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She's been acting weird for months.

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Stopped saying good morning,
always staying over at her sister's.

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I even asked her to get dinner,
and you know what she said?

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"I think we're past that."

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And then one day I look over,

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and I see my suitcase packed
waiting by the door.

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By this point, I'd just about had it.
I said, "Elaine, it's over."

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Sounds like she
had already ended it, Shep.

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Nah, she's just playing her games.

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Say, what's your heading?

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I'm…

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I'm seeing something.

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- Lonnie? Hey, Lonnie?
- I'm seeing something.

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Guys.

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Guys, can you seriously not hear me?

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Oh, God.

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Guys!

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What the fuck?

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Fuck you. It's not fucking funny.

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Fuck.

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Evan!

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Motherf…

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Well, if you felt the jolt last night,
that was the first…

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No reports of serious deaths or injuries.

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Hope I'm not the only one
with a generator…

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Excuse me.

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The entire island is out.

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This is exactly why I wanted
to use the Rule 20A credits.

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Anyone talked to Mitch?

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Rosemary says he's not in yet,
but she's trying him at home.

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Does anyone on this island work?

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What are you gonna do about your writer?
Is he still coming today?

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Rosemary, any updates fr… from Mitch?

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I had to call him five times
to get him on the horn.

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Said he'd call me back.
He never called me back.

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I'll tell you one thing, don't act
like you're better than everyone else

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- when you can't pay back your loans.
- Who does he owe money to?

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Don't… Don't answer that.

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Hey, it's none of my business.

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But his father-in-law
might think differently.

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And I'll tell you something else--

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I just wanna know if you talked to Mitch.

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I don't want any gossip. Not today.

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- And you won't get any from me.
- Great.

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But apparently there's no age limit
on syphilis.

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Jesus Christ.

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Guy says he's a quarter Cherokee.
I ran his genealogy--

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Did you talk to Mitch? Do you have
any updates on the outages?

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He said the south point should be
back up at any time now.

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- That was half hour ago.
- Great. Thank you.

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But you better talk to Wayne.

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He says he's shutting down
the restaurant for the rest of the day.

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The fuck he is.

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Hey, Ruth. Give me five minutes
and get me Wayne at The Salty Whale.

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Sure. What's his number?

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- Salty Whale.
- Wayne.

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- Gotta do it, Tom.
- No, no, no. You don't.

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Look, the ice machine is down…

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- …I got no appliances working…
- No, listen…

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- …I am done for the day.
- No, listen…

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- You gotta listen to me.
- No, you listen to me. Look.

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You can't shut down,

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I've been trying to get these people
to send someone for three years,

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and he's on his way as we speak.

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I cannot have
our one nice restaurant shut down.

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So what? I don't know this guy.

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It's the goddamn New York Times.

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- What? A reporter?
- Oh, a travel writer.

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- Unimportant.
- No, it is important.

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Wayne, Wayne. Our power, it's back on,
it is coming to you soon.

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All right.

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- But I'm not happy about it.
- Okay. Thank you.

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Yes, table by the window
and no Kathy. Thank you.

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Fine.

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- Oh, my God.
- When will it run?

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Well, if he writes the article,
and that's a fucking big if right now…

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You shouldn't assume the writer is a man.

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The editor said a man was coming.

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Well, that's fine then.

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It would run before booking season.

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And God, I wish
these people would understand

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what summer tourism would do for us.

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I think the quake has people on edge.

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Look, there was a quake
in New York City last year.

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All right. Patricia, not today.

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And I mean it, okay? We have
to show this man a good time.

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What are you asking me to do, Tom?

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What do you think I'm asking you to do?

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Well, I didn't know.

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Your rotary club lunch
was moved to Monday.

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Great.

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Wyck Crawford called twice.

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The Sheriff called, also twice.

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What else? What else? It's…

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What else is…

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- That's it.
- Great. Thank you.

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- Sheriff's office.
- This is Tom.

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Shep Clark is missing.

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Well, who's looking?

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Why are you the mayor of this town
if you hate everyone so much?

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And let one of them be in charge?

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Try the Barnabus.

