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I will give you an ass-whipping!
- Stop it!
No, shut up!
- You are good to appear.
- Oh, hey, man.
- Hey, Mama.
- Stan, will you take Will and leave me for a moment?
- Honey.
- Stan.
- Are you okay?
- Yeah dear.
I just want to talk to your brother.
- Right outside.
- Okay baby.
Oh, my friend.
- How are you, ma'am?
- It's better now.
How about you?
- Just want to make it sure you're fine.
- Ah, we talk about you.
- I'm fine.
- Wild.
I always know.
- Well, I'm always fine.
- Yes
You know you can't please this time.
- Yes, I know.
I'm sorry.
- You have nothing sorry, friend.
Can I ask something?
- Course.
- Do you promise I will do it?
- Well, you have to ask first.
What is that?
- Take yours you go back home.
- No.
- He needs to see where he came from.
- No.
No, he doesn't.
- He must meet Bill.
- What is this?
- Take care of your mouth.
- Well, I'm sorry, but Mom, Bill?
- They have to meet.
- Why?
- Because he is his father.
- Stan is his father.
- OK.
Then he needs to meet your father.
This is my dying wish.
- Really?
Do you use that?
- Yes, me.
I like Stan, but Will needs to see the world
in a different light.
- Mother, won't care or leave.
- He will, if you tell him what I say.
He can learn something from with you.
- Hell, Mother, you see, we can hardly stand
are in the same room together.
- I'm your mother.
And I'm dying.
- Don't say that, don't.
- That's right.
- Do you want to die?
- I really want to see you marry and grow old.
And, I'm finally happy to see your sister get his head from his buttocks.
If it's my time, then I'm ready.
- What if I'm not ready?
- Oh, friend.
I'm not going anywhere You can't follow me later.
Life is difficult,
but dying,
it will be easy.
- I just want to get sick.
- Here, I want you to have this.
I always wear it.
And every time you see it,
I want you to have the peace that I found.
You have to go out and You have to face your past.
That will be good for you two.
- Mother, I told you, I'm fine.
- I know you say that, and is still bullshit.
- You take care of your mouth.
- Life is always so fighting for our family especially at home.
You have to go back.
You need it.
If it's not for yourself, do it for me.
And Drew?
- Yes?
- Don't wait.
I love you, friend.
- I love you mom.
- Back here, you bitch.
- No!
No!
Stop it!
- Where is Drew Do you put my whiskey?
I need it now, I need it now!
Just calm down.
Please charge!
- Where are you, huh?
Where are you?
None.
- What?
- Hey, it's me.
- who am I?
- This is your brother, Drew.
- What is it what do you want?
- Come on, fair Listen to me, huh?
- This is too early.
- Just do it.
- So this is my place.
- Very nice.
- That's right.
When you run your own company you have to show it for that.
- Think it's Stan's company?
- Well it will be mine finally.
- It must be fun off campus work.
- Well, if only you tried.
- Did you say that?
- Mmm, Stan.
- Stan, Stan, of course.
- So, what did you follow this past
several years?
- Ah, you know, only has been searching for
for the meaning of life.
- How does it work for you?
- So listen, you want to,
I want, you and I travel.
- Where?
- House.
- I'm at home.
- Our place of birth.
- Why?
- Excuse me.
- I think it will be good for you.
- Well, I'm grieving right now.
- Yes, I can see it.
- So what's in our hometown?
- Father.
- Father is here.
- Your biological father.
- I never talked about it--
- Yes, I'm not surprised.
Listen, it's he's dying...
He asks.
- So now you give Nonsense about Mother?
- What do you mean?
- You never existed.
- Who said?
- S-s-s--
- Stan.
- So, if I go on this trip with you,
is it just you and me?
- Yes, that, you and me.
- And nothing else?
- Nothing else.
Which part is it don't you understand?
- Just being clear, dick.
- I'll see you tomorrow, 9am.
- Whoa, tomorrow?
Mother's funeral in five days!
- Yes, we will return three.
Max!
- Do you, um, want to take the beer later?
- See you tomorrow at 9 am!
- Oh, I'm not riding it.
- Enter the car.
- Is there AC?
- Enter car, princess.
- Will we even succeed?
