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1	00:00:09,051	00:00:12,054	[rocking chair creaking]	[rocking chair creaking]
2	00:00:16,058	00:00:19,061	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
3	00:00:19,061	00:00:22,940	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
4	00:00:22,940	00:00:25,317	MARY: We all die.	MARY: We all die.
5	00:00:25,317	00:00:28,528	But sometimes the tales of our passing are so shocking	But sometimes the tales of our passing are so shocking
6	00:00:28,528	00:00:30,322	that they must be forever carved	that they must be forever carved
7	00:00:30,322	00:00:34,076	into our collective memory.	into our collective memory.
8	00:00:34,076	00:00:36,662	There is a place where these horrors are transcribed	There is a place where these horrors are transcribed
9	00:00:36,662	00:00:39,331	by the dead.	by the dead.
10	00:00:39,331	00:00:41,750	And they want their stories told.	And they want their stories told.
11	00:00:41,750	00:00:44,920	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
12	00:00:44,920	00:00:47,923	[music builds]	[music builds]
13	00:00:47,923	00:00:54,930	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
14	00:01:13,073	00:01:14,992	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
15	00:01:17,995	00:01:19,413	[books crash]	[books crash]
16	00:01:24,501	00:01:26,378	[distant clanging]	[distant clanging]
17	00:01:26,378	00:01:29,381	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
18	00:01:29,381	00:01:36,388	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
19	00:01:50,110	00:01:51,945	[distant clanging]	[distant clanging]
20	00:01:51,945	00:01:55,240	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
21	00:01:55,240	00:01:56,825	[ominous beat]	[ominous beat]
22	00:01:56,825	00:01:59,202	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
23	00:01:59,202	00:02:03,206	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
24	00:02:03,206	00:02:06,168	[dramatic musical sting]	[dramatic musical sting]
25	00:02:06,168	00:02:13,175	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
26	00:02:16,970	00:02:19,973	‐ [grunting]	‐ [grunting]
27	00:02:19,973	00:02:23,352	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
28	00:02:23,352	00:02:27,189	[moans]	[moans]
29	00:02:27,189	00:02:29,650	Bennett, look, I‐I told you, I can pay!	Bennett, look, I‐I told you, I can pay!
30	00:02:29,650	00:02:31,068	I just need time.	I just need time.
31	00:02:31,068	00:02:32,444	‐ Time ran out.	‐ Time ran out.
32	00:02:32,444	00:02:33,862	They want blood now.	They want blood now.
33	00:02:33,862	00:02:35,656	‐ I have something.	‐ I have something.
34	00:02:35,656	00:02:37,324	Something very valuable.	Something very valuable.
35	00:02:37,324	00:02:38,450	It's a book.	It's a book.
36	00:02:38,450	00:02:40,869	It's a rare book worth millions.	It's a rare book worth millions.
37	00:02:40,869	00:02:42,037	‐ Go on.	‐ Go on.
38	00:02:42,037	00:02:43,538	BOOKMAN: I can tell you where to find it.	BOOKMAN: I can tell you where to find it.
39	00:02:43,538	00:02:46,541	[Marilyn Manson's "Deep Six"]	[Marilyn Manson's "Deep Six"]
40	00:02:46,541	00:02:50,003	[dark rock music]	[dark rock music]
41	00:02:50,003	00:02:51,421	MANSON: ♪ Yeah ♪	MANSON: ♪ Yeah ♪
42	00:02:51,421	00:02:54,091	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
43	00:02:55,092	00:02:56,593	‐ Thanks.	‐ Thanks.
44	00:02:56,593	00:02:59,721	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
45	00:02:59,721	00:03:06,728	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
46	00:03:12,609	00:03:14,695	MANSON: ♪ Deep six, six, six ♪	MANSON: ♪ Deep six, six, six ♪
47	00:03:14,695	00:03:18,115	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪
48	00:03:18,115	00:03:19,825	[tires squeal, engine revving]	[tires squeal, engine revving]
49	00:03:19,825	00:03:21,827	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪
50	00:03:21,827	00:03:24,871	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪
51	00:03:24,871	00:03:26,164	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
52	00:03:26,164	00:03:28,917	‐ He tried to buy himself loose.	‐ He tried to buy himself loose.
53	00:03:28,917	00:03:30,043	Gave me a tip on something	Gave me a tip on something
54	00:03:30,043	00:03:31,962	that could be our shot at cashing out.	that could be our shot at cashing out.
55	00:03:31,962	00:03:33,422	‐ Oh, yeah?	‐ Oh, yeah?
56	00:03:33,422	00:03:35,715	‐ A book.	‐ A book.
57	00:03:35,715	00:03:37,634	One of a kind, apparently.	One of a kind, apparently.
58	00:03:37,634	00:03:40,429	‐ Where?	‐ Where?
59	00:03:40,429	00:03:42,222	‐ Ravenmoor.	‐ Ravenmoor.
60	00:03:42,222	00:03:44,474	‐ You do know that place is royally fucked up, right?	‐ You do know that place is royally fucked up, right?
61	00:03:44,474	00:03:45,600	Something happened there.	Something happened there.
62	00:03:45,600	00:03:47,978	They say it's like fucking Chernobyl.	They say it's like fucking Chernobyl.
63	00:03:47,978	00:03:49,229	‐ Urban decay.	‐ Urban decay.
64	00:03:49,229	00:03:50,814	That's what happened. [phone beeps]	That's what happened. [phone beeps]
65	00:03:50,814	00:03:55,318	GPS: Begin route to Ravenmoor, 47 Tollington Place.	GPS: Begin route to Ravenmoor, 47 Tollington Place.
66	00:03:55,318	00:03:56,778	‐ You want to run with the fucking rats	‐ You want to run with the fucking rats
67	00:03:56,778	00:03:58,488	the rest of your life?	the rest of your life?
68	00:03:58,488	00:04:00,657	‐ What's this book called?	‐ What's this book called?
69	00:04:00,657	00:04:02,784	‐ The Book of Blood.	‐ The Book of Blood.
70	00:04:02,784	00:04:05,787	[tense music]	[tense music]
71	00:04:05,787	00:04:12,752	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
72	00:04:16,214	00:04:19,217	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
73	00:04:19,217	00:04:26,224	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
74	00:04:48,371	00:04:51,374	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
75	00:04:51,374	00:04:58,340	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
76	00:05:12,145	00:05:14,272	NICOLE: That's why I bought this place.	NICOLE: That's why I bought this place.
77	00:05:14,272	00:05:15,315	The view.	The view.
78	00:05:15,315	00:05:16,900	It's so beautiful.	It's so beautiful.
79	00:05:16,900	00:05:18,902	‐ So desolate.	‐ So desolate.
80	00:05:22,197	00:05:25,700	‐ It's like we're looking at two different places.	‐ It's like we're looking at two different places.
81	00:05:25,700	00:05:27,536	‐ Ten minutes in that hellish water,	‐ Ten minutes in that hellish water,
82	00:05:27,536	00:05:30,163	and you'd freeze to death.	and you'd freeze to death.
83	00:05:30,163	00:05:32,249	‐ Why do you do that,	‐ Why do you do that,
84	00:05:32,249	00:05:36,294	and why can't you just enjoy anything?	and why can't you just enjoy anything?
85	00:05:36,294	00:05:38,505	What happened at school is on him,	What happened at school is on him,
86	00:05:38,505	00:05:40,298	not on you.	not on you.
87	00:05:40,298	00:05:42,050	‐ You don't know what happened.	‐ You don't know what happened.
88	00:05:42,050	00:05:43,552	‐ Tell me.	‐ Tell me.
89	00:05:43,552	00:05:45,345	Tell someone.	Tell someone.
90	00:05:45,345	00:05:47,013	I mean, how do you expect us to help you	I mean, how do you expect us to help you
91	00:05:47,013	00:05:49,015	if you're not willing to talk about it?	if you're not willing to talk about it?
92	00:05:52,644	00:05:55,355	Maybe Dr. Lerner needs to tweak your meds.	Maybe Dr. Lerner needs to tweak your meds.
93	00:05:57,732	00:05:59,401	‐ I stopped taking them.	‐ I stopped taking them.
94	00:05:59,401	00:06:01,319	NICOLE: What?	NICOLE: What?
95	00:06:01,319	00:06:03,989	‐ Yeah, I stopped taking the meds, like, a week ago.	‐ Yeah, I stopped taking the meds, like, a week ago.
96	00:06:03,989	00:06:06,575	‐ You can't just stop your meds, Jenna.	‐ You can't just stop your meds, Jenna.
97	00:06:06,575	00:06:08,743	The doctor was very clear about that.	The doctor was very clear about that.
98	00:06:08,743	00:06:11,580	‐ They weren't helping.	‐ They weren't helping.
99	00:06:11,580	00:06:14,749	They just made me feel tired and numb all the time.	They just made me feel tired and numb all the time.
100	00:06:14,749	00:06:18,461	‐ Tired and numb is better than having a broken brain.	‐ Tired and numb is better than having a broken brain.
101	00:06:18,461	00:06:20,589	‐ Yeah, well,	‐ Yeah, well,
102	00:06:20,589	00:06:22,716	you're not the one who has to take them.	you're not the one who has to take them.
103	00:06:26,261	00:06:29,848	NICOLE: Dinner's ready, if you're interested.	NICOLE: Dinner's ready, if you're interested.
104	00:06:32,809	00:06:34,644	DAN: Hello, Princess.	DAN: Hello, Princess.
105	00:06:34,644	00:06:38,064	JENNA: Women prefer to be called queens now, Dan.	JENNA: Women prefer to be called queens now, Dan.
106	00:06:38,064	00:06:40,191	Show a little respect.	Show a little respect.
107	00:06:40,191	00:06:41,776	‐ For what?	‐ For what?
108	00:06:41,776	00:06:45,322	When I was your age, I wouldn't be caught dead living at home.	When I was your age, I wouldn't be caught dead living at home.
109	00:06:45,322	00:06:47,073	JENNA: What does that even mean?	JENNA: What does that even mean?
110	00:06:47,073	00:06:49,868	‐ What? ‐ "Caught dead."	‐ What? ‐ "Caught dead."
111	00:06:49,868	00:06:52,162	‐ You know, that's your problem, Jen.	‐ You know, that's your problem, Jen.
112	00:06:52,162	00:06:53,997	You're so lost in the trees	You're so lost in the trees
113	00:06:53,997	00:06:55,498	that you can't even see the leaves.	that you can't even see the leaves.
114	00:06:55,498	00:06:57,042	DAN: The forest.	DAN: The forest.
115	00:06:57,042	00:06:58,918	I think that's what you can't see for the trees.	I think that's what you can't see for the trees.
116	00:06:58,918	00:07:00,629	[laughs]	[laughs]
117	00:07:04,215	00:07:07,218	[chewing]	[chewing]
118	00:07:12,223	00:07:15,226	[loud chewing]	[loud chewing]
119	00:07:15,226	00:07:16,936	[slurping]	[slurping]
120	00:07:16,936	00:07:19,272	[swallows]	[swallows]
121	00:07:19,272	00:07:22,275	[chewing crescendos]	[chewing crescendos]
122	00:07:22,275	00:07:24,611	[chair scrapes]	[chair scrapes]
123	00:07:24,611	00:07:27,155	‐ Oh, here we go‐‐ Jenna off her meds.	‐ Oh, here we go‐‐ Jenna off her meds.
124	00:07:27,155	00:07:29,240	You want me to dissolve the food in my mouth?	You want me to dissolve the food in my mouth?
125	00:07:29,240	00:07:31,826	I mean, how can I eat without chewing, Jenna?	I mean, how can I eat without chewing, Jenna?
126	00:07:31,826	00:07:33,161	You're getting back on those meds,	You're getting back on those meds,
127	00:07:33,161	00:07:37,123	because I am not going down that road again.	because I am not going down that road again.
128	00:07:37,123	00:07:40,835	[waves crashing]	[waves crashing]
129	00:07:42,295	00:07:46,216	Three different shrinks since she was 10 years old.	Three different shrinks since she was 10 years old.
130	00:07:46,216	00:07:49,052	Tutoring and private coaches to get her into college,	Tutoring and private coaches to get her into college,
131	00:07:49,052	00:07:51,221	and then she flushes it down the shithole.	and then she flushes it down the shithole.
132	00:07:51,221	00:07:53,473	‐ You said yourself she was a victim, too,	‐ You said yourself she was a victim, too,
133	00:07:53,473	00:07:55,016	so don't blame the victim.	so don't blame the victim.
134	00:07:55,016	00:07:56,893	NICOLE: I don't want to blame the victim.	NICOLE: I don't want to blame the victim.
135	00:07:56,893	00:07:58,436	I want to bill the victim.	I want to bill the victim.
136	00:07:58,436	00:08:00,188	I'm sending her back to the farm.	I'm sending her back to the farm.
137	00:08:00,188	00:08:02,399	And you know what? If she fucks it up, I am done.	And you know what? If she fucks it up, I am done.
138	00:08:02,399	00:08:04,943	They're coming to get her tomorrow.	They're coming to get her tomorrow.
139	00:08:04,943	00:08:07,946	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
140	00:08:07,946	00:08:14,911	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
141	00:08:14,911	00:08:17,914	[waves crashing]	[waves crashing]
142	00:08:20,208	00:08:22,127	[laughter]	[laughter]
143	00:08:22,127	00:08:24,379	Get over here.	Get over here.
144	00:08:24,379	00:08:26,131	Oh, my‐‐ [laughs]	Oh, my‐‐ [laughs]
145	00:08:26,131	00:08:28,049	[laughter]	[laughter]
146	00:08:28,049	00:08:30,093	[laughter cuts off]	[laughter cuts off]
147	00:09:01,750	00:09:08,715	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
148	00:09:28,860	00:09:30,737	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
149	00:09:30,737	00:09:33,156	[both grunt]	[both grunt]
150	00:09:33,156	00:09:40,163	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
151	00:10:06,147	00:10:07,232	‐ Excuse me.	‐ Excuse me.
152	00:10:07,232	00:10:08,942	Has the bus for Los Angeles left yet?	Has the bus for Los Angeles left yet?
153	00:10:08,942	00:10:10,235	ATTENDANT: Leaves in five minutes.	ATTENDANT: Leaves in five minutes.
154	00:10:10,235	00:10:12,320	‐ Great. I need to get a ticket.	‐ Great. I need to get a ticket.
155	00:10:12,320	00:10:13,446	Please.	Please.
156	00:10:30,046	00:10:36,886	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
157	00:10:36,886	00:10:39,514	[mop squishes]	[mop squishes]
158	00:10:39,514	00:10:41,516	ANNOUNCER: Last call. Now boarding.	ANNOUNCER: Last call. Now boarding.
159	00:10:41,516	00:10:44,519	[indistinct announcement]	[indistinct announcement]
160	00:10:44,519	00:10:51,568	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
161	00:10:58,491	00:11:02,579	[crunching and chewing]	[crunching and chewing]
162	00:11:02,579	00:11:06,541	[people coughing]	[people coughing]
163	00:11:06,541	00:11:09,294	[loud chewing]	[loud chewing]
164	00:11:15,800	00:11:19,262	[loud crunching and chewing]	[loud crunching and chewing]
165	00:11:19,262	00:11:22,432	[chewing crescendos]	[chewing crescendos]
166	00:11:22,432	00:11:25,185	[chewing cuts off]	[chewing cuts off]
167	00:11:25,185	00:11:28,062	‐ [sighs]	‐ [sighs]
168	00:11:28,062	00:11:29,314	[muffled] Okay.	[muffled] Okay.
169	00:11:29,314	00:11:33,526	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
170	00:11:33,526	00:11:37,071	[mysterious beating]	[mysterious beating]
171	00:11:37,071	00:11:43,453	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
172	00:11:43,453	00:11:46,456	[music building]	[music building]
173	00:11:46,456	00:11:53,421	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
174	00:12:16,277	00:12:18,905	[mysterious beating]	[mysterious beating]
175	00:12:25,078	00:12:32,043	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
176	00:13:01,239	00:13:02,615	[horn blares]	[horn blares]
177	00:13:02,615	00:13:04,242	[tires squeal]	[tires squeal]
178	00:13:07,704	00:13:11,332	[tense music]	[tense music]
179	00:13:11,332	00:13:13,584	[door squeaks]	[door squeaks]
180	00:13:13,584	00:13:20,591	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
181	00:13:27,473	00:13:30,018	[indistinct chatter]	[indistinct chatter]
182	00:13:44,323	00:13:46,325	ELLIE: Very pleased to meet you, Jenna.	ELLIE: Very pleased to meet you, Jenna.
183	00:13:46,325	00:13:48,286	Now, you just rest here a moment	Now, you just rest here a moment
184	00:13:48,286	00:13:50,913	while we go get your room ready.	while we go get your room ready.
185	00:13:50,913	00:13:52,540	Okay?	Okay?
186	00:13:52,540	00:13:55,752	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
187	00:13:59,797	00:14:01,799	‐ [shivers]	‐ [shivers]
188	00:14:07,305	00:14:09,640	‐ I knew it.	‐ I knew it.
189	00:14:09,640	00:14:11,934	‐ What? ‐ I just saw you in the web...	‐ What? ‐ I just saw you in the web...
190	00:14:11,934	00:14:14,062	at Spider's Web Café.	at Spider's Web Café.
191	00:14:14,062	00:14:15,229	‐ Oh.	‐ Oh.
192	00:14:15,229	00:14:16,731	‐ It's, um... God, what's the word?	‐ It's, um... God, what's the word?
193	00:14:16,731	00:14:19,108	Like a‐‐like a coincidence	Like a‐‐like a coincidence
194	00:14:19,108	00:14:21,569	but more cosmic or something?	but more cosmic or something?
195	00:14:21,569	00:14:22,695	‐ Synchronicity?	‐ Synchronicity?
196	00:14:22,695	00:14:23,946	‐ Right, synchronicity. That's it.	‐ Right, synchronicity. That's it.
197	00:14:23,946	00:14:26,032	Like a...	Like a...
198	00:14:26,032	00:14:29,285	a meaningful coincidence.	a meaningful coincidence.
199	00:14:29,285	00:14:31,621	‐ Your folks seem so nice.	‐ Your folks seem so nice.
200	00:14:31,621	00:14:33,706	‐ No, they're a total nightmare.	‐ No, they're a total nightmare.
201	00:14:33,706	00:14:36,292	Fortunately, they're back home in Sydney.	Fortunately, they're back home in Sydney.
202	00:14:36,292	00:14:39,212	‐ Oh. So you're not family?	‐ Oh. So you're not family?
203	00:14:39,212	00:14:42,757	‐ We like to think everyone who stays here is family.	‐ We like to think everyone who stays here is family.
204	00:14:42,757	00:14:44,425	‐ It's destiny.	‐ It's destiny.
205	00:14:44,425	00:14:47,261	‐ Or synchronicity.	‐ Or synchronicity.
206	00:14:47,261	00:14:48,513	‐ Hmm.	‐ Hmm.
207	00:14:53,768	00:14:55,937	[exhales deeply]	[exhales deeply]
208	00:15:02,985	00:15:04,987	[sighs]	[sighs]
209	00:15:12,495	00:15:15,498	[light tapping]	[light tapping]
210	00:15:21,295	00:15:22,755	[wood creaks]	[wood creaks]
211	00:15:35,017	00:15:36,769	[sighs]	[sighs]
212	00:15:47,613	00:15:50,616	[faint scratching]	[faint scratching]
213	00:16:01,961	00:16:04,964	[scratching]	[scratching]
214	00:16:08,593	00:16:11,596	[loud scratching]	[loud scratching]
215	00:16:11,596	00:16:13,222	[gasps]	[gasps]
216	00:16:13,222	00:16:14,348	BOTH: Oh!	BOTH: Oh!
