Always thought that meant something. Um, yeah, I know you did. That night at the party, my last conversation with him... My last argument, that's what he told me about you. That you beat him at Go more than I do, and I thought...
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I know. Just saying it, it sounds insane, but it's all true. And I think Blanc's been on to me from the start. I don't care if I go to jail, but my mom, my sister?
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I can help you get away with this. And then, you're gonna give me my cut of the inheritance.
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Let me help you go all the way. What's going on? This isn't you. You could just turn me in right now and still get your cut of the inheritance. Why? Because fuck my family.
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This is what Granddad wanted for you. I mean, think about what he did to go through with this. He wanted this for himself, he wanted this for the family. And he wanted it for you. You've come this far.
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There is much that remains unclear, but yes, I suspect foul play. Marta? I have eliminated no suspects.
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You're full of shit. I don't trust this guy in the tweed suit. And, Alan, God bless you, you're useless.
Take 'em whenever you need 'em. They're just drying out since you gave me that Juul. Thanks, Fran. - Hey. Hey. - I'm sorry. - No, just... No, stop... - I'm sorry. I'm just very, very sorry. Stop saying you're sorry. Jesus! I hate this. Oh, God, my heart won't stop... I can't...
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Detective Blanc? You said the investigation is ongoing. You made a point of that. Do you suspect foul play? Mr. Blanc, if you please...
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I'm not gonna tell my family shit. You're not gonna go to jail. That detective is not gonna catch you. And you're not gonna give up the money.
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Meg, you think I can pay for your school?
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Deal? Meg. Marta...
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Thank you, Miss Cabrera.
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We...
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Oh, God, yeah! I mean, don't like him because you love him. No, I don't like him, he's an asshole. But maybe an asshole is what we needed. Oh, my God, yeah, an asshole is what Germany needed - in 1930-whatever. - Here we go. Come on, Joni, those two things don't even conflate. - There is the problem... - Oh, Jesus. You do not care about anybody's feelings... I'm gonna disappear until the politics talk is done. - You, my friend... - You want some champers? I can't. I'm technically working. Why don't you take off your red cap, Richard, and look around you? The streets are literally flooded with Nazis. No, no, no. No, no, no. We are losing our way of life and our culture. That's right. There are millions of Mexicans coming. - Oh, God, really? - Don't make this a race thing. You always make this a race thing. - Yeah, this is not about race. - I would say the same thing if they were European immigrants. Oh, yeah? So, if the Swiss were, like, - clogging in the streets... - No. No, no, we allow them in and they think they own what's ours. They're putting children in cages! - I mean, these are camps! - Yes. Come on, Joni, nobody's saying that isn't bad, but the parents have some blame here. Oh, for what? For wanting a better life for their kids? - Isn't that what America is... - For breaking the law! My God. And you're gonna hate hearing this, but it's true, America is for Americans. Don't point at me. Where's Marta? Is she still here? - Oh, God, don't. - Marta! - Come on over. - No, Richard. Come on over, Marta. Please, come over. You're shitting me. Marta, your family is from Uruguay, but you did it right. I mean, what I'm saying is they did it legally. She did it the right way.
