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[door creaks]
[water runs]
[atmospheric music]
- There you are.
- Hey.
You gonna tell me what we're doing out here?
- Come on.
- All right.
[snakes hiss]
- Oh. - Wow.
- There's even more than last time.
- Are you sure we're supposed to be sneaking up
on a nest like this?
- It's a maternity den, the rocks keep them warm.
Helping their babies grow.
[snakes rattle]
They're so beautiful.
- You're beautiful.
[atmospheric music]
[woman pants]
[dog barks]
- Mara, I hate doing this, you know.
- Hush up and smile, Dilly.
[dog barks]
Hey, we're looking for a ride to town.
Come here, Bo, come here, Bo.
[dog barks]
[door jingles]
- Hey, how are you?
- I'm fine.
- Hi, Sister Slaughter.
- Pastor know you're here?
- We'll be quick.
- It oughta be around here somewhere.
[phone rings]
[woman speaks indistinctly]
Oh, got it.
You all right?
- Yeah.
[faint country music]
Just getting ready for tomorrow.
- Is that all you're looking for?
- We should get some of these too.
- These too.
- You girls gonna be late for worship.
You walk here?
- Yeah, but it ain't so far.
- I'll give you a lift, I'm closing up.
- We got a dog outside.
- I'll meet you in the lot.
[somber music]
- Can't believe the party's tomorrow, are you excited?
- Yeah.
'Course I am.
- He's late.
- We don't mind the wait.
[somber acoustic music]
- Hey, y'all get in trouble with my ma?
- Hey Augie.
- Come on, girl.
[dog barks]
- Here, let me hold your purse.
- I missed you.
Hey.
So you been good?
- Yeah, you?
- All right, I guess.
All right, scooch in. [grunts]
Ready? - Mmhmm.
[somber acoustic music]
- Here, careful.
[dog barks]
- Do you some good to join us today.
- [sighs] Thanks, Ma, but I'm already pretty full up today.
-That right?
- Any more I'd just be plain greedy.
[woman scoffs]
[wind howls]
[engine turns over] Mara! Come on, we're gonna be late.
[somber acoustic music]
[man shouts indistinctly within]
- Amen. - Jesus said,
go ye into the world and preach.
- Welcome sisters. - The gospel.
- Amen, amen, amen. - Amen?
- [All] Amen.
- He said, those that believeth in me and are baptized
shall be saved, amen? - Amen.
- But those that believeth not shall be damned,
shall be damned! - Amen, amen!
- Hallelujah.
- These signs shall follow them that flee in my name,
in my name, shall they cast out devils.
- Amen! - They shall speak
with new tongues, amen? - Amen.
- They shall take up serpents. - Amen!
- They shall take up serpents. - Amen.
- And if they drink any deadly thing,
it shall not hurt them, amen? - Amen!
[snakes hiss] [eerie music]
- And so what happened? - That little one got bit
on the neck.
Family prayed all night, but he couldn't fight off the venom
and once he passed, the law was up there in no time.
- Hmm, I see.
- And since the deceased was still a minor,
it ain't gonna stop with him neither.
[snake hisses]
[snake strikes] [quail squeaks]
[snake hisses]
- They out for blood.
[Lemuel sighs]
- Sorry, Daddy, there was a bit more cleaning tonight.
- It's all right, Garret and I just having a moment.
You hungry?
- Yes sir.
- Well, let's go eat, then. - All right.
- 7:30.
All right.
Hey, Big weekend ahead of you?
All of us.
- Yes sir.
- Well, I'll go rest these old bones.
He's a good man, you try not to keep him on hold too long.
- No, Daddy.
- You kids get some rest now.
- Yes sir, just got to clean up.
[water starts]
- Mara?
I just wanted to say... [clears throat]
[dishes clink]
Well, I never thought I'd have this, you know,
a girl like you, taking me on.
But here you are.
You're a beauty, Mara, not just talking about
that pretty face of yours.
- Sometimes I worry you might think too much of me,
Garret.
