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3	00:00:36,287	00:00:38,247	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
4	00:00:56,932	00:00:59,894	(violin playing Tartini's "Devil's Trill Sonata")	(violin playing Tartini's "Devil's Trill Sonata")
5	00:01:18,954	00:01:20,915	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
6	00:01:46,857	00:01:49,235	-(clock chiming) -(stops playing)	-(clock chiming) -(stops playing)
7	00:01:58,786	00:02:01,121	(clock stops after six chimes, continues ticking)	(clock stops after six chimes, continues ticking)
8	00:02:16,011	00:02:17,930	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
9	00:02:48,711	00:02:52,590	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)
10	00:02:52,673	00:02:55,009	-("Unflesh" fades) -(classical piano music plays)	-("Unflesh" fades) -(classical piano music plays)
11	00:03:54,068	00:03:56,070	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
12	00:04:08,832	00:04:11,502	-(pop music playing) -(lively chatter)	-(pop music playing) -(lively chatter)
13	00:04:13,754	00:04:15,756	CASSIE: No, nothing.	CASSIE: No, nothing.
14	00:04:15,839	00:04:16,924	(indistinct chatter, laughter)	(indistinct chatter, laughter)
15	00:04:17,007	00:04:19,051	-MIKE: Really? -CASSIE: Yes!	-MIKE: Really? -CASSIE: Yes!
16	00:04:19,134	00:04:22,179	-(indistinct chatter continues) -(cell phone buzzing)	-(indistinct chatter continues) -(cell phone buzzing)
17	00:04:26,141	00:04:27,267	(phone beeps)	(phone beeps)
18	00:04:27,351	00:04:29,311	(music and chatter continue in other room)	(music and chatter continue in other room)
19	00:04:36,735	00:04:38,904	(music and chatter muted)	(music and chatter muted)
20	00:04:41,156	00:04:43,409	(playing up-tempo classical music)	(playing up-tempo classical music)
21	00:04:50,165	00:04:52,167	-VI: Hey, wombie. -(stops playing)	-VI: Hey, wombie. -(stops playing)
22	00:04:52,251	00:04:54,420	Have you seen my score for the Saint-Saëns?	Have you seen my score for the Saint-Saëns?
23	00:04:54,503	00:04:55,796	It's not in my folder.	It's not in my folder.
24	00:04:55,879	00:04:57,756	Why would I know where your music is?	Why would I know where your music is?
25	00:04:57,840	00:04:59,633	I don't know.	I don't know.
26	00:04:59,717	00:05:02,469	Sorry for daring to ask a question.	Sorry for daring to ask a question.
27	00:05:02,553	00:05:03,887	Are you done?	Are you done?
28	00:05:03,971	00:05:06,348	I need to borrow your phones. Mine are fucked.	I need to borrow your phones. Mine are fucked.
29	00:05:06,432	00:05:09,768	Not like I'm getting anything done anyways.	Not like I'm getting anything done anyways.
30	00:05:09,852	00:05:13,313	You know what they say.	You know what they say.
31	00:05:13,397	00:05:16,316	(sarcastically): "Whoo-hoo. Spring break."	(sarcastically): "Whoo-hoo. Spring break."
32	00:05:16,400	00:05:18,152	I'll be in my room.	I'll be in my room.
33	00:05:18,235	00:05:21,071	-(door closes) -Welcome.	-(door closes) -Welcome.
34	00:05:21,155	00:05:22,531	MIKE: No, no, no, wait. You have to go north.	MIKE: No, no, no, wait. You have to go north.
35	00:05:22,614	00:05:23,657	They have these amazing vineyards.	They have these amazing vineyards.
36	00:05:23,741	00:05:24,950	It's, like, this wine country...	It's, like, this wine country...
37	00:05:25,034	00:05:26,285	-Uh-huh. -Mm-hmm, yeah.	-Uh-huh. -Mm-hmm, yeah.
38	00:05:26,368	00:05:28,037	MIKE: Uh, right next to Venice. What's it called?	MIKE: Uh, right next to Venice. What's it called?
39	00:05:28,120	00:05:29,788	-The Veneto. -DAVID: Well, that is an option.	-The Veneto. -DAVID: Well, that is an option.
40	00:05:29,872	00:05:31,457	-That's an option. -JOSHUA: Il Veneto.	-That's an option. -JOSHUA: Il Veneto.
41	00:05:31,540	00:05:34,043	-You got to get it right. Yes. -(indistinct chatter)	-You got to get it right. Yes. -(indistinct chatter)
42	00:05:34,126	00:05:35,252	(clears throat)	(clears throat)
43	00:05:35,335	00:05:37,629	Oh, hey.	Oh, hey.
44	00:05:37,713	00:05:40,799	Juju, sweetheart, you girls finished practice already?	Juju, sweetheart, you girls finished practice already?
45	00:05:40,883	00:05:42,259	Uh, Vi's still going.	Uh, Vi's still going.
46	00:05:42,342	00:05:43,594	Juliet's our youngest.	Juliet's our youngest.
47	00:05:43,677	00:05:45,054	MIKE: Oh, I thought you had twins.	MIKE: Oh, I thought you had twins.
48	00:05:45,137	00:05:46,388	Two minutes apart.	Two minutes apart.
49	00:05:46,472	00:05:48,182	Someone has to hold the door. Right?	Someone has to hold the door. Right?
50	00:05:48,265	00:05:49,475	(laughter)	(laughter)
51	00:05:49,558	00:05:51,351	But we heard your news. Juilliard.	But we heard your news. Juilliard.
52	00:05:51,435	00:05:53,187	Congrats. That's incredible.	Congrats. That's incredible.
53	00:05:53,270	00:05:55,564	Uh, you're thinking of my sister Vi.	Uh, you're thinking of my sister Vi.
54	00:05:55,647	00:05:57,316	She's going to Juilliard next year.	She's going to Juilliard next year.
55	00:05:57,399	00:05:59,234	Julie is taking the gap year to consider her options.	Julie is taking the gap year to consider her options.
56	00:05:59,318	00:06:01,695	MIKE: That's smart. You know what, I have a cousin.	MIKE: That's smart. You know what, I have a cousin.
57	00:06:01,779	00:06:03,238	He did fine arts, college, everything.	He did fine arts, college, everything.
58	00:06:03,322	00:06:05,449	Eight years later, he's teaching preschoolers	Eight years later, he's teaching preschoolers
59	00:06:05,532	00:06:07,826	-how to make things out of washi tape. -DAVID: Hey.	-how to make things out of washi tape. -DAVID: Hey.
60	00:06:07,910	00:06:09,369	-Crafts are important. -I'm just saying,	-Crafts are important. -I'm just saying,
61	00:06:09,453	00:06:10,662	there's eight billion people on this planet,	there's eight billion people on this planet,
62	00:06:10,746	00:06:12,206	and everybody wants to have	and everybody wants to have
63	00:06:12,289	00:06:13,999	their moment in the spotlight, and it's not gonna happen.	their moment in the spotlight, and it's not gonna happen.
64	00:06:14,083	00:06:15,584	The Instagram generation needs to be more realistic	The Instagram generation needs to be more realistic
65	00:06:15,667	00:06:17,961	about long-term career prospects.	about long-term career prospects.
66	00:06:18,045	00:06:21,006	I don't have social media, so...	I don't have social media, so...
67	00:06:21,090	00:06:22,132	-See? -MIKE: Oh, good.	-See? -MIKE: Oh, good.
68	00:06:22,216	00:06:23,217	That's a start.	That's a start.
69	00:06:23,300	00:06:24,927	Dad, what time are we leaving tomorrow?	Dad, what time are we leaving tomorrow?
70	00:06:25,010	00:06:26,637	-Oh, whenever you want. -CASSIE: They're at boarding school.	-Oh, whenever you want. -CASSIE: They're at boarding school.
71	00:06:26,720	00:06:28,889	-Lindberg Academy. -MIKE: The arts school?	-Lindberg Academy. -MIKE: The arts school?
72	00:06:28,972	00:06:30,516	-Mm-hmm. -Isn't that where that girl...?	-Mm-hmm. -Isn't that where that girl...?
73	00:06:30,599	00:06:32,017	Hmm-mm-mm-mm-mm.	Hmm-mm-mm-mm-mm.
74	00:06:32,101	00:06:33,519	JULIET: It's fine.	JULIET: It's fine.
75	00:06:33,602	00:06:35,270	I didn't really know her.	I didn't really know her.
76	00:06:38,065	00:06:39,650	Okay, hey, sweetie, make sure you got	Okay, hey, sweetie, make sure you got
77	00:06:39,733	00:06:40,943	everything ready for tomorrow.	everything ready for tomorrow.
78	00:06:41,026	00:06:42,194	(softly): Okay.	(softly): Okay.
79	00:06:42,277	00:06:43,654	-MIKE: Nice to meet you. -Bye, guys.	-MIKE: Nice to meet you. -Bye, guys.
80	00:06:45,030	00:06:47,116	-Um... okay. -(laughter)	-Um... okay. -(laughter)
81	00:06:47,199	00:06:49,159	So, what was... I'm sorry, what was that place?	So, what was... I'm sorry, what was that place?
82	00:06:49,243	00:06:51,245	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
83	00:06:53,914	00:06:55,916	(slow piano music playing)	(slow piano music playing)
84	00:07:11,140	00:07:13,183	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
85	00:07:27,531	00:07:30,325	(indistinct chatter)	(indistinct chatter)
86	00:07:30,409	00:07:33,036	Max! Max!	Max! Max!
87	00:07:33,120	00:07:34,955	-Hi. -Hey, Vi.	-Hi. -Hey, Vi.
88	00:07:37,082	00:07:38,667	DAVID: Yeah, no problem, Vi!	DAVID: Yeah, no problem, Vi!
89	00:07:38,750	00:07:40,085	Just take your time!	Just take your time!
90	00:07:40,169	00:07:41,879	Car will unload itself!	Car will unload itself!
91	00:07:41,962	00:07:43,255	Young love.	Young love.
92	00:07:43,338	00:07:44,840	A father's waking nightmare.	A father's waking nightmare.
93	00:07:44,923	00:07:46,258	You got your pills?	You got your pills?
94	00:07:46,341	00:07:47,718	All right, look.	All right, look.
95	00:07:47,801	00:07:49,469	I know the Juilliard thing hit you hard.	I know the Juilliard thing hit you hard.
96	00:07:49,553	00:07:51,180	And they don't know what they're missing.	And they don't know what they're missing.
97	00:07:51,263	00:07:52,431	But no, listen to me.	But no, listen to me.
98	00:07:52,514	00:07:53,932	You got a big heart.	You got a big heart.
99	00:07:54,016	00:07:55,934	You got a beautiful face.	You got a beautiful face.
100	00:07:56,018	00:07:57,019	-Dad. -And no matter what	-Dad. -And no matter what
101	00:07:57,102	00:07:58,687	those artistes in there tell you,	those artistes in there tell you,
102	00:07:58,770	00:08:01,231	there's more to life than solos and spotlights.	there's more to life than solos and spotlights.
103	00:08:01,315	00:08:04,902	And any academic school would kill to have you.	And any academic school would kill to have you.
104	00:08:04,985	00:08:07,112	All right, I'll get your stuff.	All right, I'll get your stuff.
105	00:08:07,196	00:08:09,698	(indistinct conversation, laughter)	(indistinct conversation, laughter)
106	00:08:11,533	00:08:13,368	(muffled music and chatter in distance)	(muffled music and chatter in distance)
107	00:08:29,509	00:08:32,012	(paper rustling)	(paper rustling)
108	00:08:37,434	00:08:40,062	(lively chatter, laughter)	(lively chatter, laughter)
109	00:08:42,898	00:08:46,193	Moira Wilson was one of the finest musicians	Moira Wilson was one of the finest musicians
110	00:08:46,276	00:08:49,071	ever to grace Lindberg Academy.	ever to grace Lindberg Academy.
111	00:08:49,154	00:08:52,741	For many of you, what happened here six weeks ago	For many of you, what happened here six weeks ago
112	00:08:52,824	00:08:56,161	will be your first experience of loss.	will be your first experience of loss.
113	00:08:56,245	00:08:58,747	Moira's passing is a stark reminder	Moira's passing is a stark reminder
114	00:08:58,830	00:09:00,499	of the darkness we all face	of the darkness we all face
115	00:09:00,582	00:09:04,878	in our lives and in our artistic pursuits.	in our lives and in our artistic pursuits.
116	00:09:04,962	00:09:08,590	As you all know, Moira was to deliver the concerto solo	As you all know, Moira was to deliver the concerto solo
117	00:09:08,674	00:09:11,343	in our Music Showcase later this quarter.	in our Music Showcase later this quarter.
118	00:09:11,426	00:09:13,345	A long-standing school tradition,	A long-standing school tradition,
119	00:09:13,428	00:09:15,764	the senior concerto has successfully launched	the senior concerto has successfully launched
120	00:09:15,847	00:09:19,643	the careers of many Lindberg graduates over the years.	the careers of many Lindberg graduates over the years.
121	00:09:19,726	00:09:22,396	Following much discussion, we have decided	Following much discussion, we have decided
122	00:09:22,479	00:09:24,690	to rerun the senior concerto competition	to rerun the senior concerto competition
123	00:09:24,773	00:09:27,234	-in her memory. -(students murmuring)	-in her memory. -(students murmuring)
124	00:09:27,317	00:09:31,363	Music majors of all disciplines are encouraged to participate.	Music majors of all disciplines are encouraged to participate.
125	00:09:31,446	00:09:34,408	Submit your repertoire to Dr. Cask.	Submit your repertoire to Dr. Cask.
126	00:09:34,491	00:09:36,451	(murmuring continues)	(murmuring continues)
127	00:09:38,036	00:09:40,038	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
128	00:09:52,676	00:09:55,262	(stringed instruments play classical melody)	(stringed instruments play classical melody)
129	00:09:55,345	00:09:57,389	(piano joins in)	(piano joins in)
130	00:10:12,571	00:10:14,531	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
131	00:10:28,503	00:10:31,757	So, you orch dorks horny for Hunger Games round two?	So, you orch dorks horny for Hunger Games round two?
132	00:10:31,840	00:10:33,050	MAX: "Orch dorks"? I resent that.	MAX: "Orch dorks"? I resent that.
133	00:10:33,133	00:10:34,843	Did you tell him the news?	Did you tell him the news?
134	00:10:34,926	00:10:36,428	Who says I don't know the news?	Who says I don't know the news?
135	00:10:36,511	00:10:37,846	Um, were you in assembly?	Um, were you in assembly?
136	00:10:37,929	00:10:39,765	(chuckling): Uh, I had shit to do.	(chuckling): Uh, I had shit to do.
137	00:10:39,848	00:10:41,099	They're rerunning the concerto.	They're rerunning the concerto.
138	00:10:41,183	00:10:42,726	In memory of Mad Moira.	In memory of Mad Moira.
139	00:10:42,809	00:10:45,020	Oh, my God, will you stop calling her that?	Oh, my God, will you stop calling her that?
140	00:10:45,103	00:10:46,688	She carved symbols all over the wall and threw herself	She carved symbols all over the wall and threw herself
141	00:10:46,772	00:10:48,315	out a third-floor window. Plus, she talked to what,	out a third-floor window. Plus, she talked to what,
142	00:10:48,398	00:10:50,150	like, no one the entire time she was here?	like, no one the entire time she was here?
