Rectify

As he begins to realize what his new life may entail, Daniel starts to appreciate the progress he's made. Janet bonds with someone unexpected.

and had a brief relapse.

because I believed that if we got him out,

Well, first of all...

(PHONE RINGING)

(SIGHS)

accepts Ms. Person's formal request

Nice day, isn't it?

I had an epiphany.

Hello, brother.

(LAUGHS)

I mean down here, in Paulie.

Ah, you're going back to that now, are you?

expectation is kinda like the trickier cousin to hope.

DR. MILCH: So, how you been?

Oh. (EXHALES SHARPLY)

The doors are opening into the row.

You like school?

This was her last semester.

it might be nice to go home one day for a visit,

but I did feel a kind of responsibility, I guess.

How you know if this is real,

You are.

Sure.

I appreciate it, Ted.

Enter at your own risk.

helped convict 18-year-old Daniel Lucas Holden

And due to the diligent eff...

the individuals responsible for Hanna Dean's murder.

Did anybody ever see his hand?

All you son of a bitches playing God!

What?

Did you get my message?

Hello, Daniel.

Daniel worries that his life has gotten a little too real. Janet is loosening her grip on the past while Teddy opens up to Ted, Sr. about his future.

They almost look like diamonds falling from the sky.

No. Harriet.

But then I started to resent you for it.

That's all I've been told since I was 12.

Thank you.

In fact, it was extraordinarily positive.

Well, here we all are.

I couldn't lie. I didn't want to.

some man who's not my father and stepmother.

And I believe that God has given me my answer.

Trey straight up denied having had sex

Roland felt like George was nervous because of something

Anyway, we took that information

I fully intended to, Ms. Person.

just them arguing with each other.

in the heat of the moment, we felt like that

bringing Chris down to the station that day,

I've thought a lot about that, Carl, lately.

and wait and see if Holden would, um ..."

Uh...

I thought you were a romantic.

It's real.

but I sure do like it when Harry sings it.

May I have this dance, Chloe?

♪ My woman left me and she didn't say why ♪

♪ You know it's such a drag to be on your own ♪

I see that. Looking good out here.

And she's still family far as I'm concerned.

Any time, Teddy. We're counting on it.

Ted Sr. seeks his own bliss. Janet and Daniel attempt to be honest with one another about what's between them.

I've been meaning to.

something.

Well, that's, uh...

I hope things can be...

You might want to add Chris Nelms to that list.

Hadn't thought of that. That's a good idea.

I wouldn't say often, but occasionally.

Secular heresy.

You have to let me go, Mother,

And what about you? What about your bondage, Daniel?

Let's roll.

Bridgestone's a fine tire, too, Jeff.

not to worry about questions or explanations.

I don't know if I'll stay married to Ted.

I mean, she's, you know,

Would you like to meet her? I mean, if she's around.

For seeing that part all the way through.

And then I feel this profound, old, old ache.

against Trey Willis is motive.

I was sleeping with my client's sister.

Daniel was not in his right mind at the debrief.

I think you're wrong there, Sondra.

You Mr. Bowers' kin?

To a fault sometimes. If you're not comfortable...

Daniel has adopted that approach with me today,

to see where Patsy Cline died.

Great. Just keep a spoon handy.

It's all yours if you want to clean up.

I think we might actually be living.

Because it would be way too much fun,

You had to... I understand that... to survive.

Because what protects you then from the slings and arrows?

Daniel has a confrontation in group therapy that makes him question the possibility of adjusting to normal life.

Threw it away? Then how did it...

I mean, Mr. Childers said it.

I just think it's kind of nice

No. That's not the same thing.

It was then.

What are we doing?

So you don't have to be the bad guy.

Kind of got to get back to work.

Now, come on. Put it back in y'all's pants now.

It bothers me.

and your future step-brother was sent down the river

'Course, Mama just ate it all up.

he'd show up and visit with Mama.

And he look at me sad-like

one more thing I didn't understand.

Why?

but I didn't know all the kids by name.

but, uh, call me when you get a minute.

We really are out of beer this time.

Okay? We'll order Chinese, call each other names.

Do you ever think about being somewhere else?

How?

You're filled with resentment for me.

Or... Or I-I'll stay here.

up here for some training.

I'm... I'm sorry I was so late.

Daniel gets a temporary respite from the grind of the halfway house when he and Chloe set out on an adventure.

Well, now you are.

That's thoughtful, Ted, but I, I mean,

Pretty good, Rick. How are you?

