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of a tornado warning
being issued for much of Edwards County.
[singer] [on radio] ♪ Here comes the sandman
♪ Take me to dreamland
♪ Please, Mr. Sandman
♪ I wanna dream about you and me ♪
♪ Just close my eyes and let me see ♪
[ominous music]
[suspenseful music]
[car engine starts]
[ominous music]
[announcer] Meanwhile, the National Weather Service
in Madison has issued a severe thunderstorm warning
for Edwards, Sutton, and Kimball Counties,
and advised that tornado conditions
are possible and residents are urged to stay indoors.
[birds cawing]
[newscaster] Footage you may remember
from last May's massive funnel cloud
that touched down outside of Junction.
Keep in mind that the storms we're expecting
over the next 24 hours could be even larger
and more destructive than those of last year.
Right now, there's a thunderstorm watch
in effect for Kimball County.
But the front is fast moving and have...
Um, excuse me, sorry.
Do you mind telling me exactly where we are on here?
You're gonna die today.
Excuse me?
The storm.
Oh.
Best be getting back on the road
if you don't wanna get stuck out here.
Uh, right. Yes, storm.
You know, one of these things took out
my entire neighborhood down to the foundation.
Like, three-foot piece of rebar.
Six months of surgeries to get it fixed.
-Well, thank you. -Uh-hmm.
[newscaster] Make sure that you have fresh batteries
for flashlights and portable radio
and make sure you have an emergency plan in place.
Call Elena.
[Elena] Hi, it's Elena. Leave a message.
Hey, sis. It's me. I really need to talk to you.
Can you call me back?
Call Bryan.
[phone ringing]
[car beeping]
No. Oh, come on.
No, no, no, no, no.
[car beeping]
[birds cawing]
No tools.
Thanks, Bryan.
[siren wailing]
[thunderclap]
[knocks on door]
Hello?
[tense music]
[thunderclap]
Hello?
Is anyone home?
Come on.
[tense music]
You can come or not.
Either way, I'm closing this door.
Make up your mind.
This farmhouse was built during the First World War.
It's as sturdy as they get.
Brick, mortar, and oak, no cheap plywood or drywall.
[announcer] [on radio] ...has issued a tornado warning
for portions of Edwards, Kimball, Sutton Counties.
At this hour, radar indicates one or more tornadoes
already on the ground as part of a large storm complex.
The National Weather Service urges anyone
within the affected area to [indistinct] precautions.
You'll feel better if you breathe.
[announcer] [on radio] This is a severe weather alert.
Good thing I happened to be home.
Hey, let's focus on us in here, okay?
Don't worry about what's going on out there.
It's all gonna be fine, I promise.
I'm Jack.
Emma.
[glass shatters]
Oh, my God.
Hey, breathe. Breathe.
[indistinct chatter on the radio]
You're not from around here, are you?
Uh-uh. Austin.
It's gonna be okay.
This farmhouse has been in the family a long time, okay?
She's seen her share of storms.
You're gonna be all right.
Hey. Hey. Look at me.
Look at me. Remember what I told you, okay?
You're gonna be fine.
I promise.
Is it over?
Better go top and have a look.
Wait, are you sure that's a good idea?
I won't be long.
Promise.
You can come on out.
Got lucky.
Looks like it passed us a few miles south.
Oh.
Suppose, uh, you'll be wanting to get on your way?
Um, yeah.
Uh, actually, do you have a landline that I could use?
I got a flat tire and I really need to call AAA.
Out here in this weather,
hell, probably waiting hours.
Dammit.
You know, uh...
I could fix that tire for you if you want.
I got a jack and some tools in the garage.
-Really? -[man] Sure.
Thank you.
Say, uh...
you're in a hurry?
-Why? -Well, I was gonna put on
a pot of coffee before the storm hit.
You wanna join me?
Well, um...
I wouldn't mind cleaning up actually.
Follow me.
[dramatic music]
[man] [on TV] Weather information
from the Central Texas region
[indistinct] and the best forecasting in the business.
The storm watch team has your back.
Welcome back to our ongoing storm watch coverage.
I'm meteorologist Dr. Bill with the storm watch team...
Everything okay up there?
Yeah. Yeah.
Just got so many precious things up there,
I get nervous.
How's it looking?
Hmm, not great.
Well, like they say,
everything's bigger in Texas.
[Dr. Bill] The unseasonably warm water in the gulf
has been creating a significant onshore float,
high waves along the coast and a moisture flow
working its way right up to the middle of the state.
The intense rain and high winds
have caused power outages
in many of the rural areas.
Didn't know how you take it,
so I just put a little cream and sugar in it.
Oh, no. That's great. Thank you.
Hey, um, thank you again.
I mean, I don't know how or if I would've held
out back there, so...
Happy to help. Yeah.
Must've been really scared out there on that road.
So you-you live here alone?
Uh-hmm. And my, uh, 16-year-old daughter Kylie.
-Oh. -[Jack] Yeah.
