Another girl records them, and Dylan gets up to take her phone and stomp it on the ground. The band plays the song to an excited crowd.After the show, Dylan is making out with one of her band mates. Dylan tries to play a song and describe her feelings toward it regarding her mother, but some dickhead in the audience keeps telling her to take her shirt off until she throws a beer bottle at him. She goes to a venue where she and her band, PB&J, are getting ready to play. Her relationship with Irwin is a little more hostile, but she is shown to still care about him. The two of them imagine the right things to say one another, with Dylan wanting to express her desire for a great life, and Irwin wanting to be honest with her, but they just keep it simple.On her 21st birthday, Dylan (now played by Olivia Cooke) is getting ready to go out. After Linda's funeral, Dylan asked Irwin if he would die. After being taken in by Irwin and Linda, Dylan loses Linda at age 6, and then Fuckface dies when she is 7. She runs away screaming to get help.Chapter Two - Dylan DempseyThe narrator mentions how Will and Abby's daughter Dylan (Kya Kruse) was born of death and tragedy, and these just seemed to follow her growing up. On impulse, Will pulls out a gun and blows his brains out in front of Cait.

Will still blames himself for what happened.

Inside, a little boy named Rodrigo Gonzalez (Adrian Marrero) watches as Will frantically tries to revive Abby. Abby gets distracted as Will tells her he's a big fan, and Abby is struck by a bus. They were walking down the street as Abby told Will that they were having a girl. Will and Abby had just had lunch at his parents' house. Cait asks Will to tell her about what happened on 'that day'. Cait mentions that Will was institutionalized following Abby leaving him. They later meet Will's parents Irwin (Mandy Patinkin) and Linda (Jean Smart).On another occasion, Abby goes to Will to talk about her school thesis paper, and she wants to make it on the unreliable narrator, and how life is the ultimate unreliable narrator because of how tricky and surprising it can be.In the present day, Will wonders to Cait just how it went wrong with Abby. Abby has some conditions, specifically about wanting a dog before kids, but she agrees to marry him. Less than a year after they start dating, the two go to a Halloween party dressed as Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace (and they even recreate the adrenaline needle scene), and Will asks Abby to marry him. Abby found herself in college when she met Will, and he made the bold move to ask her out. She would go on to live with her Uncle Joe (Bryant Carroll), who was physically and sexually abusive to Abby until she got a gun from a friend and threatened to kill him if he ever touched her again, and she shot him in the knee to prove that she's not kidding. Abby lived with them for seven years until they perished in a horrible car accident that left her father decapitated. Abby's mother and father met in college while she was eating a PB&J sandwich. Abby was shown to be very pregnant before their marriage ended.Will tells Cait about Abby's history when she asks him to talk about Abby.

She was a big Bob Dylan fan, and they had a dog named Fuckface (seriously). He goes to therapy to see Cait, as he has been doing so since his wife Abby (Olivia Wilde) has left him.Flashbacks show Will and Abby's married life. Will then goes to get coffee and starts singing obnoxiously in front of everyone after adding alcohol and xanax to his coffee. Jackson narrator' script that Will is working on in real life, and another narrator continues the story from there. except for the blood pouring out of her head.This all turns out to be part of an 'unreliable Samuel L. Sam then breaks the narration and appears physically to suggest that since Cait is the hero that she'll be fine. Cait smiles in gratitude.and then she's hit by a bus. Afterwards, Cait is walking down the street when Will Dempsey (Oscar Isaac) tells her he's a big fan. Sam is unimpressed with Henry's story, so he moves the focus to Cait.

He first shows us a handsome gay man, Henry (Jake Robinson), as he is talking to his therapist, Dr. Jackson)The film starts with Samuel Jackson attempting to introduce us to the hero of our story. Chapter One - The Hero (narrated by Samuel L.

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