An investigation of a college student's missing boyfriend becomes quite strange when she begins to see him periodically HD
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00:00:00Not going. Not dressing up like an adult.
00:00:04Yeah, but we're game day players. Come on. Let's go.
00:00:12I put on the clothes and I feel better for a second.
00:00:16Like I'm somebody with someplace to go.
00:00:18But then I think I'm a complete fraud and they'll see right through me.
00:00:30A fine fantasy object, but useful too.
00:00:33Shitting, sitting, insulation in the winter months.
00:00:35Damn.
00:00:44It's not an easy job, Mark.
00:00:45You're the most sought after graduate in history.
00:00:48Know your value. Sell to the highest bidder.
00:00:51Now we know your market share of existing markets.
00:00:53Nothing else matters.
00:00:55You can talk about your art history, your derrida, your lavida, your poetry,
00:01:00but in reality, the moment you step outside the magic circle drawn around this institution,
00:01:05you are at the mercy of market forces.
00:01:08And nowhere will prepare you more thoroughly to harness those forces for your own benefit
00:01:12than McKinsey and Company Consulting.
00:01:14Remember, follow the bouncing ball to McKinsey.
00:01:17You've got to get over to iBank and you won't buy work out close for ten years.
00:01:21Somehow I don't see you working in a bank.
00:01:24Thanks.
00:01:27I calculated the odds of getting hired by McKinsey.
00:01:30I'm a Stanforder here. It's about 500 to 1.
00:01:33From anywhere else, forget about it.
00:01:36Why do you tell me these things?
00:01:55So, how are you doing?
00:01:58I'm fine.
00:02:00That could be the most dangerous lie you tell today.
00:02:03Come on, Bill. I've been back for ten minutes. Just put me to work.
00:02:06I'll be okay.
00:02:10Got a missing persons.
00:02:12Male, Caucasian, 24 years.
00:02:15Name, Embry Larkin.
00:02:17That's the one this kid go missing.
00:02:20Name, Embry Larkin.
00:02:22That's the one this kid go missing.
00:02:24Two years ago, in the university.
00:02:27Rich kid. Dropped out. No family.
00:02:30Some lawyer, trustee says he hasn't touched his accounts.
00:02:35Now tell me he was on drugs and depressed.
00:02:37Well, there is a drug thing, yeah.
00:02:39Come on, Bill. He drove up north with a couple of rocks in his pocket. He jumped in a lake.
00:02:43Hey, we're not looking at any home runs here, okay?
00:02:46Kid had money. It's going to get investigated.
00:02:49And you're the right guy today.
00:02:51You gonna give me a cruiser?
00:02:57Boa. B-O-A.
00:02:59My mother's been to a snake church.
00:03:01Did you say snake church?
00:03:02Yeah. Snake church.
00:03:04Okay. Persian religious teacher. Nine letters.
00:03:06Zara Lester.
00:03:08Right. Good and evil.
00:03:09My book is Genius Genius Capitalized.
00:03:11He's a physicist. I should know this.
00:03:13You have weird hair.
00:03:14Feynman. F-E-
00:03:15I can spell Feynman. F-U-C. Feynman.
00:03:18I'm sorry.
00:03:20My McKenzie interview is in 30 minutes.
00:03:22Personally, I'm not a dog that salivates every time some i-bank or consultant rings his little bell.
00:03:27Hey, um, Katie, um, I love being friends in quotation marks. It makes me so horny.
00:03:36Knock it off. We are friends.
00:03:38Hey, Katie. Amanda. Sam. August.
00:03:43So, um, we were just talking about friendship and how some-
00:03:46How will I be selling out?
00:03:47Sooner or later. Some of us sooner than others.
00:03:50No, you guys, I think it's just really about doing what makes you happy.
00:03:53He's right. Harrison, you're just so hopeful.
00:03:58Oh, thanks.
00:04:18Sorry to keep you waiting.
00:04:22I already spoke with two officers. I'm not sure what else I can tell you.
00:04:26Right, right. Well, those other two detectives are no longer on this case.
00:04:30I am.
00:04:33So what makes you think Embry-Larkin is dead?
00:04:35Purely account activity. We haven't heard from him in a couple of years.
00:04:38He hasn't used any credit facilities.
00:04:40But this kid was all over the map.
00:04:42I mean, how do we know he's not sitting on some island smoking Thai stick wearing a sheet?
00:04:45He also had two first-class airline tickets to Athens, Greece that he never used.
00:04:50It takes seven years for a missing person to be declared dead.
00:04:53Now's as good a time as any to get the ball rolling.
00:04:56Right. Well, who gets the money?
00:04:59The Larkin Foundation.
00:05:00All of it?
00:05:01All of it.
00:05:02Look, his family was a client of the original partners.
00:05:06I don't know this kid at all.
00:05:45I'm sorry.
00:06:07Katie.
00:06:09Hi, Katie Burke.
00:06:10There is a message for you.
00:06:12Your thesis advisor, Professor Jergensen's office.
00:06:15They said I should find you, so I did.
00:06:17Here's the message.
00:06:21It says for you to come to Jergensen's house.
00:06:23That's scary.
00:06:24How's your thesis coming anyway?
00:06:27It's almost done. How's yours?
00:06:29Turned it in.
00:06:33Ms. Burke?
00:06:34I'd like to have you meet Wade Handler.
00:06:36He's a police officer.
00:06:37Hello.
00:06:38Hi.
00:06:39Mr. Handler has a line of inquiry.
00:06:41That's detective, Professor.
00:06:43Doctor.
00:06:44Detective.
00:06:45Detective Handler has a line of inquiry that he's forcing upon the college.
00:06:48Force?
00:06:49Oh, no, we don't use force.
00:06:50Not in the People's Republic.
00:06:51We ask politely.
00:06:52Because the college is good for the tax base,
00:06:54which is good for the community,
00:06:55which is good for everybody.
00:06:57So, um, Katherine Burke.
00:07:00Katie.
00:07:01Katie.
00:07:03I'm investigating a young man who was a student here.