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Well, I called them before I called you.

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Harbormaster said he had him
on the VHF and lost him.

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Disappeared.

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Said there's
a heavy fog settling in offshore,

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and he wants to issue a cancellation
of operations until it clears.

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Bechir, we get fog 360 days a year.
He cannot close the port, not today.

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Yeah. But he says
this doesn't seem like the usual fog.

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Why is the 11:00 a.m. already here?

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Not my job to know that, buddy.

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Hey, Lee. You're not scheduled
to come in for another 30 minutes.

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Wanted to get ahead of the fog.

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What? So we're just winging
the schedule now?

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Don't shit your diaper.
I sent your writer to wait for you.

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Oh, my God. He made it? Oh, my God.

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Okay. Thank you. I'm sorry.

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Wait, wait, wait, where did you send him?

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The historical society.

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Shit.

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…and, you know, the economy
was totally dependent on the whaling.

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Which means that all the men would go out.

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- They'd be gone for years sometimes.
- Okay.

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So it was… it could be very lonely.

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And you'll find this worn patch of wood

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in front of the windows
of the older homes,

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and it was from
the wives pacing back and forth

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waiting for their men to come home. Yeah.

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Most would not.

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They should've checked the bars.

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I'm Tom Loftis.

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- Or Tom.
- Nice to meet you. Arthur.

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- Yeah. I would've met you at the dock.
- Yeah.

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Oh, yeah, the ferry left early.
I'm glad I was there.

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- And I am so sorry about that.
- Uh-huh.

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So, you wanna grab some coffee?

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No, I'm good. Gerrie was just taking me
through some of your history.

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That's great. Yes, well, remarkable story.

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Forty-two passengers
from the mainland embarked by sea

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to find a settlement
they could call their own.

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Yeah. No. The 40… 43 passengers embarked--

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I think it's a little early
for that story, Gerrie.

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But imagine arriving
in an untamed wilderness.

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Blank canvas, totally empty island.

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- Except for the teeth.
- The… Yeah,

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but the point I'm trying to make is that
there were no people here, you know?

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They had to build everything from scratch…

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- Uh-huh.
- …during what is still believed

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to be the harshest winter

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- in Widow's Bay history.
- Yeah.

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And all thanks to this remarkable leader,
Richard Warren.

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Our first mayor.

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I can't even get my assistant
to stay past 2:00.

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You know what, I was just about
to show Arthur the witch trial.

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Yeah.

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Great source of pride.
We caught 'em. We burned 'em--

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Do you know what? You know what, Gerrie?
I'm gonna take it from here.

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- Thank you though.
- Okay.

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- Yeah.
- Okay.

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Well, I hope you like the local color,
Arthur, because, we got a lot of it.

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I was talking to the guy on the ferry…

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- Uh-huh.
- …and he said something odd.

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What was that?

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He said bad things happen here.

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You know, Arthur, there is something
about these seafaring towns.

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Their superstitions, their tall tales.

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Maybe it's that stories help pass
a long day at sea.

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I don't know,
but I find it charming myself.

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Was there cannibalism?

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No.

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Well, the article behind you.

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"Forced inside the church,
they immediately turned to cannibalism."

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I don't think that's right.

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I mean, it's in a framed article
inside the historical society.

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Yeah.

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You know, these stories get
so exaggerated over time.

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I mean, look, was there
a deadly storm in 1786? Yes.

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Did a group of people get trapped
inside a church? Apparently so.

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Did they immediately turn to cannibalism?

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- No, that took four days.
- So there was cannibalism?

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What I'd ask you in return, Arthur, is

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what town doesn't have a checkered past?

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You know, if we go back far enough
in our country's timeline. Right?

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The best way to learn about this island

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is to step outside
and see it for yourself, so follow me.

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Okay.

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I swear, I have been having
the hardest time getting reception.

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And you will welcome the peace and quiet.

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But we do have plenty of landlines.

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So…

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I have marked all of my favorite spots

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- on the island.
- Okay.

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But you should definitely check out
the lighthouse.

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- Second oldest in America.
- Okay.

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And I will meet you here for dinner,
Salty Whale, 7:00 p.m.

