Watchmen 1x6

1. Hooded Justice.

2. It all started with you.

3. You're the alpha, pal.

4. It was your idea to put on that mask

5. and fight crime.

6. As fellow enforcers of the law,

7. I gotta tell you

8. what an honor it is

9. to sit across from you right now.

10. Captain Axis, King Mob, Moloch.

11. The worst villains in the city,

12. all in jail

13. thanks to you and your buddies,

14. the Minutemen.

15. You're true American heroes,

16. all of youse.

17. But you, Hooded Justice,

18. you most of all, because, like I said,

19. you were the first.

20. Hey, help us settle a bet.

21. What's the story

22. with that noose around your neck?

23. See, I... I think it's

24. an executioner thing.

25. You know, let your enemies know

26. you mean business.

27. But Jerry here...

28. Jerry, how about you tell him

29. what you think that noose is for?

30. Sex stuff.

31. What do you want from me?

32. We want you to take

33. that fucking hood off

34. so we can take a photo

35. of your beautiful face.

36. Never.

37. Look, pal, we don't know who you are,

38. but we know what you do.

39. And... who you do.

40. Captain Metropolis.

41. AKA Nelson Gardner,

42. AKA your fairy princess.

43. He's got a safe behind the painting

44. of the white horse in his boudoir.

45. Now, in that safe is a roll of film.

46. Jerry, you wanna tell him

47. what's on that film?

48. Sex stuff.

49. That's right.

50. Your boyfriend's got other boyfriends.

51. And he's trying to blackmail

52. Director Hoover

53. just because he bears

54. a passing resemblance

55. to the fella Captain Bigcockalus

56. is violating on that film.

57. A fella who is not Director Hoover,

58. because Director Hoover

59. is not a depraved homosexual.

60. So, you're gonna bring us that film,

61. and we're gonna rip up the photo

62. we're about to take of you.

63. Why should I trust you?

64. Because Jerry and me,

65. we won't show it to anybody.

66. Hell, nobody even knows

67. we're here with you right now.

68. This is all hush-hush.

69. Just the way you like it, sweetheart.

70. So...

71. what do you say, HJ?

72. Well, well.

73. Ain't you pretty?

74. Jerry... you wanna do the honors?

75. Say cheese.

76. Cheese.

77. I should

78. probably be worried

79. that I just murdered two federal agents,

80. but all I can think about is that

81. Nelson Gardner is cheating on me,

82. with J. Edgar Hoover, no less.

83. Turn that shit off.

84. How's Detective Abar?

85. Agent Blake, is she okay?

86. - Is that the release?

87. - Yeah.

88. Um, you really need

89. to get her to sign it. Now.

90. And you need to move her

91. to an actual hospital

92. before she goes into a coma.

93. She needs help.

94. You shouldn't have swallowed

95. your grandfather's pills, Angela.

96. You wanna tell me where he is?

97. Do you know how Nostalgia works?

98. Or how they make it?

99. You know, they...

100. they insert these little chips

101. into your brain,

102. and they harvest your memories.

103. You know, then they put them

104. in a little pill, and you pop one in

105. and you get to experience that shit

106. all over again.

107. It was supposed to be for older folks,

108. you know, a dementia treatment,

109. but that limited the market.

110. Because, you know,

111. who wants to be in the present

112. when you can live in the past?

113. Well, you know the rest.

114. People got hooked. Dependency. ODs.

115. So, Redford and the FDA outlawed it and

116. the company that made it had to stop.

117. And do you know who owns that company?

118. Lady Trieu. Coincidence?

119. Hey, maybe she knows your grandpa.

120. Your grandpa.

121. Those were his pills

122. you swallowed, Angela.

123. That's very, very bad.

124. You're not supposed to take

125. someone else's Nostalgia.

126. You need to sign this release

127. so we can get your stomach pumped.

128. I can't do it without your consent.

129. Right now.

130. You are an angry,

131. angry man, William Reeves.

132. Angela.

133. You're about to turn

134. into a vegetable.