She's in Florida right now,
staying with the ex-mother-in-law
over spring break.
So you're divorced?
Oh, uh...
I'm sorry. That was really rude.
I just... when I get stressed,
my mouth just starts moving way faster than my brain.
I...
It's okay. I get it.
Um, but to answer your question,
my wife passed a year ago in May.
I'm so sorry.
Thank you.
Yeah.
This place, house, orchard...
it's all her.
I know I should get it back up and running
but...just haven't got around to it yet.
So you two, you ran it all yourselves?
Me? Hell, no.
I can't even keep a house plant alive.
No, we, uh, we had a few hired hands.
I let them go while I figured out what to do.
Well, uh, I guess I better go have a look at that car, huh?
Oh, okay. Sure.
I got it.
Oh, it's okay. You can--you can stay here.
Oh. I should grab my phone in case my sister
-tries to call me. -No.
Sorry?
Well, it's just that I don't want you to have go
dodge any flying cows...
-you know, because the movie. -The movie.
-Yeah. All right. -Yeah.
You know, you remind me a lot of her.
My wife.
[Dr. Bill] [on TV] Protect yourself and your loved ones.
If you can safely continue monitoring our broadcast
or our [indistinct] radio broadcast,
please stay abreast of this fast-developing
[indistinct] automated weather information
is also available from [indistinct]
let's move over here to the storm watch board
and take a look at the current satellite imagery.
You can see [indistinct]
south wind [indistinct]
indicating lightning and thunderstorm activity.
Let's move over to the radar image
[indistinct]
have access to a number of places to park your car.
You may wanna think about getting...
[car alarm wailing]
[Dr. Bill] [on TV] Look outside and if it looks calm,
know that it may change [indistinct]
you are not out of the woods yet.
Our storm watch team [indistinct]
several homes in the middle of Austin
[indistinct]
[suspenseful music]
[Dr. Bill] You can see how the metal roof of this mall
was just stripped right off and was 50 yards away.
Luckily [indistinct]
[object clatters]
[Dr. Bill] Jeff, can you pan to the right
and show us where the windows were broken?
That's it. Oh, the entire frame...
[ominous music]
[Jack] Everything all right?
Yeah, sorry.
I-I thought I was hearing noises and I just then checking on it
and got, um, turned around up here, it's...
-Uh-hmm. -Sorry.
Right this way.
[suspenseful music]
[birds chirping]
These old houses,
they can feel a little creepy.
Kylie was convinced that it was haunted.
Oh, um, did you grab my phone?
I'm such an idiot. I got a little bit flustered
-when I tripped your car alarm. -Oh.
Um, no big deal. I can just grab it.
Well, wind's, uh, actually picking up.
Um, why don't you just make yourself at home
and I'll go get it for you.
Don't expect much of a signal though, okay?
Okay. Thank you.
[Dr. Bill] [on TV] Smaller county [indistinct]
[footsteps]
[door opens]
-This is really good. -Uh-hmm.
I haven't eaten anything since breakfast.
It was my wife's recipe.
Cooking like this, how could I say no?
You know, I can't imagine how hard
that must have been on you and your daughter.
I'd say the worst part was the suddenness.
Never having a chance to say goodbye.
Can I ask what happened?
It was just a car accident.
It was over quickly.
No pain, they said.
It's been really hard on Kylie, but...
-she's a trooper. -[chuckles]
Just like her mother.
Listen to me blathering,
it's just...
I don't get a lot of people to talk to.
Right.
Besides your daughter.
Right.
[thuds]
Um...these old houses.
They say they don't make 'em like they used to.
Well, I say there's probably a reason for that.
Right.
Ready for seconds?
No, I couldn't.
Um, besides, I don't feel like
having to run an extra five miles tomorrow.
Why do you have to do that?
Oh.
It's just something that my-my boyfriend Bryan would say
anytime I splurged and be like,
"That's a five-miler."
Sounds like a real charmer.
Yeah, that's one word for him.
So, uh...
how long you two been together?
Um, we were together for three years.
-Were? -Uh-hmm.
Like you said, charmer.
Better late than never, I suppose.
What do you mean?
You know what I think?
I think you were with him because it was safe.
I bet deep down, you knew he wasn't right for you.
You just weren't ready to admit it to yourself.
Am I right?
-Actually, it's-- -[noises upstairs]
Would you excuse me?
-I'll just be a sec. -Yeah, sure.
[footsteps]
Wind's really did a number on the roof.
I have to patch it up in the morning.
-Hmm. -All done?
Stuffed. Thank you.
Uh...
why don't you, uh, go to the living room
and see if there's an update on the weather.
Okay. Um, but are you sure
you don't want any help with the dishes?
My wife certainly didn't keep me around for my cooking.
Okay. Well, thank you.
[Jack] Yeah.
[newscaster] Appears to be a cell
forming close to the ground.
It's difficult to see what's going on,
if there's definitely
a possibility of this forming into a strong funnel cloud.