143	00:10:50,233	00:10:51,193	And she was ambidextrous.	And she was ambidextrous.
144	00:10:51,276	00:10:52,903	And that's relevant because...?	And that's relevant because...?
145	00:10:52,986	00:10:54,279	She wrote with both hands.	She wrote with both hands.
146	00:10:54,363	00:10:56,365	Inside out, like Leonardo da Vinci.	Inside out, like Leonardo da Vinci.
147	00:10:56,448	00:10:58,075	The chick was just new levels of freaky.	The chick was just new levels of freaky.
148	00:10:58,158	00:10:59,201	She was brilliant.	She was brilliant.
149	00:11:00,452	00:11:02,996	It's just weird, the competition.	It's just weird, the competition.
150	00:11:03,080	00:11:04,915	I mean, she died six weeks ago.	I mean, she died six weeks ago.
151	00:11:04,998	00:11:06,708	VI: Yeah, it's kind of soon,	VI: Yeah, it's kind of soon,
152	00:11:06,792	00:11:08,335	but the showcase is a big opportunity.	but the showcase is a big opportunity.
153	00:11:08,418	00:11:10,712	I mean, someone else should get a chance.	I mean, someone else should get a chance.
154	00:11:10,796	00:11:12,047	Yeah, I heard Juilliard's sending scouts this year.	Yeah, I heard Juilliard's sending scouts this year.
155	00:11:12,130	00:11:13,757	-Really? -MAX: And my golden gal	-Really? -MAX: And my golden gal
156	00:11:13,840	00:11:16,218	is gonna wow them all again when she plays her concerto.	is gonna wow them all again when she plays her concerto.
157	00:11:16,301	00:11:18,095	It's an open competition.	It's an open competition.
158	00:11:18,178	00:11:19,679	Oh, come on, you're with Cask.	Oh, come on, you're with Cask.
159	00:11:19,763	00:11:21,807	Best teacher, best student.	Best teacher, best student.
160	00:11:21,890	00:11:25,227	Anyways, if you're asking for my completely unbiased opinion,	Anyways, if you're asking for my completely unbiased opinion,
161	00:11:25,310	00:11:27,270	it should've been you the first time around.	it should've been you the first time around.
162	00:11:27,354	00:11:30,774	ALEXIS: Oh, so you pushed her.	ALEXIS: Oh, so you pushed her.
163	00:11:30,857	00:11:32,109	-And then... (laughs) -VI: Shut up!	-And then... (laughs) -VI: Shut up!
164	00:11:32,192	00:11:33,860	MAX: And then she's just born for greatness.	MAX: And then she's just born for greatness.
165	00:11:33,944	00:11:35,445	ALEXIS: It's all coming together.	ALEXIS: It's all coming together.
166	00:11:39,825	00:11:41,284	You gonna change your entry?	You gonna change your entry?
167	00:11:41,368	00:11:42,869	It's too late.	It's too late.
168	00:11:42,953	00:11:44,663	And Roger won't let me.	And Roger won't let me.
169	00:11:44,746	00:11:46,289	Oh, you know what I think. Nobody...	Oh, you know what I think. Nobody...
170	00:11:46,373	00:11:49,126	"No one ever won anything with Mozart."	"No one ever won anything with Mozart."
171	00:11:49,209	00:11:52,295	(cell phone ringing and buzzing)	(cell phone ringing and buzzing)
172	00:12:00,345	00:12:02,931	Jules, I say this lovingly as your sister:	Jules, I say this lovingly as your sister:
173	00:12:03,014	00:12:04,349	(whispers): Grow some balls.	(whispers): Grow some balls.
174	00:12:04,433	00:12:05,976	Repeat after me:	Repeat after me:
175	00:12:06,059	00:12:07,853	Roger Melling, you are a drunken,	Roger Melling, you are a drunken,
176	00:12:07,936	00:12:09,729	cockless excuse of a teacher...	cockless excuse of a teacher...
177	00:12:09,813	00:12:12,607	-Okay, I can't actually say that, though, can I? -Why?	-Okay, I can't actually say that, though, can I? -Why?
178	00:12:12,691	00:12:14,443	You're scared he'll set the claw on you?	You're scared he'll set the claw on you?
179	00:12:14,526	00:12:16,111	Okay, stop.	Okay, stop.
180	00:12:16,194	00:12:19,489	It's focal dystonia, and it's common in musicians his age.	It's focal dystonia, and it's common in musicians his age.
181	00:12:19,573	00:12:21,867	The claw. It's gonna get you.	The claw. It's gonna get you.
182	00:12:25,537	00:12:27,038	(door closes)	(door closes)
183	00:12:27,122	00:12:28,748	Hey, you dropped...	Hey, you dropped...
184	00:12:43,180	00:12:44,639	(school bell ringing)	(school bell ringing)
185	00:12:50,520	00:12:52,606	(door opens)	(door opens)
186	00:12:52,689	00:12:54,983	(door creaks shut)	(door creaks shut)
187	00:12:55,066	00:12:57,861	(violin playing classical tune)	(violin playing classical tune)
188	00:12:57,944	00:13:00,197	(acoustic guitar playing scale)	(acoustic guitar playing scale)
189	00:13:00,280	00:13:02,782	(various instruments playing)	(various instruments playing)
190	00:13:18,381	00:13:20,634	(piano playing upbeat classical melody)	(piano playing upbeat classical melody)
191	00:13:40,403	00:13:42,197	(chuckling)	(chuckling)
192	00:13:42,280	00:13:43,573	-Phrasing. -(playing stops)	-Phrasing. -(playing stops)
193	00:13:49,287	00:13:51,831	Good. Very good.	Good. Very good.
194	00:13:51,915	00:13:53,833	I see you managed to fit in some practice	I see you managed to fit in some practice
195	00:13:53,917	00:13:56,628	between all the drugs and the underage drinking.	between all the drugs and the underage drinking.
196	00:13:56,711	00:13:59,130	I leave the drinking to the experts.	I leave the drinking to the experts.
197	00:13:59,214	00:14:00,924	Very funny.	Very funny.
198	00:14:02,509	00:14:04,386	-They're rerunning the concerto. -So I hear.	-They're rerunning the concerto. -So I hear.
199	00:14:04,469	00:14:05,971	Feeling positive?	Feeling positive?
200	00:14:06,054	00:14:07,973	I was thinking about changing my piece.	I was thinking about changing my piece.
201	00:14:08,056	00:14:10,850	I've been looking at Saint-Saëns' 2.	I've been looking at Saint-Saëns' 2.
202	00:14:10,934	00:14:13,853	Third movement still needs work, but I can get there.	Third movement still needs work, but I can get there.
203	00:14:13,937	00:14:16,022	-You mean Vivian's piece? -It's not that hard.	-You mean Vivian's piece? -It's not that hard.
204	00:14:16,106	00:14:17,774	Cask lets Vi play it.	Cask lets Vi play it.
205	00:14:17,857	00:14:19,234	Henry's methods are his own.	Henry's methods are his own.
206	00:14:19,317	00:14:21,236	I know, but if I just get the chance...	I know, but if I just get the chance...
207	00:14:21,319	00:14:23,905	(scoffs) You'd make a pig's ear of it.	(scoffs) You'd make a pig's ear of it.
208	00:14:23,989	00:14:25,365	Is that what you want?	Is that what you want?
209	00:14:25,448	00:14:28,868	Stick with Herr Amadeus.	Stick with Herr Amadeus.
210	00:14:28,952	00:14:31,913	He will reward you. He always does.	He will reward you. He always does.
211	00:14:31,997	00:14:33,582	(door opens)	(door opens)
212	00:14:40,922	00:14:42,674	(door closes)	(door closes)
213	00:14:42,757	00:14:45,719	(piano playing Saint-Saëns' Concerto No. 2 in G Minor)	(piano playing Saint-Saëns' Concerto No. 2 in G Minor)
214	00:14:53,018	00:14:55,145	(amplified heartbeat thumping)	(amplified heartbeat thumping)
215	00:15:00,150	00:15:02,902	(heartbeat growing louder and faster)	(heartbeat growing louder and faster)
216	00:15:13,955	00:15:16,249	-(heartbeat stops) -(school bell ringing)	-(heartbeat stops) -(school bell ringing)
217	00:15:23,673	00:15:25,383	Uh, Dr. Cask?	Uh, Dr. Cask?
218	00:15:28,178	00:15:30,221	My piece for tomorrow.	My piece for tomorrow.
219	00:15:33,808	00:15:35,769	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
220	00:15:49,532	00:15:51,493	(starts playing)	(starts playing)
221	00:15:59,751	00:16:01,753	(inhales deeply)	(inhales deeply)
222	00:16:01,836	00:16:04,589	(shuddering exhale)	(shuddering exhale)
223	00:16:15,016	00:16:16,393	(light switch clicks)	(light switch clicks)
224	00:16:18,478	00:16:21,439	(violin playing "Devil's Trill Sonata" in distance)	(violin playing "Devil's Trill Sonata" in distance)
225	00:16:43,169	00:16:45,505	(violin playing nearby)	(violin playing nearby)
226	00:16:48,842	00:16:51,219	-(door creaks) -(violin stops)	-(door creaks) -(violin stops)
227	00:16:53,596	00:16:55,598	(clock ticking)	(clock ticking)
228	00:17:01,855	00:17:03,857	(wind whistling softly)	(wind whistling softly)
229	00:17:29,340	00:17:31,134	(whistling stops)	(whistling stops)
230	00:17:48,276	00:17:50,487	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
231	00:17:52,947	00:17:56,117	"Immortal glory awaits she who in her darkness welcomes me.	"Immortal glory awaits she who in her darkness welcomes me.
232	00:17:56,201	00:17:59,120	"The path required this book depicts:	"The path required this book depicts:
233	00:17:59,204	00:18:01,831	one, two, three, four, five, six."	one, two, three, four, five, six."
234	00:18:05,418	00:18:07,420	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
235	00:18:17,972	00:18:19,933	(playing "Devil's Trill Sonata")	(playing "Devil's Trill Sonata")
236	00:18:22,393	00:18:24,354	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
237	00:18:30,735	00:18:33,404	(ticking)	(ticking)
238	00:18:42,288	00:18:44,457	(stops playing)	(stops playing)
239	00:18:45,625	00:18:47,544	Tartini.	Tartini.
240	00:18:50,380	00:18:51,673	The composer.	The composer.
241	00:18:51,756	00:18:54,217	It didn't say the piece.	It didn't say the piece.
242	00:18:54,300	00:18:56,135	That's the "Devil's Trill."	That's the "Devil's Trill."
243	00:18:56,219	00:18:58,513	By the way, Vivian doesn't know	By the way, Vivian doesn't know
244	00:18:58,596	00:19:02,183	you're playing the same piece as her, does she?	you're playing the same piece as her, does she?
245	00:19:07,522	00:19:09,899	Please don't tell her.	Please don't tell her.
246	00:19:09,983	00:19:11,860	She'll kill me.	She'll kill me.
247	00:19:14,028	00:19:15,697	Break a leg.	Break a leg.
248	00:19:50,189	00:19:52,150	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
249	00:19:58,364	00:20:00,825	(knocking)	(knocking)
250	00:20:03,578	00:20:05,288	VI: Jules, open the fucking door!	VI: Jules, open the fucking door!
251	00:20:05,371	00:20:06,915	-(knocking) -Jules, come on!	-(knocking) -Jules, come on!
252	00:20:06,998	00:20:09,000	We're gonna be late! Jules!	We're gonna be late! Jules!
253	00:20:10,543	00:20:11,836	Wombie, you owe...	Wombie, you owe...
254	00:20:11,920	00:20:13,880	(chuckling): Whoa.	(chuckling): Whoa.
255	00:20:16,174	00:20:17,800	-Fuck. -Oh, this is hilarious.	-Fuck. -Oh, this is hilarious.
256	00:20:17,884	00:20:20,345	Don't you keep, like, a calendar or something?	Don't you keep, like, a calendar or something?
257	00:20:20,428	00:20:22,305	No, it wasn't supposed to...	No, it wasn't supposed to...
258	00:20:22,388	00:20:23,723	Fuck!	Fuck!
259	00:20:24,807	00:20:26,059	-(door closes) -Hey, hey.	-(door closes) -Hey, hey.
260	00:20:26,142	00:20:27,310	Come here. Look at me.	Come here. Look at me.
261	00:20:27,393	00:20:28,436	Hey.	Hey.
262	00:20:28,519	00:20:30,313	Head in the game.	Head in the game.
263	00:20:30,396	00:20:32,065	Okay?	Okay?
264	00:20:33,316	00:20:34,984	Okay.	Okay.
265	00:20:35,068	00:20:37,570	You're fine. Come on. Let's tampon and go.	You're fine. Come on. Let's tampon and go.
266	00:20:38,738	00:20:40,907	(playing mid-tempo classical piece)	(playing mid-tempo classical piece)
267	00:21:04,430	00:21:06,099	Vi.	Vi.
268	00:21:08,851	00:21:10,812	-Vi. -Jules, not now.	-Vi. -Jules, not now.
269	00:21:13,272	00:21:15,984	-(Juliet panting) -(music intensifies)	-(Juliet panting) -(music intensifies)
270	00:21:17,527	00:21:19,529	(breathing deeply)	(breathing deeply)
271	00:21:30,540	00:21:32,709	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
272	00:21:54,188	00:21:56,107	(exhales)	(exhales)
273	00:21:59,402	00:22:01,404	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
274	00:22:17,170	00:22:19,213	(playing Saint-Saëns' Concerto No. 2 in G Minor)	(playing Saint-Saëns' Concerto No. 2 in G Minor)
275	00:22:30,224	00:22:31,809	(music concludes)	(music concludes)
276	00:22:31,893	00:22:34,479	(applause)	(applause)
277	00:22:34,562	00:22:36,272	GORDON: Well read, Andy.	GORDON: Well read, Andy.
278	00:22:36,355	00:22:37,732	Anyone left?	Anyone left?
279	00:22:37,815	00:22:39,734	JULIET: I haven't played.	JULIET: I haven't played.
280	00:22:39,817	00:22:40,818	GORDON: Juliet.	GORDON: Juliet.
281	00:22:40,902	00:22:42,361	Come on down.	Come on down.
282	00:22:45,198	00:22:46,282	(whispers): Come here.	(whispers): Come here.
283	00:22:46,365	00:22:47,617	GORDON: So...	GORDON: So...
284	00:22:47,700	00:22:50,745	it says here you're also treating us	it says here you're also treating us
285	00:22:50,828	00:22:52,622	to Saint-Saëns.	to Saint-Saëns.
286	00:22:53,706	00:22:55,500	Is that right?	Is that right?
287	00:23:01,422	00:23:03,299	When you're ready.	When you're ready.