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- Best lobster in America.
- That's a bold claim, Tom.

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Is it better than the lobster pot
on Cape Cod?

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Fuck Cape Cod.

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Okay.

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- I said it.
- I can report that, yes.

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I can put that in my thing.

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- "Fuck Cape Cod." See you at 7:00.
- Yeah.

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I can't believe that.

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Tom, we just learned
Rosemary's colorblind.

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- My whole life.
- Okay. I didn't know that.

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Basically, what you see as blue,
I see as blue-green.

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Okay, so I wanna move quickly here.

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Where is Ruth?

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She went home to take a nap.

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It's 11:00 a.m.

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- She's an elderly woman, Tom.
- I'm aware of that.

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I just don't think it's unreasonable
to ask an assistant

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to work more than two hours in a day.
You know what? Forget it.

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So, this guy is gonna be
in town for 24 hours.

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- Did you tell him about my paintings?
- No.

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Now, Gerrie has already been, well,

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filling his ear
with all kinds of nonsense.

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So I just want eyes on him the whole time.

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Dale, as we discussed, tomorrow,
just follow the itinerary, all right?

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Hills Beach, Ardor Point, The Seeded Rye,
and Cobble Pond. That's it. Keep it light.

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So, I guess you don't want me
to take him to the old hospital?

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No, I don't, Dale.
And I think you knew that.

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It's perfectly safe to drive by
the old hospital. You just can't stop.

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Okay.

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Our peaceful little island town,

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it's a place for tourists to come
with their families and relax.

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Right. That's it.

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- That's all.
- Tell that to Shep Clark.

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This is a closed meeting, Wyck. Thank you.

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Shut it down. Shut it all down.

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It's starting.

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You're goddamn right, it is.

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No. It… No. It is not starting
because there is no "It."

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Wait, did something happen to Shep?

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Fog took him.

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No, no! The fog did not take him.

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Because we all know
that Shep is sleeping it off somewhere.

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Problem with that is,
Shep quit drinking three weeks ago.

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Well, I can think of a couple
of other explanations I could go to

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before jumping to the "fog took him."

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Close the port.
Shutter the businesses. Sound the siren.

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Do you mean the siren from the 1940s?
You're out of your mind, Wyck.

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You refuse to accept our history,
to accept the truth,

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and I've lived with that for years,
but now it's gonna get people killed.

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I have actually accepted the truth,

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but do you know what
the truth looks like? It looks like this.

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Looks like an outdated power grid.
Looks like roads that need repairing.

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It looks like no Wi-Fi
in the 21st fucking century.

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And certainly no money to pay for it all.

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The only thing that's gonna get people
killed here is the lack of infrastructure.

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Well, that's because the island
has lain dormant, but she's waking up.

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And that's when bad things happen.

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You think the fog out there is natural?
No, it ain't natural.

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It already took Shep and it will take
the rest of us tonight.

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It's a haunt!

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I didn't realize it was a haunt.

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I'm sorry. Could you remind me again?

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A haunt is worse than a spook,
but not as bad as a fright?

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Equal to a scare, right?

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You can mock me all you like.

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The island's cursed, Tom.

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Do you know what I think?

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I think there are some people
who want to be miserable.

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And they blame it all on a cursed island.

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I refuse.

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And I refuse to let you
take this town down with you.

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Mayor's office.

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Sound the siren, Tom.

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- This is Patricia.
- If you don't, I will.

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It's the Sheriff's office.

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This is Tom.

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That's great news!

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They just found Shep.

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Okay. Yeah. Hang on.

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I'm gonna take this call in my office.

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What do you know?

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I know you didn't just lie to a bunch
of people telling them I found this man.

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Look, you know how they get.
They overreact.

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- Look, I bought us time.
- Yeah, well, I hope you bought a lot

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- 'cause I can't find him--
- He'll turn up.

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You know, buddy, I'm on my last legs.

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I already got to deal
with a bunch of teenagers

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running rampant round here
all times of night.

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And I can be more specific if you'd like.

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Hey, I'm gonna run out for a bit.

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They haven't found him, have they?

