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[Down-tempo music plays]

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[Music builds, continues]

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- I can't go with you tomorrow.

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- What?
Why not?

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- I'm grounded indefinitely.

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- How did you get grounded?

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- My mom found the books
and then lost her mind.

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She made me return them.

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I think she'd rather find pot
in my room

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than a book on Ashland Falls.

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- That's messed up.

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Well, what did you do?

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- I returned them.

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She drove me to the library
and watched me do it.

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And she was mad-- like, <i>mad.</i>

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- Well, listen.
I think my theory was right.

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- You have a new theory
on this house every day.

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- We are looking
in the wrong places.

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The town borders
not only changed, they shrunk.

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- How'd you know?

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- It all goes back
to the power gr--

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[Knock on door]
Uh, just a minute!

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Come in!

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I said come in.

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- Ashley.

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I thought you said your parents
were taking your brother

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to college.

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[Dramatic music plays]

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♪

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[Knock on door]
- [Gasps]

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♪

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- Ash.

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♪

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Ash.

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[Music builds]

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[Hinges squeak]
- [Exhales sharply]

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- Jesus, Ash.

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- Stop freaking me out, okay?

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It's probably Jesse
just messing with me.

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- Are you sure?
Do you want me to call someone?

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- No. No.
It's...

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It's fine.

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♪

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[Floorboard creaking,
clock ticking]

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♪

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♪

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♪

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♪

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- There's... nobody here.

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- Want to come over?

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- No.

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No.
It's fine.

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[Knock on door]

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[Gasps]

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♪

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Natalie?

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[Down-tempo music plays]

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♪

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♪

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♪

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- It's nice.

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It's definitely better than
the last place Bonnie showed us.

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- Uh, I only showed you
that last place

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to get it out of your system

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because I knew you would
keep asking me about it.

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- You know us well.

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- Now, this place is about the
same price, but twice the space.

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- How can that be?

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Sounds like a red flag, right?
- Mm. Could be a red flag.

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But it's been on the market
for about three years,

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and the sellers are
very motivated.

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♪

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- Where is Isabel?

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- I think she's still in the car.

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Stop worrying about your sister.

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Any place is better
than a freshman dorm room.

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- And this place definitely has
enough room for Isabel.

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Uh-- Oh. She is still
going to live with you?

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Isn't that still the plan?
- Yeah.

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At least for her first semester.

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Well, I guess I can finally get
my piano.

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[Door opens, closes]

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Hey, Izzy.
What do you think?

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- Oh, and, uh, congratulations
on your scholarship.

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- Thanks, Bonnie.

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- I'm sure your mother would be
very proud.

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- She would.

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And this place has tons of space
for your art.

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You still do that, right?

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- Art?

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- It's what she got
the scholarship for.

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- Uh, so...

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[Thunder rumbling, rain falling]

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♪

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♪

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- There's at least two leaks
in the master bedroom.

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It even got to the first floor.

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I'm looking at the living room
right now.

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- The living room?
How bad is it?

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- [Sighs]
It's a mess, Bonnie.

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- I can send someone out
this afternoon and take a look.

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Are you sure it's not
a plumbing problem?

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Old pipes can leak,
too, you know.

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- Yeah, I-I'm pretty sure.

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But the roof was listed as new, right?

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- It was.
Have you checked Maria's studio?

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- No, I have not checked
Maria's studio yet.

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Let me call you back.

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[Machine whirring]

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- I'm gonna show you
how to make these two ends meet

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using an easy trick.
[Knock on door]

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But first, my husband has to do
his regular interruption.

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- Sorry, everyone.
I'm just looking for leaks.

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Forgot you were recording.
- It's okay.

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We've been dealing with a lot
of bad leaks

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from the storm last night.

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Uh, I think my studio
was spared.

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- I thought you retired
Martha the Mannequin.

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- Oh, I love Martha.

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She's all I have left
of my first studio in New York.

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Sure, she's seen better days.

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- She's about as well maintained
as our roof.

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- I get it. I get it.
You don't like Martha.

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Now get out of here.

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[Thunder rumbling,
birds, insects chirping]

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- Hello there.

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- Hey.
Are you my neighbor?

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- I am.

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I thought this house was gonna
sit on the market forever.

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My name's Larry.
- I'm Chuck.

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I thought this place was
a ghost town.

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Haven't really met anybody yet.

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Been dealing with
some housewarming issues

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since moving in.

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- Yeah?
What kind?

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- That rain we got last night.

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Roof leaked
in almost every room.

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- [Chuckles]
Yeah.

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That <i>will</i> happen
in these old homes.

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- Hopefully I'll have
some recourse

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against your old neighbor.

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Said the roof was new.

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Definitely not new.

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- Oh.
Sorry to hear that.

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Pain in the ass.

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But I doubt there's any recourse
to be had.

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- Why is that?

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- 'Cause the previous owner
killed himself, Chuck.

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They didn't mention that?

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♪

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- You were right about the roof.

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The seller listed it as replaced
three years ago.

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You sent in all the pictures?
- Yeah.

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[Exhales sharply]
I got up there.

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That roof is not new.

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- Not sure how my inspector
could have missed that.

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[Sighs]

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But don't worry.
I'll figure it all out.

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- Thanks.
- And don't forget.

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Next week you owe me
a testimonial

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saying how great
Bonnie Davis Realty is.

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[Dramatic music plays]

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Chuck? You there?

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- Yeah. Yeah. Sounds good.
I'll call you tomorrow.

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- Okay.
Bye, now.

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♪

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♪

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[Birds chirping]

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[Machine whirring]

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- Hey. Hon?

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Maria.

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- What time is it?

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- It's early.
Just... Just look outside.

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- My God.

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It's not here!

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How the hell did it get outside?
Did you put it out there?

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- Do you think I would do that?

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- No, but it didn't
walk out there on its own.

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- What's going on?
[Door closes]

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♪

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- What are you doing out here,
Martha?

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[Sighs]

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- Hey.
What's going on out here?

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- Hey, Larry.

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I'm beginning to think it has
a mind of its own.

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- You don't know
how this got out here?

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- My best guess is that
my little sister is taking on

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a dark sense of humor.

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- How is she?

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Isabel.

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Her, uh, mental well-being,
I should say.

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- Why are you asking me that?

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- I know what happened
to your mother.

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With the car accident?

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Maria sort of filled me in
on your story.

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I'm very sorry.

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This-- This town has had
a lot of... suicide.

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[Dramatic music plays]

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People struggling
with depression seem...

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the most vulnerable.

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To her.

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- Sorry.
"Her"?

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- Keep an eye out on Isabel
is all I'm saying.

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She knows how to mess
with people.

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Isabel.

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♪

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- Wait.
That's it?

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That's all you're gonna say?

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- We have a wonderful library.

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You should read up
on the town's history a bit.

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Friends of Gardening
are welcome.

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♪

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- Gardening?

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♪

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♪

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♪

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♪

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♪

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♪

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♪

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- [Breathing shallowly]

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Don't... do it.

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♪

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- I'm sorry?

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- Don't... do it.

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♪

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- Are you okay?

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What's your name?

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- Ashley.

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- Can I call someone for you,
Ashley?

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- No.

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♪

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Trust me.

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Just put the books back
and leave.

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Don't... do it.

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- Listen.

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- It's real.

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It's-- It's all real.

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Just don't look for it.

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Just...
Just get out of this town.

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♪

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♪

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- You looking for Forest Road?

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- What's that?
[Scanner beeping]

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- People who, uh, take out
these old archival books

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are always thinking
they're gonna find Forest Road.

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[Chuckles]
It can't be found.

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♪

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- Uh, I've--
I've never heard of it.

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[Scanner beeps]

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Oh, by the way,

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there's a young girl back there
that seems really upset.

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Also, I think somebody left
a stack of books

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in the middle of the aisle
in the arts section.

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♪

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- I'm on it.

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♪

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- [Clears throat]
Here you go.

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- Thanks.

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♪

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♪

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[Floorboards creaking]

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♪

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♪

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♪

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[Dramatic music plays]

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♪

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00:16:56.049 --> 00:16:59.535
[Music builds]

272
00:16:59.639 --> 00:17:03.091
♪

273
00:17:03.194 --> 00:17:05.679
[Doorbell rings]

274
00:17:08.958 --> 00:17:10.374
- Olivia.

275
00:17:10.477 --> 00:17:12.928
- Hi, Mr. Wilson.
- Come on in.

276
00:17:13.032 --> 00:17:14.999
You're my first student
at the new house.

277
00:17:15.103 --> 00:17:17.277
Uh, let me take your coat.

278
00:17:19.762 --> 00:17:21.730
Have a seat.

279
00:17:25.285 --> 00:17:27.253
- What should I do?

280
00:17:27.356 --> 00:17:31.464
- Let's start with some scales.
How about a C major?

281
00:17:34.191 --> 00:17:37.435
[Off-key notes playing]

282
00:17:42.820 --> 00:17:45.064
So we're starting
with the basics, I see.

283
00:17:45.167 --> 00:17:49.102
Not to worry.
I teach all skill levels.

284
00:17:49.585 --> 00:17:52.140
Can I get you some water?
- Water would be great.

285
00:17:52.243 --> 00:17:53.831
- You got it.

286
00:17:56.247 --> 00:17:59.319
It's honestly refreshing
to teach someone like you

287
00:17:59.423 --> 00:18:02.081
instead of the kids in my class
who think they know everything

288
00:18:02.184 --> 00:18:04.600
there is about music already.
[Off-key notes playing, thud]

289
00:18:04.704 --> 00:18:06.533
So I think this will work out
well.

290
00:18:06.637 --> 00:18:09.605
[Water running, mid-tempo music
playing on piano]

291
00:18:09.709 --> 00:18:12.470
♪

292
00:18:12.574 --> 00:18:15.059
So you do have some skills
after all.

293
00:18:15.163 --> 00:18:16.888
♪

294
00:18:16.992 --> 00:18:18.269
Why were you...

295
00:18:18.373 --> 00:18:21.376
[Music continues]

296
00:18:21.479 --> 00:18:26.484
- There...
There's a woman at the piano.

297
00:18:26.588 --> 00:18:29.246
- A woman?

298
00:18:30.454 --> 00:18:33.457
[Keys thud, music stops]

299
00:18:41.982 --> 00:18:45.400
[Dramatic music plays]

300
00:18:45.503 --> 00:18:50.336
♪

301
00:18:50.439 --> 00:18:53.684
- I-I th-- I think I should go.

302
00:18:55.444 --> 00:18:56.514
- Wait.

303
00:18:56.618 --> 00:18:59.138
Wait.
Olivia, what happened?

304
00:19:00.000 --> 00:19:01.588
- She just started playing.

305
00:19:02.934 --> 00:19:05.696
I didn't see her face.

306
00:19:07.249 --> 00:19:10.873
I didn't want to see her face.

307
00:19:15.533 --> 00:19:19.813
♪

308
00:19:19.917 --> 00:19:22.644
[Insects chirping]

309
00:19:24.473 --> 00:19:26.648
- ...on the Internet.

310
00:19:26.751 --> 00:19:30.548
If any record existed, I'm sure
the town got rid of it long ago.

311
00:19:30.652 --> 00:19:33.379
- Right.
But what happened in 1980?

312
00:19:33.482 --> 00:19:35.795
- Hey.

313
00:19:35.898 --> 00:19:37.279
Chuck.

314
00:19:37.383 --> 00:19:38.970
[Indistinct conversations]

315
00:19:39.074 --> 00:19:40.282
You found us.

316
00:19:40.386 --> 00:19:42.284
- Maria is out of town,

317
00:19:42.388 --> 00:19:46.046
so I thought I might check out
Friends of Gardening.

318
00:19:46.461 --> 00:19:49.015
You hiding your gardens
from the Gestapo?

319
00:19:49.118 --> 00:19:51.569
- Subject matter
of these meetings...

320
00:19:51.673 --> 00:19:53.502
is something
a lot of the townspeople

321
00:19:53.606 --> 00:19:56.609
would rather
never get discussed.

322
00:19:58.024 --> 00:19:59.543
Have you seen her?

323
00:20:00.613 --> 00:20:02.339
- Seen who?

324
00:20:03.616 --> 00:20:06.964
- Come on.
Have a seat.

325
00:20:11.624 --> 00:20:14.558
- Thanks to those of you
who made it out tonight.

326
00:20:16.318 --> 00:20:19.010
I see some more empty seats
this time.

327
00:20:19.114 --> 00:20:21.289
I get that.

328
00:20:21.392 --> 00:20:24.326
It's not easy to talk about.

329
00:20:24.809 --> 00:20:28.848
I sometimes wish we had
an addiction of some kind.

330
00:20:28.951 --> 00:20:31.057
But we've got her.

331
00:20:31.160 --> 00:20:34.336
- You know why the other ones
are not showing up, right?

332
00:20:34.440 --> 00:20:35.751
They're scared.

333
00:20:35.855 --> 00:20:38.202
I'm telling you.

334
00:20:38.306 --> 00:20:41.274
One youth suicide.
Everyone is hiding again.