288	00:23:05,885	00:23:08,805	(breathes deeply)	(breathes deeply)
289	00:24:16,539	00:24:18,499	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
290	00:24:42,690	00:24:44,317	-(stops playing) -(gasps)	-(stops playing) -(gasps)
291	00:24:44,400	00:24:46,861	(panting)	(panting)
292	00:25:02,084	00:25:04,086	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
293	00:25:21,646	00:25:24,565	(faint rumbling)	(faint rumbling)
294	00:25:24,649	00:25:26,609	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
295	00:25:29,862	00:25:31,864	(rumbling grows louder)	(rumbling grows louder)
296	00:26:01,644	00:26:04,146	(rumbling continues)	(rumbling continues)
297	00:26:12,280	00:26:14,115	-(applause) -(rumbling fades)	-(applause) -(rumbling fades)
298	00:26:22,707	00:26:24,709	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
299	00:26:44,770	00:26:47,523	-(clock chimes) -GORDON: Juliet.	-(clock chimes) -GORDON: Juliet.
300	00:26:47,606	00:26:49,150	Can you hear me?	Can you hear me?
301	00:26:56,157	00:26:57,616	There she is.	There she is.
302	00:26:57,700	00:26:59,368	Uh-uh.	Uh-uh.
303	00:26:59,452	00:27:00,828	We're waiting on the nurse.	We're waiting on the nurse.
304	00:27:00,911	00:27:01,912	What happened?	What happened?
305	00:27:01,996	00:27:03,622	You passed out.	You passed out.
306	00:27:05,207	00:27:07,084	How'd I play? Was I good?	How'd I play? Was I good?
307	00:27:07,168	00:27:08,627	GORDON: You did great.	GORDON: You did great.
308	00:27:08,711	00:27:11,255	Roger says you've been taking propranolol.	Roger says you've been taking propranolol.
309	00:27:11,339	00:27:13,674	-Is that for anxiety? -Yeah.	-Is that for anxiety? -Yeah.
310	00:27:13,758	00:27:15,343	You know, with recent events,	You know, with recent events,
311	00:27:15,426	00:27:18,429	you may be feeling a little destabilized.	you may be feeling a little destabilized.
312	00:27:18,512	00:27:20,389	Is there anything on your mind?	Is there anything on your mind?
313	00:27:20,473	00:27:22,600	Odd thoughts? Troubling thoughts?	Odd thoughts? Troubling thoughts?
314	00:27:22,683	00:27:24,685	No.	No.
315	00:27:24,769	00:27:26,854	Nothing.	Nothing.
316	00:27:26,937	00:27:29,440	(piano playing soft classical tune)	(piano playing soft classical tune)
317	00:27:29,523	00:27:32,318	WILKINS: So, remember, E-flat major.	WILKINS: So, remember, E-flat major.
318	00:27:35,529	00:27:37,490	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
319	00:27:39,367	00:27:41,118	An accidental there.	An accidental there.
320	00:27:42,787	00:27:45,498	Find where it is.	Find where it is.
321	00:27:48,584	00:27:51,545	-Same thing again. -(school bell ringing)	-Same thing again. -(school bell ringing)
322	00:27:51,629	00:27:55,257	And for the finish, do not forget to name the cadence.	And for the finish, do not forget to name the cadence.
323	00:27:55,341	00:27:58,219	(amplified heartbeat thumping)	(amplified heartbeat thumping)
324	00:27:58,302	00:28:00,304	(muffled chatter)	(muffled chatter)
325	00:28:01,806	00:28:03,891	WILKINS: Turn in your transcriptions to me	WILKINS: Turn in your transcriptions to me
326	00:28:03,974	00:28:06,394	by the end of the day, ladies and gentlemen.	by the end of the day, ladies and gentlemen.
327	00:28:06,477	00:28:09,188	(students chattering)	(students chattering)
328	00:28:09,271	00:28:10,648	Juliet, you good?	Juliet, you good?
329	00:28:10,731	00:28:12,775	-You saw the nurse? -Yeah. It was just nerves.	-You saw the nurse? -Yeah. It was just nerves.
330	00:28:12,858	00:28:14,151	You know, you played well.	You know, you played well.
331	00:28:14,235	00:28:15,611	Has Roger got you doing something different?	Has Roger got you doing something different?
332	00:28:17,988	00:28:20,783	No, I, uh, guess I just felt inspired.	No, I, uh, guess I just felt inspired.
333	00:28:20,866	00:28:22,326	Well, whatever it is, it's working.	Well, whatever it is, it's working.
334	00:28:22,410	00:28:24,495	Keep up the momentum, okay?	Keep up the momentum, okay?
335	00:28:24,578	00:28:26,247	(softly): Okay.	(softly): Okay.
336	00:28:29,291	00:28:30,751	Vi.	Vi.
337	00:28:31,877	00:28:33,838	Vi, come on.	Vi, come on.
338	00:28:39,343	00:28:41,178	Vi, stop.	Vi, stop.
339	00:28:41,262	00:28:42,847	I'm sorry. I fucked up.	I'm sorry. I fucked up.
340	00:28:42,930	00:28:44,473	I should've told you I changed my entry.	I should've told you I changed my entry.
341	00:28:44,557	00:28:46,058	Changed your entry? You stole my piece.	Changed your entry? You stole my piece.
342	00:28:46,142	00:28:47,685	-(chuckles softly) -What, is something funny?	-(chuckles softly) -What, is something funny?
343	00:28:47,768	00:28:49,311	No, just...	No, just...
344	00:28:49,395	00:28:52,022	you're the one who told me to switch.	you're the one who told me to switch.
345	00:28:52,106	00:28:53,899	To Beethoven or Grieg or freaking Rachmaninoff.	To Beethoven or Grieg or freaking Rachmaninoff.
346	00:28:53,983	00:28:55,568	I mean, you literally had hundreds of options.	I mean, you literally had hundreds of options.
347	00:28:55,651	00:28:57,862	-I know. I just, I didn't think. -No, you didn't.	-I know. I just, I didn't think. -No, you didn't.
348	00:28:57,945	00:28:59,613	Because if you had, you'd have realized the only person	Because if you had, you'd have realized the only person
349	00:28:59,697	00:29:01,866	you were embarrassing out there was yourself.	you were embarrassing out there was yourself.
350	00:29:01,949	00:29:03,659	I already knew you were jealous.	I already knew you were jealous.
351	00:29:03,742	00:29:06,745	Now, thanks to your little stunt, everybody else does, too.	Now, thanks to your little stunt, everybody else does, too.
352	00:29:21,969	00:29:23,888	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
353	00:29:23,971	00:29:26,640	(indistinct chatter)	(indistinct chatter)
354	00:30:30,871	00:30:32,831	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
355	00:30:47,346	00:30:48,806	GIRL: That's a really good point.	GIRL: That's a really good point.
356	00:30:48,889	00:30:51,350	-Yeah, but they're both in E major. -Right.	-Yeah, but they're both in E major. -Right.
357	00:30:52,726	00:30:54,520	How are you feeling?	How are you feeling?
358	00:30:54,603	00:30:56,146	Good.	Good.
359	00:31:03,487	00:31:06,240	So, you went for the Saint-Saëns.	So, you went for the Saint-Saëns.
360	00:31:06,323	00:31:07,866	Mm-hmm.	Mm-hmm.
361	00:31:07,950	00:31:09,952	You know,	You know,
362	00:31:10,035	00:31:14,164	when I suggested that you stick with the Mozart,	when I suggested that you stick with the Mozart,
363	00:31:14,248	00:31:16,917	I had your best interests at heart.	I had your best interests at heart.
364	00:31:18,168	00:31:20,754	Still, I suppose it's behind us.	Still, I suppose it's behind us.
365	00:31:23,591	00:31:24,717	Mm.	Mm.
366	00:31:27,761	00:31:30,139	-Are you proud of me? -Proud?	-Are you proud of me? -Proud?
367	00:31:30,222	00:31:32,766	Of course I'm... proud of you.	Of course I'm... proud of you.
368	00:31:32,850	00:31:34,018	Uh...	Uh...
369	00:31:34,101	00:31:35,603	Four years we've studied together.	Four years we've studied together.
370	00:31:35,686	00:31:37,187	You're a fine player.	You're a fine player.
371	00:31:37,271	00:31:38,939	Right.	Right.
372	00:31:40,774	00:31:42,651	What if I could be more?	What if I could be more?
373	00:31:42,735	00:31:44,903	I don't follow.	I don't follow.
374	00:31:44,987	00:31:46,905	What if I could be more than fine?	What if I could be more than fine?
375	00:31:46,989	00:31:48,365	What if I could be great?	What if I could be great?
376	00:31:48,449	00:31:50,492	What if all I needed was a chance to compete,	What if all I needed was a chance to compete,
377	00:31:50,576	00:31:51,952	to prove myself?	to prove myself?
378	00:31:52,036	00:31:54,079	Julie.	Julie.
379	00:31:54,163	00:31:56,332	I salute your ambition.	I salute your ambition.
380	00:31:56,415	00:31:58,709	But if we all played concertmaster,	But if we all played concertmaster,
381	00:31:58,792	00:32:00,502	we'd never have an orchestra.	we'd never have an orchestra.
382	00:32:00,586	00:32:02,796	Now, you're a good player.	Now, you're a good player.
383	00:32:02,880	00:32:04,548	I believe in you.	I believe in you.
384	00:32:04,632	00:32:07,384	But you have to manage your expectations.	But you have to manage your expectations.
385	00:32:07,468	00:32:11,180	We can't all be off chasing concerti.	We can't all be off chasing concerti.
386	00:32:11,263	00:32:12,931	So, what should I be chasing?	So, what should I be chasing?
387	00:32:13,015	00:32:14,475	Teaching posts.	Teaching posts.
388	00:32:14,558	00:32:16,060	Chamber work.	Chamber work.
389	00:32:16,143	00:32:18,437	You are a sensitive accompanist.	You are a sensitive accompanist.
390	00:32:18,520	00:32:20,564	Schools are always looking.	Schools are always looking.
391	00:32:20,648	00:32:23,442	"A sensitive accompanist"?	"A sensitive accompanist"?
392	00:32:23,525	00:32:25,110	Mm-hmm.	Mm-hmm.
393	00:32:25,194	00:32:27,738	(scoffs quietly)	(scoffs quietly)
394	00:32:27,821	00:32:32,660	I was practicing three hours a day when I was nine.	I was practicing three hours a day when I was nine.
395	00:32:32,743	00:32:34,912	I've never owned a PlayStation.	I've never owned a PlayStation.
396	00:32:34,995	00:32:36,914	Never smoked a cigarette.	Never smoked a cigarette.
397	00:32:36,997	00:32:39,041	Do you know the average age	Do you know the average age
398	00:32:39,124	00:32:41,627	people lose their virginity in this country?	people lose their virginity in this country?
399	00:32:42,961	00:32:44,922	It's 17.	It's 17.
400	00:32:45,005	00:32:49,301	Next month, I will be a statistical fucking anomaly.	Next month, I will be a statistical fucking anomaly.
401	00:32:49,385	00:32:51,845	I have given my entire life to music,	I have given my entire life to music,
402	00:32:51,929	00:32:54,098	and you think I did it so I could sit	and you think I did it so I could sit
403	00:32:54,181	00:32:55,683	at some school hall keyboard	at some school hall keyboard
404	00:32:55,766	00:32:57,768	eating some seventh-grade part-timer's shit?	eating some seventh-grade part-timer's shit?
405	00:33:03,065	00:33:04,525	Did you vote for her?	Did you vote for her?
406	00:33:05,693	00:33:07,069	What?	What?
407	00:33:07,152	00:33:09,405	The competition.	The competition.
408	00:33:09,488	00:33:11,615	Did you vote for Vi?	Did you vote for Vi?
409	00:33:13,117	00:33:15,077	Vivian...	Vivian...
410	00:33:15,160	00:33:17,329	was the more accomplished musician.	was the more accomplished musician.
411	00:33:19,415	00:33:22,167	Now, let's put this behind us.	Now, let's put this behind us.
412	00:33:23,252	00:33:25,212	No.	No.
413	00:33:25,295	00:33:27,256	I've outgrown you, Roger.	I've outgrown you, Roger.
414	00:33:27,339	00:33:28,465	Outgrown me?	Outgrown me?
415	00:33:28,549	00:33:30,467	Don't act dumb.	Don't act dumb.
416	00:33:30,551	00:33:31,969	I know it. You know it.	I know it. You know it.
417	00:33:32,052	00:33:33,762	If you were a half-decent teacher,	If you were a half-decent teacher,
418	00:33:33,846	00:33:36,223	you would've passed me on a long time ago.	you would've passed me on a long time ago.
419	00:33:36,306	00:33:37,558	And Juilliard?	And Juilliard?
420	00:33:37,641	00:33:39,351	My fault, too, is it?	My fault, too, is it?
421	00:33:39,435	00:33:41,270	I told you, widen the net.	I told you, widen the net.
422	00:33:41,353	00:33:44,189	Northwestern, Oberlin-- you might have made it.	Northwestern, Oberlin-- you might have made it.
423	00:33:44,273	00:33:47,735	But no, you insisted-- only Juilliard.	But no, you insisted-- only Juilliard.
424	00:33:47,818	00:33:50,612	Juilliard, with its six-percent acceptance rate.	Juilliard, with its six-percent acceptance rate.
425	00:33:50,696	00:33:52,573	It kills you, doesn't it?	It kills you, doesn't it?
426	00:33:52,656	00:33:54,283	That I actually have ambitions.	That I actually have ambitions.
427	00:33:54,366	00:33:56,827	That I won't just lie down and become some footnote.	That I won't just lie down and become some footnote.
428	00:33:56,910	00:33:59,079	Footnote? The way you're going,	Footnote? The way you're going,
429	00:33:59,163	00:34:01,832	you'll be the world's first virtuoso burger flipper.	you'll be the world's first virtuoso burger flipper.
430	00:34:01,915	00:34:05,335	Better that than a deformed drunk	Better that than a deformed drunk
431	00:34:05,419	00:34:08,297	who pretends he chose teaching	who pretends he chose teaching
432	00:34:08,380	00:34:10,674	when he hasn't performed in public in 20 years.	when he hasn't performed in public in 20 years.
433	00:34:11,258	00:34:13,135	(gasps)	(gasps)
434	00:34:13,218	00:34:15,304	(trembling breaths)	(trembling breaths)
435	00:34:19,933	00:34:20,893	Julie...	Julie...
436	00:34:26,899	00:34:28,734	(door opens)	(door opens)
437	00:34:30,110	00:34:31,987	GORDON: We've opted for suspension.	GORDON: We've opted for suspension.
438	00:34:32,070	00:34:34,573	There will be an investigation, but, um...	There will be an investigation, but, um...
439	00:34:34,656	00:34:37,201	Roger is a superlative teacher.	Roger is a superlative teacher.
440	00:34:37,284	00:34:39,077	-We'd hate to act rashly. -JULIET: I get it.	-We'd hate to act rashly. -JULIET: I get it.
441	00:34:39,161	00:34:40,579	WILKINS: You'll need an interim tutor.	WILKINS: You'll need an interim tutor.
442	00:34:40,662	00:34:42,581	I already asked Laura. She has some space.	I already asked Laura. She has some space.
443	00:34:42,664	00:34:44,625	JULIET: I was wondering if I could have Dr. Cask.	JULIET: I was wondering if I could have Dr. Cask.
444	00:34:44,708	00:34:46,835	Henry only works with students	Henry only works with students
445	00:34:46,919	00:34:50,506	who are truly serious about a career in music.	who are truly serious about a career in music.