- It's just the God's honest truth.
- Thank you, Garret.
- Well.
I better head out.
- Night, then.
[water starts]
[door creaks]
[water trickles]
[somber music]
[girl sniffles]
- Oh loving and kind God have mercy, have pity on me
and take away the awful stain of my transgressions.
Oh wash me, cleanse me from this guilt.
Let me be pure again.
- For I admit my shameful deed, it haunts me day and night,
create in me a new clean heart filled with clean thoughts
and right desires, don't toss me aside.
- [Both] Banished forever from your presence.
Or take your Holy Spirit from me.
But restore to me the joy of your salvation
and make me willing to obey you.
- You all twisted up about Garret?
Nerves ain't a sin, you hear me?
Now you just follow the spirit as close as you can,
he'll guide your path.
'Cause the devil's gonna do his damnedest to ruin
the goods you got coming your way.
[somber music] [water trickles]
[dog barks]
- Hey girl!
How you doing?
How you doing, sweet thing?
Hmm?
[man sighs]
Come to help?
[dog barks]
Bye.
[door opens]
- Sorry, Mara, I thought there was more.
- It's all right.
Still no word from your mama?
I'm sorry, Dilly.
- Let's not talk about her, not today.
- Okay.
- All right.
- Better hustle up, then, see what these old hens
have in the store for us.
- All righty.
[acoustic music]
[women laugh]
- Two colic babies? - She wouldn't feed them
her milk, you ask me.
- And that Casey Jay.
[women laugh]
- Curse on her poor mama, that girl.
- All right now, a proposal's been made.
And as sisters of this community, we are charged
with a serious business, an important decision.
Figuring what kind of woman you hope to be
and finding the man who's gonna help you do it.
- Think Connie Ray missed that point last time around.
- All right, hush up.
- Harold ain't so bad.
- So we'll spend the rest of the morning making the quilt
and by sundown, Mara's mind must be made on Garret Booner.
[acoustic music]
- Oh, it's the young 'uns you gotta keep a watch for.
They barely bit me, still took my thumb.
Holy Ghost shine through me more than once.
- No doubt about that.
- What about that boy you raised?
[Zeke sighs]
All right.
Let's get after it, then.
- [Man] Last spring there was some down here.
[man sighs]
- You hear that?
[snakes hiss]
Hiding in those rocks, who knows how many?
Well, I ain't gonna let you leave here emptyhanded. Go on.
[Garret pants]
[snakes hiss]
Now remember, we respect the serpent
but we do not cower to it.
Go on, son.
[snakes hiss] [Garret pants]
[Garret sighs]
[snake hisses]
[Garret gasps]
[snake rattles]
[door opens]
- So this is where you ran off to.
- Needed a minute, I guess.
- Can't seem to rid myself of the damn things.
My only vice.
But we all got our sins, don't we?
You know, I lived a whole lifetime before I found this place
For years I was lost, wasn't anybody looking for me.
But that's what it's like off this mountain.
Buncha dumb sheep, just wandering in the dark.
And that's when Zeke found me and brought me here.
- He found you a shepherd. - Mhmm.
'Cause who you choose, girl, chooses your whole life.
Guess that's why I'm circling.
'Cause when the devil creeps in, shrinking you down,
taking your love, you need someone to see the truth
even when you don't.
Well, I'll leave you to it. [sighs]
[atmospheric music]
- Augie?
You shouldn't be here.
- [Augie] Don't, Mara.
- Don't what?
- Don't talk to me like I'm someone else.
- I'm sorry, I just don't know why you're doing this.
Making it harder.
- Making what harder?
Mara.
You used to say we was like the wind, 'member?
No beginning, and no end.
- I know.
But things were never supposed to get this far.
And they can't go any further.
I mean, we're never gonna make any sense.
- We are the only thing that makes any sense
in this goddamn place.
What's keeping us apart ain't even real, your daddy,
his religion, it's got nothing to do with us.
- It's not just his, it's mine too.
