(Female voice): Uh huh.
Uh huh.
Ok, well that sounds good.
Ok.
I know.
I read the recommendation as well, but um...
there are other factors, like my gut, for instance.
Yeah.
You know, the truth is I can't help but wonder
if we're getting played.
Yeah.
Ok.
Well, sure I'll sleep on it.
But you should know I'm leaning towards
another six months of observation.
Well, listen.
I gotta go, I'll um...
I'll see you at the panel tomorrow.
Ok.
[Sparks buzzing]
[classical piano music]
[Applause]
Sophia, she has a gift.
You must be so proud.
We are, thank you Hannah.
It's my pleasure to teach a student so passionate.
She loves it.
You know, we don't even have to ask her to rehearse.
I understand.
Balance for all of us is key, yes?
Yeah.
Gifted children, they sometimes isolate themselves,
and if you are busy parents
sometimes you don't see the signs.
Sophia is fine, she has lots of friends.
She does.
She has her girls at church and her youth group
and she's always been very mature, isn't that right, Dylan?
Yeah, our Sophia was born mature.
She's great.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
Great teacher.
A little judgmental, though.
Um, she meant well.
She meant well, ok?
Hey!
Oh, honey, I'm so proud of you!
Thanks.
Thanks, mom.
Yeah.
How about we go for some ice cream?
Ok.
[Ticking]
[Piano music]
[Ticking]
[Piano music]
Manipulation...
these are just some of the themes explored
in Shakespeare's Othello.
Does anyone have any other themes that they would like
to share with the class?
Anyone?
[Whistles]
Mr. Floyd?
Uh... don't mac on your bro's girlfriend?
[Laughs]
No.
Who's that?
Can I help you?
Michelle Foley?
Class began ten minutes ago, Miss Foley.
I know, I'm sorry.
I got lost.
Well, don't make a habit of being late.
Find a seat.
Don't worry, his bark is worse than his bite.
I hope so.
Sophia.
Michelle.
Did I see you playing piano before school?
You saw that?
You're very good.
So where do you sit?
Just by herself.
Come on, why don't you come sit with us?
We're a lot more fun.
Aw, that's so sweet, but I'm allergic to plastic.
Mind if I join you?
Mi casa es su casa.
So how long have you been playing piano?
Since I was eight.
My mom had this old keyboard, one of those Casio things.
I used to bang on it all day
until finally she signed me up for lessons.
So why do you practice here and not at home?
Better piano.
Better acoustics.
Oh.
What about you?
Do you play?
I wish.
I'm actually tone deaf.
Oh.
Yeah.
I had a lot of ear infections when I was younger
so music was never really gonna be my thing.
So where are you from?
Marion.
Oh, what brings you all the way up here?
My mom died last year, so I'm staying with my grandma.
Oh.
I'm sorry.
Thanks.
I think the change will be good for me.
Well, it's not so bad here.
If you stay away from Alison and her minions.
Not so bad?
Are you kidding me?
I came from a private school, we're talking nuns with rulers.
Anything would be better than that.
Well, I'm glad you're here.
Me too.
Dig in.
[Schoolyard chatter]
Sophia!
Where are you going?
Work.
Do you ever just, like, chill?
I'm too busy.
That's my point.
Where do you work?
My mom's.
She's an architect.
I help with files and copying stuff and that sort of thing.
Sounds exciting.
Electrifying.
But that's the way we like her, isn't it?
Very funny.
Who's the newbie?
Oh, Alex, this is Michelle.
Michelle, this is Alex.
He's my uh...
Study buddy.
Pleased to meet you.
Uh, are we cramming for Spanish later?
No puero, I gotta work.
Then cram alone, I shall.
It's nice to meet you.
You too.
Study buddy, huh?
Yeah, uh...
I help him with Spanish and he helps me with my--
Biology?
No, math.
I'm just teasing, Sophia.