446	00:34:50,589	00:34:52,257	I am serious.	I am serious.
447	00:34:57,679	00:35:00,098	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)
448	00:35:09,817	00:35:11,693	ABIGAIL: Are you getting these flyers for the end show?	ABIGAIL: Are you getting these flyers for the end show?
449	00:35:11,777	00:35:13,320	-(door opens) -We should go.	-(door opens) -We should go.
450	00:35:13,403	00:35:14,947	-(boys chattering indistinctly) -I don't know,	-(boys chattering indistinctly) -I don't know,
451	00:35:15,030	00:35:17,157	but it's good to support.	but it's good to support.
452	00:35:17,241	00:35:18,617	BOY: Got it. (chuckles)	BOY: Got it. (chuckles)
453	00:35:18,700	00:35:19,868	ABIGAIL: (scoffs) Whatever.	ABIGAIL: (scoffs) Whatever.
454	00:35:19,952	00:35:21,286	I would, though.	I would, though.
455	00:35:21,370	00:35:23,705	I mean, if that was my sister, I'd, uh...	I mean, if that was my sister, I'd, uh...
456	00:35:23,789	00:35:26,041	Seriously, though, I feel really bad for her.	Seriously, though, I feel really bad for her.
457	00:35:26,124	00:35:28,085	Oh, hang on.	Oh, hang on.
458	00:35:31,922	00:35:33,924	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
459	00:35:35,008	00:35:36,969	(squishing)	(squishing)
460	00:35:47,813	00:35:50,357	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)
461	00:35:55,237	00:35:57,197	("Unflesh" continues)	("Unflesh" continues)
462	00:36:09,459	00:36:11,461	♪ It's coming at me, coming at me ♪	♪ It's coming at me, coming at me ♪
463	00:36:11,545	00:36:14,172	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, coming at me ♪	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, coming at me ♪
464	00:36:14,256	00:36:16,925	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, coming at me ♪	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, coming at me ♪
465	00:36:17,009	00:36:18,802	♪ It's coming at me, coming at me ♪	♪ It's coming at me, coming at me ♪
466	00:36:18,886	00:36:21,388	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, coming at me ♪	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, coming at me ♪
467	00:36:21,471	00:36:23,932	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, it's coming at me ♪	♪ Coming at me, coming at me, it's coming at me ♪
468	00:36:24,016	00:36:26,810	(vocalizing)	(vocalizing)
469	00:36:29,605	00:36:31,565	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
470	00:36:32,941	00:36:34,359	♪ Ah. ♪	♪ Ah. ♪
471	00:36:41,450	00:36:42,868	(laughter nearby)	(laughter nearby)
472	00:36:42,951	00:36:44,536	(indistinct chatter)	(indistinct chatter)
473	00:36:46,079	00:36:47,664	JULIET: Really?	JULIET: Really?
474	00:36:47,748	00:36:49,249	-MAX: Whoa. -Really? -VI: Oh, Jules, Jesus Christ.	-MAX: Whoa. -Really? -VI: Oh, Jules, Jesus Christ.
475	00:36:49,333	00:36:50,667	Fuck is that?	Fuck is that?
476	00:36:50,751	00:36:52,502	-JULIET: Tampons, right, Vi? -(chuckling)	-JULIET: Tampons, right, Vi? -(chuckling)
477	00:36:52,586	00:36:54,212	You're a complete fucking bitch. You know that, right?	You're a complete fucking bitch. You know that, right?
478	00:36:54,296	00:36:55,797	(laughs) Okay.	(laughs) Okay.
479	00:36:55,881	00:36:57,633	Okay, listen. See?	Okay, listen. See?
480	00:36:57,716	00:36:59,593	This is good. This is good.	This is good. This is good.
481	00:36:59,676	00:37:01,178	Now we're-we're even.	Now we're-we're even.
482	00:37:01,261	00:37:02,888	What do you mean?	What do you mean?
483	00:37:02,971	00:37:04,973	What do you mean, what do I mean?	What do you mean, what do I mean?
484	00:37:11,104	00:37:12,439	Wombies.	Wombies.
485	00:37:12,522	00:37:13,941	Together forever, right?	Together forever, right?
486	00:37:15,734	00:37:17,361	Right.	Right.
487	00:37:20,197	00:37:21,615	Hear about Roger?	Hear about Roger?
488	00:37:21,698	00:37:23,575	Yeah. That's some bad karma.	Yeah. That's some bad karma.
489	00:37:23,659	00:37:25,160	They're putting me with Cask.	They're putting me with Cask.
490	00:37:27,537	00:37:28,997	Congratulations.	Congratulations.
491	00:37:34,711	00:37:36,463	(clock ticking)	(clock ticking)
492	00:37:52,729	00:37:54,731	(footsteps approaching)	(footsteps approaching)
493	00:37:57,150	00:37:58,652	(door opens, closes)	(door opens, closes)
494	00:37:58,735	00:38:01,697	Chromatic scale, from B flat.	Chromatic scale, from B flat.
495	00:38:01,780	00:38:03,782	(playing scale)	(playing scale)
496	00:38:06,994	00:38:08,912	-(stops playing) -In tritones. Both hands.	-(stops playing) -In tritones. Both hands.
497	00:38:08,996	00:38:10,080	(playing scale)	(playing scale)
498	00:38:12,958	00:38:13,917	(stops playing)	(stops playing)
499	00:38:14,001	00:38:15,544	Okay. First movement.	Okay. First movement.
500	00:38:15,627	00:38:18,296	(plays lilting classical piece)	(plays lilting classical piece)
501	00:38:18,380	00:38:20,257	That's Mozart.	That's Mozart.
502	00:38:22,259	00:38:25,387	Last time I checked, you were doing the Saint-Saëns.	Last time I checked, you were doing the Saint-Saëns.
503	00:38:25,470	00:38:28,390	Or was that just a stunt to get on your sister's tits?	Or was that just a stunt to get on your sister's tits?
504	00:38:29,975	00:38:31,768	Saint-Saëns.	Saint-Saëns.
505	00:38:31,852	00:38:33,061	First movement.	First movement.
506	00:38:37,441	00:38:40,402	(playing Saint-Saëns' Concerto No. 2 in G Minor)	(playing Saint-Saëns' Concerto No. 2 in G Minor)
507	00:38:57,210	00:38:59,796	-Why did you change your piece? -(stops playing)	-Why did you change your piece? -(stops playing)
508	00:39:01,882	00:39:04,926	Um... I don't know.	Um... I don't know.
509	00:39:05,010	00:39:08,221	Why did you change your piece?	Why did you change your piece?
510	00:39:14,644	00:39:17,981	I wanted to beat her.	I wanted to beat her.
511	00:39:18,065	00:39:20,567	Her technique is no better than yours.	Her technique is no better than yours.
512	00:39:20,650	00:39:22,569	-That's not... -Take the compliment.	-That's not... -Take the compliment.
513	00:39:22,652	00:39:24,362	Her technique is no better.	Her technique is no better.
514	00:39:24,446	00:39:26,323	Her efficiency is worse.	Her efficiency is worse.
515	00:39:26,406	00:39:30,619	So, what makes Vivian the star and you the...	So, what makes Vivian the star and you the...
516	00:39:31,745	00:39:33,163	...whatever you are?	...whatever you are?
517	00:39:35,248	00:39:37,793	She plays like the Devil is at the door.	She plays like the Devil is at the door.
518	00:39:41,880	00:39:43,340	What about Moira?	What about Moira?
519	00:39:43,423	00:39:44,758	Moira?	Moira?
520	00:39:44,841	00:39:47,052	She beat Vi the first time around.	She beat Vi the first time around.
521	00:39:47,135	00:39:49,137	Is that how she played?	Is that how she played?
522	00:39:52,099	00:39:55,060	She played like the Devil was in the room.	She played like the Devil was in the room.
523	00:39:58,855	00:40:01,191	Music is a blood sport.	Music is a blood sport.
524	00:40:01,274	00:40:03,276	If you really wanted that spotlight,	If you really wanted that spotlight,
525	00:40:03,360	00:40:06,029	you wouldn't let anything get in your way.	you wouldn't let anything get in your way.
526	00:40:06,113	00:40:08,240	-Not even Vivian. -(door opens)	-Not even Vivian. -(door opens)
527	00:40:09,616	00:40:10,534	(door closes)	(door closes)
528	00:40:10,617	00:40:12,619	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
529	00:40:16,748	00:40:18,750	(amplified heartbeat thumping slowly)	(amplified heartbeat thumping slowly)
530	00:40:31,638	00:40:34,683	(heartbeat thumping faster)	(heartbeat thumping faster)
531	00:40:34,766	00:40:37,018	-(cell phone chimes) -(heartbeat stops)	-(cell phone chimes) -(heartbeat stops)
532	00:40:37,102	00:40:38,562	Shit.	Shit.
533	00:40:48,488	00:40:50,031	ALEXIS: She wrote with both hands.	ALEXIS: She wrote with both hands.
534	00:40:50,115	00:40:51,533	Inside out, like Leonardo da Vinci.	Inside out, like Leonardo da Vinci.
535	00:40:53,243	00:40:55,162	Holy shit.	Holy shit.
536	00:41:01,168	00:41:03,295	"One. Invocation."	"One. Invocation."
537	00:41:06,756	00:41:08,508	"Two.	"Two.
538	00:41:08,592	00:41:10,719	Assurance."	Assurance."
539	00:41:11,553	00:41:15,515	"Three. Triumph."	"Three. Triumph."
540	00:41:16,850	00:41:19,102	"Four. Consummation."	"Four. Consummation."
541	00:41:23,565	00:41:27,611	"Five. Purification."	"Five. Purification."
542	00:41:31,323	00:41:33,658	Six...	Six...
543	00:41:49,799	00:41:51,426	(phone chimes, buzzes)	(phone chimes, buzzes)
544	00:41:54,054	00:41:58,016	(chimes and buzzes three times)	(chimes and buzzes three times)
545	00:42:39,766	00:42:41,768	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
546	00:42:41,851	00:42:43,228	(phone chimes, buzzes)	(phone chimes, buzzes)
547	00:42:44,396	00:42:46,523	-(sighs) -(phone whooshing)	-(sighs) -(phone whooshing)
548	00:42:56,283	00:42:58,410	MAX: It's tradition.	MAX: It's tradition.
549	00:42:58,493	00:43:00,870	I can't. Vi wouldn't want me there.	I can't. Vi wouldn't want me there.
550	00:43:00,954	00:43:03,540	-Besides, it's past curfew. -Sure, she would.	-Besides, it's past curfew. -Sure, she would.
551	00:43:03,623	00:43:05,500	Come on. We're late.	Come on. We're late.
552	00:43:05,583	00:43:07,127	JULIET: What if they catch us?	JULIET: What if they catch us?
553	00:43:07,210	00:43:08,586	MAX: Never have yet.	MAX: Never have yet.
554	00:43:08,670	00:43:10,630	(wind whistling)	(wind whistling)
555	00:43:12,716	00:43:15,010	Hey, Max, wait up.	Hey, Max, wait up.
556	00:43:16,094	00:43:18,054	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
557	00:43:22,309	00:43:24,269	(lively chatter and music playing in distance)	(lively chatter and music playing in distance)
558	00:43:31,609	00:43:33,653	(laughing)	(laughing)
559	00:43:36,614	00:43:38,992	-ALEXIS: Whoo! What's up, my man? -MAX: Come on.	-ALEXIS: Whoo! What's up, my man? -MAX: Come on.
560	00:43:39,075	00:43:40,493	-(Alexis laughs) -(chuckling): Hey.	-(Alexis laughs) -(chuckling): Hey.
561	00:43:40,577	00:43:42,495	The reinforcements have arrived.	The reinforcements have arrived.
562	00:43:42,579	00:43:44,205	Hey, buenas noches.	Hey, buenas noches.
563	00:43:44,289	00:43:46,541	What's going on, my guy?	What's going on, my guy?
564	00:43:46,624	00:43:49,794	-Something for you. -Oh. Thank you.	-Something for you. -Oh. Thank you.
565	00:43:49,878	00:43:51,713	And something for me?	And something for me?
566	00:43:51,796	00:43:53,590	(kisses) You the man.	(kisses) You the man.
567	00:43:53,673	00:43:55,050	Appreciate you.	Appreciate you.
568	00:43:55,133	00:43:56,468	All right, party people.	All right, party people.
569	00:43:56,551	00:43:59,387	Who needs the goods? The doctor has arrived!	Who needs the goods? The doctor has arrived!
570	00:43:59,471	00:44:02,724	♪ I wish that you could see ♪	♪ I wish that you could see ♪
571	00:44:02,807	00:44:07,645	♪ The devil that's been hanging on my back... ♪	♪ The devil that's been hanging on my back... ♪
572	00:44:07,729	00:44:09,147	You're a rebel, Jules.	You're a rebel, Jules.
573	00:44:09,230	00:44:10,899	An outcast.	An outcast.
574	00:44:10,982	00:44:13,568	A, uh, guerrilla unit rising against the tyranny of...	A, uh, guerrilla unit rising against the tyranny of...
575	00:44:13,651	00:44:15,570	Okay.	Okay.
576	00:44:15,653	00:44:18,365	♪ Everything right now should change ♪	♪ Everything right now should change ♪
577	00:44:18,448	00:44:21,159	♪ I jump in the pouring rain ♪	♪ I jump in the pouring rain ♪
578	00:44:21,242	00:44:25,330	♪ And I can't be afraid... ♪	♪ And I can't be afraid... ♪
579	00:44:25,413	00:44:27,332	(song fades)	(song fades)
580	00:44:27,415	00:44:30,085	("Belly of the Beast" by Gazelle Twin playing)	("Belly of the Beast" by Gazelle Twin playing)
581	00:44:39,719	00:44:41,388	(distorted laughter)	(distorted laughter)
582	00:44:52,357	00:44:54,651	(high-pitched, echoing laugh)	(high-pitched, echoing laugh)
583	00:44:56,361	00:44:58,363	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
584	00:45:17,173	00:45:20,093	VI: Because it's 3:00 in the morning.	VI: Because it's 3:00 in the morning.
585	00:45:20,176	00:45:22,512	(music continues in distance)	(music continues in distance)
586	00:45:22,595	00:45:24,514	It's done, okay?	It's done, okay?
587	00:45:24,597	00:45:26,558	I'm with Max. I'm, uh...	I'm with Max. I'm, uh...
588	00:45:28,726	00:45:32,480	What part of "it's over" do you not understand?	What part of "it's over" do you not understand?
589	00:45:32,564	00:45:34,482	Are you serious right now?	Are you serious right now?
590	00:45:34,566	00:45:36,484	No, I-I'm done.	No, I-I'm done.
591	00:45:36,568	00:45:38,736	I-I am fucking done fucking you.	I-I am fucking done fucking you.
592	00:45:38,820	00:45:41,114	-And stop calling me. -(phone beeps)	-And stop calling me. -(phone beeps)
593	00:45:42,740	00:45:44,659	(footsteps departing)	(footsteps departing)
594	00:45:44,742	00:45:46,327	MAX: Vi?	MAX: Vi?
595	00:45:46,411	00:45:48,163	Vi, that you?	Vi, that you?