00:07:06Embry Larkin?
00:07:07Something happen to him?
00:07:09Well, that's what I'm trying to find out.
00:07:11What was your relationship?
00:07:14He was my boyfriend.
00:07:15Detective, this college is very proactive about the privacy of its students.
00:07:21Well, I understand, Doctor. I'll be gentle.
00:07:25So, he was your boyfriend?
00:07:29He disappeared.
00:07:31He left school.
00:07:32He disappeared or he left school?
00:07:34Which?
00:07:35Both, I think. I...
00:07:37haven't heard from him.
00:07:39Not once?
00:07:40Not even once.
00:07:41Do you have any idea where he might be?
00:07:43No.
00:07:48That's fine.
00:07:50Thank you for your time.
00:07:52Here's my card. If you think of anything else, just give me a call.
00:07:54All right.
00:07:55How's your thesis coming?
00:07:56I'm learning so much.
00:07:58Do you have a draft for me?
00:07:59Close, really close.
00:08:02Let's preserve our open doors!
00:08:03Go home, leave it alone!
00:08:05Let's preserve our open doors!
00:08:07Go home, leave it alone!
00:08:09Let's preserve our open doors!
00:08:31Let's preserve our open doors!
00:09:01Let's preserve our open doors!
00:09:17How'd it go?
00:09:20I completely blew it.
00:09:24There's tea and stale pastries.
00:09:27Don't, whatever you do, take one.
00:09:30I got crumbs all over my cashmere sweater.
00:09:32I won't be wearing a cashmere sweater, so I don't think that'll be a problem.
00:09:36Ooh, working class hero. Good strategy.
00:09:39They hated me, I could tell.
00:09:41They want Vietnamese orphans.
00:09:43And engineers.
00:09:45God, why wasn't I born a Vietnamese orphan?
00:09:47This is so familiar.
00:09:49I blew it, I'm a loser.
00:09:50And then, oh look, I got an A.
00:09:52No.
00:09:53I lost my concentration.
00:09:55I wasn't supposed to concentrate, I was supposed to be effortless.
00:09:58And then, I started concentrating and becoming earnest.
00:10:01And then I started seeing them as seeing me,
00:10:03as seeing myself as the type of person who wants to appear earnest.
00:10:06Which is completely wrong.
00:10:08Do you hear what's going on up here?
00:10:11I hate wearing these itchy pants.
00:10:14How do I look?
00:10:16How do you think you look?
00:10:18Thank you, look.
00:10:32Headline.
00:10:34Composer of questionable talent excoriates audience for enjoying his music.
00:10:40In a bizarre exercise in self-loathing,
00:10:43senior Embry Larkin,
00:10:45winner of the Leonard Bernstein Award for original composition,
00:10:48stood up before his latest theatrical production,
00:10:52Trip Hop Inferno,
00:10:57and lacerated the audience for their attendance.
00:11:02He flipped off 200 people and disappeared three weeks before graduation.
00:11:07He was already summa cum laude.
00:11:10And he says, screw you and your degree.
00:11:14Succeeding theatrical and standard Embry.
00:11:18What was standard about him?
00:11:20Dropped out twice.
00:11:21Wants to work on some archaeological dig in Cambodia.
00:11:25Wants to work in a factory.
00:11:28I expect him to pop up running La Scala,
00:11:31or the Berlin Opera.
00:11:33What a guy.
00:11:36800 math SATs, 3.94 GPA.
00:11:40Thesis?
00:11:41Emerging ancillary markets in the global wireless revolution.
00:11:45I bet that's quite a read.
00:11:47We're actually looking to beef up our tech practice,
00:11:49but then you probably already knew that.
00:11:53So, Katherine Burke.
00:11:56Who are you? Where do you come from?
00:11:59I grew up in the middle of nowhere.
00:12:01The birthplace of Wendell Willkie is 20 miles away, and that's about it.
00:12:04My mom works in a bottling plant and sells Nutrilife products,
00:12:07and my dad left when I was little.
00:12:09I never really knew him.
00:12:16Tell us about a problem you've encountered.
00:12:19My guidance counselor tried to keep me from applying to good schools.
00:12:23I thought she was my friend.
00:12:25She said she understood me and that I would be happier staying close to home,
00:12:28junior college or secretarial school.
00:12:31She hated me.
00:12:32What action did you take?
00:12:34I invited a senator who attended college here to speak at our school.
00:12:38And what was the result?
00:12:39I got a strong letter of recommendation from a U.S. senator,
00:12:42was accepted early decision, and they gave me lots of financial aid.
00:12:46And what did you learn from this experience?
00:12:48Truthfully?
00:12:49Of course.
00:12:52Mrs. Castleman was a sneaky bitch.
00:12:56It was the first time I was betrayed by someone I trusted.
00:12:59I looked up to her.
00:13:00I didn't come close to understanding the depth to which she resented me.
00:13:03I learned that people who help me, who invest in me, become my partners,
00:13:07that my success is their success, that relationships are symbiotic.
00:13:11I learned responsibility based on others' faith in me.
00:13:15I hope to be able to pay some dividends to those investors.
00:13:20How many pennies do you think it would take to fill this room?
00:13:23With or without a senate?
00:13:31βͺ
00:13:39Whoa, whoa, stop!
00:13:42Okay, that was appalling.
00:13:45Sopranos, this piece was written by monks who believed in God.
00:13:50They're singing not to other monks, but to God.
00:13:55They're singing about God to God.
00:14:00And you think I'm a tough audience.
00:14:03Okay, I'd like to hear you, you, and you.
00:14:09Step down here.
00:14:15From the beginning.
00:14:17And...
00:14:18βͺ
00:14:36You and you.
00:14:42And...
00:14:44βͺ
00:15:00You.
00:15:06Again.
00:15:10Sing.
00:15:15βͺ
00:15:21This is the spirit dissolving in the music and carrying up to God.
00:15:25Open up and let it rip.
00:15:29Don't perform, create.
00:15:32Say, use, I hate you, but I hate you on my knees.
00:15:37I am the infantile center of the goddamn universe!
