Oh, my God, Mom. Can you not creep around?
-I'm creeping around? -Put some clothes on.
If you're going to see Raffy, you can think again.
-Why shouldn't I? -Because I'm your mother.
-Because you're drunk. And a hypocrite. -There are things you don't understand.
-Oh, Frankie. Sorry. I'm sorry. -Hey. Wha-- What's going on?
-What are you doing here? -Go to your room.
Why are there so many secrets in this stupid family?
-I said, go to your room! -Fuck this!
Hey!
Ruth?
-Go. -Yup. Yup. Frankie?
-Frankie, you all right? -Just leave me the fuck alone, Peter!
Oh, shit!
-Finally. -Yeah, I got held up.
Give me some of that.
Oh, did you bring your dexies?
Come on.
-You're not supposed to mix them. -I don't give a fuck.
My stupid fucked up family.
-What's happened now? -It's just like lies.
More fucking lies. I'm so over it.
Come on, let's play.
-I thought you said it was bullshit. -We'll see.
What are you afraid of, Raffy? Ghosts?
Dad. Dad? Dad.
The night Gracie went missing, what do you remember?
Oh, why you wanna rehash all that for at this hour of the morning?
When you found me, did I say anything about Gracie?
You were all scratched up and dirty. You, you couldn't say much at all.
Yeah, yeah.
Was I holding anything in my hand, uh…?
-Dad, a necklace? A locket? -Yes.
-Gracie's locket? -Could have been Gracie's.
-You never told me this. -What happened to it?
I just put it away.
Don't you know that withholding evidence is a crime?
Oh, don't be so dramatic. How do you know it was evidence?
I think anything belonging to a dead person could be useful
-in an investigation. -Oh, I didn't know she was dead.
-I was trying to-- -Do what?
Protect our daughter.
Joni, what did you do?
I don't know, Mom.
Joni.
Focus in on the flashing light.
Follow the light as it moves from side to side.
Relax your mind. Keep breathing.
Allow any memories to arise naturally.
Don't…
Don't. Don't. Don't.
Hi, what happened to my dresser?
No. Uh, there's-- Oh…
Can I just talk to you about something?
Right. Don't tell me you're breaking up with me before we even get started.
-No. No… -Right. Okay.
The night Gracie disappeared…
When my dad found me, I was holding a locket, uh…
Do you remember that gold locket
-that Gracie used to wear? -Mm-hm.
Yeah. Yeah, he's had it in his house this whole time. All these years.
Okay, well, you and Gracie were always swapping stuff.
Yeah, I…
I had a memory come up…
of hurting her.
Joni, listen to me.
You're stressed. You're not sleeping.
You gotta stop blaming yourself. It wasn't your fault.
I don't know. I don't know, I just-- I can't trust anything anymore like Levi?
Levi… It was-- Yeah, maybe Gracie was faking us out. But…
-how did Raffy and Frankie get that name? -I don't know.
And I know that they've been digging around for stuff.
Oh, so 'cause maybe Frankie found something, and someone or something-- No.
-I've-- Maybe I'm losing my mind. -I don't think you're losing your mind.
Joni…
Do you want to maybe try that hug again?
-Yeah? Come on. -Yeah.
Sure.
Yeah.
Oh, God!
It's useful evidence for all you know, and it's destroyed this whole town.
It's ruined your daughter's mental health!
Pattie! Will you stop talking, stop destroying everything I've collected.
Where's Mommy?
She went out again.
When are they gonna find Frankie so we can go home?
-What are you doing? -What are you doing?
-Good question, Lu. -Stop that!
Come on. I'll set you up.
-Episodes or a movie? -Episodes.
All right.
Hop up.
Here.
Gonna fix this, Lu.
What the hell has happened here?
What did Jay say?
He said the locket doesn't prove anything.
What did I tell you?
You're just lucky our daughter's in bed with the police.