But, you do like him, I mean, it's pretty obvious.
I really do have to go though, so I'll see you tomorrow?
Yeah.
Um, give me your number so I can text you.
Sure.
Thanks.
Bye.
Oh, hey!
Hey.
I'm just gonna finish printing all the blueprints
for the Foggerty project.
Oh, thank you.
I have not had any time today.
The model is looking good, isn't it?
Wow.
Yeah.
Even a dog.
Yeah, It's all about the details.
If we get this development deal it's gonna be very good
for the company.
Not to mention us.
Your father and I are gonna watch a movie tonight,
are you interested?
Eh, after I finish here I've got some homework to do.
Oh, honey, you do not have to do all that.
Mom, I want to.
I know the pressure you're under.
I'll tell you what, I am very lucky to have you.
So how was school today?
The usual.
Oh, I met a new girl.
Oh yeah?
What's her name?
Michelle Foley.
I thought maybe I'd show her around this weekend.
That should be nice.
[Text message alert]
Speak of the devil.
[Piano music]
The tempo is off and you are stiff.
Don't read the notes, don't think.
Feel the music.
Breathe.
Again.
[Piano music]
Bravo.
Very good.
You have two weeks before competition.
It's time to get serious.
Yes, ma'am.
Also, this is a rehearsal space, not socializing.
She's just watching.
She's distracting you.
I'll see you tomorrow.
She's quite something, huh?
My parents aren't paying her for her charming personality.
What competition are you practicing for?
Well, every year the Harold King Foundation awards
a full scholarship to an exceptional musician.
It can be used for any school you're accepted to.
Have you picked one out yet?
Juilliard.
Wow.
All the way across the country.
Yeah, and it's super expensive, so I need that scholarship.
Well, you're really good.
They have to give it to you.
Thanks.
I have to get to class.
See ya.
[Piano playing badly]
Argh!
[Giggles]
Wow.
Nice flowers, Mrs. Daverston.
Oh, thank you.
Thank you.
You must be Sophia's friend.
Michelle.
I'm surprised you do your own gardening.
Sophia says you're a very busy architect.
You know, it comes in waves.
Feel free to go inside, I'm sure Sophia's up.
Nice to meet you.
You, too.
Sophia?
Rise and shine.
Michelle is here.
So where are you from, Michelle?
Marion.
Really?
Isn't that where Bethany teaches?
Yes, yes.
One of my college friends.
So have you had one of Mrs. Williamson's classes?
Hey!
You never told me your parents were so awesome.
What are you doing?
Just looking at some old photos.
You don't mind, do you?
No, of course not.
Aw, this is adorable!
Do you mind if I borrow it?
Yeah.
I don't- I don't think so.
You can keep it.
It's just a copy.
Really?
Yeah. Here.
Thanks.
Ready?
You bet.
It was nice to meet you, Mr. and Mrs. Daverston.
It was nice to meet you, too.
I'll be back in an hour.
Where'd she get a phone like that?
What's wrong?
There's just something about her.
Because she didn't know who Bethany was?
The school is not that big.
It was like she didn't even know her.
Sophia's got a friend.
Just let it go.
Ok?
Your parents are so talented.
Did your mom design your house?
Yeah, she designed it from scratch.
Cool.
You ever bring Alex here?
No.
Why not?
You guys make a cute couple.
We're not.
We're just-
Study buddies, I heard.
But I see the way he looks at you.
It's like-
Like what?
Like more than homework.
I don't know.
If there's one thing I've learned,
you've gotta move quickly in this world
because if you don't someone else will.
You've gotta take over.
Just to clarify, we are talking about Alex, right?
Guys, whatever.
But I was talking about the music scholarship.
Oh, Hannah would love you.
Eww.
What?
I leaned against that fence when I was four.
So?
There was a nest of baby spiders.
You serious?
You got covered in baby spiders?
Stop it!
I should have gotten therapy, it was disturbing.