I've got the same spirit in me, why don't you see that?
- I'm the only one who does see it, okay?
I know who you are, Mara.
[somber music]
- You don't know anything.
[Augie sighs]
[somber music]
[footsteps creak]
- Shoot, Mara, you gotta hurry.
- I'll hurry, don't worry.
- Still want me to braid your hair?
- Yeah.
- All right, come sit.
[girls laugh]
So you made up your mind, did you?
- You gonna braid my hair or stick your nose in?
- Fine. [laughs]
Well, I mean, he'll probably treat you nice.
- Garret's a good man.
He hears the spirit in a way that I can't even, you know?
- Mmhmm.
I just thought...
- [Mara] What?
- Maybe you didn't like him much.
- I like Garret.
Maybe it's just time that I grew up and choose a life
for myself, and it ain't just a matter of choosing
for this life, is it?
And you should think about that too.
[girl sighs]
- Braid's done.
I'll be downstairs.
- Your mama's dress.
My, you look just like her.
- Could hardly believe it fit.
- But you ain't her.
The Holy Ghost never saw you as a stranger.
Now go and take that off.
Praise God today, amen? - Amen.
- Well, I'm not gonna preach much today.
I just wanted to say a few words about my daughter.
The Lord...
He tested her at a very early age, taking her mama.
But Mara has turned into a fine girl.
And a good man, a Holy Ghost man, has asked for her hand.
So then, you settled on it?
- My answer is yes.
[congregation exclaims]
[group claps]
[somber music]
- Hey Augie.
- You ain't at the party with everyone?
- Just tired, that's all.
- Yeah, ain't much of a dancing mood either.
Come on, I can drop you.
- All right, thanks.
We're hooked up off the edge of the pastor's lot.
- Oh, well ain't that something to hear.
- There's a lot more to him, you know.
If you just let yourself find out.
- Why don't you just shoot where you're aiming, Dilly?
- Just be nice to see you at worship.
- Yeah.
[somber music]
[Mara vomits] [toilet flushes]
[Mara pants]
- Mara?
Your dad and I are heading out.
♪ Love came that morn
♪ Now it's faded out of sight
♪ I keep living and losing
♪ That's how it used to be
[eerie music]
- They must have been waiting for us.
- Just let 'em pass.
God's on our side, boy, remember that.
[eerie music]
- Mara?
Mara?
- What?
- There's trouble at the church.
- What is it?
- Wait, what are you doing?
- You coming?
- They walked into our house, into God's house,
and they took the very thing that allows us
to show our devotion to him, our love for him.
[crowd murmurs in agreement]
And why?
Because they don't understand it.
Because they look down on it.
Because they look down on it, they look down on you!
On you and you and you!
But our struggle is not against flesh and blood.
It's not against the man who stands in our path.
Our struggle is against the devil that put him there, amen?
- [All] Amen.
- But our God, our God is a conqueror
and our belief in him is a sword against those
that would undo us, amen?
- [All] Amen.
- And this mountain?
This mountain is our shield.
[crowd murmurs in agreement]
Excuse me.
[crowd murmurs]
Your hands aren't meant for driving, you know that.
- I got scared you was in trouble like last time.
- Garret wouldn't allow it.
He said the serpents were his.
- How long will they keep him?
- I can't say.
He's gonna lose his job at the weld, that's for sure.
Come on, let's go home.
[atmospheric music]
[someone knocks]
[Dilly grunts]
- Morning, Dilly.
- Pastor.
Is everything all right?
- Everything's fine, Dilly, just came to check in on you,
that's all.
- Oh.
- Jolene still gone?
- Yeah, gone for about a month now.
Dishes been spoiling for a while.
- Yeah, for too long.
- Yes, sir.
- But that ain't on you, girl, do you understand me?
And you ain't got to drown in it no more
and you gonna stay with us from now on.
[Dilly laughs happily]
A child ain't meant to be separated from her blood,
but your mama...
She made her choice a long time ago.
Now you got a choice you got to make.