- It's not like I use it.
Where are we?
- & apos; About 10 hours are up.
- Ah, is that it?
- - Yes.
- Okay, I have to pee.
- Now?
- When will I leave again?
For American rednecks!
- How much longer?
- Almost arrived.
I remember this.
- What is this?
Do you go to shut down the engine?
Damn, man.
Are we leaving or not?
- Just stop.
- The lights are on.
Usually means someone's house.
Think you want to finish this.
Drew?
What are you doing, friend?
- Not now.
- This place is a ghost city.
Does it always look like this?
- No.
No, no.
- Why are we here?
I will really stay somewhere else.
I will sleep in the car!
- OK.
- Have we been the first customer since 1968?
- Well, since the mine was closed--
- Mine?
- Yes, mine.
- Who is it mining in this city?
- Bill.
Grandpa Paul.
Let's go.
- Where did you go?
- Get something to eat.
- Well, give me a second here, my goodness!
- Well, hurry up.
- Well, I've entered car for 15 hours,
I smell like...
I will take my chances.
- Hey friend, listen, we are closed.
- Yes, apologies.
Eh, just happened to get something quickly to go?
- Got pizza left behind.
How about that?
- That will be perfect, thank you.
- What about burgers?
- Pizza is fine.
- OK.
- What?
Okay, alright.
- This place does not even have a yelp review.
Oh, excuse me.
Hi beautiful.
My name is Will and you?
You know, to complete this meet and greet,
I need to have your name rather.
- And, who said I want to finish it?
- Saucy.
Do you come with pizza?
- OK.
- I just arrived at from Orlando and uh...
- Great.
And if I want to write a biography of your life,
I have enough info.
- There's more.
- Well, I don't want to know what I know now.
- Most women.
- Well, I'm not a big girl.
- Well, I'm only here for a few days, so if you want--
- Let me guess, get an drink and tear my shirt?
- Well, if you don't, has time for both,
we can skip the drink.
- You have two hands.
Choose one.
- I usually use both.
- I doubt that.
Night, Rick.
- Good night, Evelyn.
- Until next time, Evelyn.
If it's an offer then I accept.
Not everything is bad here.
- This is your pizza.
Now 20.75.
- Thank you.
Save the change.
- Alright. thanks.
- Appreciate that. - Appreciate that.
- This pizza is actually edible.
- You're welcome.
- Don't you think it's weird?
- What is that?
- Thinking he is a lesbian?
Think that's the reason server doesn't hit me?
What's his name?
- Evelyn.
- Yes
Evelyn.
She's beautiful.
- and smart.
- How do you know?
- He refused you.
- Drew!
Where are you?
- Stop it, Bill!
- Drew!
Where is my whiskey?
- No no.
- This is Sheldon on WPHB Radio.
Have weather an estimate for you today.
Now the weather forecast for you is at Clearfield.
A beautiful day in August, ah, the temperature will be
in the 80s today, before it fell tonight
to the 60s.
Hi everyone, good day to go to Clearfield fair!
And don't forget, come on
to Clearfield Drive-In on Route 322.
- Rachel.
- Yes
- Hi.
- What are you doing here?
- What are you doing?
- I think you are in New York.
- New York doesn't work.
- Yes, I'm sorry.
That's none of my business.
I only, that is,
surprised to see you.
- Yes
I know.
Feeling helping each other.
- So you work here?
- Yes, I'm back.
Have to move back a a few years ago,
- You look, uh, amazing.
- This is my work equipment.
God, is this crazy, are you here?
- Uh, I want me to show it Will be his hometown, so...
- Right.
- Family.
- Yes, how is your mother's condition?
How is Sarah?
- Yes, he is fine.
Uh, I have a few things that I have to
keep today... - Yes, right, right.
Yes, I have to go.
- Yes
- I have to go.
- Yes - Yes
- It's nice to meet you.
- Well, start running.
- Yes
- Hey
Stop by and meet me before you leave, okay?
- Yes I will.
- This place looks worse when the sun rises.
Can't imagine them eating food here.
- Hi friends.
- Hey
- What can I get for you?
- Well, some new equipment and wet cloth will be good.
- Please, two coffees and water.
- I will only drink coffee.