Ok, I'll tell you what.
Let's have a race.
Pretend we're being chased by a giant spider.
Whoever gets there first lives to tell the tale.
Are you serious?
So serious.
Michelle!
Come on, Sophia!
Stop!
I know you can run faster than that!
No, I can't
That was a good workout.
Wow, this is really cool.
Thanks.
I'm gonna grab a quick shower.
I'll just be a sec.
No problem.
Make yourself comfortable.
Mi casa es su casa.
I love the bohemian vibe.
Thanks.
I got a lot of stuff in the consignment shops.
[Shower running]
[Door opens]
My father gave that to me.
Sorry.
The box was open.
It's beautiful.
He bought it for me for my 13th birthday.
He said "Every grown up girl needs a grown up necklace".
I'd love to borrow it.
Sometime.
Sure.
So your parents are ok with all this?
Why not?
It's my room.
I love vintage.
My mom says that my style is older than her.
I'd be happy to help you re-do your room.
I could come over sometime.
Sure.
Sometime.
You never told me where you and your grandmother live.
You know, I should actually get going.
She gets upset if I'm away for too long.
You know grandparents.
Michelle this, Michelle that.
Sure.
Anyways, thanks for having me over.
Yeah, thanks for coming.
See you on Monday.
See you.
[Piano playing]
Well, your tempo is still a little off.
I thought it was ok.
It needs to be perfect.
I'll work on it some more before the competition.
You must.
Hey.
She doesn't know what she's talking about.
You're amazing.
Thanks.
See you later.
Bye.
I thought I told you about her.
She's not distracting me.
You only have one chance.
You cannot afford any distractions.
I don't want to see her here anymore.
Are we clear?
Yeah, that's fine.
Ok.
[Engine fails]
What?
[Slams hood]
[Gasps]
Oh, you should be careful,
these old cars are so unreliable!
What is wrong with you?
You might get hurt,
and that might put a damper on your teaching.
I'm going to call...
I'm going to call security.
I'm sure the police will be very interested
to find out what kind of private lessons you've been giving
in public schools.
How did you get this?
Don't ever tell me who I can and can't be friends with.
♪
So they ask me to go on this field trip.
I'd rather gargle bees than go on another field trip.
Honestly, these kids.
I don't know.
They are the future, right?
I mean, I want to get them motivated.
They're so complacent.
I don't know, maybe a pop quiz tomorrow?
See if any of them have been paying attention.
Hey.
What's up?
I was just thinking.
There's not much to do in this town.
Well, what do you want to do?
I don't know.
Something different.
What're you doing tonight?
I don't know, homework.
Studying.
Why?
You want to have some fun?
[Dance music] ♪♪
What are we doing here?
I told you, it's a college party.
We're gonna have a little fun.
But we're high school students.
Don't worry, I got it covered.
There.
Now let's check it out.
[♪♪]
Welcome to college.
Thank you.
[♪♪]
You ok?
Ok, everybody.
Did you miss me?
Just in case you didn't, here's some No. 2 pencils
and everyone's favourite...
a pop quiz.
That's right.
[Class groans]
Oh, groan, groan, sigh, sigh.
There you go.
Ok, take one, pass it along.
Here's some for you.
Make sure everyone gets one.
Did everyone get-
oh, here, we need a pencil here.
Let's grab another pencil.
Pass one down.
Thank you.
Enjoy.
It was only one quiz.
I got Cassio and Rodrigo confused.
I need an A in that class.
If I don't get one my GPA is screwed.
How could he do that?
How was I supposed to know there was gonna be a pop quiz?
I should have never gone.
You know my family was waiting up for me?
They knew something was up.
What'd you tell them?
Food poisoning.
[Snickers]
It's not funny.
Admit it, you had a good time.
This isn't me.
I've never, ever missed a piano practice.
Ever.
And I need a good grade on that test.
Don't worry, I'll take care of it.