217	00:16:14,348	00:16:15,683	‐ Oh. ‐ Oh, I'm so sorry, dear.	‐ Oh. ‐ Oh, I'm so sorry, dear.
218	00:16:15,683	00:16:17,810	‐ That's okay. ‐ I didn't mean to startle you.	‐ That's okay. ‐ I didn't mean to startle you.
219	00:16:17,810	00:16:19,437	Are you all right, dear?	Are you all right, dear?
220	00:16:19,437	00:16:21,022	JENNA: Yeah.	JENNA: Yeah.
221	00:16:21,022	00:16:24,692	Yeah. I just think I'm really tired.	Yeah. I just think I'm really tired.
222	00:16:24,692	00:16:26,569	‐ I saw you must love music,	‐ I saw you must love music,
223	00:16:26,569	00:16:28,779	so I put a radio right by your bed.	so I put a radio right by your bed.
224	00:16:28,779	00:16:31,407	‐ I don't really like music.	‐ I don't really like music.
225	00:16:31,407	00:16:34,243	These are just so that I don't...	These are just so that I don't...
226	00:16:34,243	00:16:35,995	hear anything.	hear anything.
227	00:16:35,995	00:16:37,538	‐ Oh, I understand.	‐ Oh, I understand.
228	00:16:37,538	00:16:39,665	You're sensitive.	You're sensitive.
229	00:16:39,665	00:16:41,834	Of course. You're an artist.	Of course. You're an artist.
230	00:16:41,834	00:16:44,295	‐ No, these are just, uh...	‐ No, these are just, uh...
231	00:16:44,295	00:16:46,130	drawings.	drawings.
232	00:16:48,299	00:16:51,928	‐ In a strange town, in a stranger's home,	‐ In a strange town, in a stranger's home,
233	00:16:51,928	00:16:55,056	after a long night journey...	after a long night journey...
234	00:16:55,056	00:16:57,099	For moments like these,	For moments like these,
235	00:16:57,099	00:17:00,478	the good Lord gave us tea and cake.	the good Lord gave us tea and cake.
236	00:17:00,478	00:17:02,146	Come.	Come.
237	00:17:07,902	00:17:09,862	JENNA: I wasn't planning on stopping.	JENNA: I wasn't planning on stopping.
238	00:17:09,862	00:17:11,572	I was, um‐‐	I was, um‐‐
239	00:17:11,572	00:17:14,575	I‐I was headed to LA, and I just...	I‐I was headed to LA, and I just...
240	00:17:14,575	00:17:17,119	couldn't stand the thought of, uh, being nauseous	couldn't stand the thought of, uh, being nauseous
241	00:17:17,119	00:17:19,497	for a day and a half on a bus.	for a day and a half on a bus.
242	00:17:19,497	00:17:22,833	‐ I'm sure you weren't nauseous, dear.	‐ I'm sure you weren't nauseous, dear.
243	00:17:22,833	00:17:25,086	‐ Oh, but I was.	‐ Oh, but I was.
244	00:17:25,086	00:17:27,463	‐ Nauseous means you make other people sick.	‐ Nauseous means you make other people sick.
245	00:17:27,463	00:17:30,508	Nauseated is what you were.	Nauseated is what you were.
246	00:17:30,508	00:17:33,511	‐ Ellie is very particular about words,	‐ Ellie is very particular about words,
247	00:17:33,511	00:17:35,513	especially medical words.	especially medical words.
248	00:17:35,513	00:17:38,182	See, Ellie was a registered nurse‐‐	See, Ellie was a registered nurse‐‐
249	00:17:38,182	00:17:40,518	you know, someone that does what a doctor does	you know, someone that does what a doctor does
250	00:17:40,518	00:17:42,603	for a dime, not a dollar.	for a dime, not a dollar.
251	00:17:42,603	00:17:44,730	‐ Now, Sam Austin, that is not true.	‐ Now, Sam Austin, that is not true.
252	00:17:44,730	00:17:47,066	Doctors and nurses are completely different.	Doctors and nurses are completely different.
253	00:17:47,066	00:17:48,818	Doctors treat illnesses.	Doctors treat illnesses.
254	00:17:48,818	00:17:51,696	Nurses treat people.	Nurses treat people.
255	00:17:51,696	00:17:53,823	‐ As for me, I don't know what to do with my hands	‐ As for me, I don't know what to do with my hands
256	00:17:53,823	00:17:55,825	if I'm not building.	if I'm not building.
257	00:17:55,825	00:17:59,954	I did the chairs and this table.	I did the chairs and this table.
258	00:17:59,954	00:18:02,790	Just did the cabinets.	Just did the cabinets.
259	00:18:02,790	00:18:06,377	Carved my own wooden leg.	Carved my own wooden leg.
260	00:18:06,377	00:18:07,420	No, kidding.	No, kidding.
261	00:18:07,420	00:18:10,006	[both laugh]	[both laugh]
262	00:18:10,006	00:18:11,507	Can you imagine?	Can you imagine?
263	00:18:11,507	00:18:14,385	[scratching] ‐ So did you build this house?	[scratching] ‐ So did you build this house?
264	00:18:14,385	00:18:16,554	SAM: We just added here and there.	SAM: We just added here and there.
265	00:18:16,554	00:18:18,639	ELLIE: Oh, he's such a modest mouse.	ELLIE: Oh, he's such a modest mouse.
266	00:18:18,639	00:18:20,891	He doubled the size of this place.	He doubled the size of this place.
267	00:18:20,891	00:18:22,351	[scratching continues]	[scratching continues]
268	00:18:22,351	00:18:23,728	SAM: When you start fixing things,	SAM: When you start fixing things,
269	00:18:23,728	00:18:24,729	you know how it is.	you know how it is.
270	00:18:24,729	00:18:26,606	There's always something else.	There's always something else.
271	00:18:26,606	00:18:29,025	‐ Oh, no, don't.	‐ Oh, no, don't.
272	00:18:31,402	00:18:33,446	‐ Yeah, a little bit of a roach problem.	‐ Yeah, a little bit of a roach problem.
273	00:18:33,446	00:18:35,281	Don't worry about it.	Don't worry about it.
274	00:18:35,281	00:18:39,201	I say we should just gas 'em, but Ellie won't hear of that.	I say we should just gas 'em, but Ellie won't hear of that.
275	00:18:39,201	00:18:42,955	‐ It's so much easier to take life than to make life.	‐ It's so much easier to take life than to make life.
276	00:18:42,955	00:18:45,082	[clock chimes and cuckoos]	[clock chimes and cuckoos]
277	00:18:45,082	00:18:48,127	‐ And on that cheery little note,	‐ And on that cheery little note,
278	00:18:48,127	00:18:50,504	this old man's going to bed.	this old man's going to bed.
279	00:18:50,504	00:18:52,173	Good night, all.	Good night, all.
280	00:18:55,134	00:18:56,469	‐ What's in LA?	‐ What's in LA?
281	00:18:56,469	00:18:58,512	‐ Oh.	‐ Oh.
282	00:18:58,512	00:19:03,142	Tell you the truth, I'm not sure where I'm going.	Tell you the truth, I'm not sure where I'm going.
283	00:19:03,142	00:19:04,810	‐ Maybe the only way to know where you're headed	‐ Maybe the only way to know where you're headed
284	00:19:04,810	00:19:07,355	is to keep going till you find it.	is to keep going till you find it.
285	00:19:07,355	00:19:09,690	‐ Maybe.	‐ Maybe.
286	00:19:09,690	00:19:11,901	GAVIN: I'm just taking some time to look around.	GAVIN: I'm just taking some time to look around.
287	00:19:11,901	00:19:15,529	How about you?	How about you?
288	00:19:15,529	00:19:18,741	You know what? Sorry. That's none of my business.	You know what? Sorry. That's none of my business.
289	00:19:21,035	00:19:24,288	‐ I had a bad experience...	‐ I had a bad experience...
290	00:19:24,288	00:19:27,041	at school with a guy.	at school with a guy.
291	00:19:27,041	00:19:28,084	‐ Bad breakup?	‐ Bad breakup?
292	00:19:28,084	00:19:30,836	‐ More like a breakdown.	‐ More like a breakdown.
293	00:19:30,836	00:19:33,547	Life sucks.	Life sucks.
294	00:19:33,547	00:19:35,049	‐ Yeah.	‐ Yeah.
295	00:19:35,049	00:19:37,385	Like my dad says, we ain't born laughin'.	Like my dad says, we ain't born laughin'.
296	00:19:37,385	00:19:38,886	‐ Hmm.	‐ Hmm.
297	00:19:38,886	00:19:40,846	Sounds like a smart man.	Sounds like a smart man.
298	00:19:40,846	00:19:43,391	GAVIN: You know his one big piece of life advice‐‐	GAVIN: You know his one big piece of life advice‐‐
299	00:19:43,391	00:19:46,602	in this world, you're either the anvil	in this world, you're either the anvil
300	00:19:46,602	00:19:48,813	or the hammer.	or the hammer.
301	00:19:48,813	00:19:50,690	Which do you want to be?	Which do you want to be?
302	00:19:50,690	00:19:53,275	‐ I'd rather be the ant.	‐ I'd rather be the ant.
303	00:19:53,275	00:19:54,902	‐ What ant?	‐ What ant?
304	00:19:54,902	00:19:57,196	‐ The ant crawling across the anvil	‐ The ant crawling across the anvil
305	00:19:57,196	00:20:00,825	when the hammer comes down.	when the hammer comes down.
306	00:20:00,825	00:20:03,327	Then at least it's over quickly.	Then at least it's over quickly.
307	00:20:03,327	00:20:06,288	‐ [chuckles]	‐ [chuckles]
308	00:20:06,288	00:20:09,458	[slurps]	[slurps]
309	00:20:09,458	00:20:11,127	Oh, um...	Oh, um...
310	00:20:11,127	00:20:12,545	uh, sorry?	uh, sorry?
311	00:20:12,545	00:20:16,507	‐ I just have a thing with mouth noises.	‐ I just have a thing with mouth noises.
312	00:20:16,507	00:20:18,008	Any noises, really.	Any noises, really.
313	00:20:18,008	00:20:20,094	Sometimes I think I'd just be happier deaf.	Sometimes I think I'd just be happier deaf.
314	00:20:20,094	00:20:21,512	‐ Oh, don't say that.	‐ Oh, don't say that.
315	00:20:21,512	00:20:23,681	JENNA: No, no, no. It's a‐‐it's a thing.	JENNA: No, no, no. It's a‐‐it's a thing.
316	00:20:23,681	00:20:25,349	My doctor says it's neurological.	My doctor says it's neurological.
317	00:20:25,349	00:20:29,311	It's called misophonia‐‐ literally the hatred of sound.	It's called misophonia‐‐ literally the hatred of sound.
318	00:20:29,311	00:20:32,106	‐ Wow. That must suck.	‐ Wow. That must suck.
319	00:20:32,106	00:20:33,274	‐ Would've probably been better	‐ Would've probably been better
320	00:20:33,274	00:20:35,151	if I'd just crawled back into the womb	if I'd just crawled back into the womb
321	00:20:35,151	00:20:36,861	and stayed there.	and stayed there.
322	00:20:36,861	00:20:39,488	‐ You're weird.	‐ You're weird.
323	00:20:39,488	00:20:41,157	I like weird.	I like weird.
324	00:20:52,042	00:20:56,088	Hey, so I'm getting up early to tour the college.	Hey, so I'm getting up early to tour the college.
325	00:20:56,088	00:20:57,506	You gonna be here tomorrow?	You gonna be here tomorrow?
326	00:20:57,506	00:21:00,468	‐ Not sure.	‐ Not sure.
327	00:21:00,468	00:21:02,136	I guess.	I guess.
328	00:21:02,136	00:21:06,682	‐ Well, uh, maybe we could meet up for coffee.	‐ Well, uh, maybe we could meet up for coffee.
329	00:21:06,682	00:21:08,184	‐ Mm.	‐ Mm.
330	00:21:08,184	00:21:10,227	Text me?	Text me?
331	00:21:13,272	00:21:15,274	[phones chime and buzz]	[phones chime and buzz]
332	00:21:22,573	00:21:25,451	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
333	00:21:25,451	00:21:28,579	[door closes, lock clicks]	[door closes, lock clicks]
334	00:21:28,579	00:21:31,540	[insects chirping]	[insects chirping]
335	00:21:45,346	00:21:47,765	[tapping]	[tapping]
336	00:21:47,765	00:21:50,309	[scratching]	[scratching]
337	00:21:54,605	00:21:56,649	[scratching cuts off]	[scratching cuts off]
338	00:21:56,649	00:21:59,652	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
339	00:21:59,652	00:22:03,489	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
340	00:22:03,489	00:22:06,659	[waves crashing]	[waves crashing]
341	00:22:06,659	00:22:13,666	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
342	00:22:19,713	00:22:21,632	NICOLE: She's fucking hopeless.	NICOLE: She's fucking hopeless.
343	00:22:21,632	00:22:22,758	I want her out.	I want her out.
344	00:22:22,758	00:22:29,139	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
345	00:22:29,139	00:22:31,141	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
346	00:22:31,141	00:22:35,646	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
347	00:22:35,646	00:22:38,691	[loud banging]	[loud banging]
348	00:22:38,691	00:22:43,779	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
349	00:22:43,779	00:22:46,824	[loud thumping]	[loud thumping]
350	00:22:48,450	00:22:51,453	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
351	00:22:51,453	00:22:58,419	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
352	00:22:59,545	00:23:02,548	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
353	00:23:02,548	00:23:07,177	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
354	00:23:07,177	00:23:11,015	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
355	00:23:11,015	00:23:18,063	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
356	00:23:33,621	00:23:36,498	‐ [gasps]	‐ [gasps]
357	00:23:36,498	00:23:38,125	[knocking]	[knocking]
358	00:23:38,125	00:23:45,090	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
359	00:23:55,100	00:23:57,061	[distorted, indistinct voice]	[distorted, indistinct voice]
360	00:23:57,061	00:23:59,647	‐ Maybe Dr. Lerner needs to tweak your meds.	‐ Maybe Dr. Lerner needs to tweak your meds.
361	00:23:59,647	00:24:01,482	[voice echoes]	[voice echoes]
362	00:24:01,482	00:24:08,447	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
363	00:24:20,501	00:24:23,504	[music building]	[music building]
364	00:24:23,504	00:24:26,799	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
365	00:24:26,799	00:24:28,425	[gurgling]	[gurgling]
366	00:24:28,425	00:24:29,426	‐ [retches]	‐ [retches]
367	00:24:29,426	00:24:34,974	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
368	00:24:37,476	00:24:40,479	[birds singing]	[birds singing]
369	00:24:42,898	00:24:46,402	[crows cawing]	[crows cawing]
370	00:24:51,115	00:24:54,118	[hammer pounding]	[hammer pounding]
371	00:24:58,622	00:25:01,208	Morning.	Morning.
372	00:25:01,208	00:25:04,837	[cawing continues]	[cawing continues]
373	00:25:04,837	00:25:08,632	‐ I do envy them.	‐ I do envy them.
374	00:25:08,632	00:25:12,302	‐ Birds don't fly for pleasure.	‐ Birds don't fly for pleasure.
375	00:25:12,302	00:25:16,140	Flying is just an endless, desperate search for food.	Flying is just an endless, desperate search for food.
376	00:25:18,100	00:25:20,019	‐ Well, it still looks fun.	‐ Well, it still looks fun.
377	00:25:30,696	00:25:33,699	[silverware clattering, indistinct chatter]	[silverware clattering, indistinct chatter]
378	00:25:37,995	00:25:40,372	[cup rattles]	[cup rattles]
379	00:25:40,372	00:25:42,499	[mugs thump and clatter]	[mugs thump and clatter]
380	00:25:42,499	00:25:44,376	[cups scrape]	[cups scrape]
381	00:25:44,376	00:25:47,671	[loud chewing]	[loud chewing]
382	00:25:47,671	00:25:50,215	[slurping]	[slurping]
383	00:25:52,176	00:25:53,552	[sound cuts off]	[sound cuts off]
384	00:25:53,552	00:25:56,388	[dark ambient music]	[dark ambient music]
385	00:25:56,388	00:26:03,395	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
386	00:26:07,691	00:26:10,611	‐ [sighs]	‐ [sighs]
387	00:26:14,073	00:26:15,783	[buzzes]	[buzzes]
388	00:26:17,951	00:26:20,954	[buzzing]	[buzzing]
389	00:26:23,165	00:26:24,374	[thumps]	[thumps]
390	00:26:26,627	00:26:29,630	[chatter and clinking]	[chatter and clinking]
391	00:26:31,882	00:26:33,008	SERVER: Can I help you? ‐ Hi.	SERVER: Can I help you? ‐ Hi.
392	00:26:33,008	00:26:36,136	Can I get a, uh, large coffee to go?	Can I get a, uh, large coffee to go?
393	00:26:36,136	00:26:37,763	Decaf.	Decaf.
394	00:26:45,145	00:26:47,314	[sighs]	[sighs]
395	00:26:50,317	00:26:53,320	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
396	00:26:53,320	00:26:59,660	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
397	00:26:59,660	00:27:03,038	[music building]	[music building]
398	00:27:03,038	00:27:04,414	‐ Large decaf? ‐ [gasps]	‐ Large decaf? ‐ [gasps]
399	00:27:04,414	00:27:06,583	Oh. Uh, no.	Oh. Uh, no.
400	00:27:06,583	00:27:08,460	I'm‐‐	I'm‐‐
401	00:27:08,460	00:27:09,878	SERVER: Are you okay?	SERVER: Are you okay?
402	00:27:09,878	00:27:13,465	[suspenseful music]	[suspenseful music]
403	00:27:13,465	00:27:15,092	You can't go in there.	You can't go in there.
404	00:27:15,092	00:27:22,099	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
405	00:27:40,284	00:27:42,160	‐ Oh, my dear.	‐ Oh, my dear.
406	00:27:42,160	00:27:45,038	What's wrong? ‐ Oh. Oh, I was just‐‐	What's wrong? ‐ Oh. Oh, I was just‐‐
407	00:27:45,038	00:27:46,498	I was‐‐I was supposed to meet Gavin,	I was‐‐I was supposed to meet Gavin,
408	00:27:46,498	00:27:47,916	and then he didn't show up and‐‐	and then he didn't show up and‐‐
409	00:27:47,916	00:27:49,877	[breathing heavily]	[breathing heavily]
410	00:27:49,877	00:27:51,169	I don't know. I don't know.	I don't know. I don't know.
411	00:27:51,169	00:27:54,965	Sometimes I see things when I'm anxious, and...	Sometimes I see things when I'm anxious, and...
412	00:27:54,965	00:27:57,259	I just‐‐I‐‐	I just‐‐I‐‐
413	00:27:57,259	00:27:59,887	‐ Poor bird.	‐ Poor bird.
414	00:27:59,887	00:28:01,638	I'm working in the garden today.	I'm working in the garden today.
415	00:28:01,638	00:28:03,765	Would you like to come see?	Would you like to come see?