596	00:45:49,247	00:45:50,331	(Max chuckles)	(Max chuckles)
597	00:45:50,415	00:45:52,292	Holy shit.	Holy shit.
598	00:45:52,375	00:45:54,502	Hey, Jules. You okay?	Hey, Jules. You okay?
599	00:45:57,839	00:45:59,632	(laughter, lively chatter)	(laughter, lively chatter)
600	00:45:59,716	00:46:01,759	JULIET: Can I ask you something?	JULIET: Can I ask you something?
601	00:46:01,843	00:46:03,595	Why do you play?	Why do you play?
602	00:46:04,888	00:46:07,515	Honestly... (sighs)	Honestly... (sighs)
603	00:46:07,599	00:46:09,934	it's for the pussy.	it's for the pussy.
604	00:46:10,018	00:46:11,561	Band camp baddies.	Band camp baddies.
605	00:46:11,644	00:46:12,896	(chuckling): Seriously, Max.	(chuckling): Seriously, Max.
606	00:46:12,979	00:46:14,397	(laughs) I don't know.	(laughs) I don't know.
607	00:46:14,481	00:46:16,566	I guess I always wanted to.	I guess I always wanted to.
608	00:46:16,649	00:46:17,817	What about you?	What about you?
609	00:46:17,901	00:46:19,152	Why'd you start?	Why'd you start?
610	00:46:19,235	00:46:21,154	-Come on. You've heard this. -Not from you.	-Come on. You've heard this. -Not from you.
611	00:46:25,533	00:46:28,286	My parents like two things:	My parents like two things:
612	00:46:28,369	00:46:30,079	expensive vacations...	expensive vacations...
613	00:46:30,163	00:46:31,456	(Juliet laughs)	(Juliet laughs)
614	00:46:31,539	00:46:33,958	...and cheesy Hollywood musicals.	...and cheesy Hollywood musicals.
615	00:46:34,042	00:46:36,794	Their favorite's An American in Paris.	Their favorite's An American in Paris.
616	00:46:36,878	00:46:39,714	Oscar Levant plays Gershwin's Concerto in F.	Oscar Levant plays Gershwin's Concerto in F.
617	00:46:39,797	00:46:41,466	I swear...	I swear...
618	00:46:41,549	00:46:43,510	(laughing): I watched that scene, like,	(laughing): I watched that scene, like,
619	00:46:43,593	00:46:47,305	a hundred times between the ages of four and five.	a hundred times between the ages of four and five.
620	00:46:47,388	00:46:48,806	And then I begged and begged,	And then I begged and begged,
621	00:46:48,890	00:46:50,975	and eventually-- probably to shut me up--	and eventually-- probably to shut me up--
622	00:46:51,059	00:46:54,646	my parents started us in piano lessons.	my parents started us in piano lessons.
623	00:46:54,729	00:46:56,523	I was like a penny in a slot machine.	I was like a penny in a slot machine.
624	00:46:56,606	00:46:58,525	Everything just made sense.	Everything just made sense.
625	00:46:58,608	00:47:00,193	Vi less so.	Vi less so.
626	00:47:02,195	00:47:03,738	Then something happened.	Then something happened.
627	00:47:03,821	00:47:05,240	Like what?	Like what?
628	00:47:05,323	00:47:07,033	She got good, and I didn't.	She got good, and I didn't.
629	00:47:07,116	00:47:09,035	Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.	Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
630	00:47:09,118	00:47:11,788	No, your audition was fire.	No, your audition was fire.
631	00:47:11,871	00:47:13,831	-You taking new vitamins? -(chuckles)	-You taking new vitamins? -(chuckles)
632	00:47:15,458	00:47:16,960	Uh, I had a good day.	Uh, I had a good day.
633	00:47:17,043	00:47:18,419	Oh, seriously?	Oh, seriously?
634	00:47:22,882	00:47:24,801	Okay, but...	Okay, but...
635	00:47:24,884	00:47:26,886	you have to promise not to tell anyone.	you have to promise not to tell anyone.
636	00:47:26,970	00:47:28,221	Especially Vi.	Especially Vi.
637	00:47:33,726	00:47:36,104	I stole Mad Moira's theory book.	I stole Mad Moira's theory book.
638	00:47:36,187	00:47:37,855	(chuckling): Okay, wait.	(chuckling): Okay, wait.
639	00:47:37,939	00:47:39,857	-Wait, what? -No, I-I didn't mean to.	-Wait, what? -No, I-I didn't mean to.
640	00:47:39,941	00:47:41,109	They were cleaning out her mailbox,	They were cleaning out her mailbox,
641	00:47:41,192	00:47:42,652	and it dropped to the floor.	and it dropped to the floor.
642	00:47:42,735	00:47:45,405	I've been reading it, studying it, I guess,	I've been reading it, studying it, I guess,
643	00:47:45,488	00:47:48,199	and it's like it's talking to me.	and it's like it's talking to me.
644	00:47:48,283	00:47:50,326	Like it's trying to help.	Like it's trying to help.
645	00:47:50,410	00:47:52,328	I feel more confident.	I feel more confident.
646	00:47:52,412	00:47:54,539	Like I'm taking control.	Like I'm taking control.
647	00:47:56,249	00:47:58,918	Well, guess we all have our vices.	Well, guess we all have our vices.
648	00:48:04,591	00:48:06,050	What about Vi?	What about Vi?
649	00:48:06,134	00:48:07,176	Hmm?	Hmm?
650	00:48:07,260	00:48:09,846	Next year, you're going to San Fran.	Next year, you're going to San Fran.
651	00:48:09,929	00:48:11,889	-She'll be on the East Coast. -(inhales deeply)	-She'll be on the East Coast. -(inhales deeply)
652	00:48:11,973	00:48:14,851	Mm, yeah, we'll...	Mm, yeah, we'll...
653	00:48:14,934	00:48:16,686	make things work.	make things work.
654	00:48:18,438	00:48:20,148	So, you love her?	So, you love her?
655	00:48:20,231	00:48:21,608	Sure.	Sure.
656	00:48:21,691	00:48:23,818	Come on, Jules, you know the deal.	Come on, Jules, you know the deal.
657	00:48:23,901	00:48:26,112	Love, hate, et cetera.	Love, hate, et cetera.
658	00:48:27,488	00:48:28,948	No, not really.	No, not really.
659	00:48:29,032	00:48:31,367	(chuckles): What, you never been kissed?	(chuckles): What, you never been kissed?
660	00:48:33,536	00:48:36,039	Guess we've all been there.	Guess we've all been there.
661	00:48:37,832	00:48:40,710	I'd like to be.	I'd like to be.
662	00:48:40,793	00:48:42,754	Kissed.	Kissed.
663	00:48:44,797	00:48:46,132	Wow.	Wow.
664	00:48:46,215	00:48:47,300	(chuckles)	(chuckles)
665	00:48:47,383	00:48:49,135	Um, hey, babe.	Um, hey, babe.
666	00:48:49,218	00:48:50,678	What's happening?	What's happening?
667	00:48:50,762	00:48:52,096	Uh, we were just...	Uh, we were just...
668	00:48:52,180	00:48:54,515	-She's my sister. -Babe, we tried to call you.	-She's my sister. -Babe, we tried to call you.
669	00:48:54,599	00:48:57,477	-Max was just helping me. -Jules, save the martyr act.	-Max was just helping me. -Jules, save the martyr act.
670	00:48:57,560	00:48:58,686	I've seen the way you look at him.	I've seen the way you look at him.
671	00:48:58,770	00:49:00,355	And you fucking leading her on	And you fucking leading her on
672	00:49:00,438	00:49:02,482	like you don't see her sweating every time you walk in the room.	like you don't see her sweating every time you walk in the room.
673	00:49:02,565	00:49:03,775	Uh, we were just talking.	Uh, we were just talking.
674	00:49:03,858	00:49:05,735	VI: What planet do you think I'm on? I saw you.	VI: What planet do you think I'm on? I saw you.
675	00:49:05,818	00:49:07,570	-Yeah, you saw us talking, Vi. -I heard everything you said.	-Yeah, you saw us talking, Vi. -I heard everything you said.
676	00:49:07,654	00:49:08,988	-Vi, he's telling the tru... -What do you mean? Wait...	-Vi, he's telling the tru... -What do you mean? Wait...
677	00:49:09,072	00:49:10,323	Vi, what the fuck?	Vi, what the fuck?
678	00:49:12,992	00:49:14,243	(Vi grunts, groans)	(Vi grunts, groans)
679	00:49:21,042	00:49:23,002	-MAX: Vi? -VI: Stop! What the fuck was that?!	-MAX: Vi? -VI: Stop! What the fuck was that?!
680	00:49:23,086	00:49:24,921	-MAX: Vi! -VI: Jules, fucking stop!	-MAX: Vi! -VI: Jules, fucking stop!
681	00:49:25,004	00:49:27,423	MAX: Baby, I'm sorry! Listen, nothing happened!	MAX: Baby, I'm sorry! Listen, nothing happened!
682	00:49:27,507	00:49:29,217	VI: Jules! Stop!	VI: Jules! Stop!
683	00:49:29,300	00:49:31,052	MAX: Vi, come back!	MAX: Vi, come back!
684	00:49:32,053	00:49:33,179	VI: Stop!	VI: Stop!
685	00:49:37,684	00:49:39,644	(gasping breaths)	(gasping breaths)
686	00:49:42,980	00:49:45,441	(panting)	(panting)
687	00:49:51,447	00:49:53,408	(running footsteps)	(running footsteps)
688	00:49:55,368	00:49:57,620	-VI: What the fuck?! (screams) -(footsteps stop)	-VI: What the fuck?! (screams) -(footsteps stop)
689	00:49:57,704	00:49:59,163	(thud)	(thud)
690	00:50:02,667	00:50:04,585	JULIET: Vi?	JULIET: Vi?
691	00:50:04,669	00:50:07,088	(running footsteps)	(running footsteps)
692	00:50:08,881	00:50:10,383	-Wait! -Jules, where...	-Wait! -Jules, where...
693	00:50:10,466	00:50:12,468	Where's Vi?	Where's Vi?
694	00:50:21,310	00:50:23,646	Oh, Jesus.	Oh, Jesus.
695	00:50:23,730	00:50:25,314	Vi! Baby?	Vi! Baby?
696	00:50:25,398	00:50:27,066	I'm coming, okay?	I'm coming, okay?
697	00:50:27,150	00:50:29,902	Just hang in there, okay?	Just hang in there, okay?
698	00:50:29,986	00:50:32,488	It'll be all right.	It'll be all right.
699	00:50:32,572	00:50:34,657	Just t-two seconds, babe.	Just t-two seconds, babe.
700	00:50:34,741	00:50:36,701	(Max sobs)	(Max sobs)
701	00:50:36,784	00:50:38,828	(running footsteps)	(running footsteps)
702	00:50:38,911	00:50:40,580	Vi, baby.	Vi, baby.
703	00:50:43,666	00:50:45,460	Okay. Okay. It's okay.	Okay. Okay. It's okay.
704	00:50:45,543	00:50:47,587	(Vi groaning)	(Vi groaning)
705	00:50:47,670	00:50:49,005	(groaning): Ma...	(groaning): Ma...
706	00:50:49,088	00:50:51,007	Max, Max...	Max, Max...
707	00:50:51,090	00:50:52,675	(dialing phone)	(dialing phone)
708	00:50:52,759	00:50:54,093	Get the others back to bed.	Get the others back to bed.
709	00:50:54,177	00:50:56,429	Did you see the light before?	Did you see the light before?
710	00:50:56,512	00:50:57,597	-What light? -(line rings)	-What light? -(line rings)
711	00:50:57,680	00:50:59,640	Hi. Yeah, uh, I need an ambulance.	Hi. Yeah, uh, I need an ambulance.
712	00:50:59,724	00:51:01,017	Jules, please!	Jules, please!
713	00:51:01,100	00:51:03,019	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
714	00:51:03,102	00:51:05,062	(distorted, echoing panting)	(distorted, echoing panting)
715	00:51:27,168	00:51:29,921	(bird screeches)	(bird screeches)
716	00:51:30,004	00:51:32,757	(birds cawing)	(birds cawing)
717	00:52:09,710	00:52:12,088	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
718	00:52:34,819	00:52:35,987	Fuck, Jules.	Fuck, Jules.
719	00:52:36,070	00:52:38,406	What happened last night after Vi fell?	What happened last night after Vi fell?
720	00:52:38,489	00:52:40,199	You found us, told us what happened.	You found us, told us what happened.
721	00:52:40,283	00:52:42,076	-We headed back to school. -And Vi?	-We headed back to school. -And Vi?
722	00:52:42,159	00:52:43,494	Juliet.	Juliet.
723	00:52:43,578	00:52:44,996	Principal Gordon wants to see you.	Principal Gordon wants to see you.
724	00:52:45,079	00:52:47,039	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
725	00:52:53,880	00:52:55,423	Hey.	Hey.
726	00:52:55,506	00:52:57,466	-How's your... -They're waiting for you.	-How's your... -They're waiting for you.
727	00:53:04,181	00:53:06,517	GORDON: Ah. Juliet.	GORDON: Ah. Juliet.
728	00:53:06,601	00:53:08,227	Please.	Please.
729	00:53:08,311	00:53:11,272	I assume you heard what happened last night.	I assume you heard what happened last night.
730	00:53:11,355	00:53:14,066	Your sister and Max gallivanting off school grounds.	Your sister and Max gallivanting off school grounds.
731	00:53:14,150	00:53:15,818	-Is Vi okay? -CASK: She's fine.	-Is Vi okay? -CASK: She's fine.
732	00:53:15,902	00:53:17,320	GORDON: She's suspended.	GORDON: She's suspended.
733	00:53:17,403	00:53:19,780	They'll spend school hours in isolation.	They'll spend school hours in isolation.
734	00:53:19,864	00:53:22,158	We've been trying to get ahold of your parents	We've been trying to get ahold of your parents
735	00:53:22,241	00:53:23,951	ever since the hospital called us.	ever since the hospital called us.
736	00:53:24,035	00:53:25,828	Do you know where they might be?	Do you know where they might be?
737	00:53:25,912	00:53:29,040	Um, they're in... they're in Europe.	Um, they're in... they're in Europe.
738	00:53:29,123	00:53:31,250	So, Vi can play?	So, Vi can play?
739	00:53:31,334	00:53:33,544	-Her arm looked... -CASK: Broken. Two places.	-Her arm looked... -CASK: Broken. Two places.
740	00:53:33,628	00:53:36,589	GORDON: Vivian will be taking a break from piano.	GORDON: Vivian will be taking a break from piano.
741	00:53:36,672	00:53:38,883	For a while, at least.	For a while, at least.
742	00:53:38,966	00:53:41,052	-How long? -Six months.	-How long? -Six months.
743	00:53:43,095	00:53:44,639	Juilliard-- she's due in the fall.	Juilliard-- she's due in the fall.
744	00:53:44,722	00:53:46,515	WILKINS: There's no rushing the healing process.	WILKINS: There's no rushing the healing process.
745	00:53:46,599	00:53:49,268	GORDON: Which leads us to why you're here.	GORDON: Which leads us to why you're here.
