WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:34.243 --> 00:00:35.911 JUDITH: There we go. 4 00:00:37.246 --> 00:00:38.539 Hands up. 5 00:00:40.666 --> 00:00:43.335 Great. There we go. Beautiful. 6 00:00:43.419 --> 00:00:45.087 You remember what we did. 7 00:00:45.171 --> 00:00:46.922 Higher, Mark. 8 00:00:47.006 --> 00:00:48.215 Lovely. Ah. 9 00:00:48.299 --> 00:00:50.426 -To the side. Beautiful. - 10 00:01:01.228 --> 00:01:03.063 -Oh. 11 00:01:03.147 --> 00:01:05.024 Aw, thank you. 12 00:01:07.860 --> 00:01:10.946 -Sorry. I just gave away your piece. -Who’s next? 13 00:01:14.784 --> 00:01:16.619 -Mom, take it easy. -JUDITH: Oh, come on. 14 00:01:16.702 --> 00:01:18.662 Kids keep us young. 15 00:01:26.921 --> 00:01:28.923 Are you okay? 16 00:01:31.634 --> 00:01:33.552 -Grandma. 17 00:01:35.888 --> 00:01:37.264 -Are you okay, Grandma? -Mom? 18 00:01:37.348 --> 00:01:38.891 Somebody call an ambulance! 19 00:03:08.898 --> 00:03:11.108 JOSH: You don’t have to do this, Grandma. 20 00:03:11.191 --> 00:03:14.695 JUDITH: Oh, I do. My health. 21 00:03:14.778 --> 00:03:17.072 This’ll be better for everyone, believe me. 22 00:03:17.156 --> 00:03:20.326 Hello. Welcome. 23 00:03:20.409 --> 00:03:21.994 -You got it? -Yeah. 24 00:03:22.077 --> 00:03:23.996 MS. BENSON: This way, please. 25 00:03:24.079 --> 00:03:26.165 It’s a lovely second-floor room. 26 00:03:26.248 --> 00:03:28.417 -You okay? -Mm. 27 00:03:28.500 --> 00:03:30.461 Here we are. 28 00:03:37.635 --> 00:03:39.553 -Hi. Hi. -I’m Liesel. 29 00:03:39.637 --> 00:03:41.096 Uh, Judith. 30 00:03:41.180 --> 00:03:42.431 Oh. 31 00:03:42.514 --> 00:03:44.683 You didn’t have to unpack for me. 32 00:03:44.767 --> 00:03:46.602 I could have done it myself. 33 00:03:46.685 --> 00:03:49.188 Those are beautiful. 34 00:03:50.314 --> 00:03:51.857 You were a professional dancer? 35 00:03:51.941 --> 00:03:53.859 Mm, I dabbled. 36 00:03:53.943 --> 00:03:55.152 Wow. I just... 37 00:03:55.235 --> 00:03:56.612 MS. BENSON: Before I forget, your medication-- 38 00:03:56.695 --> 00:03:58.364 for Parkinson’s and for your stroke-- 39 00:03:58.447 --> 00:03:59.657 just leave it with me. 40 00:03:59.740 --> 00:04:01.158 The nurses will make sure you get 41 00:04:01.241 --> 00:04:03.118 the right pills for each meal or at bedtime. 42 00:04:03.202 --> 00:04:05.120 Oh, I’ve always managed myself, thank you. 43 00:04:05.204 --> 00:04:07.581 Well, you’ll no longer need to worry about it now. 44 00:04:07.665 --> 00:04:09.416 Isn’t that a relief? 45 00:04:09.500 --> 00:04:11.126 Perfect timing. 46 00:04:12.169 --> 00:04:14.004 I need a new prescription, actually. 47 00:04:14.088 --> 00:04:16.465 At least it’s quiet here. 48 00:04:16.548 --> 00:04:17.841 That’s good. I’m a light sleeper. 49 00:04:17.925 --> 00:04:19.468 MS. BENSON: Well, I’ll leave you to it, 50 00:04:19.551 --> 00:04:23.263 and let me know if there’s anything that you need. 51 00:04:23.347 --> 00:04:25.933 Ms. Benson, may I speak with you? 52 00:04:29.311 --> 00:04:30.938 JOSH: You don’t belong here. 53 00:04:31.021 --> 00:04:33.732 Oh, I’m 70, Josh. 54 00:04:33.816 --> 00:04:35.859 Age is just a number. It doesn’t mean anything. 55 00:04:35.943 --> 00:04:37.861 No, my darling. 56 00:04:37.945 --> 00:04:40.864 That’s just something old people tell themselves to feel better. 57 00:04:40.948 --> 00:04:42.408 Doesn’t sound like you. 58 00:04:42.491 --> 00:04:46.286 Age is what stops me from dancing or teaching or... 59 00:04:46.370 --> 00:04:49.289 keeping up pace with everybody. 60 00:04:49.373 --> 00:04:51.709 -You look younger than everyone here. - 61 00:04:51.792 --> 00:04:53.210 But you know what? 62 00:04:53.293 --> 00:04:56.672 Every single one of these people thinks the same. 63 00:04:56.755 --> 00:04:59.091 We all still think we’re 20. 64 00:04:59.174 --> 00:05:01.218 I don’t, I don’t know how... 65 00:05:02.428 --> 00:05:05.014 I don’t know how I’m gonna deal with this. 66 00:05:05.097 --> 00:05:06.473 Well, can you deal... 67 00:05:06.557 --> 00:05:08.058 Oh, what’s that? 68 00:05:08.142 --> 00:05:10.352 -What? Oh! Stop! - 69 00:05:10.436 --> 00:05:11.979 Okay. Mom. 70 00:05:12.062 --> 00:05:13.981 -We’ll let you settle. -Right. 71 00:05:14.064 --> 00:05:15.733 JOSH: Um... uh, wh-why don’t you go along? 72 00:05:15.816 --> 00:05:18.235 I-I’ll catch up later. It’s... You know, I’ll just stay here 73 00:05:18.318 --> 00:05:19.987 -for a little bit. -Josh, you need to come with me. 74 00:05:20.070 --> 00:05:21.405 Grandma needs to rest. 75 00:05:21.488 --> 00:05:22.906 Call me if you need anything. 76 00:05:22.990 --> 00:05:24.366 -Sure. - 77 00:05:24.450 --> 00:05:25.868 Okay. 78 00:05:32.124 --> 00:05:34.293 Don’t worry. I’ll be okay. 79 00:05:35.377 --> 00:05:37.004 Bye, Grandma. 80 00:05:58.776 --> 00:06:00.569 ANNETTE Tree. 81 00:06:06.992 --> 00:06:09.912 -Sorry. I didn’t introduce myself. - 82 00:06:09.995 --> 00:06:12.289 -Judith. - 83 00:06:12.372 --> 00:06:15.751 I guess we’re roomies like we’re back in college. 84 00:06:19.713 --> 00:06:21.924 Looks like I caught you at a bad time. 85 00:06:22.007 --> 00:06:23.634 Tree. 86 00:06:25.385 --> 00:06:26.720 I’m watching. 87 00:06:26.804 --> 00:06:30.057 I’m watching, watching. 88 00:06:30.140 --> 00:06:31.600 -Looking for this? - 89 00:06:31.683 --> 00:06:32.976 Thanks. 90 00:06:33.060 --> 00:06:35.562 I was just about to panic. 91 00:06:36.980 --> 00:06:39.525 Of course, you know about our no-cell-phone policy. 92 00:06:39.608 --> 00:06:40.818 I-I’m sorry. What? 93 00:06:40.901 --> 00:06:43.403 For the peace and quiet of the house, 94 00:06:43.487 --> 00:06:46.573 we don’t allow any phones anywhere in the building. 95 00:06:46.657 --> 00:06:47.950 You’re pulling my leg. 96 00:06:48.033 --> 00:06:50.077 It was in the contract that you signed. 97 00:06:51.537 --> 00:06:54.331 So much for all the exciting Insta updates 98 00:06:54.414 --> 00:06:56.041 I could have posted from here. 99 00:07:08.470 --> 00:07:10.055 I’m watching. 100 00:07:10.139 --> 00:07:12.224 -I’m watching. I’m watching. - 101 00:07:24.903 --> 00:07:26.488 She still hasn’t texted back. 102 00:07:26.572 --> 00:07:28.240 -I’m sure she’s fine. -She’s fine? 103 00:07:28.323 --> 00:07:29.908 Did you see her roommate and the people she’s staying with? 104 00:07:29.992 --> 00:07:33.745 It’s tough, but we have to remember this was her choice. 105 00:07:33.829 --> 00:07:36.957 You could’ve at least tried to talk her out of it. 106 00:07:37.040 --> 00:07:38.709 No one has ever talked your grandma 107 00:07:38.792 --> 00:07:41.044 out of anything she’s decided to do. 108 00:07:41.128 --> 00:07:43.255 That’s bullshit. You didn’t want to look after her. 109 00:07:43.338 --> 00:07:45.048 She moved here to take care of us 110 00:07:45.132 --> 00:07:46.633 when we needed her the most. 111 00:07:46.717 --> 00:07:49.011 -But now she needs help, she’s out? -That’s not fair. 112 00:07:49.094 --> 00:07:51.597 I’m gonna go watch a movie. 113 00:07:53.891 --> 00:07:55.684 MAN This is weird. 114 00:07:55.767 --> 00:07:58.687 This may make you a little tense. 115 00:07:58.770 --> 00:08:00.981 It made someone a little past tense. 116 00:08:01.064 --> 00:08:04.735 Here’s looking at you, kid. 117 00:08:11.033 --> 00:08:12.826 WOMAN: No! Oh! 118 00:08:12.910 --> 00:08:14.953 -GARY: That is enough. 119 00:08:15.037 --> 00:08:16.622 -Imogen. -IMOGEN: Let go! 120 00:08:16.705 --> 00:08:18.290 -It is time to go to bed. Come with me. -I don’t want to sleep! 121 00:08:18.373 --> 00:08:19.750 Go away! 122 00:08:19.833 --> 00:08:21.418 -Go away! -No, this... Come with me right now! 123 00:08:21.501 --> 00:08:22.961 -Go away! -Please go back to bed. 124 00:08:23.045 --> 00:08:24.713 IMOGEN No! Oh! 125 00:08:24.796 --> 00:08:26.757 I want to go home! 126 00:08:26.840 --> 00:08:28.342 GARY: You are home. 127 00:08:28.425 --> 00:08:30.594 IMOGEN I want home. Please. 128 00:08:37.100 --> 00:08:38.894 - 129 00:09:04.127 --> 00:09:05.629 LIESEL: How are you today? 130 00:09:05.712 --> 00:09:08.048 Would you like to visit the grounds later? 131 00:09:08.131 --> 00:09:10.759 I could make time for a little stroll if you like. 132 00:09:10.842 --> 00:09:13.428 -Oh, I’d love that. -Okay, great. 133 00:09:20.644 --> 00:09:22.688 JUDITH: I wasn’t ready for this change. 134 00:09:22.771 --> 00:09:24.147 I miss dancing, 135 00:09:24.231 --> 00:09:26.191 and I miss it more than anything else. 136 00:09:26.275 --> 00:09:27.693 But my prognosis isn’t good. 137 00:09:27.776 --> 00:09:30.779 My symptoms are under control for now, but... 138 00:09:30.862 --> 00:09:33.490 who knows how long that’ll last? 139 00:09:34.741 --> 00:09:37.703 Whatever’s coming next-- 140 00:09:37.786 --> 00:09:43.625 whenever or however I end up diminished-- 141 00:09:43.709 --> 00:09:47.045 I don’t want my family to see me like that. 142 00:09:48.297 --> 00:09:50.841 Well, you look in great shape. 