416	00:28:03,765	00:28:06,059	There's nothing like the quiet company of plants	There's nothing like the quiet company of plants
417	00:28:06,059	00:28:07,769	to calm a soul down.	to calm a soul down.
418	00:28:07,769	00:28:09,396	Hmm?	Hmm?
419	00:28:09,396	00:28:12,441	[serene music]	[serene music]
420	00:28:12,441	00:28:16,862	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
421	00:28:16,862	00:28:18,155	Angelica‐‐	Angelica‐‐
422	00:28:18,155	00:28:20,115	excellent for building strength.	excellent for building strength.
423	00:28:20,115	00:28:21,950	JENNA: Mm.	JENNA: Mm.
424	00:28:21,950	00:28:23,785	‐ Oh, and here's basil.	‐ Oh, and here's basil.
425	00:28:23,785	00:28:27,414	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
426	00:28:27,414	00:28:30,167	Mmm.	Mmm.
427	00:28:30,167	00:28:33,086	Bay leaf, coltsfoot, devilwood...	Bay leaf, coltsfoot, devilwood...
428	00:28:33,086	00:28:35,255	JENNA: Mm. Devilwood sounds dangerous.	JENNA: Mm. Devilwood sounds dangerous.
429	00:28:35,255	00:28:36,798	‐ Oh, no, dear.	‐ Oh, no, dear.
430	00:28:36,798	00:28:38,842	Though if I put too much in Sam's tea,	Though if I put too much in Sam's tea,
431	00:28:38,842	00:28:41,386	he does get a bit persistent.	he does get a bit persistent.
432	00:28:41,386	00:28:44,473	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
433	00:28:44,473	00:28:46,516	‐ What's that one?	‐ What's that one?
434	00:28:46,516	00:28:49,436	‐ Feverfew.	‐ Feverfew.
435	00:28:49,436	00:28:52,105	As the name suggests, better for a fever	As the name suggests, better for a fever
436	00:28:52,105	00:28:54,524	than anything you can buy in the drugstore.	than anything you can buy in the drugstore.
437	00:28:56,860	00:28:58,695	First rule of gardening‐‐	First rule of gardening‐‐
438	00:28:58,695	00:29:01,406	intruders must be weeded out.	intruders must be weeded out.
439	00:29:01,406	00:29:05,160	I hate to do it. Weeds are plants, too.	I hate to do it. Weeds are plants, too.
440	00:29:05,160	00:29:07,329	Got to protect the garden.	Got to protect the garden.
441	00:29:07,329	00:29:11,208	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
442	00:29:11,208	00:29:15,253	Sometimes I can't help thinking...	Sometimes I can't help thinking...
443	00:29:15,253	00:29:18,173	it'd be much nicer to be a plant.	it'd be much nicer to be a plant.
444	00:29:18,173	00:29:21,093	Human life is so cruel...	Human life is so cruel...
445	00:29:21,093	00:29:23,053	especially for mothers.	especially for mothers.
446	00:29:23,053	00:29:26,640	Everything you birth is taken away from you.	Everything you birth is taken away from you.
447	00:29:26,640	00:29:29,142	Not here in my garden.	Not here in my garden.
448	00:29:29,142	00:29:33,313	Here, things stay to grow where they're planted.	Here, things stay to grow where they're planted.
449	00:29:33,313	00:29:36,274	‐ Do you have children?	‐ Do you have children?
450	00:29:36,274	00:29:37,943	‐ Two. JENNA: Mm.	‐ Two. JENNA: Mm.
451	00:29:37,943	00:29:42,280	‐ My daughter Shiloh and her twin brother Sam.	‐ My daughter Shiloh and her twin brother Sam.
452	00:29:42,280	00:29:45,325	Baby Sam...	Baby Sam...
453	00:29:45,325	00:29:47,744	passed away when they were newborns.	passed away when they were newborns.
454	00:29:47,744	00:29:49,705	‐ I'm so sorry.	‐ I'm so sorry.
455	00:29:49,705	00:29:51,790	ELLIE: Thank you.	ELLIE: Thank you.
456	00:29:51,790	00:29:54,251	And thank the good Lord for Shiloh	And thank the good Lord for Shiloh
457	00:29:54,251	00:29:58,130	and my two beautiful grandkids.	and my two beautiful grandkids.
458	00:29:58,130	00:30:00,382	We're a tight‐knit family,	We're a tight‐knit family,
459	00:30:00,382	00:30:02,592	and I intend to keep it that way.	and I intend to keep it that way.
460	00:30:02,592	00:30:06,179	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
461	00:30:06,179	00:30:08,056	Honey?	Honey?
462	00:30:08,056	00:30:09,808	What's wrong?	What's wrong?
463	00:30:09,808	00:30:12,144	Trust Ellie. Let it out.	Trust Ellie. Let it out.
464	00:30:12,144	00:30:15,605	There's more room out here than in there.	There's more room out here than in there.
465	00:30:15,605	00:30:18,608	[tense music]	[tense music]
466	00:30:18,608	00:30:21,903	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
467	00:30:21,903	00:30:24,906	‐ Something bad happened...	‐ Something bad happened...
468	00:30:24,906	00:30:28,160	at college.	at college.
469	00:30:28,160	00:30:32,664	It just proved to me what I always knew...	It just proved to me what I always knew...
470	00:30:32,664	00:30:35,751	what you just said...	what you just said...
471	00:30:35,751	00:30:39,004	the world is an ugly, cruel place.	the world is an ugly, cruel place.
472	00:30:39,004	00:30:40,505	‐ Oh, my dear.	‐ Oh, my dear.
473	00:30:40,505	00:30:43,300	It is. It is.	It is. It is.
474	00:30:43,300	00:30:45,427	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
475	00:30:45,427	00:30:47,179	‐ And after what happened	‐ And after what happened
476	00:30:47,179	00:30:50,307	at school...	at school...
477	00:30:50,307	00:30:53,643	I just didn't feel like myself.	I just didn't feel like myself.
478	00:30:53,643	00:30:57,564	I felt like everyone was staring at me.	I felt like everyone was staring at me.
479	00:30:57,564	00:31:00,108	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
480	00:31:00,108	00:31:01,610	I guess I got super paranoid	I guess I got super paranoid
481	00:31:01,610	00:31:04,529	because my mother sent me to the farm.	because my mother sent me to the farm.
482	00:31:04,529	00:31:06,448	ELLIE: The farm?	ELLIE: The farm?
483	00:31:06,448	00:31:08,658	‐ That's just what they called it.	‐ That's just what they called it.
484	00:31:08,658	00:31:11,953	The only vegetables they grew there were the patients.	The only vegetables they grew there were the patients.
485	00:31:14,206	00:31:16,917	And then after I left,	And then after I left,
486	00:31:16,917	00:31:19,294	it just got worse.	it just got worse.
487	00:31:19,294	00:31:22,589	ELLIE: What did you do?	ELLIE: What did you do?
488	00:31:22,589	00:31:26,051	‐ I stopped taking my medication.	‐ I stopped taking my medication.
489	00:31:26,051	00:31:29,721	ELLIE: How did that feel?	ELLIE: How did that feel?
490	00:31:29,721	00:31:31,264	‐ Good.	‐ Good.
491	00:31:31,264	00:31:34,518	Really good...	Really good...
492	00:31:34,518	00:31:37,354	at first.	at first.
493	00:31:37,354	00:31:39,773	And then, I don't know, I just couldn't‐‐	And then, I don't know, I just couldn't‐‐
494	00:31:39,773	00:31:42,109	I couldn't stay there, so‐‐so I ran,	I couldn't stay there, so‐‐so I ran,
495	00:31:42,109	00:31:45,362	and then...	and then...
496	00:31:45,362	00:31:46,404	ELLIE: What?	ELLIE: What?
497	00:31:46,404	00:31:48,740	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
498	00:31:48,740	00:31:51,827	‐ No, it's‐‐it's stupid.	‐ No, it's‐‐it's stupid.
499	00:31:51,827	00:31:55,664	‐ Stop judging your feelings and just feel them.	‐ Stop judging your feelings and just feel them.
500	00:31:55,664	00:31:58,083	Now, what did you feel?	Now, what did you feel?
501	00:31:58,083	00:32:00,836	‐ Followed.	‐ Followed.
502	00:32:00,836	00:32:04,548	I felt like I was being followed by someone,	I felt like I was being followed by someone,
503	00:32:04,548	00:32:06,967	someone I'm pretty sure doesn't even exist.	someone I'm pretty sure doesn't even exist.
504	00:32:06,967	00:32:09,261	‐ Who could it be? JENNA: I don't know.	‐ Who could it be? JENNA: I don't know.
505	00:32:09,261	00:32:12,472	I think I just made a terrible mistake.	I think I just made a terrible mistake.
506	00:32:12,472	00:32:14,933	Maybe I should be in the hospital.	Maybe I should be in the hospital.
507	00:32:14,933	00:32:17,602	‐ Hospitals make you sick and keep you sick.	‐ Hospitals make you sick and keep you sick.
508	00:32:17,602	00:32:19,062	No.	No.
509	00:32:19,062	00:32:22,858	Everything you're experiencing comes from the withdrawal.	Everything you're experiencing comes from the withdrawal.
510	00:32:22,858	00:32:25,944	You're safe here.	You're safe here.
511	00:32:25,944	00:32:28,655	Sam and I have your back.	Sam and I have your back.
512	00:32:28,655	00:32:31,324	But if you feel the need to leave,	But if you feel the need to leave,
513	00:32:31,324	00:32:33,368	Sam will drive you.	Sam will drive you.
514	00:32:33,368	00:32:36,705	[chainsaw whirring]	[chainsaw whirring]
515	00:32:36,705	00:32:41,668	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
516	00:32:43,587	00:32:46,590	[classical music ringtone playing]	[classical music ringtone playing]
517	00:32:46,590	00:32:50,760	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
518	00:33:07,402	00:33:09,154	SAM: Oh.	SAM: Oh.
519	00:33:09,154	00:33:13,283	Gosh darn it. Just got a‐‐	Gosh darn it. Just got a‐‐
520	00:33:13,283	00:33:14,951	Hey.	Hey.
521	00:33:14,951	00:33:17,954	[serene music]	[serene music]
522	00:33:17,954	00:33:24,085	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
523	00:33:24,085	00:33:26,421	‐ If it's all right,	‐ If it's all right,
524	00:33:26,421	00:33:28,340	I would like to stay a little longer.	I would like to stay a little longer.
525	00:33:28,340	00:33:34,137	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
526	00:33:34,137	00:33:37,098	‐ You're right on the verge of freeing yourself.	‐ You're right on the verge of freeing yourself.
527	00:33:37,098	00:33:40,518	Another few days, you'll be right as rain.	Another few days, you'll be right as rain.
528	00:33:40,518	00:33:43,563	Come. Help me with my herbs.	Come. Help me with my herbs.
529	00:33:43,563	00:33:45,482	This is what we did this morning.	This is what we did this morning.
530	00:33:45,482	00:33:48,026	You got to dry them all year.	You got to dry them all year.
531	00:33:48,026	00:33:54,032	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
532	00:33:55,283	00:33:58,411	[tapping]	[tapping]
533	00:33:58,411	00:34:02,290	[scratching]	[scratching]
534	00:34:02,290	00:34:05,252	[reedy breathing]	[reedy breathing]
535	00:34:11,299	00:34:14,678	[scratching]	[scratching]
536	00:34:14,678	00:34:19,015	[rattling breath]	[rattling breath]
537	00:34:19,015	00:34:20,684	[scratching]	[scratching]
538	00:34:20,684	00:34:22,686	[wheezing]	[wheezing]
539	00:34:28,316	00:34:31,319	[scratching and wheezing]	[scratching and wheezing]
540	00:34:35,615	00:34:38,952	[scratching increases]	[scratching increases]
541	00:34:47,919	00:34:49,504	[wheezing]	[wheezing]
542	00:34:49,504	00:34:51,298	‐ [gasps]	‐ [gasps]
543	00:34:52,716	00:34:54,718	[sighs]	[sighs]
544	00:35:17,741	00:35:20,744	[faint wheezing]	[faint wheezing]
545	00:35:32,922	00:35:35,258	[moaning]	[moaning]
546	00:35:35,258	00:35:36,676	[panel clunks]	[panel clunks]
547	00:35:40,347	00:35:44,309	[wheezing]	[wheezing]
548	00:35:44,309	00:35:48,229	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
549	00:35:48,229	00:35:51,232	[ominous tone]	[ominous tone]
550	00:35:51,232	00:35:55,570	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
551	00:35:56,863	00:35:58,490	[panel clunks]	[panel clunks]
552	00:35:58,490	00:36:00,617	[wheezing]	[wheezing]
553	00:36:00,617	00:36:03,703	[scratching]	[scratching]
554	00:36:03,703	00:36:06,831	[wood creaks] [gasps]	[wood creaks] [gasps]
555	00:36:06,831	00:36:09,125	[sighs]	[sighs]
556	00:36:11,586	00:36:14,214	[wheezing]	[wheezing]
557	00:36:14,214	00:36:18,343	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
558	00:36:18,343	00:36:21,262	[ominous rumbling building]	[ominous rumbling building]
559	00:36:21,262	00:36:25,934	[wheezing]	[wheezing]
560	00:36:34,484	00:36:35,902	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
561	00:36:35,902	00:36:36,903	[yelps]	[yelps]
562	00:36:36,903	00:36:39,406	‐ [wheezing]	‐ [wheezing]
563	00:36:39,406	00:36:40,949	[knock on door]	[knock on door]
564	00:36:40,949	00:36:43,326	ELLIE: Jenna? Are you all right, dear?	ELLIE: Jenna? Are you all right, dear?
565	00:36:43,326	00:36:44,369	‐ Yes, yes. Sorry.	‐ Yes, yes. Sorry.
566	00:36:44,369	00:36:46,037	Uh, bad dream.	Uh, bad dream.
567	00:36:46,037	00:36:48,248	ELLIE: Can I get you anything?	ELLIE: Can I get you anything?
568	00:36:48,248	00:36:49,374	‐ No, I'm good. Thank you.	‐ No, I'm good. Thank you.
569	00:36:49,374	00:36:52,752	[classical music ringtone playing]	[classical music ringtone playing]
570	00:36:52,752	00:36:55,755	[suspenseful music building]	[suspenseful music building]
571	00:36:55,755	00:37:02,762	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
572	00:37:21,197	00:37:24,367	[screaming] ‐ [hissing]	[screaming] ‐ [hissing]
573	00:37:24,367	00:37:25,452	[knock on door]	[knock on door]
574	00:37:25,452	00:37:28,163	‐ Just open the door and let me help.	‐ Just open the door and let me help.
575	00:37:28,163	00:37:30,290	This is a critical time for you, Jenna.	This is a critical time for you, Jenna.
576	00:37:30,290	00:37:32,459	You can't trust your senses.	You can't trust your senses.
577	00:37:32,459	00:37:36,087	I need you to open this door.	I need you to open this door.
578	00:37:36,087	00:37:37,505	Jenna.	Jenna.
579	00:37:37,505	00:37:42,969	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
580	00:37:42,969	00:37:46,973	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
581	00:37:46,973	00:37:48,391	[grunts]	[grunts]
582	00:37:48,391	00:37:51,978	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
583	00:37:51,978	00:37:54,606	SAM: Ellie?	SAM: Ellie?
584	00:37:54,606	00:37:56,107	Ellie‐May?	Ellie‐May?
585	00:37:56,107	00:37:59,360	Ellie!	Ellie!
586	00:37:59,360	00:38:00,737	Are you all right?	Are you all right?
587	00:38:00,737	00:38:03,740	[suspenseful music building]	[suspenseful music building]
588	00:38:03,740	00:38:08,995	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
589	00:38:08,995	00:38:13,625	Ellie.	Ellie.
590	00:38:13,625	00:38:14,959	You upstairs?	You upstairs?
591	00:38:14,959	00:38:18,046	Come, woman, answer me.	Come, woman, answer me.
592	00:38:18,046	00:38:19,464	[door opens]	[door opens]
593	00:38:19,464	00:38:26,471	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
594	00:38:40,235	00:38:42,612	‐ [moans] SAM: Oh, Lord, Ellie.	‐ [moans] SAM: Oh, Lord, Ellie.
595	00:38:42,612	00:38:44,697	What happened? You're hurt.	What happened? You're hurt.
596	00:38:44,697	00:38:47,617	‐ She walloped me.	‐ She walloped me.
597	00:38:47,617	00:38:49,244	‐ [softly] Okay.	‐ [softly] Okay.
598	00:38:54,207	00:38:56,334	[dramatic sting] [screaming]	[dramatic sting] [screaming]
599	00:38:56,334	00:38:59,671	[hissing and moaning]	[hissing and moaning]
600	00:38:59,671	00:39:06,678	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
601	00:39:08,721	00:39:11,724	[breathing heavily]	[breathing heavily]
602	00:39:14,602	00:39:15,770	Oh. ‐ Oh.	Oh. ‐ Oh.
603	00:39:15,770	00:39:20,567	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
604	00:39:20,567	00:39:22,193	‐ Hey!	‐ Hey!
605	00:39:22,193	00:39:29,200	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
606	00:39:33,204	00:39:35,415	[wheezes]	[wheezes]
607	00:39:35,415	00:39:37,625	‐ There's nothing to be afraid of here.	‐ There's nothing to be afraid of here.
608	00:39:37,625	00:39:39,836	No torment, no pain,	No torment, no pain,
609	00:39:39,836	00:39:42,297	no fear or anxiety.	no fear or anxiety.
610	00:39:42,297	00:39:44,757	That's all over.	That's all over.
611	00:39:44,757	00:39:46,718	Every member of this family,	Every member of this family,
612	00:39:46,718	00:39:48,928	every single person in this house	every single person in this house
613	00:39:48,928	00:39:50,930	is perfectly cared for	is perfectly cared for
614	00:39:50,930	00:39:53,850	by my natural painkillers and nutrients.	by my natural painkillers and nutrients.
615	00:39:53,850	00:39:57,437	[moaning and scrabbling]	[moaning and scrabbling]
616	00:39:57,437	00:39:59,939	Settle now.	Settle now.
617	00:39:59,939	00:40:02,942	‐ [wheezes] ELLIE: They're so excited to meet you.	‐ [wheezes] ELLIE: They're so excited to meet you.
618	00:40:02,942	00:40:04,777	‐ [whimpering]	‐ [whimpering]
619	00:40:04,777	00:40:09,365	‐ I suppose I first heard the calling at the hospital.	‐ I suppose I first heard the calling at the hospital.
620	00:40:09,365	00:40:14,162	All those poor, sick, lonely people.	All those poor, sick, lonely people.
621	00:40:14,162	00:40:17,624	I did what I could to keep them from pain.	I did what I could to keep them from pain.
622	00:40:17,624	00:40:18,958	It was all too clear	It was all too clear
623	00:40:18,958	00:40:22,253	that their fate was to die a lonely death,	that their fate was to die a lonely death,
624	00:40:22,253	00:40:23,713	in agony,	in agony,
625	00:40:23,713	00:40:27,133	surrounded by cold and indifferent machines.	surrounded by cold and indifferent machines.
626	00:40:28,927	00:40:32,263	But I could save them from that fate.	But I could save them from that fate.
627	00:40:32,263	00:40:34,849	[dramatic music]	[dramatic music]
628	00:40:34,849	00:40:37,894	I think the hospital knew what I was doing.	I think the hospital knew what I was doing.
