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[insects chirring faintly]

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[wistful, intriguing music playing]

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[energy warbling, rushing]

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[intriguing music continuing]

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[intriguing music swells]

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[music trails off]

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[TV signal drones]

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[intriguing, unsettling
intro music playing]

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[music trails off]

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[enigmatic music playing]

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[door opening]

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Want some coffee?

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I already had mine.

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I was thinking maybe I'd go out
to the desert for a couple of days,

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do some camping, give you some space.

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I didn't ask for any space.

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-[phone buzzing]
-Well, I could use some.

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Your statins are ready to be picked up
this afternoon, but the Norvasc--

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Yeah, yeah,
I get the pharmacy's texts too.

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Right.

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Yeah, good.

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-Oh, Wally, hey!
-Hello, darling.

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-Let me help you with that.
-No, I got it.

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No need. I'm just…
Relics I dug out of the storage space.

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Oh, doing an experiment?

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Oh, no, Sam is helping me put together

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a fundamentals of science class
I'm, uh, doing at the community center.

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I thought you were banned.

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Well, gotta get back in their good graces.

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You have been spending a lot of time
with Sam the last few days.

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Well, you know I like a fixer-upper, now.

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So excuse me.

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Science, like myself, waits for no man.

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[foreboding music plays, halts]

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Honey! I'm home!

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I just added two dedicated
20-amp circuits to the main panel,

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so we shouldn't have any more blowouts.

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Wonderful! Now, how about fixing
the fucking lights?

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Yeah. It's on the list.

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What's this?

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The last parts for our brand-new,
slightly used HPLC machine.

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What exactly does an HPLC machine do?

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It should finally tell us

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what kind of creature
your star-spangled goo came from.

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How much did it cost?

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Oh, seven… give or take…

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Thousand?

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Can't take it with you, Sam.

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The pharaohs tried.
All it got them was looted.

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[doorbell rings]

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-Who the hell is that?
-It's probably Judy.

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-Nancy Drew knows we're up to something.
-I'll get rid of her.

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-Heya!
-Neil.

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What are you doing?

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Whoa! Looks like a bomb went off in there.

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[Wally] You're Neil?

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-Oh, hey!
-I've heard so much about you.

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Doing a little remodeling.

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That's a big step. I'm proud of you, Pop.

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-Yeah, what can I do for you, Neil?
-Um, I need to get Claire's mom's album.

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Album?

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Yeah. Bruce Springsteen, Born to Run.

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Oh right, yeah. I'm still looking for it.

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-You promised Claire.
-Yeah, I know.

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-Haven't found it yet. I've been busy.
-Remodeling.

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Appreciate you coming, Neil.

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Hey, I've been doing some reading on loss,

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and I found this book that I think
would be really good for you.

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It's an exciting new gloss
on Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.

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And it recontextualizes
the healing process

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into a really interesting new concept.

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See, Kübler-Ross
saw grief as a linear progression

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through the stages, right,
so it's denial, anger, sadness, et cetera,

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but this posits grief as a pyramid.

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-Pyramid?
-With acceptance at the bottom--

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You should get going, Neil.

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You don't want to get caught up
in all that rush-hour traffic.

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Right.

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You know,

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I get it.

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You're not that fond of me.

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Okay.

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But I came here for Claire.

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She's hurting.

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Just as much as you are.

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So I get that you can't see
through your own pain right now. I get it.

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But you're a dad, so you have to.

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[wistful, contemplative music playing]

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[engine turns over]

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Hey. It's me.

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[Erica] Hey, it's Erica.

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I ran that name you gave me through NCIC,

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N-DEx, and a buddy at Chicago PD.

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What you got?

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A couple of speeding tickets. That's all.

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Sam Cooper is a Boy Scout.

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Hmm.

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Okay.

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All right.

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Thanks, Erica.

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So, does this mean
you're back on the beat?

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You working for a paper?

