Good Behavior

Letty and Javier are in a race against time to tie up all the loose ends of the violent crime Javier committed, each blaming the other for the trouble they’re in. Letty's parole officer, Christian, lays down the law: if Letty doesn't show up to her next check-in, he will send her back to prison.

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#2 #3

I'm so sorry, but, we only have 18 rooms,

#4 #5

That's mine. Can i answer it? No.

#6

But i assume you don't want anyone to come looking for me.

#7

I'm very glad that you're not.

#8

My next check-in isn't until wednesday.

#9

I forgot you went. Yeah.

#10

Thank you. Of course.

#11

He's actually talking to my husband.

#12

So, would maybe we have read anything you've written or...

#13

Hello. Hi. It's so nice to meet you.

#14 #15

Why aren't you?

#16

This is really pretty.

#17 #18

Could be here all alone."

#19

Because i said so.

#20 #21 #22

Good night. Good night, mrs. Diaz.

#23

I wasn't sure if you were in the room.

#24 #25 #26

Thanks, guys. Thanks.

#27

I'm so glad you didn't leave.

#28

He's really good, actually.

#29 #30

Good. That's a relief.

#31

So, you'd have had some other wife?

#32 #33 #34

It's all in the backpack.

#35

Yeah, i get it. You know how to train a dog.

#36

I won't tell you how. Okay.

#37

I have never been so glad to be wearing a life vest.

#38

And heidi had, like, 87 shots of tequila --

#39

Walk away whenever she wants to.

#40

All right, i-i'll hit a provisional,

#41

You know it? "blue skies"?

#42

Do you know what today is?

#43

Charlie's parents instructed me to say these words to you.

#44

So charlie ran to his parents.

#45 #46

So no one will ever know the truth.

#47 #48

And "uninteresting."

#49

I mean i'm notallowed to talk about it.

#50