Blue Desert

No!

No!

Help!

No!

Get away from me!

Shut up!

Go away!

Is there anything else youcan tell us about the assailant?

Did you make eye contact?

Was there any interactionbefore the attack?

No.

Lisa, can you tell me something?

Why do you think it is he chose you to attack?

I have no idea.

Now, didn't you tell us youwere raped six months ago?

Yes, but I don't seewhat that has to do with--

Lisa, what does that say to you?

What do you mean, what does that say to me?

What does that say to you?

I'll tell you what it says to me.

It says there's a pattern here.

A first time victim becomesa second time victim,

and a second time victim often becomes a third.

We see it all the time.

Now, what do you think itis about you, Lisa, that

tells people you're fair game?

I don't know.

What is it about you, Officer Carp, that tells

people you're such an asshole?

Who gets lost to find the way,

seeks the silences to say?

Keeps the love she gives away.

Costs not less than everything.

The road is long from here to there.

She knows you're here, but knows not where.

Four strong winds that come what may.

Blow away the nights and days.

But don't worry about tomorrow.

For it fades to yesterday.

Don't worry about tomorrow.

It didn't matter, anyway.

Images of life requirecurtains drawn from holy fire.

A better life she's coming to.

No mere mirage of desert blue.

Don't worry about tomorrow.

For it fades to yesterday.

Don't worry about tomorrow.

It didn't matter, anyway.

- Lisa Roberts? - Yeah.

Are you Walter?

That's me.

How about I ride up there with you?

Show you where you're going to be situated?

Oh, am I glad to see you.

You know, I don't mind lookingafter your aunt's place,

but those birds of hers--

I've got to tell you--

you know, I almost fed 'em to my dog, Ralph?

Believe me, after New Yorkthey're not going to bother me.

I'm just looking forward tosome real peace and quiet.

Well, your aunt and uncle really

liked their privacy, too.

So they put their place up here,and we decided to join them.

You see, my wife, Emily,she's a bit of a busybody.

She got me pulled into thislove triangle thing one night--

This is wonderful.

Oh.

Yes.

I just love it.

Wow, it's like-- so cute.

It's like this little instant home.

Just plug it in, turn it on, and it works.

Oh, they do a lot in asmall area, in these places.

Now, your garbagedisposal is on the blink,

but I promise to have it fixedfor you first chance I get.

Do these windows lock?

Oh, yeah, sure.

I'd leave 'em open.

Get more of a breeze that way.

What was I talking about?

If you need anything-- anything at all--

that's our place, right over there.

See?

Oh, yeah.

There's other programs,and you get paid to do it.

If I could stand the weater, I'd move--

That's really good.

He was-- he had a--

Thank you.

What is-- what is that?

I don't know yet.

Oh.

But you-- mind if I have a seat here?

No, go ahead.

Where'd you learn to draw like that?

Years of practice.

Yeah?

Is it your job?

Yeah, actually.

I draw comic books.

Comic books?

My little girl used to love comic books.

Her, um-- her name was Julie.

She's beautiful.

Thank you.

Hey, I don't--

I don't know how much younormally get for one of these,

but, um--

if you don't mind, I'd reallylike to buy it off of you.

This is just a doodle.

$25.

You don't have to pay for it.

If you really want it, you can have it.

Go ahead.

You're just going to give this to me?

Wow.

Would I be pressing my luckif I asked you to sign it?

Not at all.

Who do you want me to sign it to?

Me.

Uh, Randall Atkins.

I hope I didn't scare ya.

What are you doing here?

I, uh-- I wanted to, uh,thank you for the drawing again.

I really loved it.

I, uh-- I got something I want to give you.

Oh-- it's heavy.

You didn't have to do this.

Well-- you'd better open it first.

You might not like it.

Thanks it's beautiful.

I-- I found it.

It's a-- I don't know.

I just thought it was kind of pretty.

Woo!

Sure is beautiful out here.

You know, I know a place that's even nicer.

I can take you there, if you want.

Now?

Yeah.

There's no time like the present, is there?

I don't think so.

It's a good thing I like motorcycles!

So you like it out here?

No, I hate it.

Well, I mean, I love theland, but the people are--

I don't know.

Anyway, I'm gonna head up to Firsco as

soon as I save up enough money.

I'm gonna start a house restoration business.

I had an accident a couple of years ago.

I've been getting some money from that.

I was working at this glass factory.

It was no big deal.

Injured my hearing a little bit, but as soon

as I save up enoughmoney, I'm gonna head out.

So what's wrong with the people here?

I don't know.

Everybody just, you know,makes it their business to know

everybody else's business.

I can't get away from it.

You'll see.

It's a good thing you're not ticklish!

Don't get any ideas!

Now, are you going to tryto tell me that you've never

ridden a motorcycle before?

Uh-- actually, yeah, I have.

A really long time ago.

You're a bad girl.

Yeah.

I had a really nice time today.

Thanks.

Me, too.

Thanks a lot.

Well-- aren't you gonna invite me in?

You know, I really--

I'd like to, but it's just that--

Yeah, no, no, no.

I, uh-- it's OK.

You don't have to worry about me.

I mean-- I was just joking, so--

No, you can come in.

You can.

It's just, my place is a real mess.

You should see my place.

I mean, that is a mess.

And excuse my aunt's birds.

They're really noisy.

Randall, please don't encourage them.

I'm never going to get any sleep tonight.

Voila.

That's amazing.

I mean, this whole time, all I had to do

was put something over it, and they'd be quiet?

Well, either that, or shoot 'em.

One of the two.

What are you doing?

I was, uh--

trying to kiss you.

I think you should go now.