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No, no, God. I'm still retired.

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Just trying to help out a friend.

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Mm-hmm.

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Hey, we gotta catch up.

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We should do that.

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Okay. Right.

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-Bye.
-Bye-bye.

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[Renee] That is bullshit.

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You agreed that I would have
the royalties.

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-It's all I have--
-[call disconnects]

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-[barista] There you go. Okay.
-Yeah. Thank you.

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[Art] Hey, kiddo.

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Hey, Art. Thank you.

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You all right?

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My ex is suing me.

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Again?

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Again.

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-I'm sorry.
-Mmm. Yeah.

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Better than being married to him,
though, right?

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Big time.

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"The wise are wise
only because they love."

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"Fools are fools only because they think
they can understand love."

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Paulo Coelho?

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Or Wiz Khalifa.

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It's not Wiz Khalifa.

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-Paulo Coelho, it is.
-Okay. All right.

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[both laughing]

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Yeah.

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How you doing, Art?

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Me?

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I'm on my quest.

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And I better get back to it.

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-You keep your chin up, kiddo. All right.
-All right, you too.

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-[Wally] Right-handed chirality!
-Shit!

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-Right-handed chirality!
-What? What is--

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Listen. Every living creature on Earth
is made up of amino acids

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that have left-handed chirality.

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That's how they can interact.
It's like a handshake.

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Can't shake hands with left and right.
You'd have to have two left hands.

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Same with cells.

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But the results from the HPLC

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show that blood from our hammer
has right-handed chirality.

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So what killed Jack?

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That's the point.

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This is something
that nobody has ever seen before.

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Which means you don't have shit?

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Oh God. Science isn't magic, Sam!

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You spent $7,000,
and you don't know what this thing is!

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No, I spent $7,000,
and now I know what it's not.

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It is not a, uh, coyote with mange.

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It is not a shaved chimpanzee.

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It is not a figment of your imagination.

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-All right. So what do we do now?
-So now we figure out what it is.

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Oh, more tests?

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Yeah, that might be a problem.

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I may have used up all the goo
on the test I already did.

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Like the one that told us
it wasn't a shaved chimpanzee.

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Or a coyote with mange.

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It's hopeless.

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[groans] Oh!

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Maybe not.

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You said the thing was doing something
inside Jack's mouth?

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Yeah, but I couldn't see what.

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-So we find out what.
-How?

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I do an autopsy on Jack.

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You're allowed to do that?

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Absolutely not, so we have to do it fast.
Before they cremate Jack's body.

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-We'll go to the funeral home tonight.
-Whoa! Have you lost your mind?

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It's not as crazy as it sounds.

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I know that place
like the back of my hand.

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They've got no security. No video cameras.

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We'll be in and out
before anybody notices what we're doing.

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Or we could end up in jail.

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Look.

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You got two choices.

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We can give up.

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Or we can go all the way.

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We both know where the first one ends.

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Nobody knows where the second one leads.

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What do you want to do?

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Whose golf cart are we gonna take?

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[stirring, adventurous music playing]

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[music trails off]

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[Art] Ever since the kids moved out
and Judy moved on,

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I've been searching for proof

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that there's more to life

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than just knockin' about…

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and hangin' out.

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I looked in books, in religion.

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Spent a good time with psychedelics,
and I didn't find shit.

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Till the day you died.

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For the first time,
I saw something I could not explain.

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Something more.

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I'm sorry you had
to pay the price, Brooksy.

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[gentle, sentimental music playing]

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The path is calling me.

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I'mma get to the end.

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And I'm gonna look God right in the eye.

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Even if it burns me.

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Flights of angels, Brooksy.

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Flights of angels.

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[wondrous music playing]

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[enigmatic music playing]

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[music trails off]

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Just get in.

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[driving punk rock music playing]

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♪ Some wear leather, some wear lace ♪

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♪ Some wear makeup on their face ♪

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♪ Some are young, some are old ♪

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♪ Some too hot, some too cold ♪

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[line ringing]

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[Paz] Renee, hey. What's up?