You can imagine what it is It tastes like.
- What do you think coffee is made of?
- Peas.
- And?
- Damn.
- Yes.
Thank you. - Thank you.
Do you have, um, alternative milk?
- No.
- It's worth trying.
Must suck when lactose intolerant people come here.
- Are you lactose intolerant?
- No, but still.
None of this looks good for my diet.
- Can I take your order?
- Yes, I will do it Take oatmeal
with boiling hot water, please.
- Alright.
- I will have eggs scrambled, bacon, pancakes.
Thank you.
- So what should be done here?
- Uh, there is an old cinema drive-in,
that's good, if you like movies.
- Really? - Yes
- Did you go on a date?
- a little.
- Really? - Yes
- Different l-l-l-ladies?
- With one, miss.
- Are lonely brothers in love?
Do you still love?
- Just drop it, okay?
- No, this is great! - Just drop it, okay?
- - No, why are you--
- Enjoy.
- Thank you.
Hi.
- Hi.
- Will you come out with me tonight?
- I'm sorry?
- I mean, I want to take you on a date.
- What if I see someone?
- Oh, ah...
- I don't see anyone.
- So?
- Yes?
- I'll pick you up at seven.
Oh, um, where did I get you from?
- Remember my father's place?
- Course.
- I'm across the street.
- Well, I'll choose you across the street.
- Seven.
- So what else to do do in this apocalyptic city?
- Will you stop talking like that?
- OK.
- This place has changed a lot since I was here.
- Is that the school?
- Yes
Yes, there he is.
- So this is the school?
- Yes
- And I will go here?
- Yes, we are sure.
K-12, 13 years enter the same building.
- Okay, what's there even staying here?
I mean, I'm even surprised This school looks really good,
I find all my tax money will go to prosperity
and child support.
- Enter the car!
- What?
- Di!
- Only an observation.
- Get out of the car!
- No!
- Get out of the car!
- No!
- Get out, get out!
Look there!
Seeing!
This is your birthplace.
You remember that.
And these people, they love this city, they like it,
and they work hard to survive in a way
that you will never know!
This is someone's home and You never underestimated it.
Even if it's yours.
- This is not my house.
- That belongs to Mother.
This is mother's house.
Ah!
- Wow, I miss him.
- Yes, I miss him too.
- You look good.
- Thank you.
- How do I look?
- Redneck.
- Well, thank you!
- I can give you a ride to the bar, if you like.
- Will you be there later?
- Maybe, yes.
- Do you think we can have it brother beer?
- Yes, of course.
- I've never done it beer with you.
- Are you sure about the clothes?
- I wear it.
- Ready?
- Ready.
¬ ¬ Because I prefer to go out here in the middle of nowhere ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Runnin & apos; down several dark highways ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Play the bar and ΓÖ¬
fairs ¬ ¬ Where they got the stage
ΓÖ¬ And, I can tie the guitar
ΓΓ¬ See the crowd all singing together
ΓÖ¬ Where and I will do this for free Γ¬
Γ ¬ Nothing isn't where I prefer to be ΓÖ¬
- Hey
What do you think?
Besides me.
- More important things.
- Hey, um, I want to apologize for my behavior last night.
It's rude and is unreasonable for um...
If you allow me like to buy you a drink,
I'll leave you alone.
- Whiskey.
Straight.
- Thank you.
Hope you have a wonderful night.
- You know, when a guy buys me a drink he usually tries to continue to talk to me afterwards.
So what if I buy you a drink?
- You know I won't say no.
I will have what he has, please.
Applause!
Γ ¬ Nothing isn't where I prefer to be ΓÖ¬
- Want to dance?
- Why not?
ΓΓ¬ Here in the middle of nowhere ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Runnin & apos; down several dark highways ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Play the bar and ΓÖ¬
fairs - Yes, your taste the car doesn't change.
- Taste it for women hasn't changed too.
- There are a few things that have changed.
- Oh yes, what is it like?
Alright.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Listen, I just want to thank you for going out tonight.
- At least that's what I can do.
Who knows next times I will see you.
- Yes, I'm sorry that I'm not...
- Let's just enjoy tonight.
That would be nice.
- OK.
- Hey
Please two.