How?
Just let me handle it.
Come on.
[Whistling]
Mr. Clarke?
Uh, Miss Foley.
Sorry, I didn't mean to make you jump.
What are you doing here so late?
Repetitions at the gym.
Ah.
I was just leaving, but then I realized I had a question.
And what would that be, Miss Foley?
Call me Michelle.
Ok, Michelle.
Ask away.
Well, English has never really been my thing
and I was wondering if you could help me out.
In what way?
You know, extra credit.
Uh, Miss Foley, I don't-
Michelle.
I don't think that this is uh...
Oh, it's nothing special.
Just a little tutoring after school.
A little one-on-one.
I um...
I don't normally tutor.
So...
That's too bad.
I was kind of looking forward to it.
I said I...
I don't normally tutor.
I didn't say no.
Yeah?
Mr. Clarke!
[Slap]
I don't know what you thought I was insinuating!
Oh, no!
I- I...
I um... no, I-
I am not that type of girl, I...
Oh, I-
I...
oh geez.
Look, it was just a big misunderstanding, I-
I should-
Miss Foley...
I should report you to Mr. Owens.
Wait, wait, wait!
Please, no, no.
I would never...
I would never have done that unless I thought that you...
oh god.
Ok, um...
Well, I guess I could just keep it to myself.
It was kind of embarrassing.
Yes, yes, of course.
Of course.
No one, no one has to know about-
Wrong.
In that case I guess I won't be needing any tutoring after all.
Will I?
No.
See you in class.
Michelle, wait.
How did you do it?
Do what?
The test.
I bombed it.
Looks like you got an A plus to me.
Seriously.
How'd you do it?
Does it matter?
I said I'd handle it, and I did.
Thank you.
Really, thank you.
That's what friends are for.
Let's celebrate, go shopping after school.
Ooh, I told Alex that I would help him study this afternoon.
Oh, ok.
Dinner then?
Maybe around seven?
Yeah, I guess I could do that.
Cool.
I'll wait for your text.
Sure.
Ok.
Aqui. It's a hard K sound.
Aqui.
Qui.
Es usted de aqui.
Are you from around here?
Why do you help me?
What do you mean?
I think we have a better chance
of Earth being hit by a meteor than me ever mastering Spanish.
Hey, I like my planet the way it is.
Don't jinx it.
Seriously.
I don't know, I guess...
you know, I needed help with math
and I thought it was a good deal.
Why?
Just wondering.
Yeah?
Yeah.
I think our study session is over.
Yeah.
I guess so.
I'll see you at school tomorrow?
Sure.
Hey, thanks.
For understanding.
Course.
See you tomorrow.
What are you doing here?
We were gonna meet.
Remember?
I waited for your call.
It's only eight.
We were going to meet at 7:00.
Oh, Michelle, I'm sorry.
I forgot.
Of course you did.
What's that supposed to mean?
It means you can't stop thinking about yourself long enough
to consider someone else's feelings!
It was a mistake, I'm sorry.
After what I did for you?
You would have failed that test if it wasn't for me.
I thought we were friends.
I said I was sorry.
I don't know what else you want me to say.
Just... don't.
Michelle!
[Phone rings]
The presentation is in four days.
That took me two months to build.
Do you have any idea who would do something like this?
I'm going to need you to conduct an inventory,
give us a list of everything that's missing.
Ma'am, can I get you something?
Are you ok?
No, I'm not ok.
[party music] ♪♪
[Piano music]
Hey, Sophia.
Michelle.
Something wrong?
Um... someone broke into my mom's office last night.
Oh.
Is everything ok?
I'm not sure.
Hey, I uh...
I wanted to apologize.
I'm sorry, I overreacted selfishly.
I didn't think of your feelings.
I hope you can forgive me.
What do you think?
Oh, I hope you don't mind.
You told me I could borrow them.
You're just so stylish and interesting,
I thought I'd follow your lead.