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Paz. Uh, sorry to call so late…

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Uh, I just got an alert from your camera,
so I'm gonna head over there…

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Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on.

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…and check it out.

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My shift is almost done.
I'll meet you there.

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Don't go in without me.

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No promises.

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[foreboding music playing]

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[man] …to the shear line,
which will allow the plug to rotate.

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Insert your pick into the keyhole.

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Starting at the back,

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apply gentle pressure
on the tension wrench

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as you lift each pin.

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-You're taking too long!
-I've never done this before!

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-You should identify…
-Can I try?

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I've almost got it.

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You're never gonna…

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[door clicks]

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This way.

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[indistinct, eerie whispering]

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[Wally] Sam.

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Hey. What's wrong?

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[whispering halts]

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Sam.

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[thump]

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-What was that?
-Shh.

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[Wally] Let's go.

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[tense music playing]

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[all screaming]

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Oh God!

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Stay back. Do not move.

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[sputters]

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How old is that pepper spray, Judy?

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It's expired, 2002.

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-Shit!
-Have you been following us?

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I damn well have.

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I saw you, the both of you,

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with that hammer
and then all of the crazy lights.

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Take it easy, Judy.

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Don't tell me to take it easy.

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Jack is dead.

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He's dead,
and I think you two know something.

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We can explain.

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Well, then talk fast.

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It's complicated.

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Well, simplify it,
or I will pull this fire alarm.

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You don't want to do that!

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What I want is for you
to tell me the truth right now.

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Did you kill Jack?

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Of course not.

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Why should I believe you?

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How long have we been friends, Judy? Huh?

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-You know me.
-Get back.

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I may be many things, but I'm not a liar.

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You lied to me this morning.

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That doesn't count.

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Jack was murdered.

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Not by us.

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By who?

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The answer lies behind that door.

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Now, if you pull that alarm,
we'll never know the truth.

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I'm hoping you won't,

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because we all want the same thing.

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Justice

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for Jack.

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Okay.

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Okay. Show me.

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[suspenseful music playing]

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[clattering in distance]

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[eerie yowling, trilling]

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[uneasy, enigmatic music playing]

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-[objects clattering]
-[yowling]

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[faint, shrill trilling]

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Who's there? Come out!

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Hey! Stop.

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-[screams]
-Ah, fuck!

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Are you okay?

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No. You scared the shit out of me!

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Uh, you two may want to clear out.

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I'll stay.

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Okay.

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Yep.

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[Judy, tearfully] Jack.

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Um…

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You may want to… follow her lead.

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This next part… isn't very palatable.

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I can handle it.

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Well, there'll be packing
in every cavity, lots of it, and, uh…

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when I…

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unseal his mouth, he may release

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fluids and odors.

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I'll go check on Judy.

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Good thinking.

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I thought we could use this.

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I know I could.

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Yeah, this doesn't make sense.

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The camera is designed
to activate when it senses motion.

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But it's like it can't see
whatever knocked the bin over,

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which… doesn't make sense.

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Drink this.

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It'll help.

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-Thanks.
-[glasses clink]

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Screw it. I'll swap the camera tomorrow.
It must be busted.

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I'll leave the feed on
in case our thief decides to come back.

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You know, it sounded more like an animal.

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Like a raccoon?

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No, not at all.

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Maybe somebody's messing with you.
Do you have any enemies?

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No, I killed them all.

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I respect that.

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[both laugh]

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Mmm.

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Although it could be my ex-husband.

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He's what the French call
a fucking asshole.

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Tell me more.

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No, that would take all night.

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I got all night.

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All right.

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How long have you known about me and Jack?

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I saw that look you gave Wally.

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[Sam sighs]

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Since the night of the barbecue.

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What gave us away?

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Tiger Balm.