135. Is it starting?

136. Starting?

137. Is it starting?

138. God damn it.

139. Do you know

140. where your grandfather is, Angela?

141. You are an angry,

142. angry man, William Reeves.

143. Where's your grandfather?

144. Where? Where is he?

145. I want you to think...

146. about what you're wearing.

147. What you put on when you wake up.

148. What you take off when you go to bed.

149. The uniform a man wears changes him.

150. Make sure yours

151. changes you for the better.

152. And God bless you for taking an oath...

153. to uphold the law...

154. and honor the badge.

155. Do us proud. Be safe out there.

156. Congratulations, son. Do us proud.

157. Be safe out there.

158. Congratulations, son. Do us proud.

159. Be safe out there.

160. Congratulations, son. Do us proud.

161. Be safe out there.

162. Congratulations, son.

163. Do us proud. Be safe out there.

164. Looks like I get the honor

165. of putting a badge on you.

166. - Congratulations, son.

167. - What's your name, Officer?

168. William Reeves, sir.

169. And the honor's mine, Lieutenant Battle.

170. I joined the force because of you.

171. Sorry to hear that.

172. Beware the Cyclops.

173. What?

174. Congratulations, son. Do us proud.

175. Be safe out there.

176. [people chattering indistinctly

177. and laughing]

178. Here you go, June.

179. - Thank you, Officer.

180. - Thanks for coming today.

181. It meant a lot to see a friendly face.

182. I was there for work, not you.

183. So, why are you writing

184. your story about me?

185. Because the Amsterdam says a Negro cadet

186. making the force is big news.

187. So, I'm big news?

188. You're big something,

189. but it ain't news, Officer.

190. You gonna keep

191. calling me that?

192. If you don't want me

193. to call you "Officer,"

194. you probably should've chosen

195. a different line of work.

196. All right. Let me have it.

197. - Let you have what?

198. - I know what you're thinking.

199. What am I thinking?

200. I've joined the enemy.

201. The police in this city

202. smother our people under their shoes.

203. Lieutenant Battle is a Tom,

204. and now I'm a Tom, too.

205. They just hired me for the publicity,

206. and besides all of that,

207. you're worried about me.

208. They gave you a gun and a stick.

209. That's what I'm worried about.

210. What you're gonna do with them.

211. Because you are an angry,

212. angry man, William Reeves.

213. I'm not angry.

214. It's okay. Most of us are.

215. I'm young. I'm healthy.

216. I got the job I always wanted.

217. What have I got to be angry about?

218. Folks were murdered

219. right in front of you.

220. Right in front of you.

221. The whole town. All of them.

222. - Your mother and your father.

223. - That was a long time ago.

224. I don't wanna live in the past.

225. And that, Will Reeves,

226. is why you are so goddamned angry.

227. - Officer. Good evening.

228. - Evening.

229. Hey, yourself.

230. Call the fire brigade.

231. Stop!

232. - Stop in the name of the law!

233. I thought they only said that

234. in the pictures.

235. - So, what is it?

236. "The name of the law"?

237. Who are you, boy?

238. What's your name?

239. Fred.

240. Now, if you'll excuse me, I wanna

241. get home in time for Amos 'N Andy.

242. I saw what you did.

243. Oh, you mean at that fine

244. Jewish delicatessen over there?

245. You know, I heard

246. they have a rat problem.

247. Maybe one chewed through the wires,

248. started a fire.

249. - You're under arrest.

250. I seriously doubt that.

251. I'm booking this man for arson.

252. He burned down a delicatessen

253. on Jamaica Avenue.

254. That is not what happened, sir.

255. I was just out

256. for an evening constitutional.

257. Must be a case of mistaken identity.

258. That's a lie.

259. I saw him do it with my own eyes.

260. - Everything okay?

261. - Yes. It's fine.

262. Fellas, this spook is accusing me

263. of a horrendous crime.

264. Who are you gonna believe, me or him?

265. What'd you just call our fellow officer?

266. Nothing.

267. - Sorry if I—

268. - Don't apologize to me.