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It doesn't mean a fucking fog took him.

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Should we be worried?

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Come on.

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Not you too. You sound like one of them.

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Tom,

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do you remember the Boogeyman?

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I probably already told you

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about that time in high school
when I was home alone the night he came.

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I think you did tell me that story.

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Okay.

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God forbid you hear it again.

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It's only the most terrifying thing
that's ever happened to me.

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Well, you asked me if I'd heard it before.

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I still sleep with the dresser
in front of my door.

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But he murdered teenage girls.
You're in your 40s, you'd be fine.

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What?

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Why is that more upsetting?

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Oh, fuck me.

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Looking ahead to the evening news,
we're keeping an eye on that fog today.

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…coming from the south-east
and hovering right now,

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but that could change for…

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Evan!

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I got you a tuna melt from the Driftwood!

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Do you know what this is?
I was trying to figure it out.

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- Get inside.
- Uh-huh.

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Oh, no, no, no, no.
We're gonna have a talk.

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I gotta go to Pete's house
to study. So, I…

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Sit down.

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Oh, my God.

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I don't know… I don't know what to say.

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I mean, I just don't know how
to get through to you.

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You… And you cannot
keep sneaking out at night.

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Do I have to put bars on the windows?

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No.

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Do you know where you get
that adventurous spirit?

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- Mom.
- Your mother, yeah.

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Yeah.

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God, she used to make me laugh.

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Some people say they knew they were
the one the moment they laid eyes on them.

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I heard her laugh first, and I knew.

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Thank God she was good-looking.

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Yeah, she had no interest in dating me.

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That took persistence on my part.

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But four months later, we were married.

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And, yes, it's no secret she
was already pregnant with you.

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What I'm trying to tell you, Evan, is…

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You were the best surprise of my life.

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And I just want to keep you safe.

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You do know the withdrawal method
doesn't work, right?

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- Oh, my God.
- Okay, I'm sorry.

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No, no, wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait.

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Okay, why can't you
just keep normal hours?

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Because there's nothing to do
during normal hours.

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Okay, this island is like a prison.

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Things are gonna change. I promise.

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They are gonna change. I promise.

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Okay.

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Motherfucker.

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Oh, no, no. You've gotta do it.

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- You have no right!
- I have every goddamn right.

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Shut it down, and shut it down right now.

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- Hell, you keep it going, Lonnie.
- Goddamn it, Wyck!

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Please just give me a couple of hours!

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We don't have that kind of time!

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You lied about Shep
and now the fog's coming!

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All right, let's just talk it through.
All right?

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We… Just shut it down,
and we will talk this through.

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Yeah, so you can mock me.

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Wyck, I will listen to you
for five minutes, uninterrupted.

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I give you my word.

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Please.

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Goddamn it, Wyck!

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Turn that off!

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Five minutes.

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And I don't want you
correcting my grammar.

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I don't have time to sit here
and go tit for tit with you.

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Now, I don't have all the information,
because this town has its secrets.

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But there's something rotten here.

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Now, it all starts with the quake,

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that means she's waking up.

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And that's when the terror starts.

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Here.

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1846, they called it
"The Fog That Stole Souls."

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Stage one, the eyes turn white.

22:55.083 --> 23:00.004
Stage two,
loss of the five senses and delirium.

23:00.005 --> 23:03.633
Stage three, loss of erection. Stage four…

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Who the hell is trying after stage two?

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Or. Or…

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maybe we're paid a visit
by the revenants of doomed sailors.

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What's a revenant?

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Like a zombie.

23:18.732 --> 23:19.983
- Oh, no.
- Yeah.

23:21.109 --> 23:27.073
1873, the SS Mary and its crew
had been missing for 62 years.

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And the mayor at the time
shuttered the lighthouse

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to confound the ship,
causing it to crash against the rocks.

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Seems he coveted
the captain's young bride.

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How young?

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- Sixteen, I believe.
- How old was he?

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Fifty-three.

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What? She loved him.

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How can you possibly know that?

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Is an old man not worthy of love?

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Are the older women dead in this scenario?

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I don't follow.