We will continue to monitor this and other spots
where we are concerned about additional tornadoes forming.
As you know, Central and Southern Texas
is no stranger to extreme weather.
From earthquakes, tornadoes, and floods to ice storms.
So what can you do to prepare?
First, it's important to stay informed.
Watch the news, listen to the radio,
follow your local emergency [indistinct]
on social media [indistinct] by following
[indistinct]
[Jack] Got anything?
Weather?
Oh, um...uh-uh.
[newscaster] ...between hurricanes and tornadoes.
Hurricanes and tornadoes are both types
of severe weather, but they are very different
in terms of their size, strength,
and how they form.
Hurricanes occur fairly often in late summer--
I never could bring myself to take them down.
I guess it seems like having them up...
somehow makes me feel less far away.
-Hmm. -It's silly, isn't it?
No.
No, not really.
It's ironic.
So many of us are willing to believe
the most incredible fairy tales
just because somebody at some point
labeled them a "religion."
Is it any crazier to think that...
having these pictures of my wife up,
in some small way keeps her spirit alive?
I take it you're not very religious.
Hmm.
I refuse to believe any benevolent God
would let her die the way she did.
My mom used to call me a Easter
and Christmas Lutheran.
Oh, in other words, you go to church
'cause you think you should.
Not 'cause it's important to you?
Something like that.
Hmm.
Seems like a waste of time.
-Towers must be down. -Yeah.
Last time a storm like this came through,
phones were out for a week.
[newscaster] ...the tornado caused
extensive damage to homes...
You know what? Maybe even if I leave now,
I can get ahead of it.
I'd feel responsible if anything happened to you.
Oh. You know, my sister's probably worried sick.
She doesn't know you're here?
Uh, no. She knows I'm on the road.
But not here.
No, she does.
When?
-When? -Did you tell her?
You haven't had your phone this whole time.
I'd really like my keys now.
I'm just curious.
Keys?
Of course.
-Well, thank you again for-- -Uh-hmm.
For everything.
[door opens]
[bird squawking]
[dramatic music]
[announcer] [on radio] The local weather authority
has issued a tornado warning
for Edwards, Kimball, and Sutton Counties
[indistinct]
a large and pre-tornado
five miles northeast of Rocksprings.
-Again [indistinct] -[thunder rumbling]
[announcer] Doppler radar indicated a large
and pre-tornado five miles northeast of Rocksprings.
So if you are near or in Roosevelt,
Telegraph, or Junction,
please stick to your basement or shelter and stay put.
[suspenseful music]
Jack!
Inside! Hurry!
Come on!
It just came over the radio.
An F4 not five miles from here.
That gives us three, maybe five minutes max.
You made the right decision.
Oh, come on!
What's wrong?
Old hinges.
[wind howling]
I've never seen anything like it.
Jack?
[Jack] Come on, you son of a...
-Jack! -Come on! Let's go!
[Emma] Jack?
[Jack] Behind the shelf!
[grunts]
Grab a lantern.
Hold on!
It will only be a minute.
[grunts]
-Jack? -Hold on!
-Jack! -[Jack] One more second.
[panting]
I told you you'd be okay.
Come on.
Jack?
Open the door.
Jack, what-what are you waiting for? Open the door.
You're gonna leave.
What?
Jack, open the door.
Generator must be out.
[announcer] [on radio] ...wind gusts up to 150 knots,
severe thunderstorm warnings continue into the evening hours
with a strong chance of tornados in the Edwards County area.
The National Weather--
Generator's motor probably just stalled.
One of the many joys of living
"off-the-grid adjacent".
I have to give the real estate agent credit for that one.
My wife and I used to joke that the only people who wanna
live out here... are either misanthropes
or in hiding.
Which one are you?
Former city dwellers
looking for inexpensive real estate.
Kylie, she hates it, of course.
But...thanks to Zoom,
her social life doesn't seem to suffer much.
Uh-hmm.
Right.
It's funny,
the more connected we are...
the less attached we are.
It's gotten even lonelier since the workers quit.
I thought you said you let them go.
-Did I? -[Emma] Yeah.
You said you let them go
while you were figuring things out.
Hmm.
Well, it was mutual.
That's all.
You know what I used to do for Kylie whenever she'd get scared?
-[upbeat music playing on radio] -Distraction.
Come on. Dance with me, Emma.
-[chuckles] -[Jack] Come on.
-Jack, I-- -[Jack] Come on, dance with me.
-Come on. -I really should go. I--
Come on. It's perfectly natural to be scared.
-Just come on, dance with me. -Jack.
Emma, dance with me.
[button clicks]
No.
I'll be honest, I really don't know how I feel about you
going out there right now, not with everything that's going on.
Okay. Uh, look, I really appreciate everything
you've done, I do, but I have to go.
All right? My sister, she's gonna be worried sick.
So I need to call her.
It's just the storms aren't over.
It's too dangerous.
I'm gonna take my chances.
Fine.