00:15:42Everyone!
00:15:43I am the infantile center of the goddamn universe!
00:15:47Now, everyone!
00:15:49βͺ
00:16:12Are you listening to this?
00:16:22Water polo or lacrosse?
00:16:24Lacrosse.
00:16:28Word is, you slaughtered it.
00:16:30I talked to Brian, whose brother dates that cold fish, Susan.
00:16:33Did you really call him that?
00:16:35Yeah.
00:16:36Word is, you slaughtered it.
00:16:37I talked to Brian, whose brother dates that cold fish, Susan.
00:16:40Did you really call some lady a bitch?
00:16:43Slight exaggeration.
00:16:45Yeah, they saw 60 people and liked exactly two.
00:16:47You and a North Korean girl who speaks eight languages.
00:16:53They said that?
00:16:56βͺ
00:17:08Miss Burke, you sure work hard.
00:17:12Listen, do you have time for a cup of coffee?
00:17:14No, I really don't.
00:17:16βͺ
00:17:34Steam heat.
00:17:36The best kind.
00:17:40Doesn't dry you out up here.
00:17:45You're not a big one for small talk, are you?
00:17:47I mean, I get it, believe me.
00:17:48A person can really piss their life away talking to idiots.
00:17:59Do you think it's possible this kid Emory might have killed himself?
00:18:05Nobody with Emory's self-regard would kill himself.
00:18:08Nobody.
00:18:09He would have himself bronzed first.
00:18:13In fact, if you see a statue of him somewhere,
00:18:16check and see if there's a person inside.
00:18:20He hurt you that badly, huh?
00:18:26It's none of your business.
00:18:27Well, actually, it's my job, so it is my business.
00:18:30You know, I'd love to just pal around and talk about the past.
00:18:32Really, I would, but I'm actually trying to move on with my life right now.
00:18:37Right.
00:18:41I'll see you in a minute.
00:18:55He's alive, baby!
00:18:56He's alive!
00:19:001030 on a Friday night.
00:19:02I wonder where Katie is.
00:19:03I thought you were entertaining on the lacrosse team.
00:19:05I was being entertained by the lacrosse team.
00:19:07The global wireless revolution won't be safe until tomorrow.
00:19:10The day after, we're leaving.
00:19:18Wait for his chair.
00:19:24Yeah, you want a blender drink?
00:19:26No, blender drink sucks.
00:19:34Sorry.
00:19:41Oh, look, it's a Siberian bear.
00:19:45Who paid for all of this?
00:19:47What?
00:19:48Who paid for all of this?
00:19:50His dad was just appointed governor of Udru-Pradesh.
00:19:53Good evening, Mr. Vaughn.
00:19:58To Russia.
00:19:59What?
00:20:00To Russia.
00:20:01To Russia.
00:20:02Cheers.
00:20:07Magic.
00:20:09Again.
00:20:10Again.
00:20:11Again.
00:20:12Again.
00:20:19Drink!
00:20:20Drink!
00:20:21Drink!
00:20:22Drink!
00:20:40Drink!
00:21:00So beautiful.
00:21:09So beautiful.
00:21:18So beautiful.
00:21:27So beautiful.
00:21:40Are you all right?
00:21:42No.
00:21:44Look, Katie, a cop stopped by my room.
00:21:49He left a note.
00:21:51Said he wanted to ask questions about Emory.
00:21:59He probably talked to you first, and, uh...
00:22:03I was just hoping it didn't upset you.
00:22:06Listen, my entire body feels like rusty metal.
00:22:13And I'm seeing things.
00:22:18I think I might have a chemical depression.
00:22:20Come on.
00:22:22You're not one of those people.
00:22:24What people?
00:22:26The problem people, you know?
00:22:28Hey, look, have you seen my new problem?
00:22:30Hey, guess what? I got a shiny new problem.
00:22:33A shiny new problem.
00:22:35You're not like that.
00:22:38You're amazing.
00:22:40No, I'm not.
00:22:42Okay, um, you know what?
00:22:45This is what we should do first.
00:22:47Let's get out of here.
00:22:48There is a huge anti-globalization rally.
00:22:50We could camp out.
00:22:52We could get arrested.
00:22:54Just stand for something.
00:22:56I'd like to go to sleep now.
00:22:59And when I wake up, I'll stand for something.
00:23:01Katie, it's not a joke.
00:23:03Yes, it is.
00:23:04Harrison, it's a huge joke.
00:23:06Anti-globalization?
00:23:07You might as well stop oxygen or the sun coming up.
00:23:11You know what?
00:23:14You're really tired.
00:23:15Oh, yeah.
00:23:17You're very tired, and I am not.
00:23:19I'm gonna go.
00:23:21Um...
00:23:23You know, if you're thinking about it,
00:23:25please try not to forget our plans this weekend.
00:23:28Okay?
00:23:32Okay.
00:23:44Let's talk about you.
00:23:47About your yodeling.
00:23:51Level with me.
00:23:52You've never sung anything before, have you?
00:23:55I've sung.
00:23:57Shower, walking, sort of under my breath.
00:24:01Burt Baccarat, Johnny Mathis.
00:24:09I wanted to meet you.
00:24:28Up, up, up.
00:24:36You're a virgin.
00:24:39Nobody this organized ever had time for sex.
00:24:43Okay, Katie from Rushville.
00:24:45If you have a voice, you sing.
00:24:47Nobody ever said if you had a voice, you'd take finance.
00:24:58What now?
00:25:01Whoa, is this a bad time, or...?
00:25:04No, I'm sorry, I thought you were somebody else.
00:25:08That's good for me, not for them.
00:25:11So we're having a little event, an NBA game,
00:25:14kind of a meet-and-greet.
00:25:16It's fun, you know?
00:25:18Yeah, it's fun.
00:25:20It's fun.
00:25:22It's fun.
00:25:24So we're having a little event, an NBA game,
00:25:27kind of a meet-and-greet.
00:25:29It's fun, you know, if you're into pretending
00:25:31you're not under a microscope.