She can't be a part of you no more.
- Well, what if she comes back?
- Well, then she'll come back to an empty house
'cause there ain't gonna be nothing here for her.
You understand me?
- Yeah.
- [Lemuel] All right, then, I'll leave you girls to it.
- [Dilly] Hey, can I ask you something?
- [Mara] Mmhmm?
- It's just...
My ma never told me much.
- About what?
- Well...
You know what happens before a wedding can take place?
[Mara sighs]
- I'm supposed to see Sister Slaughter, that's all I know.
- Oh.
[Mara gasps in pain]
- Did you hurt yourself?
- Garret, you're back.
I didn't expect you so soon.
- Even a week in jail's hard on a man.
I'm afraid the troubles ain't over yet.
Tell me if I hurt you?
- They came for us before.
They tore up the church, took Daddy in the middle
of the sermon.
I don't know how long he was gone.
I was little, so a while I guess.
- Must've been scary.
- Garret.
What you did for the church, for Daddy...
Thank you.
- [laughs] I did it for you, Mara.
You must know that.
Now I love your daddy and the church, well,
the church gave me a new life, you know, it drove
the demons from my heart.
But it is you that keeps 'em gone.
Ain't never laid eyes on something so pure.
I would do anything to keep you, Mara, anything.
[Garret laughs]
[atmospheric music]
- Jesus shed blood for us.
For our healing.
He died on that cross to break the devil's power.
[crowd murmurs agreement]
Now the devil, the devil, the devil, the devil.
The devil has made home in this little boy,
in this little child of God
but the Lord can save him. - That's right.
- Oh yes he can. - That's right, that's right.
[Lemuel sighs]
- Now we must not be deceived
by the lies of the material world.
The Lord is the only medicine that this boy needs, amen?
- [All] Amen.
- Look at me, son. [sighs]
I say out, sickness, I say get out, get out, get out, devil,
get out, you have no place here, let the Holy Ghost
shine through, heavenly father, shine through him,
Clean his heart, Clean his lungs, get out...
[speaks in tongues]
Get out, get out, get out!
Mara, you'll see Sister Slaughter first thing
in the morning, you hear me?
- Yes sir.
[somber music]
[door knocks]
- All right, stand up then.
[unsettling music]
Go on, lay back.
- Why?
- There's a process has to happen before a wedding
can take place.
- We all had to go through it, come on.
[unsettling music]
- Okay, hold yourself there now.
[unsettling music]
[Mara grunts uncomfortably]
You can sit up.
Leave us?
[unsettling music]
[door closes]
Does Garret know?
[unsettling music]
I suppose your daddy didn't neither.
- No.
- Best keep it that way for now.
[water trickles]
[somber music]
- Thank you, oh Lord, for this bounty.
May it nourish our bodies as you have nourished our souls.
In Jesus name, amen.
- Amen. - Amen.
- Mmm, mmm.
That's good. [laughs]
What's rustling you, girl?
- You all right?
- Think I'll turn in.
- You know how females are, always getting riled up
about something.
Damn, this is good, Dilly.
- [laughs] Just wait til you try the sweet potatoes.
- That's where I'm headed.
Mmm.
[Dilly laughs]
[atmospheric music]
[sander drones]
- Hey.
Hey.
Hey!
- Hey.
- Didn't mean to interrupt.
- No.
Everything okay?
[Mara sniffles]
- Everything's just so mixed up right now
and I'm trying to see it and I'm trying to see his plan,
what I'm meant for, but I can't see it.
- Hey, hey, hey. - I can't see anything.
- It's all right, come here, it's all right, it's okay.
[Mara sobs]
I'm sorry.
Mara, Mara, don't.
I think you should just go, okay?
- I don't understand.
- Look, I'm trying real hard to do what you asked.
Just walk away?
I got a place down in Leedsburg.
Lined up a job.
- You're leaving?
- Yeah.
I mean, there's nothing left for me here.
- I better let you get back to it, then.