- Eight dollars a car.
- Oh, did you bring your wallet?
- I'm you...
- Joking, I'm kidding.
- Is permissible.
- Oh, that's how it is, sir.
Thank you!
- Thank you.
- Enjoy the show.
- That's weird back here, huh?
- Does he want to?
Do you want this?
Hey?
Want to drink for you.
I am indebted to you.
- Hey, how are you? - Hi.
- Popcorn and a Twizzlers, please.
- So you never married?
- No.
Are you?
- No.
Not even close?
- No.
Are you close?
- No, never.
Still a bit in love my high school lover.
- You crossed my mind from time to time.
- Oh huh?
Well, maybe I never stopped thinking about you.
- I stopped thinking about you.
Then you come running back to town.
Cold.
- So, are you from here?
- Yes
But we moved when I was young.
- Why?
- I just thought there was a different opportunity.
- And where are the other opportunities?
- Orlando.
- Okay, and whatever girls like in Orlando.
- Uh, beautiful, smart,
but ah, you're the only girl
I want to see again.
- Well, I always want to go to Orlando.
- Yes?
- Yes
- So when will you come to visit me?
- Uh, this is complicated.
- How do you do it?
- Why didn't you act like that when I first met you?
- I hope I do it.
- Me too.
- Okay, enough about that me, how about you?
- From Philadelphia.
My mother wants fresh ones start and I'm here.
He always says, you dating someone who is not valuable,
You end up in vain yourself.
- Well, if it's not Drew, it's a little prostitute from a brother.
You are in my chair.
Bar your drunk father stool in the corner.
- I don't see your name on it.
- Next to my woman.
- Is that your woman?
- Yes.
- That's impossible.
- Why is that?
- She's too pretty and smart for you.
- Listen, you're a little you bastard.
- Nifty!
- You will know I'm talking to you because...
- You will see me.
- Good child.
See how it works.
I see you?
- Oh, I'm sorry, I'm not paying attention.
What?
Uh, is this the part where we kiss and make up?
- You call me gay?
- No, I just said you look like that you tried to kiss me.
- Kiss this, bitch!
Γ ¬ I will run barefoot and ragged for you ΓÖ¬
- Damn.
ΓΓ¬ Do whatever it takes You want me to ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ You control me
ΓÖ¬ That's why I'm wild for you
Γ ¬ I will run barefoot and ragged for you ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Do whatever it takes You want me to ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ You control me
ΓÖ¬ That's why I'm wild for you Γ ¬ I will run barefoot and ragged for you ΓÖ¬
- Enough!
Enough!
Wait, wait.
Hold it.
- Sheriff, he--
- Shut up.
Nifty, get you and your people out of here!
I don't want bad history repeating itself!
And you two, let him go.
Both of you, wait here!
- Are you okay?
- I'm calm.
I'm calm.
Dirt!
- Are you okay?
- Yes, yes.
- Sorry about your clothes.
- Sorry about you.
- Well it should be.
This is only 50 of yours.
Do you want beer?
- Yes, let's drink beer.
- Alright.
- That's the courthouse there once when I was 14 years old.
Fighting with my science teacher.
This, here, this place is used into a small coffee house.
Mom and Bill have it first date there.
Believe it or not, Bill actually has a weak point.
- Really?
- Yes
Mother used to sneak out of the house home, come and meet her here.
- Mother?
- Mmm hmm.
Yes, I can see it.
That woman can dazzle the way out of anything.
- You got it from him.
- Yes, well, you are pretty like him.
Hey, can I ask you a question?
- Sure.
- Why did we leave this place?
- My mom just found out is a better opportunity for you in Florida.
Get out of this city.
- I know the best.
Hey, what happened, what does Sheriff mean?
- When?
- He said bad history was repeated.
- Yes, that's not the first time
that Nifty and I have in small battles.
- Nothing.
Did Bill beat Mom?
I ask.
- don't.
Don't.
- OK.
Let me ask another question.
Why did you leave us?
- The family is better Go without me, believe me.
- Well that's bullshit.
You disappeared!
- I did not disappear.
- Making love is not you.
I have never heard from you.
- I called, I called Mom.
- Mother?
- Yes!
