Kurt, Bearded suspect man and others in “Unfinished Business”

Kurt

[Opens cell door] Get out.

What's going on?

Kurt

DA dismissed the charges. You're free to go.

You're fսcking with us.

Kurt

You got 10 seconds before I close that door again.

[Walks out cell] I knew that arrest was bullshit.

[Sighs] What was it this time?

Kurt

Physical evidence.

They practically strangled that old man.

Kurt

I know. DA's a real piece of work.

He's a puppet. Proctor's got his hand up his ass. [Turns head to Stacy observing at desk] But that's a talk for another time. The walls have ears.

[Leaving station] Hey, thanks a lot, Officer. Have a nice evening. [Carrie watches the men walk from her vehicle]

There's always some part of me that's thinking about him. How he looked when he died. How he looked at me. There are days when that look haunts me so badly I can barely breathe.

[Spotting Carrie] Hey, hey, hey, hey. Look at this.

And then there are days when I can distract myself.

You lost, honey?

Where I can shut off all the noise.

Maybe we can help you find your way. [Suspect man chuckles]

Oh, I hope so. [Expands telescopic night baton]

And just do what I have to do. Those are the good days.

[Pokes up bearded suspect man's chin with baton after a ferocious beatdown] So you tough guys like beating up on people, huh?

It wasn't us. They let us go.

Well, they shouldn't have. [Repeatedly beats man's hand with baton with him screaming]

There's always that moment when I just wake up where I think I'm still there, still back there in our old house. And when I roll over, Gordon will be there lying next to me. And then I'll hear the kids stirring in their rooms.

So how do you handle it?

I exercise. I eat something. I start working on the house.

How's the house coming along?

There's something about working with my hands that gives me peace.

What else gives you peace?

Not much. Do you find our sessions helpful? I'm here because it's court-mandated. No offense.

None taken. If I vouch for your competency to parent your children today, would you come back?

If I said yes, would you do that?

That's not really how it works.

They had no right to take my kids away.

You violated the terms of your probation.

I was abducted. The military investigation cleared us.

Any association with the criminal element was enough for social services...

I know.