Maybe I'll see you before you go.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
[sander drones]
[door opens]
- You been messing around with the pastor's daughter?
- What?
No, Mama, I gotta go.
- She's pregnant.
- What?
- You tell me, is that your baby, August?
My God.
You could burn for this.
- Just leave God out of this for once, Ma, please.
- You'll be punished in this life and the next.
- Stop!
- God'll have another man raising up your own,
claiming yours for his.
- Don't say that!
- You have to repent, you have to beg for forgiveness
or he will deny you as you have denied him.
Okay, you have to make this right, August, please.
You have to.
[somber music]
- [Augie] Hey.
- Hey.
- I'll take one of those too.
- Of course.
- Thank you.
- You know, I took a walk in nature this morning,
my property, and I just looked and I listened.
He calls to us, the Holy Ghost does,
whispering in voices in the wind, in the rain,
in the serpent's rattle.
But if you get quiet, you can hear him.
Can you hear him?
[snakes hiss]
- I do.
I do.
[crowd whispers in surprise]
- Why, the Lord calls a child of our church home.
Come on up here, Augie, come on up here, he is calling.
[crowd whispers]
Are you ready to submit yourself before the Holy Ghost?
[atmospheric music]
- Yes, I am.
- Hallelujah.
[crowd murmurs in appreciation]
- Praise Jesus, hallelujah, praise God.
[snake hisses]
[suspenseful music]
Thank you, Jesus.
[snake hisses]
Holy Ghost.
Praise be to God.
Thank you Jesus.
[suspenseful music]
Praise be, thank you, Jesus.
- Hallelujah. - Thank you, Jesus.
[suspenseful music]
[snake hisses]
[Augie gasps]
[music resolves]
[snake hisses]
[Augie gasps in pain]
- Okay.
[suspenseful music]
♪ Up from the grave he arose
♪ A mighty triumph o'er his foes ♪
♪ He arose a victor from the dark domain ♪
♪ And he lives forever with his saints to reign ♪
♪ He arose
♪ Hallelujah
♪ Christ arose
- [Augie] It burns, oh, God, it burns, it burns so bad.
[Augie sobs]
- Okay, let's see how bad it got you.
[Augie whimpers]
- Please, I need a doctor, please, please.
- A doctor ain't gonna do nothing for you, son.
Only an honest faith is gonna get you through this, Augie,
an honest faith and your belief in him.
He's asking you to believe in him, son.
Believe in him.
[Augie sobs]
- Ma, Ma, please, please.
[eerie music]
Please.
- You listen to your Pastor, boy.
[Augie sobs]
- You have to save your breath for your prayers.
You're being tested.
- We're all being tested.
Come.
[Augie sobs]
[eerie music]
- Jesus, we pray that you'll hold him
and you'll surround him and he's loved, in this moment.
[Lemuel prays inaudibly]
[Augie sobs]
- Came to see if you needed anything.
- No, darling, just prayers.
- And rest, best we go downstairs and give it to him.
[eerie music]
[Augie pants]
[Augie sobs]
- The Lord said when there are two or more gathered
in my name, there will I be also.
Let us lift up our dear Augie with a song of our Lord
Jesus Christ, help him beat the devil that is cutting
like acid through his veins.
You remember, the devil made a home in this young child,
young Jed's lungs, and the prayers had cast him out?
[Zeke speaks inaudibly]
Those were your prayers that saved this innocent child
and the Lord will hear our call again.
He will join in our song.
Let the prayer of the faithful raise the one who is sick
and the Lord will heal him, in Jesus name, amen.
- [All] Amen.
- He's gonna be fine.
- Just cut a little too deep, is all.
Better stitch him up quick.
- We got clean rags.
- Can't keep still.
- All right.
- I can do it.
- Um, is he gonna be okay?
- Hush now, girl, let's let them do this
with a little privacy.
- You as good as lied to me.
Let me thinking Garret was the daddy of that baby.
- I couldn't find my way to the truth of it.
- Well, God's punishing you both now.