23:58.230 --> 24:02.692
I think an older man
falling in love with a young woman is…

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is sometimes okay. As a one-off.

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It's when they start hitting on
their young friends after a break-up,

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that really crosses the line.

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- I agree.
- Have…

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have you both lost your fucking minds?

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Are you fucking kidding me?

24:15.205 --> 24:16.664
I don't even know
what you're talking about.

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What the fuck is happening?

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- Yeah. Okay.
- Wyck!

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I got The New York Times
to send a reporter.

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Do you have any idea
what one good write-up would do for us?

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This place is dying.

24:27.926 --> 24:29.803
Wyck, we could be the next Bar Harbor.

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Fancy.

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Why won't you let me lead this town?

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I swear, this is personal.

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It is personal.

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I don't think you can lead.

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Will you be able to forgive yourself
if you're wrong

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and you have ruined this town's chance?

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Will you be able to forgive yourself
if I'm right?

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You cannot stand someone else
being in charge, can you?

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Nah.

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I just know people.

24:58.874 --> 25:01.919
Wyck, I have done nothing
to deserve this lack of trust.

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You remember when you
and your little buddies

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used to take turns doorbell ditching
my house during your little summer visits?

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That is what this is about?

25:21.730 --> 25:23.272
For fuck sake.

25:23.273 --> 25:24.607
Wyck, I… Look, okay.

25:24.608 --> 25:29.153
I am sorry I doorbell ditched
your house when I was 11.

25:29.154 --> 25:31.572
Please do not destroy
the fucking town over it.

25:31.573 --> 25:34.660
But you never actually did it. Did you?

25:36.370 --> 25:37.412
- What?
- Nah, see.

25:37.955 --> 25:39.122
I was watching.

25:39.790 --> 25:45.336
I'd see you sneak up to my door
and pretend to ring the doorbell.

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Then you'd run back to impress the local
kids, laughing, and take all the glory.

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And that's how I know you're not a leader,

25:54.096 --> 25:57.808
because you've always been
a goddamn coward.

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It's Shep Clark.

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He's breathing.

26:19.663 --> 26:21.581
- Call a doctor.
- That's Shep.

26:21.582 --> 26:23.416
He's in stable condition.

26:23.417 --> 26:24.877
But… Not critical…

26:25.794 --> 26:29.839
But we've had to sedate him
'cause he suffered a nasty fall.

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And we're gonna keep him under
to let the swelling in his head go down.

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So how bad is it?

26:37.222 --> 26:39.433
We'll know more in the morning.

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But I'm not worried.

26:43.353 --> 26:46.315
I've given him enough Propofol
to knock out a horse.

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Of course, I probably shouldn't tell
any of you that.

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But where do you draw the line?

26:55.574 --> 26:58.993
I mean, like, of course,
no one asked what I thought.

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But what else is new?

27:03.415 --> 27:04.416
Anyway.

27:05.250 --> 27:07.252
I learned my biological age is 28.

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I heard it helps if you speak with them.

27:15.093 --> 27:17.012
I think that's comas.

27:19.848 --> 27:22.058
I apologize for wasting his time, Tom.

27:22.059 --> 27:23.142
Come on.

27:23.143 --> 27:28.148
I'm just gonna go back to the office
and shut my door so I don't bother anyone.

27:44.039 --> 27:46.917
Caused a real ruckus today, Shep.

28:15.404 --> 28:16.613
That doesn't seem right.

28:36.842 --> 28:38.218
I was…

28:43.932 --> 28:44.933
Shep?

28:46.310 --> 28:48.603
- Shep?
- I…

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Hey, Shep.

28:53.108 --> 28:54.693
What are you saying?

28:58.363 --> 28:59.656
What? What was that?

29:03.869 --> 29:04.870
What was that?

29:12.419 --> 29:13.420
Shep?

29:15.255 --> 29:16.256
Shep.

29:20.093 --> 29:21.094
Shep.

29:21.678 --> 29:22.846
Shep.

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Help me get him over.

29:56.255 --> 29:59.132
No pulse. Get the crash cart, please.

30:31.081 --> 30:32.082
Loftis.