335
00:20:41.378 --> 00:20:44.381
- It's starting to feel like
1980 all over again.

336
00:20:44.484 --> 00:20:46.969
- You weren't here in 1980.

337
00:20:47.073 --> 00:20:50.179
It's not that bad.
Yet.

338
00:20:50.283 --> 00:20:52.423
- I don't know.

339
00:20:52.527 --> 00:20:54.736
The library books
started showing up again.

340
00:20:55.461 --> 00:20:57.980
Something's going on.

341
00:20:58.084 --> 00:20:59.913
- We haven't had a suicide
in years.

342
00:21:00.017 --> 00:21:02.744
And now that young girl, Ashley.

343
00:21:04.539 --> 00:21:08.232
It really does feel like
we're starting another bad wave.

344
00:21:08.336 --> 00:21:12.236
- Let's not hit the panic button
yet, okay?

345
00:21:12.340 --> 00:21:14.618
Anyway, Chuck here is new
to town.

346
00:21:14.721 --> 00:21:16.275
- [Chuckles]

347
00:21:16.378 --> 00:21:18.035
I'm sorry.

348
00:21:19.416 --> 00:21:21.728
- Hey, everyone.

349
00:21:21.832 --> 00:21:25.905
- You must be wondering
what we do in these meetings.

350
00:21:26.457 --> 00:21:29.426
Everyone here has been affected
by her in some way.

351
00:21:29.909 --> 00:21:32.463
Lost a loved one to suicide
or...

352
00:21:32.567 --> 00:21:35.639
just being terrorized by her
in some way.

353
00:21:35.742 --> 00:21:37.296
Could be through
a lost loved one

354
00:21:37.399 --> 00:21:40.368
or even a sentimental object.

355
00:21:40.816 --> 00:21:43.302
Sometimes through their dreams.

356
00:21:43.405 --> 00:21:47.029
- The dreams are the worst.
They won't stop.

357
00:21:48.893 --> 00:21:53.346
I have my home on the market,
but truthfully, I'm...

358
00:21:53.450 --> 00:21:56.867
thinking about just walking away
from the mortgage.

359
00:21:56.970 --> 00:21:58.524
Screw it.

360
00:21:58.627 --> 00:22:00.422
- From what I heard,
Ashley's parents

361
00:22:00.526 --> 00:22:02.424
put their place on the market
once it started for her.

362
00:22:02.528 --> 00:22:03.805
- They should've just left.

363
00:22:03.908 --> 00:22:05.324
I mean, I don't care

364
00:22:05.427 --> 00:22:07.636
what kind of financial situation
you're in.

365
00:22:07.740 --> 00:22:10.052
You have to go
if you're high risk.

366
00:22:10.156 --> 00:22:12.054
And she was clearly high risk.

367
00:22:12.158 --> 00:22:14.954
- I honestly don't think
it would have mattered.

368
00:22:15.057 --> 00:22:17.750
It's like an infection.

369
00:22:17.853 --> 00:22:20.580
She stays with you
once she's in.

370
00:22:20.684 --> 00:22:23.480
- I'm sorry, everyone.

371
00:22:23.583 --> 00:22:25.620
I don't know much about this.

372
00:22:25.723 --> 00:22:28.174
Who are you talking about?

373
00:22:28.277 --> 00:22:31.384
You keep saying "her."

374
00:22:31.488 --> 00:22:33.593
I-I don't know who that is.

375
00:22:33.697 --> 00:22:36.941
- Helen Foster.
[Dramatic music plays]

376
00:22:38.080 --> 00:22:40.566
- Who's that?

377
00:22:40.876 --> 00:22:43.120
- She's the one that's been
inflicting pain on this town

378
00:22:43.223 --> 00:22:44.949
for decades.

379
00:22:45.053 --> 00:22:48.815
It's the reason why we keep
these meetings secret.

380
00:22:48.919 --> 00:22:52.923
The town discourages
active dialogue about Helen.

381
00:22:53.337 --> 00:22:56.064
They say it's because they don't
want to perpetuate myths, but--

382
00:22:56.167 --> 00:22:57.893
- Which is just bullshit.

383
00:22:57.997 --> 00:23:01.621
It's bullshit.
They know she exists.

384
00:23:01.725 --> 00:23:03.761
They're just scared.
They don't know how to stop it.

385
00:23:03.865 --> 00:23:06.074
- It's because
it can't be stopped.

386
00:23:06.177 --> 00:23:09.457
- It <i>can</i> be stopped
if we find Forest Road.

387
00:23:09.560 --> 00:23:11.769
- Forest Road.

388
00:23:11.873 --> 00:23:16.118
- 825 Forest Road.

389
00:23:16.809 --> 00:23:19.950
It's where Helen is said
to have lived in the '40s,

390
00:23:20.053 --> 00:23:22.262
when she killed herself.

391
00:23:22.366 --> 00:23:24.679
- It's like no one knows
where it's at.

392
00:23:24.782 --> 00:23:27.371
- It doesn't exist.
- [Sighs] No. Wait.

393
00:23:27.475 --> 00:23:28.545
- Listen.

394
00:23:28.648 --> 00:23:32.272
I'm sure it existed once, right?

395
00:23:32.376 --> 00:23:34.067
But it's gone now.

396
00:23:34.171 --> 00:23:37.381
It has to be.
It's why nobody can find it.

397
00:23:37.485 --> 00:23:39.866
And I know you've all tried.

398
00:23:39.970 --> 00:23:42.593
Don't forget I...
I see what books you check out.

399
00:23:42.697 --> 00:23:44.630
- No.
Nobody can find it

400
00:23:44.733 --> 00:23:46.597
because they're not looking
in the right place.

401
00:23:46.701 --> 00:23:48.772
- How do you know
there's a right place to look?

402
00:23:48.875 --> 00:23:50.498
I mean, there's not one bit
of evidence that proves

403
00:23:50.601 --> 00:23:52.292
the house can still be found.

404
00:23:52.396 --> 00:23:56.055
- Hey. Every abandoned structure
in town's been checked.

405
00:23:56.158 --> 00:23:59.161
[Dramatic music plays]
I don't know where to look.

406
00:23:59.265 --> 00:24:01.819
- Then stop looking.
You ever thought about that?

407
00:24:01.923 --> 00:24:05.478
- Finding that house is
the only way to get rid of her.

408
00:24:05.582 --> 00:24:08.308
Don't you get that?
Hmm?

409
00:24:08.412 --> 00:24:11.484
♪

410
00:24:11.588 --> 00:24:14.349
Destroy the house,
destroy Helen.

411
00:24:14.453 --> 00:24:16.178
If that's where she died,

412
00:24:16.282 --> 00:24:19.492
that has to be where her power
over this town comes from.

413
00:24:19.872 --> 00:24:21.770
- It's obvious it's outside
the town borders

414
00:24:21.874 --> 00:24:23.669
as they're drawn today.

415
00:24:23.772 --> 00:24:26.188
Has to be out there somewhere.

416
00:24:26.292 --> 00:24:28.639
- I'm sorry, everyone,
but I think it's, uh,

417
00:24:28.743 --> 00:24:32.816
time to cut this meeting short,
get going.

418
00:24:32.919 --> 00:24:35.301
- Is it her?

419
00:24:35.404 --> 00:24:36.578
- We're just being careful.

420
00:24:36.682 --> 00:24:39.236
- Shit.
I'm out of here.

421
00:24:39.339 --> 00:24:49.142
♪

422
00:24:49.246 --> 00:24:53.215
♪

423
00:24:53.319 --> 00:24:55.839
- You know, sometimes
she ends our meetings abruptly.

424
00:24:55.942 --> 00:24:57.979
It's happened once or twice.

425
00:24:58.082 --> 00:25:01.223
You just have to keep an eye out
for the signs.

426
00:25:01.327 --> 00:25:03.260
♪

427
00:25:03.363 --> 00:25:06.228
[Ghostly voices echoing]

428
00:25:06.332 --> 00:25:11.475
♪

429
00:25:11.579 --> 00:25:16.445
♪

430
00:25:16.549 --> 00:25:18.896
[Woman laughing]

431
00:25:19.000 --> 00:25:21.174
[Bones crack]

432
00:25:21.278 --> 00:25:29.942
♪

433
00:25:30.045 --> 00:25:32.531
- Art?

434
00:25:32.634 --> 00:25:35.154
- It's what she got
the scholarship for.

435
00:25:35.257 --> 00:25:39.503
[Down-tempo music plays]
- Uh, so... what do you think?

436
00:25:39.607 --> 00:25:41.332
- Well, I'm amazed at the price.

437
00:25:41.436 --> 00:25:44.301
I-I feel like we're gonna find
dead bodies in the basement.

438
00:25:44.404 --> 00:25:45.992
[Chuckles]

439
00:25:46.096 --> 00:25:50.100
- Mm. No mention of dead bodies
in the disclosure.

440
00:25:50.203 --> 00:25:52.067
Listen.

441
00:25:52.171 --> 00:25:55.795
This town just has really old
homes but with very good bones,

442
00:25:55.899 --> 00:25:58.626
which is what you want.

443
00:25:58.729 --> 00:26:01.352
[Light switch clicks,
electricity crackling]

444
00:26:04.424 --> 00:26:07.186
- Lease is up in the city
next month.

445
00:26:07.289 --> 00:26:10.223
[Floorboards creaking]

446
00:26:10.327 --> 00:26:12.743
I don't think we can wait.

447
00:26:14.193 --> 00:26:17.714
- Yeah.
It's-- It's got good bones.

448
00:26:17.817 --> 00:26:21.545
- So... should we put an offer in
today?

449
00:26:21.649 --> 00:26:24.237
♪

450
00:26:24.341 --> 00:26:27.275
- Isabel, what do you think?

451
00:26:28.897 --> 00:26:31.141
[Birds chirping, water running]

452
00:26:31.244 --> 00:26:33.143
[Dramatic music plays]

453
00:26:33.246 --> 00:26:35.524
- I'm not sure moving
to this tiny town

454
00:26:35.628 --> 00:26:38.700
with Chuck and Maria
was a good idea.

455
00:26:39.149 --> 00:26:43.671
Chuck's in his own world,
teaching, giving piano lessons.

456
00:26:43.774 --> 00:26:45.673
Maria's super distracted
with the store opening

457
00:26:45.776 --> 00:26:47.916
and her live stream.

458
00:26:49.297 --> 00:26:51.955
The strangest thing is
that since I moved here,

459
00:26:52.058 --> 00:26:55.234
I've been having these dreams
about my mother.

460
00:26:56.649 --> 00:26:58.893
And every time,
it feels so real.

461
00:26:58.996 --> 00:27:00.722
I know what Dr. Lewis would say.

462
00:27:00.826 --> 00:27:02.517
I just miss her so much,

463
00:27:02.621 --> 00:27:04.588
and it's causing me to feel
these things.

464
00:27:04.692 --> 00:27:07.280
[Thunder rumbling,
insects chirping]

465
00:27:07.384 --> 00:27:09.489
[Knock on door, hinges creaking]

466
00:27:09.593 --> 00:27:12.734
- Hey.
Sorry to interrupt.

467
00:27:12.838 --> 00:27:14.253
Who were you talking to?

468
00:27:14.356 --> 00:27:17.463
- Oh, it's just something
Dr. Lewis suggested

469
00:27:17.566 --> 00:27:20.639
until I find someone
more local--

470
00:27:20.742 --> 00:27:28.163
keep a daily journal of my...
you know, thoughts and feelings.

471
00:27:28.267 --> 00:27:29.406
Stupid stuff.

472
00:27:33.341 --> 00:27:35.930
[Thunder rumbling]

473
00:27:40.728 --> 00:27:42.661
- Um...

474
00:27:44.628 --> 00:27:47.148
...do you think therapy
is helping?

475
00:27:47.251 --> 00:27:49.357
- Yes, Chuck.

476
00:27:50.841 --> 00:27:53.257
What do you care?
It's not costing you anything.

477
00:27:53.361 --> 00:27:54.983
- I'm your brother.

478
00:27:55.087 --> 00:27:57.434
I just want to make sure
it's actually helping you.

479
00:27:59.229 --> 00:28:02.025
[Thunder rumbling]

480
00:28:11.862 --> 00:28:16.418
Wow.
Izzy, these are good.

481
00:28:18.627 --> 00:28:20.837
When did you draw this?

482
00:28:20.940 --> 00:28:23.529
Kind of looks like
our new house.

483
00:28:23.632 --> 00:28:25.531
- I don't really remember.

484
00:28:25.634 --> 00:28:27.913
Two, three years ago, maybe.

485
00:28:30.743 --> 00:28:32.607
[Thunder rumbling]

486
00:28:32.711 --> 00:28:34.885
- What's this one?

487
00:28:35.852 --> 00:28:37.992
Is that you?

488
00:28:40.788 --> 00:28:42.859
Whose hand is that?

489
00:28:44.757 --> 00:28:46.794
Mom's?

490
00:28:46.897 --> 00:28:49.451
- I can't remember
why I drew that.

491
00:28:50.038 --> 00:28:53.559
Just remember I drew it
right after you left us.

