Ray Ferrier

Lightning doesn't strike twice.

You believe this, Ray? Every single car? I've never seen that many strikes of lightning in one spot.

You hear that? There's something down there, and it's moving.

leaving this house in 60 seconds

Sadly, it's

not starting great, unfortunately.

Sadly, the hardworking and disillusioned New Jersey dock worker Ray Ferrier has failed as a husband and as a father.

Estranged from his troubled teenage son, Robbie, and his little daughter, Rachel, Ray struggles to build bridges with his kids as his ex-wife, Marianne, drops him off at his house for the weekend.

Hello, everybody.

Hey, guys, Ray wants us to be quiet.

Oh, wait.

Wait, now he wants us to go into that back room with him to talk? Make up your mind, Dr.

Yeah, the one from Orson Welles? That's crazy, huh? Cuckoo pants.

What do you think of him as

Ray? He was tough to digest because in the beginning you're meant not to like him because he's kind of an asshole fathers who obviously there hasn't seen his kids in forever or has anything to, it doesn't really even give a shit about them.

And then all of a sudden he turns into, you know, either he's trying to protect them and save them or he's just being a delivery man and UPSing them to the mom.