143 00:09:52.926 --> 00:09:55.178 You want to see something fun? 144 00:09:55.262 --> 00:09:57.014 Come on. 145 00:09:57.889 --> 00:09:59.683 You okay? 146 00:09:59.766 --> 00:10:02.060 Where the hell are you taking me? 147 00:10:02.144 --> 00:10:04.062 Been a while since my last safari. 148 00:10:17.576 --> 00:10:20.662 Well, this is it. 149 00:10:21.788 --> 00:10:23.123 Wow. 150 00:10:24.666 --> 00:10:27.002 Oh, it’s beautiful. 151 00:10:27.085 --> 00:10:28.628 LIESEL: Right? 152 00:10:28.712 --> 00:10:31.715 You just wish you could sit here with a good book. 153 00:10:31.798 --> 00:10:34.134 Or-or curl up and nap and dream of fairies. 154 00:10:35.427 --> 00:10:36.845 What’s this? 155 00:10:36.928 --> 00:10:38.555 Damn kids. 156 00:10:38.638 --> 00:10:40.807 They have these drunken sleepovers on the grounds. 157 00:10:40.891 --> 00:10:42.684 -We’ve added a fence, 158 00:10:42.768 --> 00:10:44.853 but now they cut their way through with pliers. 159 00:10:44.936 --> 00:10:46.855 Takes me back. 160 00:10:46.938 --> 00:10:50.859 My friends and I had these wild parties in the woods. 161 00:10:50.942 --> 00:10:54.029 We’d smoke grass and play guitar, 162 00:10:54.112 --> 00:10:55.989 -dance around the fire. -Mm. 163 00:10:56.073 --> 00:10:58.200 It’s where I met my husband George. 164 00:10:58.283 --> 00:10:59.284 Aw. 165 00:10:59.368 --> 00:11:01.620 Life was easy then. Carefree. 166 00:11:01.703 --> 00:11:03.372 An adventure. 167 00:11:09.795 --> 00:11:11.088 What’d you find there? 168 00:11:11.171 --> 00:11:12.339 Anyone you know? 169 00:11:13.590 --> 00:11:15.133 No. I... 170 00:11:15.217 --> 00:11:16.968 Probably not. 171 00:11:18.303 --> 00:11:19.930 Come on. 172 00:11:20.013 --> 00:11:23.058 We should probably head back before they call a search party. 173 00:11:23.141 --> 00:11:24.643 JUDITH: Hmm. 174 00:11:24.726 --> 00:11:26.686 LIESEL: You should find yourself a hobby here. 175 00:11:26.770 --> 00:11:29.064 -Gardening? -Oh. 176 00:11:29.147 --> 00:11:30.607 There’s lots of things to do. 177 00:11:30.690 --> 00:11:34.528 Uh, watercolors, crafts, even ballet. 178 00:11:34.611 --> 00:11:36.571 Maybe something you’d enjoy. 179 00:11:36.655 --> 00:11:38.198 -Nope. - 180 00:11:38.281 --> 00:11:40.534 Who wants to see an old bat fluttering about 181 00:11:40.617 --> 00:11:42.452 -in a leotard, anyway? - 182 00:11:42.536 --> 00:11:45.163 LIESEL: And here’s our vegetable patch. 183 00:11:45.247 --> 00:11:46.415 Liesel, hi. 184 00:11:46.498 --> 00:11:47.624 Hi. 185 00:11:47.707 --> 00:11:49.501 Oh, hello. 186 00:11:49.584 --> 00:11:50.836 Ladies, this is Judith. 187 00:11:50.919 --> 00:11:52.712 -She just moved in last night. 188 00:11:52.796 --> 00:11:55.465 -New blood. -Yes, you don’t say. 189 00:11:55.549 --> 00:11:56.716 -Hi. I’m Ruth. -JUDITH: Hi. 190 00:11:56.800 --> 00:11:58.135 Oh, nice to meet you. 191 00:11:58.218 --> 00:12:00.929 -Thank you. 192 00:12:01.012 --> 00:12:02.556 -A wormwood. -Yeah. 193 00:12:02.639 --> 00:12:03.849 Do you make absinthe? 194 00:12:03.932 --> 00:12:05.517 Do you know much about plants? 195 00:12:05.600 --> 00:12:08.687 No, but I, uh, know a little about absinthe. 196 00:12:08.770 --> 00:12:09.938 TRISH: Ah. 197 00:12:11.106 --> 00:12:12.691 - 198 00:12:12.774 --> 00:12:14.568 Watch your step, young lady. 199 00:12:14.651 --> 00:12:16.570 -I didn’t see you there. 200 00:12:16.653 --> 00:12:18.029 I’m sorry, uh, if I frightened you. 201 00:12:18.113 --> 00:12:19.239 I’m Roland. 202 00:12:19.322 --> 00:12:20.407 Oh. Uh, Judith. 203 00:12:20.490 --> 00:12:21.992 I-I was just looking at the, uh... 204 00:12:22.075 --> 00:12:24.202 Well, yeah, don’t mention it. It’s lovely to meet you. 205 00:12:24.286 --> 00:12:25.579 -I was planning 206 00:12:25.662 --> 00:12:27.664 to come to you later today to, uh... 207 00:12:27.747 --> 00:12:30.375 Well, we have a card group going, 208 00:12:30.459 --> 00:12:33.044 and, uh, we’re missing a player for bridge. 209 00:12:33.128 --> 00:12:34.963 Do you, by any chance, uh... 210 00:12:35.046 --> 00:12:36.715 -What a cliché. 211 00:12:38.008 --> 00:12:39.885 Uh, it’s not as boring as it sounds, 212 00:12:39.968 --> 00:12:41.219 I promise you. 213 00:12:41.303 --> 00:12:42.679 -Hmm? -Uh... 214 00:12:42.762 --> 00:12:44.264 Th-That... Yeah, sure. 215 00:12:44.347 --> 00:12:46.016 -Oh? -Sure, that’d be nice. 216 00:12:46.099 --> 00:12:47.100 Lovely. 217 00:12:49.644 --> 00:12:51.396 Nice to meet you all. 218 00:12:51.480 --> 00:12:54.733 -TRISH: Yes. - 219 00:12:54.816 --> 00:12:56.234 -Bye-bye. -Bye-bye. 220 00:12:56.318 --> 00:12:57.944 JUDITH: Bye. 221 00:13:02.699 --> 00:13:04.201 WOMAN Attention, residents. 222 00:13:06.995 --> 00:13:09.706 - 223 00:13:12.834 --> 00:13:14.127 WOMAN: And plié. 224 00:13:14.211 --> 00:13:16.463 -JUDITH: Hmm. - 225 00:13:17.964 --> 00:13:19.549 Judith! 226 00:13:19.633 --> 00:13:21.968 -Hi. -So glad you could join us. 227 00:13:22.052 --> 00:13:24.346 Yes, well, with this wealth of exciting activity, 228 00:13:24.429 --> 00:13:26.848 I wasn’t sure I’d find time in my schedule. 229 00:13:28.517 --> 00:13:30.894 I, um, brought a little something 230 00:13:30.977 --> 00:13:33.563 -to get the party started. -ROLAND: Oh. 231 00:13:33.647 --> 00:13:34.689 -Bring it on, sister. - 232 00:13:34.773 --> 00:13:36.775 Well, your spirit is so visceral. 233 00:13:36.858 --> 00:13:38.151 Wonderful. 234 00:13:38.235 --> 00:13:40.445 Thank you, Judith. 235 00:13:40.529 --> 00:13:44.658 So, first things first. 236 00:13:44.741 --> 00:13:46.576 Any family? 237 00:13:46.660 --> 00:13:48.662 JUDITH: Uh, my daughter and, um, 238 00:13:48.745 --> 00:13:49.913 my grandson Josh. 239 00:13:49.996 --> 00:13:51.122 He’s 17. 240 00:13:51.206 --> 00:13:53.416 Enjoy the visits, if they do come. 241 00:13:53.500 --> 00:13:56.628 I got to warn you, they thin out quickly. 242 00:13:56.711 --> 00:13:58.338 I hear you. 243 00:13:58.421 --> 00:14:00.465 My friends deserted me when I stopped being able 244 00:14:00.549 --> 00:14:02.342 to teach their kids how to dance. 245 00:14:02.425 --> 00:14:04.010 -Uh-huh. -But Josh will keep visiting. 246 00:14:04.094 --> 00:14:05.720 He’s the light of my life. 247 00:14:05.804 --> 00:14:07.138 Keeps me young. 248 00:14:07.222 --> 00:14:08.640 Does he? Really? 249 00:14:08.723 --> 00:14:10.308 Well, his father died when he was little, 250 00:14:10.392 --> 00:14:12.936 and we were all affected, of course, 251 00:14:13.019 --> 00:14:16.314 but Josh, in particular, just didn’t know how to cope. 252 00:14:16.398 --> 00:14:18.108 -ROLAND: Hmm. -After a while, it was important 253 00:14:18.191 --> 00:14:19.901 that he go back to a normal life. 254 00:14:19.985 --> 00:14:21.611 -You know, kids, fun. -Mm, mm-hmm. 255 00:14:21.695 --> 00:14:25.365 But his mother wasn’t able to provide that, so I... 256 00:14:25.448 --> 00:14:28.159 Well, he and I grew very close. 257 00:14:28.243 --> 00:14:31.204 A fact which his mother still resents, I’m afraid, but... 258 00:14:31.288 --> 00:14:32.622 - 259 00:14:32.706 --> 00:14:33.999 Do you have family? 260 00:14:34.082 --> 00:14:35.625 Oh, they’re long gone. 261 00:14:35.709 --> 00:14:39.462 Once you’re here, you become, uh, irrelevant to society. 262 00:14:39.546 --> 00:14:41.339 You’d think we were in prison. 263 00:14:41.423 --> 00:14:42.757 Well, we are on death row. 264 00:14:44.467 --> 00:14:45.719 You married? 265 00:14:45.802 --> 00:14:46.803 Oh, widowed. 266 00:14:46.886 --> 00:14:48.763 -Oh. -He was a good man 267 00:14:48.847 --> 00:14:52.434 -and a great musician, and I do miss him. -Mm-hmm. 268 00:14:52.517 --> 00:14:53.768 You? 269 00:14:53.852 --> 00:14:55.604 Same. I-I miss my wife. 270 00:14:55.687 --> 00:14:59.649 Uh, it’s good to have a significant other in your life. 271 00:14:59.733 --> 00:15:02.068 I sometimes think that the toughest part of getting older 272 00:15:02.152 --> 00:15:07.324 is that I might not get to see the man Josh will become. 273 00:15:07.407 --> 00:15:10.076 Geez, enough of this depressing talk. 274 00:15:11.244 --> 00:15:12.954 How do you like your new home? 275 00:15:13.038 --> 00:15:16.207 -Uh, it takes time to adjust, right? -Yeah. -Mm-hmm. 276 00:15:16.291 --> 00:15:18.376 You’ve got to accept the change and just move on. 277 00:15:18.460 --> 00:15:20.086 -Right. -People who don’t, 278 00:15:20.170 --> 00:15:22.547 they end up looking like, uh... 279 00:15:26.134 --> 00:15:28.011 I-I can’t cast the first stone. 280 00:15:28.094 --> 00:15:30.263 I-I was a dancer, you know? 281 00:15:30.347 --> 00:15:32.390 My-my work depended on my youth-- 282 00:15:32.474 --> 00:15:34.059 or the appearance of it, anyway. 283 00:15:34.142 --> 00:15:36.770 I-I understand people’s choices. 284 00:15:36.853 --> 00:15:38.271 Well, I’ve had three face-lifts. 285 00:15:38.355 --> 00:15:40.106 I’ve tried every fad diet. 286 00:15:40.190 --> 00:15:41.691 -Tried filler, 287 00:15:41.775 --> 00:15:43.485 -every Botox. - 288 00:15:43.568 --> 00:15:46.446 If I’d been told that "bathing in the blood of virgins" stuff 289 00:15:46.529 --> 00:15:49.866 actually worked, I’d have gone the way of Elizabeth Báthory. 