492
00:28:53.662 --> 00:28:57.218
- I didn't leave you.
I...

493
00:29:13.372 --> 00:29:18.618
Maybe you can help unpack some
of the kitchen stuff tomorrow.

494
00:29:18.722 --> 00:29:21.863
Take your mind off things.

495
00:29:24.417 --> 00:29:27.282
Just stack it all up
like Mom did?

496
00:29:27.386 --> 00:29:29.491
Remember that?

497
00:29:29.595 --> 00:29:32.874
- Stacking all the bowls
and dishes in a pyramid

498
00:29:32.978 --> 00:29:34.634
and leaving a note that said...

499
00:29:34.738 --> 00:29:36.636
- They won't put themselves away.

500
00:29:36.740 --> 00:29:40.123
- [Chuckles softly]
Yeah.

501
00:29:45.611 --> 00:29:46.508
Get some sleep.

502
00:29:50.789 --> 00:29:53.792
[Engine revving]
- Mom?

503
00:29:53.895 --> 00:29:56.311
[Tires screeching, horn blares,
crash]

504
00:29:56.415 --> 00:29:58.417
[Birds chirping]

505
00:30:08.703 --> 00:30:10.601
- Maria.

506
00:30:12.465 --> 00:30:14.467
- What time is it?

507
00:30:14.882 --> 00:30:18.161
- It's early.
Just... Just look outside.

508
00:30:21.509 --> 00:30:23.925
- It's not here!

509
00:30:24.029 --> 00:30:27.101
How the hell did it get outside?
Did you put it out there?

510
00:30:27.204 --> 00:30:28.965
- Do you think I would do that?

511
00:30:29.068 --> 00:30:33.210
- No, but it didn't
walk out there on its own.

512
00:30:33.314 --> 00:30:35.937
- What's going on?

513
00:30:36.524 --> 00:30:39.872
- My dressing mannequin.
- What about it?

514
00:30:39.976 --> 00:30:42.185
- It's outside in the yard.
[Door closes]

515
00:30:42.288 --> 00:30:45.222
- The yard?
How'd it get there?

516
00:30:45.326 --> 00:30:48.674
- Damn it, Isabel.
Somebody put it out there.

517
00:30:48.777 --> 00:30:50.503
- You don't think it was me,
do you?

518
00:30:50.607 --> 00:30:51.953
- I don't know.

519
00:30:52.057 --> 00:30:53.990
I'm not worried
about my mannequin.

520
00:30:54.093 --> 00:30:56.993
But that dress could have been
ruined if it had rained.

521
00:30:58.442 --> 00:31:01.445
[Birds chirping]

522
00:31:09.522 --> 00:31:11.317
- Sorry.
"Her"?

523
00:31:13.319 --> 00:31:15.908
- Keep an eye out on Isabel
is all I'm saying.

524
00:31:18.980 --> 00:31:21.086
She knows how to mess
with people.

525
00:31:23.605 --> 00:31:25.159
Isabel.

526
00:31:26.643 --> 00:31:29.715
- Wait.
That's it?

527
00:31:29.818 --> 00:31:31.890
That's all you're gonna say?

528
00:31:34.582 --> 00:31:37.792
- You should read up
on the town's history a bit.

529
00:31:37.896 --> 00:31:40.001
We have a wonderful library.

530
00:31:41.071 --> 00:31:43.694
Friends of Gardening
are welcome.

531
00:31:46.111 --> 00:31:50.046
- [Sighs]
What the hell were you thinking?

532
00:31:50.149 --> 00:31:52.634
- You really think I'd do that
to Maria?

533
00:31:53.842 --> 00:31:55.465
Chuck.

534
00:31:55.568 --> 00:31:58.537
[Dramatic music plays]

535
00:31:59.676 --> 00:32:01.643
It wasn't me.

536
00:32:01.747 --> 00:32:11.412
♪

537
00:32:11.515 --> 00:32:19.938
♪

538
00:32:20.041 --> 00:32:23.458
[Insects chirping]

539
00:32:26.979 --> 00:32:30.741
[Playing Satie's
<i>Gymnopédie No. 1]</i>

540
00:32:30.845 --> 00:32:33.537
♪

541
00:32:33.641 --> 00:32:34.918
[Keys jingling, door opens]

542
00:32:35.022 --> 00:32:37.438
[Music continues]

543
00:32:37.541 --> 00:32:42.891
♪

544
00:32:42.995 --> 00:32:44.997
[Door closes]

545
00:32:45.101 --> 00:32:48.759
[Struggling with notes]

546
00:32:50.485 --> 00:32:56.871
♪

547
00:32:56.975 --> 00:33:06.363
♪

548
00:33:06.467 --> 00:33:11.990
♪

549
00:33:14.268 --> 00:33:16.339
Where'd you go?

550
00:33:20.067 --> 00:33:21.551
Maria's out of town,

551
00:33:21.654 --> 00:33:24.312
and you haven't answered
your phone all night.

552
00:33:27.764 --> 00:33:31.423
[Cabinet opens, bottle sliding]

553
00:33:36.186 --> 00:33:38.464
[Liquid pouring]

554
00:33:59.968 --> 00:34:02.074
Where'd you go, Chuck?

555
00:34:02.178 --> 00:34:04.180
- Just out.

556
00:34:05.802 --> 00:34:07.390
Larry and I went for a drink

557
00:34:07.493 --> 00:34:11.704
after their, uh,
gardening meeting.

558
00:34:11.808 --> 00:34:13.741
Why?
Is, uh, something wrong?

559
00:34:13.844 --> 00:34:15.122
- [Exhales deeply]
I don't know.

560
00:34:15.225 --> 00:34:19.574
It's... just been weird
around here.

561
00:34:19.678 --> 00:34:22.681
I can't explain it.

562
00:34:23.130 --> 00:34:26.167
And there's this girl
at my school.

563
00:34:26.271 --> 00:34:29.515
Uh, her name's Ashley.

564
00:34:31.414 --> 00:34:34.727
Last night, she killed herself.

565
00:34:40.699 --> 00:34:42.666
- Are you okay?

566
00:34:44.082 --> 00:34:45.255
- Uh...

567
00:34:45.359 --> 00:34:47.844
[Down-tempo music plays]

568
00:34:47.947 --> 00:34:50.053
♪

569
00:34:50.157 --> 00:34:52.952
...I don't think so.

570
00:34:53.401 --> 00:34:56.370
Some things are happening
that...

571
00:34:56.473 --> 00:35:00.926
I really can't tell
if they're just in my head

572
00:35:01.029 --> 00:35:03.860
or if they're real.

573
00:35:06.414 --> 00:35:08.623
I have a friend from school.

574
00:35:08.727 --> 00:35:10.487
His name's Luke.

575
00:35:12.317 --> 00:35:16.804
He said something
about this town having an...

576
00:35:16.907 --> 00:35:19.738
effect on people.

577
00:35:19.841 --> 00:35:21.740
Have you heard that?

578
00:35:23.673 --> 00:35:25.675
- No.

579
00:35:26.883 --> 00:35:29.161
Have you ever...

580
00:35:29.265 --> 00:35:32.302
ever had suicidal thoughts
yourself?

581
00:35:33.441 --> 00:35:39.171
♪

582
00:35:39.275 --> 00:35:40.724
- My heart...

583
00:35:40.828 --> 00:35:44.176
♪

584
00:35:44.280 --> 00:35:46.247
My heart hurts every day.

585
00:35:46.351 --> 00:35:50.872
Like... physical pain.

586
00:35:52.598 --> 00:35:54.876
[Voice breaking]
I hate this feeling.

587
00:35:54.980 --> 00:35:57.258
♪

588
00:35:57.362 --> 00:36:00.572
- Has your therapist
prescribed you anything?

589
00:36:00.675 --> 00:36:04.334
I'm sure there's a pill
out there that can help you.

590
00:36:04.990 --> 00:36:08.027
- I don't understand why you
think I'd want to be medicated.

591
00:36:08.131 --> 00:36:10.616
[Sniffs, sighs]

592
00:36:15.034 --> 00:36:16.346
- Okay.

593
00:36:17.071 --> 00:36:18.348
No pills?

594
00:36:21.524 --> 00:36:25.079
Then stick with the therapy.

595
00:36:25.631 --> 00:36:30.567
But stop blaming yourself
for what happened to Mom.

596
00:36:30.947 --> 00:36:33.708
That is a hole
you do not want to go down.

597
00:36:34.916 --> 00:36:37.781
Mom would never blame you.

598
00:36:37.885 --> 00:36:40.888
Hell, even the police said
it was nobody's fault.

599
00:36:40.991 --> 00:36:43.339
It was a car accident.

600
00:36:43.442 --> 00:36:46.411
A random tragedy.
Happens all the time.

601
00:36:46.514 --> 00:36:49.241
And the shitty thing is that
this time it happened to us.

602
00:36:49.345 --> 00:36:51.795
- It didn't happen to us.
It happened to me.

603
00:36:53.866 --> 00:36:55.730
- I lost her, too.

604
00:36:55.834 --> 00:36:59.078
♪

605
00:36:59.182 --> 00:37:01.943
- You lost her a long time ago.

606
00:37:04.808 --> 00:37:09.019
- I realize I didn't do
a good job keeping in touch

607
00:37:09.123 --> 00:37:11.229
when I left--
- "A good job."

608
00:37:13.334 --> 00:37:16.786
Your wife didn't even know
you had a sister.

609
00:37:16.889 --> 00:37:26.727
♪

610
00:37:26.830 --> 00:37:36.495
♪

611
00:37:36.599 --> 00:37:38.877
[Floorboards creaking]

612
00:37:38.980 --> 00:37:48.921
♪

613
00:37:49.025 --> 00:37:51.061
[Birds chirping]

614
00:37:55.031 --> 00:37:56.584
[Doorbell rings]

615
00:37:58.724 --> 00:38:00.761
- Hi.

616
00:38:00.864 --> 00:38:03.522
- Um, is Isabel home?

617
00:38:04.385 --> 00:38:05.593
- I'm here.

618
00:38:08.216 --> 00:38:10.080
- It's nice to meet you,
Mr. Wilson.

619
00:38:10.184 --> 00:38:11.565
- This is my brother, Chuck.

620
00:38:11.668 --> 00:38:13.705
Chuck, this is Luke from school.

621
00:38:13.808 --> 00:38:16.673
- Oh. Okay.
It-- It's nice to meet you.

622
00:38:16.777 --> 00:38:18.537
Uh, I'm starting there
next semester.

623
00:38:18.641 --> 00:38:20.367
- Right.
Music history.

624
00:38:20.470 --> 00:38:22.334
- You signing up?

625
00:38:22.438 --> 00:38:24.647
- Um, maybe.
[Chuckles]

626
00:38:24.750 --> 00:38:26.959
- Let's go.
We'll be upstairs.

627
00:38:27.063 --> 00:38:28.651
- Oh.
Uh, okay.

628
00:38:28.754 --> 00:38:32.655
Just... Just leave the door...

629
00:38:41.319 --> 00:38:43.355
[Door closes]

630
00:38:43.459 --> 00:38:45.840
- Sorry.
Let me clear some things.

631
00:38:45.944 --> 00:38:47.048
- You made these?

632
00:38:48.015 --> 00:38:49.430
- Yeah.

633
00:38:51.052 --> 00:38:54.366
- So, you never answered
my question the other day.

634
00:38:55.471 --> 00:38:57.956
- What question?

635
00:38:58.059 --> 00:39:00.338
- Have you seen something?

636
00:39:00.441 --> 00:39:02.754
- Is there something to see?

637
00:39:02.857 --> 00:39:05.619
- [Chuckles]
In this town?

638
00:39:05.722 --> 00:39:06.861
Yeah.

639
00:39:08.276 --> 00:39:10.348
And people who start
to ask questions

640
00:39:10.451 --> 00:39:13.040
usually have seen something.

641
00:39:15.283 --> 00:39:17.596
- Chuck went to some meeting.

642
00:39:17.700 --> 00:39:19.702
Gardening people?
- [Chuckles]

643
00:39:19.805 --> 00:39:22.360
Friends of Gardening.
Yeah.

644
00:39:22.463 --> 00:39:24.362
Uh, they try to fly
under the radar

645
00:39:24.465 --> 00:39:26.122
so they can talk about it
openly.

646
00:39:26.225 --> 00:39:29.021
But everybody knows they're
not talking about gardening.

647
00:39:29.125 --> 00:39:31.576
- What are they talking about?

648
00:39:31.679 --> 00:39:35.649
- This town has been rumored
to be haunted forever.

649
00:39:35.752 --> 00:39:38.030
Did I tell you about
the library thing?

650
00:39:38.790 --> 00:39:40.550
Okay.

651
00:39:40.654 --> 00:39:43.933
Well, some guy hung himself
years ago in the library.

652
00:39:44.036 --> 00:39:47.108
He used a stack of books
to climb up on a rope.

653
00:39:47.212 --> 00:39:49.628
The creepy part
is that the same stack of books

654
00:39:49.732 --> 00:39:53.114
have been seen by people walking
in that aisle since then.

