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The Madison S01E02 (2026)
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00:04Can you hear me now?
00:07Preston?
00:09Honey?
00:10Can you hear me?
00:12Sort of.
00:14Preston?
00:14Hold on, I'm hunting higher ground.
00:17You're hunting.
00:18You're hunting.
00:20That should do it.
00:21Ah, there you are.
00:23What is this about hunting?
00:25High ground, and I found it.
00:28Oh, man.
00:30What's so funny?
00:31It's not funny, it's just, uh, here, I'm going to test my technical prowess.
00:42Pretty.
00:44Pretty?
00:45What can I say?
00:46Honey, I'm a beach girl.
00:49All right.
00:51What's your favorite thing about the beach?
00:53Well, in what sense?
00:54You know, when you look at it.
00:56Uh...
00:57I think it's the sound, the waves.
01:00There's a comfort in the crash, if that makes any sense.
01:07And the horizon, you know, something we don't have in the city.
01:11The horizon is a perfect line between sky and water.
01:16Well, this place is the opposite.
01:19The horizon is chaos.
01:22Bunch of jagged teeth eating clouds.
01:26Okay, honey.
01:27What?
01:28If you want to stay longer, stay longer.
01:30You don't have to sell me.
01:33Stay the week.
01:34No, wait.
01:35Don't stay the week.
01:36Oh, we have the Met Gala on Saturday.
01:40What's the theme?
01:41The anthology of fashion.
01:44No, that was last year's theme.
01:45No.
01:46That was the lexicon of fashion.
01:48What's the fucking difference?
01:50Uh, the hors d'oeuvres will be different.
01:51You can come dressed as a fisherman in a tux.
01:55All right, what does this mean for my week?
01:57Can you say goodbye to jagged teeth by Friday?
02:01Goodbye teeth by Friday.
02:04You got it.
02:05Okay, well, I'm on my way to have lunch with a very distressed 36-year-old.
02:09Yeah.
02:10Well, the sooner he's out of her life, the better.
02:13They share two children, honey.
02:15Whatever happens, he's never out of her life.
02:18Love you.
02:20Love you too, sweetheart.
02:55Love you too, sweetheart.
03:23Are those gluten-free?
03:24I don't think there's any gluten in pancakes, honey.
03:26There's nothing but gluten in pancakes.
03:28Mom, I can't eat gluten.
03:30Since when did you develop this allergy I'm unaware of?
03:32They talk about it in school.
03:34Our bodies aren't designed to digest gluten.
03:36Are these sausages?
03:37Found them in the freezer.
03:39Do you identify the mystery meat that they're made from?
03:41Do you really want to know?
03:43Fair enough.
03:45Man has been eating bread for about 30,000 years.
03:49And for many cultures, Sumerians, Egyptians, Romans, pretty much every civilization in Mesopotamia and Northern Africa ate a diet consisting
03:58almost entirely of bread.
04:00Unless you were a Bedouin tribesman or a pharaoh who ate some version of cow or camel.
04:05What our bodies can't tolerate is the bromide and bleach and all the other garbage companies used to refine it.
04:10But this was milled by some local Mennonites right here in Montana without any of that shit.
04:16What's a Sumerian?
04:18What's a pharaoh?
04:19It's a Mennonite.
04:19The answers to all of your questions are on nachio.
04:23Has anyone figured out how to use the shower yet?
04:26I'm pretty sure you just turned the faucet handle clockwise until the water starts coming out.
04:30Sorry, that was flippant and unnecessary and it's too early for that.
04:35Make me tea.
04:36Yeah.
04:37There's coffee.
04:38Coffee wreaks havoc on my nervous system.
04:40No, I think that's your genetics.
04:42I have the same genetics as you.
04:44I'm going to the bathroom.
04:46Wish me luck.
04:49Let me guess, Russell.
04:50Your mother is the Domineering type.
04:54She does have a very strong personality.
04:57Why do you say that?
04:59Just an observation.
05:02Huh.
05:04Jesus.
05:05Ow.
05:08Oh, God.
05:12Okay.
05:41What the?
05:43Paige!
06:03Oh, shit.