746	00:53:49,352	00:53:53,564	Rehearsals are too far gone for us to alter our repertoire.	Rehearsals are too far gone for us to alter our repertoire.
747	00:53:53,648	00:53:56,651	Henry tells us you've mastered the Saint-Saëns.	Henry tells us you've mastered the Saint-Saëns.
748	00:53:59,946	00:54:01,948	You're offering me the concerto?	You're offering me the concerto?
749	00:54:02,031	00:54:04,951	You don't have to make a decision now,	You don't have to make a decision now,
750	00:54:05,034	00:54:09,330	but with your recent progress, we think you'd do a great job.	but with your recent progress, we think you'd do a great job.
751	00:54:09,413	00:54:11,290	I've got finals.	I've got finals.
752	00:54:11,374	00:54:13,626	We can get you some extra practice periods.	We can get you some extra practice periods.
753	00:54:20,841	00:54:23,844	Yes. Yes, I'll-I'll do it.	Yes. Yes, I'll-I'll do it.
754	00:54:23,928	00:54:26,889	(chuckles) Well, that's decided.	(chuckles) Well, that's decided.
755	00:54:26,973	00:54:29,141	Andy.	Andy.
756	00:54:31,936	00:54:33,437	WILKINS: You ready?	WILKINS: You ready?
757	00:54:41,195	00:54:42,154	JULIET:	JULIET:
758	00:54:43,239	00:54:44,448	Vi!	Vi!
759	00:54:45,783	00:54:47,493	(door opens, closes)	(door opens, closes)
760	00:54:47,576	00:54:48,953	Congratulations.	Congratulations.
761	00:54:49,036	00:54:50,788	She'll never forgive me.	She'll never forgive me.
762	00:54:51,914	00:54:53,457	And yet you said yes.	And yet you said yes.
763	00:54:54,583	00:54:56,293	Thank you.	Thank you.
764	00:54:59,005	00:55:00,631	You missed a bit.	You missed a bit.
765	00:55:08,514	00:55:09,348	JULIET: Vi.	JULIET: Vi.
766	00:55:16,188	00:55:18,024	Come on, Vi, please.	Come on, Vi, please.
767	00:55:18,107	00:55:19,984	(quiet chatter, giggling)	(quiet chatter, giggling)
768	00:55:24,780	00:55:26,741	(sniffling nearby)	(sniffling nearby)
769	00:55:48,387	00:55:51,432	You know what the doc said?	You know what the doc said?
770	00:55:51,515	00:55:54,810	I might never play the same again.	I might never play the same again.
771	00:55:54,894	00:55:57,855	I'm sorry it had to be this way, but I didn't break your arm.	I'm sorry it had to be this way, but I didn't break your arm.
772	00:55:57,938	00:55:58,898	No.	No.
773	00:55:58,981	00:56:00,816	You didn't have to.	You didn't have to.
774	00:56:00,900	00:56:02,193	What are you saying?	What are you saying?
775	00:56:02,276	00:56:03,986	You could've called out.	You could've called out.
776	00:56:04,070	00:56:06,280	Max said you did for him.	Max said you did for him.
777	00:56:06,363	00:56:08,324	But you let me fall.	But you let me fall.
778	00:56:09,450	00:56:10,743	Didn't you, Jules?	Didn't you, Jules?
779	00:56:10,826	00:56:12,745	We used to be so close.	We used to be so close.
780	00:56:12,828	00:56:15,039	And I knew we'd grown apart-- of course I did--	And I knew we'd grown apart-- of course I did--
781	00:56:15,122	00:56:16,540	but I guess I never realized...	but I guess I never realized...
782	00:56:16,624	00:56:18,334	I heard you on the phone last night.	I heard you on the phone last night.
783	00:56:18,417	00:56:19,877	Who were you talking to?	Who were you talking to?
784	00:56:21,587	00:56:23,923	You have no fucking clue what you're talking about.	You have no fucking clue what you're talking about.
785	00:56:24,006	00:56:26,258	I know you cheated on Max.	I know you cheated on Max.
786	00:56:26,342	00:56:27,802	He has a right to know.	He has a right to know.
787	00:56:27,885	00:56:31,263	And you'll be the one to oh-so-selflessly tell him,	And you'll be the one to oh-so-selflessly tell him,
788	00:56:31,347	00:56:33,224	won't you?	won't you?
789	00:56:39,730	00:56:41,315	Something's up with you.	Something's up with you.
790	00:56:41,398	00:56:43,234	Don't think I can't tell.	Don't think I can't tell.
791	00:56:43,317	00:56:46,946	Just know, this time, I won't be there to pick up the pieces.	Just know, this time, I won't be there to pick up the pieces.
792	00:56:49,949	00:56:51,951	(footsteps departing)	(footsteps departing)
793	00:56:52,034	00:56:55,121	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
794	00:56:55,204	00:56:57,164	(rhythmic tapping)	(rhythmic tapping)
795	00:57:05,923	00:57:07,883	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
796	00:57:25,401	00:57:27,361	(indistinct chatter)	(indistinct chatter)
797	00:57:28,863	00:57:30,823	MAX: Hey.	MAX: Hey.
798	00:57:31,949	00:57:33,075	You wanted to talk?	You wanted to talk?
799	00:57:33,159	00:57:35,619	Thanks for meeting me.	Thanks for meeting me.
800	00:57:35,703	00:57:37,288	Is everything okay?	Is everything okay?
801	00:57:37,371	00:57:39,456	Not really.	Not really.
802	00:57:39,540	00:57:41,834	Moira's book. I told you about it.	Moira's book. I told you about it.
803	00:57:41,917	00:57:43,043	I wasn't sure at first,	I wasn't sure at first,
804	00:57:43,127	00:57:45,045	but after the other night, I realized--	but after the other night, I realized--
805	00:57:45,129	00:57:47,548	the things in these pictures, they're happening to me.	the things in these pictures, they're happening to me.
806	00:57:47,631	00:57:49,967	And not just happening; they're helping.	And not just happening; they're helping.
807	00:57:50,050	00:57:51,552	This is Vi.	This is Vi.
808	00:57:51,635	00:57:53,762	-(chuckles softly) -And...	-(chuckles softly) -And...
809	00:57:53,846	00:57:55,806	that's Roger.	that's Roger.
810	00:57:55,890	00:57:57,600	(turns page)	(turns page)
811	00:57:57,683	00:57:59,351	And this is me, I think.	And this is me, I think.
812	00:57:59,435	00:58:02,688	So you're telling me this book predicts the future?	So you're telling me this book predicts the future?
813	00:58:02,771	00:58:05,482	No, obviously not.	No, obviously not.
814	00:58:05,566	00:58:07,318	These things happened to Moira, too.	These things happened to Moira, too.
815	00:58:07,401	00:58:10,613	Did you know she lost her parents right before she died?	Did you know she lost her parents right before she died?
816	00:58:10,696	00:58:14,950	Her mom, she fell off a ski lift and went into a coma.	Her mom, she fell off a ski lift and went into a coma.
817	00:58:15,034	00:58:18,871	And her dad burnt down their house	And her dad burnt down their house
818	00:58:18,954	00:58:20,164	with him inside it.	with him inside it.
819	00:58:20,247	00:58:21,540	MAX: Christ, that's awful.	MAX: Christ, that's awful.
820	00:58:21,624	00:58:22,958	But psychosis runs in families.	But psychosis runs in families.
821	00:58:23,042	00:58:24,627	Does it run in schools, too?	Does it run in schools, too?
822	00:58:24,710	00:58:26,128	Either these things happened to Moira	Either these things happened to Moira
823	00:58:26,212	00:58:27,504	and they're happening to me now,	and they're happening to me now,
824	00:58:27,588	00:58:29,590	or I'm going crazy just like her.	or I'm going crazy just like her.
825	00:58:29,673	00:58:31,759	Okay. Nobody crazy thinks they're crazy.	Okay. Nobody crazy thinks they're crazy.
826	00:58:31,842	00:58:33,469	But let's logic this out.	But let's logic this out.
827	00:58:33,552	00:58:36,305	Moira suffered some pretty horrific personal tragedies.	Moira suffered some pretty horrific personal tragedies.
828	00:58:36,388	00:58:39,058	She couldn't talk about them, so she drew them.	She couldn't talk about them, so she drew them.
829	00:58:39,141	00:58:40,893	Art therapy's a thing.	Art therapy's a thing.
830	00:58:40,976	00:58:43,437	Don't you think it's more likely you saw these images	Don't you think it's more likely you saw these images
831	00:58:43,520	00:58:46,315	and now you're projecting them into everyday life?	and now you're projecting them into everyday life?
832	00:58:46,398	00:58:47,650	Subconsciously.	Subconsciously.
833	00:58:47,733	00:58:48,901	The concerto's in two weeks.	The concerto's in two weeks.
834	00:58:48,984	00:58:50,903	You got finals coming up.	You got finals coming up.
835	00:58:50,986	00:58:53,072	You're tweaking the fuck out, Jules.	You're tweaking the fuck out, Jules.
836	00:58:53,155	00:58:55,241	I know.	I know.
837	00:58:55,324	00:58:56,825	I'm sorry.	I'm sorry.
838	00:58:56,909	00:59:00,537	I just... I don't know who else to talk to right now.	I just... I don't know who else to talk to right now.
839	00:59:00,621	00:59:02,539	Actually...	Actually...
840	00:59:02,623	00:59:05,000	I need to tell you something.	I need to tell you something.
841	00:59:07,753	00:59:09,088	VI: Can we please just talk about it?!	VI: Can we please just talk about it?!
842	00:59:09,171	00:59:10,547	MAX: It's done! It's done!	MAX: It's done! It's done!
843	00:59:10,631	00:59:12,258	Can you speak freaking English for, like, two seconds?	Can you speak freaking English for, like, two seconds?
844	00:59:12,341	00:59:13,509	Can you just pay some attention?	Can you just pay some attention?
845	00:59:13,592	00:59:15,094	Like, you're not even listening!	Like, you're not even listening!
846	00:59:15,177	00:59:17,137	MAX: What the hell?! I have been paying attention!	MAX: What the hell?! I have been paying attention!
847	00:59:17,221	00:59:19,723	(arguing continues indistinctly)	(arguing continues indistinctly)
848	00:59:48,877	00:59:50,838	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
849	01:00:11,233	01:00:12,609	(muffled scream)	(muffled scream)
850	01:00:20,367	01:00:22,161	Two days.	Two days.
851	01:00:22,244	01:00:23,620	You nervous?	You nervous?
852	01:00:31,253	01:00:33,297	If you need anything.	If you need anything.
853	01:00:42,723	01:00:44,641	It's our birthday tomorrow.	It's our birthday tomorrow.
854	01:00:44,725	01:00:47,353	Our parents are back. They're taking us to dinner.	Our parents are back. They're taking us to dinner.
855	01:00:47,436	01:00:49,271	Many happy returns.	Many happy returns.
856	01:00:49,355	01:00:51,565	Are you free?	Are you free?
857	01:00:51,648	01:00:53,650	(violin playing scales in distance)	(violin playing scales in distance)
858	01:01:09,249	01:01:11,126	(handle rattling)	(handle rattling)
859	01:01:22,179	01:01:24,139	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
860	01:01:39,863	01:01:41,073	Whoa. Hey, it's me.	Whoa. Hey, it's me.
861	01:01:43,450	01:01:45,786	Door was open.	Door was open.
862	01:01:45,869	01:01:47,329	You okay?	You okay?
863	01:01:48,539	01:01:50,499	I... I don't think so.	I... I don't think so.
864	01:01:50,582	01:01:52,209	Oh.	Oh.
865	01:01:53,502	01:01:55,504	(sobbing softly)	(sobbing softly)
866	01:01:59,425	01:02:00,676	Okay.	Okay.
867	01:02:00,759	01:02:01,844	(chuckles softly)	(chuckles softly)
868	01:02:05,389	01:02:07,266	Where's Vi?	Where's Vi?
869	01:02:07,349	01:02:09,226	I don't know.	I don't know.
870	01:02:09,309	01:02:11,228	Actually, we...	Actually, we...
871	01:02:12,896	01:02:14,231	We broke up.	We broke up.
872	01:02:26,326	01:02:27,953	Good.	Good.
873	01:02:34,001	01:02:35,961	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
874	01:02:51,059	01:02:52,644	-(both panting) -Come on.	-(both panting) -Come on.
875	01:02:52,728	01:02:54,396	(pants unzip)	(pants unzip)
876	01:02:59,526	01:03:01,862	(panting heavily)	(panting heavily)
877	01:03:13,957	01:03:15,417	(chiming)	(chiming)
878	01:03:24,510	01:03:27,179	(gasps, grunts)	(gasps, grunts)
879	01:03:27,262	01:03:29,181	(clock stops after four chimes)	(clock stops after four chimes)
880	01:03:29,264	01:03:31,517	(both panting)	(both panting)
881	01:03:48,700	01:03:51,203	(gasping): Oh, shit.	(gasping): Oh, shit.
882	01:03:51,286	01:03:52,496	No, no, no.	No, no, no.
883	01:03:54,206	01:03:55,874	What's wrong?	What's wrong?
884	01:03:57,042	01:03:58,627	Sorry.	Sorry.
885	01:03:58,710	01:04:00,963	(clears throat) This was a bad idea.	(clears throat) This was a bad idea.
886	01:04:04,841	01:04:06,802	Max.	Max.
887	01:04:19,606	01:04:23,318	GROUP: ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪	GROUP: ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
888	01:04:23,402	01:04:25,612	♪ Happy birthday ♪	♪ Happy birthday ♪
889	01:04:25,696	01:04:28,240	♪ Dear Vivian and Juliet ♪	♪ Dear Vivian and Juliet ♪
890	01:04:28,323	01:04:31,034	(laughter)	(laughter)
891	01:04:31,118	01:04:34,371	♪ Happy birthday to you. ♪	♪ Happy birthday to you. ♪
892	01:04:34,454	01:04:35,956	-CASSIE: Make a wish. -(applause)	-CASSIE: Make a wish. -(applause)
893	01:04:36,039	01:04:38,041	(murmuring, laughter)	(murmuring, laughter)
894	01:04:38,125	01:04:40,252	We were so amazed to hear Juju's news.	We were so amazed to hear Juju's news.
895	01:04:40,335	01:04:43,672	-I mean, gutted for Vi, of course. -DAVID: Mm.	-I mean, gutted for Vi, of course. -DAVID: Mm.
896	01:04:43,755	01:04:46,133	CASSIE: But, I mean, the last time Julie played	CASSIE: But, I mean, the last time Julie played
897	01:04:46,216	01:04:47,968	a solo in public was...	a solo in public was...
898	01:04:48,051	01:04:49,803	-second grade? -Yeah. Yeah.	-second grade? -Yeah. Yeah.
899	01:04:49,886	01:04:51,972	When their first teacher gave Juju a solo	When their first teacher gave Juju a solo
900	01:04:52,055	01:04:53,432	at a concert and she...	at a concert and she...
901	01:04:53,515	01:04:54,891	I never played solo with Gwen.	I never played solo with Gwen.
902	01:04:54,975	01:04:57,561	No, yes, you did. You did. Some gavotte.	No, yes, you did. You did. Some gavotte.
