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  • ( bright tone )

  • ( eerie music )

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  • ( alarm beeps )

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  • ( sniffs )

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  • ( sharp breaths )

  • ( knocking )

  • ( door creaking )

  • I've been calling.

  • ( door creaks, closes )

  • Standard protocol and resources in play,

  • but the clock is short.

  • Hungry?

  • No thanks.

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  • Bring the Factor?

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  • Like I said, the clock is short.

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  • You know, fish have a memory span of three seconds.

  • I thought that was a myth.

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  • When does she expect your report?

  • Within the hour. She's in transit now.

  • Do you need more than that?

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  • No.

  • That's plenty.

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  • ( eerie music )

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  • ( TV in background )

  • Man: Be alert for some difficult driving conditions

  • due to blowing snow and drifting snow

  • and icy snow-covered roads.

  • National Weather Services alerts states that visibility

  • will be impacted for a mile or less at times.

  • In the southern part of the state,

  • including Bennington and Windham Counties,

  • snow is expected to begin developing Monday night

  • and last through Wednesday.

  • Those areas are forecast to receive 12 to 18 inches

  • of snow. The snowfall rate

  • is one to three inches an hour,

  • according to the National Weather Service.

  • April 17, 1983 holds the record for snow

  • received latest in the year

  • that is greater than eight inches.

  • According to the National Weather Service...

  • ( weatherman continues indistinctly )

  • Lizzie.

  • What do you think you're doing?

  • (gasps) Um... (glass shatters)

  • - You're stealing from me? - Oh, no, no. Um...

  • Could you just..

  • could you please, please put the gun down?

  • Not doing that.

  • Okay, I'm--I'm leaving. I will leave.

  • You sure are.

  • Okay.

  • Oh. ( laughs nervously )

  • All right, okay, um, just--

  • yeah, okay, okay.

  • I'm just leaving.

  • Leaving, leaving now.

  • ( haunting music )

  • ( door slams )

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  • ( phone beeps negatively )

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  • Fuck.

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  • Jeremiah: You ever heard of the story of the eagle and the bee?

  • No, I, uh--I haven't.

  • It's a Russian fable.

  • The bee was busying himself by a flower

  • when the eagle flew over to express pity.

  • He said, for all the work the bee does,

  • molding the honeycomb and the hive,

  • his labors would go unrecognized.

  • Unlike the eagle,

  • who spread his wings

  • and soared above for all to see,

  • the bee would die without distinction.

  • The bee tried to explain to the eagle

  • that he was born to work for the common good.

  • He didn't seek attention.

  • He said that when he looked at the honeycombs,

  • he consoled himself with the thought that in them

  • are a few drops of his own honey,

  • and that is enough.

  • Well, I hope I'm not the eagle in the story.

  • Do you know why I'm here, Bill?

  • I'm gonna assume it wasn't

  • to tell me a fable.

  • Does it have something to do with the body they found in town?

  • I heard a rumor he was a Mennonite.

  • Was he from your order?

  • He was Amos.

  • My son.

  • Jesus, Jeremiah.

  • Sorry. I didn't know.

  • I used to tell him that story.

  • I tried to instill in him

  • that hard work was distinction enough.

  • Of all his peers,

  • he was the last to return from Rumspringa.

  • Esther and I--

  • we feared that the world had taken him, but then,

  • like all the others, he came back to the fold,

  • deliberate,

  • committed,

  • ready for covenant.

  • And we told ourselves

  • that he had stared sin

  • squarely in the eyes.

  • He had seen the pores of the devil,

  • only to come home inured.

  • He overdosed on our fentanyl,

  • the honey we make.

  • I don't know what to say.

  • We made a pact, our community.

  • The product was not for our own taking.

  • So I continue to ask myself,

  • was Amos

  • weak?

  • Was he unready?

  • I felt the same way when my son Clay was hurt.

  • All due respect, Bill, your boy's still alive.

  • Only by the grace of God.

  • Esther is mute with grief.

  • The entire congregation looks to me now,

  • wondering which way is north.

  • It's the same place it always was, Jeremiah.

  • Your people will follow your lead.

  • Do you know why my son was in Reston?

  • I was going to ask you the same question.

  • ( haunting music )

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  • May I ask a favor of you?

  • Anything.

  • Jeremiah: Local authorities are holding his body,

  • but we need to bury him come sundown tomorrow.

  • Given your connections, I was hoping you could help.

  • I'll make some phone calls.

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  • ( sighs ) ( door opens )

  • What the fuck is going on?

  • Deputy Hulce.

  • What is this?

  • Woman: This is a DEA safe house.

  • I'm Agent Nora Barnes.

  • You've already met my partner, Luis Castillo.

  • Luis: Sorry, I couldn't tell you anything

  • until Agent Barnes arrived.

  • Kolach?

  • Is this about Bill Boone?

  • He's smuggling drugs into the US.

  • The Mennonites are his supplier, right?

  • That's some good police work, Deputy,

  • but we need you to step aside.

  • I can't.

  • I have a body in the morgue. I have an open case.

  • Close it.

  • We don't want to scare either party away.

  • They got eyes in your department.

  • Amos Miller was 19. He was murdered.

  • If we find evidence of a murder,

  • we will bring charges,

  • but for now, we have bigger priorities.

  • Nora: There's an opioid crisis in this country.

  • Luis: And we don't want a small-town hunch

  • jeopardizing our investigation.

  • I'm not-- I was in the NYPD.

  • Nora: We know. We pulled your file,

  • saw what happened there.</