290 00:15:52.202 --> 00:15:53.453 Oh. 291 00:15:53.536 --> 00:15:55.080 Well, in the end, there’s only so long 292 00:15:55.163 --> 00:15:56.706 you can hold the fort, right? 293 00:15:56.790 --> 00:15:59.584 Fighting nature always comes at a cost. 294 00:16:02.003 --> 00:16:03.004 ANNOUNCER: Wish you could recapture 295 00:16:03.088 --> 00:16:04.422 the beauty of your youth? 296 00:16:04.506 --> 00:16:06.800 Hebora, nighttime formula... 297 00:16:11.763 --> 00:16:14.182 -No! No! -In right here. Go. 298 00:16:14.265 --> 00:16:16.351 - 299 00:16:16.434 --> 00:16:19.145 No, no. 300 00:16:19.229 --> 00:16:20.897 Let me go! 301 00:16:20.980 --> 00:16:23.566 -I don’t want to go to sleep! -Get her in the bed. Get her... 302 00:16:23.650 --> 00:16:26.027 -No! -You cannot sleep in the living room! 303 00:16:26.111 --> 00:16:27.821 -No! No! -Just relax. 304 00:16:27.904 --> 00:16:28.988 -Just relax. - 305 00:16:29.072 --> 00:16:30.865 No, no. 306 00:16:30.949 --> 00:16:33.535 -You’re acting like a child! - 307 00:16:42.460 --> 00:16:43.837 Can I help you? 308 00:16:43.920 --> 00:16:45.964 -No, no. It’s okay. - 309 00:16:50.427 --> 00:16:52.095 Don’t you see him? 310 00:16:52.178 --> 00:16:53.471 Pardon me? 311 00:16:53.555 --> 00:16:55.473 Don’t you see him? 312 00:16:55.557 --> 00:16:58.226 He’s watching us sleep. 313 00:16:58.309 --> 00:16:59.310 Don’t you see? 314 00:16:59.394 --> 00:17:01.146 Are you talking about... 315 00:17:05.400 --> 00:17:06.401 -No. 316 00:17:06.484 --> 00:17:08.278 LIESEL: It’s okay. It’s just Ozzie. 317 00:17:08.361 --> 00:17:09.863 It doesn’t mean anything, okay? 318 00:17:09.946 --> 00:17:11.156 -Look, see? 319 00:17:11.239 --> 00:17:12.323 He’s gone already. 320 00:17:17.370 --> 00:17:18.913 Here. 321 00:17:37.348 --> 00:17:39.642 My grandfather, he had Alzheimer’s 322 00:17:39.726 --> 00:17:42.145 the last years of his life. 323 00:17:42.228 --> 00:17:47.192 It was like little pieces of his mind just... 324 00:17:47.275 --> 00:17:49.194 falling apart one by one. 325 00:17:49.277 --> 00:17:51.237 I’m sorry. 326 00:17:51.321 --> 00:17:53.198 That’s why I became a nurse. 327 00:17:53.281 --> 00:17:56.284 I just wanted to help make a difference. 328 00:17:56.367 --> 00:17:58.620 My grandparents gave me this when I was little. 329 00:17:58.703 --> 00:18:00.330 JUDITH: Oh, nice. 330 00:18:00.413 --> 00:18:04.209 I like to think that they’re watching over me. 331 00:18:06.878 --> 00:18:08.963 Um, time for bed. 332 00:18:09.047 --> 00:18:10.215 Uh... 333 00:18:17.055 --> 00:18:18.306 What’s that? 334 00:18:18.389 --> 00:18:20.809 Oh, it’s just something to help you sleep. 335 00:18:20.892 --> 00:18:23.394 We want to make sure everyone has a good night. 336 00:18:23.478 --> 00:18:25.146 You’re drugging everyone. 337 00:18:25.230 --> 00:18:26.314 Drugging? 338 00:18:26.397 --> 00:18:28.441 That is awfully dramatic. 339 00:18:28.525 --> 00:18:31.694 I know dealing with screaming patients is hard, 340 00:18:31.778 --> 00:18:35.073 but don’t you think your teammates are a bit rough? 341 00:18:35.156 --> 00:18:37.200 We’re all trained professionals, 342 00:18:37.283 --> 00:18:40.411 and no one is sedated against their will. 343 00:18:43.748 --> 00:18:46.459 Look, don’t worry, it-it takes a bit of time, 344 00:18:46.543 --> 00:18:49.921 but you’ll fit right in. 345 00:19:03.059 --> 00:19:05.186 - 346 00:19:27.000 --> 00:19:29.627 - 347 00:19:40.305 --> 00:19:43.766 - 348 00:19:55.194 --> 00:19:57.530 ANNETTE No! 349 00:20:05.163 --> 00:20:06.956 There! What is it? 350 00:20:07.040 --> 00:20:08.583 Is she okay? 351 00:20:20.845 --> 00:20:22.263 Where is he? 352 00:20:22.347 --> 00:20:24.807 Are you having a bad dream, Ms. Albright? 353 00:20:24.891 --> 00:20:27.226 Fuck no. He was standing right there. 354 00:20:27.310 --> 00:20:28.978 Is that language absolutely necessary? 355 00:20:29.062 --> 00:20:31.230 -I’m not a child. -Clearly not. 356 00:20:31.314 --> 00:20:33.358 Good night, then. 357 00:21:03.763 --> 00:21:05.098 Oh, Nurse, I... 358 00:21:05.181 --> 00:21:06.724 Oh, it’s you. 359 00:21:06.808 --> 00:21:08.559 Do you need something? 360 00:21:08.643 --> 00:21:10.019 Was anyone in my room this morning? 361 00:21:10.103 --> 00:21:11.187 My hairbrush is gone. 362 00:21:11.270 --> 00:21:13.398 I wouldn’t think so. 363 00:21:13.481 --> 00:21:15.066 -Let me help you find it. -I’m telling you, 364 00:21:15.149 --> 00:21:16.693 someone took it. It’s gone. 365 00:21:16.776 --> 00:21:18.319 Is this it? 366 00:21:20.780 --> 00:21:22.407 Yes. 367 00:21:24.158 --> 00:21:25.952 Yes. 368 00:21:26.035 --> 00:21:27.412 You were probably just distracted. 369 00:21:27.495 --> 00:21:28.663 New habits. 370 00:21:30.581 --> 00:21:32.625 People misplace objects here all the time. 371 00:21:44.262 --> 00:21:46.055 JUDITH: Whose turn was it? 372 00:21:48.141 --> 00:21:49.559 -Ah. 373 00:21:54.355 --> 00:21:55.690 Easy one. 374 00:21:55.773 --> 00:21:57.567 "At what job do Wilbur and Chick work 375 00:21:57.650 --> 00:21:59.902 in Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein?" 376 00:21:59.986 --> 00:22:01.612 Uh, baggage clerks. 377 00:22:02.739 --> 00:22:03.948 Boom. 378 00:22:07.910 --> 00:22:10.038 What’s the deal with him? 379 00:22:10.913 --> 00:22:12.373 Oh, he’s here every day. 380 00:22:12.457 --> 00:22:16.044 He keeps thinking his wife’s picking him up to go home. 381 00:22:16.127 --> 00:22:18.254 Keeps forgetting his wife’s dead and buried. 382 00:22:18.337 --> 00:22:20.048 Can you imagine? 383 00:22:20.131 --> 00:22:21.466 He could’ve been a mob boss. 384 00:22:21.549 --> 00:22:23.009 He could’ve trained dolphins to become assassins 385 00:22:23.092 --> 00:22:25.011 or-- who knows? 386 00:22:25.094 --> 00:22:28.514 But now... his mind’s gone. 387 00:22:29.432 --> 00:22:30.558 He’s gone. 388 00:22:30.641 --> 00:22:32.477 Geez, make me cry, why don’t you? 389 00:22:32.560 --> 00:22:33.978 No, no. I’m-I’m serious. 390 00:22:34.062 --> 00:22:36.189 I-- It’s the worst, I think. 391 00:22:36.272 --> 00:22:38.900 Oh. 392 00:22:38.983 --> 00:22:42.361 Worse than having to pull a tapeworm out through your mouth? 393 00:22:42.445 --> 00:22:45.281 Worse than your house keys falling into dog shit? 394 00:22:45.364 --> 00:22:46.741 Oh, way worse. Way worse. 395 00:22:46.824 --> 00:22:49.535 Or getting tiny paper cuts between each of your toes? 396 00:22:49.619 --> 00:22:51.370 Oh, wait. Wait, wait. Between your teeth. 397 00:22:51.454 --> 00:22:52.705 -Okay, okay, no, no, no. 398 00:22:52.789 --> 00:22:54.957 Oh, God. Oh, what? Oh, that... 399 00:22:55.041 --> 00:22:57.293 -No. You-you win. You win. - 400 00:22:59.796 --> 00:23:02.131 It’s gonna get easier, right? 401 00:23:03.257 --> 00:23:04.300 Boom. 402 00:23:53.474 --> 00:23:55.601 Anyone there? 403 00:24:06.654 --> 00:24:08.197 What are you doing in the hallway? 404 00:24:08.281 --> 00:24:09.740 You’re supposed to be in your room. 405 00:24:09.824 --> 00:24:11.701 There was something right there, on my bed. 406 00:24:11.784 --> 00:24:13.452 Where the hell were you? I called you. 407 00:24:13.536 --> 00:24:14.871 You’re not my only patient. 408 00:24:14.954 --> 00:24:16.747 If you insist on wandering about, 409 00:24:16.831 --> 00:24:18.833 I’ll have to lock your door. 410 00:24:18.916 --> 00:24:20.710 JUDITH: Look. 411 00:24:21.836 --> 00:24:23.588 It was right there. 412 00:24:23.671 --> 00:24:25.423 What the hell? Let me go. 413 00:24:25.506 --> 00:24:26.841 Calm down. You’re gonna hurt yourself. 414 00:24:26.924 --> 00:24:29.177 I can put myself to bed, thank you very much. 415 00:24:29.260 --> 00:24:31.888 Do you want me to call Gary to come in here and assist me? 416 00:24:31.971 --> 00:24:33.931 -He’s right there in the hallway. -He’s there. 417 00:24:34.015 --> 00:24:35.892 I knew it. He’s the one. Yeah, I knew it. 418 00:24:35.975 --> 00:24:39.729 Gary has better things to do than to lurk around your room. 419 00:24:40.730 --> 00:24:42.565 It’s just another nightmare. 420 00:24:42.648 --> 00:24:45.651 Come on. Let’s get you back to sleep now, okay? 421 00:25:13.429 --> 00:25:15.556 JUDITH Annette. 422 00:25:16.557 --> 00:25:18.434 Who is it? 423 00:25:18.517 --> 00:25:20.811 -You’ve seen him before. - 424 00:25:22.230 --> 00:25:24.232 Where’s your crucifix? 425 00:25:41.415 --> 00:25:42.917 Judith. 426 00:25:43.000 --> 00:25:44.585 There you are. 427 00:25:44.669 --> 00:25:46.879 -Hi. Thanks. -Sit. 428 00:25:49.298 --> 00:25:50.758 You look tired. 429 00:25:50.841 --> 00:25:52.802 Speak for yourself. 430 00:25:52.885 --> 00:25:55.888 If I didn’t know better, I’d say you were hungover. 431 00:25:57.306 --> 00:25:58.516 Where was the party? 432 00:25:58.599 --> 00:26:00.559 Feeling better from last night, I hope. 433 00:26:00.643 --> 00:26:03.312 Quite the nightmare you had. 434 00:26:09.068 --> 00:26:11.570 "Quite the nightmare you had." 435 00:26:11.654 --> 00:26:14.448 -They all treat us like children. -Right? 