903	01:04:57,644	01:04:59,396	Anyway, the poor thing went out to play,	Anyway, the poor thing went out to play,
904	01:04:59,479	01:05:00,689	-and she just... -Can we not?	-and she just... -Can we not?
905	01:05:05,944	01:05:07,988	Uh, so, uh, Henry, uh,	Uh, so, uh, Henry, uh,
906	01:05:08,071	01:05:10,157	the girls tell us you have had quite the career.	the girls tell us you have had quite the career.
907	01:05:10,240	01:05:14,202	What was it you played with? The Berlin... something?	What was it you played with? The Berlin... something?
908	01:05:14,286	01:05:16,079	I appeared Berliner. Moscow, London.	I appeared Berliner. Moscow, London.
909	01:05:16,163	01:05:17,456	Now I'm here.	Now I'm here.
910	01:05:17,539	01:05:19,499	The, uh, caretaker of a new generation.	The, uh, caretaker of a new generation.
911	01:05:19,583	01:05:20,667	(Cassie laughs)	(Cassie laughs)
912	01:05:20,751	01:05:22,210	(clears throat)	(clears throat)
913	01:05:22,294	01:05:24,254	-Did I miss the punch line? -CASSIE: No, it's just...	-Did I miss the punch line? -CASSIE: No, it's just...
914	01:05:24,338	01:05:25,714	"New generation."	"New generation."
915	01:05:25,797	01:05:27,257	Classical music.	Classical music.
916	01:05:27,341	01:05:29,426	The stats aren't promising, are they?	The stats aren't promising, are they?
917	01:05:29,509	01:05:30,886	-Cass, shh. -CASK: No, please.	-Cass, shh. -CASK: No, please.
918	01:05:30,969	01:05:33,055	Go on. A little debate never hurt anyone.	Go on. A little debate never hurt anyone.
919	01:05:33,138	01:05:35,098	-(David sighs) -What stats do you mean?	-(David sighs) -What stats do you mean?
920	01:05:35,182	01:05:38,018	Well, um, you know,	Well, um, you know,
921	01:05:38,101	01:05:41,563	live audiences-- shrinking, aging.	live audiences-- shrinking, aging.
922	01:05:41,647	01:05:43,231	Only one and a half percent	Only one and a half percent
923	01:05:43,315	01:05:46,151	of music streamed online is classical.	of music streamed online is classical.
924	01:05:46,234	01:05:47,903	N-Now, now, don't get me wrong.	N-Now, now, don't get me wrong.
925	01:05:47,986	01:05:49,529	I mean, the girls chose this path,	I mean, the girls chose this path,
926	01:05:49,613	01:05:51,156	and we see how hard they work,	and we see how hard they work,
927	01:05:51,239	01:05:52,866	and, well, we think it's amazing.	and, well, we think it's amazing.
928	01:05:52,949	01:05:55,786	-Yeah. -But you have to wonder,	-Yeah. -But you have to wonder,
929	01:05:55,869	01:05:57,788	with the way things are going, in the next ten years,	with the way things are going, in the next ten years,
930	01:05:57,871	01:05:59,831	is there gonna be anybody left to listen to them?	is there gonna be anybody left to listen to them?
931	01:06:02,834	01:06:03,919	(clears throat)	(clears throat)
932	01:06:04,002	01:06:06,463	Have you ever heard of the composer Tartini?	Have you ever heard of the composer Tartini?
933	01:06:06,546	01:06:07,589	Mm-mm.	Mm-mm.
934	01:06:07,673	01:06:09,049	The "Devil's Trill."	The "Devil's Trill."
935	01:06:10,342	01:06:12,260	CASK: Tartini was a violinist.	CASK: Tartini was a violinist.
936	01:06:12,344	01:06:14,721	One day, he wakes to find a devil	One day, he wakes to find a devil
937	01:06:14,805	01:06:16,598	sat upon the end of his bed.	sat upon the end of his bed.
938	01:06:16,682	01:06:18,934	The Devil, fiddle and all.	The Devil, fiddle and all.
939	01:06:19,017	01:06:21,144	He asks the creature what he's doing there.	He asks the creature what he's doing there.
940	01:06:21,228	01:06:23,980	And Satan says that he will teach him a melody	And Satan says that he will teach him a melody
941	01:06:24,064	01:06:28,026	so perfect, so divine	so perfect, so divine
942	01:06:28,110	01:06:30,654	that he will weep for its loveliness.	that he will weep for its loveliness.
943	01:06:30,737	01:06:34,116	All Satan asks in return is a single soul.	All Satan asks in return is a single soul.
944	01:06:34,199	01:06:38,161	Now, when the composer wakes-- for certain, this time--	Now, when the composer wakes-- for certain, this time--
945	01:06:38,245	01:06:39,705	the Devil is gone.	the Devil is gone.
946	01:06:39,788	01:06:42,999	He takes up his pen, scribbles down some notes.	He takes up his pen, scribbles down some notes.
947	01:06:43,083	01:06:47,462	300 years later, Tartini's work is largely forgotten.	300 years later, Tartini's work is largely forgotten.
948	01:06:47,546	01:06:49,089	All except the "Devil's Trill."	All except the "Devil's Trill."
949	01:06:49,172	01:06:50,549	DAVID: Well,	DAVID: Well,
950	01:06:50,632	01:06:53,093	lucky for us the Devil doesn't play piano.	lucky for us the Devil doesn't play piano.
951	01:06:53,176	01:06:54,511	(laughter)	(laughter)
952	01:06:54,594	01:06:57,514	(sighs) Our music isn't easy.	(sighs) Our music isn't easy.
953	01:06:57,597	01:07:01,351	You start in preschool, you give your life to the work,	You start in preschool, you give your life to the work,
954	01:07:01,435	01:07:04,730	and perhaps one day, you'll be good enough to compete.	and perhaps one day, you'll be good enough to compete.
955	01:07:04,813	01:07:08,191	When you go see that concert-- the big solo, the concerto--	When you go see that concert-- the big solo, the concerto--
956	01:07:08,275	01:07:10,610	that's not just music you're watching.	that's not just music you're watching.
957	01:07:10,694	01:07:12,779	It's sacrifice.	It's sacrifice.
958	01:07:12,863	01:07:15,782	And yes, we may live in a world where people would rather listen	And yes, we may live in a world where people would rather listen
959	01:07:15,866	01:07:18,618	to a half-literate teen swear in time to a drum machine.	to a half-literate teen swear in time to a drum machine.
960	01:07:18,702	01:07:22,831	But so long as there are people who appreciate that sacrifice,	But so long as there are people who appreciate that sacrifice,
961	01:07:22,914	01:07:25,292	real music will live on.	real music will live on.
962	01:07:25,375	01:07:28,170	Preserved by those who deserve it.	Preserved by those who deserve it.
963	01:07:28,253	01:07:29,880	DAVID: Mm.	DAVID: Mm.
964	01:07:31,506	01:07:32,924	Ah.	Ah.
965	01:07:33,008	01:07:34,676	Here comes the good stuff.	Here comes the good stuff.
966	01:07:34,760	01:07:36,928	-CASSIE: Oh! (gasps) -DAVID: Oh!	-CASSIE: Oh! (gasps) -DAVID: Oh!
967	01:07:37,012	01:07:38,722	-(patrons gasping, murmuring) -DAVID: Hey. Vi.	-(patrons gasping, murmuring) -DAVID: Hey. Vi.
968	01:07:38,805	01:07:40,849	-CASSIE: Vi, Vi, get back here. -DAVID: Sweetie, what...	-CASSIE: Vi, Vi, get back here. -DAVID: Sweetie, what...
969	01:07:40,932	01:07:43,435	CASSIE: Vivian Lowe, where do you think you're going?	CASSIE: Vivian Lowe, where do you think you're going?
970	01:07:43,518	01:07:44,936	I'm so sorry, Henry.	I'm so sorry, Henry.
971	01:07:45,020	01:07:47,063	I have no idea what got into her.	I have no idea what got into her.
972	01:07:47,147	01:07:49,524	CASK: It's a stressful time for everyone.	CASK: It's a stressful time for everyone.
973	01:07:49,608	01:07:51,443	Are you staying in town?	Are you staying in town?
974	01:07:51,526	01:07:53,653	Yeah, uh, a B and B.	Yeah, uh, a B and B.
975	01:07:53,737	01:07:55,363	Um, crap coffee, but...	Um, crap coffee, but...
976	01:07:55,447	01:07:57,866	-Hey, what's the name of the place we're staying? -Huh?	-Hey, what's the name of the place we're staying? -Huh?
977	01:07:57,949	01:08:00,660	Oh, hey, do you have the ticket?	Oh, hey, do you have the ticket?
978	01:08:00,744	01:08:02,078	What ticket?	What ticket?
979	01:08:02,162	01:08:03,538	The valet ticket.	The valet ticket.
980	01:08:03,622	01:08:05,165	CASSIE: Are you drunk?	CASSIE: Are you drunk?
981	01:08:05,248	01:08:07,125	CASK: Perhaps I could drive Juliet back.	CASK: Perhaps I could drive Juliet back.
982	01:08:07,209	01:08:09,169	My place is right by the school.	My place is right by the school.
983	01:08:09,252	01:08:11,213	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
984	01:08:18,428	01:08:20,388	(fire crackling quietly)	(fire crackling quietly)
985	01:08:24,810	01:08:26,561	(cell phone chimes)	(cell phone chimes)
986	01:08:44,162	01:08:46,331	Make any breakthroughs?	Make any breakthroughs?
987	01:08:46,414	01:08:48,625	(quiet piano music playing)	(quiet piano music playing)
988	01:08:48,708	01:08:51,086	I didn't know you conducted.	I didn't know you conducted.
989	01:08:51,169	01:08:54,381	I won that in Germany. The Leon München.	I won that in Germany. The Leon München.
990	01:08:54,464	01:08:56,383	-You won the Leon München? -It was second place	-You won the Leon München? -It was second place
991	01:08:56,466	01:09:00,178	and 20 years ago, but yes.	and 20 years ago, but yes.
992	01:09:11,648	01:09:14,276	So... tomorrow.	So... tomorrow.
993	01:09:15,694	01:09:17,404	Tomorrow.	Tomorrow.
994	01:09:20,031	01:09:23,618	Now, listen, because I'm only going to say this once.	Now, listen, because I'm only going to say this once.
995	01:09:23,702	01:09:27,247	There is something inside you.	There is something inside you.
996	01:09:27,330	01:09:30,083	A seed of greatness.	A seed of greatness.
997	01:09:30,166	01:09:33,795	And it may not be full-grown, but it's there.	And it may not be full-grown, but it's there.
998	01:09:35,338	01:09:37,215	Now, there are people out there in the world	Now, there are people out there in the world
999	01:09:37,299	01:09:38,925	who will try to convince you otherwise.	who will try to convince you otherwise.
1000	01:09:39,009	01:09:42,387	So you need to practice saying this to yourself:	So you need to practice saying this to yourself:
1001	01:09:42,470	01:09:45,724	"I have something."	"I have something."
1002	01:10:01,448	01:10:03,199	What are you doing?	What are you doing?
1003	01:10:03,283	01:10:04,826	-I thought you... -You thought wrong.	-I thought you... -You thought wrong.
1004	01:10:04,910	01:10:05,952	But you said...	But you said...
1005	01:10:06,036	01:10:07,537	Christ, Juliet.	Christ, Juliet.
1006	01:10:07,621	01:10:10,123	I was trying to boost your confidence before the big day,	I was trying to boost your confidence before the big day,
1007	01:10:10,206	01:10:13,543	not risk my career making out with a student.	not risk my career making out with a student.
1008	01:10:13,627	01:10:15,587	(chuckles softly)	(chuckles softly)
1009	01:10:15,670	01:10:17,380	You find something funny?	You find something funny?
1010	01:10:18,465	01:10:20,383	No.	No.
1011	01:10:20,467	01:10:22,218	It's just...	It's just...
1012	01:10:22,302	01:10:23,511	I know.	I know.
1013	01:10:23,595	01:10:25,013	About you and Vi.	About you and Vi.
1014	01:10:25,096	01:10:26,640	I don't understand.	I don't understand.
1015	01:10:26,723	01:10:28,475	I saw your number on her phone.	I saw your number on her phone.
1016	01:10:28,558	01:10:31,227	I didn't know it was yours until you gave it to me yesterday.	I didn't know it was yours until you gave it to me yesterday.
1017	01:10:33,688	01:10:35,941	You were fucking her, weren't you?	You were fucking her, weren't you?
1018	01:10:42,030	01:10:44,199	I did nothing without her consent.	I did nothing without her consent.
1019	01:10:44,282	01:10:46,201	Anyway, it's over.	Anyway, it's over.
1020	01:10:46,284	01:10:47,911	Then why do you keep calling her?	Then why do you keep calling her?
1021	01:10:52,791	01:10:54,960	Wow.	Wow.
1022	01:10:55,043	01:10:57,963	You're in love with her, aren't you?	You're in love with her, aren't you?
1023	01:10:59,673	01:11:02,050	You know, I used to idolize you,	You know, I used to idolize you,
1024	01:11:02,133	01:11:04,511	but you're no different than Roger.	but you're no different than Roger.
1025	01:11:04,594	01:11:07,681	Just acting like a big man in this empty house	Just acting like a big man in this empty house
1026	01:11:07,764	01:11:11,267	with your second-place trophy that you won two decades ago.	with your second-place trophy that you won two decades ago.
1027	01:11:12,394	01:11:13,937	And you...	And you...
1028	01:11:14,020	01:11:17,065	you wouldn't know anything about failure, would you, Juliet?	you wouldn't know anything about failure, would you, Juliet?
1029	01:11:17,148	01:11:19,067	I've had a bumpy ride.	I've had a bumpy ride.
1030	01:11:19,150	01:11:22,153	Starting tomorrow, that's gonna change.	Starting tomorrow, that's gonna change.
1031	01:11:24,489	01:11:26,700	I mean, you said it.	I mean, you said it.
1032	01:11:26,783	01:11:28,576	I have something.	I have something.
1033	01:11:28,660	01:11:30,078	And unlike you or Roger,	And unlike you or Roger,
1034	01:11:30,161	01:11:31,788	I'm not gonna miss my chance to prove it.	I'm not gonna miss my chance to prove it.
1035	01:11:31,871	01:11:33,248	I'm gonna be great.	I'm gonna be great.
1036	01:11:33,331	01:11:34,666	Oh, yes?	Oh, yes?
1037	01:11:34,749	01:11:37,293	Let's name some of these greats, shall we?	Let's name some of these greats, shall we?
1038	01:11:37,377	01:11:40,213	Gould, Ashkenazy, Horowitz.	Gould, Ashkenazy, Horowitz.
1039	01:11:40,296	01:11:42,465	What do all these names have in common?	What do all these names have in common?
1040	01:11:42,549	01:11:45,135	I don't know. What do they have in common?	I don't know. What do they have in common?
1041	01:11:45,218	01:11:47,512	They didn't go to arts high schools.	They didn't go to arts high schools.
1042	01:11:50,181	01:11:52,100	Didn't you ever wonder why	Didn't you ever wonder why
1043	01:11:52,183	01:11:54,728	the Perahias and Pollinis of this world	the Perahias and Pollinis of this world
1044	01:11:54,811	01:11:59,399	never sat around winning school concerto competitions?	never sat around winning school concerto competitions?