Oh! Mom, don't…
You know, I think I probably didn't handle things well back then.
Sending you to that tarot healer.
I just, I wanted you to feel heard, you know.
-I thought she might reassure you. -Mommy, where's Mina?
I thought she was here with you.
Dad? Where's Mina? Is she here? Is she upstairs? Mina!
Mina! You up there?
Mina, are you here?
-She's not here. -When was the last time you saw her?
-I don't know. -Jesus. Okay.
I'm gonna go look for her. Don't lose Lulu.
Hey, this is Rafaella. Please don't leave a message.
Send a text.
Hey, guys. Have you seen Mina?
-Is she missing? -Oh, my-- Oh, my God.
Maybe Gracie's killer got her.
Oh!
Oh, but hang on. No, psych lady says it was all in our heads. So…
Really helpful. Thanks.
-Bye. -Bye!
Bye!
-Hello? -Hi, Moira.
Hey, I was just wondering, has Mina come up there by any chance?
Oh, Ruth and I are down at the station. Checking in.
-Who is it? -It's Joni. She's looking for Mina.
-What's happened? Is Mina missing? -No, no, no. All is good.
All is fine. Maybe give me a call if you see her. Bye.
-Hey. -Is Mina here?
Raff. Raff.
Raffy. Have you heard from Mina?
-No. -Okay.
Anita, the night that Gracie disappeared…
You ever talk about that with Raffy?
Jay and I made a pact. Not to mess up our kids, you know?
So you never mentioned Levi?
Who's Levi?
-The spirit we spoke to. -I've forgotten that.
-What do you remember? -I don't know, Joni.
-It was like 27 years ago. -You ran out with Jay.
-Where was I? -I don't know.
I just remember that I was shit scared, and we legged it.
We got lost in the dark. And then I…
ran home, snuck in, and later, Jay turned up.
So I--
-Later? How much later? -A bit.
A bit? What's a bit?
Anita, what's a bit?
Hours.
Like, a few.
He was in a real state, and he couldn't tell me where he'd been.
And he had…
He had blood on his clothes.
Joni!
Gracie!
Anita!
Listen! Listen!
Let me out! Let me out! Let me out!
Fuck!
Gracie!
Gracie.
Jay?
Mina. Jay!
Jay!
Mina!
-Raffy. -Hey, have you found Mina yet?
No. No.
Yesterday, she said we should find out about Levi.
Find out? How?
-She wanted to go to the shack. -Shit.
Whispered something in your ear
It was a perverted thing to say
But I said it anyway
Made you smile and look away
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
As long as you're with me You'll be just fine
Nothing's gonna take you from my side
It's you.
How are you today?
You can't be too careful. Someone's been creeping around at night.
I thought, maybe today, instead of reading,
I could ask you some questions about your life.
-Oh. Yeah? -Great.
So can you tell me your name and birth date?
James Ezekiel Darling, born 13th of May 1939.
Any siblings?
None to speak of.
What about Levi?
That must have been hard for you. Losing a brother.
-What have I told you? -We were talking about Levi.
-We do not mention his name in this house. -Why not?
-What happened to Levi? -We do not mention his name.
-Okay. Children? Or grandchildren? -Are you trying to provoke me?
No, I-- No. I'm sorry.
-How dare you bring him in this house? -Should we read a bit more of this?
-I'm sorry… -How dare you?
How dare you?
Stop moaning, Levi.
Is Levi here?
Get out of it…
if you can.
Help! Let me out!
Let me out! James!
James! Let me out!
-Levi. Levi. Levi. -Why do you push me, Gracie?
Levi.
-You leave me no choice. -No!
Mina!
Mina.
Mina!
Jay?
Gracie.
Gracie Darling, Gracie Darling, Gracie Darling, can we play?
Gracie, please! Help me!
Gracie.
Gracie, let me in.
Let me out! James! James!
-James! -Let go! Let go! Let go!
Oh, my God!
Gracie?