269. You apologize to him.

270. - I'm so sorry.

271. - We'll book this fink.

272. But Reeves made the arrest.

273. - We got it from here.

274. - Yeah. Sure. Okay.

275. Good work, Officer Reeves.

276. - Beats the news, though.

277. - Yeah, more hopeful.

278. - What's it about?

279. - A boy. A baby.

280. His... His father puts him

281. in a rocket ship

282. and sends him to Earth

283. just before his planet explodes.

284. Are you coming, too?

285. We're gonna be

286. right behind you.

287. Pardon me, Officer.

288. - You let him go?

289. - Let who go?

290. The man I brought in

291. for burning down the deli. Fred.

292. Sorry. I have no idea

293. what you're talking about.

294. What? You were standing right there.

295. The other officers

296. took the guy to book him.

297. I think you're having

298. memory problems, Reeves.

299. My memory is fine.

300. Just... let it be, okay?

301. I saw them do this to you.

302. What does this mean? What is it?

303. It's gonna be the hole in your head

304. if you don't let it be.

305. I'm trying to help you out here, Reeves.

306. Go home. Please.

307. Hey there, Reeves.

308. Need a ride home?

309. - No, thanks. I enjoy walking.

310. You sure?

311. We just got off duty.

312. How about you come join us for a beer?

313. I appreciate it,

314. but I got an early shift tomorrow.

315. Oh, come on.

316. We're buying.

317. Maybe another time.

318. Okay then. Another time.

319. Before the way

320. It used to be

321. The stars would light the way

322. For us to see

323. You know what?

324. Another time ain't gonna work for us.

325. Holding you in my embrace

326. Please, don't.

327. The way it always was

328. You keep your black nose

329. out of white folks' business, nigger.

330. Or, next time...

331. we won't cut you down.

332. Help me! Help!

333. - Please! Don't hurt her. Please!

334. - No, no, no.

335. No!

336. Help me, somebody!

337. No!

338. Thank you. My God, thank you.

339. Okay. I'm angry.

340. - Hey, yourself.

341. - What time is it?

342. - 3:00. Already been to work and back.

343. I didn't wanna wake you.

344. How is it?

345. It hurts.

346. You were in the paper this morning.

347. Calling you a hero.

348. A what?

349. "Had the hero not intervened,

350. both victims of the attack

351. were convinced they would not

352. have survived the encounter.

353. However, the identity of

354. their mysterious hooded savior

355. remains unknown."

356. Why'd you put it on?

357. The hood.

358. I already told you.

359. The cops put it on me—

360. Yeah, but then you put it back on.

361. Why?

362. I don't know.

363. What's the name of that picture?

364. Stop saying "huh."

365. The movie.

366. The one you watched over and over

367. when you were a boy.

368. You used to tell me about it

369. all the time.

370. - Oh, Trust in the Law.

371. - Trust in the Law. That's the one.

372. Tell me how it ends.

373. There's a sheriff on a horse.

374. He's shooting at somebody

375. riding after him.

376. It's a man all in black.

377. A man in a hood.

378. And he's got a lasso,

379. and he throws it at the sheriff.

380. Pulls the sheriff right off his horse.

381. And they're in front of the church now.

382. And the doors burst open,

383. and all the townsfolk come running out

384. to see what's what.

385. The man in black tells them

386. the sheriff's no good. Cattle thief.

387. He's stealing from the town.

388. And now they ask the man who he is.

389. He throws his hood back

390. and it's Bass Reeves,

391. the Black Marshal of Oklahoma.

392. He shows his badge. The townsfolk cheer.

393. - They cheer for him, huh?

394. - Yeah.

395. And they start shouting

396. for him to string up the sheriff.

397. But Bass Reeves won't have it.

398. "There will be no mob justice today.

399. Trust in the law."

400. What color are those townsfolk?

401. White.

402. Tell me,

403. what happened to the Dreamland Theater,

404. where you watched that picture

405. over and over

406. while your mama played the piano?