629	00:40:37,894	00:40:40,897	But they didn't want anyone else to know.	But they didn't want anyone else to know.
630	00:40:40,897	00:40:45,026	They gave me early retirement.	They gave me early retirement.
631	00:40:45,026	00:40:49,113	Then the plant closed, and Sam's work dried up, too.	Then the plant closed, and Sam's work dried up, too.
632	00:40:49,113	00:40:51,366	SAM: And right about that time,	SAM: And right about that time,
633	00:40:51,366	00:40:53,576	our daughter and her family	our daughter and her family
634	00:40:53,576	00:40:55,453	threatened to move out of the house.	threatened to move out of the house.
635	00:40:55,453	00:40:58,623	It was starting to feel like maybe the saddest Thanksgiving	It was starting to feel like maybe the saddest Thanksgiving
636	00:40:58,623	00:41:00,416	of all time.	of all time.
637	00:41:00,416	00:41:01,376	Right back.	Right back.
638	00:41:01,376	00:41:03,127	‐ That's when it came to me,	‐ That's when it came to me,
639	00:41:03,127	00:41:05,213	just as it did at the hospital.	just as it did at the hospital.
640	00:41:05,213	00:41:09,425	I knew how I could put together all my love and knowledge,	I knew how I could put together all my love and knowledge,
641	00:41:09,425	00:41:11,260	along with Sam's skills,	along with Sam's skills,
642	00:41:11,260	00:41:14,097	and keep our family together...	and keep our family together...
643	00:41:14,097	00:41:15,598	forever.	forever.
644	00:41:15,598	00:41:18,601	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
645	00:41:18,601	00:41:19,936	‐ [wheezing]	‐ [wheezing]
646	00:41:19,936	00:41:21,896	ELLIE: Shiloh didn't mind.	ELLIE: Shiloh didn't mind.
647	00:41:21,896	00:41:24,440	I saw the relief in her eyes.	I saw the relief in her eyes.
648	00:41:24,440	00:41:28,152	Oh, that husband of hers didn't like it, but‐‐	Oh, that husband of hers didn't like it, but‐‐
649	00:41:28,152	00:41:30,238	‐ I took care of him okay.	‐ I took care of him okay.
650	00:41:30,238	00:41:32,365	He was the first of Ellie's weeds.	He was the first of Ellie's weeds.
651	00:41:32,365	00:41:34,409	‐ And the little ones,	‐ And the little ones,
652	00:41:34,409	00:41:38,079	I rocked them in my arms till it took hold.	I rocked them in my arms till it took hold.
653	00:41:38,079	00:41:39,831	They didn't fuss at all	They didn't fuss at all
654	00:41:39,831	00:41:44,210	when we relieved them of their eyes and tongues.	when we relieved them of their eyes and tongues.
655	00:41:44,210	00:41:48,172	Now we all live under one roof.	Now we all live under one roof.
656	00:41:48,172	00:41:49,924	I tend the garden.	I tend the garden.
657	00:41:49,924	00:41:52,635	Sam maintains the house.	Sam maintains the house.
658	00:41:52,635	00:41:54,887	Life can be perfect	Life can be perfect
659	00:41:54,887	00:41:56,973	when you don't ask for too much.	when you don't ask for too much.
660	00:41:56,973	00:42:00,226	SAM: And this B&B thing, we make enough to get by	SAM: And this B&B thing, we make enough to get by
661	00:42:00,226	00:42:03,646	and keep the garden watered and properly fed.	and keep the garden watered and properly fed.
662	00:42:03,646	00:42:06,774	ELLIE: Oh, and sometimes it brings us something else‐‐	ELLIE: Oh, and sometimes it brings us something else‐‐
663	00:42:06,774	00:42:11,612	someone who needs our help.	someone who needs our help.
664	00:42:11,612	00:42:15,158	Oh, I just can't look at one of the Lord's little flowers,	Oh, I just can't look at one of the Lord's little flowers,
665	00:42:15,158	00:42:16,701	can't look 'em in the eye	can't look 'em in the eye
666	00:42:16,701	00:42:20,246	knowing what the cruel world has in store for them.	knowing what the cruel world has in store for them.
667	00:42:20,246	00:42:21,372	SAM: You know, we measured you up	SAM: You know, we measured you up
668	00:42:21,372	00:42:22,540	the first night you were here?	the first night you were here?
669	00:42:22,540	00:42:24,042	ELLIE: And watered you	ELLIE: And watered you
670	00:42:24,042	00:42:27,837	with the first doses of my special formula.	with the first doses of my special formula.
671	00:42:27,837	00:42:31,049	Gavin‐‐he's here, too.	Gavin‐‐he's here, too.
672	00:42:31,049	00:42:33,676	We helped him plant some roots.	We helped him plant some roots.
673	00:42:33,676	00:42:36,429	The two of you belong together...	The two of you belong together...
674	00:42:36,429	00:42:38,014	with us.	with us.
675	00:42:38,014	00:42:41,309	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
676	00:42:41,309	00:42:43,895	‐ [whimpers]	‐ [whimpers]
677	00:42:43,895	00:42:46,105	‐ No, child.	‐ No, child.
678	00:42:46,105	00:42:48,232	Don't fret. ‐ [whimpers]	Don't fret. ‐ [whimpers]
679	00:42:48,232	00:42:51,861	ELLIE: Just to make sure there's no pain.	ELLIE: Just to make sure there's no pain.
680	00:42:51,861	00:42:53,696	‐ Ellie has the kindest of ways.	‐ Ellie has the kindest of ways.
681	00:42:53,696	00:42:55,990	You won't feel a thing.	You won't feel a thing.
682	00:42:55,990	00:42:58,367	‐ Just the relief of not having to see,	‐ Just the relief of not having to see,
683	00:42:58,367	00:43:01,120	not having to weep anymore.	not having to weep anymore.
684	00:43:01,120	00:43:02,330	‐ And guess what.	‐ And guess what.
685	00:43:02,330	00:43:05,041	I built you the tiniest, comfiest place.	I built you the tiniest, comfiest place.
686	00:43:05,041	00:43:08,252	The only problem we have there	The only problem we have there
687	00:43:08,252	00:43:10,379	is the damn cockroaches	is the damn cockroaches
688	00:43:10,379	00:43:13,132	will just keep nibbling away at everything.	will just keep nibbling away at everything.
689	00:43:13,132	00:43:14,300	‐ Hush, Sam.	‐ Hush, Sam.
690	00:43:14,300	00:43:16,677	She doesn't need to think about that now.	She doesn't need to think about that now.
691	00:43:16,677	00:43:18,554	‐ Oh, sorry.	‐ Oh, sorry.
692	00:43:18,554	00:43:22,600	‐ All that awaits is freedom forever	‐ All that awaits is freedom forever
693	00:43:22,600	00:43:25,019	from all the cruelties of life.	from all the cruelties of life.
694	00:43:25,019	00:43:29,690	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
695	00:43:29,690	00:43:36,239	[doorbell rings]	[doorbell rings]
696	00:43:42,328	00:43:44,163	Can I help you?	Can I help you?
697	00:43:44,163	00:43:47,708	‐ Um, have you, uh‐‐ have you seen this girl?	‐ Um, have you, uh‐‐ have you seen this girl?
698	00:43:47,708	00:43:50,628	I've been following her for some time now.	I've been following her for some time now.
699	00:43:50,628	00:43:53,464	I'm at the motel, and she isn't there.	I'm at the motel, and she isn't there.
700	00:43:53,464	00:43:56,008	I think she's been staying here.	I think she's been staying here.
701	00:43:56,008	00:43:59,345	‐ Yes, she was, but she left early this evening.	‐ Yes, she was, but she left early this evening.
702	00:43:59,345	00:44:01,806	‐ Are‐‐are you sure?	‐ Are‐‐are you sure?
703	00:44:01,806	00:44:05,226	I didn't see her leave.	I didn't see her leave.
704	00:44:05,226	00:44:06,519	‐ [laughs]	‐ [laughs]
705	00:44:06,519	00:44:08,229	Why don't you come on in?	Why don't you come on in?
706	00:44:08,229	00:44:09,939	We'll straighten all this out.	We'll straighten all this out.
707	00:44:09,939	00:44:11,566	‐ Thank you.	‐ Thank you.
708	00:44:15,361	00:44:17,196	[door closes] ELLIE: Please.	[door closes] ELLIE: Please.
709	00:44:17,196	00:44:20,324	Sit here, Mr.... ‐ Balsam.	Sit here, Mr.... ‐ Balsam.
710	00:44:20,324	00:44:23,578	ELLIE: Well, Mr. Balsam, you look exhausted.	ELLIE: Well, Mr. Balsam, you look exhausted.
711	00:44:23,578	00:44:26,289	‐ You've got no idea how tired I am.	‐ You've got no idea how tired I am.
712	00:44:26,289	00:44:27,540	‐ You stay right here.	‐ You stay right here.
713	00:44:27,540	00:44:30,585	I'm gonna bring you a nice cup of hot tea.	I'm gonna bring you a nice cup of hot tea.
714	00:44:30,585	00:44:31,794	‐ Thank you.	‐ Thank you.
715	00:44:33,504	00:44:36,507	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
716	00:44:36,507	00:44:39,719	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
717	00:44:39,719	00:44:42,138	JENNA: [whimpers]	JENNA: [whimpers]
718	00:44:42,138	00:44:49,145	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
719	00:45:02,700	00:45:05,995	‐ There we go.	‐ There we go.
720	00:45:05,995	00:45:08,998	‐ My son Tony.	‐ My son Tony.
721	00:45:08,998	00:45:12,668	‐ Oh. A very handsome young man.	‐ Oh. A very handsome young man.
722	00:45:12,668	00:45:14,462	‐ He's a good boy.	‐ He's a good boy.
723	00:45:14,462	00:45:16,839	Wouldn't hurt a fly.	Wouldn't hurt a fly.
724	00:45:16,839	00:45:18,633	He struggled with depression a bit,	He struggled with depression a bit,
725	00:45:18,633	00:45:20,551	but he's doing all right.	but he's doing all right.
726	00:45:20,551	00:45:22,261	We were so hopeful when he told us	We were so hopeful when he told us
727	00:45:22,261	00:45:24,889	that he met a girl that he really liked,	that he met a girl that he really liked,
728	00:45:24,889	00:45:26,557	one that really understood him.	one that really understood him.
729	00:45:26,557	00:45:29,560	A girl by the name of Jenna Branson.	A girl by the name of Jenna Branson.
730	00:45:31,729	00:45:33,564	Kids don't understand.	Kids don't understand.
731	00:45:33,564	00:45:35,608	They've got no sense of proportion.	They've got no sense of proportion.
732	00:45:35,608	00:45:38,569	Everything is huge...	Everything is huge...
733	00:45:38,569	00:45:41,239	dramatic, apocalyptic.	dramatic, apocalyptic.
734	00:45:41,239	00:45:43,157	‐ It's a passionate time.	‐ It's a passionate time.
735	00:45:43,157	00:45:44,367	They'll learn.	They'll learn.
736	00:45:44,367	00:45:46,369	Time's the teacher.	Time's the teacher.
737	00:45:46,369	00:45:48,287	‐ Tony didn't have time,	‐ Tony didn't have time,
738	00:45:48,287	00:45:49,664	not enough.	not enough.
739	00:45:49,664	00:45:54,252	The records show that he was on the phone...	The records show that he was on the phone...
740	00:45:54,252	00:45:55,836	with Jenna.	with Jenna.
741	00:45:55,836	00:45:58,673	‐ [gasps]	‐ [gasps]
742	00:45:58,673	00:46:00,299	BALSAM: I just want to talk to her.	BALSAM: I just want to talk to her.
743	00:46:00,299	00:46:04,303	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
744	00:46:04,303	00:46:06,973	‐ [grunts]	‐ [grunts]
745	00:46:06,973	00:46:14,021	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
746	00:46:14,021	00:46:16,941	‐ I'm not trying to blame anyone.	‐ I'm not trying to blame anyone.
747	00:46:16,941	00:46:19,652	I just want to know.	I just want to know.
748	00:46:19,652	00:46:22,071	[grunts]	[grunts]
749	00:46:25,366	00:46:27,785	‐ You took your sweet fucking time.	‐ You took your sweet fucking time.
750	00:46:27,785	00:46:30,788	[suspenseful music building]	[suspenseful music building]
751	00:46:30,788	00:46:34,417	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
752	00:46:34,417	00:46:36,002	‐ [grunts]	‐ [grunts]
753	00:46:36,002	00:46:43,009	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
754	00:46:55,646	00:46:57,857	‐ Bring his car around back and be quick about it.	‐ Bring his car around back and be quick about it.
755	00:46:57,857	00:47:04,864	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
756	00:47:04,864	00:47:07,867	‐ [grunting]	‐ [grunting]
757	00:47:07,867	00:47:14,874	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
758	00:47:22,506	00:47:25,301	[yelps]	[yelps]
759	00:47:25,301	00:47:28,304	[groaning]	[groaning]
760	00:47:28,304	00:47:35,311	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
761	00:47:41,108	00:47:44,320	[engine revving]	[engine revving]
762	00:47:44,320	00:47:51,327	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
763	00:48:00,127	00:48:03,130	[dramatic music]	[dramatic music]
764	00:48:03,130	00:48:10,137	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
765	00:48:31,700	00:48:33,494	[car beeping]	[car beeping]
766	00:48:33,494	00:48:35,371	SAM: I'll take him out to the quarry‐‐	SAM: I'll take him out to the quarry‐‐
767	00:48:35,371	00:48:38,666	[suspenseful music]	[suspenseful music]
768	00:48:38,666	00:48:41,502	We'll get her back sometime soon, okay?	We'll get her back sometime soon, okay?
769	00:48:41,502	00:48:48,509	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
770	00:48:54,223	00:48:57,059	Okay.	Okay.
771	00:48:57,059	00:48:58,561	ELLIE: Let's go. Help me.	ELLIE: Let's go. Help me.
772	00:48:58,561	00:49:00,104	Get his legs.	Get his legs.
773	00:49:00,104	00:49:03,065	[both grunting] SAM: He's huge.	[both grunting] SAM: He's huge.
774	00:49:03,065	00:49:07,319	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
775	00:49:07,319	00:49:08,446	All right?	All right?
776	00:49:08,446	00:49:11,031	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
777	00:49:11,031	00:49:12,366	[car door opens]	[car door opens]
778	00:49:12,366	00:49:14,118	What are we gonna do about Jenna?	What are we gonna do about Jenna?
779	00:49:14,118	00:49:16,954	ELLIE: She's going nowhere. We'll finish with her later‐‐	ELLIE: She's going nowhere. We'll finish with her later‐‐
780	00:49:16,954	00:49:18,581	after the weeding.	after the weeding.
781	00:49:18,581	00:49:24,128	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
782	00:49:24,128	00:49:27,131	[engine turns over]	[engine turns over]
783	00:49:27,131	00:49:34,138	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
784	00:50:19,808	00:50:22,811	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
785	00:50:22,811	00:50:29,693	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
786	00:50:50,548	00:50:54,635	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
787	00:50:54,635	00:50:57,304	‐ [grunts]	‐ [grunts]
788	00:50:57,304	00:51:00,516	[engine idling]	[engine idling]
789	00:51:00,516	00:51:03,143	[engine revving]	[engine revving]
790	00:51:03,143	00:51:09,900	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
791	00:51:20,452	00:51:23,706	‐ [screaming]	‐ [screaming]
792	00:51:23,706	00:51:26,292	[metal and glass crashing]	[metal and glass crashing]
793	00:51:36,218	00:51:39,221	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
794	00:51:39,221	00:51:46,228	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
795	00:51:55,779	00:51:58,782	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
796	00:51:58,782	00:52:05,789	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
797	00:52:15,299	00:52:18,302	[inhuman screeching]	[inhuman screeching]
798	00:52:18,302	00:52:25,225	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
799	00:52:25,225	00:52:27,978	[static crackling]	[static crackling]
800	00:52:30,356	00:52:32,191	[distorted voice]	[distorted voice]
801	00:52:32,191	00:52:35,194	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
802	00:52:35,194	00:52:42,201	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
803	00:52:48,248	00:52:50,626	[VCR whirs]	[VCR whirs]
804	00:53:01,804	00:53:03,180	MARY: Where did this come from?	MARY: Where did this come from?
805	00:53:03,180	00:53:04,848	STUDENT: There was just an envelope by your door	STUDENT: There was just an envelope by your door
806	00:53:04,848	00:53:06,433	when I got here this morning.	when I got here this morning.
807	00:53:06,433	00:53:09,353	‐ Throw it away.	‐ Throw it away.
808	00:53:09,353	00:53:10,646	[door closes]	[door closes]
809	00:53:10,646	00:53:13,774	"That tape was my first introduction to Simon.	"That tape was my first introduction to Simon.
810	00:53:13,774	00:53:15,401	"He embodied everything I despised,	"He embodied everything I despised,
811	00:53:15,401	00:53:17,820	"all the pitiless parasites who take advantage of people	"all the pitiless parasites who take advantage of people
812	00:53:17,820	00:53:19,363	"at their most vulnerable,	"at their most vulnerable,
813	00:53:19,363	00:53:23,742	"but from the moment I met him, I sensed there was...	"but from the moment I met him, I sensed there was...
814	00:53:23,742	00:53:27,162	there was something very different about Simon."	there was something very different about Simon."
815	00:53:29,373	00:53:32,376	"But first...	"But first...
816	00:53:32,376	00:53:34,545	I set out, quite frankly, to destroy him."	I set out, quite frankly, to destroy him."
817	00:53:34,545	00:53:36,505	[laughter]	[laughter]
818	00:53:36,505	00:53:38,549	‐ So love at first sight, then.	‐ So love at first sight, then.
819	00:53:38,549	00:53:40,384	‐ I'd say more like hate.	‐ I'd say more like hate.
820	00:53:40,384	00:53:42,177	‐ Yeah. I can confirm that.	‐ Yeah. I can confirm that.
821	00:53:42,177	00:53:44,179	[laughter]	[laughter]
822	00:53:44,179	00:53:46,598	‐ Your book is really all about Miles.	‐ Your book is really all about Miles.
823	00:53:46,598	00:53:48,851	I know it's hard, but can you talk about your son?	I know it's hard, but can you talk about your son?
824	00:53:48,851	00:53:50,561	His last few days?	His last few days?
825	00:53:50,561	00:53:53,605	[somber music]	[somber music]
826	00:53:53,605	00:53:56,442	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
827	00:53:56,442	00:54:00,112	MARY: I was alone with Miles when he came into the world,	MARY: I was alone with Miles when he came into the world,
828	00:54:00,112	00:54:03,073	and I was alone with him when he left.	and I was alone with him when he left.
829	00:54:03,073	00:54:04,658	‐ You know what? I'm his father.	‐ You know what? I'm his father.
830	00:54:04,658	00:54:06,827	He's my son, too. ‐ You're not his father.	He's my son, too. ‐ You're not his father.
831	00:54:06,827	00:54:08,162	You're just a man who walked out	You're just a man who walked out
832	00:54:08,162	00:54:10,205	because I refused to have an abortion.	because I refused to have an abortion.
833	00:54:10,205	00:54:14,001	‐ Yeah, well, I'm here now.	‐ Yeah, well, I'm here now.
834	00:54:14,001	00:54:16,837	‐ My God, you're drunk.	‐ My God, you're drunk.