Grandpa?
-Have you been drinking? -No.
-Who've you been with? -No one.
Who have you been with?
You really wanna know who I've been with?
I've been with Levi.
-What have I told you? -Levi. Levi.
Why do you push me, Gracie? Why? You give me no choice.
Say it. Forgive them all, O Lord.
Our sins of omission, and our sins of commission.
-Mr. Darling, please! It's me! -Forgive the sins of my soul.
-It's Mina! Get off! Please! -Forgive the sins of my body.
-Say it! -Stop!
Forgive our secret and more open sins.
Mina!
Mina.
Mina! Mina, open up!
Forgive the sins of my youth. Forgive the sins of my age.
-Mom! -Forgive the sins of my soul.
Forgive the sins of my body.
Mom! Please!
Mina! Mina!
-It's Mina! It's me! Mom! -Forgive our secret and more open sins.
Forgive the sins of my soul. Forgive the sins of my body.
Forgive our sins and ignorance and surprise--
You little harlot!
-No, Grandpa, please! -Stand up.
-Please, I'm sorry! -Stand up!
I'm sorry! Let me go, please!
Please! Please! Please!
Please.
Forgive them, O Lord.
Open the door!
-Let her go! -No. She needs to do her penance.
-Grandpa? -She needs to do her penance!
For God's sake, help me, Peter. Help me!
Grandpa! Grandpa! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop, please, please!
Let go of her, Peter. I'll say when it's enough!
Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go! Let go! Let go! Let go! Stop.
Stop! That's enough! That is enough!
Hey. Hey. Hey. You okay?
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.
Get up.
Let's stop fooling around.
Gracie?
Oh, God.
Gracie? Gracie?
Grandpa, what did you do? She's not breathing!
Gracie! Someone do something, please!
You’ve killed her, Grandpa. You've killed her.
Go back to the house, Ruth. And say nothing to your mother!
Help me, Peter.
Peter!
Didn't I warn you about strange old men?
-I'm so sorry, Bear. -It's a joke, Mom.
What are you doing here?
I've come to talk about Frankie. We've charged James Darling.
We know you didn't have anything to do with Gracie.
Why did you throw away her backpack?
'Cause I didn't want anyone to find her.
You're late. I thought you'd never come today.
Well, no, I know, but he says it's safe now.
-No. No. No, no, no, no, no, no. -It's okay, Frankie.
-You don't have to hide anymore. -You can't take me home.
Listen.
-No one's going to gonna hurt you. -No, no. I saw it.
Pa. Pa killed her. Pa killed Gracie.
Forgive us our sins, Lord.
Forgive us the sins that we remember, and the sins that we have forgotten.
Will he ever be punished for what he did?
I don't know.
He'd have to be proved competent to stand trial.
Hi.
I thought I'd find you here.
We're, um…
we're heading home.
Yes.
I made a full statement.
-That's good. -Yeah.
They say it was self-defense, that I was a minor.
But you know I…
I can't stop thinking that, you know.
If I hadn't pushed her, you know, if I'd just gone for help.
Then-- Done anything--
I don't think that that is a helpful line of thought.
Just like all these years, you know, like, I tried to convince myself that,
you know, it didn't really happen, that, that, you know,
-that it was all just a bad dream. -Yeah. Me too.
When we were out here the other night, you felt that too, right?
Yeah.
All right, there's something out here that's not just us.
It's something…
something else.
-Levi? -I don't know what to call it.
Hey, darling. Come on out.
Lift it.
Thank you.
All right.
Up to your room and I'll come and help you on the way unpack, all right?
Ivy?
-Hi, Joni. -Hey, Liam.
Sorry I missed your calls. I was just calling to check in on Ivy.
-We've been trying to get ahold of you. -Yeah, sorry.
I'm really sorry to tell you this, but…
-Ivy took her own life yesterday. -What?
-No, 'cause I just saw… -Sorry, Joni.