1045	01:11:59,482	01:12:01,776	It's because they jumped that hurdle	It's because they jumped that hurdle
1046	01:12:01,860	01:12:04,571	before most people know how to walk.	before most people know how to walk.
1047	01:12:04,654	01:12:10,660	They were playing world stages before they could ride a bike.	They were playing world stages before they could ride a bike.
1048	01:12:10,744	01:12:14,622	You're not going to miss your chance at greatness, Juliet.	You're not going to miss your chance at greatness, Juliet.
1049	01:12:14,706	01:12:16,833	You already have.	You already have.
1050	01:12:16,916	01:12:18,918	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1051	01:12:21,546	01:12:24,049	(sniffles) That's not true.	(sniffles) That's not true.
1052	01:12:24,132	01:12:26,092	I'm not like you.	I'm not like you.
1053	01:12:26,176	01:12:27,677	No.	No.
1054	01:12:27,761	01:12:31,765	You don't even have the trophy.	You don't even have the trophy.
1055	01:12:37,062	01:12:38,438	You bitch.	You bitch.
1056	01:12:38,521	01:12:39,689	Get out!	Get out!
1057	01:12:42,567	01:12:45,403	(panting frantically)	(panting frantically)
1058	01:12:49,115	01:12:51,076	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1059	01:12:57,665	01:12:59,584	(panting)	(panting)
1060	01:13:21,231	01:13:22,941	(turns page)	(turns page)
1061	01:14:04,357	01:14:06,317	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1062	01:14:29,215	01:14:31,217	(deep, shuddering breaths)	(deep, shuddering breaths)
1063	01:14:33,178	01:14:35,972	(whimpering)	(whimpering)
1064	01:14:36,055	01:14:38,433	(lighter clicking)	(lighter clicking)
1065	01:14:40,768	01:14:42,812	(panting)	(panting)
1066	01:14:51,404	01:14:53,364	(gasping, whimpering)	(gasping, whimpering)
1067	01:14:54,699	01:14:57,327	(hyperventilating)	(hyperventilating)
1068	01:15:03,541	01:15:05,460	(birds chirping)	(birds chirping)
1069	01:15:16,596	01:15:18,556	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1070	01:15:26,147	01:15:28,107	(panting)	(panting)
1071	01:15:30,485	01:15:32,403	(panting echoing)	(panting echoing)
1072	01:15:32,487	01:15:34,447	(rapid, amplified heartbeat)	(rapid, amplified heartbeat)
1073	01:15:36,532	01:15:38,743	(instruments tuning, playing scales)	(instruments tuning, playing scales)
1074	01:15:49,420	01:15:52,215	You're last in the first half.	You're last in the first half.
1075	01:15:52,298	01:15:54,342	Unfortunately, Henry won't make it.	Unfortunately, Henry won't make it.
1076	01:15:54,425	01:15:56,386	He called in sick.	He called in sick.
1077	01:15:56,469	01:15:58,096	I'm sure everything is fine.	I'm sure everything is fine.
1078	01:15:58,179	01:16:00,390	Just letting you know.	Just letting you know.
1079	01:16:00,473	01:16:02,892	(door closes)	(door closes)
1080	01:16:10,692	01:16:12,902	(quiet chatter)	(quiet chatter)
1081	01:16:12,986	01:16:14,570	GORDON: Good evening.	GORDON: Good evening.
1082	01:16:14,654	01:16:17,115	Thank you all for being here tonight.	Thank you all for being here tonight.
1083	01:16:17,198	01:16:19,993	For our senior music class, tonight represents	For our senior music class, tonight represents
1084	01:16:20,076	01:16:22,453	the culmination of an artistic journey	the culmination of an artistic journey
1085	01:16:22,537	01:16:25,873	which has lasted four years here at Lindberg.	which has lasted four years here at Lindberg.
1086	01:16:25,957	01:16:29,377	And so, without further ado,	And so, without further ado,
1087	01:16:29,460	01:16:33,339	I cede the stage to our first performer.	I cede the stage to our first performer.
1088	01:16:47,353	01:16:49,897	(takes deep breath)	(takes deep breath)
1089	01:16:58,489	01:17:00,408	(knocking)	(knocking)
1090	01:17:00,491	01:17:02,869	-Come in. -(door opens)	-Come in. -(door opens)
1091	01:17:02,952	01:17:04,996	I was beginning to wonder...	I was beginning to wonder...
1092	01:17:05,079	01:17:06,789	(door closes)	(door closes)
1093	01:17:08,333	01:17:10,168	Hey, wombie.	Hey, wombie.
1094	01:17:14,839	01:17:17,008	Max told me what happened.	Max told me what happened.
1095	01:17:25,933	01:17:27,810	(sighs)	(sighs)
1096	01:17:29,937	01:17:32,815	What did I do to make you hate me, Jules?	What did I do to make you hate me, Jules?
1097	01:17:32,899	01:17:35,485	Where'd I screw up?	Where'd I screw up?
1098	01:17:37,528	01:17:39,113	(chuckles softly)	(chuckles softly)
1099	01:17:39,197	01:17:41,032	Second grade?	Second grade?
1100	01:17:41,115	01:17:43,534	Your solo with Gwen-- you remember?	Your solo with Gwen-- you remember?
1101	01:17:44,619	01:17:46,287	Mom did.	Mom did.
1102	01:17:46,371	01:17:48,915	You were so excited.	You were so excited.
1103	01:17:48,998	01:17:52,293	The night came, you walked out there,	The night came, you walked out there,
1104	01:17:52,377	01:17:55,088	and you froze.	and you froze.
1105	01:17:55,171	01:17:57,423	Like a little rabbit in headlights.	Like a little rabbit in headlights.
1106	01:17:57,507	01:17:59,926	Mom and Dad couldn't get you to leave the stage,	Mom and Dad couldn't get you to leave the stage,
1107	01:18:00,009	01:18:02,095	so I went up there.	so I went up there.
1108	01:18:04,013	01:18:07,475	I went up there, and I took your hand,	I went up there, and I took your hand,
1109	01:18:07,558	01:18:09,685	and I told you...	and I told you...
1110	01:18:11,354	01:18:12,939	Do you remember what I told you?	Do you remember what I told you?
1111	01:18:14,607	01:18:16,651	Hmm?	Hmm?
1112	01:18:16,734	01:18:19,529	I told you I would always be there for you.	I told you I would always be there for you.
1113	01:18:23,157	01:18:25,201	I mean, maybe I wasn't always the nicest sister,	I mean, maybe I wasn't always the nicest sister,
1114	01:18:25,284	01:18:27,954	but I made good on that promise.	but I made good on that promise.
1115	01:18:28,037	01:18:32,500	And in return, you took my teacher,	And in return, you took my teacher,
1116	01:18:32,583	01:18:35,420	my boyfriend, my future.	my boyfriend, my future.
1117	01:18:35,503	01:18:38,339	Do you know how hard I worked for Juilliard?	Do you know how hard I worked for Juilliard?
1118	01:18:38,423	01:18:39,924	(voice breaking): What I sacrificed?	(voice breaking): What I sacrificed?
1119	01:18:40,007	01:18:42,301	(chuckling): And you just took it away.	(chuckling): And you just took it away.
1120	01:18:42,385	01:18:44,220	And for what?	And for what?
1121	01:18:44,303	01:18:45,721	What, because I'm better than you?	What, because I'm better than you?
1122	01:18:45,805	01:18:47,306	Were.	Were.
1123	01:18:48,808	01:18:51,227	You were better than me.	You were better than me.
1124	01:18:52,770	01:18:55,064	But I'm playing that stage tonight.	But I'm playing that stage tonight.
1125	01:18:55,148	01:18:57,275	Are you kidding?	Are you kidding?
1126	01:18:57,358	01:18:59,110	You're the understudy.	You're the understudy.
1127	01:18:59,193	01:19:01,946	We'll see what the scouts from Juilliard say	We'll see what the scouts from Juilliard say
1128	01:19:02,029	01:19:05,408	when this understudy walks out onstage in ten minutes' time.	when this understudy walks out onstage in ten minutes' time.
1129	01:19:06,534	01:19:07,869	(chuckles)	(chuckles)
1130	01:19:07,952	01:19:10,788	Wait, you think Juilliard scouts are here?	Wait, you think Juilliard scouts are here?
1131	01:19:10,872	01:19:13,249	I know they are. Alexis said...	I know they are. Alexis said...
1132	01:19:13,332	01:19:15,126	Alexis is a moron.	Alexis is a moron.
1133	01:19:15,209	01:19:16,586	Juilliard doesn't send out scouts.	Juilliard doesn't send out scouts.
1134	01:19:16,669	01:19:18,546	It's the best arts school in the world.	It's the best arts school in the world.
1135	01:19:18,629	01:19:21,174	It doesn't need to.	It doesn't need to.
1136	01:19:21,257	01:19:23,342	Oh, Jules, you thought this would change things.	Oh, Jules, you thought this would change things.
1137	01:19:23,426	01:19:25,219	Stop messing with my head.	Stop messing with my head.
1138	01:19:25,303	01:19:26,762	I don't need to mess with your head,	I don't need to mess with your head,
1139	01:19:26,846	01:19:28,639	because here's the thing:	because here's the thing:
1140	01:19:28,723	01:19:30,683	You could walk out there tonight and play	You could walk out there tonight and play
1141	01:19:30,766	01:19:33,728	the greatest performance ever seen in the history of music,	the greatest performance ever seen in the history of music,
1142	01:19:33,811	01:19:36,063	and it won't change a thing.	and it won't change a thing.
1143	01:19:36,147	01:19:37,857	You'll still be Juliet Lowe,	You'll still be Juliet Lowe,
1144	01:19:37,940	01:19:41,027	and you'll still have nowhere to go next year.	and you'll still have nowhere to go next year.
1145	01:19:42,111	01:19:45,072	We're both failures, you and me,	We're both failures, you and me,
1146	01:19:45,156	01:19:47,533	but at least I have an excuse.	but at least I have an excuse.
1147	01:19:47,617	01:19:50,161	You're just mediocre.	You're just mediocre.
1148	01:19:59,712	01:20:01,672	Good luck out there.	Good luck out there.
1149	01:20:02,757	01:20:04,675	(door closes)	(door closes)
1150	01:20:04,759	01:20:06,719	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1151	01:20:11,807	01:20:14,894	(trembling breaths)	(trembling breaths)
1152	01:20:14,977	01:20:16,896	(water splashes)	(water splashes)
1153	01:20:16,979	01:20:18,564	(gasps)	(gasps)
1154	01:20:18,648	01:20:22,318	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)	(vocalization from Gazelle Twin's "Unflesh" plays)
1155	01:20:27,615	01:20:29,617	(crowd murmuring)	(crowd murmuring)
1156	01:20:41,379	01:20:44,048	(whimpers, pants)	(whimpers, pants)
1157	01:20:44,131	01:20:46,551	I have something. I have something.	I have something. I have something.
1158	01:20:48,010	01:20:49,554	-I have something. -(knocking)	-I have something. -(knocking)
1159	01:20:49,637	01:20:51,305	-(gasps) -GORDON: Juliet, it's time.	-(gasps) -GORDON: Juliet, it's time.
1160	01:20:51,389	01:20:54,016	-(quiet chatter) -(distant instruments tuning)	-(quiet chatter) -(distant instruments tuning)
1161	01:21:07,738	01:21:09,699	(orchestral instruments tuning)	(orchestral instruments tuning)
1162	01:21:15,079	01:21:17,164	Give 'em hell, Juliet.	Give 'em hell, Juliet.
1163	01:21:21,752	01:21:23,713	(instruments continue tuning)	(instruments continue tuning)
1164	01:21:35,099	01:21:37,018	(instruments stop tuning)	(instruments stop tuning)
1165	01:21:37,101	01:21:39,812	WILKINS (whispers): See you out there.	WILKINS (whispers): See you out there.
1166	01:21:39,895	01:21:41,230	(footsteps depart)	(footsteps depart)
1167	01:21:41,314	01:21:43,274	(applause)	(applause)
1168	01:21:58,706	01:22:01,042	-(applause continues) -(scattered cheers)	-(applause continues) -(scattered cheers)
1169	01:22:23,522	01:22:25,483	(applause continues)	(applause continues)
1170	01:22:40,289	01:22:42,249	(applause quiets)	(applause quiets)
1171	01:22:45,670	01:22:47,630	(panting softly)	(panting softly)
1172	01:23:11,529	01:23:13,030	(person coughs)	(person coughs)
1173	01:23:16,200	01:23:19,120	(people whispering)	(people whispering)
1174	01:23:27,670	01:23:29,630	(trembling breaths)	(trembling breaths)
1175	01:23:43,185	01:23:46,105	(crowd murmuring)	(crowd murmuring)
1176	01:23:48,482	01:23:50,443	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1177	01:23:52,987	01:23:54,613	GORDON: Juliet.	GORDON: Juliet.
1178	01:23:54,697	01:23:56,407	What's going on?	What's going on?
1179	01:23:56,490	01:23:58,951	(panting, whimpering)	(panting, whimpering)
1180	01:24:00,619	01:24:03,164	(takes shoes off, drops them to floor)	(takes shoes off, drops them to floor)
1181	01:24:03,247	01:24:05,583	(continues panting, whimpering)	(continues panting, whimpering)
1182	01:24:14,759	01:24:16,469	(sobbing)	(sobbing)
1183	01:24:34,945	01:24:36,906	(faint rumbling)	(faint rumbling)
1184	01:24:50,920	01:24:52,922	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1185	01:24:57,593	01:24:59,553	(rumbling continues)	(rumbling continues)
1186	01:25:50,771	01:25:52,690	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1187	01:26:08,455	01:26:10,416	(wind whistling)	(wind whistling)
1188	01:26:18,883	01:26:20,676	(piano playing tense classical piece)	(piano playing tense classical piece)
1189	01:26:25,014	01:26:27,224	(orchestra joins in)	(orchestra joins in)
1190	01:26:43,240	01:26:44,491	(music concludes)	(music concludes)
1191	01:27:06,430	01:27:08,390	(muffled applause)	(muffled applause)
1192	01:27:16,106	01:27:18,067	(applause continues at regular volume)	(applause continues at regular volume)
1193	01:27:34,959	01:27:36,919	(scattered cheers, whistling)	(scattered cheers, whistling)
1194	01:27:50,349	01:27:52,309	(cheering swells)	(cheering swells)
1195	01:28:04,321	01:28:06,407	Juliet.	Juliet.
1196	01:28:06,490	01:28:08,200	You're a star.	You're a star.
1197	01:28:15,124	01:28:16,959	Yes.	Yes.
1198	01:28:18,794	01:28:20,629	I am.	I am.
1199	01:28:32,182	01:28:34,143	(grunting softly)	(grunting softly)
1200	01:28:44,820	01:28:46,780	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1201	01:28:58,125	01:29:00,085	(quiet chatter)	(quiet chatter)
1202	01:29:08,802	01:29:10,179	(phone chimes)	(phone chimes)
1203	01:29:22,274	01:29:24,693	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1204	01:29:49,676	01:29:52,137
1204	01:29:49,676	01:29:52,137