Robert Getchell

Dwight intimidates his new stepson, claiming the boy's mother has given up on him and asserting his dominance through threats of discipline.

Two teenage outsiders bond over their shared sense of alienation and their desperate desire to escape their stifling small town.

Dwight aggressively berates his stepson Toby over stolen candy and laziness, asserting dominance while Toby's mother remains silent.

Dwight asserts his dominance over his new stepson, mocking the boy's privileged past while promising a harsh life of labor in Concrete.

Dwight attempts to impress Jack by boasting about his life in Concrete, his fishing expertise, and his prowess with a rifle.

Toby confronts his mother about his stepfather withholding his money, but Caroline reveals she is too exhausted to keep running from her problems.