After all, best friends forever, right?
[Clears throat]
Ready for rehearsal, Sophia?
Yes.
Try to break everything from your mind
except for the music.
[ticking]
[Piano playing]
I'm sorry.
I can't.
Hey.
Tell you what, let me get out of your hair.
I'll see you in class.
Goodbye, Hannah.
Looks like someone got their own little mini-me.
How cute.
Alison.
To what do I owe the pleasure?
As much as it pains me,
in the interest of what I'll classify as
"community outreach",
I was wondering if you'd like to attend
a little barbecue after school.
Oh.
As appreciative as I am for that heartfelt invitation,
I'm gonna have to pass.
Someone broke into my mom's office last night
and I have to help after school.
Oh, that's right.
You little office worker, you.
Yeah.
Not all of us can afford
to pimp ourselves out on daddy's trust-fund.
Well, maybe I'll invite Twiddle Dee.
She has better legs.
Have fun.
See ya.
Don't hold your breath.
Ok, well we've cleaned up the worst of it,
I think we should call it a day.
Not yet, I'm almost done with these files.
Oh, Sophia honey, that can wait.
You should be out in the sun having fun.
No mom, you should.
I'll finish up.
Sophia, honey, come here.
Sit down.
Honey, I'm worried about you.
What?
Why?
Because you're a teenager and you should be having fun,
you know?
With your friends.
You should be shopping, going to movies,
going to parties.
Having a good time.
I have fun.
Where are you going with this?
It's just, you know, your whole life revolves around school
and then practice and then work.
Mom, I'm healthy and I'm happy.
And I promise on my way home I will get my head shaved,
my nose pierced, and I'm thinking a tattoo.
How's that?
I love you.
I love you too, mom.
Ok.
So you know how to work the new alarm system?
I sure do.
And you'll make it sooner rather than later?
I will. I promise.
And no tattoo.
[Text message alert]
[Party music]
Hey.
What're you doing over here?
It's not my scene, really.
Me neither.
Could have fooled me.
You look good.
Thanks.
You want a drink?
I don't drink.
I think I saw some punch.
Sure.
I'll be right back.
Oh, here.
One non-alcoholic fruit punch.
You really know how to party.
Thanks.
Cheers.
It's good.
You're having fun?
Are you sure the punch didn't have anything in it?
Yeah. Why?
I don't know, I feel a little funny.
Aww.
You want to sit down?
Maybe.
Can I make a confession?
Sure.
I kind of have a little thing for you.
Really?
Yeah.
But I didn't want to get in the way, with Sophia.
I feel bad, though.
You're just wrapped around her little finger, aren't you?
[Text message alert]
I think I better go.
Aww.
Take it easy.
I'll tell you what.
You just relax.
[Glass crunches]
Well, look who decided to come.
Sophia?
Detective Burke?
Hi.
I was just wondering if you had any information
on who might have been responsible.
Like I told your mother, we're doing the best we can.
What if I found something that might help?
Like what?
What is this?
I think it's from a cell phone case.
Is there any way you could track it?
Do you know anyone with a cell phone case like this?
Michelle Foley.
And would she have a motive to do something like this?
I don't know.
Maybe.
You don't seem too sure.
She's a strange girl.
We'll look into it.
Can I keep this?
Sure. Yeah.
Thanks.
Have a good one.
[Phone ringing]
You can't just pretend I don't exist.
Watch me.
I need to talk to you.
Talk to Alex.
Is that what this is about?
I thought we were friends!
I'm not moving!
Come on, the competition is tonight,
I need to get ready!
I'm not moving until you get out of the car
and you talk to me!
I need to go!
Come on!
[Honks horn]
Come on!
[Honks horn]
Come on, get out of the way!
Come on!
Leave-
You two practicing your road rage?
[Violin music]
You look beautiful.
How are you holding up?
Bad case of the butterflies.