436 00:26:16.200 --> 00:26:19.662 I wasn’t having a nightmare last night. 437 00:26:19.745 --> 00:26:22.039 I was awake. I saw something. 438 00:26:22.123 --> 00:26:23.916 -What was it? - 439 00:26:24.000 --> 00:26:27.461 Someone standing at the end of my bed, watching me sleep. 440 00:26:27.545 --> 00:26:29.338 And I know what you’re thinking, 441 00:26:29.422 --> 00:26:31.382 but the same thing happened the night before. 442 00:26:31.465 --> 00:26:33.718 Well, how clearly could you see? 443 00:26:33.801 --> 00:26:35.761 Well, it was dark, but... 444 00:26:39.849 --> 00:26:42.643 -Ms. Albright, how are you this morning? -You. 445 00:26:42.727 --> 00:26:44.186 Were you in my room last night? 446 00:26:44.270 --> 00:26:46.564 -In your room? What are you... -Around 1:00 a.m. 447 00:26:46.647 --> 00:26:50.151 -What kind of creep watches women when they sleep? -Uh... 448 00:26:50.234 --> 00:26:51.527 And Annette’s crucifix is missing. 449 00:26:51.610 --> 00:26:52.820 Is that what you do? Steal from the elderly? 450 00:26:52.903 --> 00:26:56.032 Uh, Judith, the-the tea’s getting cold. 451 00:26:56.115 --> 00:26:58.242 This isn’t achieving anything. 452 00:26:58.326 --> 00:27:00.494 -All right. -All right. 453 00:27:00.578 --> 00:27:02.371 ROLAND: Okay. 454 00:27:05.166 --> 00:27:06.250 I-I don’t know what to do. 455 00:27:06.334 --> 00:27:07.626 I mean, should I call the police? 456 00:27:07.710 --> 00:27:09.587 No, no, no. Don’t call the police. 457 00:27:09.670 --> 00:27:12.965 Don’t do anything dramatic. 458 00:27:13.049 --> 00:27:15.843 Now, uh, you may be right, and I-I don’t like him, either, 459 00:27:15.926 --> 00:27:18.054 but, Judith, everyone else, 460 00:27:18.137 --> 00:27:20.431 not being able to distinguish 461 00:27:20.514 --> 00:27:22.808 between what’s real and what’s a dream, 462 00:27:22.892 --> 00:27:24.518 that’s a sign of dementia. 463 00:27:24.602 --> 00:27:28.898 And they will have you diagnosed and medicated in no time. 464 00:27:28.981 --> 00:27:31.192 RUTH: He’s right. In their eyes, 465 00:27:31.275 --> 00:27:34.487 none of us have both oars in the water anyway. 466 00:27:34.570 --> 00:27:35.780 TRISH: Yeah, trust me. 467 00:27:35.863 --> 00:27:37.907 The moment they see any signs of illness, 468 00:27:37.990 --> 00:27:40.242 they treat you like an invalid. 469 00:27:40.326 --> 00:27:42.119 Look around you. 470 00:27:42.203 --> 00:27:44.622 None of these people are getting out of here. 471 00:27:44.705 --> 00:27:46.665 Not for Thanksgiving, not for Christmas, 472 00:27:46.749 --> 00:27:49.418 not for their grandkids’ graduation. 473 00:27:49.502 --> 00:27:52.296 Now, once they see weakness, 474 00:27:52.380 --> 00:27:56.717 the only way you’re getting out of here is in a box. 475 00:28:10.147 --> 00:28:11.982 Ms. Albright. Is everything all right? 476 00:28:12.066 --> 00:28:13.484 Oh, yes. 477 00:28:13.567 --> 00:28:15.694 I’d just like to get some air. 478 00:28:15.778 --> 00:28:17.655 Outside walks must be accompanied. 479 00:28:17.738 --> 00:28:19.240 What do you mean? 480 00:28:19.323 --> 00:28:20.908 We’re locked inside? 481 00:28:20.991 --> 00:28:23.411 We need to know where our residents are at all times. 482 00:28:23.494 --> 00:28:26.831 Uh, some wouldn’t be able to make it back on their own. 483 00:28:26.914 --> 00:28:28.541 -Come with me. 484 00:28:28.624 --> 00:28:31.252 We have a children’s choir recital in the living room. 485 00:28:31.335 --> 00:28:34.547 I’d rather poke myself in the eye. 486 00:28:35.548 --> 00:28:37.925 Have a nice day, Ms. Albright. 487 00:29:17.298 --> 00:29:19.341 George? 488 00:29:34.690 --> 00:29:37.276 -How did you... -It doesn’t matter. 489 00:29:38.903 --> 00:29:41.572 Come away with me. 490 00:29:41.655 --> 00:29:44.283 This is no place for you. 491 00:29:49.079 --> 00:29:50.789 - 492 00:29:55.961 --> 00:29:57.922 Sorry. 493 00:29:58.005 --> 00:29:59.507 I, um... 494 00:29:59.590 --> 00:30:01.300 Um... 495 00:30:01.383 --> 00:30:03.552 What was I... 496 00:30:03.636 --> 00:30:04.970 Do... do I bid? 497 00:30:05.054 --> 00:30:06.430 Bids are in. 498 00:30:06.514 --> 00:30:08.516 Spades are up. 499 00:30:08.599 --> 00:30:10.267 Are you okay? 500 00:30:10.351 --> 00:30:12.061 Sure. Sure. I think... 501 00:30:12.144 --> 00:30:14.188 I must have been... you know, I was dreaming. 502 00:30:14.271 --> 00:30:16.690 -ROLAND: Uh-huh. -For a minute there, I think. 503 00:30:17.691 --> 00:30:19.068 Well, you’ll adjust. 504 00:30:19.151 --> 00:30:22.738 You’ll find a... a new reason to get up every morning. 505 00:30:23.906 --> 00:30:25.449 Just give it time. 506 00:30:26.659 --> 00:30:28.410 Look, we’re all in this together. 507 00:30:28.494 --> 00:30:30.162 You know, if ever you get the blues, 508 00:30:30.246 --> 00:30:32.665 you just come see me and Ruth. 509 00:30:32.748 --> 00:30:35.292 We’re in the room right next door. 510 00:31:08.909 --> 00:31:10.995 -Whoa. Oh. 511 00:31:12.162 --> 00:31:13.581 What are you doing here? 512 00:31:13.664 --> 00:31:15.499 Well, I thought that we could prove to ourselves 513 00:31:15.583 --> 00:31:16.917 we’re not as old as we think. 514 00:31:17.001 --> 00:31:18.752 -Roland. -Oh, I was in my room, 515 00:31:18.836 --> 00:31:21.714 and I thought about that gorgeous woman 516 00:31:21.797 --> 00:31:23.465 -just across the hallway... - 517 00:31:23.549 --> 00:31:25.926 ...and the connections that we share. 518 00:31:26.010 --> 00:31:29.305 And I thought that maybe... 519 00:31:29.388 --> 00:31:30.681 No. No, no, no. 520 00:31:30.764 --> 00:31:33.142 I-I mean, I really appreciate... 521 00:31:33.225 --> 00:31:35.144 I mean, I’m flattered by the attention, 522 00:31:35.227 --> 00:31:37.271 but, um, I’m not ready for that. 523 00:31:37.354 --> 00:31:38.480 Oh. 524 00:31:38.564 --> 00:31:40.983 Ah, geez, I got my signals crossed. 525 00:31:42.067 --> 00:31:43.986 Listen, I-I... Sheesh. 526 00:31:44.069 --> 00:31:46.155 -I thought you’d be game. - 527 00:31:46.238 --> 00:31:48.407 -My apologies. -Well, no harm done. 528 00:31:49.658 --> 00:31:51.243 You move fast, Roland. 529 00:31:51.327 --> 00:31:53.704 Let’s not mention this, all right? 530 00:31:53.787 --> 00:31:55.080 All right. 531 00:31:55.164 --> 00:31:57.333 Oh, cheese and crackers. 532 00:31:57.416 --> 00:31:59.501 - 533 00:31:59.585 --> 00:32:02.296 -What a madhouse. - 534 00:32:18.312 --> 00:32:19.772 Who’s there? 535 00:32:22.483 --> 00:32:24.276 Roland? 536 00:33:21.834 --> 00:33:24.044 -Take a breath. - 537 00:33:25.587 --> 00:33:27.089 -Another. - 538 00:33:41.770 --> 00:33:43.689 Uh, chick. 539 00:33:46.400 --> 00:33:48.569 Uh, lemon. 540 00:33:49.695 --> 00:33:51.572 Left hand. 541 00:33:53.991 --> 00:33:55.242 The other hand. 542 00:34:01.248 --> 00:34:03.876 DR. GEOGHEGAN: I believe we are talking about 543 00:34:03.959 --> 00:34:06.336 Parkinson’s disease dementia. 544 00:34:07.838 --> 00:34:09.339 I’m sorry, what? 545 00:34:09.423 --> 00:34:10.841 It’s not uncommon. 546 00:34:10.924 --> 00:34:12.342 -JUDITH: Hang on. 547 00:34:12.426 --> 00:34:15.971 You can see dementia on the MRI? 548 00:34:16.054 --> 00:34:17.973 I’m afraid so. 549 00:34:18.056 --> 00:34:20.392 How can this be happening? 550 00:34:20.476 --> 00:34:22.519 Would you mind waiting outside for a moment, Ms. Albright? 551 00:34:22.603 --> 00:34:25.022 I just have a detail or two to settle with your daughter. 552 00:34:26.482 --> 00:34:28.358 You’re going to discuss my treatment without me? 553 00:34:28.442 --> 00:34:30.235 I’m not a child. I... 554 00:34:30.319 --> 00:34:32.821 Ms. Albright, I-I understand that this is a lot to take in, 555 00:34:32.905 --> 00:34:37.159 but it would be easier if you gave us a moment. 556 00:34:49.880 --> 00:34:51.673 What can we do? 557 00:34:51.757 --> 00:34:53.801 Your mother has complained about vivid dreams 558 00:34:53.884 --> 00:34:55.761 which she couldn’t differentiate from reality. 559 00:34:55.844 --> 00:34:57.304 It’s caused her to fall. 560 00:34:57.387 --> 00:34:58.722 She needs our constant supervision. 561 00:34:58.806 --> 00:35:00.349 She’ll be safer here at the manor. 562 00:35:00.432 --> 00:35:02.267 What’s important is that neither you 563 00:35:02.351 --> 00:35:05.354 nor any member of your family encourage her delusions. 564 00:35:05.437 --> 00:35:08.357 She needs to understand that her nightmares 565 00:35:08.440 --> 00:35:10.025 are all in her head. 566 00:35:10.108 --> 00:35:12.069 -Oh, God. -Don’t worry. 567 00:35:12.152 --> 00:35:15.113 I’ve worked here for over 20 years. 568 00:35:15.197 --> 00:35:16.782 She’s perfectly safe. 569 00:35:20.410 --> 00:35:22.788 Listen to me. Listen to me. 570 00:35:22.871 --> 00:35:25.749 Whatever I’ve seen at night, it’s real. 571 00:35:25.833 --> 00:35:27.709 At first, I thought it was a member of the staff, 572 00:35:27.793 --> 00:35:30.003 but now I think... 