[group murmurs indistinctly]
- Mara's still tending to him?
- Well, we all got to do our part.
- Think she's done more than enough now Lemuel.
- We're a community, son, and he needs her help.
Poor boy was asking to go to the hospital.
- He goes to town, the law'll be here in no time.
It'll be for you.
- Well, then pray, and quiet your heart
because mine ain't even whispering. [sighs]
- Mara.
Mara.
[Mara gasps]
- I've got to tell the others you're awake.
- You have to help me.
- [Mara] I have to tell the others you're awake.
- No, no, don't, stay, listen, listen,
I need a hospital, please, I ain't gonna make it otherwise.
- Don't say that.
The Holy Ghost called to you in the night and you heard him.
He called to you, you heard him.
- No. - He ain't gonna abandon you.
- Listen to me.
I didn't hear the Holy Ghost, okay?
I never have.
Mara, I did it for you.
Mara, I will die here, you have to help me, please.
Please.
- I think you better rest, okay?
[Augie sobs]
And if you won't pray, then I will.
- Okay, okay, okay, then can you at least just
do it here with me?
[eerie music]
- What in Christ--
What are you up to, girl?
- Get off me. - You tell me.
- Take your goddamn hands off her.
- Get off me. - You tell me,
what are you up to, you tell me.
- That's enough, boy!
Devil's at work here, poisoning her, poisoning you.
Now you take yourself home, girl too.
- Come on.
- Go.
[somber music]
[door slams]
- You will stay away from him and that house.
[door slams]
[Garret pants]
- Mara?
What are you doing?
- Just listening to the wind.
[somber music]
[snake hisses]
- I made you a plate if you're hungry.
- Thanks, Dilly.
- Mara?
Where are you going?
- Looking in on Augie.
You coming?
- Oh, you're gonna be the death of me.
Yeah, I'm coming. - Hurry.
[car approaches]
- Do you hear that?
Morning, Pastor.
- I ain't got business with you, Dilly.
Get in the car, Mara.
[Augie whimpers]
- Thought he'd find his way out of it by now.
- I'm so sorry.
- Sorry?
My boy's still fighting, what are you sorry for?
- I...
It's...
It's just sad seeing Augie this way.
- Go on, finish your prayers.
[Hope pants]
[truck approaches]
- This ain't gonna end well for you, son.
- She'll settle down after the wedding.
- Not if you don't start acting like a man.
Teach her to be a wife, it ain't my place to.
That's God's law, that ain't mine.
[water runs]
[Mara sniffles]
[faint country music]
- Mara?
Better get the soaking tub.
[faint country music]
- Mara?
Go on.
[faint country music]
[Mara sighs]
- There are limits to what I'll let you do to me, Garret.
- This is our fault, Zeke.
We let him slip away.
Just sat here.
Waiting by as the devil hisself crept into his heart.
And now we're gonna lose him, we're gonna lose our boy.
He ain't gonna make it through another night.
- Not with that arm, he ain't.
- Zeke, what are you saying?
- I'm saying we ain't gonna stand by no more.
- But it ain't supposed to be up to us no more.
The spirit must run his course.
God took your thumb, wasn't your daddy.
- He would've if he had to.
[somber music]
- Dilly, how is he?
- He's got that look on him, same as the rest.
- No, he made it through the first night.
- You best say your goodbyes.
I know you two was close.
[Mara sighs]
I'm sorry.
[somber music]
[Mara sobs]
- This is my fault.
Not his, I'm the one that should be punished.
- Hey.
Loving somebody ain't a sin, Mara.
It's all right.
[somber music]
- You don't understand.
- [Dilly] What?
- I got his baby in me.
[somber music]
- Oh no.
Oh.
Mara.
[somber music]
[dog howls]
[Garret howls]
- Would y'all go get him?
Tonight ain't the night for that kind of behavior.
- I'll go get him.
[door creaks]
Garret.
[Garret howls]
Hey, there you are.
