Peter also discovers an infestation of ants in a drawer, forcing him to wash all the utensils. Moments later, Gwen lets him know she has to run- she’s works as a district attorney and she caught a big case.Ī creepy picture painted by their father hangs on the wall of the house depicting a scene exactly like the one we witnessed in the opening scene, of the woman on her picnic. Peter spies a goat in the road, giving us a wonderful “ Black Phillip” reference by name. Up at his family’s old place, Peter finds his sister and they catch up, while Agnes (Nancy Linehan Charles) lugs bags around. There’s mention of his sister, Gwen (Amanda Walsh), and both of them act pretty damn awkward. Peter’s condescending, if not outright offensive calling the place “ Bait Motel” and poking fun about “ the baskets and lotion,” referencing Psycho and The Silence of the Lambs. He stops into a fishing lodge where he recognises a man named Lonnie (Michael Weston) who used to work there as a teenager and has now inherited the place. Peter heads to a place in the countryside. He’s advised to get out of the city to the shore for a mini vacation. He rages over the phone with his agent Barry.
There’s something else going on in Peter’s life. Soundtrack note: Great tune during our intro to Peter = “ Seventeen” by Sjowgren. He’s got a daughter, Riley (Kylie Rogers), and his ex-wife is getting remarried. Then she picks up a knife, and it takes us away to another place, another time, where we meet Peter, a celebrity chef. That’s what Peter Rake (Jimmi Simpson) is soon to discover.Ī woman sits alone with a picnic basket. She has scars all over her arms.
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