407. What'd the Klan

408. and the fine white citizens of Tulsa do?

409. They burned it down.

410. You ain't gonna get justice

411. with a badge, Will Reeves.

412. You're gonna get it with that hood.

413. And if you wanna stay a hero,

414. townsfolk will need to think

415. one of their own's under it.

416. You sure you wanna do this?

417. I'm sure.

418. ['I Don't Want to Set

419. the World on Fire" playing]

420. I don't want to set the world on fire

421. I just want to start...

422. I'm gonna start

423. with that bastard Fred.

424. Turns out he owns a market in Queens.

425. They wanted me to stay away from him

426. for a reason.

427. I think it's got something to do

428. with what Lieutenant Battle said to me

429. at the graduation.

430. Beware the Cyclops.

431. "Beware the Cyclops."

432. No other will do

433. I've lost all ambition

434. For worldly acclaim

435. I just want to be the one you love

436. That you'd feel the same

437. I'll have reached the goal

438. I'm dreaming of, believe me

439. I don't want to set the world on fire

440. I don't want to set

441. the world on fire, honey.

442. I love you too much.

443. I just want to start

444. a great big flame...

445. down in your heart

446. You see...

447. way down deep inside of me...

448. No, no, no!

449. And that one desire is you.

450. And, no, nobody else ain't gonna do.

451. I've lost all ambition

452. For worldly acclaim

453. And with your admission

454. That you'd feel the same

455. I'll have reached the goal

456. I'm dreaming of

457. Believe me

458. I don't want to set the world on fire

459. I just want to start

460. A flame in your heart

461. What the fuck are you supposed to be?

462. Angela? Can you hear me?

463. It's Agent Blake.

464. Laurie.

465. How do I know

466. if she can hear me?

467. Angela.

468. You've swallowed a lethal dose

469. of Nostalgia, and you're in a coma.

470. We just gave you

471. a shot of adrenaline

472. to try to wake you up.

473. You may be confused

474. as to who you are right now,

475. or when, or where,

476. but you're still at the precinct.

477. You're not moving,

478. but your eyes are wide open.

479. It's kind of fucking freaky, Angela.

480. If you can hear what I'm saying

481. right now, I need you to blink.

482. Good.

483. That's great.

484. Angela, I've...

485. I've got Cal here with me.

486. Your husband.

487. He's gonna read

488. something to you

489. that they said

490. would help get you out of this,

491. Or you're gonna

492. fall right back in.

493. Blink if you can still hear me.

494. "Your name is Angela Abar.

495. You were born

496. in Saigon in 1976.

497. I'm your husband, Calvin.

498. We met in Vietnam.

499. Now we live in Tulsa.

500. We have three children.

501. Topher, Emma and Rosie.

502. The year is 2019.

503. The president is Robert Redford.

504. You need to come home now.

505. You need to...

506. You need to wake up.

507. I love you.

508. Your name is Angela Abar.

509. You were born in Saigon in 1976.

510. We have three children.

511. Topher, Emma and Rosie.

512. The year is 2019. The president is..."

513. Roosevelt? You really think

514. Roosevelt's gonna save us?

515. Eleanor, maybe.

516. Good evening, ma'am.

517. I'm sorry to bother you at this hour.

518. Is your husband home?

519. Officer Reeves. I'm Nelson Gardner.

520. It's a pleasure to meet you.

521. - Uh, this is my wife, June.

522. - Mrs. Reeves.

523. If you don't mind excusing us,

524. I'm hoping to discuss

525. - some business with your husband.

526. - Oh, "Business."

527. How can I help you, Mr. Gardner?

528. I'm here on behalf of a costumed

529. adventurer named Captain Metropolis.

530. Have you heard of him?

531. - "Costumed adventurer"?

532. - Yes. Crime-fighting in disguise.

533. It's a new phenomenon,

534. but it's growing at a brisk clip,

535. and Captain Metropolis

536. would like to capitalize on that growth

537. by forming a team.

