The Unseen

She's been acting weird...

...she's distancing herself...

...you said it yourself...

Eva.

Where are you going?

I don't know.

What's that's supposed to mean?

And what's with those granny gloves?

Moll.

Eva, we need to talk.

They're waiting for me, Mom.

Always with this shit.

You know she's ditching classes?

Yeah, they called.

But she's going to graduate, right?

I'm going to travel. With Amelia.

On what?

The money dad sends me?

That money is for college

and 17 year olds don't travel, kid.

I'll be at your game tonight.

I won't. I quit.

When did that happen?

I don't know.

We're all she's got. She'll figure it out.

Or she'll leave.

One fucking inch.

If you're taking notes,

this is why we call them cants.

Stewart, what the Christ,

just pinch it off and get down here.

This is not happening!

Oh really? My back thought otherwise.

You enjoy your last day?

Cliff's here.

Get over here.

Show you how to keep the logs on the line.

Dude, he's your boss.

Oh, he dreamt he was.

Woke up knowing otherwise.

Keep things moving.

Fade into the wallpaper.

Hello?

Bob?

Yup.

Wasn't sure this was still your number.

Yeah. You and me both.

So, how you been?

Still working at the mill?

Barely seeing three shifts a week.

Carry me out there, I imagine,

unless they shut it down first.

I hope that's not

the next time she sees you.

What do you want, Darlene?

I send you the cheques.

Will as long as I'm able.

It's not about that.

We settled this.

We didn't leave.

Sorry.

She hasn't seen you in 8 years.

She doesn't talk.

She probably won't go to college.

I don't know what to do.

She wants to travel.

I barely see her as it is.

She's just a kid.

Yours, Bob.

I just finished a brutal shift.

I need to go to bed.

You didn't even say goodbye.

What do you want, Darlene?

I want you to be her father.

She needs her father.

I didn't.

If you can't forgive him,

what do you expect your daughter will do?

Forget me.

Where are you going, Bob?

Bob, you good?

You good?

You better be good.

Gonna have to fire myself.

Again.

Bob, how long have you been coming in?

I don't know.

Been a few years, I guess.

Lindi, I...

A few years.

No shit, Bob.

And then some.

I know this town.

I know your drink.

And I know you.

Okay. What do you know?

You drive that beat to shit pick-up truck.

Careful, she's parked out front.

Sensitive hearing.

You work at the mill.

223 people work at that mill.

And you're one of them.

Okay. What do I do there?

Mill...

Shit.

I'll give you that.

All I'm saying is,

no one here gives a shit.

You sit at the bar.

You leave when it gets busy.

I see this.

I don't care what your story is.

What you're hiding.

Or who she is.

Smooth like sandpaper.

He's got the gift.

What can I get you?

Beer. Beer. Beer. And more beer.

Please.

You do know what it is

you do for a living, right?

Fucking cold, eh?

Buy a coat.

So that was your boss, huh, at the Wild?

I'm not supposed to say.

You just did.

Yup.

You know him?

Crisby?

Of him.

He doesn't usually go out much, but

some of his guys got busted.

And you probably don't want

to tell me shit like that either.

He remembers you.

In the NHL

for five minutes or something?

I almost remember me too.

When you left?

He said that fight?

It's online.

I thought I was going to puke

when I saw what you did to that guy.

Yeah... but you see... prices went up.

Nelson,

it's going to be a long fucking week.

So what's that going to get me?

Half.

Nelson, prices going up is one thing.

Double is fucking double.

Yeah, but, technically...

cuz... um...

cuz the...

Tell your boss to go fuck himself.

Might be a good idea

He didn't hear that last part.

It's a bearing on the secondary, I think.

Must have taken a whack.

And?

Look, you can chance it till shift's end

but you know, if it goes,

the whole thing's toast.

What do you need?

No, I got the parts on me.

Get it done.

Bob?

Bob!

What?

Do you need Stewart up there?

No.

Need to be somewhere else.

Gotta be somewhere.

Need a few days.

We'll talk about it

at the end of your shift.

It's important.

If you leave,

you will not have anything

to come back to.

You know,

when you come into work tomorrow,

I'm not going to be here.

Or the day after that.

Or the day after that.

Fuck it.

I might not even come back this week.

But when I do,

you're gonna ask me how I'm doing.

I'm not going to tell you,

but you should ask.

Okay.

Who dat?

Nelson?

Bob!

I need a favour.

Truck stop. East of town.

Men's room back there?

Last place I saw it. May you should...

Can I get a cup of coffee, please?

Coffee, please.