Ok, so you remember what I said about butterflies?
Harness their energy.
Mmmhmm.
And how do you do that?
Breathe it in.
Ok.
[Violin music]
Better?
Yeah.
You have worked so hard for this.
You be proud of that.
And most of all, go have fun out there.
Enjoy yourself, ok?
Ok.
Thanks for the pep talk, mom.
Ok, so let's get out there
before Hannah thinks you flew the coop.
[Laughs]
Ok.
[Violin music]
[Applause]
Don't think, just breathe.
Feel the music.
Feel it.
You can do this.
Next we have Sophia Daverston on the piano.
[Applause]
[Piano playing]
[Applause]
You were fantastic!
We will not know the judge's decision for another week,
but it's ok, you can relax.
Excuse me.
[sobbing]
And you're sure that it was a spider?
I know what I saw.
I'm going to get security.
What is it, honey?
It's probably nothing.
Thank you, Bethany.
Hey, mom.
I brought you lunch.
Thank you, Sophia.
Um, we need to talk.
Mom, I was just dropping it off.
It's just going to take one minute.
Please.
I just got off the phone with my friend Bethany
who lives in Marion.
And?
She's never heard of a Michelle Foley.
Really?
Maybe she registered under a different name.
Did she ever say anything to you about that?
No.
Well, Bethany suggested
that maybe she meant the public school, Marion High.
Mom, don't worry about it.
It's fine.
Ok, I know that she's your friend, honey.
I just...
I just want you to be careful.
You don't know who anybody really is,
and with everything that's been going on lately, it just...
I want you to keep an eye out, ok?
Sure, mom.
Michelle Foley.
I remember her.
Kind of quiet, kept to herself.
Not a bad student.
Decent grades, but the teachers used to complain
that she never really applied herself.
It must have been hard when she lost her mother.
I wouldn't know about that.
She said that's why she moved.
She wanted to be near her grandmother.
She never said why she transferred?
Transferred?
She left about a month ago.
You didn't wonder why?
Michelle Foley graduated four years ago.
She graduated?
That's when she went to the hospital.
Hospital?
In Marion state.
She never mentioned that?
No.
She didn't.
[school bell]
Alright, everybody!
Get back to class!
[Door buzzes]
It's alright!
[Gasping]
Excuse me.
I have a few questions about Michelle Foley.
She was a patient here.
I'm sorry, patient information is confidential.
I'm not at liberty to discuss that with you.
But she was a patient here?
Miss.
Look, I don't need to know anything
about her medical history, but-
I'm sorry, miss.
I can't help you.
Thank you for your time.
She's 22.
Marion Rest Home.
Ellen Foley, please.
Uh, sorry, she left four months ago.
Four months?
Do you have a forwarding address?
Can I ask what this is regarding?
Yes, my name is Angela, I work for Dr. Stein,
Ms. Foley's primary physician.
Our files show that she is overdue for renewal
on several of her prescriptions and no one's been in touch.
The last address we have on file was 784 Stoneward Court.
Thank you very much.
[Knocks on door]
[Gasps]
Mrs. Foley!
I didn't know anyone was home.
I'm Sophia.
I don't know if she's mentioned me,
but I'm a friend of Michelle's.
Do you have any idea when she'll be home?
Mrs. Foley?
Can I make you something to eat?
Maybe later.
Hmm.
How often did your mother hit you?
Enough.
What about your father?
Did you know him?
How do you feel about him?
Angry, I guess.
Why?
Because he left.
He left me with her.
We need to talk about Lorraine Foley.
Where did you hear that name?
Did you know she died?
No.
She was an alcoholic.
I know she had issues.
That was a long time ago.
We had a brief relationship,
it was a couple years before your mother and I married.
Lorraine's mother lives right here in Ridgewood,
did you know that?
No.
She lives with her granddaughter.
Lorraine had a daughter?
Michelle.
Your friend Michelle?