538. Patriots. Heroes.

539. They call themselves

540. "the New Minutemen."

541. It's a great group of fellows

542. and there's even a couple of ladies.

543. I'm sorry, but I don't understand

544. what this has got to do with me.

545. The team is incomplete without the hero

546. who inspired them. Hooded Justice.

547. Captain Metropolis

548. is a master of strategy.

549. He scrutinized the different locations

550. where Hooded Justice appeared

551. and cross-referenced them

552. with patrols of local police.

553. - So, you think he's a cop?

554. - No.

555. I believe a cop is feeding him

556. intelligence about criminal activity.

557. But you know all about this,

558. Officer Reeves, because that cop is you.

559. I'm sorry? I didn't mean that as a joke.

560. Mind if I ask,

561. is this strategic mastermind,

562. Captain Metropolis, blond,

563. about your height?

564. I... I don't understand

565. what you're implying—

566. What does the word "Cyclops"

567. mean to you?

568. Not much.

569. Is it some kind of underground

570. criminal enterprise

571. that Hooded Justice is investigating?

572. Well, if you consider the Ku Klux Klan

573. a criminal enterprise, then yes.

574. And they're planning something.

575. Sounds like a job

576. for the Minutemen, all right.

577. Let's say I do know Hooded Justice.

578. Why should he join your team?

579. He shouldn't.

580. He should join because

581. brave men like him are rare specimens.

582. And why fight alone,

583. when he could have true companionship?

584. Well, I have overstayed my welcome.

585. But I hope you do know Hooded Justice,

586. Officer Reeves...

587. if only to tell him what a huge admirer

588. Captain Metropolis is.

589. Something tells me

590. they have a lot in common.

591. Good evening, Mrs. Reeves.

592. Again, I'm so sorry to have intruded.

593. I'll see myself out.

594. No.

595. - Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!

596. Why do you whisper, green grass

597. When did you know?

598. When did I know? What?

599. That I was Hooded Justice.

600. The moment I laid eyes on you.

601. You're lying.

602. You thought he was a white man.

603. True.

604. Until I met you.

605. And then I just knew.

606. So... you'll join us?

607. The others, you're sure they want me to?

608. Are you kidding?

609. The Minutemen are thrilled.

610. Fighting crime in league

611. with the Hooded Justice.

612. Your participation legitimizes

613. the whole operation and they know it.

614. What they can't know, of course,

615. is your secret.

616. Some of them aren't as...

617. tolerant as I am.

618. You'll have to be sure

619. you're covered up.

620. Wear the makeup and hood at all times.

621. Actually, I was hoping we could

622. try something on the next go-round.

623. I wear mine, and you wear yours.

624. and tell it to the birds and bees.

625. And everyone will know 'cause you done

626. told the blabbering trees.

627. Yes, you did. You told them once before.

628. It's a shame... the others can never see

629. how beautiful you are.

630. Why tell them all the old things

631. - What's wrong?

632. - Nothing.

633. It's him, isn't it?

634. Captain Blondie

635. and his Masquerade Squad...

636. - ... don't care about you.

637. They only care about

638. what you can do for them.

639. I can't take Cyclops down alone.

640. I need a team to help me.

641. - I'm your team.

642. - I know, but I need them, too.

643. Tell me about the first time you saw me.

644. - Come on, June. Not again.

645. - Tell me.

646. I woke up in the tall grass...

647. and there was a wrecked car,

648. and off in the distance,

649. Tulsa was on fire.

650. I thought I was the only person

651. still alive in the whole world.

652. But then I heard a cry...

653. - ... so I walked to it.

654. And there was a baby wrapped up

655. in an American flag, so I picked her up.

656. And I said...

657. - You're okay.

658. - "You're okay."

659. And she stopped crying.

660. You stopped crying.

661. Don't you ever make me start again,

662. William Reeves.

663. I won't.

664. Good.

665. Because I'm pregnant.

666. We three, we're all alone

667. Living in a memory

668. My echo

669. My shadow

670. And me

671. We three...

672. We're not even company

673. My echo

674. Hey, Captain Metropolis!

675. Captain Metropolis,

676. can you tell us about Hooded Justice?

