]

Come on, or you'll never do it.
Put it in there.

I got you this 'cause it was
on your phone searches, just so you know.

Well, thanks. All right, next.

You gotta.

The cardigan robe.

[Lucy] You ready?

- Nice, huh?
- What is that? A robe?

No, it's a cardigan, silly.
Like Harry Styles wears, you know?

It's not, it's more of a granny robe.
Seriously, it's hideous.

Relax, will ya?
Then don't ask to borrow it, I know you.

I am keeping this cardigan robe.

It's all yours if you wear it.

Great. I'm not promising I'll wear it.

So what do I do with all this stuff now?

Ask Dad to help you out.

Really, Dad?

It's better than Mom, right?

Yeah.

[sighs] Okay.

[phone ringing]

[woman] Hello?

Hi, can I speak with Jacobo?
I thought I was calling his cell phone.

Yes. Yes, yes, yes,
he left it at the office.

He'll be back soon.
Would you like to leave him a message?

Um, no.

No, no, no. It's fine.

Thanks a lot.

Bye now.

[sighs]

Excuse me.
Sorry, you can't leave your bike there.

Is Jacobo back yet? I'm his daughter.

Oh, yes. You called and spoke to me
a little earlier. He hasn't returned yet.

Maribel's here though?

Maribel? Mm. Yes, yes, sure she is.
I'll go get her.

Greta!

Nice to see you!
I was pretty sure it was you.

- [Greta] Hi.
- How are you, darling?

And your mother?
I haven't seen her in so long.

- Well, she's not very social.
- Yeah.

Uh, do you know where my father is?

He said he had
a lunch meeting with a client.

A client?
No, he's seeing some later today.

Okay, do you know where I can find him?

He eats outs out pretty often,
but I don't know his usual spots.

Do you know anything?

Oh, hi.

HEMATOLOGICAL ONCOLOGY LABORATORY

[sighs]

Greta.

- What are you doing here? Something wrong?
- No.

No, everything's fine.

I went to your office.

Dad, is this where
you come for lunch every day?

Not every day.

When I get the chance to.

Lucy used to love coming out here.

You kinda forget
you're in a hospital here.

Did you need something?

Mm-hmm.

Sorta.

I'm wondering if you'd help me
practice driving.

I want to get my full license.

So you wanna drive?

Well, I think it's worth a shot. Yes.

Know what? I also have a special place
where I eat. Reminds me of her.

Do you wanna go with me?

Yeah, I'd love that.

- My food's not all that great anyway.
- [chuckles]

- Let's go now.
- Let's do it!

- You wanna?
- Let's go.

[Jacobo] I haven't come back here
since Lucy's last discharge.

Is this too much for you?

No. It's fine. It's fine.

- [Mía] Hey Greta, how are you?
- Oh, hi!

Wait, let me guess. Your father?

Oh my God, you two have the same vibe.
It's crazy.

Jacobo. And this is Mía. She's a friend.

Nice to meet you. Mía?

My mom really liked Pulp Fiction.

- Mia Wallace was great.
- Wow! You know stuff, huh?

[both chuckle]

What can I get you?
I guess your usual kid's menu. And you?

I want a big old cheeseburger

with cheese and bacon
and everything else you can think of.

And a lemonade.

Okay, I'll have the same as my daughter,

and how about
I take the rest of the day off.

[Mía] You totally should.

So, how about
we do some practice driving later.

Great.

Yeah?

Um…

Lucy asked me to do it.

To take the test.

What do you mean she asked?

She created a game for me,

with a bunch of letters and challenges.

But I don't really know how to explain it.

And when did she do this?

Before her death.

She left it for me
as a surprise farewell gift.

I got it recently, actually.

So what's it like?
Could you show it to me?

It's supposed to be just for me.

Sorry, Dad.

No, it's fine.

It's all right.

I'm delighted she did that for you though.

The latest note I've read
is asking me to donate all of her clothes.

But I can't do it by myself.

Greta, your mother won't let you do that.

Well, that's why I need your help.

Your mother and I haven't
been doing very well lately.

Yeah.

It kinda feels like there's nothing left
between the two of you.

No, no, no. No, that's not it.
Of course there is.