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[chuckles sharply]

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Hey, no judgment here.

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No judgments accepted.

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Art and I have been married 44 years.

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We met at Berkeley in the '70s.

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You dig?

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Everything's everything?

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Sure.

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I was a bouncy-tittied groundbreaker.

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Art was a counterculture shit-stirrer.

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We both had big-ass hair.

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Big ideas.

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Right.

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We did shit how we did it.

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We decided to marry.

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We decided to have kids.

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And when…

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We decided together.

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We're family, Sam.

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Every step of the way.

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That's nice.

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And we fuck who we want to fuck.

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Only rule was

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don't fall in love.

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But you fell in love with Jack?

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I did.

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I'm not deluded.

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I see the… the years
etched across my face.

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And I feel the weight of my body.

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But Jack…

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Jack saw the girl in me.

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He could see it.

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And he respected the woman.

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Jack could… He could…

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Jack saw us.

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The way we wish we were.

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He was good.

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And now he's gone.

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Everybody loved Jack.

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And Jack certainly did love everybody.

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I was just… one in the line.

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That's not the way Jack described you.

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What did he say?

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He was seeing someone special.

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Hmm.

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They say that, um,

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grief is

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less like a line and more like…

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like a pyramid.

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With, um…

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acceptance… at the bottom.

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Who said that?

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My son-in-law.

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Is he simple?

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[snorts]

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No, no.

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He's a college professor.

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A pyramid.

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Bless his heart.

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[both laughing warmly]

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[door opens]

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Uh…

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There's something you need to see.

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Okay. I didn't find anything unusual
on Jack's body,

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except for these marks
in the back of his throat.

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See for yourself.

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What are those?

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Puncture wounds.

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Mostly scarred over,

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although some fresh.

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All leading right to
the base of Jack's brain.

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This could be what that thing
was doing to Jack.

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What thing?

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It was… It was convulsing.

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Like it was…

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Like it was feeding on him.

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Hey, it's about goddamn time
you guys tell me exactly what is going on.

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[Renee] So, the business took off.

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I handled the artists.
He handled the books.

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But when I left him…

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-He knew where the money was.
-Right.

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I mean, what he didn't outright steal,
he sued me for.

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And the legal fees and all that,

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so I ended up having to move in here
with my mother.

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Humbling.

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Oh, it was a nightmare.

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But, you know, she died,
and then I just kept on living here.

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What about you?

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I grew up local,

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joined with the first band
headed out of town

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and never looked back.

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Yet here you are.

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Yeah, well, my big sister
got in a car accident.

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Oh.

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I came back to help with my nephews.

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This was the only place willing
to hire a drummer with no résumé.

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How's your sister now?

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They fused her spine with steel rods.

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Yeah, she's indestructible.

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It's a terrifying prospect
to a little brother.

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Is that… Is that Glastonbury?

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Oh, this?

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Yeah.

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It is.

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Uh, 2010, I think.

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-I was there.
-No, you weren't.

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-No, hand to God, I'm right…
-No, you were not.

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Over here… somewhere.

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Oh, so you really splurged on the tickets?

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Yeah, well, some of us
don't have suit money.

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[moody, suggestive rock music
playing faintly]

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Would it be okay if I kissed you?

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Yes.

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Take this off.

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You didn't ask.

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Right.

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Come here.

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[moody, suggestive rock music continuing]

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[foreboding music playing]

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[device clicking]

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What are you up to, Scar?

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[radio squawks]

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Go for Hank.

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[dispatch] Hank,
a lady walking her dog said

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she saw people moving around
inside the funeral home.

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What? Like zombies?

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She didn't say.

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All right.

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Send some guys down.
I'll meet you over there.

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Copy that.

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♪ Sweet memories ♪

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♪ I can't stand the rain ♪

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[thump in distance]

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[mysterious music playing]

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[thumping continues]

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[eerie whispers]

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Ow!