Like a Bronco?

- She ran some numbers for us. - What does that mean?

on the high end, up to 500k.

That's for quail. We'll be all right.

We can just be.

No, uh...

So you're looking for your mama?

And no photos.

I'll just be in my car if you feel like talking.

just not the building where we keep them?

If all contingencies are met, the offer is $650,000.

A lot of the time, I-I feel like...

Mano.

Do you remember Christopher Nelms from school?

Best laid plans.

And just because I'm upset doesn't mean I'm upset at you

is that almost everybody at some point in their life

Yeah, uh, we made sure the door was locked on our way out.

Can you turn the music down, please?

to anybody you meet on the Internet.

We can give you money.

No offense.

They're gonna call your nephew.

Walling ourselves off from the world.

Where do you think you're goin'?

I... I know that this store situation is a big deal,

Excuse me.

Or a prosecutor, in some cases.

I mean if it wasn't your kooky-ass client,

Better than some of the places I've resided.

Daniel continues to adjust to group living which is further complicated by his new roommate. Meanwhile, Amantha continues to reexamine her past by reconnecting with a former high school classmate.

and he hasn't gone into any details with me.

But we feel that additional therapy

Well, the problem is,

What did he want?

Yes, sir.

Do you have evidence to support the allegations of rape

Being liked?

Really? That's your answer?

But maybe we should have lunch, too.

rather than... being who I am.

Careful what you wish for.

And I'm... I'm not sure I can...

This is quite the surprise.

And do what? Tear down the building?

I'm not saying I don't want Teddy there.

Go.

to show up at somebody else's party uninvited?

Well, she called the guy... Bob.

Well, I think he might want a meetin'.

Hi.

- Tonight? - Sure.

just tying up a few loose ends.

Oh, really?

You need to take that? I'll step outside.

Not that I know of.

Old Teddy.

Really. I think it's hormone-related.

You couldn't have been bored when you first got out.

Your dad was in the family business.

You think you'll see him again?

- What? - Poking around.

until whoever knows or needs to know knows.

- Do you have any more wine? - Yes, please.

- Do you have a deal regarding me? - Probably.

- So, you're looking for a platonic fling. - With a straight man, preferably.

Why not?

Back in Paulie, the Holden/Talbot family adjusts to daily life without Daniel's influence and Janet frets over Daniel's life away from home.

you're not gonna say he didn't kill my baby, are you?

He isn't much interested in cars yet.

What about Frank?

But more than that, we don't want them to be executed,

What's the end game here?

Well, how you think you did on your test?

You want some ketchup with that?

Well, like they say, you stop chasing after it...

Hey, you ain't got to make something be what it's not for me.

The main reason you're by yourself

The bomb, Dimitri... the hydrogen bomb.

I've told you all five times already.

I'll come check on you in a little while, okay?

- ♪ I need you ♪ - ♪ I need you ♪

Lock the doors.

My stepfather.

Yeah, still there...

Amantha had car trouble.

He's still staying at that halfway place.

Her therapist, she told us to meet in a neutral place...

- Night, Teddy. - Night, Janet.

Well, why don't you call him if it'll make you feel better?

You're right. Good night.

His suggestion is not to throw good money after bad.

Or we could even loan you the money,

Kind of like the old days.

Don't you have a mortgage?

- 25%? - Hell, no.

Daniel is navigating the complicated dynamics of group living at The New Canaan Project and learning to cope with his new normal.

No, not working for free.

Should I come back now to clock out or... or not?

Hmm? Why is lying a bad idea?

I was incarcerated at the Darbyville State Prison.

A little over 19 years.

And your job sounds interesting, honey.

Anyway, group's startin' in a few.

Well, you know, they always perk up when they hear

It ain't all about respect and disrespect, Tyrus,

Sure. God, grant me...

Earl, you and Dan are gonna refill the order ASAP.

so we don't screw it up like the first time.

Just make sure you stay close by. Take your phones.

No, I-I'm a warehouseman.

Sorta, but in a warehouse that's trying to do something

Make no inference towards their creator.

It's, um...

I don't think so.

I think I was, yes.

I guess I'm out then.

Both. Neither.

called "No Exit."

when they were in prison,

their... their presence.

Not in the sense that you... you become humble or...

And if I am dead, then why am I still so goddamn lonely?

or whatever you call it is... is to be upfront, yeah?

And I don't know what to do with that unknowing.

whether you deserve a life or not, out here,

And isn't that the same thing?

We're emotional beings. It happens.