655
00:39:53.218 --> 00:39:54.737
They got rid of those books,

656
00:39:54.840 --> 00:39:57.567
and still they would turn up
stacked in that aisle.

657
00:39:57.671 --> 00:39:59.776
[Knock on door]

658
00:40:01.399 --> 00:40:04.505
- Hey.
Uh, I'm sorry to interrupt.

659
00:40:04.609 --> 00:40:07.059
Uh, were you just in my studio?

660
00:40:07.163 --> 00:40:10.269
- No.
Why?

661
00:40:10.753 --> 00:40:14.273
- Um, nothing.
It's-- It's nothing.

662
00:40:14.377 --> 00:40:17.207
Um, I'm-- I'm sorry to bother.
It's nice to meet you.

663
00:40:17.311 --> 00:40:20.072
[Door closes]

664
00:40:20.176 --> 00:40:21.660
- Your sister?

665
00:40:21.764 --> 00:40:23.075
- In-law.

666
00:40:24.491 --> 00:40:26.631
So what's behind it all?
- Right.

667
00:40:26.734 --> 00:40:30.013
So, it's all tied to a woman
who lived here

668
00:40:30.117 --> 00:40:33.638
like a half-century ago--
Helen Foster.

669
00:40:33.741 --> 00:40:37.538
Her daughter was bullied
at the school-- like, bad.

670
00:40:37.642 --> 00:40:40.679
Really bad.
And nobody did a thing about it.

671
00:40:40.783 --> 00:40:42.647
Helen wrote the school.

672
00:40:42.750 --> 00:40:45.304
She even wrote the family
of the bully dozens of letters,

673
00:40:45.408 --> 00:40:47.790
and still it never stopped.

674
00:40:47.893 --> 00:40:50.586
Her daughter committed suicide.

675
00:40:51.518 --> 00:40:53.036
Helen went down a spiral.

676
00:40:53.140 --> 00:40:56.039
She lost her job,
was about to lose her house

677
00:40:56.143 --> 00:40:59.629
when she killed the parents
of the bully <i>and</i> the bully, too.

678
00:40:59.733 --> 00:41:01.976
And then she killed herself.

679
00:41:02.080 --> 00:41:05.014
Put a shotgun in her mouth.
Boom.

680
00:41:05.117 --> 00:41:07.430
♪

681
00:41:07.534 --> 00:41:09.363
- What house was hers?

682
00:41:09.467 --> 00:41:11.676
- Nobody knows.

683
00:41:11.779 --> 00:41:17.647
Just an address--
825 Forest Road,

684
00:41:17.751 --> 00:41:20.857
which doesn't exist
on any current map.

685
00:41:20.961 --> 00:41:23.101
- Has anyone ever tried to find
the house?

686
00:41:23.204 --> 00:41:25.344
- [Chuckles]
Oh, yeah.

687
00:41:25.448 --> 00:41:27.795
But the only existing maps
from the time

688
00:41:27.899 --> 00:41:31.247
have been under a court-ordered
seal since the '50s.

689
00:41:31.350 --> 00:41:34.422
A while back, the town council
was supposed to vote

690
00:41:34.526 --> 00:41:36.286
on unsealing the documents--

691
00:41:36.390 --> 00:41:37.909
You know, throw open everything

692
00:41:38.012 --> 00:41:39.773
on the location
of Helen's home--

693
00:41:39.876 --> 00:41:42.292
but they never got the chance.

694
00:41:42.396 --> 00:41:45.088
- The 1980 town council meeting.

695
00:41:45.192 --> 00:41:47.608
- Yep.

696
00:41:47.712 --> 00:41:49.955
Nobody really knows
what happened that day.

697
00:41:50.059 --> 00:41:53.062
Uh, when the meeting
was supposed to start,

698
00:41:53.165 --> 00:41:54.753
the room was locked.

699
00:41:54.857 --> 00:41:57.515
People could see
the town-council members

700
00:41:57.618 --> 00:42:01.622
and just one lone woman
in the audience.

701
00:42:01.726 --> 00:42:05.108
- Helen Foster.
[Dramatic music plays]

702
00:42:05.212 --> 00:42:08.042
♪

703
00:42:08.146 --> 00:42:10.458
[Birds cawing]

704
00:42:10.562 --> 00:42:15.222
♪

705
00:42:15.325 --> 00:42:19.675
I don't think this is working
the way I hoped it would.

706
00:42:21.159 --> 00:42:24.403
It's the dreams.

707
00:42:24.507 --> 00:42:26.751
I've never experienced anything
like this in my life

708
00:42:26.854 --> 00:42:29.236
until I moved here.

709
00:42:29.339 --> 00:42:31.928
[Down-tempo music plays]

710
00:42:32.032 --> 00:42:34.517
They're so real.

711
00:42:34.621 --> 00:42:37.347
♪

712
00:42:37.451 --> 00:42:39.522
They usually involve my mother.

713
00:42:39.626 --> 00:42:43.768
♪

714
00:42:43.871 --> 00:42:46.736
I had a dream I went downstairs

715
00:42:46.840 --> 00:42:51.638
and she was in the kitchen,
just standing there.

716
00:42:52.570 --> 00:42:55.193
I called out to her.

717
00:42:55.296 --> 00:42:56.884
She wouldn't answer me.

718
00:42:56.988 --> 00:43:00.060
She would just... stare.

719
00:43:00.163 --> 00:43:05.686
♪

720
00:43:05.790 --> 00:43:10.070
Then she just...
started screaming.

721
00:43:10.173 --> 00:43:13.591
♪

722
00:43:13.694 --> 00:43:18.181
It was this...
bloodcurdling scream.

723
00:43:18.285 --> 00:43:20.114
♪

724
00:43:20.218 --> 00:43:22.151
[Exhales sharply]

725
00:43:23.117 --> 00:43:25.948
I'd only heard that scream once.

726
00:43:28.019 --> 00:43:30.469
[Sniffles]

727
00:43:30.573 --> 00:43:32.575
It was right before she died.

728
00:43:32.679 --> 00:43:36.821
♪

729
00:43:36.924 --> 00:43:39.064
Thanks for inviting me out
tonight.

730
00:43:39.168 --> 00:43:41.204
I didn't want to go
to this place alone.

731
00:43:41.308 --> 00:43:44.414
- No. It-- It could be fun.
You want to check it out?

732
00:43:44.518 --> 00:43:47.279
[Insects chirping,
vehicles passing]

733
00:43:53.285 --> 00:43:55.529
[Down-tempo music plays]

734
00:43:55.633 --> 00:43:57.048
♪

735
00:43:57.151 --> 00:43:59.947
Anything here catch your eye?

736
00:44:00.051 --> 00:44:02.985
- So much good stuff here.

737
00:44:03.468 --> 00:44:07.368
I love when a painting
has something hidden within it,

738
00:44:07.472 --> 00:44:09.060
something you might never notice

739
00:44:09.163 --> 00:44:11.476
unless you stare at it
for hours.

740
00:44:11.579 --> 00:44:13.858
[Chuckles softly]

741
00:44:13.961 --> 00:44:14.997
- What?

742
00:44:17.137 --> 00:44:19.104
- I don't know.
Maybe it's just, um...

743
00:44:19.208 --> 00:44:22.073
It's exactly what Chuck says
about music.

744
00:44:22.590 --> 00:44:25.593
There's something locked inside
that you won't find

745
00:44:25.697 --> 00:44:27.872
unless you hear it over
and over.

746
00:44:27.975 --> 00:44:30.012
- [Chuckles softly]

747
00:44:30.115 --> 00:44:32.946
- Um, you want something
to drink?

748
00:44:33.049 --> 00:44:34.361
- Sure.

749
00:44:34.464 --> 00:44:40.332
♪

750
00:44:40.436 --> 00:44:42.507
- Sparkling water if you have it.

751
00:44:42.610 --> 00:44:44.578
- Two.
- You got it.

752
00:44:44.682 --> 00:44:45.717
[Water pouring]

753
00:44:45.821 --> 00:44:47.685
- Thank you.

754
00:44:47.788 --> 00:44:57.591
♪

755
00:44:57.695 --> 00:44:59.558
♪

756
00:44:59.662 --> 00:45:02.492
- Was this whole night
Chuck's idea?

757
00:45:02.596 --> 00:45:05.910
- No.
It was mine, actually.

758
00:45:06.773 --> 00:45:09.327
- Thanks.

759
00:45:11.225 --> 00:45:13.883
You know,
I thought you didn't like me.

760
00:45:14.781 --> 00:45:17.059
- Why would you think that?

761
00:45:18.405 --> 00:45:19.993
- Come on.

762
00:45:20.096 --> 00:45:22.547
You guys were fine
with your life in the city,

763
00:45:22.650 --> 00:45:24.998
your apartment.

764
00:45:25.101 --> 00:45:28.001
And here I come out of the blue
to mess everything up

765
00:45:28.104 --> 00:45:31.073
and send you running
for the 'burbs.

766
00:45:32.730 --> 00:45:34.766
- Um...

767
00:45:36.354 --> 00:45:38.218
Listen.
Um...

768
00:45:39.909 --> 00:45:41.877
So, I have a sister.

769
00:45:41.980 --> 00:45:44.293
She lives on the other side
of the country,

770
00:45:44.396 --> 00:45:49.229
and the only time I ever see her
is on my sewing vlog.

771
00:45:49.332 --> 00:45:50.782
You know, she sees me.

772
00:45:50.886 --> 00:45:54.682
Um, but we are distant.

773
00:45:54.993 --> 00:45:57.824
She just...
She never understood

774
00:45:57.927 --> 00:46:00.585
the stuff that I went through
when I was younger.

775
00:46:00.688 --> 00:46:02.276
- What do you mean?

776
00:46:03.312 --> 00:46:05.279
- Um...

777
00:46:07.799 --> 00:46:11.734
Well, I have, um,
bipolar disorder.

778
00:46:11.838 --> 00:46:13.149
I have medication.

779
00:46:13.253 --> 00:46:15.945
It keeps it mostly in check
for me.

780
00:46:16.049 --> 00:46:18.016
- I didn't know that.

781
00:46:18.120 --> 00:46:19.638
- Yeah.

782
00:46:19.742 --> 00:46:24.126
It's not something Chuck
and I even talk about... ever.

783
00:46:24.229 --> 00:46:29.994
Um, I've had two episodes
since we've known each other.

784
00:46:31.961 --> 00:46:34.170
One time he found me
in the middle of the night,

785
00:46:34.274 --> 00:46:40.659
um... just swollen eyes
and bloody nose.

786
00:46:41.108 --> 00:46:43.593
I was just standing
in the hallway of our building

787
00:46:43.697 --> 00:46:46.113
like I had no idea where I was.

788
00:46:47.011 --> 00:46:48.736
- Were you okay?

789
00:46:48.840 --> 00:46:50.669
- Eventually, yeah.

790
00:46:50.773 --> 00:46:55.122
And-- And don't get me wrong.
Chuck, he's very supportive.

791
00:46:56.814 --> 00:46:59.575
But he just doesn't get it.
[Laughs]

792
00:46:59.678 --> 00:47:01.749
He just doesn't get anything

793
00:47:01.853 --> 00:47:04.822
that he can't physically fix
himself.

794
00:47:04.925 --> 00:47:06.444
Um...

795
00:47:06.547 --> 00:47:12.450
what I'm trying to say is,
um, just I get it...

796
00:47:12.553 --> 00:47:14.279
what you're going through.

797
00:47:14.383 --> 00:47:19.491
♪

798
00:47:19.595 --> 00:47:22.011
[Woman gasps, glass breaks]

799
00:47:22.115 --> 00:47:24.531
[Crowd murmuring]

800
00:47:24.634 --> 00:47:26.913
[Dramatic music plays]

801
00:47:27.016 --> 00:47:31.124
- God.
Come on. Let's go.

802
00:47:31.227 --> 00:47:36.267
♪

803
00:47:36.370 --> 00:47:39.166
- Attention, everyone.
The gallery is closing.

804
00:47:39.270 --> 00:47:41.789
Please leave
in an orderly fashion.

805
00:47:41.893 --> 00:47:44.827
♪

806
00:47:44.931 --> 00:47:46.933
- Hey.
Uh, let's go.

807
00:47:47.036 --> 00:47:54.181
[Music builds]

808
00:47:54.285 --> 00:47:57.253
[Insects chirping]
[Down-tempo music plays]

809
00:48:10.818 --> 00:48:13.166
[Light switch clicks]

810
00:48:32.840 --> 00:48:35.119
[Light switch clicks]

811
00:48:49.443 --> 00:48:52.136
[Light switch clicks,
electricity crackling]

812
00:49:12.708 --> 00:49:15.021
[Threads scraping]

813
00:49:21.096 --> 00:49:23.374
[Bulb clatters]

814
00:49:34.695 --> 00:49:37.353
[Light switch clicks,
electricity crackling]

815
00:49:38.906 --> 00:49:41.944
[Dramatic music plays]

816
00:49:42.048 --> 00:49:51.919
♪

817
00:49:52.023 --> 00:49:59.755
♪

818
00:49:59.858 --> 00:50:02.068
[Hinges creaking]

819
00:50:02.171 --> 00:50:04.656
- [Whimpers]

820
00:50:04.760 --> 00:50:06.520
[Music builds]

821
00:50:06.624 --> 00:50:12.561
♪

822
00:50:12.664 --> 00:50:16.358
[High-pitched ringing,
breath echoing, heart beating]

823
00:50:23.537 --> 00:50:25.953
[Ringing fades, heartbeat slows]

824
00:50:26.057 --> 00:50:28.715
[Birds chirping]

825
00:50:41.245 --> 00:50:44.317
[Gasps]
[Dramatic music plays]

826
00:50:44.420 --> 00:50:50.978
♪

827
00:50:51.082 --> 00:50:54.879
It's getting worse every night.