573 00:35:31.755 --> 00:35:33.215 Let me come home. 574 00:35:33.298 --> 00:35:34.716 I mean, this clearly 575 00:35:34.800 --> 00:35:36.260 is not working out for me. 576 00:35:36.343 --> 00:35:38.262 Mom, I can’t do that. 577 00:35:38.345 --> 00:35:40.389 I can’t go against the doctor’s advice. 578 00:35:40.472 --> 00:35:42.349 Why won’t you believe me? 579 00:35:43.475 --> 00:35:45.060 Mom. 580 00:35:49.898 --> 00:35:52.276 We all want you to feel better. 581 00:35:52.359 --> 00:35:56.738 But, you know, you’ve always had a vivid imagination. 582 00:35:56.822 --> 00:36:00.200 We’re all trying to look after you. 583 00:36:01.368 --> 00:36:03.245 I promise. 584 00:36:07.291 --> 00:36:09.501 We’ll see you soon, okay? 585 00:36:20.345 --> 00:36:24.099 on a moonless night... 586 00:36:28.937 --> 00:36:33.150 on the wind... 587 00:36:34.985 --> 00:36:36.737 -Help me. -What? 588 00:36:36.820 --> 00:36:37.905 Help me get out. 589 00:36:37.988 --> 00:36:39.489 -What? -Imogen, come on. 590 00:36:39.573 --> 00:36:41.700 -Let’s go inside. Okay? -Oh. 591 00:36:41.783 --> 00:36:43.327 Come on. 592 00:36:45.621 --> 00:36:48.916 -There you are. -Sweetheart. 593 00:36:57.841 --> 00:37:00.052 What’s on your mind? 594 00:37:01.595 --> 00:37:03.138 I don’t want to worry you. 595 00:37:03.221 --> 00:37:04.389 Then it’s bad. 596 00:37:05.682 --> 00:37:07.517 This place-- 597 00:37:07.601 --> 00:37:09.895 being surrounded by all these sick old people-- 598 00:37:09.978 --> 00:37:11.563 makes me feel like I’m... 599 00:37:11.647 --> 00:37:13.398 ROLAND: So, this must be the grandson. 600 00:37:13.482 --> 00:37:16.151 Hi. I’m Roland. I’m a friend of your grandmother’s. 601 00:37:16.234 --> 00:37:17.945 -Hi. -I hope. 602 00:37:18.028 --> 00:37:20.072 -Anyway, I heard a lot about you. 603 00:37:20.155 --> 00:37:22.658 -Hey. - 604 00:37:22.741 --> 00:37:24.993 I’ll let you two catch up. 605 00:37:26.828 --> 00:37:28.330 Hey, he seems cool. 606 00:37:28.413 --> 00:37:29.581 Yeah, he is cool. 607 00:37:29.665 --> 00:37:32.459 But we play cards with his friends, and... 608 00:37:32.542 --> 00:37:33.877 -Don’t judge. - 609 00:37:35.671 --> 00:37:37.673 JUDITH: Mm. 610 00:37:39.216 --> 00:37:41.218 JOSH: I better go. 611 00:37:43.428 --> 00:37:46.765 You know, I’d-I’d really like to get out this weekend. 612 00:37:46.848 --> 00:37:48.308 Could you two pick me up? 613 00:37:48.392 --> 00:37:52.938 Let’s go for a, you know, Sunday lunch or movie or... 614 00:37:53.021 --> 00:37:54.856 Uh, no, I-I don’t think... 615 00:37:54.940 --> 00:37:56.984 I don’t think that’s such a good idea. 616 00:37:57.067 --> 00:37:58.151 Why? 617 00:37:58.235 --> 00:38:00.028 They say you’ll settle faster 618 00:38:00.112 --> 00:38:03.907 if you don’t go home right now, so, you know, 619 00:38:03.991 --> 00:38:05.117 maybe hang with your-your new friend. 620 00:38:05.200 --> 00:38:06.660 Roland, right? Yeah. 621 00:38:06.743 --> 00:38:08.537 "They say"? 622 00:38:08.620 --> 00:38:10.914 You listen to them now? 623 00:38:10.998 --> 00:38:14.668 Do you know they won’t even give me the code to go out? 624 00:38:16.670 --> 00:38:17.713 Oh, God, I’m so sorry. 625 00:38:17.796 --> 00:38:19.798 I’m such a wet blanket right now. 626 00:38:19.881 --> 00:38:21.174 Come back later, okay? 627 00:38:27.639 --> 00:38:29.474 JOSH: Your ticket out. 628 00:38:32.811 --> 00:38:34.187 Good boy. 629 00:38:34.271 --> 00:38:35.564 I’ll be back tomorrow. 630 00:38:53.498 --> 00:38:55.751 - 631 00:39:01.631 --> 00:39:03.050 Are you guys... 632 00:39:04.301 --> 00:39:06.720 Hang on. Are you smoking grass? 633 00:39:06.803 --> 00:39:08.764 -Uh, no. - 634 00:39:08.847 --> 00:39:10.515 -No. -Oh, my God, you... 635 00:39:10.599 --> 00:39:12.392 -you are smoking grass. - 636 00:39:12.476 --> 00:39:13.977 -It’s-it’s purely medicinal. - 637 00:39:14.061 --> 00:39:16.772 -And that’s the end of it. Sorry. -Yeah. 638 00:39:16.855 --> 00:39:18.315 -Did you grow it? 639 00:39:18.398 --> 00:39:20.484 -Is that why you have to... -Uh, well... 640 00:39:22.277 --> 00:39:24.029 Whoa. 641 00:39:24.112 --> 00:39:26.698 How long have you two lived here? 642 00:39:26.782 --> 00:39:29.659 I mean, you’ve almost made it into a home. 643 00:39:29.743 --> 00:39:30.994 Oh, it’s a mess. 644 00:39:31.078 --> 00:39:33.330 We’ve been going through some old clothes. 645 00:39:33.413 --> 00:39:35.582 -RUTH: Yes. -Oh, really? May I? 646 00:39:35.665 --> 00:39:37.000 Sure. Have a look. 647 00:39:37.084 --> 00:39:39.211 See if there’s anything you like. 648 00:39:40.712 --> 00:39:42.422 -Really? - 649 00:39:42.506 --> 00:39:44.091 Were you 20 when you moved in? 650 00:39:44.174 --> 00:39:45.842 -Oh, no. -Sure feels like it. 651 00:39:47.761 --> 00:39:49.179 Oh. 652 00:39:49.262 --> 00:39:51.223 -This had to be you. -Oh, yeah. 653 00:39:53.308 --> 00:39:54.935 Oh, you can have that. 654 00:39:58.021 --> 00:40:00.107 - 655 00:40:08.031 --> 00:40:10.367 Your roommate is not looking too good. 656 00:40:10.450 --> 00:40:13.328 Mm-hmm, she had a turn for the worse last night. 657 00:40:16.915 --> 00:40:18.041 -WOMAN: What’s going on? - 658 00:40:19.417 --> 00:40:21.711 No. Off, kitty. 659 00:40:23.630 --> 00:40:26.133 -Off you go. -Shoo. You’re scaring everyone. 660 00:40:26.216 --> 00:40:27.759 I don’t understand. 661 00:40:27.843 --> 00:40:29.553 -What’s the deal with the cat? - 662 00:40:29.636 --> 00:40:32.139 I’ve seen Annette freak out about it before. 663 00:40:32.222 --> 00:40:33.515 Ozzie, the poor kitty. 664 00:40:33.598 --> 00:40:36.351 RUTH: He can sense who’s about to die. 665 00:40:36.434 --> 00:40:37.644 Cats are smart that way. 666 00:40:37.727 --> 00:40:40.021 I mean, we may have one foot in the grave, 667 00:40:40.105 --> 00:40:42.858 but nobody wants to be the next to go. 668 00:40:49.197 --> 00:40:51.199 Annette. 669 00:40:51.283 --> 00:40:53.326 -Are you okay? - 670 00:40:55.620 --> 00:40:58.915 The doctor insists you take this to help you relax tonight. 671 00:40:58.999 --> 00:41:01.543 Insists? Why? 672 00:41:01.626 --> 00:41:04.212 Residents get a little agitated 673 00:41:04.296 --> 00:41:07.132 when Ozzie, um, misbehaves. 674 00:41:07.215 --> 00:41:09.801 I don’t need to be sedated, thank you very much. 675 00:41:09.885 --> 00:41:12.053 It might help with those dreams you’ve been having. 676 00:41:12.137 --> 00:41:14.264 Hey. 677 00:41:14.347 --> 00:41:17.809 Did Annette ever say what she saw in her nightmares? 678 00:41:19.311 --> 00:41:21.605 Please take the pill, Judith. You’ll sleep better. 679 00:42:15.742 --> 00:42:18.995 -We’ve been marked. 680 00:42:19.079 --> 00:42:21.081 You won’t be saved. 681 00:42:21.164 --> 00:42:23.375 Find it. 682 00:42:25.919 --> 00:42:27.921 Annette! Annette! 683 00:42:29.089 --> 00:42:31.007 Help us! Somebody! 684 00:42:31.091 --> 00:42:32.884 Annette. 685 00:42:37.055 --> 00:42:38.556 Holy shit, Annette. 686 00:42:40.767 --> 00:42:42.811 Oh. 687 00:42:43.770 --> 00:42:44.896 Annette. 688 00:42:44.980 --> 00:42:46.898 Annette. Annette. 689 00:42:46.982 --> 00:42:48.984 Gary, get the doctor quick. 690 00:42:49.067 --> 00:42:50.652 Come on. Come on, Annette. 691 00:42:51.736 --> 00:42:53.029 Are you okay? 692 00:42:53.113 --> 00:42:54.447 Oh, God. 693 00:42:54.531 --> 00:42:56.700 Annette? Hon? 694 00:43:05.375 --> 00:43:08.128 I’m so sorry you had to see this. 695 00:43:08.211 --> 00:43:11.965 Will you be all right in here for the night? 696 00:43:12.048 --> 00:43:13.591 Okay. 697 00:43:42.912 --> 00:43:44.414 "Find it"? 698 00:43:44.497 --> 00:43:46.207 Find what? 699 00:44:23.495 --> 00:44:25.205 Oh, fuck this. 700 00:45:22.345 --> 00:45:24.180 Oh, thank Christ. 701 00:45:26.766 --> 00:45:28.977 - 702 00:45:32.647 --> 00:45:35.483 -JUDITH: Shit. 703 00:45:39.529 --> 00:45:41.531 GIRL: Oh, you’re squeezing my arm too tight. 704 00:45:41.614 --> 00:45:43.074 What are you doing there? 705 00:45:43.158 --> 00:45:45.118 -Whoa, no. -Oh, careful. You’re... 706 00:45:46.536 --> 00:45:48.204 -I don’t think that I’m... -Wait a minute. 707 00:45:49.706 --> 00:45:51.958 I heard something. Did you hear that? 708 00:45:56.379 --> 00:45:58.006 Come on. I’m freezing my ass off. 709 00:45:58.089 --> 00:46:00.758 -Let’s go. -Oh, all right. 710 00:46:00.842 --> 00:46:03.511 -You’re so cranky. -Oh. If you were a real gentleman, 711 00:46:03.595 --> 00:46:05.680 -you’d give me your jacket. -Really? 712 00:46:18.818 --> 00:46:21.696 - 713 00:46:25.492 --> 00:46:27.577 You eat your eggs with a fork? 714 00:46:27.660 --> 00:46:29.787 -I don’t have a fork. - 715 00:46:29.871 --> 00:46:31.873 Have you seen Judith today? 716 00:46:31.956 --> 00:46:33.458 Uh, no. 717 00:46:33.541 --> 00:46:34.834 Can’t say that I have. 718 00:46:34.918 --> 00:46:36.044 ROLAND: Hmm. 719 00:46:37.128 --> 00:46:38.338 Judith? 720 00:46:38.421 --> 00:46:40.173 Ms. Albright? 721 00:46:47.180 --> 00:46:48.765 Ms. Albright is MIA. 722 00:46:52.685 --> 00:46:55.146 JOSH: Shit. There she is. 723 00:46:58.608 --> 00:47:01.194 Oh, am I glad to see you. 724 00:47:02.529 --> 00:47:04.906 BARBARA: Yes, we found her, thank God. 725 00:47:04.989 --> 00:47:06.824 How could this happen? 