We'll always be a family,
we love each other.

I know,
but are you still in love with her?

At our age, it's not as cut and dry
like when you're 20 or so.

Well, I think it is, Papa.

There are certain old people
who have wild love affairs.

Excuse me?

Did you really just call me old?

- Here you go, guys.
- No.

Mia. You know,
your friend just called me old?

She's out of it, Jacobo.
Delulu, don't listen to her.

Wow.

- Yeah, wow.
- I think we went overboard.

It's a lot.

If Lucy says something in those notes
about me, you'll let me know?

Yeah, of course I will.

All right, let's eat.

I think you did a really good job driving.

Yeah. Come on,
I saw you all nervous and sweating.

Only because it's a hot day.

Seriously, you did great,
you'll ace the test.

- You're fine. You'll do great.
- Whatever you say, Dad.

[clattering]

[panting]

What the hell happened in here?

There's nothing left in her closet.

- Mom, wait, I can explain.
- I had to.

It had to be done.

Don't ever touch her stuff
without asking me!

- Rosi...
- Mama!

Lucy said she wanted her stuff donated.

Well, I don't care what she wanted.
I don't want anyone going in here.

I'm serious!

[melancholy music playing]

[Rosi crying]

[phone dings]

{\an8}WILL TUCKER:
IS MY POSITION STILL AVAILABLE?

["Ghost in the Machine"
by Marion Raw playing]

♪ I wanna love you
Till the end of another ♪

♪ Another broken little dream of another ♪

♪ I'm gonna fight you
To the end of another ♪

♪ Another broken little dream… ♪

- What's up?
- [Pablo] Will's in the stock room.

He'll be right back. Want a beer?

Sure, I'd love one.

So, uh, how is he? How's he doing?

Well, he looks a little disoriented.

He's really forgetful, he cuts himself.

The other day, he freaked me out.

- What? How? What the hell happened?
- Well, he was…

all locked in and stuff, with a knife.

As I walked up to him,
I noticed he was carving a heart.

So beautiful.

- With a nice "G" inside it. [laughs]
- You're such an as*h*le.

You had me worried. I was all nervous!

I've got no idea how Will's doing.
No one does.

But he's a pretty magnetic guy, huh?

He reels people in to Zinrock.

Oh yeah? And it's working?

Don't know. What do you think?

- Could you two quit talking about me?
- [Greta clears throat]

Hi there.

Hey, would you like me to play some music?
I don't wanna trigger you again.

Head banger stuff. Mm.

I've got this for you.

Done thinking about it?

["Bla Bla Bla" by Los Nastys playing]

No, I don't think so.

To be honest,

- I'm just gonna try to go with the flow.
- [chuckles]

Gotta trust Lucy.

And you?
You wanna start where we left off or…?

Was Lucy aware?

Yeah.

She knew about everything.

Well, that's great then.

So, I'll just trust her judgment.

So you know, I missed you.

So, Greta, how would you like
to walk a couple more dogs?

I've got a few friends who have dogs too.

One has a monkey, actually,
if you're interested.

- What kind of friends do you have anyway?
- [chuckles]

- It's an eclectic bunch, honey.
- [laughs]

- Pretty impressive, huh?
- Mm.

A friend of mine painted it.

As soon as I saw it, I told her, "This
one's for me." It was love at first sight.

- It really sucks you in, huh?
- Mm-hmm.

You know, it reminds me of your mother.

She was brilliant.

- My father says she was awesome.
- He's right, she really was.

Your mother could've easily sold
an igloo at the North Pole.

She was so endearing,
so enthusiastic, honest, confident.

And then she totally fell for your father.

- The Brangelinos, we branded them.
- [both laugh]

Really?

Tell her she's welcome to come for coffee.

Yeah, no, sure, I'll tell her,
but she won't say yes.

Just tell her.

Don't leave her in the dark, Greta.

You are the ultimate reason
for her to hang on now.

[woman on TV] Oh yes, this dates back
to pre-Colombian times.

Yes, back to ancient civilizations.

It's a fascinating artifact

and it's really quite revealing of
the and beliefs of that era.

I am always fascinated
by how evolved ancient civilizations were.

They had wisdom before their time.

