Quicksand

Go ahead! Damn it, you have to!

Shoot!

Run outside!

Get out, for Christ's sake!

Get out now!

Get out!

Police! Police!

Lie down! Lie down!

Lie down! Show me your hands!

Show me your hands!

Clear!

Clear.

Hello, are you conscious? Can you sit up?

Hi, we're the paramedics.

Can I examine you real quick?

Are you in any pain? I'm not seeing any visible injuries...

Take her outside.

Can you stand up?

Put her on the stretcher.

- Be careful. - Blanket.

Is everyone dead?

Is everyone dead?

Her name is Maja Norberg.

No visible injuries, but plenty of blood on her clothes.

Respiratory rate 25, pulse 121, blood pressure 89 over 60.

She was given oxygen in the ambulance.

Wait here.

I'm here at Djursholm Public High School where a school shooting has taken place.

The area has been sealed off...

Let's go.

We have no information on casualties.

Put them back for later use.

Fine...

All right...

Can I... Can I go home?

Can I go home?

I want to go home now.

Hi, Maja. Jeanette Nilsson, detective.

Your clothing and personal belongings have been sent to forensics.

The medical examiner will be with you in a moment.

There are no lacerations of the scalp.

No visible injuries to the right ear.

Area of redness measuring...

roughly five by six centimeters.

No injuries to the eyes.

Both hands are intact as well.

Wait! Wait!

Hi, Maja.

- Oh, Maja. Sweetheart... - Who the hell let them in?!

- They are not allowed in there! - Was it you who called?

Excuse me, please leave the room. You're not allowed in here.

- Who are you? - Jeanette Nilsson, I'm with the police.

Maja stays here, let's talk outside.

- We want to be with our daughter. - You're not allowed in here, let's go...

- Why not? - I can't answer questions...

- What's this about? - I can't answer questions...

Tell us what this is about!

Maja will be charged with murder and accessory to murder,

so I want to talk to you outside.

- Please, we have to be with our daughter! - Calm down.

- Huh?! - I want to stay...

- No, let's go outside. I'll be back. - Maja, it will be...

- I'll be right back. - Excuse me...

- Let go! - What did you say?

You'll be charged with murder, attempted murder and accessory to murder.

Hi, Maja. I'm Susse. Follow me, please.

You'll get your clothes back later, in the meantime you can change into this.

Breakfast is served at 7 a.m.

Lunch at noon, dinner at 5 p.m.

You'll eat in your room.

One hour of yard time per day.

There's a schedule, and that goes for showering as well.

Step inside.

If you need anything, press this button...

and talk into the speaker.

Any questions?

How long do I have to stay here?

Your attorney is on his way. He'll fill you in.

Thank you.

Hi, Maja.

Peder Sander, Sander & Laestadius law firm.

Your dad contacted me. He asked me to represent you.

Fine.

Please, have a seat.

I know it's a lot to take in at first,

but you are facing criminal charges.

The police wants to know what happened in the classroom, because they believe...

They said that you're a suspect of murder, accessory to murder, and attempted murder.

Isn't everyone dead?

This might sound a bit strange, but...

I can't go into specific detail.

I'm not allowed to...

since it might interfere with the police investigation.

- So you can't tell me? - No. I can't tell you.

No one is telling me anything.

And that detective, the midget, the tobacco dipping miniature...

She handcuffed me. Can she really do that?

They took my cell phone and my watch. I don't even know what time it is.

I just want to go home. When can I go home?

Just... Just calm down, okay?

First things first.

- But I want to go home. - I understand.

Would you like a glass of water?

Let's start with the interrogation.

You'll be questioned by the police, and I'll be with you the whole time, so...

Listen...

The prosecutor will file a petition to remand with the court.

She has to do this within three days.

Simply put, the prosecutor asks the court to keep you incarcerated.

A remand hearing follows, where you will be formally presented with the charges,

and we get a chance to respond to these charges.

Well, we'll go over this in due time.

I think we should have a talk before the interrogation, if you feel up to it.

Anything you can tell me?

What about Sebastian, your boyfriend?

How did you meet?

Ehm...

It was...

...summer.

It was late at night, but still warm.

He'd been abroad for a year and he hadn't been back for long.

I was working nights at a hotel, and I was on my way there.

And he just showed up.

He'd never given me the time of day before,

but that night, he only had eyes for me.

- Hey, buddy. - Welcome.

Hey, what's up?

Hey, Maja!

Maja Norberg, huh?

Where have you been all my life?

- You know who I am, right? Sebastian. - I know.

Hi, good to see you.

Lucky me, we're going to the club.

- Want to join? - I can't, I have to work.

- Of course you're coming. - No, I'm going to work. I can't, I can't.

Maja, hold on a second.

Tag along. Please.

No. No, I can't.

I'm so excited that we ended up in class together, and here we are tonight...

That has to mean something.

Come on, tag along.

I'll do anything, I promise.

- You don't believe me? I promise. - I want to, but I can't.

- I have to work. - Are you sure?

- Yes, I'm sure. - When do you get off?

6:30 tomorrow morning. By the time you'll be fast asleep.

See you.

The first time I saw you, I was sitting in a tree.

I called out, "Hi, Maja!"

But you didn't answer, only your mom did. She was like, "Be careful, don't fall."

- Do you remember? - No.

But she didn't know that we snuggled up and that I kissed you in the pillow fort.

- But I was the one who kissed you. - So you do remember!

Oh man, a pillow fort would be fun.

Mm.

Things were so much simpler there.

You wore those yellow vinyl splash pants, you had your favorite teacher put them on.

That's right...

- What the hell was her name? - Annelie.

Annelie...

Of course. My first crush.

I thought that was me.

Well, you are my second crush.

Where are we going?

I'm going home.

Okay, we're going the same direction.

What are you listening to?

You don't need to work.

Dad thinks I could use the experience.

This was my last shift, I'm sick of wasted guests who are like...

Listen, what are you doing tonight?

I'll sit in a car somewhere in southern France with Mom and Dad...

- and my carsick little sister... - I see.

We're staying at a boutique hotel, my mom found it on a top-secret website.

- That sounds awesome. - Right.

- Anything to get a little sun. - Exactly.

- Here's my house. - Nice.

Uhm... I don't know, but for how long will you be away?

- Three weeks. - Have a great time, then. So long.

- Bon voyage, or whatever they say. - Mm.

Take care, Maja.

See you later.

- Bye. - Bye.

Do you visit France often?

Uh-huh. Every summer.

But that time, I just wanted to go home.

- I feel sick. - Try to think of something else.

- Do you have bags back there? - Yes, I'll get them out.

What should we do?

- Should I pull over? - No, keep going nice and slow.

- Let's play a game. Any suggestions? - Yeah! Let's play...

"I have a shipload." Maja...

I have a shipload of... apricots.

- I have a shipload of bananas. - Good one, Lina.

I have a shipload of coconuts.

I have a shipload of... dates.

I feel sick!

Breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth and you'll feel better.

Breathe in... breathe out...

Breathe in... breathe out...