06:10where is she bathroom what happened honey oh honey oh they sting you i'm coming in
06:20what stunk her oh god what i i said there were hornets right you heard me
06:24oh that is not gonna save you where'd they get you it hurts so bad let me see
06:34is it bad it's not funny it's not funny
06:42don't come in look for a medicine kit try and find benadryl tylenol and calamine lotion wait what
06:48what what's that it's for itching it's a pink bottle hey got it you knew again and you did
06:53nothing nothing you're toasted okay um tylen benadryl in the pink stuff okay thank you
07:10okay here the uh okay let's go up in the loft okay there there
07:15after you do that i recommend you redeem yourself great idea
07:32now you get full of them
07:51i don't think i'm gonna make it we can do it on the couch
08:03oh
08:03oh
08:04oh
08:04oh
08:04oh
08:04oh
08:04oh
08:19oh
08:20oh
08:21oh
08:26oh
08:50oh
08:51oh
09:02i think that's all of them
09:07that's not all of them oh boy they really got in there they go all the way in there
09:14i need some of the big stuff i need some of the big stuff i need some of the big
09:17stuff
09:17don't come up here i've seen it before you're never seeing it again never ever ever i need some of
09:23the big stuff let me see let me see let me see i don't think we can use this on
09:27your eye what what
09:28what happened baby you got stuff what happened baby you got stuff you're defending you
09:31defending you
09:32you both stop acting 11. i'm 11 and i don't act like this
09:35you shut up baby let me show me your eye show me your eye show me your eye
10:02you have to do that
10:03well he's asleep on the couch and page is whimpering in the loft you think two benadryl would have
10:07knocked her out i gave her two more abby i don't think you're supposed to take that much
10:11mom we are dealing with prescription level despair two benadryl one two shit what are the
10:15girls doing. They hacked into Paul's Wi-Fi, so all is right in their world.
10:20Go for a walk? I want to show you something.
10:22Sure.
11:01He named this valley after me.
11:03He said, the grass reminds him of my hair, reminded. Oh, God.
11:13Speaking about him in the present tense, it's going to be a hard habit to break.
11:22It's beautiful.
11:26I want to bury him here.
11:31This was Paul's home, and in Preston's heart, I think it was his home, too.
11:39Mom, if you do that, you can't visit him? And don't you want to visit him?
11:42I will visit him.
11:45And what if the new owners don't let you?
11:47And why would there be new owners?
11:50Because you can't keep this place. I mean, how are you going to take care of it?
11:53Take care of what? It's three cabins. Only one of them has water. What's to take care of?
11:57The land?
11:59The land takes care of itself.
12:01Okay, well, Mom, who's going to take care of you while you're out here?
12:03I mean, Paige couldn't even go to the bathroom without needing a trip to the ER.
12:06I am not Paige.
12:08Fair enough.
12:09Do you think this is any more dangerous than walking to the pharmacy down First Avenue?
12:12Yeah, I do, actually.
12:14Yeah, well, I don't see it that way.
12:16Mom, I don't know how you move on.
12:17I have no intention of moving on. Ever.
12:21I will never love again. I won't even try.
12:24Holding on to him is the closest I will get. And that is what I plan to do.
12:31I didn't bring you here for your permission. I brought you here to share my decision.
12:38I may never love again, Abby, but you certainly will never have another father.
12:42And your children are down a grandfather for the rest of their lives.
12:48And they learn nothing about him.
12:51Standing in front of a tombstone, surrounded by the corpses of strangers.
12:55He loved this place.
12:59He stays here.
13:05You want to know the last thing I said to him?
13:08I'll pay you back.
13:12I was his greatest disappointment, and...
13:16He left before I could change that.
13:20What did he say?
13:22About what?
13:23When you said you'd pay him back.
13:26What did he say?
13:31He said I wouldn't accept it if he tried.
13:36Doesn't sound like a man who's disappointed, Abby.
13:42See?
14:05Let's see.
14:05Look at this.
14:08Horseshoe.
14:10Yeah?
14:11Those are good luck.
14:13Hang them over a door,
14:14but you gotta hang them like a U.
14:16It won't end up, or
14:18all your luck will run out.
14:24Where's your folks? Girls?
14:29Girls, get in the house now!
14:32Can I help you?
14:33You, uh, Mr. Clyburn's family?
14:36And who are you?
14:37Yes, Stacy Clyburn.
14:39Oh, Paul was your, uh...
14:41My brother-in-law.
14:43His brother was, um, Preston.
14:45Yes.
14:46I met him once, he's very friendly, nice man.
14:50Yes, yes he was.
14:52A ranch I work for shares a north fence here.
14:54Paul and the ranch owner was real close.
14:56He asked me to keep an eye out for the place until family showed up,
14:59and it looks like you did.