835	00:54:16,837	00:54:20,132	‐ Well, I'm handling this my own way.	‐ Well, I'm handling this my own way.
836	00:54:20,132	00:54:21,383	‐ Get out of my sight.	‐ Get out of my sight.
837	00:54:26,180	00:54:29,057	[door closes]	[door closes]
838	00:54:29,057	00:54:31,351	MILES: You, Mom? MARY: Hey, Miles.	MILES: You, Mom? MARY: Hey, Miles.
839	00:54:37,107	00:54:38,525	How you doing?	How you doing?
840	00:54:38,525	00:54:40,277	‐ Good.	‐ Good.
841	00:54:40,277	00:54:43,280	‐ Can I get you anything?	‐ Can I get you anything?
842	00:54:43,280	00:54:47,284	‐ Mom. MARY: Mm‐hmm?	‐ Mom. MARY: Mm‐hmm?
843	00:54:47,284	00:54:50,245	‐ Where do you think we go...	‐ Where do you think we go...
844	00:54:50,245	00:54:51,955	after we die?	after we die?
845	00:54:54,875	00:54:57,419	‐ Um...	‐ Um...
846	00:54:57,419	00:55:00,422	well, I think that we just...	well, I think that we just...
847	00:55:02,799	00:55:04,968	We just go to sleep, you know?	We just go to sleep, you know?
848	00:55:07,304	00:55:10,015	‐ That's all right.	‐ That's all right.
849	00:55:10,015	00:55:13,602	I'm awfully tired.	I'm awfully tired.
850	00:55:13,602	00:55:16,813	‐ Where do you want to go?	‐ Where do you want to go?
851	00:55:16,813	00:55:18,232	‐ With you.	‐ With you.
852	00:55:18,232	00:55:21,860	I just want to be with you.	I just want to be with you.
853	00:55:21,860	00:55:23,487	‐ Close your eyes.	‐ Close your eyes.
854	00:55:23,487	00:55:27,366	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
855	00:55:27,366	00:55:29,952	[smooching]	[smooching]
856	00:55:29,952	00:55:32,704	Love you very, very, very much.	Love you very, very, very much.
857	00:55:32,704	00:55:34,331	‐ I love you.	‐ I love you.
858	00:55:34,331	00:55:39,378	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
859	00:55:39,378	00:55:43,840	MARY: I was like a fish trying to survive on air.	MARY: I was like a fish trying to survive on air.
860	00:55:43,840	00:55:45,676	But then it all changed.	But then it all changed.
861	00:55:45,676	00:55:52,683	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
862	00:56:06,989	00:56:09,491	‐ Hi.	‐ Hi.
863	00:56:09,491	00:56:11,326	‐ What are you doing?	‐ What are you doing?
864	00:56:11,326	00:56:12,619	‐ I was just saying hello.	‐ I was just saying hello.
865	00:56:12,619	00:56:14,246	‐ No, what are you doing in my office?	‐ No, what are you doing in my office?
866	00:56:14,246	00:56:15,414	Who let you in?	Who let you in?
867	00:56:15,414	00:56:18,667	‐ Which one do you want me to answer first?	‐ Which one do you want me to answer first?
868	00:56:18,667	00:56:20,586	‐ What?	‐ What?
869	00:56:20,586	00:56:23,839	‐ Who am I, who let me in, what am I doing here?	‐ Who am I, who let me in, what am I doing here?
870	00:56:23,839	00:56:27,801	‐ Can you please leave?	‐ Can you please leave?
871	00:56:27,801	00:56:29,886	‐ I thought this was your office hours.	‐ I thought this was your office hours.
872	00:56:29,886	00:56:32,639	‐ You're a student?	‐ You're a student?
873	00:56:32,639	00:56:34,600	‐ Of life.	‐ Of life.
874	00:56:34,600	00:56:35,684	‐ Right, you either leave,	‐ Right, you either leave,
875	00:56:35,684	00:56:37,394	or I'm calling the campus police.	or I'm calling the campus police.
876	00:56:37,394	00:56:39,896	‐ And have me arrested? For doing what?	‐ And have me arrested? For doing what?
877	00:56:39,896	00:56:41,189	For daring to disturb	For daring to disturb
878	00:56:41,189	00:56:44,109	the famous Professor Mary Florensky?	the famous Professor Mary Florensky?
879	00:56:44,109	00:56:46,486	I do dare, apparently. [bell tolls outside]	I do dare, apparently. [bell tolls outside]
880	00:56:46,486	00:56:49,990	Professor, this is not so much a profession for me	Professor, this is not so much a profession for me
881	00:56:49,990	00:56:52,618	but a calling, a vocation.	but a calling, a vocation.
882	00:56:52,618	00:56:55,704	‐ And what exactly is your calling?	‐ And what exactly is your calling?
883	00:56:55,704	00:56:57,539	‐ I'm a speaker for the dead.	‐ I'm a speaker for the dead.
884	00:57:01,209	00:57:03,795	You see my tape?	You see my tape?
885	00:57:03,795	00:57:05,881	‐ That was you?	‐ That was you?
886	00:57:05,881	00:57:09,676	Well, you're either a magician, or you're mentally ill.	Well, you're either a magician, or you're mentally ill.
887	00:57:09,676	00:57:13,263	‐ [chuckles]	‐ [chuckles]
888	00:57:13,263	00:57:14,890	I did go crazy there for a while	I did go crazy there for a while
889	00:57:14,890	00:57:17,684	while I was refusing my calling.	while I was refusing my calling.
890	00:57:17,684	00:57:21,938	I tried every numbing agent possible.	I tried every numbing agent possible.
891	00:57:21,938	00:57:23,023	I'm still in recovery.	I'm still in recovery.
892	00:57:23,023	00:57:25,525	I always will be, they say, but...	I always will be, they say, but...
893	00:57:25,525	00:57:28,779	other than that, I'm deeply and tragically sane.	other than that, I'm deeply and tragically sane.
894	00:57:28,779	00:57:30,739	‐ Or a glutton for punishment.	‐ Or a glutton for punishment.
895	00:57:30,739	00:57:32,282	You do know what it is I do?	You do know what it is I do?
896	00:57:32,282	00:57:33,367	‐ Yes. Yes.	‐ Yes. Yes.
897	00:57:33,367	00:57:35,118	You expose frauds.	You expose frauds.
898	00:57:35,118	00:57:36,745	You publicly humiliate them.	You publicly humiliate them.
899	00:57:36,745	00:57:38,622	I've read your books.	I've read your books.
900	00:57:38,622	00:57:39,831	I've seen you on TV,	I've seen you on TV,
901	00:57:39,831	00:57:41,625	and, quite frankly, you are no fun.	and, quite frankly, you are no fun.
902	00:57:41,625	00:57:43,210	‐ Neither are frauds.	‐ Neither are frauds.
903	00:57:43,210	00:57:44,503	‐ Why is it so important	‐ Why is it so important
904	00:57:44,503	00:57:46,922	that you convince everybody it's all bullshit?	that you convince everybody it's all bullshit?
905	00:57:46,922	00:57:49,383	Who are you really trying to convince‐‐yourself?	Who are you really trying to convince‐‐yourself?
906	00:57:49,383	00:57:50,676	‐ Right, time's up. I'm very busy.	‐ Right, time's up. I'm very busy.
907	00:57:50,676	00:57:54,262	Now leave, or I am calling the campus police.	Now leave, or I am calling the campus police.
908	00:57:54,262	00:57:55,722	‐ Professor, I don't want to be here	‐ Professor, I don't want to be here
909	00:57:55,722	00:57:57,766	any more than you want me here.	any more than you want me here.
910	00:57:57,766	00:57:59,893	‐ Good. We agree.	‐ Good. We agree.
911	00:57:59,893	00:58:01,353	Now leave.	Now leave.
912	00:58:03,772	00:58:05,482	SIMON: I can't do that.	SIMON: I can't do that.
913	00:58:05,482	00:58:06,817	‐ And why is that?	‐ And why is that?
914	00:58:06,817	00:58:08,527	‐ Because Miles sent me here.	‐ Because Miles sent me here.
915	00:58:10,445	00:58:14,241	MARY: Science was once defined as putting nature to the rack,	MARY: Science was once defined as putting nature to the rack,
916	00:58:14,241	00:58:16,535	and I guess, in a way, that's what I did with Simon.	and I guess, in a way, that's what I did with Simon.
917	00:58:16,535	00:58:19,705	I tested him every way, everywhere I could.	I tested him every way, everywhere I could.
918	00:58:19,705	00:58:22,374	‐ So from skeptic to believer?	‐ So from skeptic to believer?
919	00:58:22,374	00:58:24,084	‐ Believer?	‐ Believer?
920	00:58:24,084	00:58:26,044	No.	No.
921	00:58:26,044	00:58:28,547	Faith is believing in things that you can't see,	Faith is believing in things that you can't see,
922	00:58:28,547	00:58:31,508	but I saw what Simon can do.	but I saw what Simon can do.
923	00:58:31,508	00:58:34,511	‐ Well, it's not me that does anything.	‐ Well, it's not me that does anything.
924	00:58:34,511	00:58:36,012	‐ Oh...	‐ Oh...
925	00:58:36,012	00:58:39,766	All right, what comes through him.	All right, what comes through him.
926	00:58:39,766	00:58:42,310	I challenge any of you to...	I challenge any of you to...
927	00:58:42,310	00:58:44,396	to witness one of Simon's convocations	to witness one of Simon's convocations
928	00:58:44,396	00:58:47,023	and remain unchanged.	and remain unchanged.
929	00:58:47,023	00:58:48,442	[ominous sting]	[ominous sting]
930	00:58:48,442	00:58:51,153	All right, our subject today is Simon McNeal.	All right, our subject today is Simon McNeal.
931	00:58:51,153	00:58:52,404	He's 28 years old.	He's 28 years old.
932	00:58:52,404	00:58:54,322	In addition to being a charming narcissist,	In addition to being a charming narcissist,
933	00:58:54,322	00:58:56,158	he's also a self‐professed medium.	he's also a self‐professed medium.
934	00:58:56,158	00:58:58,785	Today we'll put those claims to the test.	Today we'll put those claims to the test.
935	00:59:14,968	00:59:18,805	So, as you can see, the room is bare.	So, as you can see, the room is bare.
936	00:59:18,805	00:59:21,558	Simon, too. Arms.	Simon, too. Arms.
937	00:59:50,962	00:59:53,590	‐ [whispering] He's almost here.	‐ [whispering] He's almost here.
938	00:59:53,590	00:59:56,593	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
939	00:59:56,593	01:00:03,600	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
940	01:00:04,726	01:00:06,061	‐ For those of you that don't know,	‐ For those of you that don't know,
941	01:00:06,061	01:00:08,522	I've recently lost my son Miles to leukemia.	I've recently lost my son Miles to leukemia.
942	01:00:08,522	01:00:09,815	He was 7 years old.	He was 7 years old.
943	01:00:09,815	01:00:13,109	This is what people like Simon like to prey on‐‐	This is what people like Simon like to prey on‐‐
944	01:00:13,109	01:00:15,237	grief.	grief.
945	01:00:15,237	01:00:19,491	So today we're gonna make an example of him.	So today we're gonna make an example of him.
946	01:00:19,491	01:00:22,869	All right, Simon, can you hear us?	All right, Simon, can you hear us?
947	01:00:22,869	01:00:25,539	We're ready for your miracles whenever you are.	We're ready for your miracles whenever you are.
948	01:00:27,374	01:00:29,543	‐ You're all gonna hear some very disturbing sounds.	‐ You're all gonna hear some very disturbing sounds.
949	01:00:29,543	01:00:31,294	That's part of the convocation.	That's part of the convocation.
950	01:00:31,294	01:00:32,963	But no matter what you hear,	But no matter what you hear,
951	01:00:32,963	01:00:35,173	that door must stay closed.	that door must stay closed.
952	01:00:38,552	01:00:41,555	Mary, I've accepted your controls	Mary, I've accepted your controls
953	01:00:41,555	01:00:44,474	and your precautions,	and your precautions,
954	01:00:44,474	01:00:46,518	but I need complete darkness.	but I need complete darkness.
955	01:00:48,895	01:00:50,397	Or rather, they do.	Or rather, they do.
956	01:00:52,399	01:00:55,110	‐ "They"? ‐ The dead.	‐ "They"? ‐ The dead.
957	01:00:55,110	01:00:58,572	[electricity crackles]	[electricity crackles]
958	01:00:58,572	01:01:01,575	[screaming]	[screaming]
959	01:01:01,575	01:01:04,578	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
960	01:01:04,578	01:01:09,207	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
961	01:01:09,207	01:01:10,750	[static crackling]	[static crackling]
962	01:01:10,750	01:01:14,921	[inhuman screeching]	[inhuman screeching]
963	01:01:14,921	01:01:17,924	[distorted screaming]	[distorted screaming]
964	01:01:17,924	01:01:20,677	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
965	01:01:20,677	01:01:23,346	[static crackling]	[static crackling]
966	01:01:23,346	01:01:24,347	[distorted moan]	[distorted moan]
967	01:01:29,561	01:01:31,563	‐ Simon, can you hear us?	‐ Simon, can you hear us?
968	01:01:33,148	01:01:34,774	Simon?	Simon?
969	01:01:38,194	01:01:40,488	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
970	01:01:40,488	01:01:42,866	[inhuman screech]	[inhuman screech]
971	01:01:44,743	01:01:47,746	SIMON: [breathing heavily]	SIMON: [breathing heavily]
972	01:01:50,123	01:01:51,583	MARY: Hey, hey.	MARY: Hey, hey.
973	01:01:51,583	01:01:52,751	It's okay. It's all right.	It's okay. It's all right.
974	01:01:52,751	01:01:54,586	Can you call a medic? STUDENT: Yeah.	Can you call a medic? STUDENT: Yeah.
975	01:01:54,586	01:01:56,880	‐ It's okay, Simon. Breathe.	‐ It's okay, Simon. Breathe.
976	01:01:56,880	01:02:00,634	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
977	01:02:00,634	01:02:07,641	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
978	01:02:07,641	01:02:11,770	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
979	01:02:11,770	01:02:14,689	[siren wailing]	[siren wailing]
980	01:02:14,689	01:02:18,568	[indistinct radio chatter]	[indistinct radio chatter]
981	01:02:18,568	01:02:21,196	What happened back there?	What happened back there?
982	01:02:21,196	01:02:22,948	‐ I just let them speak.	‐ I just let them speak.
983	01:02:24,950	01:02:27,494	I let him speak.	I let him speak.
984	01:02:27,494	01:02:29,245	‐ It's not possible.	‐ It's not possible.
985	01:02:29,245	01:02:31,831	‐ Oh, Mary.	‐ Oh, Mary.
986	01:02:31,831	01:02:33,458	You aren't ready.	You aren't ready.
987	01:02:36,294	01:02:39,673	‐ I need to know what happened back there.	‐ I need to know what happened back there.
988	01:02:39,673	01:02:41,633	‐ You aren't ready, Mary.	‐ You aren't ready, Mary.
989	01:02:41,633	01:02:43,635	‐ What happened?	‐ What happened?
990	01:02:43,635	01:02:45,303	‐ Ma'am.	‐ Ma'am.
991	01:02:45,303	01:02:47,138	Please.	Please.
992	01:02:47,138	01:02:50,141	[dramatic music]	[dramatic music]
993	01:02:50,141	01:02:57,190	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
994	01:03:11,830	01:03:14,833	‐ He's not in there, you know.	‐ He's not in there, you know.
995	01:03:14,833	01:03:17,085	Not the real him.	Not the real him.
996	01:03:17,085	01:03:19,754	That's just some old clothes he's grown out of.	That's just some old clothes he's grown out of.
997	01:03:19,754	01:03:22,298	‐ I see you've recovered.	‐ I see you've recovered.
998	01:03:22,298	01:03:24,926	‐ I see you haven't. ‐ No, I haven't.	‐ I see you haven't. ‐ No, I haven't.
999	01:03:24,926	01:03:27,262	I can't stop thinking about him.	I can't stop thinking about him.
1000	01:03:29,055	01:03:32,100	SIMON: Is that why you asked me here?	SIMON: Is that why you asked me here?
1001	01:03:32,100	01:03:34,519	‐ Assumptions must be tempered by an open mind	‐ Assumptions must be tempered by an open mind
1002	01:03:34,519	01:03:37,147	to new evidence.	to new evidence.
1003	01:03:37,147	01:03:39,441	The best scientists always question.	The best scientists always question.
1004	01:03:42,527	01:03:45,822	I'm willing to have my mind opened...	I'm willing to have my mind opened...
1005	01:03:45,822	01:03:47,991	by you.	by you.
1006	01:03:47,991	01:03:49,826	‐ I'm telling you,	‐ I'm telling you,
1007	01:03:49,826	01:03:52,328	he's not in there.	he's not in there.
1008	01:03:52,328	01:03:53,997	‐ Then where is he?	‐ Then where is he?
1009	01:04:57,060	01:05:04,109	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1010	01:05:42,105	01:05:44,816	‐ He just wants to be near you.	‐ He just wants to be near you.
1011	01:05:44,816	01:05:47,110	‐ That's what he said...	‐ That's what he said...
1012	01:05:47,110	01:05:50,029	his very last words to me.	his very last words to me.
1013	01:05:50,029	01:05:52,448	‐ He's so much closer than you realize.	‐ He's so much closer than you realize.
1014	01:05:58,788	01:06:00,456	No, I'm okay.	No, I'm okay.
1015	01:06:02,458	01:06:04,127	‐ Sorry.	‐ Sorry.
1016	01:06:04,127	01:06:06,004	I forgot.	I forgot.
1017	01:06:06,004	01:06:07,130	‐ Don't be.	‐ Don't be.
1018	01:06:07,130	01:06:09,090	I'm a better man on the wagon.	I'm a better man on the wagon.
1019	01:06:09,090	01:06:11,551	I've fallen off enough times to know.	I've fallen off enough times to know.
1020	01:06:13,011	01:06:15,013	MARY: Why would my son come to you and not me?	MARY: Why would my son come to you and not me?
1021	01:06:15,013	01:06:16,431	I'm his mother.	I'm his mother.
1022	01:06:18,766	01:06:21,060	I don't understand. I need to understand.	I don't understand. I need to understand.
1023	01:06:21,060	01:06:24,731	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1024	01:06:24,731	01:06:26,065	Please.	Please.
1025	01:06:28,109	01:06:31,821	‐ Once upon a time, we were wanderers.	‐ Once upon a time, we were wanderers.
1026	01:06:31,821	01:06:35,909	And long before we ever built a permanent home for ourselves,	And long before we ever built a permanent home for ourselves,
1027	01:06:35,909	01:06:37,952	we built homes for our dead,	we built homes for our dead,
1028	01:06:37,952	01:06:40,288	places we'd return to in our wanderings,	places we'd return to in our wanderings,
1029	01:06:40,288	01:06:44,626	to rest, to recover, to honor them.	to rest, to recover, to honor them.
1030	01:06:44,626	01:06:46,127	And then as we stopped our wanderings,	And then as we stopped our wanderings,
1031	01:06:46,127	01:06:48,713	we stopped building new homes.	we stopped building new homes.
1032	01:06:48,713	01:06:51,341	We moved in with our dead.	We moved in with our dead.