You...will you do me one favor before you go?
I'm gonna go restart the generator.
Can you just let me know if the power comes back on?
It'll only be a moment.
Sure.
Thank you.
[sighs]
Anything?
Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.
[tense music]
[Jack] Emma.
[metal clangs]
[gasps]
[groans]
You're awake.
What happened? I...
-[Jack] Shh. -I can't move.
[Jack] Try not to exert yourself.
Don't wanna overdo it.
Why can't I move, Jack?
To keep you from trying to hurt yourself again.
And the gun?
Protection.
Here. Let's get this cleaned up.
-Something wrong? -It hurts.
Of course it does, silly.
You got yourself a nasty bruise.
But I can't bandage it up until it's clean.
Please, I really just wanna go.
Yeah.
Can you please untie me?
I will, okay?
Once I'm sure you're not gonna do anything rash.
It's lucky I found you when I did.
Another storm system came through
when you were out.
Wait. I have to call my sister.
Uh, where is my phone?
It's over there.
I figured you won't be needing it.
Don't worry.
I told her where you were.
-You did? -The funniest thing.
I happened to be writing her a text
when she called.
Why do you keeping looking over there?
I just...
is that really necessary?
Like I said, "off-the-grid adjacent".
No. I know that, but it just feels like--
A man has a right to protect his home,
doesn't he, his daughter?
I thought you said it was just us.
I'm talking figuratively.
[sighs]
Why are you looking at me like I'm crazy?
-Hmm? -Uh, sorry, I wasn't--
You wanna know what I think is crazy,
really crazy?
Taking a road trip during a tornado.
Staying with someone who hurts you...
and I'm not just talking about your heart.
I saw them bruises on your arm.
I'm guessing they're not from a loving embrace?
Meanwhile, I haven't done anything
but try to help you.
I swear, I'll never understand you women.
[sighs] You're right.
I guess I would just feel better if you untied me.
I will.
Once I know you won't hurt yourself.
Please.
You know, my sister, she's gonna call the police.
And then they're gonna track my phone.
They're gonna know I'm here.
And then they're gonna come here and...
I think the police have more important things
to worry about tonight, don't you?
Hmm?
Now, where were we?
There we go. There we go.
All better.
So you'll untie me now?
[sighs]
How do I know you won't try and leave?
I won't. I...
'Cause you won't get very far,
not with the other storms coming through.
No, you're... you're much better off
staying right where you are.
-Okay? -Right.
-[Jack] Yeah. -[Emma chuckles]
I know you just wanna protect me.
-That's all. -Yeah.
[sighs]
Can I get you anything, water, root beer?
[sighs]
Actually, there is one thing.
-[door opens] -[door creaking]
Can I have some privacy?
Oh, of course.
Be right outside.
[door creaking]
[sighs]
Didn't fall in, did ya?
Seriously, everything all right in there?
Emma, open the door.
[knocking on door]
Open the door, Emma. I'm not kidding.
[knocking on door]
Emma, open the door. I'm serious.
[knocking on door]
Emma, open the damn door!
[suspenseful music]
[insects chirping]
[shakily breathing]
Emma?
You're only gonna get yourself killed!
[door creaking]
[tense music]
[Jack] Emma?
[suspense music]
I'm just trying to help you, Emma.
Why can't you see that?
Emma?
-Emma? -[keys jingles]
[Jack] Emma?
[car sputtering]
No. Come on.
-No. -[rattles]
[panting]
Okay. Come on.
[line ringing]
Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.
[phone beeping]
[line ringing]
[operator] Edwards County Sheriff's Department.
Due to an unusually high call volume,
no officers are available to take your call.
Please enter a callback number
and we will have someone return your call
-as quickly-- -[phone beeping]
-[Jack] Emma? -[phone beeps]
[phone vibrating]
[sighs] That was fast.
What was fast?
Elena?
Oh, thank God. Okay, listen to me.
Listen to me, I'm-I'm stuck at this guy's house.
He won't let me leave. He's crazy.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait, wait. Slow down. What?
I...my car broke down and then the storm was coming.
I needed somewhere to stay.
He has a gun.
[Elena] Are you safe?
I-I don't know. I don't know.
I, um...
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
I think I'm somewhere off of Highway 55.
[Jack] Emma?
What the hell?
-[Elena] Emma? -I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I-I-I don't know, okay?
I'm in some sort of storage shed.
It's the only place I could find any signal.
[line beeping]
Elena?
Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no. No network, no.
Come on. Come on. Come on. No.
[generator whirring]
The generator.
[door creaking]
[suspenseful music]
[gasps]
[both grunts]
[grunts]
Emma!
You think you're safer out here, Emma?
Come on, Emma, face it.
You need me.
Emma?
Emma!
Where the hell are you?
[suspense music]
[siren wailing]
[thunder rumbling]
[Emma panting]
[thunder rumbling]
[wind howling]
[Jack] Emma!
Come on. Come on.
You're hurting me.