A scientific understanding
before the advent of actual science!

They were so close to nature,
in harmony with it.

Mom, you haven't eaten today.

I've got no appetite.

[woman on TV] …has evolved,
I don't think we're in a place to judge.

We have no means of knowing
what life was like back then.

How hard it could get
in the blink of an eye.

Rituals were developed to try to mitigate
the devastation, to try to avoid it.

[TV clicks off]

Mom.

I know that everything has been…
really difficult.

But you can't keep
hiding out all day like this.

[Rosi sighs]

Forgive me for the clothes incident.

'Cause you're right,
we don't need to do any of that yet.

Mom.

[sighs]

I'm sorry for withdrawing like this.

No need for you to apologize.

[grumbles]

We're all just doing what we can.

It's all a f*cking sh*t show.

An absolute sh*t show.

We're shoveling sh*t. It's a shitstorm.

Hmm.

You know,
there's this lady I know that says…

Hmm?

…that you have to go through suffering.

But you also have to find your way out.

And how can I do that?

I don't know, really.

How about we go and ask her?

I don't know how I let you
convince me to try this.

Well, we both don't.

But let's not overthink it, all right?

It's sort of like going to work out.

You never go work out.

Whatever.

But people who do say that, right?

And I think we owe it to Lucy.

What do you mean?

Nothing. I'll tell you later.

Come on.

You got this.

[Greta whispers] Let's go.

Only a mother would fold
a bag like that, don't you think?

You can't even look at it.

I only have one left.

We won't even get into
the photo album, right?

- No, no, no. I'd rather not.
- Okay.

[Victoria] Jenni, are you and your
girlfriend broken up for good? So sorry.

I really enjoyed meeting her,
she was lovely.

But she's annoying. I couldn't stand it.

Every day, she kept asking me
how was I doing.

"You're not doing well,
Jenni, sorry." Jesus!

Please just drop it already,
'cause I'm fine.

You're so not fine, Jenni.

- You too?
- You have the right to grieve.

You're dealing with tremendous loss.
I mean, you lost your mother.

I know she lost a lot too
and you tend to minimize your pain,

- but you have to be patient.
- [scoffs]

Um, sorry, patience for what?

The patience to get over it.

If you think this is something
you get over, you're really full of sh*t.

Wait, wait, uh, sorry. Excuse me, that
didn't come out right. What I meant--

Damn right, it was all wrong.

- I've had enough of this.
- Mom, wait.

- Come on, please. Don't leave.
- Leave me alone, I'm done. I am.

- Don't go yet.
- Please leave me alone.

I'm sorry. Uh, I seriously
didn't want to upset you.

- I know it all sounds really blunt.
- Yeah, it does.

- What do you know about how I feel?
- You're not alone.

Mm, I lost my daughter.

When she was 11.

That's why I started this group.

- Mom, stay.
- So sorry.

- No, no, no, no. No, I'm sorry.
- Forgive me.

- Mom.
- [crying]

- Mom, it's fine. Don't worry.
- Honey, it's too hard.

I know.

It's okay.

Mom…

It's okay, I've got you.

{\an8}BONHOMIE

Happy birthday! [giggles]

- [groans]
- Bring it in!

[kisses] You only turn 23 once, you know.

Yeah and soon I'll be older than you.
Can you believe it?

Sure I can, what luck you have.

Oh, looks like someone messaged you.

Yeah, you got a text.
From who? A boyfriend of yours?

- Why would you say that?
- Yeah. The one you're screwing, is it?

- Stop, ew! You sound gross.
- Hey, I'm just saying the truth.

Ah, that's the guy. Yeah.
Your little boy toy.

[phone dings]

Uh, yeah, so that's like the first
picture you sent me with a shirt on.

{\an8}COME OVER LATER
SO I CAN GIVE YOU YOUR PRESENT

[phone dings]

[laughs]

[man chattering on TV]

Good morning.

Hey!

- Is… Is that your carrot cake?
- [chuckles]

For my birthday girl.

Could you hand me the batter? Thank you.

Not sure how it'll turn out.

I don't have any powdered sugar
for the frosting.

No, that's all right.
I know it'll be great. Huh?

But I want you to enjoy it.