1033	01:06:51,341	01:06:54,469	We buried them beneath us as we continued to honor them	We buried them beneath us as we continued to honor them
1034	01:06:54,469	01:06:57,597	and be protected and nurtured by them.	and be protected and nurtured by them.
1035	01:06:57,597	01:07:02,393	But as time passed, our conception of them changed.	But as time passed, our conception of them changed.
1036	01:07:02,393	01:07:05,438	We began to fear them.	We began to fear them.
1037	01:07:05,438	01:07:09,943	And in that fear, we banished them...	And in that fear, we banished them...
1038	01:07:09,943	01:07:11,986	from the homes to the churchyard	from the homes to the churchyard
1039	01:07:11,986	01:07:14,155	and then farther...	and then farther...
1040	01:07:14,155	01:07:16,616	to outside the city walls.	to outside the city walls.
1041	01:07:16,616	01:07:20,995	Step by step, we exiled them to their highway,	Step by step, we exiled them to their highway,
1042	01:07:20,995	01:07:24,374	leaving them homeless and voiceless.	leaving them homeless and voiceless.
1043	01:07:24,374	01:07:26,417	They want their stories to be told.	They want their stories to be told.
1044	01:07:26,417	01:07:29,045	They want their voices to be heard.	They want their voices to be heard.
1045	01:07:31,256	01:07:34,926	They want to be close to those they love the most...	They want to be close to those they love the most...
1046	01:07:34,926	01:07:36,803	like your son.	like your son.
1047	01:07:39,222	01:07:41,641	‐ My son exists only in my memory.	‐ My son exists only in my memory.
1048	01:07:44,018	01:07:48,606	‐ Didn't he leave you a message?	‐ Didn't he leave you a message?
1049	01:07:48,606	01:07:52,610	‐ Whatever happened that day, it doesn't prove anything.	‐ Whatever happened that day, it doesn't prove anything.
1050	01:07:55,738	01:07:58,992	‐ Miles sent me to you for a reason, Mary.	‐ Miles sent me to you for a reason, Mary.
1051	01:07:58,992	01:08:03,454	Because if you, with all your tools of science,	Because if you, with all your tools of science,
1052	01:08:03,454	01:08:06,416	with all your certainty, if you fail to prove me wrong,	with all your certainty, if you fail to prove me wrong,
1053	01:08:06,416	01:08:09,043	it will change the world.	it will change the world.
1054	01:08:09,043	01:08:11,504	And at that point,	And at that point,
1055	01:08:11,504	01:08:15,133	you will see how close your son really is to you.	you will see how close your son really is to you.
1056	01:08:15,133	01:08:22,140	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1057	01:08:58,009	01:09:01,929	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
1058	01:09:01,929	01:09:06,184	‐ [gasps, breathing heavily]	‐ [gasps, breathing heavily]
1059	01:09:06,184	01:09:09,395	Simon knew things that no one else could know,	Simon knew things that no one else could know,
1060	01:09:09,395	01:09:11,481	and through him, Miles sent me messages	and through him, Miles sent me messages
1061	01:09:11,481	01:09:14,192	that couldn't be from anyone else.	that couldn't be from anyone else.
1062	01:09:14,192	01:09:16,694	I guess that's why I fell in love with him.	I guess that's why I fell in love with him.
1063	01:09:16,694	01:09:20,323	It's almost like Miles was giving me permission.	It's almost like Miles was giving me permission.
1064	01:09:20,323	01:09:22,116	A year later, I can still feel my son	A year later, I can still feel my son
1065	01:09:22,116	01:09:23,618	everywhere I go.	everywhere I go.
1066	01:09:23,618	01:09:24,911	And then I began to realize	And then I began to realize
1067	01:09:24,911	01:09:28,498	that this wasn't just about me and my son.	that this wasn't just about me and my son.
1068	01:09:28,498	01:09:29,957	It was about all of us.	It was about all of us.
1069	01:09:29,957	01:09:34,170	I mean, what if scientists were the ones acting on faith	I mean, what if scientists were the ones acting on faith
1070	01:09:34,170	01:09:36,130	instead of using our best resources	instead of using our best resources
1071	01:09:36,130	01:09:38,549	to find the truth?	to find the truth?
1072	01:09:38,549	01:09:41,427	We have the ability to study quantum objects	We have the ability to study quantum objects
1073	01:09:41,427	01:09:45,431	a billion times smaller than an atom to...	a billion times smaller than an atom to...
1074	01:09:45,431	01:09:48,726	the largest structure there is‐‐the universe itself.	the largest structure there is‐‐the universe itself.
1075	01:09:48,726	01:09:51,229	And that's why we started this foundation.	And that's why we started this foundation.
1076	01:09:51,229	01:09:52,855	With your financial support,	With your financial support,
1077	01:09:52,855	01:09:55,274	we would have access to the best imaging power	we would have access to the best imaging power
1078	01:09:55,274	01:09:57,485	science has to offer.	science has to offer.
1079	01:09:57,485	01:09:59,487	Simon has a great quote for it.	Simon has a great quote for it.
1080	01:09:59,487	01:10:00,822	‐ Yes.	‐ Yes.
1081	01:10:00,822	01:10:05,368	"The horizon is just the limits of our vision."	"The horizon is just the limits of our vision."
1082	01:10:05,368	01:10:06,953	‐ Isn't he something?	‐ Isn't he something?
1083	01:10:06,953	01:10:10,581	You have no idea what he's capable of.	You have no idea what he's capable of.
1084	01:10:10,581	01:10:17,547	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1085	01:10:27,181	01:10:29,392	What are you doing?	What are you doing?
1086	01:10:29,392	01:10:31,269	‐ Oh, fuck.	‐ Oh, fuck.
1087	01:10:34,564	01:10:36,566	‐ I'm so sorry, Professor.	‐ I'm so sorry, Professor.
1088	01:10:40,528	01:10:42,321	‐ You want to stop looking at me like that?	‐ You want to stop looking at me like that?
1089	01:10:42,321	01:10:43,948	MARY: Like what?	MARY: Like what?
1090	01:10:43,948	01:10:46,325	‐ Like I just shot your fucking dog.	‐ Like I just shot your fucking dog.
1091	01:10:46,325	01:10:50,413	‐ Explain yourself.	‐ Explain yourself.
1092	01:10:50,413	01:10:51,998	‐ Can it wait till I'm sober?	‐ Can it wait till I'm sober?
1093	01:10:51,998	01:10:53,708	MARY: No. Now.	MARY: No. Now.
1094	01:10:53,708	01:10:58,212	‐ Well, I think the crime scene speaks for itself, no?	‐ Well, I think the crime scene speaks for itself, no?
1095	01:10:58,212	01:11:00,423	‐ This isn't you, Simon.	‐ This isn't you, Simon.
1096	01:11:00,423	01:11:01,507	‐ What if it is?	‐ What if it is?
1097	01:11:01,507	01:11:03,718	What if this is exactly who I am?	What if this is exactly who I am?
1098	01:11:03,718	01:11:06,179	‐ Don't do that. No.	‐ Don't do that. No.
1099	01:11:06,179	01:11:07,889	Simon.	Simon.
1100	01:11:07,889	01:11:09,724	I know you.	I know you.
1101	01:11:09,724	01:11:11,809	‐ You don't know me. You haven't got a fucking clue.	‐ You don't know me. You haven't got a fucking clue.
1102	01:11:11,809	01:11:13,895	‐ You're in recovery,	‐ You're in recovery,
1103	01:11:13,895	01:11:16,063	and this is part of the struggle with your gift.	and this is part of the struggle with your gift.
1104	01:11:16,063	01:11:18,357	‐ What you don't know...	‐ What you don't know...
1105	01:11:18,357	01:11:20,151	is that's where I met your ex.	is that's where I met your ex.
1106	01:11:22,612	01:11:26,282	I was his sponsor in the program.	I was his sponsor in the program.
1107	01:11:26,282	01:11:29,160	He told me all about your dying son.	He told me all about your dying son.
1108	01:11:31,913	01:11:34,123	‐ What do you‐‐	‐ What do you‐‐
1109	01:11:34,123	01:11:36,918	No, what are you saying?	No, what are you saying?
1110	01:11:38,795	01:11:42,048	No. You answer me!	No. You answer me!
1111	01:11:42,048	01:11:43,591	‐ I was small‐time, Mary.	‐ I was small‐time, Mary.
1112	01:11:43,591	01:11:45,510	You helped me go big‐time.	You helped me go big‐time.
1113	01:11:45,510	01:11:48,012	But investors‐‐that's another story completely.	But investors‐‐that's another story completely.
1114	01:11:48,012	01:11:49,180	I've been to prison.	I've been to prison.
1115	01:11:49,180	01:11:51,682	I have no interest in going back there.	I have no interest in going back there.
1116	01:11:51,682	01:11:54,352	You don't fuck with people with money.	You don't fuck with people with money.
1117	01:11:54,352	01:11:55,812	You understand me?	You understand me?
1118	01:11:55,812	01:11:58,731	They don't take lightly to being conned.	They don't take lightly to being conned.
1119	01:11:58,731	01:12:00,233	‐ What con?	‐ What con?
1120	01:12:00,233	01:12:02,735	‐ Oh, Mary, wake the fuck up.	‐ Oh, Mary, wake the fuck up.
1121	01:12:02,735	01:12:06,030	It was a con. It was all a con.	It was a con. It was all a con.
1122	01:12:06,030	01:12:07,365	‐ No. That's impossible.	‐ No. That's impossible.
1123	01:12:07,365	01:12:08,991	You couldn't fake that. I was there.	You couldn't fake that. I was there.
1124	01:12:08,991	01:12:11,285	‐ That first time in the lab, I rigged it.	‐ That first time in the lab, I rigged it.
1125	01:12:11,285	01:12:13,412	I paid a maintenance guy to cut the power.	I paid a maintenance guy to cut the power.
1126	01:12:13,412	01:12:15,540	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1127	01:12:15,540	01:12:17,291	And the messages from beyond?	And the messages from beyond?
1128	01:12:17,291	01:12:19,460	I wrote those the night before.	I wrote those the night before.
1129	01:12:19,460	01:12:20,962	I used phenolphthalein.	I used phenolphthalein.
1130	01:12:20,962	01:12:24,257	It's invisible until exposed to an activating agent‐‐	It's invisible until exposed to an activating agent‐‐
1131	01:12:24,257	01:12:26,467	in this case, simple ammonia.	in this case, simple ammonia.
1132	01:12:26,467	01:12:30,513	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1133	01:12:30,513	01:12:34,934	[distorted screams]	[distorted screams]
1134	01:12:34,934	01:12:36,686	Oh, and the seizures?	Oh, and the seizures?
1135	01:12:36,686	01:12:39,105	That was a microdose of penicillin.	That was a microdose of penicillin.
1136	01:12:39,105	01:12:40,106	I'm allergic to it.	I'm allergic to it.
1137	01:12:40,106	01:12:41,315	Takes an hour to kick in	Takes an hour to kick in
1138	01:12:41,315	01:12:44,819	and makes the drama all the more convincing.	and makes the drama all the more convincing.
1139	01:12:44,819	01:12:47,405	You fell for it, Mary, but you fell too hard.	You fell for it, Mary, but you fell too hard.
1140	01:12:47,405	01:12:50,283	I tried to slow things down, but you were obsessed.	I tried to slow things down, but you were obsessed.
1141	01:12:50,283	01:12:52,243	This ends here and now.	This ends here and now.
1142	01:12:52,243	01:12:54,453	Your son is dead. He's gone.	Your son is dead. He's gone.
1143	01:12:54,453	01:12:56,789	He's six feet under.	He's six feet under.
1144	01:12:59,750	01:13:01,377	‐ Fucking piece of shit.	‐ Fucking piece of shit.
1145	01:13:01,377	01:13:02,628	‐ For what, Mary?	‐ For what, Mary?
1146	01:13:02,628	01:13:04,422	For telling people what they want to hear?	For telling people what they want to hear?
1147	01:13:04,422	01:13:06,299	For giving them closure?	For giving them closure?
1148	01:13:06,299	01:13:08,301	‐ You fucking drunk!	‐ You fucking drunk!
1149	01:13:11,178	01:13:13,347	SIMON: Just remember something.	SIMON: Just remember something.
1150	01:13:13,347	01:13:14,348	No one's gonna believe	No one's gonna believe
1151	01:13:14,348	01:13:16,434	that you're not in this with me.	that you're not in this with me.
1152	01:13:16,434	01:13:18,436	So, if I'm going to jail, you're going with me.	So, if I'm going to jail, you're going with me.
1153	01:13:18,436	01:13:20,897	‐ [breathing heavily]	‐ [breathing heavily]
1154	01:13:49,050	01:13:52,053	[chalk squeaking and scraping]	[chalk squeaking and scraping]
1155	01:13:58,351	01:14:04,732	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1156	01:14:04,732	01:14:05,942	[bedsprings squeak]	[bedsprings squeak]
1157	01:14:05,942	01:14:08,945	[labored breathing]	[labored breathing]
1158	01:14:08,945	01:14:15,952	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1159	01:14:25,294	01:14:28,297	[dark music]	[dark music]
1160	01:14:28,297	01:14:35,304	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1161	01:14:53,030	01:14:56,033	[swing squeaking]	[swing squeaking]
1162	01:15:12,925	01:15:17,179	‐ I'm not entirely sure what I said last night.	‐ I'm not entirely sure what I said last night.
1163	01:15:17,179	01:15:19,432	Uh, I blacked out,	Uh, I blacked out,
1164	01:15:19,432	01:15:22,268	which isn't surprising.	which isn't surprising.
1165	01:15:22,268	01:15:24,270	When you haven't fallen off the wagon in a while,	When you haven't fallen off the wagon in a while,
1166	01:15:24,270	01:15:26,647	sometimes it can be a pretty big fall.	sometimes it can be a pretty big fall.
1167	01:15:26,647	01:15:29,442	‐ I get it.	‐ I get it.
1168	01:15:29,442	01:15:32,611	‐ Right, so what did I say? ‐ You told me the truth.	‐ Right, so what did I say? ‐ You told me the truth.
1169	01:15:34,405	01:15:37,116	‐ Yeah, I was afraid of that. Um, I'm gonna grab my stuff.	‐ Yeah, I was afraid of that. Um, I'm gonna grab my stuff.
1170	01:15:37,116	01:15:39,035	‐ Why? Where are you going?	‐ Why? Where are you going?
1171	01:15:40,870	01:15:43,122	‐ I don't know. Uh, not here.	‐ I don't know. Uh, not here.
1172	01:15:43,122	01:15:44,832	I assume you don't want me here.	I assume you don't want me here.
1173	01:15:44,832	01:15:48,377	‐ You're not going anywhere. We have a lot of work to do.	‐ You're not going anywhere. We have a lot of work to do.
1174	01:15:48,377	01:15:51,672	‐ What do you mean "we"?	‐ What do you mean "we"?
1175	01:15:51,672	01:15:53,966	‐ Maybe I knew all along.	‐ Maybe I knew all along.
1176	01:15:53,966	01:15:56,427	Hmm.	Hmm.
1177	01:15:56,427	01:15:58,012	But that doesn't matter now.	But that doesn't matter now.
1178	01:15:58,012	01:16:01,307	This is much bigger than you and me.	This is much bigger than you and me.
1179	01:16:01,307	01:16:03,517	‐ I'm sorry. I'm not understanding.	‐ I'm sorry. I'm not understanding.
1180	01:16:03,517	01:16:06,020	‐ The show must go on.	‐ The show must go on.
1181	01:16:08,147	01:16:10,441	There's a lot of money on the table.	There's a lot of money on the table.
1182	01:16:10,441	01:16:13,027	We still have investors coming tonight.	We still have investors coming tonight.
1183	01:16:13,027	01:16:14,862	Go get yourself cleaned up.	Go get yourself cleaned up.
1184	01:16:14,862	01:16:17,239	Go on.	Go on.
1185	01:16:18,783	01:16:23,329	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1186	01:16:23,329	01:16:26,916	[laughs]	[laughs]
1187	01:16:26,916	01:16:29,460	We're inviting you to become part of a Manhattan Project	We're inviting you to become part of a Manhattan Project
1188	01:16:29,460	01:16:32,088	to see over the horizon	to see over the horizon
1189	01:16:32,088	01:16:34,840	that separates life from death.	that separates life from death.
1190	01:16:34,840	01:16:38,469	[crowd murmurs excitedly] The real final frontier.	[crowd murmurs excitedly] The real final frontier.
1191	01:16:40,221	01:16:41,847	Are you ready, my love?	Are you ready, my love?
1192	01:16:43,265	01:16:45,184	‐ Ready.	‐ Ready.
1193	01:16:45,184	01:16:46,644	‐ You're all in for a real treat.	‐ You're all in for a real treat.
1194	01:16:46,644	01:16:48,020	[man chuckles]	[man chuckles]
1195	01:16:48,020	01:16:51,148	Simon has agreed to perform a convocation tonight.	Simon has agreed to perform a convocation tonight.
1196	01:16:51,148	01:16:52,900	So, if you'd like to come upstairs,	So, if you'd like to come upstairs,
1197	01:16:52,900	01:16:55,528	you can witness what Simon can do.	you can witness what Simon can do.
1198	01:16:55,528	01:16:58,531	Come. [crowd chatters excitedly]	Come. [crowd chatters excitedly]
1199	01:16:58,531	01:17:02,159	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1200	01:17:02,159	01:17:04,161	‐ What the fuck are you doing?	‐ What the fuck are you doing?
1201	01:17:06,330	01:17:09,041	‐ Just play along.	‐ Just play along.
1202	01:17:09,041	01:17:10,626	You'll see.	You'll see.
1203	01:17:10,626	01:17:17,633	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1204	01:18:17,735	01:18:20,362	[whispering] You know, you really pissed them off.	[whispering] You know, you really pissed them off.
1205	01:18:20,362	01:18:27,369	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1206	01:18:39,757	01:18:43,302	Now, you are gonna hear some very disturbing noises,	Now, you are gonna hear some very disturbing noises,
1207	01:18:43,302	01:18:44,553	but you mustn't be concerned.	but you mustn't be concerned.
1208	01:18:44,553	01:18:46,889	It's all part of the convocation.	It's all part of the convocation.
1209	01:18:46,889	01:18:48,724	The dead have highways,	The dead have highways,
1210	01:18:48,724	01:18:51,268	and Simon creates an opening,	and Simon creates an opening,
1211	01:18:51,268	01:18:53,479	an exit, so to speak.	an exit, so to speak.
1212	01:18:53,479	01:18:57,066	No matter what happens, no matter what we hear,	No matter what happens, no matter what we hear,
1213	01:18:57,066	01:19:00,152	we mustn't open the door.	we mustn't open the door.
1214	01:19:00,152	01:19:02,112	Isn't that right, Simon?	Isn't that right, Simon?
1215	01:19:02,112	01:19:05,115	[rocking chair creaking]	[rocking chair creaking]
1216	01:19:14,959	01:19:17,253	MILES: [whispering eerily] We're not sleeping.	MILES: [whispering eerily] We're not sleeping.
1217	01:19:23,259	01:19:25,761	[suspenseful sting]	[suspenseful sting]
1218	01:19:25,761	01:19:29,056	[eerie rumbling]	[eerie rumbling]
1219	01:19:29,056	01:19:32,059	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
1220	01:19:38,107	01:19:40,484	[screaming]	[screaming]
1221	01:19:40,484	01:19:43,487	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
1222	01:19:44,905	01:19:46,657	‐ What the fuck is this?	‐ What the fuck is this?