You have to trust me when I tell you
I'm doing this for your own safety, Emma.
Is that for my safety, too?
[Jack] You dropped it. Not me.
You're welcome by the way.
[Emma] What the hell is your problem?
Quiet.
-I just don't understand-- -I said quiet.
[announcer] [on radio] Multiple funnel clouds
are reported 170 miles
due west of the metropolitan Austin area
and moving quickly in a southeasterly direction.
Wind gusts reported up to 200--
Sounds like it's moving away.
Hooray.
[Jack] If this is gonna work,
you and I... we're gonna have to have
a serious conversation about trust.
Trust?
[Jack] Yes, trust.
Meaning?
Trusting me when I tell you
I have no desire to harm you.
[chuckles]
You have a funny way of showing that.
Excuse me?
[Emma] I don't know.
Tying me up,
chasing me around your farm with a gun?
You're right.
I should have just left you out there.
See how long you'd last with a twister coming through.
Two hundred and twenty miles an hour.
Two hundred and twenty.
Do you have any idea what kind of damage
wind like that can cause?
Maybe next time you pull a little stunt like this,
I'll let you find out.
Why do you care what happens to me?
Because, unlike Bryan,
I actually appreciate you.
Appreciate me?
You know what I think?
I think that you've been treated like crap
for so long,
you've forgotten what it's like
to be with someone who actually cares.
Look...I don't know
what kind of sick game you're playing,
-but I just-- -Is that what you think of me?
Well, it just seems like there's still
a whole lot of secrets around here.
-Like what? -Like, what's in the attic?
[chuckles] What are you talking about?
I saw a light in the window.
Is there someone up there?
Look...
it's been a long day.
You're not being rational, okay?
If I was sick, would I really go out
into the middle of a storm, risking my own life to save you?
Yeah.
Your daughter would be so proud.
[suspenseful music]
[thunder rumbles]
I didn't mean to do that.
Why would you make me do that?
Why?
Emma.
-Emma-- -Please don't touch me.
Look, I know you might not appreciate me
very much right now,
but you have to trust me when I tell you
I know a few things that you don't.
Like whenever you were about to leave.
A storm system blew through
and took out a neighborhood not five miles from here.
Dozens of people lost their lives,
Emma, including an entire family.
Not to mention a hundred more that lost their homes.
Now, I know you don't believe it,
but you're lucky.
I mean, you've got a place to go,
a strong shelter,
and someone to look after you.
And I'm grateful.
Radio says another storm system's coming through.
I really don't think it's a good idea
for you to be on the roads until morning.
Jack.
[Jack] And who knows, by then,
maybe you...
you decide to stay longer?
Jack.
Look, I-I know how it sounds,
but I mean, think about it.
You need someone.
I need someone.
And here we are.
It's perfect.
Okay, do you really think
-that this is perfect? -I told you.
-It's for your own protection. -[Emma] For my protection.
I know, but think about Kylie.
How are you gonna explain me to her
when she gets home from her grandma's?
Kylie's gonna love you.
She will. And you're gonna like her, too.
I promise.
I can't just stay here
and pretend to be part of your family.
Pretend?
We're not gonna pretend.
Okay. Okay.
I-I-I realize that you think that you want this,
but you don't know me.
-I do. -No. You think you do.
This...this could work.
Let me go.
This is for your own protection.
I will be fine.
That's, uh...
that's what my wife said.
Uh, could you...
you just give me a minute.
Um, I just got to...
I just--I just need a minute.
Um, just don't go anywhere.
Wait, what?
[Jack] Uh, just a minute, that's all.
Jack?
Jack, where are you going?
Jack, don't leave me down here.
Ungrateful bitch.
[suspenseful music]
[dramatic music]
[tense music]
[police radio chatter]
[knocking on door]
Sheriff's Department. Anyone home?
[knocking on door]
This is the Sheriff's Department, open up!
Hi, Officer.
How can I help you?
Deputy, actually.
Schultz. Easy mistake.
[Jack] Of course. Deputy.
I'm sorry to disturb you so late, Mister--
Hendricks.
-Jack. -Mr. Hendricks.
[Jack] It's all right. Not like I could sleep, anyway.
You know, not with all those sirens going off.
Yeah. Sure has been a wild night.
Uh-hmm.
Anyways, I'm here because we got a call
about a woman who disappeared out this way tonight.
Hmm.
All the way out here, huh?
[Deputy Schultz] Yeah. Called her sister.
Something about there being danger,
some kind of man after her?
Turns out, she made an emergency call
which pinged on a cell tower somewhere in the vicinity.
[Jack] Oh.
What, uh...what kind of danger, exactly?
I'm afraid I can't disclose that.
[Jack] Right.
Anything unusual happened around here tonight?
Other than tornado warnings?
There aren't too many homes that are serviced
by that cell tower.
Do you have a wife, Mr. Hendricks?
I do.
And a daughter, uh, Kayla?
Kylie.
Kylie. That's right.