00:25:33Do you like basketball, or...?
00:25:36I don't know.
00:25:38Oh.
00:25:40Sure, I'll come.
00:25:44Thank you, it's exciting.
00:25:47Oh, that's for you.
00:25:55Your helplessness can have serious psychological ramifications.
00:26:01Powerless people become either hostile or passive.
00:26:06Neither is desirable.
00:26:08We need to feel that we are heard
00:26:10and that justice has been attempted
00:26:13when we feel we are unfairly treated.
00:26:17Negotiation for resolution of disputes.
00:26:21When your actions prevent another from achieving their goal,
00:26:25this is earned and honored.
00:26:48Where is this?
00:26:50We're in a theater.
00:26:52Embry was interested in non-traditional space.
00:26:56This is under the theater.
00:26:58My final production,
00:27:00metal brow for lowbrows.
00:27:03But look, we're under the stage like hell itself.
00:27:07Isn't that brilliant?
00:27:10It's derivative.
00:27:13You people are derivative.
00:27:16You haven't produced a real artist in over a decade,
00:27:18and I would rather be dead than live mediocre.
00:27:21So one last announcement before the show.
00:27:26Screw this play,
00:27:28screw this place,
00:27:31and screw you people.
00:27:36And then he vanished.
00:27:38Like a magic trick.
00:27:41Where do you think he went?
00:27:43Word is he had a car waiting.
00:27:45He probably went to the airport.
00:28:15wind whistling
00:28:33I guess I haven't been feeling like myself lately,
00:28:37whatever that means.
00:28:39I mean, I don't, I don't know what myself feels like.
00:28:44It's subjective and changes all the time.
00:28:48Have you been feeling uneasy?
00:28:53I'm having trouble finishing my thesis.
00:28:57Uh, I'm having trouble sleeping,
00:29:00and when I do sleep, I'm having these weird dreams.
00:29:05Oh.
00:29:08You're exhausted, yeah?
00:29:11Emotionally, mentally, and physically?
00:29:32Okay.
00:29:35Okay.
00:29:37This should help you with the anxiety, all right?
00:29:40And I'd like to schedule a regular time for us,
00:29:44at least until exams are over.
00:29:47Okay?
00:29:49I just keep thinking that the finish line is right there,
00:29:52and if I can just get across it, then everything will be okay.
00:29:56We'll get you across.
00:29:59So I'm going to see him now, I guess, on a regular basis.
00:30:03You just want to do him, I know you.
00:30:06You know you.
00:30:08He is cute.
00:30:10Sorry, he's not my type.
00:30:12Smart, sensitive, wants only to talk about you?
00:30:14How is that not your type?
00:30:16Sam, I can't read, I can't sleep.
00:30:18I'm sure Dr. Dave will be able to give you what you need.
00:30:21I'm serious.
00:30:23Okay, okay.
00:30:25Did he sit behind his desk, or did he pull his chair close to you?
00:30:29Close to me.
00:30:31Did he lean over like this?
00:30:36Did he look into your eyes like this?
00:30:40You're going to do him.
00:30:42Sam, come on, how long has it been, sophomore year?
00:30:46What if it's rusty or broken?
00:30:51I still feel like I'm betraying him.
00:30:53Embry, please.
00:30:56What if Embry comes back?
00:30:58He'd wreck your life, just like before.
00:31:05Listen, I want to tell you something.
00:31:09I believe your friend Embry is dead.
00:31:14He had two airline tickets for Athens, Greece, never used, no credit activity.
00:31:19He didn't believe in credit.
00:31:21No cash withdrawals, no ATM.
00:31:24What is that other ticket for you?
00:31:26Were you going to Athens?
00:31:30Originally, but we were both having second thoughts.
00:31:33I saw the beginning of that show, the speech to the audience.
00:31:38Look, that was just Embry being Embry.
00:31:41He was going for shock value.
00:31:43He was leaving, I was a sophomore.
00:31:45I mean, I thought that he would call from Europe and maybe I would meet up with him in the summer.
00:31:52I never heard from him.
00:31:58You have unusually kind eyes.
00:32:04See you around, detective.
00:32:12I'm Wade Handler. I'm a cop.
00:32:21You don't have to share if you don't want to.
00:32:25I don't even know what to say.
00:32:30I find toll booth tickets and credit card receipts for bars and towns I didn't think I'd been to.
00:32:38One day I went out to my car and there's a dent in the front.
00:32:44I look closer.
00:32:47There's blood and some brown hair.
00:32:54I still don't know what happened.
00:32:58Maybe it was a cat.
00:33:03There was an incident two years ago involving an undergraduate student and illegal drugs.
00:33:08Right. What do you want to know about Embry Larkin?
00:33:10Well, he got himself arrested. I want to know what he was selling. Was it heroin?
00:33:14Heroin? Embry? Are you kidding?
00:33:17I'm not kidding.
00:33:18No, no. He wasn't into that shit.
00:33:21They put him on Ritalin when he was three. You know, your standard ADD misdiagnosis.
00:33:29Okay, um...
00:33:33Basically, he was taking Welbitrin, which is sort of like having a perfect cup of coffee.
00:33:38You know, it was great for work, great for repetitive tasks.
00:33:41Adding some Paxil, which is anti-depression, anti-anxiety.
00:33:44You know, that general sense of well-being.
00:33:47Was he selling it?
00:33:48Look, Embry's dad was rich, and Embry's mom was rich,
00:33:51and they died when he was three or four, making him doubly rich, so...
00:33:55So what'd it do?
00:33:57Made him normal, you know, when he took it.
00:34:41What the fuck?
00:35:11Okay.
00:35:37Okay.
00:35:41Okay.
00:36:11Okay.
00:36:41Okay.
00:37:11Okay.
00:37:13Okay.
00:37:39I heard my name whispered.
00:37:41Katie.
00:37:43Katie.
00:37:46There was somebody on the other side of the row of books.
00:37:50I think it was my old boyfriend. I think he's back.
00:37:52I'm almost certain I saw him in his car, and I think he's been watching me.