30:32.749 --> 30:33.916
Did you do the autopsy?

30:33.917 --> 30:37.337
No. That won't be until tomorrow.

30:39.506 --> 30:40.631
Well, it's just when I…

30:40.632 --> 30:44.636
when I saw him,
something didn't feel right.

30:46.138 --> 30:47.889
Well, he died, Tom.

30:47.890 --> 30:49.348
I understand that.

30:49.349 --> 30:54.021
Before he died, you didn't notice
anything out of the ordinary, did you?

30:54.855 --> 30:57.065
What are you asking me here, Tom?

30:57.649 --> 30:59.066
I don't know.

30:59.067 --> 31:00.360
I don't--

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Tom, your dinner.

31:02.446 --> 31:03.821
Jesus Christ, Patricia.

31:03.822 --> 31:04.865
I'm so sorry. I gotta go.

31:05.490 --> 31:07.117
- Tom, your dinner.
- I know.

31:07.659 --> 31:09.452
If you leave now
you'll be 15 minutes late.

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I'm going.

31:19.963 --> 31:22.507
- Tom.
- I'm going.

31:22.508 --> 31:23.509
I'm going.

31:32.142 --> 31:35.270
- Tom, you can do that later--
- Would you just… Can I…

31:44.655 --> 31:45.738
Tom?

31:45.739 --> 31:47.657
We wasted a lot of time today.

31:47.658 --> 31:50.201
You can't let these people
get in your head, Patricia.

31:50.202 --> 31:51.370
You can't let fear…

31:52.746 --> 31:53.747
win.

31:55.499 --> 31:56.500
I know that, Tom.

32:00.921 --> 32:02.464
Fucking shit dick.

32:32.286 --> 32:33.703
- Tom.
- Yeah?

32:33.704 --> 32:34.746
You okay?

32:37.541 --> 32:39.876
I'm sorry. I'm a little distracted.

32:39.877 --> 32:43.379
Yes. I am… I am good. You were saying…

32:43.380 --> 32:45.883
Damn it! Kathy, that's not water.

32:48.927 --> 32:50.011
I am so sorry.

32:50.012 --> 32:51.721
What were you saying?

32:51.722 --> 32:54.141
I was actually saying
how much I love the island.

32:57.019 --> 32:58.394
- You're kidding me.
- No.

32:58.395 --> 33:02.232
I honestly don't understand
why this place isn't Martha's Vineyard.

33:06.195 --> 33:07.946
Martha's Vineyard.

33:10.407 --> 33:12.241
Yeah. Wow. You know,

33:12.242 --> 33:15.120
- I thought maybe Bar Harbor, but…
- Uh-huh.

33:16.079 --> 33:18.915
Wow, Arthur, I can't…

33:18.916 --> 33:20.918
I can't tell you how long
I've waited to hear that.

33:22.127 --> 33:25.087
Table three wants to know
where their order is.

33:25.088 --> 33:27.716
- It's right there.
- All right. Well, hold on.

33:31.470 --> 33:32.804
Look at that fog.

33:34.515 --> 33:36.807
I wanted to ask you something though.

33:36.808 --> 33:37.892
Anything at all.

33:37.893 --> 33:40.186
Did you know that there's people
on this island who think

33:40.187 --> 33:43.398
that if you're born here, you can't leave?

33:45.943 --> 33:47.110
Old wives' tale.

33:47.653 --> 33:49.445
I was talking to a guy over
at the Driftwood Diner,

33:49.446 --> 33:53.699
and he said he has never set foot
on the mainland. Sixty years old.

33:53.700 --> 33:57.411
Well, there's a reason
why the Driftwood wasn't on your list.

33:57.412 --> 33:59.872
Well, he claims his cousin went
to the mainland

33:59.873 --> 34:02.041
and died of a heart attack a month later.

34:02.042 --> 34:06.797
He also told me about a woman…
What is her… Marsha Dogan.

34:07.756 --> 34:11.426
Died of a stroke eight years ago,
a day after she steps on the mainland.

34:12.219 --> 34:14.179
- I checked it. It's true, Tom.
- I…

34:15.764 --> 34:17.516
I go to the mainland all the time.