Look, Mom. Powdered sugar, right?

[Rosi] Yeah,
but we need the one with vanilla.

- This one, here. Excuse me.
- Okay.

Can we have 50 grams of this sugar?

- With vanilla.
- [phone dings]

Look at your dad, how modern, right?

[chuckles]

And some cinnamon as well.

Thanks a lot, Grandpa, that's so cool.

Who did that for you?
Your friend's grandson?

A voice memo. Here, listen.

His grandson? My a*s! I did it, dear!
I also know how to send GIFs. Look!

Check it out.

[chuckles]

[phone dings]

- Did he say anything else?
- No. It's not Grandpa.

Ah.

[Will] Happy birthday, Greta Álvarez.

Don't make any plans after eight.

Time to open another box.

That got you grinning.

No, it didn't.

Let's go.

Olivia!

- How are you, Rosi?
- It's been so long.

Yeah, I haven't been around for a while.

- Aren't you still with your parents?
- No, I'm living in Bilbao.

Yeah, I went to do
a master's in fashion design.

So, that's why I haven't seen you lately.
How's it going?

Well, I'm really enjoying it.

So sorry for your loss.

- I was outta town, I couldn't go.
- Don't worry about it.

How are you?

A little better. Just getting what we need
for your friend's birthday cake.

That's right. Enjoy it.

Thanks.

- You doing anything later?
- Um…

Yeah, we'll go out later tonight.

- Ah.
- Yeah.

- Great.
- It was great to see you again, Rosi.

Yes, come by the house, tell me
about Bilbao. And say hi to your parents.

I will. See you. See you.

It's really good, Mom.
You should bake more often.

It's fantastic.

I was worried it would be dry,
but yeah, it is quite lovely.

Wonderful, not dry at all.

Okay, if anyone thought
I was gonna forget, you're wrong.

- For you.
- Mm! Wow.

- Hope you like it, sweetheart.
- Mmm!

- Shall I open it?
- Mm-hmm.

Wow.

It's beautiful, I love it.

- I really do. Thank you so much.
- Well, it's not a hot dog warmer, but…

I love it so much. I'm thrilled.

You know what we forgot?
Your birthday wish, sweetheart.

Mm.

You could've asked
to pass the driving test.

Did I tell you she wants
to get her license now?

And when I do, we could celebrate by going
on a road trip, the three of us. Right?

That sounds great.

You been to Andorra?

- No, I never have. No.
- No? Mm.

- Sorry.
- No.

I shouldn't have
said anything about a trip.

No, honey, it's not your fault.

Don't you worry.

["Presente Perfecto" by Las Odio playing]

- [man] Dude, you're so high.
- I hardly smoked.

- [woman] So harsh.
- [man] You'll stick it anywhere.

Find me some chick and we'll see.

There you go, the birthday girl is here.

- I thought you'd be a no show.
- Glad you're here.

Hey there.

- Here, have a seat.
- Thanks.

- Want something?
- Sure, a beer.

Bring me another one.

What's going on?

- Happy birthday, girl.
- Aw, thanks.

How old are you? 15?

- Yeah, f*ck you.
- Someone's in a mood today, huh?

What a shocker.

Don't k*ll the vibe, guys. It's Greta's
birthday and my goodbye party.

- Goodbye party, why? You're leaving?
- I'm out, yeah.

- This b*stard is leaving me.
- Going to Barcelona with my cousin.

He's gonna smoke as many joints as here,
but with other stoners.

I mean, he's not wrong.
I just need to change ecosystems.

You know?
I've had enough of this guy's stinky feet.

- I'm so happy for you, Ricky. Seriously.
- Thank you.

Look. Look, we all got this for you.

[Mía] Hey, come on, guys! You could've
waited. Seriously, you guys suck.

Can I open it?

- I love it, thanks!
- You do? Really?

It's great, yeah. Yeah, I love it.
I'll wear it all the time.

I'm so happy. Tino found it, actually.

- I'm gonna try it on.
- Yeah, totally your style.

- Tino did good, I'm surprised!
- Yeah, you're so hot. Oh yeah.

[Mía] Let's see.

- You like it?
- [Tino] You look great.

- [Mía] You're k*lling it! Perfect.
- You look amazing.