1223	01:19:46,657	01:19:50,661	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
1224	01:19:56,208	01:19:58,544	Mary! Save me!	Mary! Save me!
1225	01:19:58,544	01:19:59,712	[screaming]	[screaming]
1226	01:19:59,712	01:20:01,088	[crunching and cracking]	[crunching and cracking]
1227	01:20:01,088	01:20:04,508	[screaming]	[screaming]
1228	01:20:04,508	01:20:07,094	What the fuck is happening to me?	What the fuck is happening to me?
1229	01:20:07,094	01:20:08,971	‐ It's very disturbing how he suffers	‐ It's very disturbing how he suffers
1230	01:20:08,971	01:20:10,723	to communicate with the beyond.	to communicate with the beyond.
1231	01:20:10,723	01:20:12,558	SIMON: Mary, let me the fuck out of here!	SIMON: Mary, let me the fuck out of here!
1232	01:20:12,558	01:20:15,019	‐ But we mustn't interfere.	‐ But we mustn't interfere.
1233	01:20:15,019	01:20:18,063	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
1234	01:20:20,107	01:20:23,110	SIMON: [screaming]	SIMON: [screaming]
1235	01:20:23,110	01:20:24,903	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
1236	01:20:24,903	01:20:26,405	[inhuman shrieking]	[inhuman shrieking]
1237	01:20:26,405	01:20:29,408	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
1238	01:20:29,408	01:20:33,120	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1239	01:20:33,120	01:20:34,663	[screaming]	[screaming]
1240	01:20:34,663	01:20:37,791	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
1241	01:20:37,791	01:20:41,420	[screaming]	[screaming]
1242	01:20:41,420	01:20:48,427	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1243	01:20:52,139	01:20:54,933	[screaming]	[screaming]
1244	01:20:54,933	01:21:01,982	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1245	01:21:04,860	01:21:08,614	[voices stop, electricity crackles]	[voices stop, electricity crackles]
1246	01:21:13,494	01:21:16,497	[wind whistling]	[wind whistling]
1247	01:21:27,007	01:21:28,092	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
1248	01:21:28,092	01:21:31,095	[wheezing]	[wheezing]
1249	01:21:31,095	01:21:34,098	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
1250	01:21:34,098	01:21:39,353	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1251	01:21:39,353	01:21:42,147	[gasps and wheezes]	[gasps and wheezes]
1252	01:21:42,147	01:21:43,524	MARY: Shh.	MARY: Shh.
1253	01:21:43,524	01:21:46,527	‐ [wheezes]	‐ [wheezes]
1254	01:21:46,527	01:21:50,197	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1255	01:21:50,197	01:21:52,699	[choking coughs]	[choking coughs]
1256	01:21:52,699	01:21:55,869	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1257	01:21:55,869	01:21:58,580	I'm so sorry.	I'm so sorry.
1258	01:21:58,580	01:22:00,999	‐ [softly] It's okay.	‐ [softly] It's okay.
1259	01:22:00,999	01:22:02,960	Shh.	Shh.
1260	01:22:02,960	01:22:04,795	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1261	01:22:04,795	01:22:06,797	Shh. ‐ [gasps]	Shh. ‐ [gasps]
1262	01:22:06,797	01:22:10,968	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1263	01:22:10,968	01:22:13,971	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
1264	01:22:13,971	01:22:20,978	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1265	01:22:22,688	01:22:26,150	‐ $7.50.	‐ $7.50.
1266	01:22:26,150	01:22:30,154	‐ Yes. ‐ Thanks.	‐ Yes. ‐ Thanks.
1267	01:22:30,154	01:22:31,864	‐ Ooh. I'm sorry.	‐ Ooh. I'm sorry.
1268	01:22:31,864	01:22:34,700	I think I left my wallet in my other coat.	I think I left my wallet in my other coat.
1269	01:22:34,700	01:22:36,243	‐ I got you.	‐ I got you.
1270	01:22:36,243	01:22:38,537	[rock music playing]	[rock music playing]
1271	01:22:38,537	01:22:41,039	Oh, fuck.	Oh, fuck.
1272	01:22:41,039	01:22:43,125	‐ Would you allow us to take these with us,	‐ Would you allow us to take these with us,
1273	01:22:43,125	01:22:46,545	and then we'll come by later and pay you?	and then we'll come by later and pay you?
1274	01:22:46,545	01:22:48,630	‐ Yeah, no can do.	‐ Yeah, no can do.
1275	01:22:48,630	01:22:49,631	‐ Really?	‐ Really?
1276	01:22:49,631	01:22:52,259	‐ Wow, man. Wha‐‐[scoffs]	‐ Wow, man. Wha‐‐[scoffs]
1277	01:22:52,259	01:22:55,179	‐ That's gonna be $7.50.	‐ That's gonna be $7.50.
1278	01:22:55,179	01:22:57,931	‐ Do you know Ravenmoor?	‐ Do you know Ravenmoor?
1279	01:22:57,931	01:22:59,141	‐ Yeah.	‐ Yeah.
1280	01:22:59,141	01:23:01,393	BENNETT: Is it a nice place?	BENNETT: Is it a nice place?
1281	01:23:01,393	01:23:02,895	‐ No.	‐ No.
1282	01:23:02,895	01:23:04,813	‐ Well, we're headed there.	‐ Well, we're headed there.
1283	01:23:04,813	01:23:08,692	Unless you want to join us in the trunk of our car,	Unless you want to join us in the trunk of our car,
1284	01:23:08,692	01:23:10,611	you'll surrender these beverages to us	you'll surrender these beverages to us
1285	01:23:10,611	01:23:12,070	and allow us to pay you later,	and allow us to pay you later,
1286	01:23:12,070	01:23:16,241	and you will do it very quickly so they do not get cold.	and you will do it very quickly so they do not get cold.
1287	01:23:17,659	01:23:20,370	‐ Okay, these are on the house. ‐ Thank you very much.	‐ Okay, these are on the house. ‐ Thank you very much.
1288	01:23:20,370	01:23:21,830	[engine turns over]	[engine turns over]
1289	01:23:21,830	01:23:24,833	[tires squeal]	[tires squeal]
1290	01:23:26,251	01:23:27,503	Hey, hey! ‐ Oh, fuck!	Hey, hey! ‐ Oh, fuck!
1291	01:23:27,503	01:23:28,670	[tires squeal]	[tires squeal]
1292	01:23:28,670	01:23:29,963	[horn blares]	[horn blares]
1293	01:23:29,963	01:23:33,175	[engine revving]	[engine revving]
1294	01:23:33,175	01:23:34,843	Fucking kids with their headphones.	Fucking kids with their headphones.
1295	01:23:34,843	01:23:37,054	Generation of zombies, man. Sorry, B.	Generation of zombies, man. Sorry, B.
1296	01:23:37,054	01:23:38,639	‐ Whatever, man.	‐ Whatever, man.
1297	01:23:41,058	01:23:44,061	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
1298	01:23:44,061	01:23:51,109	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1299	01:24:10,712	01:24:12,214	STEVE: Place is royally fucked up, man.	STEVE: Place is royally fucked up, man.
1300	01:24:12,214	01:24:14,716	Some bad shit happened here when I was a kid.	Some bad shit happened here when I was a kid.
1301	01:24:14,716	01:24:18,554	Everybody knows this whole neighborhood is haunted.	Everybody knows this whole neighborhood is haunted.
1302	01:24:18,554	01:24:20,222	Hey, do you even know where we're going?	Hey, do you even know where we're going?
1303	01:24:20,222	01:24:21,807	‐ 47 Tollington Place.	‐ 47 Tollington Place.
1304	01:24:21,807	01:24:23,058	It's probably up the street here,	It's probably up the street here,
1305	01:24:23,058	01:24:24,184	a few blocks away.	a few blocks away.
1306	01:24:24,184	01:24:26,103	Just keep driving.	Just keep driving.
1307	01:24:26,103	01:24:28,313	[cell phone rings] ‐ Oh, fuck.	[cell phone rings] ‐ Oh, fuck.
1308	01:24:28,313	01:24:30,190	Shit, who's that, man?	Shit, who's that, man?
1309	01:24:30,190	01:24:31,900	‐ That is my happy place.	‐ That is my happy place.
1310	01:24:31,900	01:24:34,069	We get this book, get out of here,	We get this book, get out of here,
1311	01:24:34,069	01:24:36,363	I'm buying a condo in Mexico on the beach.	I'm buying a condo in Mexico on the beach.
1312	01:24:36,363	01:24:38,240	Me and Jeannie, we're gonna sip tequilas	Me and Jeannie, we're gonna sip tequilas
1313	01:24:38,240	01:24:41,410	and watch the divorcees doing downward‐facing dog	and watch the divorcees doing downward‐facing dog
1314	01:24:41,410	01:24:42,744	on the yoga lawn.	on the yoga lawn.
1315	01:24:42,744	01:24:44,621	‐ [laughs]	‐ [laughs]
1316	01:24:44,621	01:24:45,998	‐ And I'm gonna read.	‐ And I'm gonna read.
1317	01:24:45,998	01:24:49,876	Gonna read Jack Reacher and William Shakespeare	Gonna read Jack Reacher and William Shakespeare
1318	01:24:49,876	01:24:52,212	and leave the fucking rats in the sewer.	and leave the fucking rats in the sewer.
1319	01:24:52,212	01:24:53,297	[dramatic sting] ‐ Whoa!	[dramatic sting] ‐ Whoa!
1320	01:24:53,297	01:24:54,923	[tires squeal]	[tires squeal]
1321	01:24:54,923	01:24:56,008	‐ What the fuck, man?	‐ What the fuck, man?
1322	01:24:56,008	01:24:57,259	‐ You see that, man?	‐ You see that, man?
1323	01:24:57,259	01:24:59,136	There was a‐‐ there was a woman, man.	There was a‐‐ there was a woman, man.
1324	01:24:59,136	01:25:02,014	‐ What woman? ‐ She was just right there.	‐ What woman? ‐ She was just right there.
1325	01:25:02,014	01:25:05,517	[car rumbling]	[car rumbling]
1326	01:25:06,685	01:25:08,478	Aw, shit. [engine sputtering]	Aw, shit. [engine sputtering]
1327	01:25:08,478	01:25:10,105	Aw, no, no, no, no.	Aw, no, no, no, no.
1328	01:25:10,105	01:25:12,316	‐ Okay, pop the hood.	‐ Okay, pop the hood.
1329	01:25:15,611	01:25:16,862	[car door closes]	[car door closes]
1330	01:25:25,078	01:25:27,164	‐ Hey, uh, what's wrong, B?	‐ Hey, uh, what's wrong, B?
1331	01:25:27,164	01:25:28,915	‐ Hold on.	‐ Hold on.
1332	01:25:33,211	01:25:35,505	[person moaning]	[person moaning]
1333	01:25:37,799	01:25:40,344	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
1334	01:25:40,344	01:25:45,474	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1335	01:25:45,474	01:25:47,601	PERSON: Stevie...	PERSON: Stevie...
1336	01:25:49,770	01:25:52,564	[voices whispering]	[voices whispering]
1337	01:25:52,564	01:25:55,275	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
1338	01:25:55,275	01:25:57,986	BENNETT: Try it now.	BENNETT: Try it now.
1339	01:25:57,986	01:26:00,530	Dude, you hear me?	Dude, you hear me?
1340	01:26:00,530	01:26:04,201	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1341	01:26:04,201	01:26:07,162	Hey, bro, where you going?	Hey, bro, where you going?
1342	01:26:07,162	01:26:09,373	Where the fuck you going, man?	Where the fuck you going, man?
1343	01:26:09,373	01:26:10,666	Steve!	Steve!
1344	01:26:15,629	01:26:20,676	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1345	01:26:20,676	01:26:23,679	Steve? Are you praying, man?	Steve? Are you praying, man?
1346	01:26:23,679	01:26:26,431	To God?	To God?
1347	01:26:26,431	01:26:29,059	'Cause I guarantee He ain't listening.	'Cause I guarantee He ain't listening.
1348	01:26:29,059	01:26:31,061	STEVE: Nah. Not God, B.	STEVE: Nah. Not God, B.
1349	01:26:31,061	01:26:32,771	‐ Then who?	‐ Then who?
1350	01:26:32,771	01:26:34,314	STEVE: My mom, man.	STEVE: My mom, man.
1351	01:26:34,314	01:26:36,108	BENNETT: Your mom? STEVE: Yeah.	BENNETT: Your mom? STEVE: Yeah.
1352	01:26:36,108	01:26:40,570	Yeah, you remember my mom, B?	Yeah, you remember my mom, B?
1353	01:26:40,570	01:26:42,739	BENNETT: Of course I remember your mom.	BENNETT: Of course I remember your mom.
1354	01:26:42,739	01:26:44,533	‐ [laughs] BENNETT: Amazing lady.	‐ [laughs] BENNETT: Amazing lady.
1355	01:26:44,533	01:26:47,661	‐ Yeah, she is.	‐ Yeah, she is.
1356	01:26:47,661	01:26:51,456	BENNETT: Tell her I say hey.	BENNETT: Tell her I say hey.
1357	01:26:51,456	01:26:54,626	‐ She says, uh‐‐she says she always liked you, B.	‐ She says, uh‐‐she says she always liked you, B.
1358	01:26:54,626	01:26:58,505	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1359	01:26:58,505	01:27:00,507	BENNETT: What the fuck?	BENNETT: What the fuck?
1360	01:27:00,507	01:27:02,342	What are you doing, Steve?	What are you doing, Steve?
1361	01:27:02,342	01:27:05,303	‐ She wants me to come with her, man.	‐ She wants me to come with her, man.
1362	01:27:05,303	01:27:07,389	‐ Put the gun down, man.	‐ Put the gun down, man.
1363	01:27:07,389	01:27:09,599	‐ Oh, it's nice where she is.	‐ Oh, it's nice where she is.
1364	01:27:09,599	01:27:13,061	You know, it's a‐‐ it's a happy place, man.	You know, it's a‐‐ it's a happy place, man.
1365	01:27:13,061	01:27:15,772	‐ Brother, listen to me.	‐ Brother, listen to me.
1366	01:27:15,772	01:27:18,358	You were right, man.	You were right, man.
1367	01:27:18,358	01:27:20,527	There's nothing here for us.	There's nothing here for us.
1368	01:27:22,696	01:27:24,906	[gunshot, inhuman scream]	[gunshot, inhuman scream]
1369	01:27:28,034	01:27:31,037	[eerie music building]	[eerie music building]
1370	01:27:31,037	01:27:38,003	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1371	01:27:38,003	01:27:41,006	[breathing heavily]	[breathing heavily]
1372	01:27:47,721	01:27:50,015	[engine turns over, revs]	[engine turns over, revs]
1373	01:27:50,015	01:27:54,186	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1374	01:27:54,186	01:27:56,188	[engine revs]	[engine revs]
1375	01:27:58,815	01:28:00,233	[tires squeal]	[tires squeal]
1376	01:28:00,233	01:28:03,195	[suspenseful music]	[suspenseful music]
1377	01:28:03,195	01:28:10,202	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1378	01:28:14,706	01:28:17,667	[rats squeaking]	[rats squeaking]
1379	01:28:17,667	01:28:24,508	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1380	01:28:40,524	01:28:43,527	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
1381	01:28:43,527	01:28:50,534	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1382	01:29:05,882	01:29:08,718	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
1383	01:29:49,509	01:29:50,760	[person laughing]	[person laughing]
1384	01:29:50,760	01:29:53,847	[dramatic sting]	[dramatic sting]
1385	01:29:53,847	01:29:56,850	[suspenseful music building]	[suspenseful music building]
1386	01:29:56,850	01:30:03,899	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1387	01:30:16,494	01:30:19,289	[door creaks]	[door creaks]
1388	01:30:19,289	01:30:25,420	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1389	01:30:27,172	01:30:29,633	Where is it?	Where is it?
1390	01:30:29,633	01:30:31,968	‐ What?	‐ What?
1391	01:30:31,968	01:30:33,345	‐ The book.	‐ The book.
1392	01:30:35,263	01:30:37,015	Don't fuck with me, lady.	Don't fuck with me, lady.
1393	01:30:37,015	01:30:39,309	Just give me what I want, and I'll go.	Just give me what I want, and I'll go.
1394	01:30:39,309	01:30:41,686	‐ Oh, I don't think you know what you want...	‐ Oh, I don't think you know what you want...
1395	01:30:47,525	01:30:48,985	Or where you're going.	Or where you're going.
1396	01:30:48,985	01:30:50,904	‐ Believe it or not, I don't want to have to kill	‐ Believe it or not, I don't want to have to kill
1397	01:30:50,904	01:30:52,405	anybody else today.	anybody else today.
1398	01:30:52,405	01:30:56,910	So I'm asking you one last time, where's the book?	So I'm asking you one last time, where's the book?
1399	01:30:56,910	01:30:57,911	‐ What book?	‐ What book?
1400	01:30:57,911	01:31:00,205	‐ The Book of Blood.	‐ The Book of Blood.
1401	01:31:00,205	01:31:03,124	‐ Oh, that book.	‐ Oh, that book.
1402	01:31:03,124	01:31:04,668	Well, you're looking at it.	Well, you're looking at it.
1403	01:31:04,668	01:31:06,795	[rocking chair creaking]	[rocking chair creaking]
1404	01:31:06,795	01:31:08,713	And it's looking at you.	And it's looking at you.
1405	01:31:10,465	01:31:12,550	‐ What happened to him?	‐ What happened to him?
1406	01:31:12,550	01:31:15,804	‐ You see, all the dead have stories.	‐ You see, all the dead have stories.
1407	01:31:15,804	01:31:17,639	In fact, that's all they have.	In fact, that's all they have.
1408	01:31:17,639	01:31:21,184	And they chose Simon...	And they chose Simon...
1409	01:31:21,184	01:31:23,019	to be their page.	to be their page.
1410	01:31:23,019	01:31:27,649	He lives on so that the dead can have a voice.	He lives on so that the dead can have a voice.
1411	01:31:27,649	01:31:29,275	‐ Who are you?	‐ Who are you?
1412	01:31:29,275	01:31:31,194	What are you doing here?	What are you doing here?
1413	01:31:31,194	01:31:33,405	‐ I'm his sole reader.	‐ I'm his sole reader.
1414	01:31:33,405	01:31:34,447	The dead can be heard	The dead can be heard
1415	01:31:34,447	01:31:36,741	all around these abandoned streets.	all around these abandoned streets.
1416	01:31:36,741	01:31:38,785	But all roads lead to Simon,	But all roads lead to Simon,
1417	01:31:38,785	01:31:41,454	where the highways first opened.	where the highways first opened.
1418	01:31:41,454	01:31:44,624	Because of Simon, I'm exactly where I want to be.	Because of Simon, I'm exactly where I want to be.
1419	01:31:44,624	01:31:46,960	I'm in my happy place.	I'm in my happy place.
1420	01:31:49,504	01:31:52,257	‐ I just want the book, lady.	‐ I just want the book, lady.
1421	01:31:52,257	01:31:54,968	So, if he's the fucking book, then I'm taking him with me.	So, if he's the fucking book, then I'm taking him with me.
1422	01:31:54,968	01:31:56,219	‐ You're not the first,	‐ You're not the first,
1423	01:31:56,219	01:31:57,971	and you certainly will not be the last,	and you certainly will not be the last,
1424	01:31:57,971	01:31:59,848	to seek The Book of Blood.	to seek The Book of Blood.