726 00:47:06.908 --> 00:47:09.160 What do you mean, no harm done? 727 00:47:09.244 --> 00:47:11.871 For Christ’s sake, she’s not even dressed. 728 00:47:16.834 --> 00:47:18.336 Josh. 729 00:47:18.419 --> 00:47:20.213 I have to tell you something, 730 00:47:20.296 --> 00:47:23.466 but you have to promise you’ll keep an open mind, okay? 731 00:47:24.551 --> 00:47:25.885 Sure. Sure. 732 00:47:27.595 --> 00:47:31.558 I think there’s something out there in that house killing us. 733 00:47:31.641 --> 00:47:34.018 -Wait. Wh-What? - 734 00:47:35.144 --> 00:47:37.021 Look at these names. 735 00:47:37.105 --> 00:47:40.275 Annette, my roommate, she died last night. 736 00:47:40.358 --> 00:47:43.319 All the others above her name have died, too. 737 00:47:43.403 --> 00:47:46.197 I don’t know who or what it is, but... 738 00:47:47.699 --> 00:47:50.243 Imogen’s next, and then me. 739 00:47:50.326 --> 00:47:51.744 Help me. 740 00:47:51.828 --> 00:47:54.080 I need to get out of that place. 741 00:47:57.917 --> 00:48:00.211 All this proves is that 742 00:48:00.295 --> 00:48:02.630 whoever wrote this was really paranoid. 743 00:48:02.714 --> 00:48:08.011 God, why does everyone treat me like I’m crazy? 744 00:48:08.094 --> 00:48:09.429 Even you. 745 00:48:10.597 --> 00:48:12.432 Remember when you were little 746 00:48:12.515 --> 00:48:14.642 and I used to chase the monsters out from under your bed, 747 00:48:14.726 --> 00:48:16.477 and I’d listen to your stories, and I’d listen 748 00:48:16.561 --> 00:48:19.188 to your fears and your excuses when you came home late? 749 00:48:19.272 --> 00:48:22.066 I have faith in you. 750 00:48:22.150 --> 00:48:24.861 Can’t you have the same faith in me? 751 00:48:33.911 --> 00:48:36.914 Mom, you... you can’t do this again, ever. 752 00:48:36.998 --> 00:48:41.085 If Ms. Benson hadn’t called us, if-if we hadn’t found you... 753 00:48:41.169 --> 00:48:43.212 I’m not a prisoner. I shouldn’t be locked up. 754 00:48:43.296 --> 00:48:44.881 It’s the rules. You agreed when you signed them. 755 00:48:44.964 --> 00:48:47.675 I didn’t agree to have my freedom taken away from me. 756 00:48:47.759 --> 00:48:49.218 I’m not gonna take you home, Mom. 757 00:48:49.302 --> 00:48:51.638 You wanted a Sunday lunch, fine, but the doctor... 758 00:48:51.721 --> 00:48:52.805 That doctor’s a charlatan. 759 00:48:52.889 --> 00:48:54.307 I won’t go back. 760 00:48:54.390 --> 00:48:55.600 "The doctor’s a charlatan." 761 00:48:55.683 --> 00:48:56.726 All right, that’s enough. 762 00:48:56.809 --> 00:48:59.562 I’m your mother, not your child. 763 00:49:00.647 --> 00:49:02.065 I’ll be right back. 764 00:49:02.148 --> 00:49:03.316 End of discussion. 765 00:49:07.111 --> 00:49:09.030 She’s clearly not happy there. 766 00:49:09.113 --> 00:49:10.990 I think we should take her home. 767 00:49:11.074 --> 00:49:12.867 They warned me about this. 768 00:49:12.950 --> 00:49:15.912 I don’t want to make things worse than they already are. 769 00:49:15.995 --> 00:49:17.538 Worse? 770 00:49:17.622 --> 00:49:19.248 How can things be worse? 771 00:49:19.332 --> 00:49:21.793 Open your eyes. Can’t you see the state she’s in? 772 00:49:21.876 --> 00:49:23.252 Honey, I know Grandma’s scared. 773 00:49:23.336 --> 00:49:24.462 I know she’s worried. 774 00:49:26.005 --> 00:49:28.216 This is a difficult time for everybody. 775 00:49:30.802 --> 00:49:32.470 Dad would know what to do. 776 00:49:35.390 --> 00:49:38.768 Josh, you should know, um... 777 00:49:41.062 --> 00:49:43.731 She’s not doing so well. 778 00:49:48.236 --> 00:49:50.446 What do you mean? 779 00:49:58.913 --> 00:50:00.581 Oh, shit. 780 00:50:02.291 --> 00:50:04.419 BARBARA: Mom, they’ve come to pick you up. 781 00:50:04.502 --> 00:50:05.920 No. No. No. 782 00:50:06.003 --> 00:50:07.046 -This way. -No, Barbara, look. 783 00:50:07.130 --> 00:50:08.715 -Look-look at this picture. -Come on. 784 00:50:08.798 --> 00:50:10.466 -Leave me alone. I-I’m not crazy! - 785 00:50:10.550 --> 00:50:12.343 -Just look at the damn picture! -Keep walking this way. 786 00:50:12.427 --> 00:50:13.845 -Come on. -Yeah, okay. -I don’t want to go back! 787 00:50:13.928 --> 00:50:15.263 How can you do this to me? 788 00:50:15.346 --> 00:50:17.557 I’m your mother! I’m your mother! 789 00:50:17.640 --> 00:50:20.560 -ELIZABETH: Calm down. -JUDITH: How can you do this? 790 00:50:49.005 --> 00:50:50.548 Hey. 791 00:51:29.253 --> 00:51:30.463 Roland Benson. 792 00:51:30.546 --> 00:51:32.465 Ms. Benson. 793 00:51:36.761 --> 00:51:40.473 Trish Price and Gary Price. 794 00:51:40.556 --> 00:51:42.183 What the fuck? 795 00:51:42.266 --> 00:51:46.395 Ruth Cooper and Elizabeth. 796 00:52:05.248 --> 00:52:06.833 Annette. 797 00:52:06.916 --> 00:52:09.710 Imogen. 798 00:52:25.560 --> 00:52:27.520 What the hell? 799 00:52:45.621 --> 00:52:47.039 JOSH This is Josh. 800 00:52:47.123 --> 00:52:48.457 -You know what to do. - 801 00:52:48.541 --> 00:52:52.545 Josh. Come here as soon as you get this. 802 00:52:52.628 --> 00:52:55.423 It’s-it’s very important. Please. 803 00:52:58.885 --> 00:53:01.220 MS. BENSON: ...you as well. I’m heading into my office. 804 00:53:01.304 --> 00:53:03.472 Let me take a look at the calendar. 805 00:53:03.556 --> 00:53:07.393 We don’t have any rooms available right now, I’m afraid, 806 00:53:07.476 --> 00:53:09.854 but I should have an opening... 807 00:53:09.937 --> 00:53:11.772 in about a week. 808 00:53:13.149 --> 00:53:15.651 I’ll send the application right away. 809 00:53:15.735 --> 00:53:16.944 Okay. 810 00:53:17.028 --> 00:53:18.321 Of course. 811 00:53:18.404 --> 00:53:19.989 -Thank you. Bye. - 812 00:53:22.950 --> 00:53:24.535 I was... I was just... 813 00:53:24.619 --> 00:53:26.078 I know. I was... 814 00:53:26.162 --> 00:53:28.581 Liesel, come in, please. 815 00:53:33.377 --> 00:53:35.296 I need you to check the medication for 312. 816 00:53:38.215 --> 00:53:39.967 -LIESEL: Okay, perfect. Yeah. 817 00:53:40.051 --> 00:53:42.803 I actually did check... 818 00:53:50.561 --> 00:53:52.104 Oh, God. 819 00:54:03.908 --> 00:54:05.409 Oh, Josh. 820 00:54:05.493 --> 00:54:07.787 -You okay? -Oh, thank God you’re here. 821 00:54:07.870 --> 00:54:09.455 I have to get out. 822 00:54:09.538 --> 00:54:10.957 No, again? 823 00:54:13.334 --> 00:54:15.711 I know who’s killing people. 824 00:54:15.795 --> 00:54:17.213 It’s Roland. 825 00:54:17.296 --> 00:54:19.131 -Wait, the-the old guy you play cards with? -Yeah, I... 826 00:54:19.215 --> 00:54:20.299 I thought you liked him. 827 00:54:20.383 --> 00:54:22.176 I’m in danger. 828 00:54:22.259 --> 00:54:24.053 I haven’t seen Imogen since yesterday. 829 00:54:24.136 --> 00:54:25.680 I’m next on the list. 830 00:54:25.763 --> 00:54:28.057 Okay, okay, why don’t you speak to the director, then? 831 00:54:28.140 --> 00:54:30.017 -She can help. -No, she’s his daughter. 832 00:54:30.101 --> 00:54:31.560 Or his granddaughter. 833 00:54:31.644 --> 00:54:33.187 -I mean, she’s in on it. -In on what? 834 00:54:33.270 --> 00:54:35.606 These so-called nightmares I’ve been having, 835 00:54:35.690 --> 00:54:37.274 this man’s behind them. 836 00:54:37.358 --> 00:54:38.693 And his friends, too. 837 00:54:38.776 --> 00:54:40.736 And they’re all related to members of the staff. 838 00:54:40.820 --> 00:54:42.321 Isn’t that weird? 839 00:54:43.656 --> 00:54:45.741 Yeah, that’s super weird. 840 00:54:45.825 --> 00:54:47.326 -Yeah. -Wait. 841 00:54:47.410 --> 00:54:49.662 I-I thought you said what you saw wasn’t human. 842 00:54:51.831 --> 00:54:53.124 Oh. 843 00:54:53.207 --> 00:54:55.501 No, no, it’s not them. 844 00:54:57.336 --> 00:54:59.380 Or it could be. 845 00:54:59.463 --> 00:55:01.424 It-it could be they-they turn... 846 00:55:01.507 --> 00:55:05.553 turning at night into something... else. 847 00:55:05.636 --> 00:55:06.971 I don’t... I’m confused. 848 00:55:07.054 --> 00:55:09.348 I don’t know... What are you talking about? 849 00:55:10.850 --> 00:55:15.312 I saw Roland in a photograph at the diner in the hallway. 850 00:55:15.396 --> 00:55:18.774 He looked exactly the same 40 years ago. 851 00:55:18.858 --> 00:55:24.113 Oh, I know it sounds insane, but it’s the truth. 852 00:55:24.196 --> 00:55:25.948 Um... 853 00:55:27.074 --> 00:55:30.119 The doctors said... 854 00:55:31.537 --> 00:55:35.750 ...you might try to convince us that you’re seeing stuff. 855 00:55:38.127 --> 00:55:40.337 Is that what you believe? 856 00:55:41.380 --> 00:55:43.716 That I’m crazy? 857 00:55:45.259 --> 00:55:47.678 He says you-you have... 858 00:55:50.097 --> 00:55:51.891 Dementia? 859 00:55:53.267 --> 00:55:55.269 That doctor’s a crook. 860 00:55:55.352 --> 00:55:58.731 And he’s part of the conspiracy, and I can prove it. 861 00:56:00.107 --> 00:56:02.193 Where the hell... 862 00:56:02.276 --> 00:56:04.236 What are you looking for? 863 00:56:04.320 --> 00:56:05.738 The file. 864 00:56:05.821 --> 00:56:07.114 What file? 865 00:56:07.198 --> 00:56:09.658 It’s gone. It was... it was right there. 