828
00:50:54.982 --> 00:50:57.226
I think I need to leave.

829
00:50:57.330 --> 00:51:01.299
- Okay. So a move to campus
would be great, right?

830
00:51:03.163 --> 00:51:04.406
What?

831
00:51:04.509 --> 00:51:06.201
- It's Chuck.

832
00:51:06.304 --> 00:51:09.031
He moved out when I was young,
and I hated him for it.

833
00:51:09.135 --> 00:51:11.413
Now I feel like I'd be doing
the same thing,

834
00:51:11.516 --> 00:51:14.485
just when we finally had
the chance to be a family again.

835
00:51:14.588 --> 00:51:17.488
- Okay.
So what do you want to do?

836
00:51:17.591 --> 00:51:20.767
- Honestly?
I want to find Forest Road.

837
00:51:20.870 --> 00:51:23.632
- [Laughs]
You're not the first.

838
00:51:23.735 --> 00:51:25.599
- Chuck has stacks of books
from the library,

839
00:51:25.703 --> 00:51:28.430
looking for any kind of clue.
- That's already been tried.

840
00:51:28.533 --> 00:51:30.432
- Maybe you can help.
- No.

841
00:51:30.535 --> 00:51:31.881
- No?
- No.

842
00:51:31.985 --> 00:51:33.676
I'm not getting involved
in that.

843
00:51:33.780 --> 00:51:36.472
- Why not?
- Look.

844
00:51:36.576 --> 00:51:38.785
Some people think Ashley
and her friend

845
00:51:38.888 --> 00:51:40.994
were looking for
Forest Road, too.

846
00:51:41.098 --> 00:51:42.375
- So?

847
00:51:42.478 --> 00:51:45.274
- And they might have found it.

848
00:51:45.378 --> 00:51:47.518
One of her friends told me
that...[Sighs]

849
00:51:47.621 --> 00:51:49.658
...strange things
started happening to her

850
00:51:49.761 --> 00:51:51.591
before she took her life.

851
00:51:51.694 --> 00:51:54.249
It might be because she found
Forest Road.

852
00:51:54.352 --> 00:51:56.389
- Is that true?
- [Chuckles]

853
00:51:56.492 --> 00:51:59.668
I don't know!
Nobody knows. That's the point.

854
00:51:59.771 --> 00:52:01.704
I'm not taking that risk.

855
00:52:01.808 --> 00:52:04.604
I don't walk under ladders,
I won't open umbrellas indoors,

856
00:52:04.707 --> 00:52:06.157
and I won't look for
Forest Road.

857
00:52:06.261 --> 00:52:07.848
No way.

858
00:52:07.952 --> 00:52:09.574
- Maybe you could just find out
how Ashley did it.

859
00:52:09.678 --> 00:52:11.921
Like what she was up to.
- You're not listening.

860
00:52:12.025 --> 00:52:13.958
[Phone buzzing]

861
00:52:14.061 --> 00:52:15.546
- Chuck.
What's up?

862
00:52:15.649 --> 00:52:17.410
- Hey, can you make it back
to the house?

863
00:52:17.513 --> 00:52:20.275
- Yeah, I can be there.
Is everything okay?

864
00:52:20.378 --> 00:52:21.724
- There's nothing to worry about.

865
00:52:21.828 --> 00:52:23.416
I just need someone
to stay with Maria.

866
00:52:23.519 --> 00:52:25.003
- And she's okay?
- She's fine.

867
00:52:25.107 --> 00:52:27.109
Just had a little scare.
Can you make it?

868
00:52:27.213 --> 00:52:29.215
- Yeah.
I'm just 10 minutes away.

869
00:52:29.318 --> 00:52:31.286
I'll come home now.

870
00:52:31.389 --> 00:52:33.391
- What's up?
- I have to go.

871
00:52:33.495 --> 00:52:35.221
I'll call you later.

872
00:52:35.324 --> 00:52:37.395
[Birds cawing]

873
00:52:37.499 --> 00:52:41.261
[Down-tempo music plays]

874
00:52:41.365 --> 00:52:43.298
[Door opens, closes]

875
00:52:47.647 --> 00:52:49.649
What's going on?

876
00:52:49.752 --> 00:52:51.858
- [Sniffles]

877
00:52:51.961 --> 00:52:53.860
- Are you okay, Maria?

878
00:52:53.963 --> 00:52:55.517
- Everything's fine.

879
00:52:55.620 --> 00:52:58.140
You start packing.
I'll be back in a little while.

880
00:52:58.244 --> 00:53:00.556
[Keys jingling]

881
00:53:00.660 --> 00:53:02.903
- Looking for Helen Foster's
home?

882
00:53:05.389 --> 00:53:07.839
- Who is Helen Foster?

883
00:53:10.221 --> 00:53:12.361
[Door closes]

884
00:53:17.608 --> 00:53:20.438
[Hangers rattling,
knock on door]

885
00:53:20.542 --> 00:53:21.819
- Hey.

886
00:53:21.922 --> 00:53:24.718
- Can I come in?

887
00:53:24.822 --> 00:53:25.788
- Yep.

888
00:53:31.208 --> 00:53:32.864
- You leaving?

889
00:53:32.968 --> 00:53:34.245
- Yep.

890
00:53:34.349 --> 00:53:38.249
Tomorrow.
Moving to campus.

891
00:53:38.353 --> 00:53:40.769
Chuck wants me out
after what happened to Maria.

892
00:53:42.391 --> 00:53:43.910
Just like that.

893
00:53:44.013 --> 00:53:46.361
Out of his life again.

894
00:53:48.017 --> 00:53:49.743
- How's she doing?

895
00:53:49.847 --> 00:53:51.883
- Not good.

896
00:53:51.987 --> 00:53:54.645
Probably gonna leave
in a couple days, too.

897
00:53:56.129 --> 00:53:58.027
- Where will they go?

898
00:53:58.131 --> 00:53:59.477
- I don't know.

899
00:53:59.581 --> 00:54:02.135
Chuck's just stalling.

900
00:54:02.239 --> 00:54:04.793
He thinks he can find it.

901
00:54:05.276 --> 00:54:08.693
- Well, that's what I wanted to
talk about.

902
00:54:08.797 --> 00:54:09.729
- Yeah?

903
00:54:11.006 --> 00:54:12.663
- Yeah.

904
00:54:15.182 --> 00:54:18.738
- Oh.
I...I met your mom.

905
00:54:18.841 --> 00:54:20.567
[Dramatic music plays]

906
00:54:20.671 --> 00:54:22.742
She looks a little different
here.

907
00:54:23.846 --> 00:54:25.054
Nice woman.

908
00:54:25.158 --> 00:54:33.442
♪

909
00:54:33.546 --> 00:54:35.513
- What did you just say?

910
00:54:35.617 --> 00:54:37.204
♪

911
00:54:37.308 --> 00:54:41.036
- Your mom?
This is her, right?

912
00:54:41.139 --> 00:54:43.072
She let me in.

913
00:54:44.039 --> 00:54:45.178
- That's not funny.

914
00:54:45.282 --> 00:54:47.560
- What's not funny?

915
00:54:47.663 --> 00:54:50.977
♪

916
00:54:51.080 --> 00:54:54.429
- My mom's dead, Luke.

917
00:54:54.532 --> 00:54:58.605
She died in a car crash
a few months ago.

918
00:54:58.709 --> 00:55:00.331
♪

919
00:55:00.435 --> 00:55:02.782
You mean you saw Maria?

920
00:55:02.885 --> 00:55:04.818
- I, uh...

921
00:55:04.922 --> 00:55:06.889
W-Who is this?

922
00:55:06.993 --> 00:55:07.959
♪

923
00:55:08.063 --> 00:55:10.479
- That's my mother.

924
00:55:10.583 --> 00:55:12.550
That's not who you saw.

925
00:55:13.379 --> 00:55:15.933
- Are you fucking with me?

926
00:55:18.245 --> 00:55:19.764
- Luke...

927
00:55:19.868 --> 00:55:22.388
♪

928
00:55:22.491 --> 00:55:25.114
...what did you see?

929
00:55:25.839 --> 00:55:29.256
- Well, w-when I knocked
on the door, a-a woman answered.

930
00:55:29.360 --> 00:55:30.982
She said she was your mother.

931
00:55:31.086 --> 00:55:33.606
I-I said, "Nice to meet you."

932
00:55:33.709 --> 00:55:35.332
She said you were up
in your room and--

933
00:55:35.435 --> 00:55:39.232
and she'd be up
to check on you later.

934
00:55:39.336 --> 00:55:42.615
[Glass breaking in distance]

935
00:55:42.718 --> 00:55:50.830
♪

936
00:55:50.933 --> 00:55:53.350
[Floorboards creaking]

937
00:55:53.453 --> 00:56:03.325
♪

938
00:56:03.429 --> 00:56:11.885
♪

939
00:56:11.989 --> 00:56:14.543
[Music builds]

940
00:56:15.613 --> 00:56:18.236
Hey. Uh, I'm sorry.
I...

941
00:56:18.340 --> 00:56:20.756
Maybe I was wrong.

942
00:56:20.860 --> 00:56:23.690
Maybe... I was wrong.
I-I have to go.

943
00:56:23.794 --> 00:56:28.592
♪

944
00:56:28.695 --> 00:56:31.215
- [Singsong voice]
Isabel.

945
00:56:31.318 --> 00:56:36.254
♪

946
00:56:36.358 --> 00:56:38.498
- [Inhales sharply]
Maria?

947
00:56:38.602 --> 00:56:41.432
- Isabel... it's Mommy.

948
00:56:41.536 --> 00:56:44.918
[Hoarse laughter]

949
00:56:45.022 --> 00:56:50.786
♪

950
00:56:50.890 --> 00:56:56.516
♪

951
00:56:56.620 --> 00:56:58.484
[Dramatic music plays]

952
00:56:58.587 --> 00:57:01.003
- [Gasps,
whispering indistinctly]

953
00:57:01.107 --> 00:57:10.461
♪

954
00:57:10.565 --> 00:57:14.223
- These dishes
won't put themselves away.

955
00:57:14.327 --> 00:57:16.674
[Laughs]

956
00:57:16.778 --> 00:57:24.510
♪

957
00:57:24.613 --> 00:57:27.236
Where are you, honey?
- [Gasps]

958
00:57:27.340 --> 00:57:34.761
♪

959
00:57:34.865 --> 00:57:38.006
[Inhales sharply,
exhales deeply]

960
00:57:38.627 --> 00:57:42.044
- Don't you want to see
what you did to me?

961
00:57:42.148 --> 00:57:46.670
♪

962
00:57:46.773 --> 00:57:49.466
[Music fades, ends]

963
00:57:52.641 --> 00:57:54.436
[Growls]
- [Screams]

964
00:57:54.540 --> 00:57:56.611
[Dramatic music plays]
[Gasping]

965
00:57:56.714 --> 00:58:01.201
- [Voice distorted]
Isabel!

966
00:58:01.305 --> 00:58:05.378
♪

967
00:58:05.482 --> 00:58:07.035
[Laughter echoing]

968
00:58:07.138 --> 00:58:08.277
- Where are you going?!

969
00:58:08.381 --> 00:58:10.417
♪

970
00:58:10.521 --> 00:58:12.419
- [Breathing heavily]

971
00:58:12.523 --> 00:58:15.664
♪

972
00:58:15.768 --> 00:58:18.495
[Down-tempo music plays]

973
00:58:18.598 --> 00:58:22.533
♪

974
00:58:22.637 --> 00:58:25.571
[Maria screaming, sobbing]

975
00:58:29.989 --> 00:58:35.581
♪

976
00:58:35.684 --> 00:58:38.756
- And this place has
tons of space for your art.

977
00:58:38.860 --> 00:58:41.414
You still do that, right?

978
00:58:41.518 --> 00:58:42.933
- Art?

979
00:58:43.036 --> 00:58:45.901
- It's what she got
the scholarship for.

980
00:58:46.005 --> 00:58:48.283
♪

981
00:58:48.386 --> 00:58:52.321
- Uh, so... what do you think?

982
00:58:52.425 --> 00:58:54.461
- Well, I'm amazed at the price.

983
00:58:54.565 --> 00:58:57.188
I-I feel like we're gonna find
dead bodies in the basement.

984
00:58:57.292 --> 00:58:58.983
[Chuckles]

985
00:58:59.087 --> 00:59:01.227
- Mm. No mention of dead bodies
in the disclosure.