00:37:57And how did that make you feel?
00:37:59Nervous.
00:38:01Elated.
00:38:04Scared.
00:38:07I want to see him, but...
00:38:11I'm scared that I want to see him.
00:38:13Why do you say scared?
00:38:15Because I lost a part of myself with him.
00:38:18It just dissolved.
00:38:23He was like a drug.
00:38:25And he was locked inside the library with you?
00:38:29I think so, yes.
00:38:31But you hadn't seen him in two years.
00:38:33I know how this sounds.
00:38:35Katie fell asleep in an old library,
00:38:37which is terrifying under the best of circumstances.
00:38:40You're facing your graduation,
00:38:42completion of your thesis, job interviews,
00:38:45life-changing transitions.
00:38:49You need to make allowances for the emotions that this will bring out.
00:38:53Yeah?
00:38:56He convinced her she could be an artist.
00:38:59They were gonna live in a houseboat in Amsterdam,
00:39:03a sailboat off the coast of Sardinia.
00:39:06He'd compose, she'd sing and tell him he's a genius.
00:39:09Please, I'll have a double order of escape fantasy
00:39:11and a side of running away.
00:39:13He was losing interest?
00:39:15I saw it coming. He'd replaced her in his show.
00:39:18That bastard hurt her.
00:39:20You know, she hasn't dated anyone in two years.
00:39:23Was he a jealous guy?
00:39:25He didn't like her friends, particularly the guy friends,
00:39:28particularly one friend, this guy Harrison Hobart.
00:39:32He felt threatened by me. Katie and I are close.
00:39:36And one day he was being a bit of a bully psychologically,
00:39:40and I said something.
00:39:42He turned on me.
00:39:45He just started poking me in the chest with his finger
00:39:48until finally I stopped backing up.
00:39:51You know, I didn't realize he had a bottle in his hand.
00:39:55He put you in the hospital?
00:39:58Yeah, well, it was only overnight.
00:40:01Why didn't you press charges?
00:40:04If you had pressed charges, Katie might have held it against you.
00:40:10Yeah, probably.
00:40:15You see, Emory didn't want to admit it,
00:40:19but Katie and I have much more in common than the two of them did.
00:40:23Then he apologized.
00:40:26What is your relationship with Katie?
00:40:29I don't know. I wish I knew.
00:40:31You dating her?
00:40:34I don't know. Sort of.
00:40:37Well, either you are or you're not. Right?
00:40:41Is this about Emory or is this about Katie?
00:40:46Ugh.
00:40:56I remember my dad leaving.
00:40:59Almost my first memory.
00:41:05He said, I love you.
00:41:08You can't come with me.
00:41:12Mom turned the heat down to 55 to save money.
00:41:18I just remember this...
00:41:22feeling of...
00:41:25emptiness.
00:41:30Always being cold.
00:41:41Always being lonely.
00:42:12Sigh.
00:42:20Sam!
00:42:42Sigh.
00:42:54Sigh.
00:43:02Knocking.
00:43:05Knocking.
00:43:11Knocking.
00:43:23Hey.
00:43:26Hey.
00:43:35I'm not interrupting anything.
00:43:38Oh, well, big night.
00:43:49I saw Emory. I think he's back and I think he's watching me.
00:43:53Where did you see him?
00:43:56I saw him outside of class. I saw him get into his car.
00:44:00You want to sit down? You're kind of making me nervous.
00:44:06Are you afraid of him? Is that why you're here?
00:44:10I'm just afraid.
00:44:14Okay.
00:44:17I'll look into it.
00:44:21Thanks.
00:44:24You know, I'm not really doing anything.
00:44:27You're more than welcome to hang out if you want.
00:44:36Okay.
00:44:54So, why did you become a cop?
00:44:58Oh, I don't know. I had some issues.
00:45:02I was screwing up.
00:45:05My uncle had a badge and he cut me a break.
00:45:09What kind of issues?
00:45:12Extreme...
00:45:15Extreme substance abuse.
00:45:18Being a cop help?
00:45:21Oh, no.
00:45:24What do you mean?
00:45:27Well, I got a pocket full of get-out-of-jail-free cards and I never changed anything.
00:45:31Then I used to pull the cards.
00:45:39Setting the foundation.
00:45:46Recreational logging.
00:45:51Squirrel.
00:45:54Who took all these?
00:45:56Self-timer.
00:45:59Ex-fiancΓ©e. She got tired of the handler show.
00:46:05Yeah, when things start going too good, you know, I can't help myself. I gotta mess them up.
00:46:10It's my M.O., anyway.
00:46:15Finished product.
00:46:24Excuse me.
00:46:29Um...
00:46:59Could you take me home now, please?
00:47:03Katie?
00:47:06You scared me.
00:47:13I'm sorry.
00:47:16I'm sorry.
00:47:20I'm sorry.
00:47:24I'm sorry.
00:47:28Harrison, I'm... I completely forgot. I'm sorry.
00:47:32What am I... What am I doing?
00:47:36I'm a... I'm a total idiot. I'm just... I'm completely deluding myself.
00:47:40You're not an idiot. You're not an idiot.
00:47:46Katie, I gotta tell you something.
00:47:49And I should have told you a long time ago.
00:47:53I think...
00:47:56You're just kind...
00:47:59And beautiful...
00:48:02And talented, and I... I love you.
00:48:06What?
00:48:12I'm in love with you. I think I've always been in love with you.
00:48:17Harrison, that...
00:48:19But, you know, you don't have to say anything. It's...
00:48:24You're great.
00:48:28And...
00:48:30You're kind and organized and one of the smartest people I know.
00:48:35And anyone would be so lucky to be with you.
00:48:41Harrison?
00:48:44Harrison!
00:48:53Harrison!
00:49:23Harrison?
00:49:53Harrison?
00:50:23Harrison?
00:50:54Come on.
00:51:13Go away for a while and look what happens.
00:51:17You let the whole place fall apart.
00:51:22The police are looking for you.
00:51:24I really wanna talk to the police right now.
00:51:26You've been messing with me for two weeks.