866 00:56:09.742 --> 00:56:10.785 Somebody took it. 867 00:56:10.868 --> 00:56:12.787 -What was it? -My brain scan. 868 00:56:12.870 --> 00:56:15.998 And-and those of others here diagnosed with the same disease. 869 00:56:16.082 --> 00:56:18.501 All exactly identical. 870 00:56:18.584 --> 00:56:20.753 They’re fake, Josh. 871 00:56:21.712 --> 00:56:23.672 Brain scans? 872 00:56:23.756 --> 00:56:25.841 How-how do you even know... 873 00:56:25.925 --> 00:56:28.677 that they’re brain scans and if they’re slightly different 874 00:56:28.761 --> 00:56:30.805 and-and someone... someone took them? 875 00:56:32.598 --> 00:56:35.518 I hate to say this, but it sounds bonkers. 876 00:56:41.565 --> 00:56:44.235 You’re right. 877 00:56:46.570 --> 00:56:49.156 I should be going. I should get back. 878 00:56:49.240 --> 00:56:50.908 You only just arrived. 879 00:56:50.991 --> 00:56:53.577 Yeah, I got to be home for dinner. 880 00:56:57.456 --> 00:56:59.542 Will you be coming back tomorrow? 881 00:56:59.625 --> 00:57:01.377 Tomorrow? I-I don’t think so. 882 00:57:01.460 --> 00:57:03.170 I, um... 883 00:57:03.254 --> 00:57:06.340 I’m s-swamped this week, so I... 884 00:57:06.423 --> 00:57:08.175 Next week, for sure. 885 00:57:08.259 --> 00:57:10.136 Next week. 886 00:57:11.011 --> 00:57:12.805 Yeah. 887 00:57:18.894 --> 00:57:20.938 Good night, Grandma. 888 00:57:45.337 --> 00:57:46.630 Time for bed. 889 00:57:46.714 --> 00:57:48.716 Oh, not yet. 890 00:57:50.634 --> 00:57:52.636 It’s very late. 891 00:57:58.767 --> 00:58:00.769 Wait, what’s that? 892 00:58:02.062 --> 00:58:04.607 Well, I’ve been asked to restrain you. 893 00:58:04.690 --> 00:58:05.983 Whoa, no. No, no. 894 00:58:06.066 --> 00:58:07.610 Look, Judith, it’s for your own good. 895 00:58:07.693 --> 00:58:09.361 So you won’t fall out of the bed 896 00:58:09.445 --> 00:58:12.239 -if you have nightmares. -I said no. No. 897 00:58:12.323 --> 00:58:14.158 -Let go. Stop it. - 898 00:58:14.241 --> 00:58:15.284 No. 899 00:58:15.367 --> 00:58:17.077 No, you don’t touch me. 900 00:58:17.161 --> 00:58:18.537 -Not you. -Judith, Judith, calm down. 901 00:58:18.621 --> 00:58:20.706 -No! No! Stop! -Judith, get your feet together. 902 00:58:20.789 --> 00:58:22.041 -Please just... -Stop it! 903 00:58:22.124 --> 00:58:23.626 -Please just hold her down. Please... -Get off me! 904 00:58:23.709 --> 00:58:25.085 -Get the fuck off me! -Please, Judith. 905 00:58:25.169 --> 00:58:27.463 -Get off me! -Calm down! 906 00:58:27.546 --> 00:58:29.006 -Judith, you need to calm down. -No, I don’t want this! 907 00:58:29.089 --> 00:58:30.799 -Calm down right now. Calm down. -Stop! -Judith. Wait. 908 00:58:30.883 --> 00:58:33.302 No! 909 00:58:33.385 --> 00:58:35.721 -Good. 910 00:58:38.557 --> 00:58:40.601 You said you wanted to help people. 911 00:58:42.519 --> 00:58:44.521 Your grandfather’s real proud of you, don’t you think? 912 00:58:51.237 --> 00:58:54.323 I once heard Dr. Geoghegan say that 913 00:58:54.406 --> 00:58:56.700 when you’ve experienced something disorienting, 914 00:58:56.784 --> 00:58:59.662 you should close your eyes and count to five. 915 00:58:59.745 --> 00:59:01.872 When you open them again, 916 00:59:01.956 --> 00:59:04.708 whatever you saw or heard will be gone. 917 00:59:04.792 --> 00:59:07.836 Seriously? 918 00:59:07.920 --> 00:59:10.297 Count to five? 919 00:59:10.381 --> 00:59:12.883 What the fuck kind of advice is that? 920 00:59:36.573 --> 00:59:38.701 -I believe you. -What? 921 00:59:38.784 --> 00:59:40.911 But you’re gonna have to stay like this 922 00:59:40.995 --> 00:59:42.037 and play along tonight. 923 00:59:42.121 --> 00:59:43.831 I’m being watched. 924 00:59:43.914 --> 00:59:45.582 But I know what’s going on. 925 00:59:45.666 --> 00:59:48.961 I’ll check in on you, and we’ll talk in the morning. 926 00:59:49.044 --> 00:59:50.170 -Okay? -Yeah. 927 00:59:50.254 --> 00:59:51.755 Okay. 928 01:00:27.207 --> 01:00:28.959 Oh, my God! 929 01:00:29.043 --> 01:00:31.211 Help! Help me! 930 01:00:31.295 --> 01:00:33.589 Somebody help! 931 01:00:35.674 --> 01:00:37.051 Help me! 932 01:00:39.845 --> 01:00:43.390 Oh, my God, they’re right. I’m going crazy. 933 01:00:44.141 --> 01:00:45.309 Oh, my God! 934 01:00:48.479 --> 01:00:50.022 One. 935 01:00:50.981 --> 01:00:52.274 Two. 936 01:00:53.400 --> 01:00:55.569 Three. 937 01:00:55.652 --> 01:00:56.862 Four. 938 01:00:56.945 --> 01:00:58.447 Five. 939 01:01:00.115 --> 01:01:02.534 - 940 01:01:09.708 --> 01:01:11.293 Good morning, Judith. 941 01:01:11.377 --> 01:01:13.170 Oh. 942 01:01:20.511 --> 01:01:23.263 Oh, where’s Liesel? 943 01:01:23.347 --> 01:01:25.808 -Oh, she won’t be back for a while. 944 01:01:25.891 --> 01:01:27.518 JUDITH: She said she’d be here. 945 01:01:27.601 --> 01:01:29.561 She’s on sick leave. 946 01:01:31.230 --> 01:01:33.023 What? 947 01:01:33.107 --> 01:01:34.817 -I’m sorry. -No. 948 01:01:34.900 --> 01:01:37.444 -I know you two get along. - 949 01:01:37.528 --> 01:01:40.322 Hopefully, you and I can be friends, huh? 950 01:02:25.742 --> 01:02:26.743 Imogen. 951 01:02:26.827 --> 01:02:27.870 Help me get out. 952 01:02:27.953 --> 01:02:29.037 Imogen, let’s go. 953 01:02:30.789 --> 01:02:32.207 Imogen. 954 01:02:33.834 --> 01:02:37.296 WOMAN: Out and up to fifth position 955 01:02:37.379 --> 01:02:38.839 and around. 956 01:02:42.468 --> 01:02:44.595 Beautiful, class. 957 01:03:38.774 --> 01:03:40.484 Oh, no. 958 01:03:40.567 --> 01:03:42.277 - 959 01:03:42.361 --> 01:03:43.904 No. 960 01:04:31.076 --> 01:04:32.369 -I’ve seen it-- the photos on the wall 961 01:04:32.452 --> 01:04:34.621 and these-these friends of yours. 962 01:04:34.705 --> 01:04:36.206 Look. Look. 963 01:04:37.833 --> 01:04:40.711 Thought it might mean something, so I looked it up on-online. 964 01:04:40.794 --> 01:04:43.547 It-it’s a Celtic sigil, representing an oak tree. 965 01:04:43.630 --> 01:04:46.675 A symbol of-of longevity and regeneration. 966 01:04:46.758 --> 01:04:49.094 Like-like a tree of life. Do you understand? 967 01:04:49.177 --> 01:04:51.430 Celtic? -Yeah. 968 01:04:51.513 --> 01:04:53.056 -So? -So... you were right. 969 01:04:53.140 --> 01:04:54.766 You’re not going crazy. 970 01:04:56.226 --> 01:04:57.686 You’re right. 971 01:04:57.769 --> 01:04:59.563 There is something going on here. 972 01:04:59.646 --> 01:05:02.316 I-I don’t know what it is, but it’s some Wicker Man magic. 973 01:05:04.568 --> 01:05:07.654 But I-I don’t think you should stick around and find out. 974 01:05:09.865 --> 01:05:12.159 Well, I can’t... I can’t just leave. 975 01:05:12.242 --> 01:05:15.203 I... We have to do something. 976 01:05:15.287 --> 01:05:16.913 Go to the police. 977 01:05:16.997 --> 01:05:18.373 No, we-we need evidence. 978 01:05:18.457 --> 01:05:21.293 Trust me, they won’t believe us without it. 979 01:05:23.712 --> 01:05:26.131 I’m s... I’m sorry I didn’t believe you. 980 01:05:28.884 --> 01:05:30.177 JUDITH Oh. 981 01:05:30.260 --> 01:05:31.511 Come on. 982 01:05:31.595 --> 01:05:34.598 Let’s go before the nurse starts her rounds. 983 01:05:36.391 --> 01:05:37.851 Let’s start with Roland. 984 01:05:53.742 --> 01:05:56.411 -Roland? 985 01:06:01.583 --> 01:06:04.461 -You watch the door. -Okay. 986 01:06:07.756 --> 01:06:09.383 What are we looking for? 987 01:06:09.466 --> 01:06:12.260 Anything incriminating. 988 01:06:12.344 --> 01:06:13.637 Like what? 989 01:06:13.720 --> 01:06:17.015 I don’t know. Cauldron, broomstick. 990 01:06:17.099 --> 01:06:19.393 Just let me know if anyone shows up. 991 01:06:30.362 --> 01:06:32.739 Oh, my God. The scans. 992 01:06:32.823 --> 01:06:34.783 Yeah. 993 01:06:38.704 --> 01:06:39.871 I knew it. 994 01:06:39.955 --> 01:06:43.333 I knew I didn’t lose my hairbrush. 995 01:06:43.417 --> 01:06:45.460 What is that? 996 01:06:48.004 --> 01:06:50.465 Oh, gross. Is that his? 997 01:06:50.549 --> 01:06:52.050 Quite sure it’s mine. 998 01:06:52.134 --> 01:06:54.803 Oh, my God, what a perv. 999 01:06:56.555 --> 01:06:58.223 Wait a minute. 1000 01:06:59.474 --> 01:07:00.642 Shit, shit, shit. 1001 01:07:03.395 --> 01:07:06.064 Someone’s coming. Come on, come on, come on. Under the bed. 1002 01:07:06.148 --> 01:07:08.400 Hurry. 1003 01:07:09.651 --> 01:07:11.319 Hurry up. 1004 01:07:11.403 --> 01:07:13.572 Come on. Hurry up. 1005 01:08:14.633 --> 01:08:16.843 No! What are you doing? 1006 01:08:16.927 --> 01:08:17.969 Fuck. 1007 01:08:18.053 --> 01:08:20.013 Roland? 1008 01:08:24.768 --> 01:08:27.229 Where the... 1009 01:08:27.312 --> 01:08:28.814 Where the fuck did he go? 1010 01:08:28.897 --> 01:08:30.148 Oy, language. 1011 01:08:30.232 --> 01:08:32.025 Hey, "language" yourself. You cuss plenty. 1012 01:08:32.108 --> 01:08:33.735 Yeah, well, I fucking earned it. 1013 01:08:33.819 --> 01:08:36.029 You’re 17. 