986
00:59:01.330 --> 00:59:03.160
Listen.

987
00:59:03.263 --> 00:59:07.440
This town just has really old
homes but with very good bones,

988
00:59:07.544 --> 00:59:09.718
which is what you want.

989
00:59:09.822 --> 00:59:12.410
- Lease is up in the city
next month.

990
00:59:12.514 --> 00:59:14.585
I don't think we can wait.

991
00:59:16.691 --> 00:59:19.832
- Yeah.
It's-- It's got good bones.

992
00:59:19.935 --> 00:59:23.905
- So... should we put an offer in
today?

993
00:59:24.008 --> 00:59:28.357
♪

994
00:59:28.461 --> 00:59:31.878
♪

995
00:59:31.982 --> 00:59:34.260
- Yeah. I'll be in the city
tomorrow morning.

996
00:59:34.363 --> 00:59:36.296
We can talk about it then.
- Yeah. No problem.

997
00:59:36.400 --> 00:59:38.782
But you'll have the floral
pattern samples for them?

998
00:59:38.885 --> 00:59:40.715
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- Great.

999
00:59:40.818 --> 00:59:42.406
We'll see you when you get
to the city.

1000
00:59:42.509 --> 00:59:44.028
- Okay. I got to go.
- Safe drive.

1001
00:59:44.132 --> 00:59:45.651
- Bye.

1002
00:59:51.139 --> 00:59:53.590
Any particular reason
you're all of a sudden

1003
00:59:53.693 --> 00:59:56.282
so interested
in Ashland Falls history?

1004
00:59:56.385 --> 00:59:59.250
- It'll sound stupid
if I say it out loud.

1005
00:59:59.354 --> 01:00:02.564
- When have you ever filtered
yourself for sounding stupid?

1006
01:00:02.668 --> 01:00:03.945
[Seat belt clicks]

1007
01:00:04.048 --> 01:00:05.498
- Oh.
Uh, want to get some pizza?

1008
01:00:05.602 --> 01:00:07.845
- Sure.
Let Isabel know.

1009
01:00:07.949 --> 01:00:09.295
- Right.

1010
01:00:09.398 --> 01:00:11.400
[Phone beeping]

1011
01:00:13.092 --> 01:00:15.991
[Line ringing]

1012
01:00:16.095 --> 01:00:19.270
- Hey.
How do you feel about pizza?

1013
01:00:20.375 --> 01:00:21.687
- Okay.

1014
01:00:22.342 --> 01:00:24.655
[Beeping]

1015
01:00:27.106 --> 01:00:29.004
- What?

1016
01:00:29.108 --> 01:00:33.112
- She just said, "Okay,"
and hung up.

1017
01:00:35.045 --> 01:00:38.048
- First few months of therapy
are gonna be rough.

1018
01:00:38.151 --> 01:00:40.153
They were for me
when I was her age.

1019
01:00:40.257 --> 01:00:42.362
- What happened to you
was different.

1020
01:00:42.466 --> 01:00:44.951
- How so?

1021
01:00:45.055 --> 01:00:48.852
- Yours was an illness,
easily corrected by medicine.

1022
01:00:48.955 --> 01:00:52.303
- There's nothing easy about it.
You know that.

1023
01:00:54.409 --> 01:00:56.169
- I just think that therapy is--

1024
01:00:56.273 --> 01:00:58.827
- A scam. Yes.
I know how you feel.

1025
01:00:58.931 --> 01:01:02.313
That is your opinion,
so keep it to yourself.

1026
01:01:06.732 --> 01:01:09.700
She was the one driving.

1027
01:01:10.218 --> 01:01:13.704
You have to understand the
impact that must have on her.

1028
01:01:20.642 --> 01:01:23.024
[Engine starts]

1029
01:01:27.822 --> 01:01:31.757
This place is definitely
different than the city.

1030
01:01:31.860 --> 01:01:34.104
But I'm fine.

1031
01:01:34.207 --> 01:01:36.727
- I know that tone, Maria.
You're not fine.

1032
01:01:36.831 --> 01:01:38.280
You're a city girl.

1033
01:01:38.384 --> 01:01:40.455
Life in the country
isn't your style--

1034
01:01:40.558 --> 01:01:41.939
especially with a teenager.

1035
01:01:42.043 --> 01:01:43.665
How's that going
with the sister?

1036
01:01:43.769 --> 01:01:46.288
- I don't know, Allie.

1037
01:01:46.392 --> 01:01:49.360
I just-- I mean, of course I'm
happy that we could help her.

1038
01:01:49.464 --> 01:01:51.155
I just...

1039
01:01:51.259 --> 01:01:53.157
I don't know if I can last
out here.

1040
01:01:53.261 --> 01:01:56.195
- That's what I mean.
Chuck is asking you for a lot.

1041
01:01:56.298 --> 01:01:58.162
- Yeah.
[Sighs]

1042
01:01:58.266 --> 01:02:02.304
I mean, we'll just wait and see
how Chuck likes the school.

1043
01:02:02.408 --> 01:02:04.824
If he loves it,
we might be stuck here.

1044
01:02:04.928 --> 01:02:07.585
- Well, better get going.
- Yeah. Okay.

1045
01:02:07.689 --> 01:02:10.036
Um, tell Mom I said hi.
- Will do.

1046
01:02:10.140 --> 01:02:12.073
- Love you.
- Love you.

1047
01:02:18.286 --> 01:02:20.737
[Watch beeping]

1048
01:02:26.950 --> 01:02:29.711
[Down-tempo music plays]

1049
01:02:29.815 --> 01:02:32.369
[Lid clicks, zipper closes]

1050
01:02:32.472 --> 01:02:34.405
♪

1051
01:02:34.509 --> 01:02:37.167
[Music builds]

1052
01:02:37.270 --> 01:02:43.932
♪

1053
01:02:47.936 --> 01:02:49.524
- Allie says hi.

1054
01:02:49.627 --> 01:02:52.320
- Tell her hi back.

1055
01:02:52.423 --> 01:02:54.149
- Anything interesting?

1056
01:02:54.253 --> 01:02:57.463
- Strange, actually.
- Mm? Like what?

1057
01:02:57.912 --> 01:03:00.466
- Well, it's all normal
town-history stuff.

1058
01:03:00.569 --> 01:03:02.813
Stuff started as a coal town,
blah, blah, blah.

1059
01:03:02.917 --> 01:03:07.335
But then, in 1953,

1060
01:03:07.438 --> 01:03:10.407
the town randomly changed
all street names

1061
01:03:10.510 --> 01:03:12.202
and redrew its borders.

1062
01:03:12.305 --> 01:03:14.860
- Why would they do that?
- I don't know.

1063
01:03:14.963 --> 01:03:17.034
Oh.
And, uh, get this.

1064
01:03:17.138 --> 01:03:21.590
This house used to be...

1065
01:03:21.694 --> 01:03:24.490
15 Rose Lane.

1066
01:03:24.593 --> 01:03:27.804
- Rose Lane. I love that.
Can we switch it back?

1067
01:03:27.907 --> 01:03:30.772
- Put a rose on the mailbox
or something.

1068
01:03:30.876 --> 01:03:33.085
- Did you find any--

1069
01:03:34.880 --> 01:03:37.054
- Did I find any what?

1070
01:03:37.158 --> 01:03:39.643
[Dramatic music plays]

1071
01:03:39.746 --> 01:03:44.821
♪

1072
01:03:44.924 --> 01:03:47.754
- "They won't put themselves
away."

1073
01:03:47.858 --> 01:03:50.309
[Chuckles]

1074
01:03:55.693 --> 01:03:58.351
- What are you doing?

1075
01:03:58.455 --> 01:04:01.251
- Cleaning up the dish exhibit
here.

1076
01:04:01.768 --> 01:04:03.563
Hey.

1077
01:04:03.667 --> 01:04:06.497
Uh, could you tell Isabel to put
things away in the kitchen?

1078
01:04:06.601 --> 01:04:08.465
It's not a college dorm room.

1079
01:04:08.983 --> 01:04:10.708
- Uh, okay.

1080
01:04:10.812 --> 01:04:13.608
- I'm off.
Wish me luck.

1081
01:04:13.711 --> 01:04:15.852
- You have to leave already?

1082
01:04:15.955 --> 01:04:20.028
- Uh-huh. I still have a business
I need to get back to sometimes.

1083
01:04:20.132 --> 01:04:23.583
- Just keep your phone on
and be safe.

1084
01:04:23.687 --> 01:04:26.069
- I'll see you tomorrow.
Love you.

1085
01:04:26.172 --> 01:04:28.140
Love you.
[Door opens, closes]

1086
01:04:28.243 --> 01:04:31.557
[Birds chirping,
dog barking in distance]

1087
01:04:31.660 --> 01:04:34.180
[Down-tempo music plays]

1088
01:04:35.802 --> 01:04:37.494
[Engine starts]

1089
01:04:37.597 --> 01:04:40.290
- Family and friends and an
entire school are in grief today

1090
01:04:40.393 --> 01:04:42.706
about the tragic death
of Ashley Stork

1091
01:04:42.809 --> 01:04:44.535
of the Ashland Falls area,

1092
01:04:44.639 --> 01:04:47.745
whose body was found today
in what appears to be a suicide.

1093
01:04:47.849 --> 01:04:49.851
- Yeah.
It's just an awful tragedy.

1094
01:04:49.955 --> 01:04:51.991
Another one for Ashland Falls.
[Music builds]

1095
01:04:52.095 --> 01:04:54.373
That town cannot seem to catch
a break.

1096
01:04:54.476 --> 01:04:56.823
- Yeah, but Ashland has a problem
that nobody wants to--

1097
01:04:56.927 --> 01:04:59.102
[Phone rings]

1098
01:04:59.205 --> 01:05:01.932
- Hello?
- Hey, Maria. You there?

1099
01:05:02.036 --> 01:05:03.830
- Hey, Ron. Yeah.
What's up?

1100
01:05:03.934 --> 01:05:05.660
- Did you get on the road yet?

1101
01:05:05.763 --> 01:05:07.110
Because they're really
hassling us

1102
01:05:07.213 --> 01:05:08.835
about our booth placement again.

1103
01:05:08.939 --> 01:05:10.768
- Of course they are.

1104
01:05:10.872 --> 01:05:13.047
Uh, I will be in the city
in two hours.

1105
01:05:13.150 --> 01:05:15.256
Do not let them move us.
- [Laughing] Okay.

1106
01:05:15.359 --> 01:05:17.983
I'll try.
[Phone beeps]

1107
01:05:18.086 --> 01:05:20.261
- This has been going on
for decades in Ashland.

1108
01:05:20.364 --> 01:05:23.505
Remember, the entire town
council was found dead in 1980

1109
01:05:23.609 --> 01:05:26.577
because they dared to throw open
the books on the town's history.

1110
01:05:26.681 --> 01:05:28.441
- Now, explain that.

1111
01:05:37.450 --> 01:05:39.349
- Hello, everyone.

1112
01:05:39.452 --> 01:05:41.627
Uh, thank you for being
so understanding

1113
01:05:41.730 --> 01:05:43.767
about the late start.

1114
01:05:43.870 --> 01:05:46.804
It was a long drive back
from the city,

1115
01:05:46.908 --> 01:05:48.323
but the convention went well

1116
01:05:48.427 --> 01:05:51.464
despite some early
administrative hiccups.

1117
01:05:51.568 --> 01:05:55.848
But the good news is that we
sold out of almost everything,

1118
01:05:55.952 --> 01:05:58.851
including the evening gown
you all made with me last month.

1119
01:05:58.955 --> 01:06:01.716
Ooh.
And look at this.

1120
01:06:01.819 --> 01:06:05.547
[Static hisses, crackles]

1121
01:06:08.723 --> 01:06:10.414
[Chuckles]

1122
01:06:10.518 --> 01:06:12.727
I haven't even taken it all
out of the car yet.

1123
01:06:12.830 --> 01:06:15.592
Um, Allie, as you can see,
more than enough material

1124
01:06:15.695 --> 01:06:18.526
for the bridesmaids' dresses.
[Audio stuttering]

1125
01:06:18.629 --> 01:06:21.770
Um, so the conventions
are really good

1126
01:06:21.874 --> 01:06:25.705
for finding materials that
you won't find at a local chain,

1127
01:06:25.809 --> 01:06:31.090
um, whether that be special
imported fabric or just--

1128
01:06:31.194 --> 01:06:33.265
[Down-tempo music plays]

1129
01:06:36.061 --> 01:06:38.339
Um...

1130
01:06:39.685 --> 01:06:41.928
[Static crackling]

1131
01:06:42.032 --> 01:06:51.559
♪

1132
01:06:51.662 --> 01:06:57.944
♪

1133
01:06:58.048 --> 01:07:04.365
♪

1134
01:07:04.468 --> 01:07:08.231
Uh, excuse me, um, one minute.

1135
01:07:10.371 --> 01:07:12.476
[Knock, door opens]

1136
01:07:14.030 --> 01:07:16.860
- Oh, hey.
Um, sorry to interrupt.