00:51:29More like three.
00:51:31You're proud of yourself? You think this is fun?
00:51:34Katie, look.
00:51:36This... This isn't going to work.
00:51:44What happened to you? Where have you been?
00:51:47I went traveling. India. Asia.
00:51:52I lived. I worked. I made my own money.
00:51:57I had to see what was out there to know the value of what is here.
00:52:03The value of this.
00:52:18Do you know what my big goal has been?
00:52:22It's been to stop thinking.
00:52:25To not think that every time the phone rang it was you.
00:52:30To not think that every piece of mail in my mailbox was from you.
00:52:34To not think that every person I'd see approaching was you.
00:52:37I thought about you every bit as much as you thought about me.
00:52:41I don't believe you.
00:52:44I don't believe you.
00:52:47Katie, I was afraid to say this before.
00:52:56I love you.
00:53:14I love you.
00:53:30Katie.
00:53:33Hi, Katie Burke.
00:53:35Do you know anything about somebody being in the tunnel?
00:53:40Because the door was open and it's not supposed to be open.
00:53:43And it's to remain closed at all times unless you're maintenance.
00:53:46And you haven't been around to ask about it and I'm supposed to ask?
00:53:51No, I don't. I'm busy.
00:53:55That's not very nice.
00:53:59Should I tell you what I know?
00:54:02I was going to but now maybe I've changed my mind.
00:54:07What are you talking about?
00:54:12Harrison Hobart is missing.
00:54:17That's two, isn't it?
00:54:22Embry is definitely back.
00:54:25I know I should have told you right away but I'm overdue on my thesis
00:54:28which is essentially one long string of endless numbers and finals are coming up
00:54:32and Embry has always had a sort of chemical aversion to Harry Hobart
00:54:37and I don't know if he would do anything.
00:54:40I mean he might but this whole experience is so far out of my normal range of things.
00:54:46Okay, slow down.
00:54:49Are you saying that Embry might have done something to Harrison?
00:54:52I don't know.
00:54:55I'm not sure.
00:54:57I don't know why I feel so comfortable with you.
00:54:59I know that I shouldn't.
00:55:02God, what am I doing here?
00:55:06Hey.
00:55:09It's okay.
00:55:11It's not.
00:55:25If somebody told me this was the rest of my life, I think I'd kill myself right now.
00:55:29This isn't the rest of your life. This is right now.
00:55:32Yeah, well right now my friends are out somewhere else and they're having a great time.
00:55:36Yeah?
00:55:37Yeah.
00:55:38They're old friends.
00:55:41Yeah.
00:55:43I'm just blowing off steam. I'm sorry.
00:55:46So what's up with the Larkin kid, huh?
00:55:49Apparently he had a car waiting, a CTS limo.
00:55:53Supposed to take him to the airport. He never got in, never used the airline tickets.
00:55:57The girlfriend says he's back.
00:56:01What's this girl like, Wade?
00:56:03What do you mean?
00:56:05Is she a nice girl?
00:56:07Yeah. Smart.
00:56:09What do you think?
00:56:11What about you, Wade?
00:56:14Are you smart?
00:56:17Harrison is a responsible young man and we know he holds you in high regard.
00:56:23He thinks of you as a confidant. This is so unlike him.
00:56:27We're obviously very worried.
00:56:29If there's anything at all you could tell us.
00:56:35I don't know where Harrison is.
00:56:38I'm as worried as you are.
00:56:40This is difficult for me to ask and in no way am I impugning you.
00:56:45Was Harrison using drugs?
00:56:54What?
00:56:56He missed his father's birthday.
00:56:59Can you think of anyone he might have gone to visit, any new friends?
00:57:04People we don't know about.
00:57:08Harrison doesn't even drink coffee.
00:57:11He worries about damaging the instrument.
00:57:14We're grasping for anything.
00:57:18I'm sure that there's some explanation.
00:57:23What do you think you're doing?
00:57:25Finding you.
00:57:27Do you know where Harrison is?
00:57:29The tree hugger? I don't really keep tabs on him.
00:57:32Have you seen him lately?
00:57:34Wouldn't you like to know?
00:57:37You piss me off like nobody else, you know that?
00:57:39Yeah?
00:57:40Yeah.
00:57:41What are you going to do about it?
00:57:43I want you to come away with me to the country house.
00:57:46Where is Harrison?
00:57:48I'll tell you at the country house.
00:57:56I'm sure he was in love with her.
00:57:59Harrison's a good guy.
00:58:01He mooned around, but he was sweet.
00:58:05He got his name on scientific papers when he was about 12,
00:58:08so what did he know about anything?
00:58:11Do you think it was odd that he still liked a girl
00:58:14who hadn't shown him any real interest in over two years?
00:58:18I thought it was the opposite of odd.
00:58:21Guys are drawn to her like bugs around a bug lamp.
00:58:27For four years I've had the privilege of watching it.
00:58:31That bother you, Julie?
00:58:35Think you see the horns of jealousy?
00:58:39You got my angle.
00:58:42You might want to ask yourself why you're so interested in me.
00:58:46Why you're so interested in her.
00:58:49They think it's a cultish vulnerability,
00:58:52but it's just self-obsession.
00:58:55The pea brain says she needs saving,
00:58:59and the pea brain says I can save her.
00:59:02And then she doesn't notice them, so they go crazy.
00:59:08It's about the missing dad and validation.
00:59:15She just needs a friend.
01:00:16Embree!
01:00:27Embree!
01:00:40Embree!
01:00:46Detective.
01:00:49What are you doing here?
01:00:52Oh, right.
01:00:55Stalking Katie, I remember.
01:00:58Listen, I'm looking for...
01:01:01I think this kid Embree Larkin is back.
01:01:03Who told you that?
01:01:05She told you that Embree's back?
01:01:07She's seen him. Do you think she's with him right now?
01:01:10I know. I'll keep asking you questions and you keep not answering them.
01:01:14Look, I'm just concerned about her.
01:01:23Detective, you seem like a pretty good guy.
01:01:26You do, you do.
