Kill Me Again

Fay.

Excuse me, sir?

Excuse me?

Could you tell me how to get back on route 80?

Sure, honey, just go down the road about a mile, turn right at the light.

Toss the bag on the seat and I won't blow your fucking head off.

- Are you kidding me? - You can die laughing if you think so.

I ain't gonna ask you again.

Dumbass!

Watch it!

Pay attention, will you?

Okay.

I was expecting maybe 10 or 15 grand.

So what? We hit the jackpot!

What's wrong?

We got to get out of Nevada, honey. That's what's wrong.

You promised me we could go to Vegas.

I don't think you understand the kind of people that we're dealing with, honey.

You better listen to what I'm saying.

I think we should head north for a while, maybe just hide out.

Okay. We'll split the money fifty-fifty.

You do what you want. I'm going to Vegas.

Honey, don't fuck with me.

Okay? Don't fuck with me. I'm not in the mood for it.

You let me off with my half at the next bus stop.

'Cause I'm going to Vegas.

- What did you say? - You heard.

- Open the door, Fay. - No!

Open the door and let me in! Open the door!

Fuck you, Vince.

Take your hand off the lock. Open the door!

You ain't going anywhere without me.

If I thought that money was gonna come between us, I'd just as soon burn it up.

We got to stay together, baby.

Right?

Come on, honey, I got to take a piss.

You can go by yourself.

I've seen you do it before.

Yeah, well, I like your company.

Idaho. You're gonna love it there, baby.

I know a little place... called Hell's Canyon.

It's real peaceful up there.

Lots of hunting and fishing...

We could hide out for six months, maybe a year.

Who knows? Maybe we'll never come back.

Yeah.

I bet you're starting to get hungry.

Guess we won't be going to Hell's Canyon after all, Vince?

Jesus, Jack. Got anything here that's worth a shit?

There's nothing in there.

Who's this?

- Wife, girlfriend, or something? - It's personal.

Nice looking piece of ass.

- Jack. - I said it was personal.

Did you forget the rules?

You took out a loan, Jack.

You got to pay it back.

Ten grand. Next Wednesday.

Don't fuck it up.

Can you believe this? At her age.

You know, I'd never try to change what I was dealt to begin with. Would you?

I hope I don't live long enough to worry about it.

You got a good point there. Now, check out time is 11, hon.

Okay.

- Could I borrow that? - Oh, go ahead.

I don't read them anyway.

Thanks.

Daddy! Daddy, there's a man in the bathroom!

- See! - Are you alright?

That fucking bitch.

I need a ride.

I'd give you a ride, mister, but I don't have any room.

- Sure we do, dad, we got plenty of room. - Go wait in the car, son.

No room?

Eight hundred, seventy-five thousand dollars.

Well, how about Holback Chapel, any of those guys ever pay up?

Those deadbeats are even broker than you are, if that's possible.

Leave it, Teri, leave it. What difference does it make?

Look.

What about that place in Maine? Where you and Kathy used to go.

What's it called...

Some... Harbor?

Safe Harbor.

Yeah, Safe Harbor.

Reno's eaten away at you, for Christ's sake.

There's nothing here for you anymore.

Happy anniversary.

Can I help you?

I'm...

looking for Mr. Andrews.

That's me.

- And you're Mrs... - Miss. Fay Forrester.

Come in.

The work you do is totally confidential, isn't that right?

- That's right. It's guaranteed. - Well...

There's a man.

We were...

involved in a relationship.

He's not right in the head. He's trying to kill me.

I see.

I don't love him anymore.

I tried to make that clear to him, but he won't accept it.

And he won't leave me alone.

See, there's no one to protect me from him.

My folks are both passed away.

I don't have any other family.

There's no one I can turn to.

And you've tried talking to the police?

I can't prove anything. They can't arrest the guy unless he murders me.

- And what do you want me to do? - I want you to kill me.

I mean...

I want to make it look like I've been killed.

- That's a bit extreme, isn't it? - Look...

I made a...

I made a real mess out of things.

I... I want Fay Forrester to die,

so I can take on a new identity. Is that too much to ask?

It's not that easy. What you want me to do is illegal. It's a kind of fraud.

This man is gonna kill me. You think I care about fraud?

I'm just saying that it's not without a lot of risk.

I'll pay you ten thousand dollars.

Half now, the other half after I'm dead.

That's a lot of money to be carrying around.

Please, Mr. Andrews.

I can't sleep at night.

I'm scared all the time.

The next time he finds me...

You have to help me!

Ms. Forester, are you telling me the truth?

This is from the last time I saw him.

Ten thousand's plenty. I'll take half now, and the other half when the job's done.

Plus expenses.

- So you'll do it? - Yeah.

Thank you.

There's no guarantee it'll work, and you're gonna have to be honest with me.

Of course.

I don't know, Jack.

Something about it don't seem right. You think this girl is telling you the truth?

No.

You should see her.

Anyway, her money's green either way.

Just cause you'd stick your neck out for a skirt in trouble,

- that don't mean that I have to. - You interested or not?

Take it easy, I'm just saying... that you got this nice guy complex.

This whole thing with Kathy. Sometimes you act like an asshole.

I got a piano salesman for a psychiatrist.

- Only difference is I give advice for free. - Alan, it's just a job.

You in or not?

Yeah. What the hell, what's the worst that could happen?

- When do I start? - Right now.

I need a pint of type A negative blood.

Seriously?

And will that be a single or a double?

I'd like a double bed, but I'm single.

Okay.

Room 15.

What you want to do, is go out this door...

and...

you go right... You go... straight...

Why don't I just show you, alright? - Okay.

- I'll get this for you. - I'll take that.

- You sure, Ms. Forester? - Really.

Alright.

Why don't you call me Fay?

- Alright, Fay. Call me Tim. - Okay, Tim.

So you're sure the clerk in the motel will remember you?

- He'll remember me. - Alright.

Then... should be able to go tonight.

Oh, yeah, here's...

your new ID.

- West Virginia? - It was all I could get.

Yeah, great!

They look so real.

What do you think you'll do after tonight?

I don't know. I haven't really thought about it that much.

- You like to gamble? - Depends on what's at stake.

Seven.

- Seven. - Alright!

Hi!

Hi.

How'd you do at craps?

Great. I won five hundred dollars.

- You had those guys at the table going. - Yeah, it was fun.

Wish you could've joined me.

What's that?

Blood.

Same type as yours.

- How'd you get blood? - It's not that hard.

This is the part I've been waiting for.

The murderer probably...

came here and... had a few drinks with you. Go ahead.

The cops love lipstick and...

fingerprints.

So...

you were probably there on the bed, and...

he was here...

Yeah?

And he probably made a pass at me. Come here.

Probably...

drunk, and...