- I'll go check it out.
- You're hot. Smoking.

That's great. I was worried
we got the wrong size. It's perfect.

I liked the one with the dragon,
that one's nice though.

How about this.
We'll go and I'll get it for you tomorrow.

- Hey, did you get the wrong bathroom?
- No.

I wanna give you my personal gift.

[grunts]

You coming over later? I haven't
seen much of you in a while.

- You trying to say you miss me?
- [chuckles]

No.

- It's just weird not hooking up with you.
- Wow.

[scoffs] That's the most
romantic thing I've ever heard.

- [banging on door]
- Someone's in here!

Will you come over?

- No, I can't. I've got a thing.
- Yeah, with who?

You don't even have friends.

- f*ck you, Tino.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

I just said I like being with you.

[scoffs]

You like it too, right?

Otherwise, we wouldn't
have f*cked so often.

- f*cking is very easy--
- No, no, no, no, no.

- Not like we do. 'Cause we bang like gods.
- [chuckles]

- And we laugh together.
- [knocking on door]

Yo, someone's in here. f*ck.

Well, I don't laugh enough.

- No. Yeah, I think I'm over it.
- What?

You're just so f*cking bitter.

You better not come running back
when you're down.

Relax, I won't. We're through.

My cousin's taking care of all that.
I don't really know what's what.

[man] You're so clueless, dude.

Hey, is there a wait for the bathroom?

All right, gonna get going, 'kay?
I'll give you a call later, all right?

- What? Why? Where are you going?
- What's wrong? You two fighting?

Hey, why'd you even come?

Why don't you stay home so we don't
have to deal with you and your sourpuss?

You bring it out in me, just so you know.

How about we all just chill now?

You and I exchanged fluids once, remember?

I don't need a reminder.

Hey, hope you enjoy Barcelona. See ya.

Oh no, don't go after him
to try to sweet talk him.

Just shut the f*ck up!
Stay out of it, you d*ck!

You better lower that hand
or I'll rip it off you.

You're such a loser, Sebas.

Hey, thanks for the gift.

- You all right, girl?
- Yeah, great.

The gift is from all of us, you know.

Well, it's all yours now. Take it.

[sighs]

Will, I'd really love for you
to come get me now, please.

In front of the Alameda bar.
I'll be waiting. All right? Later.

Who do you think you are?

Talk to me like that again
and you'll regret it.

Will you leave me alone, Sebas?
Go back inside.

I'm talking to you.
You're really getting on my nerves!

Take your hands off.

You annoy people.
No one can stand you, not even Olivia!

You're such a cynic, I swear to God.

Listen to me, if you're all f*cked up,
deal with that sh*t alone.

- You hear me?
- I said hands off!

We're all sick
of your bullshit with your sister!

[raucous punk music playing]

No! What did you
f*cking say about my sister?!

- What the f*ck are you doing?
- [screams]

Get off me!

[grunts]

Stop, Greta! Stop!

Don't you ever talk about my sister again,
you as*h*le!

Why are you even here, you trash?
How long has it been?

Let's do this!

[music ends]

Did he hurt you?

He makes me sick, he's so gross.

How do you know him?

[sighs] From high school.

He was one of those f*ck
who bullied whoever he could.

This has been a really shitty birthday.

Well, the day's not over yet.

Yeah, well, I'm still really pissed off.

Maybe this will help.

Happy birthday, Greta.

I don't know
if I have the heart to read it now.

Ah.

Well, this might help you to.

- [stereo clicks on]
- ["Mi Dulce Geisha" by La Mode playing]

How's that supposed to help?

What's better?
You'd rather a sad song to cry to?

- I can put one on.
- No, no.

You're right.

[Lucy] I know
you're not thrilled about today,

but you've been
in this world for 23 years now.

And today, I'm asking you
to do something that's a little crazy.

I asked Will to take you somewhere fun,
I really hope he honors my request.

You good with that?

Yeah.

How about it?
Uh, maybe you think it's too childish?

Are you kidding me?
What are you saying, Will! I love it.

[people screaming]

[Greta] This is incredible.

Wait, hang on.

Listen, we're not obligated
to wear those, all right?