1137
01:07:16.963 --> 01:07:19.104
Were you just in my studio?

1138
01:07:19.207 --> 01:07:22.245
- Uh, no.
Why?

1139
01:07:22.521 --> 01:07:25.938
- Um, nothing.
It's-- It's nothing.

1140
01:07:26.042 --> 01:07:29.183
Um, I'm-- I'm sorry to bother.
It's nice to meet you.

1141
01:07:31.116 --> 01:07:33.325
[Footsteps approaching]

1142
01:07:33.428 --> 01:07:43.266
♪

1143
01:07:43.369 --> 01:07:46.717
♪

1144
01:07:46.821 --> 01:07:49.513
I'm... so sorry about that.

1145
01:07:49.617 --> 01:07:51.550
Um...

1146
01:07:54.311 --> 01:07:57.314
Okay. [Chuckles softly]
Where were we?

1147
01:07:58.833 --> 01:08:08.705
♪

1148
01:08:08.808 --> 01:08:11.742
♪

1149
01:08:11.846 --> 01:08:14.745
[Watch beeps]

1150
01:08:14.849 --> 01:08:17.093
[Music builds]

1151
01:08:17.196 --> 01:08:24.893
♪

1152
01:08:27.172 --> 01:08:29.588
[Down-tempo music plays]

1153
01:08:29.691 --> 01:08:39.529
♪

1154
01:08:39.632 --> 01:08:43.498
♪

1155
01:08:43.602 --> 01:08:45.914
[Bottle rattles]

1156
01:08:46.018 --> 01:08:53.922
♪

1157
01:08:56.718 --> 01:08:58.858
[Door opens]

1158
01:09:01.551 --> 01:09:04.174
- Hey. We're home.
- Hey.

1159
01:09:04.278 --> 01:09:07.315
[Footsteps receding,
keys jingling]

1160
01:09:10.007 --> 01:09:11.802
How was the gallery?

1161
01:09:11.906 --> 01:09:15.875
- Oh.
It was, uh, interesting.

1162
01:09:15.979 --> 01:09:18.326
- Well, it's hard to compete
with the city stuff.

1163
01:09:18.430 --> 01:09:20.742
- No.
The artists are all talented.

1164
01:09:20.846 --> 01:09:22.468
I'm not being an art snob.

1165
01:09:22.572 --> 01:09:25.678
It's just...
the weirdest thing happened.

1166
01:09:25.782 --> 01:09:27.577
- What's that?

1167
01:09:27.680 --> 01:09:29.544
- I don't really know
how to explain it.

1168
01:09:29.648 --> 01:09:32.547
Uh, one minute,
we're standing there

1169
01:09:32.651 --> 01:09:35.032
looking at this collection
of paintings.

1170
01:09:35.136 --> 01:09:38.519
The next, we're being rushed out
the door like there was a bomb.

1171
01:09:39.934 --> 01:09:41.832
- Any idea why?

1172
01:09:41.936 --> 01:09:45.111
- They covered up some painting
and told everybody to leave.

1173
01:09:45.215 --> 01:09:47.804
That was the end of our night
out on the town.

1174
01:09:47.907 --> 01:09:50.979
Not much else to do around here,
so we came home.

1175
01:09:51.083 --> 01:09:52.257
- I get it.

1176
01:09:53.499 --> 01:09:56.433
Not in the hub of culture
anymore.

1177
01:09:56.537 --> 01:09:58.263
- I didn't say that.

1178
01:09:58.366 --> 01:10:03.440
It's just hard to find something
to do with Isabel.

1179
01:10:03.544 --> 01:10:06.098
I mean, I was shocked there was
even one art gallery here,

1180
01:10:06.202 --> 01:10:07.548
but then <i>that</i> closed.

1181
01:10:07.651 --> 01:10:09.412
It's like...

1182
01:10:09.515 --> 01:10:13.243
[Sighs]
I don't know.

1183
01:10:18.697 --> 01:10:20.595
- How was she?

1184
01:10:22.839 --> 01:10:25.359
- I can't tell.

1185
01:10:25.738 --> 01:10:29.570
But, you know, I'm just
the random sister-in-law

1186
01:10:29.673 --> 01:10:32.538
that didn't even know she
existed until three months ago,

1187
01:10:32.642 --> 01:10:37.578
so... I wouldn't begin to know
what normal was like for her.

1188
01:10:39.338 --> 01:10:44.274
- You know, we lived under the
same roof for almost 10 years.

1189
01:10:46.345 --> 01:10:48.416
Yeah.

1190
01:10:48.899 --> 01:10:52.524
I just feel more like a stranger
to her than a brother.

1191
01:10:53.766 --> 01:10:56.666
- That's why she's here, right?

1192
01:10:56.769 --> 01:10:58.633
[Clock ticking]

1193
01:11:02.188 --> 01:11:04.846
[Down-tempo music plays]

1194
01:11:06.365 --> 01:11:09.920
♪

1195
01:11:10.024 --> 01:11:12.544
[Exhales deeply]

1196
01:11:12.647 --> 01:11:22.554
♪

1197
01:11:24.349 --> 01:11:28.076
Hello, everybody.
I, um...

1198
01:11:28.180 --> 01:11:30.734
[Laughs] Um...
Oh, I'm sorry.

1199
01:11:30.838 --> 01:11:33.875
It's-- It's been a hectic
few days.

1200
01:11:33.979 --> 01:11:37.914
Um, it's cold in this house,

1201
01:11:38.017 --> 01:11:41.193
um, even though the temperatures
are still warm

1202
01:11:41.297 --> 01:11:43.264
here in Ashland Falls.

1203
01:11:43.368 --> 01:11:46.267
Uh, but that reminds me.

1204
01:11:46.371 --> 01:11:48.442
Fall is definitely here,

1205
01:11:48.545 --> 01:11:51.514
and we are going to be making
sweaters from scratch,

1206
01:11:51.617 --> 01:11:53.861
which I think you'll have
a lot of fun with.

1207
01:11:53.964 --> 01:11:57.416
Uh, knitting sweaters
is a little bit more difficult

1208
01:11:57.520 --> 01:11:58.762
than making a dress.

1209
01:11:58.866 --> 01:12:00.661
But for me,
it's so much more fun

1210
01:12:00.764 --> 01:12:03.008
because of all the different
designs you can make.

1211
01:12:03.111 --> 01:12:04.768
Uh, think holidays--

1212
01:12:04.872 --> 01:12:07.944
um, ugly Christmas sweaters,
Halloween sweaters.

1213
01:12:08.047 --> 01:12:11.948
You can really go to town
and be funny and crazy.

1214
01:12:12.051 --> 01:12:13.915
Um, like last year,

1215
01:12:14.019 --> 01:12:16.021
I made Chuck a "Die Hard"
Christmas sweater

1216
01:12:16.124 --> 01:12:18.368
because "Die Hard" is
his favorite Christmas--

1217
01:12:18.472 --> 01:12:21.371
[Phone buzzing]
Huh.

1218
01:12:21.475 --> 01:12:23.753
My sister, Allison,
is calling me.

1219
01:12:23.856 --> 01:12:26.756
Um, Allison is a regular watcher
of the vlog,

1220
01:12:26.859 --> 01:12:28.551
so I don't know
why she's calling me

1221
01:12:28.654 --> 01:12:30.380
when she knows that I'm live.

1222
01:12:30.484 --> 01:12:32.382
Um, Allie,
if you're watching this,

1223
01:12:32.486 --> 01:12:33.970
can't it wait three minutes?

1224
01:12:34.073 --> 01:12:35.489
Thanks.

1225
01:12:35.592 --> 01:12:39.596
Um, anyways, uh,
leave it to Chuck to think

1226
01:12:39.700 --> 01:12:42.219
that a movie about terrorists
is a Christmas movie.

1227
01:12:42.323 --> 01:12:43.635
Um, but what I'm trying to say

1228
01:12:43.738 --> 01:12:46.362
is that you can really make
anything

1229
01:12:46.465 --> 01:12:48.156
once you know the basics
of the sweater.

1230
01:12:48.260 --> 01:12:50.883
[Phone buzzing]
I'm sorry.

1231
01:12:50.987 --> 01:12:54.887
I don't know why people are
picking right now to bother me.

1232
01:12:54.991 --> 01:12:57.131
[Sighs]

1233
01:12:57.234 --> 01:13:00.997
Allie, if you are calling
about the bridesmaids' dresses,

1234
01:13:01.100 --> 01:13:02.136
don't worry.

1235
01:13:05.622 --> 01:13:09.902
I have it all taken care of.
See?

1236
01:13:10.006 --> 01:13:12.042
You just worry
about the food, okay?

1237
01:13:12.146 --> 01:13:13.561
[Phone buzzes]

1238
01:13:13.665 --> 01:13:16.461
[Sighs] What now?

1239
01:13:16.564 --> 01:13:19.912
[Phone buzzes]

1240
01:13:20.016 --> 01:13:23.226
Hey. Claire.

1241
01:13:23.329 --> 01:13:26.505
What's going on?
[Message swoops]

1242
01:13:26.609 --> 01:13:28.818
"Get out of the house now."

1243
01:13:30.958 --> 01:13:33.961
Um...

1244
01:13:34.064 --> 01:13:36.791
Okay. Uh, Claire, uh,

1245
01:13:36.895 --> 01:13:40.416
give me a ring after the show,
I guess.

1246
01:13:42.072 --> 01:13:46.594
Um, so the basics
of the sweater are the sa--

1247
01:13:49.321 --> 01:13:50.909
I-- someone's playing a joke?

1248
01:13:51.012 --> 01:13:52.531
[Banging]

1249
01:13:52.635 --> 01:13:54.844
[Suspenseful music plays]

1250
01:13:54.947 --> 01:14:04.370
♪

1251
01:14:04.474 --> 01:14:06.303
[Breathing shakily]

1252
01:14:06.407 --> 01:14:12.965
♪

1253
01:14:13.069 --> 01:14:19.696
♪

1254
01:14:19.800 --> 01:14:26.185
♪

1255
01:14:26.289 --> 01:14:32.882
♪

1256
01:14:32.985 --> 01:14:34.366
[Gasps]

1257
01:14:34.470 --> 01:14:43.720
♪

1258
01:14:43.824 --> 01:14:45.481
[Creaking and crunching]

1259
01:14:45.584 --> 01:14:48.276
[Gasping]

1260
01:14:48.380 --> 01:14:51.107
[Music builds]

1261
01:14:51.210 --> 01:14:54.144
[Screaming]

1262
01:14:54.248 --> 01:15:03.878
♪

1263
01:15:03.982 --> 01:15:13.681
♪

1264
01:15:15.303 --> 01:15:19.411
- I think I can get us
into some campus housing

1265
01:15:19.515 --> 01:15:22.828
for the short term.

1266
01:15:22.932 --> 01:15:24.761
We're gonna have trouble
selling this place.

1267
01:15:24.865 --> 01:15:27.005
[Dramatic music plays]

1268
01:15:27.108 --> 01:15:32.493
♪

1269
01:15:32.597 --> 01:15:34.253
Are you taking your pills?

1270
01:15:37.498 --> 01:15:39.500
- Yes.

1271
01:15:39.604 --> 01:15:41.398
- Okay.

1272
01:15:41.502 --> 01:15:45.506
It's just, the last time
something like this happened--

1273
01:15:45.610 --> 01:15:48.198
- A thousand people saw it,
Chuck.

1274
01:15:48.302 --> 01:15:50.994
- I know. But maybe they saw...

1275
01:15:51.098 --> 01:15:57.829
♪

1276
01:15:57.932 --> 01:16:02.350
I can get us out of here
by tomorrow if you want.

1277
01:16:02.454 --> 01:16:04.698
Hell, even tonight.

1278
01:16:04.801 --> 01:16:07.735
I just need a little time.

1279
01:16:07.839 --> 01:16:11.187
- This was a mistake.

1280
01:16:11.290 --> 01:16:15.398
I mean, I knew we never
should have left the city.

1281
01:16:15.501 --> 01:16:18.781
Isabel would have been fine
on her own in a dorm room.

1282
01:16:18.884 --> 01:16:22.405
- No, she needed to--
- You needed!

1283
01:16:22.508 --> 01:16:25.270
You needed absolution.

1284
01:16:25.373 --> 01:16:28.342
This was your way
of trying to fix everything,

1285
01:16:28.445 --> 01:16:31.863
but you didn't need to do
any of it!

1286
01:16:31.966 --> 01:16:34.831
We didn't need to do this!

1287
01:16:34.935 --> 01:16:42.770
♪

1288
01:16:42.874 --> 01:16:45.773
- [Softly] Maria...

1289
01:16:45.877 --> 01:16:47.188
I can fix this.

1290
01:16:47.292 --> 01:16:49.225
- [Sobbing]

1291
01:16:49.328 --> 01:16:52.642
♪

1292
01:16:52.746 --> 01:16:54.506
[Door opens]

1293
01:16:54.610 --> 01:16:59.649
♪

1294
01:16:59.753 --> 01:17:01.375
- What's going on?

1295
01:17:03.791 --> 01:17:06.242
Are you okay, Maria?