I was out here last summer.
We were collecting for the Sheriff's fund.
Oh, right. The Sheriff's fund.
They wouldn't happen to be here now,
maybe I could talk to them?
My wife, uh, she passed.
Car accident.
Nearby?
-Uh, not too far, no. -Hmm.
I don't recall there being any fatal wrecks
in the area recently.
And Kylie, well, uh, she's staying
with her grandmother over spring break.
Uh-hmm.
Anyway, we got a report
that the car the missing woman was driving
was a, uh, silver 2017 SUV.
-Oh. -Don't suppose that
rings any bells?
Nothing out here but my pickup.
Uh-hmm.
And you wouldn't mind if I took a look around?
Oh, no. Go right ahead.
I'll even help you.
It's pretty dark out.
That's quite all right.
I got my own flashlight.
Of course.
Well, uh...
you can get to it, and if you need anything,
just come get me.
I'll be right in here.
-Thanks. -[Jack] No problem.
Uh-hmm.
[dramatic music]
[reporter] On Highway 377, near the Kimball County Airport,
where our storm watch field team is traveling right now.
The wind intensity is...
[knocking on door]
Anything, Deputy?
Got some fresh tire tracks.
Looks like an SUV.
Hmm.
Well, it's a farm. Lots of vehicles.
Look, you said it was just your pickup.
Hmm. Right.
Well, must have been my... my daughter's car.
She's got a 4Runner.
And where is that car now?
My mother-in-law's house.
Which would be?
Florida.
Your daughter drove to Florida?
Yeah, she hates flying.
-Kids, right? -Uh-hmm.
Do you mind giving me her grandmother's name
and phone number so I can follow up?
Sure.
[dramatic music]
I'm just gonna take a look around before I go,
if that's okay with you?
Of course.
[dramatic music]
[reporter] ...require multiple days to repair.
If you're watching this now, this is dangerous, folks.
You need to stay inside. You could risk your life.
[dramatic music]
[storm siren blares]
[thunder rumbling]
-[storm siren blares] -[dramatic music]
Hello!
I'm down here!
Hello!
-Hello! -Hello?
Is someone down there?
Hello?
Is there someone down here?
Yes! I'm here!
I am right down, down here!
Ma'am?
-[Emma] Hello? -I'm right here, ma'am!
-[gunshot] -[gasps]
[thunder rumbling]
[gasping]
[dramatic music]
I know tonight hasn't gone perfectly.
Okay? And-and-and part of that, that's my fault.
So, what I'm thinking,
we need is to start over.
Start fresh.
Yeah?
Where are my manners?
Here.
You need fluids.
Come on.
Have some more.
So, I'm thinking...
once these storms pass and make it through the night,
I'll make us a nice big breakfast.
You're in luck because I just so happen
to be a world-class omelet guru.
And we'll just relax,
start thinking of our new life together.
Obviously, we both need to be there
when we tell Kylie.
Uh, she's...
she's a great girl, really.
She just...
[sighs] She's-she's been through a lot this year.
You know, we just gotta be careful.
She's still fragile.
You understand, right?
Oh, and, uh, you're a teacher, right?
I wasn't--I wasn't snooping.
I just...I saw textbooks
on the backseat of your car and so I assumed.
Um, but that works out too
because I'm already homeschooling Kylie,
and so, you can help with that.
You know, two birds, one stone.
Hmm?
I just have one request.
Oh, yeah, of course.
Anything.
It's kind of a big one.
But it's also kind of a dealbreaker.
I'm all ears.
Well...
if we're gonna be a family...
Uh-hmm.
I can't be tied up anymore.
I know.
-It's awkward. -Yeah.
However,
in my defense...
you have been sending me mixed signals tonight.
And I know you got that boyfriend, Bryan.
Ex-boyfriend.
Right.
Ex.
Sorry.
I get worked up sometimes.
Okay, look.
I know it hurts. Okay?
We all lose people,
we...
Emma?
Wait.
-Wait, something is not right. -[Jack] Yeah.
Must be kicking in.
Ah.
It's been a long day.
I know I certainly can use a rest.
Just something to help you sleep.
Don't worry. It's only one dose.
Just sleep on what I said, okay?
♪ All around the mulberry bush
♪ The monkey chased the weasel
♪ The monkey stopped to pull up his sock ♪
♪ Pop goes the weasel
♪ Half a pound of tuppenny rice ♪
♪ Half a pound of treacle
♪ Mix it up and make it nice
♪ Pop goes the weasel
[female teenager] You guys always do this to me.
-[woman] Yes. Yes. -[female teenager] Okay. Really?
[woman] Your father is a--
[female teenager] Why can't I just open it up?
[woman laughs] Okay.
-You can open it. -[man] Okay. Yeah.
[woman] Okay. Open your last present, sweetheart.
Hey, I'm 15.
You guys can't call me sweetheart anymore. It's weird.
Dad, I'm never gonna take you out of my [indistinct]
[woman] Oh, finally! [laughs]
I love that picture of you.