15:00We did.
15:01Y'all getting by in there?
15:03I'll live pretty sparse.
15:05We're fine.
15:06Learning our way around the outhouse.
15:09Huh.
15:10My wife would have none of that.
15:12Oh.
15:13Wise woman.
15:18Cade Harris.
15:20Stacy.
15:20Stacy.
15:22Boy, I sure was sorry to hear about you.
15:25People are pretty worried y'all are gonna starve in there.
15:29Had me, uh, bring some things over.
15:31You mind if I carry them in?
15:33Things?
15:35Some food.
15:36Oh.
15:38Sure.
15:38All right.
15:39Of course.
15:40Yes, ma'am.
15:40Just this way.
15:41My truck's right there.
15:42I think my truck's right there.
15:44Yeah.
15:46Yeah.
16:00We're going to help.
16:02I feel sorry.
16:10My truck's right there.
16:23Grandma, what did you order?
16:25I didn't order anything.
16:27Our neighbors set this over.
16:29Let's see what all we got in here.
16:31Oh, buttermilk pie.
16:33Oh, we got everything labeled in here.
16:35We got lasagna, garlic bread, and, uh, oh, Mace's wife made this.
16:40Beef casserole don't look like much, but it's worth fighting over.
16:43Oh, fry bread.
16:44You ever had that fry bread?
16:46You, uh, put this on top, you make Indian tacos.
16:50You can't call it that.
16:52It's racist.
16:55Oh, uh, that's what the Indians call it?
17:02Thank you very much.
17:04This was not expected.
17:07Oh, uh,
17:10It's not a business card, but, uh,
17:12I wrote my cell on the back.
17:13You call if you need anything.
17:17Oh,
17:19that's some shiner you got there.
17:20Oh, I meant to ask you,
17:22is there a minor emergency center close?
17:24He got stung by a hornet.
17:26Oh, you got baking soda.
17:28You just mix it up with some water until it turns into a paste.
17:31You cover that eye.
17:31It'll suck the poison right out.
17:33Right.
17:33Uh, thanks.
17:34But maybe you could just stick to us where the hospital is?
17:36Uh, right.
17:38Uh, nearest one's Bozeman, about two hours at 90.
17:40But, uh,
17:41we'll probably tell you the same thing.
17:45Ladies.
17:54Ma'am.
17:58Girls,
17:59when someone is trying to help you...
18:00He can't say that.
18:02It's wrong.
18:03Yeah, but it's not your place to correct him.
18:04Well, someone should.
18:07Oh, how gratifying it must feel to always be right.
18:17Cade.
18:19It is Cade.
18:21Right?
18:21Yes, ma'am.
18:24Uh, Cade.
18:26Someday,
18:28you might have an 11-year-old.
18:29I have an 11-year-old right now.
18:31Oh.
18:32Yes, ma'am.
18:33We don't mess around out here in the mountains.
18:35Mason, you're snowed in for six months.
18:37What else are you going to do?
18:38That sums it up.
18:41Kids.
18:42They say what's on their minds.
18:43I don't care what others think.
18:46Yeah, they grow out of that.
18:49The world's worse for it.
18:50Yeah, probably so.
18:53Uh, I need, uh...
18:56Could you...
18:59I need a funeral home.
19:01Oh.
19:03Waverly and Sons,
19:04and this is what most people use around here.
19:10Um, and...
19:11Tell your wife thank you.
19:13She don't get all the credit.
19:14There's a few chickens in that hen house.
19:16All right, well...
19:17Tell them all.
19:18I'll do it.
19:19I'll do it.
19:26I'll do it.
19:27I'll do it.
19:28Yeah, yeah.
19:28Yeah.
19:44Okay, all right.
19:44Okay, let's go.
19:45It's all right.
19:46Bye-bye.