Oh, we have to.
You're going in there wearing one.

[laughs] Not if you insist on it, no.

Okay, I won't. But I get to choose,
'cause it's my birthday.

["Recharge & Revolt"
by The Raveonettes playing

Wow!

- You look amazing.
- Yeah?

We have to come back here later.

- Sure! Man, I so want one of those.
- Sure, but a little later.

- No, come on, let's do this one first.
- No way.

- That one's not that high, it looks fun.
- Yeah, no, not high enough!

- It's really high! I'll freak out!
- Let's do this. I know!

Bumper cars!

No, no, no, no. Let's do something else.

Yes! You ready or not?

- What, separately?
- Yeah, dude. We're not ten anymore, Will!

- All right, all right, all right.
- I'll destroy you.

[screaming]

Hey, hey, hey, hey!

- [Will] Greta!
- [laughs]

Woo-hoo!

Yes!

Where'd you go? Ah! [laughs]

Stop, stop, stop!

- No! You're so mean!
- [laughs]

I give up. You're the winner, clearly.

[Greta] My God, we're gonna die on this.

- I love it.
- It's fun, yeah.

["Recharge & Revolt"
by The Raveonettes continues]

Thank you.

[laughs]

You tricked me, right?
You were messing with me.

Maybe a little.

f*ck me, man, that was great!

Thanks. I'll wear it.

- Looks nice. No one's gonna mess with you.
- Get off me!

- It's true!
- You sh*t yourself?

Nothing like that, I just get nauseous.
I barfed once, it sucked.

I get it.

Where'd we leave the car?

- [blows raspberry]
- Looks like we'll end up at a hotel again.

Yeah, no way.

It wasn't so bad.

- But you're pretty intense when you sleep.
- [laughs]

You watched me sleep?

Yeah, I was awake.

What? You looked at me, right?

No, not once. No, I never saw you with
your mouth open and your eyelids parted.

- What? My eyes open when I sleep?
- Yeah.

- I gotta say it's a little creepy.
- [giggles]

There's the car.

So, then you were
totally watching me, right?

Yes. Is that bad?

No.

You seen yourself?

You seen yourself?

No.

So what's…

there to see? Hmm?

Well, you look like a really…

f*cking awesome girl.

And… and your life's
about to start for real.

Um…

Will…

I know this is exactly what you said
would happen and it's a lot for you,

- and I wouldn't wanna overwhelm you.
- I said that.

I know you did, but if I don't kiss you,
I'm going to explode.

I get that, but what if we…
get burned? You're a hot pan.

We might. That's very true.
But we can just treat our burns.

I've got a first-aid kit, remember?

You never shut up.

- Mm.
- You don't.

Should I move away?

No.

I don't want you to.

["Heavenly"
by Cigarettes After Sex playing]

The keys.

- What?
- I can't find the keys.

- What? You're full of sh*t.
- [laughs]

Got them.

♪ Feeling it slow, over this dream ♪

♪ Touch me with a kiss ♪

♪ Touch me with a kiss ♪

♪ Now you're above feeling it still ♪

♪ Tell me it's love, tell me it's real ♪

♪ Touch me with a kiss ♪

♪ Feel me on your lips ♪

♪ Because this is where ♪

♪ I want to be ♪

♪ Where it's so sweet ♪

♪ And heavenly ♪

♪ I'm giving you all my
Giving you all my ♪

♪ Giving you all my love ♪

[music stops]

- [Will] Wait, wait. Hang on.
- What?

- What? What's wrong?
- Stop, stop, stop.

Let's not. Let's not do this, sorry.

- Okay.
- I'm sorry.

- Are you all right?
- I hope you'll forgive me.

Why, what is it?

I've got a lot of stuff to tell you.

Before we go on,

you have to know who I am really.

["Heavenly" continues]

♪ This is where I want to be ♪

♪ Where it's so sweet ♪

♪ And heavenly ♪

♪ I'm giving you all my
Giving you all my ♪

♪ Giving you all my love ♪

♪ Giving you all my
Giving you all my ♪

♪ Giving you all my love ♪

♪ All my love ♪

♪ Giving you all my
Giving you all my ♪

♪ Giving you all my love ♪

[song fades out]