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S1 E15Unfinished Business

You were in a war?

Well, John, I was gonna wait to tell you this... But-- Ooh, let's do this on the swing. Uh... Yeah, I was in war. I was a marine.

A soldier?

Yeah! Marines are the best soldiers. Some call me 'marine', other people... Well, they call me 'hero', but I don't like putting labels on things. You wanna keep that in your room?

[John nods.]

You know... I found out some, uh, interesting stuff about our buddy, Abe Lincoln. Turns out he had a bunch of Native Americans killed. Executed, yeah. He also proposed that black people that they go back to Africa. Got hundreds of men killed at Shiloh and Antietam [Barry sighs deeply.] News to me... Saint Augustine? The man was addicted to bathhouses, John. Now he's, what, third most googled saint? Something like that? Gandhi? The original hippie, Gandhi? He, uh... Wait, I read it. Gandhi, uh, what'd he do? Oh, yeah. His wife had pneumonia. Doctors said, "You gotta give her penicillin," but he said "no" because of his religious beliefs. But then when he got malaria, he said "give me the drug." Tricky... tricky legacy.

So, we were on patrol, and we came to this village and two elders were arguing over who killed the other person's donkey, which was a typical occurrence over there. And then, uh, a shot rang out.

[John gasps.]

And do you know who was shot?

Who?

Albert.

Your best friend?

Yeah. And I heard them shout my name. "Medic! Medic! Get up here!" So, I ran up there, and when I found him, he was all messed up. He looked terrible. And they told me, they said, "Clark, he's a goner." And I said, "Not on my watch." And I patched him up. And I saved his life.

Did you kill the guys who shot him?

No, no, no. No, my job was to protect our boys. Just like I'm protecting you, John.

I love you so much, Dad.

Oh... I love you, too. I love you too, buddy.

NSNick San Angelo

Hey, everybody! It's Pastor Nick San Angelo again! And on today's podcast, we're gonna talk about how murder is definitely not a sin. Now, the Bible is filled with tons of righteous and justified killings. Most of them are my favorite part of the book! But how are you supposed to know in your own life when it's okay to use violence? Well, as many of you know, I was an enforcer for the Rockford Ice Hawks, and in 1997, I was sentenced to 10 years for killing Billy Zarillo in an exhibition game. Since then, people have been surprised about my general lack of guilt around this incident. I just tell 'em, "it's because it was done within my faith." Now, what does that mean? It means, I prayed about it and I looked for God's signs. If you go back and watch the replay, you'll see Zarillo check my teammate, Mark Flanagan, putting him in the hospital. This pissed me off. This gave me an intense feeling that I knew was a sign from God saying, "You got My blessing, Nicky."

Bingo!

Lord, please watch over me, and fill me with Your courage and grace. Please watch over my son, John, and fill his heart with his Daddy's love...

JMJim Moss

So you're a man of God now?

Please take away all his nightmares and give him good sleep...

JJim

You think, because you've repented, you get to choose where you're gonna go after you die?

And give his mother the strength to look over him...

JMJim Moss

You know where you're going. And you're afraid.

I just want my boy to be safe! Why are you showing me this?

JMJim Moss

I'm not showing you anything. This is all in your head, Barry.

...Why can't I feel my arms and legs?

JMJim Moss

I cut them off.

Please--

JMJim Moss

I want you to experience seeing the people you love, for the last time.

John! Oh, my God! Oh, my God, John!

Mr. Cousineau, I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry, I tried to fix things! Honestly, I tried to fix things! I shouldn't have given you that money! 250,000 dollars!

250,000 dollars?

I was trying to fix things...

250,000 dollars...

I'm sorry! I'm sorry!

For who, Barry?

Mr. Cousineau! I'm so sorry!

Sally! Sally. I'm okay. Listen, I'm sorry I haven't gotten back to you--

Hey, man! I've got two people here who want to say "Hi" to you. Say "hello"! Say it!

Dad, please come get us!

Barry. Help us.

I'll text you the address. Come quick if you want to see your family again.

Let me guess: you were in a bad place and you felt like he was the only one who could help you? Good luck. I mean it.

Hank... What's gonna happen to us?

It's not for me to decide.

Mom, please tell me what's going on.

[Sally sighs.]

We don't move around a lot because of my... 'special job'. It's because we're fugitives. Do you know what that means? It means... people who are hiding from the police. Your dad... well, he escaped prison and I ran away with him.

Why was he in prison?

Because he killed a lot of people.

Because he was a soldier?

No. Because he was a murderer. And I'm a murderer, too. I killed a man, and... I deserve whatever happens to me. But you don't. You... You're a good kid. You always do the right thing. I know I never really told you that before, but... You're a good person. I'm not. I'm a bad mother!

[John rushes forward and hugs Sally.]

I'm sorry! I'm sorry! I'm so sorry! I'm sorry, John!

I used to think I was a soldier, ignoring the fact that I never fought in a battle in my whole life. I was a poser. And I fancied myself a mentor, fostering other men's natural abilities, but it wasn't until I was in prison and I got beaten within an inch of my life day after day that I finally dropped the bullshit... and just accepted who I am: a man with no heart.

I am nothing like you, Fuches. You are a weak, pathetic, manipulative little man.

New deal: I walk away right now, you'll never hear from me again. All you have to do... is admit that you killed Cristobal. Admit that you fucked up. Admit that you were scared. That you hate yourself, that there’s some days you don’t think you deserve to live. And the only thing that’ll make you forget is by being someone else.

[Hank starts breaking down.]

He was the love of my life!

I know.

It wasn’t supposed to happen!

It never is.

I just wanted to be safe!

We all do.

[One of Hank's men brings John out. Hank steels himself.]

You know what? You are a fucking liar. The deal is off. Go fuck yourself!

I spoke to Cousineau. I went to his house.

You went to his house?

He might go to jail for Janice's murder. You need to turn yourself in.

Yeah... I don't think that's what God wants for me. I went in there tonight, prepared to die, and for some reason, He spared me. Honey... I've been redeemed.

The only way to be redeemed is by taking responsibility for what you did. And the only way to do that is... by turning yourself in.

...you should call the cops.

TTom

The cops?

I'm gonna turn myself in--

[A shot rings out, and a bullet catches Barry in the shoulder. He drops onto a chair, examining the wound. Cousineau approaches, training his gun on Barry.]

[last words] Oh, wow.

[Cousineau shoots him in the head, point blank.]

RRobert

Hey, you wanna go get a drink, or maybe a cup of coffee or something?

[Beat.]

No.

BBarry (film)

I keep having all these nightmares -- all the terrible shit I saw in combat? It's really fucked me up. I just wanted to feel human again. And I'm sick of taking orders.

CCousineau (film)

No orders from me. But you will get a few notes.

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