1425	01:31:59,848	01:32:03,101	See, all their stories are on him, too...	See, all their stories are on him, too...
1426	01:32:03,101	01:32:05,729	as yours will be.	as yours will be.
1427	01:32:05,729	01:32:08,857	You've been writing your story your whole life.	You've been writing your story your whole life.
1428	01:32:08,857	01:32:11,985	And now it's time to come to its end.	And now it's time to come to its end.
1429	01:32:11,985	01:32:13,486	‐ My story doesn't end here.	‐ My story doesn't end here.
1430	01:32:13,486	01:32:15,989	‐ All stories end here.	‐ All stories end here.
1431	01:32:15,989	01:32:22,996	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1432	01:32:24,622	01:32:27,625	[scrabbling]	[scrabbling]
1433	01:32:27,625	01:32:30,795	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1434	01:32:30,795	01:32:33,798	[rats squeaking]	[rats squeaking]
1435	01:32:33,798	01:32:38,094	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1436	01:32:38,094	01:32:40,930	‐ [screams] Fuck! Get off!	‐ [screams] Fuck! Get off!
1437	01:32:40,930	01:32:43,933	[rats screeching]	[rats screeching]
1438	01:32:43,933	01:32:49,481	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1439	01:32:49,481	01:32:51,232	[rat screeches]	[rat screeches]
1440	01:32:51,232	01:32:57,781	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1441	01:32:57,781	01:33:00,784	[moaning]	[moaning]
1442	01:33:00,784	01:33:07,791	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1443	01:33:32,649	01:33:35,652	[indistinct chatter]	[indistinct chatter]
1444	01:33:42,033	01:33:44,160	SAM: All right, one, two, three, and...	SAM: All right, one, two, three, and...
1445	01:33:44,160	01:33:46,621	[grunting] ‐ [coughs]	[grunting] ‐ [coughs]
1446	01:33:46,621	01:33:50,834	SAM: How much cake did you eat tonight?	SAM: How much cake did you eat tonight?
1447	01:33:50,834	01:33:54,170	[grunting]	[grunting]
1448	01:34:02,345	01:34:04,055	Can I help you with something?	Can I help you with something?
1449	01:34:04,055	01:34:07,058	[suspenseful music]	[suspenseful music]
1450	01:34:07,058	01:34:13,940	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1451	01:34:19,070	01:34:21,281	‐ Got to protect the garden.	‐ Got to protect the garden.
1452	01:34:21,281	01:34:24,284	[tense music]	[tense music]
1453	01:34:24,284	01:34:31,291	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1454	01:34:34,460	01:34:37,088	[machines beeping]	[machines beeping]
1455	01:34:37,088	01:34:38,506	‐ [grunts]	‐ [grunts]
1456	01:34:38,506	01:34:45,513	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1457	01:34:48,099	01:34:49,809	SHERIFF: Recognize him?	SHERIFF: Recognize him?
1458	01:34:49,809	01:34:51,936	NICOLE: I believe that's the father of her ex‐boyfriend.	NICOLE: I believe that's the father of her ex‐boyfriend.
1459	01:34:51,936	01:34:54,355	SHERIFF: You probably heard about what happened to the boy?	SHERIFF: You probably heard about what happened to the boy?
1460	01:34:54,355	01:34:56,858	‐ Jenna was quite broken up about it.	‐ Jenna was quite broken up about it.
1461	01:34:56,858	01:34:58,443	She hasn't been herself since.	She hasn't been herself since.
1462	01:34:58,443	01:35:00,528	SHERIFF: You ever meet him? Or the father?	SHERIFF: You ever meet him? Or the father?
1463	01:35:00,528	01:35:01,905	NICOLE: No.	NICOLE: No.
1464	01:35:01,905	01:35:05,325	Well, he tried to see us. He wanted to talk to Jenna.	Well, he tried to see us. He wanted to talk to Jenna.
1465	01:35:05,325	01:35:07,577	I wouldn't let him. SHERIFF: Why is that?	I wouldn't let him. SHERIFF: Why is that?
1466	01:35:07,577	01:35:10,997	‐ What good would it have done, dredging all that up?	‐ What good would it have done, dredging all that up?
1467	01:35:10,997	01:35:12,582	I mean, the boy was dead.	I mean, the boy was dead.
1468	01:35:12,582	01:35:14,709	No fault of Jenna's.	No fault of Jenna's.
1469	01:35:14,709	01:35:16,753	She needed to move on with her life.	She needed to move on with her life.
1470	01:35:16,753	01:35:18,755	‐ He believed your daughter was responsible	‐ He believed your daughter was responsible
1471	01:35:18,755	01:35:20,256	for his son's death.	for his son's death.
1472	01:35:20,256	01:35:21,549	He stalked her for some time	He stalked her for some time
1473	01:35:21,549	01:35:23,343	and then either convinced her to meet	and then either convinced her to meet
1474	01:35:23,343	01:35:25,553	or snatched her off the street and then drugged her.	or snatched her off the street and then drugged her.
1475	01:35:25,553	01:35:27,764	Vehicle software shows that it was parked	Vehicle software shows that it was parked
1476	01:35:27,764	01:35:29,015	before it sped off the cliff.	before it sped off the cliff.
1477	01:35:29,015	01:35:30,975	That and the lack of any skid marks	That and the lack of any skid marks
1478	01:35:30,975	01:35:34,354	or signs of braking suggest that this was no accident.	or signs of braking suggest that this was no accident.
1479	01:35:34,354	01:35:38,149	Best guess‐‐he was aiming for suicide and murder,	Best guess‐‐he was aiming for suicide and murder,
1480	01:35:38,149	01:35:40,777	but only succeeded in the first part.	but only succeeded in the first part.
1481	01:35:40,777	01:35:42,654	DOCTOR: Your daughter is very lucky.	DOCTOR: Your daughter is very lucky.
1482	01:35:42,654	01:35:45,615	I have no doubt that physically she will be fine.	I have no doubt that physically she will be fine.
1483	01:35:45,615	01:35:47,784	She has little memory of what happened,	She has little memory of what happened,
1484	01:35:47,784	01:35:49,744	but given the drugs and the trauma,	but given the drugs and the trauma,
1485	01:35:49,744	01:35:51,579	that's not unexpected,	that's not unexpected,
1486	01:35:51,579	01:35:53,414	maybe even a blessing.	maybe even a blessing.
1487	01:35:53,414	01:36:00,380	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1488	01:36:06,177	01:36:09,013	[chewing] NICOLE: Want to talk about it?	[chewing] NICOLE: Want to talk about it?
1489	01:36:11,432	01:36:13,685	It's okay. That's fine.	It's okay. That's fine.
1490	01:36:13,685	01:36:15,353	You don't have to say a word.	You don't have to say a word.
1491	01:36:15,353	01:36:17,313	[chewing]	[chewing]
1492	01:36:17,313	01:36:19,607	Mom's gonna take care of everything.	Mom's gonna take care of everything.
1493	01:36:19,607	01:36:23,236	[chewing and slurping crescendo]	[chewing and slurping crescendo]
1494	01:36:23,236	01:36:26,739	[spinner whirs]	[spinner whirs]
1495	01:36:26,739	01:36:27,824	All right.	All right.
1496	01:36:27,824	01:36:29,951	[game piece tapping]	[game piece tapping]
1497	01:36:29,951	01:36:31,536	Lucky girl.	Lucky girl.
1498	01:36:31,536	01:36:33,663	Hmm. A law degree.	Hmm. A law degree.
1499	01:36:33,663	01:36:35,999	‐ Nice. You're set for life.	‐ Nice. You're set for life.
1500	01:36:35,999	01:36:37,208	[loud crunch]	[loud crunch]
1501	01:36:51,222	01:36:54,225	[somber music]	[somber music]
1502	01:36:54,225	01:37:01,274	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1503	01:37:05,737	01:37:07,196	TONY: I wish you were here.	TONY: I wish you were here.
1504	01:37:07,196	01:37:09,282	JENNA: Wherever we are is here.	JENNA: Wherever we are is here.
1505	01:37:09,282	01:37:10,908	TONY: I know, but still...	TONY: I know, but still...
1506	01:37:12,577	01:37:14,912	Tell me again about the first time.	Tell me again about the first time.
1507	01:37:14,912	01:37:18,583	‐ You were right behind me in that ridiculous class.	‐ You were right behind me in that ridiculous class.
1508	01:37:18,583	01:37:20,501	‐ Deconstructing the Neoliberal Gaze.	‐ Deconstructing the Neoliberal Gaze.
1509	01:37:20,501	01:37:22,503	JENNA: And you looked over my shoulder	JENNA: And you looked over my shoulder
1510	01:37:22,503	01:37:24,130	and saw me drawing everyone.	and saw me drawing everyone.
1511	01:37:24,130	01:37:25,673	‐ Like a horde of zombie lemmings	‐ Like a horde of zombie lemmings
1512	01:37:25,673	01:37:27,675	marching off the edge of a cliff.	marching off the edge of a cliff.
1513	01:37:27,675	01:37:29,886	‐ And you leaned in	‐ And you leaned in
1514	01:37:29,886	01:37:32,680	and whispered into my ear...	and whispered into my ear...
1515	01:37:32,680	01:37:36,934	"Life is a problem in search of a solution."	"Life is a problem in search of a solution."
1516	01:37:36,934	01:37:39,020	I knew we were meant for each other.	I knew we were meant for each other.
1517	01:37:39,020	01:37:40,271	TONY: We are.	TONY: We are.
1518	01:37:40,271	01:37:42,273	I just wish‐‐ JENNA: What?	I just wish‐‐ JENNA: What?
1519	01:37:42,273	01:37:45,151	‐ That we could be together.	‐ That we could be together.
1520	01:37:45,151	01:37:47,153	‐ We're joining the great, infinite nothing.	‐ We're joining the great, infinite nothing.
1521	01:37:47,153	01:37:48,488	We will be together.	We will be together.
1522	01:37:48,488	01:37:50,907	‐ No, I mean...	‐ No, I mean...
1523	01:37:50,907	01:37:53,493	when we do it, we could do it together.	when we do it, we could do it together.
1524	01:37:53,493	01:37:56,788	‐ No, don't you see? It's not just about us.	‐ No, don't you see? It's not just about us.
1525	01:37:56,788	01:37:58,956	It's about the sign we leave behind us,	It's about the sign we leave behind us,
1526	01:37:58,956	01:38:01,709	the footprints in the sand showing others the way.	the footprints in the sand showing others the way.
1527	01:38:01,709	01:38:03,503	Our folks, all the students,	Our folks, all the students,
1528	01:38:03,503	01:38:05,129	they'll just think it was about us,	they'll just think it was about us,
1529	01:38:05,129	01:38:06,506	that we were in love and‐‐	that we were in love and‐‐
1530	01:38:06,506	01:38:08,174	‐ I am in love with you.	‐ I am in love with you.
1531	01:38:08,174	01:38:10,593	‐ Me too, but that's not the point.	‐ Me too, but that's not the point.
1532	01:38:10,593	01:38:13,096	It'll completely muddy the message.	It'll completely muddy the message.
1533	01:38:13,096	01:38:14,305	‐ The message?	‐ The message?
1534	01:38:14,305	01:38:16,641	‐ That life is a lie,	‐ That life is a lie,
1535	01:38:16,641	01:38:18,518	that we said no to all the bullshit,	that we said no to all the bullshit,
1536	01:38:18,518	01:38:22,605	that we chose the freedom of annihilation.	that we chose the freedom of annihilation.
1537	01:38:22,605	01:38:24,190	‐ Right.	‐ Right.
1538	01:38:26,859	01:38:28,194	‐ If you want out, just say it.	‐ If you want out, just say it.
1539	01:38:28,194	01:38:30,822	‐ No, I‐I just‐‐	‐ No, I‐I just‐‐
1540	01:38:30,822	01:38:33,825	[ominous music]	[ominous music]
1541	01:38:33,825	01:38:37,787	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1542	01:38:37,787	01:38:39,872	‐ Okay, try this.	‐ Okay, try this.
1543	01:38:39,872	01:38:42,208	Close your eyes.	Close your eyes.
1544	01:38:42,208	01:38:44,085	Picture me.	Picture me.
1545	01:38:44,085	01:38:47,171	I'm right there with you. We'll do it at the same time.	I'm right there with you. We'll do it at the same time.
1546	01:38:48,756	01:38:50,758	You're on the roof, right?	You're on the roof, right?
1547	01:38:50,758	01:38:53,094	Me too.	Me too.
1548	01:38:53,094	01:38:54,470	TONY: I want to.	TONY: I want to.
1549	01:38:54,470	01:38:56,597	I really, really do.	I really, really do.
1550	01:38:58,433	01:39:01,394	I just don't think I can. I'm scared.	I just don't think I can. I'm scared.
1551	01:39:01,394	01:39:04,230	JENNA: If you don't do it now, you're never gonna do it.	JENNA: If you don't do it now, you're never gonna do it.
1552	01:39:06,149	01:39:08,025	I thought you understood.	I thought you understood.
1553	01:39:09,444	01:39:11,028	‐ I'm getting off the ledge.	‐ I'm getting off the ledge.
1554	01:39:11,028	01:39:13,906	‐ No, don't you dare, you fucking coward!	‐ No, don't you dare, you fucking coward!
1555	01:39:13,906	01:39:15,450	‐ Okay.	‐ Okay.
1556	01:39:17,743	01:39:19,162	I'm still here.	I'm still here.
1557	01:39:19,162	01:39:22,457	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1558	01:39:22,457	01:39:24,917	‐ Okay, good.	‐ Okay, good.
1559	01:39:24,917	01:39:27,670	Now we just do it, together.	Now we just do it, together.
1560	01:39:27,670	01:39:29,046	We do it right now, okay?	We do it right now, okay?
1561	01:39:29,046	01:39:32,258	We just fucking do it now!	We just fucking do it now!
1562	01:39:32,258	01:39:35,261	[somber music]	[somber music]
1563	01:39:35,261	01:39:37,638	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1564	01:39:37,638	01:39:39,724	Hello?	Hello?
1565	01:39:39,724	01:39:44,353	[sobbing]	[sobbing]
1566	01:39:44,353	01:39:47,690	Tony?	Tony?
1567	01:39:47,690	01:39:48,900	Hello?	Hello?
1568	01:39:48,900	01:39:55,907	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1569	01:40:28,356	01:40:31,359	[tense music]	[tense music]
1570	01:40:31,359	01:40:38,366	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1571	01:40:48,543	01:40:51,546	[quietly eerie music]	[quietly eerie music]
1572	01:40:51,546	01:40:58,553	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1573	01:42:04,285	01:42:07,288	[music builds]	[music builds]
1574	01:42:07,288	01:42:14,253	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1575	01:42:28,893	01:42:31,896	[exhales deeply]	[exhales deeply]
1576	01:42:36,275	01:42:39,278	[eerie music]	[eerie music]
1577	01:42:39,278	01:42:45,201	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1578	01:42:45,201	01:42:49,914	‐ So many stories, my love.	‐ So many stories, my love.
1579	01:42:49,914	01:42:51,874	So many stories.	So many stories.
1580	01:42:51,874	01:42:54,418	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1581	01:42:54,418	01:42:56,420	Whose will be next?	Whose will be next?
1582	01:42:56,420	01:43:03,427	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1583	01:43:08,933	01:43:11,936	[Marilyn Manson's "Deep Six"]	[Marilyn Manson's "Deep Six"]
1584	01:43:11,936	01:43:15,523	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1585	01:43:15,523	01:43:16,941	MANSON: ♪ Yeah ♪	MANSON: ♪ Yeah ♪
1586	01:43:16,941	01:43:22,697	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1587	01:43:22,697	01:43:24,657	♪ It's like a stranger had a key ♪	♪ It's like a stranger had a key ♪
1588	01:43:24,657	01:43:27,743	♪ Came inside my mind ♪	♪ Came inside my mind ♪
1589	01:43:27,743	01:43:29,954	♪ And moved all my things around ♪	♪ And moved all my things around ♪
1590	01:43:29,954	01:43:32,748	♪ He didn't know snakes can't kneel or pray ♪	♪ He didn't know snakes can't kneel or pray ♪
1591	01:43:32,748	01:43:34,875	♪ Can't try to break ♪	♪ Can't try to break ♪
1592	01:43:34,875	01:43:37,128	♪ My psyche down ♪	♪ My psyche down ♪
1593	01:43:37,128	01:43:38,129	Yow!	Yow!
1594	01:43:38,129	01:43:44,093	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1595	01:43:45,678	01:43:49,348	♪ As if my feathers are wax ♪	♪ As if my feathers are wax ♪
1596	01:43:49,348	01:43:52,601	♪ And your artillery lead ♪	♪ And your artillery lead ♪
1597	01:43:52,601	01:43:58,816	♪ Do you like our bed? ♪	♪ Do you like our bed? ♪
1598	01:43:58,816	01:44:01,193	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪
1599	01:44:01,193	01:44:04,280	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪
1600	01:44:04,280	01:44:06,115	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1601	01:44:06,115	01:44:08,284	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪
1602	01:44:08,284	01:44:11,412	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪
1603	01:44:11,412	01:44:13,414	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1604	01:44:13,414	01:44:14,749	♪ Yeah ♪	♪ Yeah ♪
1605	01:44:14,749	01:44:16,500	♪ Watch yourself ♪	♪ Watch yourself ♪
1606	01:44:16,500	01:44:18,461	♪ Watch yourself, watch yourself ♪	♪ Watch yourself, watch yourself ♪
1607	01:44:18,461	01:44:21,505	♪ Watch yourself ♪	♪ Watch yourself ♪
1608	01:44:21,505	01:44:23,758	♪ Love is evil ♪	♪ Love is evil ♪
1609	01:44:23,758	01:44:25,593	♪ Con is confidence ♪	♪ Con is confidence ♪
1610	01:44:25,593	01:44:27,219	♪ Eros is sore ♪	♪ Eros is sore ♪
1611	01:44:27,219	01:44:29,054	♪ Sin is sincere ♪	♪ Sin is sincere ♪
1612	01:44:29,054	01:44:30,890	♪ Love is evil ♪	♪ Love is evil ♪
1613	01:44:30,890	01:44:32,808	♪ Con is confidence ♪	♪ Con is confidence ♪
1614	01:44:32,808	01:44:34,393	♪ Eros is sore ♪	♪ Eros is sore ♪
1615	01:44:34,393	01:44:37,146	♪ So deep six, six, six ♪	♪ So deep six, six, six ♪
1616	01:44:37,146	01:44:39,815	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪
1617	01:44:39,815	01:44:42,234	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1618	01:44:42,234	01:44:44,320	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪	♪ Deep six, six, six ♪
1619	01:44:44,320	01:44:47,406	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪	♪ Six, six feet deep ♪
1620	01:44:47,406	01:44:54,413	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1621	01:44:55,831	01:44:58,793	[disquieting music]	[disquieting music]
1622	01:44:58,793	01:45:05,800	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1623	01:45:47,883	01:45:50,886	[melancholy music]	[melancholy music]
1624	01:45:50,886	01:45:57,893	♪ ♪	♪ ♪
1625	01:46:37,641	01:46:40,644	[disquieting music]	[disquieting music]
1626	01:46:40,644	01:46:47,693	♪ ♪	♪ ♪