[Garret sighs]
- The Pastor send you to get me or...
Do you just love me? [laughs]
- Please, Garret, stop, what are you doing?
Stop acting like that.
- Oh. [laughs]
Okay, Dilly Pickett telling me how to act. [laughs]
Okay.
- This ain't about me.
- Mmhmm.
- I came to talk to you.
- Go on.
What important thing do you have to tell me?
- Um...
- Go on, little bird.
- It's about Mara.
- What about Mara?
- I'm worried that she's losing herself.
She ain't listening to the spirit no more.
- What makes you think that?
- Because of Augie.
- Better go on, tell me.
- Matthew seven tells us to ask and it shall be given.
Heavenly father, I am asking you to reach your strong hands
inside this young man's heart to be his strength
in his time of need.
[door creaks]
- You trying to make a fool of me, huh?
- No.
- Everything that I got, mmhmm,
everything that I am, I fucking gave to you, Mara.
All of it.
I loved you, Mara.
I loved you more than anything.
Christ, I still do.
But it is killing me.
You're killing me.
You understand that?
- I'm sorry-- - Beauty, oh?
Why'd you lie, huh, why'd you say that you loved me?
- I didn't.
[eerie music]
- Whoa, whoa, hey.
What'd you say?
- You're hurting me.
- What did you say?
- Garret, you're hurting me.
[Mara grunts] [glass shatters]
[both shout]
- Garret, Garret!
- What in God's name?
- You don't understand, just let me, let me--
[Lemuel pants]
Lemuel, she's a whore, Lemuel.
Hey, wait a minute, no, no, hey, hey, just wait a minute,
no, hey, hey.
- You get outta here right now.
- No, you can't put this on me.
- Go or I swear to God I'll bury you.
- Don't put this on me, Lemuel.
That's not my baby in her.
[gun clicks]
[gun fires]
[door opens]
[truck starts]
[somber music]
[Lemuel pants]
[Mara sobs]
- Daddy.
- It's time to get clean, girl.
[Augie pants]
- Harold got more from the vet.
- Tell the boys we're ready.
[snakes hiss]
[eerie music]
[Lemuel sobs]
- Satan seduced Eve. [sniffles]
So that he could pollute all mankind.
Woman is the first sinner and she must be cleansed.
[snakes hiss]
Come on, girl, come on and get clean.
[eerie music]
[door opens]
[eerie music]
[snake hisses]
- All right, let her get cleaned, let her get cleaned.
[eerie music]
By the serpent we'll purify you.
By the serpent we'll cleanse you.
The serpent will cleanse you.
[eerie music] [snake hisses]
- Hold him down.
Augie, I'm here, I'm here, boy.
[knife whirs]
[Augie sobs]
[Hope sobs]
[eerie music]
[snake hisses]
[snake quiets]
[Lemuel sobs]
- The Lord has forgiven you.
The Lord has heard your prayers.
He has forgiven you, Mara.
[Mara sniffles]
- Augie needs help, and not the kind that we can give him.
- Hey.
You walk out that door, you don't come back.
You understand me?
- Bye, Daddy.
- Mara, Mara?
[eerie music]
[Mara pants]
- What are you doing, girl?
- I came for Augie.
He needs a doctor.
- What he needs is to find his faith and God'll answer.
- He won't, not Augie, he's not like us, he never was.
- I won't hear this, what you're saying'll put my boy under,
bury him so deep Jesus himself won't find him.
- Hope.
We ain't got no more time.
He'll be gone before sunup.
- That's enough.
- No, it ain't, honey.
We ain't got no more time.
- You told me that I needed to find someone who sees me
like you see each other, through and through. [pants]
That's Augie for me.
And I aim to be that for him.
And I ain't gonna let him down anymore.
He asked me to take him off this mountain.
That's what I'm gonna do, you hear?
- I hear you.
[somber music]
- Come on, keys in the truck.
- Come on.
[Augie pants]
- You're gonna be okay.
[Augie moans]
[hopeful music]
[somber music]