- Do you forget that you have a younger brother?
You should protect me,
like you did tonight, my whole life!
You left me too, Drew!
- You know, I won't do it is a good example for you,
I won't do it.
- What does that mean?
- That means a man must be able to see himself in the mirror, see itself in the eye
and know exactly who he is!
And I can't do it , I can't do it.
- Can you now?
Drew?
- Drew!
Now, let's go back here, now!
Drew.
Give me whiskey!
- No no!
- Give me whiskey, now!
Drew!
- Stop it!
- No!
- Stop!
- You will pay for this!
- Drew, Drew, Drew!
Drew, Drew, Drew!
Drew, it's me!
That's Will!
You are fine!
- I'm sorry.
- You're fine.
- I'm sorry.
- You're fine.
- I'm sorry.
- Drew?
Drew Caldwell?
- Pastor Thomas.
- Well, I will.
How are you kid?
- Yes, I'm fine.
yourself?
- Yes
I did well.
I heard you returned to town, and
I have heard you run a bit in
with Sheriff Randall.
- Yes
- Yes, some things never change, are they.
- No, no, no No matter how hard you try.
- Something bothering you, kid?
- I can't find out.
- Don't know what?
- Life.
- Yes, well, that's a difficult puzzle.
Which part?
- Most of them.
You know, back here
has brought it back--
- Painful memories?
- Yes
- So why are you back?
- Bill.
- Yes, that's interesting.
- Mother wants Will and I come and see it.
- You know, your father wasn't in this church last week.
How are you?
- Bill going to church?
- Yes, he has come to church quite a lot
every Sunday for long enough now,
he helped around the place.
- Bill?
Bill Caldwell?
- Yes, your father.
You know, that's amazing What happens to a man
when he lost his family.
- How much do you know?
- Everything.
You know, Drew, when I a child I have a good friend.
And his father is really sick and almost always in severe pain.
And the only thing that seems to kill pain
for him is alcohol.
And when he drinks too much he does
that he really doesn't want to do it.
- Yes, like the beat of his wife and child?
- Yes, things like that.
You know, and as I get older, I hear rumors
about your grandfather Paul, and how he is a drunk city
and he is very heavy drinker, of course.
And, whenever he drinks too much he was used to defeat your father.
So it was never surprised me that Bill turned out
like he did.
- I don't know about Grandpa Paul.
- Yes, that's right.
And Drew, you need to break the cycle.
But you can't do it alone.
Your father needs God helps, and you too.
- Tell me, how do you forgive Bill, for what he did?
- Christ's death and Resurrection make it possible
so that God forgives us, and we all need forgiveness.
You only need to ask.
- How should I forgive her?
- Your father, he's a good man.
- Fuck him!
- He's a fallen man, just like all of us.
- No!
No, he--
- He gave up his life to Christ.
- I am very afraid I will end up like him.
- I know you, but only because you have the blood,
that doesn't mean you will be like him.
You know, Jesus saved many blood lines that have problems.
- I have to go.
- Drew, you know, we all need rescuers.
And what do you know?
I am very grateful that I know Bill.
Do you want the one sent out?
Good.
I respect the order.
Thank you.
Hi boy.
- Mr. Williams.
Is Rachel here?
- Yes
I heard you dated yesterday night.
I don't think he really wants to see you.
Only a warning.
- Thank you.
- Rachel!
- What do you want?
- I just, I came sorry for last night.
- What for?
- For the way I behave.
I didn't mean for that night to the end.
- Not me...
Not a letter for 10 years, Drew?
A telephone call?
You left me, Drew.
Do you think I'm back here looking for a date with another loser?
And that's you.
- No.
- Yes, you are a loser!
- I have to go.
- You walk here acting like things have changed,
like you have changed.
Get out, get out!
Drew, come out!
- Forget it.
- Dude, you, are you okay?
- Yes
- Okay, game plan?
- Bill.
- OK.
- Let's go.
- So, are you nervous?
Yes, me too.
- Bill?
- Hey
Will!
- Drew.
- Damn.
- Oh shit, is he dead?
- Help me.
Help me!
- Is it a heart attack or...
- Yes, it seems.
- Call 9-1-1?
- Sure.
- There is no signal.
- No!