01:01:28But Embree was the love of her life.
01:01:33Ouch.
01:01:35He who snatched the maidenhead from the maiden.
01:01:39I shouldn't have said that.
01:01:41You want to go upstairs and have a drink?
01:01:44Oh.
01:01:46Thanks.
01:01:48Thanks.
01:01:50I better go now.
01:02:11βͺ
01:02:42You fell asleep.
01:02:45It's been a long time since I've watched you sleep.
01:03:11βͺ
01:03:41βͺ
01:04:11βͺ
01:04:20Where were we?
01:04:27What did you do to Harrison?
01:04:29What did you do to Harrison?
01:04:38What did you do to him?
01:04:42Ah!
01:04:46Evisceration, vivisection, drawn and quartered.
01:04:51Quartering act.
01:04:53Dismemberment and set him on fire.
01:04:57Eric Freeman.
01:04:59Ah!
01:05:05Who you running back to, Katie?
01:05:08Not the tree hugger.
01:05:10Not the townie cop.
01:05:12You're already the young professional.
01:05:15Passionless, desiccated, smug.
01:05:34He slipped that under my door a couple of nights ago.
01:05:37Where's the old place?
01:05:47Sweet 408.
01:05:51I'm sorry. I should have told you sooner.
01:05:55Can I keep this?
01:05:59And I saw him again.
01:06:02I went to his country house.
01:06:05I never wanted to see him again.
01:06:08Well, I want to see him.
01:06:10I need to see this guy.
01:06:15Detective, will you do me a favor?
01:06:19Sure.
01:06:35I'm sorry.
01:06:57I'm done.
01:07:01Everyone's done.
01:07:03I'm not done.
01:07:05Detective, you should arrest that man.
01:07:09It's medicinal, glaucoma. I've got a prescription.
01:07:13Just don't play any grateful dead or you're all going in.
01:07:16Okay, we'll try not to.
01:07:33Okay.
01:08:03Okay.
01:08:33Okay.
01:09:04Hey, Jed, what do you say?
01:09:06Hey, a long time no see, Handler.
01:09:08Listen, if you're not too busy dipping into the drug seizures,
01:09:11you want to take a look at these for me?
01:09:13Do a little compare and contrast of the handwriting.
01:09:16My summer vacation working for a Supreme Court justice.
01:09:19I bet he got in.
01:09:21Thanks, Jed.
01:09:23Hey, Handler, are you happy? You seem happy.
01:09:28Last Chance Dance?
01:09:30Yeah, that's where they call the wonks out of their covey holes
01:09:33and try to mate them. That would be cute.
01:09:35Wonks? I'm a scientist, pure science.
01:09:38That's sexy.
01:09:40Very sexy. Yeah, you want to go?
01:09:42Did you just ask me out?
01:09:44I believe so.
01:09:46Yeah, I'll go.
01:09:48Katie! Oh, my God! Look what came!
01:09:51You left the job! You left the job!
01:09:53I didn't look at this at all.
01:09:55There's a card in there.
01:09:58$10,000?
01:10:00For what? Shipping all of your antiques?
01:10:02Airline ticket?
01:10:10Bob?
01:10:17Oh, come on.
01:10:19Don't be one of those annoying people who wins
01:10:21and acts like winning doesn't matter.
01:10:28You okay?
01:10:30Yeah.
01:10:32You know, you could have told me that Embry was back.
01:10:35I know.
01:10:39You're thinking about the cop, aren't you?
01:10:44Maybe.
01:10:46Okay, visualize this with me.
01:10:48You're down in New York consulting with Lou Gerstner
01:10:51or the head of G.E.,
01:10:53telling them how to buy South American countries.
01:10:56But on the weekends, you fly back up here
01:10:59to hang out with the cop, do cop things,
01:11:01maybe go to cop mixers.
01:11:03I like the cop.
01:11:06Yeah, um, I can see that.
01:11:15How much money do detectives make?
01:11:19Do you know?
01:11:22Didn't your mother tell you that's a rude question to ask?
01:11:25No, she was always asking people that.
01:11:28If I guess right, do I get a prize?
01:11:31Maybe.
01:11:35A million bucks.
01:11:37I didn't want to insult you.
01:11:39Oh, you're not gonna insult me.
01:11:41Look, you don't do police work for the money.
01:11:44What do you do it for?
01:11:46I don't know, really.
01:11:48Most people do, because that's what their fathers did.
01:11:51Is that what your father did?
01:11:53He was a teacher.
01:12:18Hey.
01:12:20Uh...
01:12:22I was... I was dreaming.
01:12:24I was... just having a dream.
01:12:32What are you thinking about?
01:12:36I just woke up next to a girl I didn't want to see.
01:12:39I don't want to see her.
01:12:41I don't want to see her.
01:12:43I don't want to see her.
01:12:45I don't want to see her.
01:12:47I woke up next to a girl that I don't really know,
01:12:50and I'm not hungover.
01:12:55How does that feel?
01:13:00Like...
01:13:02free-falling through space.
01:13:17Can I tell you something, and you won't get mad?
01:13:23You don't seem like a cop to me.
01:13:26You don't seem that happy doing it.
01:13:30Can I tell you something?
01:13:33I'm thinking about quitting.
01:13:37What would you do?
01:13:40I'd probably go up to my cabin and hammer some nails
01:13:43and figure out the meaning of life.
01:13:46Okay, I'll come.
01:13:49I didn't ask you yet.
01:13:51Sure you did.
01:13:54I feel like an anvil has been removed from my ankle.
01:13:58Finishing your thesis?
01:14:00Finishing my thesis, school, everything.
01:14:04That's a good thing.
01:14:07You know, um...
01:14:11I know you moved down to New York after graduation.
01:14:14And...
01:14:18the transition from school can be tough.
01:14:22So I want you to know you can always call me, okay?
01:14:28Because I'm down there a lot, and...
01:14:31I mean, I was actually wondering if maybe, um...
01:14:36if I could call you.
01:14:44I was nervous about telling you that I'm feeling better.