19:49okay do we really want to be eating some strange person's food fried chicken fried steak
19:56why would they fry steak don't eat it then maybe ask what we like before you bring
20:04i blame myself after all she's raising you like i raised her complete strangers spent
20:14i don't know how much time they spent how much thought went in to this not to mention money
20:21looking at that truck money isn't something they have in abundance and you have the nerve
20:28to judge it spoiled little bitches we've raised
20:36what did she just call me
20:41mom mom they are not your children you do not have the right to speak to them that way i
20:46am not
20:46talking about them i am talking about you you and your sister oh the walking wounded we haven't been
20:53here two days and everyone has already forgotten why we're here we are not on vacation my husband is
21:01dead your father is dead so everyone can just stop counting the minutes until we leave
21:09and remember why we're here in the first place
21:14and here somehow i thought losing him would bring us closer together
21:20don't feel so fucking miserable go i'll do what i always do and take care of it myself
21:38i just don't understand the allure i understand the bonding the quiet the open space i get
21:48you know i get that it's the task that dominates your day and let's be honest honey you could fish
21:57in the bay and there's fish in florida you'd never do it when we go there
22:02if you said to me i want to go sit on a porch and get drunk with my brother for
22:06a week i would
22:07understand that better is that what it is you and paul fly in a couple of mountain bunnies and revisit
22:16your youths you were the mountain bunny of my youth i'll explain it like this and you need to
22:22go back a few million years to fully understand oh this should be good you have to go back to
22:27early
22:27man before that homo erectus pre-man exactly for some two million years we've been hunter gatherers
22:34and those jobs were divided men hunted women gathered i feel an old-fashioned outreach coming
22:40on oh this is scientifically proven men thrive when they're singularly focused women struggle
22:47with singular tasks but thrive with multiple tasks simultaneously and men of course have a
22:53superior sense of direction compared to women honey you should write a book and title it how not to
22:59have sex with your wife for a month women are better communicators far more organized all skills
23:05honed by working collectively in groups to achieve multiple goals men travel long distances with little
23:12verbal communication while seeking to achieve a singular goal a buffalo or a woolly mammoth whatever
23:18they hunted now fly fishing that involves traversing unknown terrain seeking suitable water and conditions
23:26and then utilizing a skill developed over years decades to achieve singular goal trout yellowstone cutthroat trout to be exact
23:38millions of years and almost infinite luck that i even exist on this planet and armed with an instinct
23:43literally imprinted into my dna that compels me to seek an outlet that challenges my very reason for existing
23:51oh what a bunch of bullshit just say you want to go fishing with your brother
23:59i want to go fishing with my brother
24:02wasn't so hard was it
24:07deceptively easy
24:09too easy
24:11but you have to pay the ferryman
24:13the ferryman
24:15i knew there was a catch
24:17oh boy is there
24:18the ferryman
24:19the ferryman
24:26oh my god
24:28of
24:28my较
24:28the ferryman
24:47You're eating the food you were too good for, I see.
24:50Were the car keys?
24:52They're in my pocket.
24:53May I have them, please?
24:55I can't see.
24:57Oh, for God's sake.
24:59Not the keys, not the keys.
25:02Where are you going?
25:04Mom, I asked you a question.
25:06Heard it.
25:36You would like him laid to rest on the family ranch.
25:39Is that possible?
25:41Well, you'd need to go to the courthouse and register a portion of your land as a cemetery.
25:45It must be notated that way by both the county and the state.
25:49Why is that?
25:50Well, the state must certify each burial to prevent one from simply burying somebody somewhere in the woods.
25:56You can see how that might cause a few issues?
25:59Yeah.
26:01I can see that.
26:02But, um, this cemetery can be private just for my family?
26:08Absolutely.
26:09Is it best to use an attorney?
26:11Depends.
26:12You got the deed and a survey shown on the proposed site?
26:16It sounds like this is a job for an attorney.
26:19I can recommend one if you like.
26:27Mrs. Clyburn, I knew your husband and I knew his brother very well.
26:32Well enough to know that his great wish would be to spend eternity on that place.
26:38I can guess the same of Preston.
26:40But I feel obligated to point something out to you.
26:44If you sell that land or your children sell it, the new owners have no obligation to allow you to
26:52visit him.
26:54And they can decide to remove the cemetery altogether, have your loved ones exhumed and move their bodies to a
27:00new location, or have them cremate.
27:04It may give you peace in your lifetime, but beyond that, the vessels of your beloved, and maybe even you,
27:13are at the mercy of strangers who do not know of your husband's love for that place and frankly don't
27:20care.
27:23You didn't ask me for advice, but I would advise you to think very carefully because this is not a
27:31decision that can be undone.
27:59You didn't ask me for advice, but I would advise you to think very carefully because this is not a
28:02decision that can be done.
28:29You didn't ask me for advice, but I would advise you to think very carefully because this is not a
28:32decision that can be done.
28:32You didn't ask me for advice, but I would advise you to think very carefully because this is not a
29:02decision that can be done.
29:29I don't think I'm strong enough for this.
29:32I don't think I could do this without you.
29:34I don't think I could do this without you.
