Brad Ingelsby

A father and daughter share a domestic moment in the kitchen as they discuss his new work assignment and a gift he bought for a party. The scene highlights their comfortable yet slightly strained rapport as Emily teases Tom about his aging habits and his choice of gifts.

Tom, an FBI recruiter with a background as a Jesuit priest, attempts to connect with a skeptical young man at a career fair. The conversation shifts from professional opportunities within the Bureau to a personal moment of vulnerability when Tom reveals why he left the priesthood.

A grieving father delivers a powerful courtroom statement, recounting his son's struggle with mental illness and offering unconditional forgiveness.

Maeve confronts Robbie about her stagnation and misery while living at his home, which she mockingly calls the 'Funny Farm.' The argument escalates as Maeve expresses her desperate need to build her own life, while Robbie reacts defensively to her accusations about his illicit activities.

Father Daniel confronts Tom about his fitness to raise a young boy, questioning if Tom is acting out of genuine love or personal need.

Grasso confesses to his sister Frankie that he committed crimes and is responsible for a death, intending to turn himself in to the police.

Erin prepares dinner for her father, Kenny, who is a bitter and cruel man. Their conversation reveals a strained relationship, with Kenny's anger and Erin's attempts to navigate his moods, all while hinting at a hidden arrangement concerning a child.