01:14:49And that I won't be needing to see you anymore.
01:14:54Thank you for making it easier.
01:15:04Hey, Handler.
01:15:06Hey, Jed.
01:15:10You really off the job?
01:15:12I really am.
01:15:14You probably don't care, but the samples were matched.
01:15:16The same person wrote the flyer and the college application.
01:15:19Well, that's just ACES, Jed. You keep up the good work.
01:15:21See you around.
01:15:26Only thing is, ink tests show that the note was written two years ago,
01:15:30not last week.
01:15:43You people are derivative.
01:15:46You're not viewing a representation of hell.
01:15:49You are hell.
01:15:51You haven't produced a real artist in over a decade.
01:15:59Screw this play, and screw you people.
01:16:13Fuck.
01:16:33Uh, the last time I checked, a weekend lasted two days.
01:16:37Am I wrong? Did we switch to a French work week while I wasn't looking?
01:16:40Oh, look who's jealous.
01:16:42Is there electricity, or will you be using a light from the fireplace?
01:16:46I don't mean to pry, but when do they want you to show up at McKinsey?
01:16:50I'm not sure.
01:16:52Absolutely not.
01:16:53What do you mean you're not sure?
01:16:55I mean, I don't know. I haven't heard.
01:17:01Okay, uh, listen.
01:17:04Don't flip out, but I'm thinking of deferring it for a year.
01:17:08What?
01:17:09It's only a year.
01:17:11I'm burned out. I'm tired.
01:17:13What's this cop done to you?
01:17:16He hasn't done anything.
01:17:19Well, maybe a little something.
01:17:25He doesn't even know this is what I'm thinking.
01:17:28I think go with him. So what if it takes up a year of your life?
01:17:31I mean, God, everybody thinks that everything has to be so planned out.
01:17:35Our life is on a rail, and one misstep, it all goes away.
01:17:39Basically, who knows?
01:17:44The last time you were this irrational was with Embry.
01:17:48Maybe that was the last time I was happy.
01:18:05I'm sorry.
01:18:35I'm sorry.
01:19:06Hi.
01:19:17Well, so I just said to hell with it, and I went and climbed a mountain.
01:19:23But I didn't bring enough water, so I got a little disoriented,
01:19:27and the state police had to come and pick me up.
01:19:31It was really more embarrassing than anything else.
01:19:35Whatever happened with that cop, I guess he was kind of sweet on you?
01:19:42I don't know. I think he's in New Hampshire.
01:19:50Well, New Hampshire's nice.
01:20:05Come on, come on.
01:20:07Doesn't like to move large numbers.
01:20:11Did you ever think you'd be up this late restructuring a media company?
01:20:15I thought I was going to be a rock star.
01:20:19You're an early riser.
01:20:21I know.
01:20:23I don't wanna use you as a warning.
01:20:27Well, if you don't want to be a warning, then I don't see the point.
01:20:34Relax.
01:20:36You have nothing to be scared of.
01:20:39I don't care.
01:20:41You're just a reconstructionist.
01:20:44I'm not a reconstructionist.
01:20:46Yeah, probably should.
01:21:16Alright.
01:21:46I won't make stupid threats, but you're not gonna run away with this guy because wherever you go, I can follow you.
01:22:02Even if it's to the woods in New Hampshire.
01:22:12Why don't you yell?
01:22:14Come on, I dare you.
01:22:35Hey, hey, are you okay? What's the matter?
01:22:38Let's just leave.
01:22:40What happened?
01:22:45He was here.
01:22:47Who? Embry?
01:22:49Well, where is he? Where'd he go?
01:22:53I'm gonna take care of this right now.
01:22:55No. Don't. That's what he wants.
01:22:58He'll hurt you.
01:23:02Just wait here.
01:23:15Here.
01:23:22Why don't you join us?
01:23:28You're gonna be great.
01:23:30You shouldn't be in here.
01:23:44No, I'm coming with you.
01:23:46Well, where do you think he is?
01:23:49He's right there.
01:23:52Hey.
01:23:55Embry, stop.
01:23:57I want to talk to you.
01:24:13Hey, Embry.
01:24:22Hey, Embry.
01:24:26Come on out.
01:24:28I'm a police officer. I've got a gun. I don't want to hurt you.
01:24:52Embry?
01:24:55Hey.
01:24:58I heard what you said up there.
01:25:01It was amazing.
01:25:03Incredible performance.
01:25:05I wasn't acting.
01:25:09But we're leaving together.
01:25:22Stick with finance, Katie.
01:25:24It's what you're good at.
01:25:28Embry?
01:25:36Embry.
01:25:41Embry, wait.
01:25:44We're leaving together.
01:25:46You think I'd take you to Europe?
01:25:48You just stand around awkwardly, and I feel sorry for you.
01:25:52I love you.
01:25:54Really?
01:25:56We made love right over there.
01:25:58And now I can't get away from you fast enough.
01:26:01Embry.
01:26:04Look at you.
01:26:06You have no grace.
01:26:08What are you doing?
01:26:10Crazy bitch.
01:26:12You can come with me.
01:26:18Embry, why are you doing this?
01:26:21Look at me.
01:26:23Embry.
01:26:24Katie.
01:26:27There's no one there.
01:26:30There's no one.
01:26:33No one.
01:26:43We're not going away together, are we?
01:26:46We're not going to New Hampshire together, are we?
01:26:49We'll get you help, okay?
01:26:51I want to come.
01:26:52No, listen.
01:26:53I want to go with you.
01:26:54You'll be okay.
01:26:55I want to go with you.
01:26:56Katie, you can't. Come with me.
01:27:16Come on.
01:27:46Come on.
01:28:17Come on.
01:28:29Look.
01:28:31That's pretty.
01:28:34There's snow on the roofs.
01:28:40Katie, listen.
01:28:43I'm this close to making partner.
01:28:50We both know the rules about inter-office romance.
01:28:54I wish we could keep seeing each other,
01:28:56but it's just not worth the risk.
01:29:00I hope we can still be friends.
01:29:12I hope we can still be friends.