29:40I don't think I could do this without you.
30:51Can I have the keys, please?
30:53Why should I give you the keys? It's my rental.
30:56So you don't leave us stranded again?
30:58Look around you, Abigail.
31:00This is the farthest thing from being stranded.
31:07Oh, my God.
31:12Got snowed out today.
31:14Yesterday was 75 and not a cloud in the sky.
31:18By midnight, it was snowing sideways.
31:20By morning, there was six inches on the ground,
31:23so Paul and I did what any 40-year-old would do with his brother.
31:27We drank a 12-pack of beer and built a snowman the size of a Suburban.
31:32Then the sun came out, and we drank another 12-pack, watching it melt.
31:36Any evidence of snow was gone by noon.
31:39By then, we were too drunk to fish.
31:42Not too drunk to write, though.
31:44Well, so it's just you and me, journal.
31:47My girls have never built a snowman.
31:50No yard to build it in.
31:52But it'll snow in June again someday, and maybe I will have convinced my girls.
31:57Pissing in the woods is rather liberating.
32:00Or maybe I'll just build an outhouse.
32:03Hey, that's an idea.
32:05Build a cabin where the tents are, then another one with a kitchen.
32:09Place to gather.
32:11I wonder if we could dig a well.
32:12Well, at least we'd have water.
32:18Truth.
32:23I don't do truces.
32:25Fine.
32:26I surrender.
32:35The girls made a card for the cowboy and his wife.
32:38Was it a lecture on pronouns?
32:40It says, thank you, Mom.
32:42Good.
32:43They deserve a thank you.
32:47What's the other cabin like?
32:50It's...
32:51It's fine, Mom.
32:54That isn't what I asked.
32:57It's a little weird.
33:00But it's comfortable.
33:02Weird?
33:03How?
33:05Old games and...
33:08Toys.
33:17Mom?
33:19Mom?
33:20Mom, the girls are sleeping.
33:33Sorry, girls.
33:58Mom, what?
34:03What?
34:04You built them for us.
34:06That one is for you and your sister.
34:08And that one was for me.
34:10You don't know that.
34:11No, I read it.
34:13I read his...
34:14His...
34:15His thought as it came to him.
34:18I'm so blind.
34:41I knew I had a good marriage.
34:44I did.
34:48I looked around at all my friends and I think we're lucky stars because the frame of reference
34:57is at every dinner party in New York.
35:03What I didn't know was how lucky I was.
35:08We missed a lot.
35:11We missed a lot, honey.
35:15And...
35:19We won't ever get it back.
35:30Russell?
35:33Russell?
35:34Yeah?
35:36I forgive you.
35:39Okay.
35:40Did you hear me?
35:41I said I forgive you.
35:42Yeah, I don't...
35:43I don't know what I'm being forgiven for.
35:46For the hornets!
35:47I didn't put them there.
35:48But you knew they were there!
35:49I told you they were there!
35:51Russell, I'm trying to forgive you.
35:52Why won't you let me?
35:56I need your help.
35:57Paige, I can't see.
35:58Use your good eye and get up here!
36:15How's your eye?
36:17Closed.
36:18How's your butthole?
36:20Same.
36:21They get the kitty, too?
36:23They got everything, baby.
36:28Want me to kiss it better?
36:29Hell no!
36:30You are so far from kissing the kitty after today, you can't even see it from there.
36:33I can almost see it if you just turn to the side and...
36:36No, kitty!
36:37You said you forgave me.
36:40Let me teach you something about women.
36:43When I forgive you, we don't go back to the moment before you wronged me.
36:47We go back to the very beginning when we first met, and I thought you were sort of cute with
36:51a good sense of humor.
36:52So we're back to our first date?
36:54Yes, but right now I need itch cream on my boo-boos.
37:03Oh, this hornet poison really, like, plumped the whole thing up.
37:08Really?
37:08Yeah.
37:09I mean, like, this is a caboose.
37:10I wonder if there's clinics in New York that would do this sort of thing, huh?
37:13What, so you only like my ass after it's been attacked by a swarm of hornets?
37:16I didn't say that, okay?
37:17I never said that!
37:18I love it.
37:18I've always loved it.
37:19It's the same.
37:20It's just...
37:21It's more.
37:24Do you think it's permanent?
37:25Could be.
37:26I don't know.
37:27Wait, you're not supposed to rub it in.
37:28It's all freaking loose.
37:29I'm sorry.