Is Lorraine's daughter.
That's not possible.
We were done four years before.
Not if she lied about her age.
She's four years older than me.
She was institutionalized after her mother died.
Her grandmother is practically a vegetable.
You have to believe me.
All this time I had no idea.
You've gotta tell mom.
I know it's not easy,
but it's not fair keeping this from her.
She needs to know.
It was before we met.
I never knew she was pregnant.
I never even talked to her again.
We have to call the police.
Call the police?
Breaking and entering, destruction of property.
You think she's the one that broke into your office?
It can't be a coincidence.
Mom's right.
Michelle has been trying to get me in trouble
ever since she got here.
Sabotaging my schoolwork, my music.
She even took advantage of Alex.
I don't know how far she's willing to go.
This detective gave me his card.
Fine, I'll call him.
Mom, he didn't know.
It doesn't make it any easier.
[Piano playing]
Michelle Foley!
[Knocking on door]
It's the police!
Are you in there?
[sobbing] I'm so sorry, grandma.
I have to leave you.
Hey!
[Piano playing]
It's obvious Michelle hasn't been
in a healthy state of mind.
So all these incidents, they're connected with her?
It appears so.
Ok, so can you just-
how dangerous is she?
Even though she's unstable, her record is clean.
That being said, we're not taking this lightly.
For the next couple of days
we'll have a patrol car in the area.
We've notified your high school of the situation, too.
Thank you.
If she tries to make contact with you...
Yeah, you'll be the first to know.
Thank you.
Sophia got a letter from the Harold King Foundation.
Oh, I wonder what it says.
I should probably wait to open it.
Dylan?
Did you hear me?
[Gasps]
Hi.
Mom.
Hi, guys, I'm home!
Mom!
Did you see I got a letter from the Harold King Foundation?
Hello? Is anyone here?
[Text message alert]
Oh my god.
Mom? Dad?
Congratulations.
You got your scholarship.
Where are they?
But I guess I shouldn't really be surprised.
Should I?
Things always seem to work out for you, don't they?
[sobbing] Ple- please don't hurt me.
You don't know what it's like to be abandoned by your father.
To watch your crazy mother drown herself in alcohol.
Whatever happened, I'm sorry.
After she died I had to find out what happened to my father
so I tracked him down.
Imagine my surprise when I found you.
The perfect daughter.
With the perfect house.
The perfect mother.
The perfect life.
The life I should have had.
It still can-
DON'T LIE TO ME!
I'm sorry, I forgot my breathing exercises.
Whew.
You know what they tell you in the institution?
That you have to accept what you have.
That you have to be content with what you're given.
That's my life.
But you.
Why do you get to go to the nice school
with your little scholarship
while I just wither away in anger and resentment?
WHY?!!!!!!!!!
Hurting me, hurting our father, my mother,
it won't make your life any better!
You really haven't been paying attention, have you?
It's not about making my life better.
It's about making yours worse.
My parents.
Mmmhmm.
They need to be punished.
I won't let you hurt my family.
You can't stop me.
[Gunshots]
You're not gonna get away, Sophia!
[Gunshots]
Sophia.
Where are you going, little sister?
[Gunshots]
Dammit!
[Sobbing]
[Choking]
[Gasping]
[Thumping]
Are you ok?
Yes, I'm fine.
Where's Michelle?
Where is she?
She's unconscious.
I called the police, they're on their way.
She won't be able to hurt anyone anymore.
I'm so glad you're ok.
Oh, baby.
I love you guys.
I love you so much.
There's still some room.
Get it in there.
Oh, that's officially it.
Little girl's off to college.
Guys, it's not like I'm never coming back.
Summer, Christmas.
There's Columbus Day,
there's President's Day...
Mom.
Don't worry.
I'll be fine.
Call us when you get to Carnegie Hall.
Come here.
I will.
I love you guys.
I love you.
I love you, too.
Drive safe.
I will.
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