M.I.A.

Killers aren't born.

They're made.

From loss, from pain, from desperation.

Feeding a cycle of violence that will never end.

- -

A single decision led me to kill...

- -...to take a life.

One wrong move that cost me everything.

And I have no one to blame but myself.

Sunscreen! SPF 100!

South Florida is ground zero for skin cancer, folks.

Dad, you're done on that side.

Where we from, Mom?

Lynbrook, New York.

So was Captain Kangaroo.

Hartford, Connecticut.

First US town to hang a witch.

-Portland. -Oregon or Maine?

The original one.

Oh, nice try, Danny Glover.

Portland, Maine, the birthplace of canned corn.

Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

Where Doc Holliday coughed his lungs out.

Hey, hey! Sit down, Night Moves.

Alright. Now who came to Key Largo to hear me talk

about canned corn and consumption?

Show of hands.

You lose, Dr. Doom.

- -Oh.

Stay hydrated.

I am your guide, Etta Tiger Jonze,

and tips...

are never expected, always appreciated.

Now who wants to have some fun?

Cameras and phones down, folks.

Florida Fish and Game

take a dim view of my Pavlovian experiments,

and I don't want my face on socials

when Larry finally answers.

Who exactly is Larry?

Larry's a 12-foot alligator with a nest nearby.

Sound travels four times faster through water than it does air.

I throw meat in, blow the whistle.

Meat, whistle, meat, whistle.

And-- And it works?

Sooner or later.

Charlie, hold her legs!

This is insanity!

Son of a bitch.

I want her fired today!

She was baiting an alligator!

-Right off the bow! - Really?

I was in danger!

Make a new friend?

I'm a friendly person.

I gotta get this thing outta me.

Semen.

Excuse me?

Oxytocin. The hormone used to induce labor?

It's in semen.

What is wrong with you?

I'm a problem solver.

Oof!

He's kicking the hell out of me.

Rosi?

I thought the doc said off your feet.

Alright, Leah.

I can't just sit around

waiting for my water to break.

I disagree.

I don't want anything to happen to you

or my beautiful grandson. Go.

Either of you know how whole chickens

just up and disappear from the freezer?

Uh-huh.

-Benita late again? -No. She's mopping the showers.

One time I want to see that girl come in early.

Why don't you cut her some slack, Mom?

She's got no family and nobody.

She's all by herself.

Then there's no reason

she can't get here on time.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Where are you going?

I just worked four straight hours in the sun.

Three tours.

You drove a floating comedy club

around paradise.

Get a bucket and brush.

I'll help.

What's your plan tomorrow?

-Your college visit. -I plan to visit.

Etta, you have a brilliant mind.

What do you want to hear, Mom?

That you're finally taking your future seriously.

I don't know what I want to do.

There is nothing that I am passionate enough about

to want to do it for the rest of my life.

Be practical. Not passionate.

What about accounting or business?

What about working for Dad?

Huh? Like Nathan and Wyatt?

Your brothers aren't cut out for college.

You are.

Etta, you have a shot

-to get the hell outta here. -Oh my God.

Why don't you want to take it?

Hit it again, Wyatt!

Alright. Cut it! Cut it, Wyatt!

How's the gator baitin' business, Sis?

I have no idea what he's referring to, Sheriff.

Yeah, I didn't hear that.

Gotta go, Dan. Boys. Etta.

Be ready tomorrow, Jack.

Thought I told you to knock that off.

It's a science experiment, Dad.

Why have outlet ports below the waterline?

Pull water into the bilge.

You want water in the boat?

You do if you want it sitting low in the water.

Let's go, chuckleheads.

We got two fishing charters tomorrow.

Lots to prep.

I could go, you know.

To help.

Bait lines, check rods and reels, hand out brewskis.

We've been down this road, hon.

This business isn't for you.

Focus on a job that uses this.

That doesn't mean

-I can't be with you guys... - Come here.

...until I figure out what that is.

What do you want out of life?

I guess an adventure is too much to ask for.

She wants to be a part of this, a part of us.

In a month, she'll be going to school, let's hope,

and I will have spared you the look in our daughter's eyes

when she sees what her father does for a living.

She knows what I do for a living.

She hasn't seen it up close.

It's not the path for her.

Seeing hard work translated into success,

watching her father put food on the table.

We wouldn't want her to see that?

What's the chance she'll think less of me?

Seriously?

None.

I'm just worried that if she goes out there with you,

it'll be the only thing she ever wants to do.

No matter what, Etta goes to college in the fall.

-Agreed? -Absolutely.

But until then, she feels like she has some purpose.

Hmm?

Hey. Etta.

Baby, wake up.

What time?

It's, uh, 4:40.

Do you want to go fishing?

You mean crew?

Get it in gear, Kemosabe.

I hear South Florida is ground zero for melanoma.

Thanks, Mom.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. I got you something.

-Mom, I gotta go. -They're fine. Let them wait.

Tiger's eye.

Your grandmother gave one to me

and one to my sister when we were girls.

Carmen, the sister you hate?

I don't hate her.

I just can't talk to her anymore.

My mother said we'll look at it and think of her.

She was right.

Thanks, Mom.

Go. Go.

Okay.