37:30You want me to go back downstairs, or can I sleep with you on the first date in the second
37:33year of our marriage?
37:35Cuddle me, but don't touch my ass.
37:38How old are you?
37:38Hold my head.
37:46Get it?
37:52What do you think of Montana?
37:56I don't, um, I'm not a fan.
37:59I like a cup of tea.
38:01It's okay, baby.
38:02We're city mice.
38:03We aren't supposed to like it.
38:05I'm not.
38:07I don't actually think of myself as a mouse.
38:10No?
38:10No.
38:11What are you?
38:12Like a tiger.
38:15You know, like a little bit of a tiger.
38:19My tiger?
38:21Yeah.
38:22Yeah, see, that's more...
38:24I prefer that.
38:26My big, tough tiger.
38:28Mm-hmm.
38:29That's much better.
38:31Hey, tiger can't touch the kid.
38:33Accident.
38:34Sorry.
38:34Bad tiger.
38:35I'm sorry.
38:35Bad tiger.
38:37Bad tiger.
38:42Okay, you can touch it a little.
38:44A little.
38:48Oh, the mouse is scared of the tiger.
38:52Wait, are you the mouse?
38:53I'm the mouse.
38:54No, you're the tiger.
39:24No, you're the mouse.
39:43Come here, girls.
39:46I heard you made our neighbors a card.
39:48It was the right thing to do.
39:52Do you know why it was the right thing to do?
39:55They did something to help us.
39:57Something we never asked them to do.
39:59They just did it.
40:00To be kind.
40:01Now, you can disagree with what they say, what they do, how they live, and you may be right.
40:07But there is no denying that they were kind to you.
40:11You can choose not to be their friends.
40:13You can choose to live your life completely different.
40:18But choose to be kind back.
40:20We did.
40:21That's why we made them the card.
40:23You made them the card because your mother told you to.
40:25But when you give them the card, give it to them to be kind.
40:30Now, tell your mother to round the troops.
40:32We're going on a walk.
40:34Who are the troops?
40:36Everyone is the troops.
40:37So, Paige, Russell, and Ma?
40:39That would be them.
40:48Okay.
40:50Okay.
40:53Okay.
40:54Nope.
40:55I'm going to do it.
40:57I'm not going to do it.
40:58I'm not going to do it.
41:18Oh, what the fuck?
41:20What?
41:21What are you doing?
41:22What are you doing?
41:23This isn't happening.
41:24I'm supposed to be a mystery.
41:25I haven't seen anything.
41:25Get out.
41:26Okay.
41:28No, other way.
41:29Okay.
41:29I'm going the other way.
41:31Okay.
41:41Honey, I killed all the hornets.
41:42You can stop shitting in the barn.
41:45This is my hell.
41:46I don't know why you put me in it.
41:48But here I am.
41:49In hell with my whole family.
41:52Ready?
41:53Is it far?
41:54Yeah, it's not far.
41:55These are technically slippers, so...
41:57The Indians walked this barefoot.
42:00Sorry, Macy, Native Americans.
42:01First Nation.
42:02Yeah.
42:03Well, all of them barefoot.
42:04Thousands of years right here.
42:06Technically, no.
42:06They wore moccasins with a thick leather sole or hide would probably be...
42:11Ready?
42:11Yeah.
42:11Here we go again.
42:12Yep.
42:30This is your father's favorite place.
42:34And where he will lay with his brother someday, me too, you could choose this as well, or choose
42:40something else.
42:41It's your decision.
42:42Your last decision, as it were.
42:45But I know that he would choose this if he were here to choose it.
42:51I think it's perfect.
42:53Uh, wait to hear it all first.
42:56So if I bury him here, I must protect him and this place.
43:00In order to do that, I will sell the townhouse in Manhattan, establish a trust with the funds
43:04that exists solely to preserve this place, so that nobody, that includes all of you, can
43:09lose it or ever sell it.
43:12Why sell your home?
43:13Because I can't afford to take care of all of you and this place any other way.
43:17We can take care of ourselves.
43:18So this is the way I've decided.
43:22This is my home now.
43:24I die here too.
43:26And when I do, you put me right next to him.
43:35Abby.
43:36Abby, do something.
43:39Do you know what happened when he died?
43:41The whole family died with him.
43:43Right here in the middle of nowhere.
43:47Do you know what happened when he died?
43:47Do you know what happened when he died?
43:55Do you know what happened when he died?
43:55Do you know what happened when he died?
43:56You
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