677. The Minutemen would be nothing

678. without the man who inspired us all.

679. Gentlemen, please welcome

680. our newest member, Hooded Justice.

681. HJ, how do you respond to rumors

682. that your strength is supernatural,

683. like the heroes in the comic books?

684. I'm just a man.

685. Now that you got a team behind you,

686. exactly what kind of crime

687. are you gonna target?

688. I believe there is a vast and insidious

689. conspiracy at play in the city.

690. And I have evidence that a secret plan

691. is being developed by—

692. A new crime boss who calls himself

693. Moloch the Magnificent.

694. Now, this villain is planning to harness

695. the sun's energy

696. into a deadly solar weapon,

697. threatening every man, woman

698. and child in New York.

699. So, if you'll excuse us, fellows,

700. the Minutemen have a city to save.

701. One more question.

702. But first, let's talk about your savings

703. and our good friends at National Bank.

704. Will you be at the

705. grand opening, Captain Metropolis?

706. We're all alone.

707. Seem like we living in a memory.

708. That's my echo...

709. my shadow...

710. and me.

711. We three...

712. we ain't no crowd.

713. That's my echo...

714. my shadow...

715. and me.

716. You know, I've been wondering...

717. what good is the moonlight...

718. that silvery moonlight...

719. That shines way, way up above.

720. Way up on the bed.

721. You did it. Go, baby.

722. Okay, so get all the way up.

723. But where is that gal that I love?

724. We three

725. We'll wait for you

726. Even till eternity

727. My echo

728. My shadow

729. And me

730. Get out of here now.

731. I was just watching a movie.

732. I wasn't doing nothing.

733. You better get out

734. of here right now!

735. - Man, get your hands off me.

736. - Who do you think you are?

737. It's okay, man. It's okay, man!

738. I gotta get my son.

739. My son! He's right there.

740. Hey, Reeves. About time you showed up.

741. What happened here?

742. Same thing that always happens

743. when you put a bunch of animals

744. in the same cage.

745. Go on in. We need someone

746. who speaks their language.

747. Yo!

748. Hey there.

749. - What's your name?

750. - Lorna.

751. Lorna. I'm Officer Reeves.

752. Can you tell me what happened here?

753. I don't... I don't know. I can't...

754. When the picture started,

755. there was a flicker...

756. a bright light going on and off...

757. and the whole room was

758. full of lightning, and...

759. I heard a voice inside my head,

760. and it said...

761. It told me I had to hurt people.

762. And I think...

763. I think maybe I did that.

764. I heard a voice inside my head.

765. Beware the Cyclops.

766. I heard a voice inside my head.

767. A voice inside of my head. A voice...

768. I know their plan.

769. You need to come down here right now.

770. - Come down where?

771. - The meatpacking district.

772. There was a riot in the theater.

773. Cyclops is using film projectors

774. to turn Negroes against each other.

775. I followed them to a warehouse.

776. So, this is your

777. "vast and insidious conspiracy"?

778. William, you of all people should know.

779. The residents of Harlem

780. cause riots all on their own.

781. No, no! This is real.

782. It's some kind of mesmerism.

783. That book I found...

784. Cyclops is—

785. Yes, yes, yes.

786. Cyclops, Cyclops, Cyclops.

787. Dear God.

788. So, the Klan is using mind control?

789. Do you have any idea

790. how ridiculous that sounds?

791. - Have you been drinking?

792. - What? No.

793. Well, maybe you should be.

794. Come over.

795. You can bring your red file

796. and we can talk about this.

797. I don't want to come over.

798. You need to get the others,

799. and come down and help me.

800. You said you would help me.

801. I'm sorry, William,

802. but this sort of thing

803. isn't really the Minutemen's

804. cup of tea.

805. I'm afraid you're going to have to

806. solve black unrest all on your own.