34:19.059 --> 34:20.476
Yeah, were you born here though?

34:22.603 --> 34:23.647
No.

34:25.190 --> 34:27.609
- What about your son?
- Born and raised.

34:30.946 --> 34:34.449
Of course, yes, he's been to the mainland.

34:36.451 --> 34:37.452
Yeah.

34:37.953 --> 34:39.454
I mean, obviously it's not true.

34:40.621 --> 34:43.416
- Obviously.
- But I am fascinated

34:43.417 --> 34:45.502
by how powerful superstitions are here.

34:46.003 --> 34:47.170
It's remarkable.

34:48.088 --> 34:52.341
Anyway, I think your summer tourism
season could be huge. I really do.

34:52.342 --> 34:55.845
And I think that the focus
of my article is shaping,

34:55.846 --> 34:58.306
but it's feeling like the people,
you know?

34:58.307 --> 35:00.558
Or the other thing is, maybe it's

35:00.559 --> 35:03.145
how a lack of modern amenities is…

35:08.901 --> 35:10.193
And I'm gonna write something

35:10.194 --> 35:12.613
- that I think talks to--
- I have to make a quick phone call.

35:15.616 --> 35:17.034
Evan, you better be home.

35:19.745 --> 35:21.079
Come on. Come on. Come on.

35:31.673 --> 35:33.008
Okay. Hey.

35:33.759 --> 35:37.054
Hey, everyone. You know what,
we're just gonna stay put.

35:37.679 --> 35:41.516
It's not safe to drive in this,
especially after a couple of drinks.

35:41.517 --> 35:44.978
- So, just sit tight.
- I'll check the breakers.

35:45.854 --> 35:49.023
You know, hold on for one minute. Wayne.

35:49.024 --> 35:51.818
Hey, Wayne. Hey.
Hang on for one second, okay?

35:52.736 --> 35:54.695
I don't think going outside is probably…

35:54.696 --> 35:57.448
Hey, could we… Hey, hey, guys.
You know what, why don't…

35:57.449 --> 36:00.409
Just hold on for a second,
'cause it's still pretty thick out there.

36:00.410 --> 36:02.662
If I wanted to sit in the dark,
I can do that at home.

36:02.663 --> 36:05.331
Yeah, I know. It's just…
Look, let's just all sit tight together,

36:05.332 --> 36:06.916
'cause I can't have people
driving in this.

36:06.917 --> 36:09.001
I know how to drive in the fog, Loftis.

36:09.002 --> 36:10.503
- I know, I know.
- Hey, what's going on?

36:10.504 --> 36:13.047
- Is something wrong, Tom?
- No, no, of course not.

36:13.048 --> 36:15.007
- I gotta get home.
- Hey, just hold on. Just hold…

36:15.008 --> 36:17.051
- Hey, hey, hey, hey!
- Hey, what the hell are you doing?

36:17.052 --> 36:18.761
- Hold on!
- Hey!

36:18.762 --> 36:21.097
No, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!

36:21.098 --> 36:22.808
There's something in the fog!

36:30.732 --> 36:32.150
The fog is lifting, Tom.

36:34.945 --> 36:35.946
What?

36:37.823 --> 36:38.824
Let's go.

36:43.328 --> 36:44.955
I see what's going on here.

36:46.039 --> 36:48.542
You don't want to be Nantucket,
you want to be Salem.

36:55.591 --> 36:57.676
It's a nice town.
You don't need the gimmick.

37:24.036 --> 37:25.787
Well, you can lock up for me.

37:26.496 --> 37:28.165
Least you can do.

38:18.382 --> 38:20.509
Jesus Christ, Kathy!

38:21.552 --> 38:22.677
Your check.

38:22.678 --> 38:24.804
What… Hey, I didn't order any of this.

38:24.805 --> 38:26.431
Take it up with Wayne.

38:30.477 --> 38:31.854
Motherfucker…

38:41.363 --> 38:42.990
"There's something in the fog."

38:50.163 --> 38:51.582
Goddamn it.

38:53.292 --> 38:54.585
Ridiculous.