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[enigmatic music playing]

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[enigmatic music intensifying]

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[Judy] There is no such thing as monsters!

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We never said "monster."

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So this not-a-coyote, not-a-chimpanzee
was feeding on Jack.

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That's our theory.

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-You have to check me.
-Check you?

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You said this thing was
feeding on Jack in his sleep.

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Well, I spent the night
at Jack's a few times.

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Oh, I see.

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Could it have fed on me too?

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Maybe.

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Wally, I need to know.

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Okay. All right. Here. Have a seat.

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You'd better check me too.

32:35.458 --> 32:36.583
You? Why?

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Edward said the monster was
behind his walls.

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Well, they're my walls now.

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Good point.

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Uh…

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Okay, open wide.

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[uneasy music playing]

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Okay.

32:57.875 --> 32:59.208
You know the drill.

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[Judy] Well?

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You both have the marks.

33:10.208 --> 33:12.625
Okay, so the thing has been feeding on me.

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It's been feeding on Sam.

33:14.750 --> 33:16.541
It could be feeding on anyone!

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Or everyone.

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[siren squawks]

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Cops!

33:19.833 --> 33:21.541
-Shit!
-[Judy] Is there another way out?

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No, there's just one door.

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We are dead meat.

33:26.166 --> 33:27.250
Exactly.

33:32.791 --> 33:34.541
I know you're in here.

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Come out!

33:36.666 --> 33:38.250
Before things get gnarly!

33:39.375 --> 33:40.583
Hands up.

33:40.666 --> 33:42.666
Hands in the air. Go.

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-[Sam grunts]
-What are you doing here, Mr. Cooper?

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Came to say goodbye to Jack.

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-Yeah? And did you come alone?
-Yeah.

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Yeah, just me.

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Let's go. Come on.

33:56.833 --> 33:59.333
["Lose Your Soul"
by Dead Man's Bones playing]

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[rowdy, rollicking rock song continuing]

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[staticky glitching]

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♪ Oh ♪

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♪ You're gonna lose your soul ♪

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♪ Tonight, you're gonna lose your soul ♪

34:52.208 --> 34:56.625
♪ You're gonna lose your soul
Tonight, tonight ♪

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♪ Oh ♪

34:59.958 --> 35:03.833
♪ You're gonna lose control tonight ♪

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♪ You're gonna lose control ♪

35:07.250 --> 35:11.375
♪ You're gonna lose control
Tonight, tonight ♪

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♪ I get up in the morning
To the beat of the drum ♪

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♪ I get up to this feeling
Keeps me on the run ♪

35:18.875 --> 35:22.458
♪ I get up in the morning
Put my dreams away ♪

35:22.541 --> 35:24.541
♪ I get up, I get up ♪

35:48.875 --> 35:54.916
♪ I get up in the morning
To the beat of the drum ♪

35:55.000 --> 36:01.208
♪ I get up to this feeling
Keeps me on the run ♪

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♪ I get up in the morning
Put my dreams away ♪

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♪ I get up, I get up, I get up again ♪

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[song trailing off]

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[suspenseful music escalating]

36:23.333 --> 36:25.333
["Lose Your Soul" continuing]

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♪ You're gonna lose your soul ♪

36:29.333 --> 36:34.000
♪ Tonight, you're gonna lose your soul ♪

36:34.083 --> 36:38.208
♪ You're gonna lose your soul
Tonight, tonight ♪

36:38.291 --> 36:41.250
♪ I get up in the morning
To the beat of the drum ♪

36:41.333 --> 36:44.375
♪ You're gonna lose control ♪

36:44.458 --> 36:47.416
♪ Tonight, you're gonna lose control ♪

36:48.791 --> 36:53.000
♪ You're gonna lose control
Tonight, tonight ♪

36:53.083 --> 36:55.625
♪ Tonight, tonight, tonight ♪

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[song winding down]

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[intriguing, mysterious
outro music playing]
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