[female teenager] Mom.
[woman] Open your last present, baby.
-[man laughs] -Mom.
-Dad, come on. -[man] Good one.
[female teenager] Okay, Dad.
I will let you keep filming,
but I swear if this ends up on Facebook
like that picture of me at three years old
sitting on the toilet, I will kill you.
[woman] Aw.
[female teenager] Wait, another present?
[woman] [indistinct] Kylie.
[Kylie] Oh, my gosh. Stop!
[man] It's also gonna be on TikTok.
I got, like, eight followers there, so it's good.
-[woman laughs] -[man] Okay.
[woman] Okay.
[Kylie] Wait, no way.
[man] Okay, okay [indistinct]
-Okay, open it, open it. -Okay. Yeah.
Can I just open the present, please?
[man] Come on.
[woman] Now, this could be a wrong time
but if you want,
we could exchange it for [indistinct]
[Kylie] It's definitely a great color.
Okay. It's not bad.
[woman] I'm glad you like it.
[laughs] So, you think that's gonna fit?
[Kylie] Um, yeah.
[woman] Okay, honey.
[man] That's because it's really on fleek.
[Kylie] Dad, promise me
you won't ever say that again, like, ever.
[man] Come on, girl. Chill out. We're good.
[woman] Okay [indistinct]
Honey [indistinct] coming on and [indistinct]
[Kylie] Uh, stop.
Uh, Dad.
Stop. Dad!
[woman] Okay. [laughs]
[Kylie] I can just-- I can just wear it with jeans,
it's actually pretty great.
Thanks, Mom and Dad.
[woman laughs] You're so cute.
[Kylie] Okay, please.
-[woman laughs] -[Kylie] Dad, ridiculous.
[man laughs]
Thank you. I'm here all week.
-[gasping] -[Chris] Oh, what you get?
-What you get? -[Kylie] Yes, I love it.
[indistinct TV chatter]
[ominous music]
[indistinct chatter on TV]
[thunder rumbles]
[sighs]
[woman] [on TV] Honey.
You in here?
Hello?
Emma? You in here?
[ominous music]
Emma?
[suspenseful music]
[Jack] Emma?
[suspenseful music]
[Jack] Where are you going, Emma?
No!
No, no, no, no!
[grunting]
Open the door, Emma!
Come on, enough fussing around! Open the damn door!
[suspenseful music]
All right. Fine.
You wanna stay up there?
Stay up there.
You can stay up there as long as you like.
Now, you're not getting out
till the next storm blows us
and the house away!
Have fun, Emma!
[breathing heavily]
[gasps]
[breathing heavily]
[dramatic music]
Kylie?
[dramatic music]
[knocks on door]
Groceries.
Oh, thanks.
Say, uh, can I use your telephone?
It's just...I don't have a signal out here
and I think they gave me the wrong address
for my next delivery.
-Um-- -[woman] Sure.
The phone is in the kitchen.
[scoffs] Thanks.
I won't be long. I promise.
I'm not gonna hurt you.
Are you the police?
No. Sorry.
Who are you then?
Just a stranger that needed shelter
from the storm and came to the wrong house.
How'd you know my name?
He told me.
He said you were visiting your grandmother's.
Of course he did.
How long have you been up here?
A few months.
Uh, I lost track.
And you've been alone this whole time?
He comes up and talks sometimes.
We play games.
Usually Monopoly.
Although I think he lets me win.
And no one's come looking for you?
Who would notice?
When my dad left,
it was just me and my mom.
I was homeschooled and she was here
working on the farm.
Jack keeps talking about it, like...
that my mom needed someone like him, that...
this was all for my protection
until I understand.
[Emma] Uh, hey.
Are you hurt?
Uh-hmm. Can I...
can I take a look?
[tense music]
All right.
[thunder rumbling]
[tense music]
He did this?
It's my fault.
No, Kylie.
I made him do it.
Hey.
He is a monster, okay?
He's an abusive monster.
I'm not gonna let him do this to you anymore.
I'm gonna get us out of here.
[tense music]
[Kylie] You shouldn't do that.
Do what?
Make promises you can't keep.
My mom did that a lot.
You said your dad left?
What happened to your mom?
-[grunts] -Mom!
See what she made me do?
Do you?
-Mom, what's going on? -[Jack] Kylie,
it's not what it looks like.
You gotta listen to me, okay?
I need you to run.
She's not going anywhere, okay?
Let her go!
Kylie, we're gonna be happy.
The three of us.
Don't listen to him. Just go, please.
-I don't wanna leave you. -[Jack] Kylie, please.
-Kylie, sweetheart. I-- -No!
Don't you touch my daughter!
-[Jack] Kylie! -Run!
[sobbing]
[tense music]
Kylie, honey!
Come back!
Kylie!
Kylie, honey!
I'm not gonna hurt you.
We're gonna have a good time, you and me.
Come on out, you'll see.
Kylie, come on! Quit playing around.