807. Now, if you change your mind,

808. I would love to see you.

809. Jeez Louise.

810. Rough day, huh?

811. What are you doing down here, buddy?

812. I know all the cops that walk this beat

813. and you ain't one of them.

814. I know what you're looking for.

815. Free steaks.

816. Any boy in blue willing to put his life

817. on the line deserves a little gratitude.

818. Come on. Let's go to the warehouse.

819. I'll give you my best cut

820. to take home to the missus.

821. Though, from what I've heard

822. about your kind,

823. you probably got more than enough meat

824. to satisfy her, huh?

825. This your warehouse?

826. Yes, sir. Sure is.

827. Hey, do I know you?

828. No offense, but you jigs

829. start to blend together after—

830. They ask me how I knew

831. My true love was true

832. I, of course, replied

833. Something here inside

834. Cannot be denied

835. No!

836. All who love are blind

837. When your heart's on fire

838. hit yourself

839. again and again.

840. All Negroes are your enemy.

841. Attack them.

842. Do not bring harm to any white man,

843. woman or child.

844. Only each other.

845. Fight viciously.

846. Hate them.

847. Do not stop until their blood

848. covers your hands.

849. And then, hit yourself...

850. - Again...

851. - ... and again and again.

852. - Shit.

853. Tears I cannot hide

854. When a lovely flame dies

855. So I chaffed them

856. And I gayly laughed

857. To think they could doubt my love

858. Yet today, my love has flown away

859. I am without my love

860. Now laughing friends deride

861. Tears I cannot hide

862. So I smile and say

863. When a lovely flame dies

864. Smoke gets in your eyes

865. I'm like you.

866. No.

867. No! No.

868. No.

869. Stop, Daddy. Please, stop!

870. - No, no, no. No!

871. - Stop!

872. Marcus, he was...

873. I was just trying to take it off.

874. You can't take it off.

875. You can't ever take it off.

876. - That's not true. I can take it off!

877. - You can't!

878. You need to hide under that hood

879. 'cause you can't stand to see

880. what you've become.

881. - I'm still me.

882. - Which "me"?

883. You never should've done this.

884. I thought it would help you

885. get rid of this thing you have,

886. but it didn't get rid of it.

887. It just fed it.

888. We need to go home. Now.

889. We need to go home to Tulsa.

890. No! I'm not going back there.

891. I wasn't talking about you, Will Reeves.

892. Just up here. Keep pushing.

893. You're gonna do everything

894. I tell you to. Understand?

895. I understand.

896. You can stop now.

897. What's happening? Who are you?

898. Justice.

899. Whatever you think I did,

900. you don't understand...

901. I'm trying to fucking help you people.

902. You don't know

903. what's really happening here.

904. You have a Klan robe in your closet.

905. My granddad's.

906. I have a right to keep it.

907. It's my legacy.

908. Well, if you're so proud of your legacy,

909. why do you hide it?

910. You don't know me, old man.

911. Oh, yeah. I know you.

912. All right.

913. You can hang yourself now.

914. Before the way it used to be

915. The way for us to see

916. And I am always watching over you

917. Holding you in my embrace

918. Everything is in its place

919. The uniform

920. a man wears changes him.

921. There will be no

922. mob justice today.

923. He throws his hood back

924. and it's Bass Reeves.

925. "Trust in the law."

926. The Minutemen would be nothing

927. without the man who inspired us all.

928. Hooded Justice.

929. You are an angry, angry man.

930. You stay away from Tulsa, Will Reeves.

931. You stay away from me and your son.

932. As far as you're concerned,

933. we don't exist.

934. She does look like you.

935. I'm gonna take you home now, honey.

936. Oh. Hi, there.

937. Welcome back.

938. Living in the past

939. With a box out of my mind

940. Everything is swept

941. Living in the past

942. With a box out of my mind

943. Everything is swept

944. Now I'm free

945. And survived

946. With a lot of debt

947. And no more chances

948. But not until

949. Forget the past

950. And where to go

951. I'll be well off

952. Living in the past

953. With a box out of my mind

954. Everything is swept