- Drew?
- Where are you?
Huh?
Where are you?
Are you real?
Then do something!
Do it!
You care about anything,
Do you care about all this?
Please help me,
help me,
please.
Please help me.
Please.
Because I don't know how to do it.
Help me.
Please help me.
Well, I think that's it, then.
Well, I think is your answer.
- Thank you.
Thank you.
- Will, you can take it from here.
Just remember what I told you.
- Thank you, Sheriff.
How are you?
Mind if I join you?
I will interpret it as yes.
Why are you so angry to death?
I think you hate it.
- I hate this place, hate myself.
This city, what happened here, destroyed my childhood.
And I think it's better for me to be alone.
- Well, you're never alone, if you don't want to.
- Just want you to know, I never hate you.
Never.
I won't leave you again.
Hey, what time is Mother's funeral today?
- Umm.
- If you send a message Stan we will find out.
- Are you okay?
- Yes
Yes, I'm fine.
Rachel is dear, if you read this,
then Will and I might be on the road
back to mother's funeral, and returned to Florida.
I can't tell you how to it is amazing
to see you this week, surprise like that.
Please let me apologize again for my behavior that night.
But maybe something has come from it.
Because since then,
I now see what I have to make some changes.
I have to take responsibility for that man for me and the man I want.
For a long time I've been escaping from who I am,
escaped from me past, from my history,
from my family, from my faith,
from my bloodline,
but no matter how far I run,
all I've ever found is darkness.
I don't want to stay in darkness anymore,
and I have seen now what the light looks like.
I want to change.
But now, through grace, I understand how to do that.
I don't expect you to wait for me,
and I understand if you don't,
but one day I will come back, just to be sure.
You are amazing, Rachel.
I love you and I always have it.
Drew.
- Oh, shit.
- Damn.
- I don't regret miss your mother's funeral.
I have fun.
He knows.
We still have to get up to leave.
- So this is all for me, huh?
You're right.
As usual.
I love you.
Here you go.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Hey! - Yeah.
- Hey!
The house looks great!
- Thank you, it's been busy.
- I can see it.
- How was the trip?
- Yeah, Spanish is great.
- Yes, where is Evelyn?
- Still in Spain.
- Aw, no.
- Oh.
- No.
- Yes
- Oh, I'm sorry.
- Sorry.
- It's okay.
I encourage him to see the world, so.
- Your thoughts mean seeing it together?
- Yes, but...
Next trip to Australia!
So, are you coming?
- Oh, I think we have our hands are full here.
- No.
Yes, we have a job to do at home.
- This will still happen here when you return.
- I know, but then with that when he will change the diaper.
- Congratulations!
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Now, you will never be able to come with me anywhere.
- One day, we will take the children.
- don't be a stranger like that.
- You too.
- I told you I'm busy.
- Yes
So I came here personally told you
opening of the booth an office here,
and he wants you to run it.
I'm serious.
- Wow.
With pleasure.
Thank you.
- Great.
This will be amazing working with you.
Alright, okay I'll send the document.
I love you.
- I love you too.
Nice to see you.
- Nice to see you too.
- Thank you for coming by.
- Hi honey?
Can you help me with this?
- On the way.
- Oh you are sweet.
Huh?
- Hah, what's all this noise?
Hey, come on.
This is it.
I like that voice.
- You two have fun.
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ΓΓ¬ Together with us
ΓÖ¬ There is no place we can run
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ΓÖ¬ Your loving kindness
Γ ¬ your long suffering
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Γ¬¬¬ In your love for me
Γ ¬ Unconditional
¬ ¬ Firm, loyal, true
Γ ¬ You are loyal
Γ¬¬¬ In your love for me
Γ ¬ Unconditional
¬ ¬ Firm, loyal, true
Γ ¬ You are loyal
Γ¬¬¬ In your love for me
Γ ¬ You are loyal
Γ¬¬¬ In your love for me
ΓÖ¬ Your loving kindness
¬ ¬ your long suffering
ΓÖ¬ In your loyalty
Γ¬¬¬ In your love for me
Γ ¬ Unconditional
¬ ¬ Firm, loyal, true
Γ ¬ You are loyal
Γ¬¬¬ In your love