Come on out!
[chickens clucking]
[suspenseful music]
[weatherman] The yellow bands indicating
more intense rainfall
along the center of the system.
What you don't see are the rotational air movements
that can cause [indistinct]
-[emergency alert blaring] -[weatherman] Okay.
Uh, I'm being told that we have eyewitness reports
of a new funnel cloud touching down now.
Hang on while we find out exactly where this is occurring.
[Emma breathes heavily]
Okay.
-[wind howling] -So what's your story?
What? What do you mean?
Did...you said you were traveling.
Do you have a family? A husband?
Do you really wanna be distracting the woman
holding the large hammer about to take a swing
-at your wrist? -[scoffs]
Maybe I'm trying to distract myself from the woman
with the large hammer trying to take a swing at my wrist.
I have a sister in Sonora
and I had a boyfriend.
We broke up recently.
-I'm sorry to hear that. -Don't be.
It may be the only good thing that's happened to me this week.
Okay. Just don't look, all right?
[breathing heavily]
[grunts]
Did you get it?
Not yet. Okay.
[sighs]
Anyway, I was on my way to my sister's
when I got stuck in the storm.
You know, I probably should have just waited the storm out.
But I just had to get out of there.
Okay.
I'm scared.
I know.
Me, too.
[suspenseful music]
[siren wailing]
[Emma] All right.
Okay.
Come on. Come on.
It's not gonna work, is it?
No, it has to.
[siren wailing]
Okay.
Listen to me.
If there's a storm--
What? No. Kylie. No, no.
If there's a really big one...
you have to get out of here.
Just don't even think like that, okay?
[thunder clapping]
[Emma] You're coming with me.
I'm not giving up.
Okay.
We already tried that.
I'm not giving up, okay?
All right. Ready? One, two, three.
[tense music]
Come on!
-[gasps] -[chains rattling]
[chainsaw whirring]
What are we supposed to do?
It's too high.
[Kylie] How long until the tornado gets here?
[Emma] Minutes.
[chainsaw whirring]
-All right. -He's gonna kill us.
No. I'm gonna figure something.
[suspenseful music]
[chainsaw turns off]
[tense music]
Tell me, how exactly are you planning
on getting down from here?
We're three stories up.
[siren wailing]
[Jack] ♪ All around the mulberry bush ♪
♪ The monkey chased the weasel
♪ The monkey stopped, to pull up his sock ♪
♪ Pop goes the weasel
[thunder rumbling]
[suspenseful music]
[Jack] ♪ Half a pound of tuppenny rice ♪
♪ Half a pound of treacle
♪ Mix it up and make it nice
♪ Pop goes the weasel
[tense music]
Come on. Come on.
[thunder clapping]
[Emma] Kylie, let's go! Come on!
You wouldn't be trying the window in there now,
would you?
[tense music]
All right.
You wanna go outside in the storm?
Why not?
Let's go outside!
[grunting]
[suspenseful music]
[tornado rumbling]
Emma!
Kylie!
Come on! Come on!
We need to get back to safety!
Let's get back in the shelter!
I know you're upset
but we have our daughter to think about!
Emma!
Kylie!
[tornado rumbling]
Our daughter is all I have left in this world, Emma!
And you turned her against me!
A father can only take so much!
You should know that, Emma!
Come out!
Before someone gets seriously hurt!
[wind howling]
[Jack] Emma!
[Emma] Come on! Come on!
Go! Go, go, go!
Come on!
Go, go, go, go!
Come on! Let's go!
[suspenseful music]
Emma!
[Emma] Go, go, go!
Behind the shelf! Go!
Emma!
Let me in!
Please! Emma!
Let me in!
[tornado rumbling]
[Emma] Hold on and don't let go.
[breathing heavily]
I can't [indistinct]
[coughing]
-Hold on! -[tornado rumbling]
[both breathing heavily]
[coughs]
[sniffles]
[birds chirping]
[melancholy music]
[Kylie sniffles]
Hey, hey, it's gonna be okay.
[breathing heavily]
Do you think...Jack?
[sobbing]
Um, yeah, and when we came out,
he was already-- he was already gone.
You didn't--you didn't happen to find his body, did you?
No. But that's not surprising
after a storm of that magnitude.
We did find his identification inside the house, though.
Jack Trainor.
And his phone was full of pictures of the family.
Looks like he'd been watching them for some time.
Apparently, he used to deliver groceries
from the local store.
I'm just glad Kylie made it.
That's thanks to you.
We're trying to track down her nearest relatives now.
[Emma] Okay. That's great.
Um...
if it's okay,
can I stay with you for now?
Yeah. Of course.
Oh, my sister. I...did--
Oh, yeah. We've already called her.
She said she's on her way.
[sighs]
Thank you.
I think we've located Deputy Schultz's body.
If you'll excuse me.
So...
have you ever been to Austin?
It's okay. You're gonna love it.
[laughs]
[melancholy music]
[dramatic music]