1014 01:08:42.410 --> 01:08:44.454 Oh, my God. 1015 01:08:45.789 --> 01:08:47.082 Holy shit. 1016 01:08:47.165 --> 01:08:48.458 What the hell was that? 1017 01:08:48.542 --> 01:08:50.085 -It’ll be all right. -What-what was that? 1018 01:08:50.168 --> 01:08:51.920 We have to follow them. 1019 01:08:52.003 --> 01:08:53.964 I think I know where he’s going. 1020 01:08:54.047 --> 01:08:55.507 Do you know the new code? 1021 01:08:55.590 --> 01:08:57.092 -I-I-I do, but, um... -Yeah. 1022 01:08:57.175 --> 01:08:58.426 Let’s not waste time. 1023 01:08:58.510 --> 01:09:00.053 We got to get moving. 1024 01:09:00.136 --> 01:09:01.805 -Now. -What the f...? 1025 01:09:11.690 --> 01:09:13.066 JOSH This way. 1026 01:09:30.917 --> 01:09:33.211 Pass me your cell phone. 1027 01:09:42.178 --> 01:09:44.180 My grandparents gave me this. 1028 01:09:44.264 --> 01:09:46.474 I’m being watched, but I know what’s going on. 1029 01:09:46.558 --> 01:09:47.601 She’s on sick leave. 1030 01:09:47.684 --> 01:09:49.352 Oh, Liesel. 1031 01:10:28.308 --> 01:10:30.518 Turn off your light. 1032 01:10:31.811 --> 01:10:33.104 Before we go any further, 1033 01:10:33.188 --> 01:10:36.191 if anything goes wrong-- anything-- 1034 01:10:36.274 --> 01:10:38.610 I want you to run away as fast as you can. 1035 01:10:38.693 --> 01:10:42.530 I can’t run, but I don’t have as much to lose. 1036 01:10:42.614 --> 01:10:44.032 -No, no, no. I am not... -You... 1037 01:10:44.115 --> 01:10:45.867 I’m not going anywhere without you. 1038 01:10:47.911 --> 01:10:49.913 I’m the Wilbur to your Chick. 1039 01:10:52.374 --> 01:10:54.459 Fine. 1040 01:10:56.670 --> 01:10:59.255 All right, let’s do this. 1041 01:11:15.522 --> 01:11:17.190 They’re witches. They’re fucking witches. 1042 01:11:17.273 --> 01:11:18.566 Holy shit. 1043 01:11:18.650 --> 01:11:20.610 So they are. 1044 01:11:32.038 --> 01:11:34.749 Lord of the forest, we welcome you unto us. 1045 01:11:34.833 --> 01:11:36.501 Into this circle we are bound. 1046 01:11:36.584 --> 01:11:40.630 We refuse the degradation of our bodies. 1047 01:11:40.714 --> 01:11:44.092 Allow us to once again feed upon the weak, 1048 01:11:44.175 --> 01:11:46.386 through your minion, 1049 01:11:46.469 --> 01:11:49.014 to absorb their energies and replenish ours, 1050 01:11:49.097 --> 01:11:51.349 to thrive through their ill health 1051 01:11:51.433 --> 01:11:53.643 and live beyond their death. 1052 01:11:53.727 --> 01:11:58.231 Oh, tree of life, send your minion to feed for us 1053 01:11:58.314 --> 01:12:02.444 and extract the last remaining energy 1054 01:12:02.527 --> 01:12:04.696 of Judith Albright. 1055 01:12:04.779 --> 01:12:05.822 No! 1056 01:12:05.905 --> 01:12:07.115 Josh, no! 1057 01:12:08.366 --> 01:12:09.784 - 1058 01:12:09.868 --> 01:12:11.286 JUDITH: No! Let him go! 1059 01:12:15.749 --> 01:12:18.251 ROLAND: Judith, I knew from the beginning 1060 01:12:18.334 --> 01:12:20.211 you were a vivacious one. 1061 01:12:20.295 --> 01:12:21.296 Help! 1062 01:12:21.379 --> 01:12:22.881 There’s no one here to help. 1063 01:12:22.964 --> 01:12:25.341 -Why are you doing this? -Isn’t it obvious? 1064 01:12:25.425 --> 01:12:28.094 I watched my wife lose her mind bit by bit 1065 01:12:28.178 --> 01:12:31.139 until she couldn’t recognize our grandchild. 1066 01:12:31.222 --> 01:12:33.475 I’m not gonna go through that ever. 1067 01:12:33.558 --> 01:12:35.268 What about the people you kill? 1068 01:12:35.351 --> 01:12:38.229 Their sacrificed souls keep us going. 1069 01:12:38.313 --> 01:12:39.939 They already had one foot in the grave. 1070 01:12:40.023 --> 01:12:44.235 If you’re going to cheat death, you got to pay the price. 1071 01:12:44.319 --> 01:12:48.531 But from midnight until dawn, the witching hour, 1072 01:12:48.615 --> 01:12:51.201 I get to be young again every night. 1073 01:12:51.284 --> 01:12:54.871 Those kids I saw in the woods-- they were you. 1074 01:12:57.290 --> 01:12:59.125 Incredible. 1075 01:12:59.209 --> 01:13:00.960 This is nothing personal. 1076 01:13:01.044 --> 01:13:03.922 Judith, you’ll excuse the... the cliché. 1077 01:13:04.005 --> 01:13:06.132 I really like you, but... 1078 01:13:06.216 --> 01:13:08.468 -you can’t make an omelet without... -No. 1079 01:13:08.551 --> 01:13:10.512 ...breaking a few eggs. 1080 01:13:12.972 --> 01:13:14.182 -JOSH: No! 1081 01:13:39.332 --> 01:13:41.209 JOSH: No! 1082 01:14:08.695 --> 01:14:12.365 No. I don’t understand. 1083 01:14:12.448 --> 01:14:14.826 JUDITH: It’s your fucking hair, Roland. 1084 01:14:24.669 --> 01:14:27.172 - 1085 01:14:50.195 --> 01:14:51.696 Oh. 1086 01:14:53.865 --> 01:14:55.325 Let him go, 1087 01:14:55.408 --> 01:14:57.869 or I swear I’ll trim this fucker into kindling. 1088 01:14:57.952 --> 01:14:59.662 No! 1089 01:14:59.746 --> 01:15:00.872 Judith, wait! 1090 01:15:00.955 --> 01:15:03.625 It doesn’t have to end this way. 1091 01:15:03.708 --> 01:15:05.919 There’s another way. 1092 01:15:06.002 --> 01:15:08.963 We welcome you among us. 1093 01:15:09.047 --> 01:15:11.299 Both of you. 1094 01:15:11.382 --> 01:15:13.426 You can destroy that tree, 1095 01:15:13.509 --> 01:15:16.804 and then sit and wait to slowly die alone 1096 01:15:16.888 --> 01:15:19.015 with all the other people in that house. 1097 01:15:19.098 --> 01:15:22.810 And you, young man, you can watch her fall apart, 1098 01:15:22.894 --> 01:15:26.564 lose her mind, no longer recognize you. 1099 01:15:28.358 --> 01:15:32.946 Or you can join us and be young again. 1100 01:15:33.029 --> 01:15:36.532 Healthy, vibrant forever. 1101 01:15:36.616 --> 01:15:39.410 Think of the happiest time in your life, 1102 01:15:39.494 --> 01:15:42.038 when everything was exciting, 1103 01:15:42.121 --> 01:15:45.166 you had a purpose, you were loved. 1104 01:15:45.250 --> 01:15:47.377 Think of all that you’ve lost. 1105 01:15:47.460 --> 01:15:50.421 Remember that feeling, those happy times. 1106 01:15:50.505 --> 01:15:54.384 How easy it all was, how carefree. 1107 01:15:54.467 --> 01:15:56.970 We can give that all back to you. 1108 01:15:57.053 --> 01:15:58.846 RUTH: And you have a young person-- 1109 01:15:58.930 --> 01:16:02.225 like my Elizabeth or Trish’s Gary-- 1110 01:16:02.308 --> 01:16:04.352 who can help you and keep your secret. 1111 01:16:04.435 --> 01:16:07.272 It’s a perfect partnership. 1112 01:16:08.147 --> 01:16:09.899 All those poor people. 1113 01:16:09.983 --> 01:16:12.819 Imogen, Annette, God knows how many others. 1114 01:16:13.861 --> 01:16:16.906 The lives you sacrificed. 1115 01:16:16.990 --> 01:16:18.116 Are they really living? 1116 01:16:18.199 --> 01:16:19.492 They merely exist. 1117 01:16:19.575 --> 01:16:20.743 They’re awaiting death. 1118 01:16:20.827 --> 01:16:22.245 They’re ghosts. 1119 01:16:22.328 --> 01:16:25.331 That’s your future, Judith. 1120 01:16:25.415 --> 01:16:27.375 Can’t you see? 1121 01:16:27.458 --> 01:16:31.045 We’re just cutting short their suffering. 1122 01:16:31.129 --> 01:16:33.423 It’s a mercy. 1123 01:16:33.506 --> 01:16:36.467 The price to pay is very small, really. 1124 01:16:36.551 --> 01:16:39.429 And what other choice do you have? 1125 01:16:39.512 --> 01:16:43.141 A useless existence in a broken body. 1126 01:16:43.224 --> 01:16:45.101 TRISH: Think about it, Judith. 1127 01:16:45.184 --> 01:16:46.936 No more limping. 1128 01:16:47.020 --> 01:16:50.857 No more pain, no more disease. 1129 01:16:50.940 --> 01:16:53.234 We dance, Judith. 1130 01:16:53.318 --> 01:16:56.571 We dance every night. 1131 01:16:56.654 --> 01:16:58.614 Just think of it. 1132 01:17:02.744 --> 01:17:05.246 And you, young man, 1133 01:17:05.330 --> 01:17:07.749 will never have to know the anguish 1134 01:17:07.832 --> 01:17:11.252 of watching your loved one slip away. 1135 01:17:11.336 --> 01:17:14.464 Or die, like your father. 1136 01:17:14.547 --> 01:17:17.592 Remember how hard that was? 1137 01:17:17.675 --> 01:17:21.095 And how your grandmother was there for you? 1138 01:17:21.179 --> 01:17:26.559 TRISH: Who will be there for you, Josh, when she dies? 1139 01:17:26.642 --> 01:17:30.271 Judith, do it for Josh. 1140 01:17:31.481 --> 01:17:33.649 JOSH: Grandma, please. 1141 01:17:34.901 --> 01:17:37.195 Don’t leave me alone. 1142 01:18:32.792 --> 01:18:36.546 GROUP: 1143 01:18:47.432 --> 01:18:49.767 Oh, Barbara. 1144 01:18:49.851 --> 01:18:51.936 -Come here, sweetie. -Happy birthday. 1145 01:18:52.019 --> 01:18:53.479 JUDITH: Aw. 1146 01:18:53.563 --> 01:18:55.731 Josh, sweetheart. 1147 01:18:55.815 --> 01:18:58.192 Mm. 1148 01:18:58.276 --> 01:19:00.862 Isn’t it the wrong birthday? 1149 01:19:01.988 --> 01:19:03.823 Oh. 1150 01:19:05.533 --> 01:19:07.493 We thought they’d remind you of the past. 1151 01:19:07.577 --> 01:19:09.245 Oh, that’s wonderful. 1152 01:19:09.328 --> 01:19:10.329 WOMAN: Oh. 1153 01:19:10.413 --> 01:19:12.165 My grandson, everyone. 1154 01:19:12.248 --> 01:19:13.833 -He’s joining the staff here. 1155 01:19:13.916 --> 01:19:15.501 Isn’t that great? 1156 01:19:15.585 --> 01:19:17.378 -He keeps me young. - 1157 01:19:18.796 --> 01:19:19.964 Oh, anybody want cake? 1158 01:19:20.047 --> 01:19:22.258 -WOMAN: Let’s all have some. -