1296
01:17:06.345 --> 01:17:07.830
- Everything's fine.

1297
01:17:07.933 --> 01:17:09.659
You start packing.
I'll be back in a little while.

1298
01:17:13.111 --> 01:17:15.320
- Looking for Helen Foster's
home?

1299
01:17:18.426 --> 01:17:20.566
- Who is Helen Foster?

1300
01:17:20.670 --> 01:17:25.675
♪

1301
01:17:25.779 --> 01:17:27.988
[Door slams]

1302
01:17:32.371 --> 01:17:36.306
- Chuck wants me out
after what happened to Maria.

1303
01:17:36.410 --> 01:17:38.308
Just like that.

1304
01:17:38.412 --> 01:17:40.794
Not on his life.

1305
01:17:40.897 --> 01:17:44.038
- How's she doing?

1306
01:17:44.142 --> 01:17:45.730
- Not good.

1307
01:17:45.833 --> 01:17:47.904
Probably gonna leave
in a couple days, too.

1308
01:17:48.008 --> 01:17:54.566
♪

1309
01:17:54.670 --> 01:18:01.366
♪

1310
01:18:01.469 --> 01:18:08.200
♪

1311
01:18:08.304 --> 01:18:15.000
♪

1312
01:18:15.104 --> 01:18:21.662
♪

1313
01:18:21.766 --> 01:18:28.462
♪

1314
01:18:28.565 --> 01:18:35.296
♪

1315
01:18:35.400 --> 01:18:42.096
♪

1316
01:18:42.200 --> 01:18:43.960
[Music builds]

1317
01:18:46.342 --> 01:18:50.035
[Floorboard creaks,
glass shatters]

1318
01:18:50.139 --> 01:18:53.004
- [Singsong voice] Isabel.

1319
01:18:53.107 --> 01:18:56.214
[Laughs]

1320
01:18:56.317 --> 01:18:58.181
- [Breathing shakily]

1321
01:18:58.285 --> 01:19:01.253
- Come on down here
and talk to your mother.

1322
01:19:01.357 --> 01:19:02.496
[Glass shatters]

1323
01:19:02.599 --> 01:19:05.016
[Humming]

1324
01:19:07.777 --> 01:19:10.573
[Glass shatters]

1325
01:19:10.676 --> 01:19:17.131
♪

1326
01:19:17.235 --> 01:19:18.995
[Glass shatters]

1327
01:19:19.099 --> 01:19:20.997
[Humming]

1328
01:19:21.101 --> 01:19:23.724
I know you're there, Maria.

1329
01:19:23.828 --> 01:19:29.557
♪

1330
01:19:29.661 --> 01:19:35.425
♪

1331
01:19:35.529 --> 01:19:41.293
♪

1332
01:19:41.397 --> 01:19:46.954
♪

1333
01:19:47.058 --> 01:19:49.681
- Hey, I'm sorry. I--

1334
01:19:49.785 --> 01:19:51.787
Maybe I was wrong.

1335
01:19:52.339 --> 01:19:54.686
Maybe I was wrong.
I-I have to go.

1336
01:19:54.790 --> 01:19:57.171
[Door opens]

1337
01:19:57.275 --> 01:20:00.071
[Door slams]
- [Singsong voice] Isabel.

1338
01:20:00.174 --> 01:20:01.003
- Maria?

1339
01:20:01.106 --> 01:20:06.491
♪

1340
01:20:06.594 --> 01:20:08.665
[Gasps]

1341
01:20:08.769 --> 01:20:16.673
♪

1342
01:20:16.777 --> 01:20:19.815
- These dishes won't put
themselves away.

1343
01:20:19.918 --> 01:20:22.921
[Laughs]

1344
01:20:24.612 --> 01:20:26.787
[Floorboard creaks]

1345
01:20:26.891 --> 01:20:29.376
Where are you, honey?

1346
01:20:30.860 --> 01:20:32.966
[Floorboard creaks]

1347
01:20:35.416 --> 01:20:39.075
Don't you want to see
what you did to me?

1348
01:20:39.179 --> 01:20:42.147
- [Gasping and crying]

1349
01:20:44.494 --> 01:20:45.564
Where are you going?!

1350
01:20:46.703 --> 01:20:48.222
[Door slams]

1351
01:20:50.466 --> 01:20:52.502
[Sobbing]

1352
01:20:52.606 --> 01:20:58.612
♪

1353
01:20:58.715 --> 01:21:04.756
♪

1354
01:21:04.860 --> 01:21:10.866
♪

1355
01:21:10.969 --> 01:21:16.975
♪

1356
01:21:17.079 --> 01:21:19.840
- [Echoing laughter]

1357
01:21:19.944 --> 01:21:22.394
[Floorboards creaking]

1358
01:21:26.605 --> 01:21:27.675
[Suspenseful music plays]

1359
01:21:27.779 --> 01:21:30.368
[Screaming]

1360
01:21:30.471 --> 01:21:31.438
- [Growls]

1361
01:21:31.541 --> 01:21:33.336
[Screaming stops]

1362
01:21:35.752 --> 01:21:37.685
[Door opens]

1363
01:21:37.789 --> 01:21:40.516
- Isabel? Isabel!

1364
01:21:41.482 --> 01:21:42.932
Isabel. Are you okay?

1365
01:21:43.036 --> 01:21:44.865
- [Sobbing] Where is she?

1366
01:21:44.969 --> 01:21:46.660
- I don't know.
- Where is she?

1367
01:21:46.763 --> 01:21:49.939
- I don't know. Are you okay?
Are you hurt? Are you okay?

1368
01:21:50.043 --> 01:21:52.217
- [Hyperventilating]
- It's okay.

1369
01:21:52.321 --> 01:21:54.668
It's okay.

1370
01:21:54.771 --> 01:21:56.359
You're okay.

1371
01:21:56.463 --> 01:22:04.436
♪

1372
01:22:04.540 --> 01:22:05.851
You're okay.

1373
01:22:05.955 --> 01:22:08.509
- [Sniffles, breathes heavily]

1374
01:22:13.066 --> 01:22:14.515
What happened to your face?

1375
01:22:15.723 --> 01:22:18.381
- What are you talking about?

1376
01:22:18.485 --> 01:22:19.900
- You're bleeding.

1377
01:22:20.004 --> 01:22:21.143
- What?

1378
01:22:23.559 --> 01:22:25.250
- Here.

1379
01:22:25.354 --> 01:22:30.600
♪

1380
01:22:30.704 --> 01:22:35.951
♪

1381
01:22:36.054 --> 01:22:41.473
♪

1382
01:22:41.577 --> 01:22:46.858
♪

1383
01:22:46.962 --> 01:22:48.860
[Birds chirping]

1384
01:22:48.964 --> 01:22:50.827
[Dramatic music plays]

1385
01:22:50.931 --> 01:22:58.732
♪

1386
01:22:58.835 --> 01:23:06.602
♪

1387
01:23:06.705 --> 01:23:14.437
♪

1388
01:23:14.541 --> 01:23:22.376
♪

1389
01:23:22.480 --> 01:23:24.309
[Doorbell rings]

1390
01:23:24.413 --> 01:23:26.622
[Suspenseful music plays]

1391
01:23:26.725 --> 01:23:33.318
♪

1392
01:23:33.422 --> 01:23:35.079
- I did it.

1393
01:23:35.182 --> 01:23:36.390
- You did it?

1394
01:23:36.494 --> 01:23:39.152
- What's going on?

1395
01:23:39.255 --> 01:23:41.568
- We need to talk.

1396
01:23:41.671 --> 01:23:44.329
- Everybody's obsessed
with street maps,

1397
01:23:44.433 --> 01:23:48.368
either in books or the records
the county has under seal.

1398
01:23:48.471 --> 01:23:50.853
Nobody ever thought
to look at the infrastructure,

1399
01:23:50.956 --> 01:23:52.786
but Ashley did.

1400
01:23:52.889 --> 01:23:54.098
- How do you mean?

1401
01:23:54.201 --> 01:23:56.341
- It's actually quite brilliant.

1402
01:23:56.445 --> 01:23:58.999
She figured out
that, by the early 1900s,

1403
01:23:59.103 --> 01:24:02.244
this tiny coal town
was mostly electrified.

1404
01:24:02.347 --> 01:24:05.109
So instead of following roads,

1405
01:24:05.212 --> 01:24:07.456
she figured out what we really
should be looking for.

1406
01:24:09.216 --> 01:24:10.942
- The power grid.

1407
01:24:11.046 --> 01:24:12.806
- Exactly.

1408
01:24:12.909 --> 01:24:15.464
It's the one thing the town
never thought to conceal.

1409
01:24:17.086 --> 01:24:20.710
The library is full of books
on the county infrastructure,

1410
01:24:20.814 --> 01:24:22.850
but one book in particular

1411
01:24:22.954 --> 01:24:27.579
actually has a specified map
of the grid layout from 1923.

1412
01:24:27.683 --> 01:24:30.168
- Where am I looking?

1413
01:24:30.272 --> 01:24:33.068
- Put it side by side
with any current map,

1414
01:24:33.171 --> 01:24:36.692
you can clearly see
the border shrunk.

1415
01:24:36.795 --> 01:24:39.350
Right here.

1416
01:24:39.453 --> 01:24:41.593
There's power lines leading
out that way,

1417
01:24:41.697 --> 01:24:45.045
but today it's not part
of the town.

1418
01:24:45.149 --> 01:24:46.943
Where are they going?

1419
01:24:47.047 --> 01:24:52.432
♪

1420
01:24:52.535 --> 01:24:54.434
That's where Forest Road is.

1421
01:24:59.163 --> 01:25:00.371
- I'm taking this with me.

1422
01:25:00.474 --> 01:25:02.338
- Wait. You're going there now?

1423
01:25:02.442 --> 01:25:03.615
- I'm coming with you.
- Is--

1424
01:25:03.719 --> 01:25:05.341
[Doorbell rings]

1425
01:25:05.445 --> 01:25:12.900
♪

1426
01:25:13.004 --> 01:25:15.213
- Hey, Chuck,
ready for your close-up?

1427
01:25:17.905 --> 01:25:20.667
Don't tell me you forgot.

1428
01:25:20.770 --> 01:25:23.221
We're filming
your testimonial today.

1429
01:25:23.325 --> 01:25:24.774
I told you a week ago.

1430
01:25:24.878 --> 01:25:26.776
- Now is really
not a good time.

1431
01:25:26.880 --> 01:25:28.882
Maria isn't feeling well and...

1432
01:25:29.848 --> 01:25:31.471
- Listen...

1433
01:25:31.574 --> 01:25:32.989
I understand that you guys
have been

1434
01:25:33.093 --> 01:25:35.060
going through some problems.

1435
01:25:35.164 --> 01:25:36.579
This guy cost me a lot of money.

1436
01:25:36.683 --> 01:25:39.237
And to rebook him
would set me back.

1437
01:25:39.341 --> 01:25:41.205
Just give me 30 minutes.

1438
01:25:41.308 --> 01:25:42.827
- I can do it.

1439
01:25:44.587 --> 01:25:47.072
- Hey, hon. How you feeling?

1440
01:25:47.176 --> 01:25:48.867
- Never better.

1441
01:25:48.971 --> 01:25:51.146
You go do what you have to do.

1442
01:25:51.249 --> 01:25:54.079
We all know I'm better
on camera anyway.

1443
01:25:54.183 --> 01:25:56.012
- Are you sure
you're feeling okay?

1444
01:25:56.116 --> 01:25:58.222
- Yeah.

1445
01:26:00.603 --> 01:26:02.950
You go look for Forest Road.

1446
01:26:03.054 --> 01:26:04.883
We'll be fine.

1447
01:26:04.987 --> 01:26:10.544
♪

1448
01:26:10.648 --> 01:26:13.237
[Indistinct conversation
in distance]

1449
01:26:14.099 --> 01:26:17.241
- Hey. One last favor?

1450
01:26:17.827 --> 01:26:20.865
Can you stay here with Maria
until we get back?

1451
01:26:20.968 --> 01:26:22.625
- [Sighs]

1452
01:26:22.729 --> 01:26:24.420
I thought you were gonna ask me
to go with you.

1453
01:26:27.389 --> 01:26:29.701
- Thank you for everything.

1454
01:26:29.805 --> 01:26:33.291
- If you find it,
then you can thank me.

1455
01:26:33.395 --> 01:26:35.880
[Indistinct conversation
continues]

1456
01:26:35.983 --> 01:26:39.918
[Dramatic music plays]

1457
01:26:40.022 --> 01:26:46.062
♪

1458
01:26:46.166 --> 01:26:52.448
♪

1459
01:26:52.552 --> 01:26:58.627
♪

1460
01:26:58.730 --> 01:27:04.840
♪

1461
01:27:04.943 --> 01:27:06.428
[Camera shutter whirs]

1462
01:27:06.531 --> 01:27:09.465
- Uh, can you zoom in a little
closer on her?

1463
01:27:09.569 --> 01:27:11.226
Tighter.

1464
01:27:11.329 --> 01:27:13.780
Get in tighter.

1465
01:27:13.883 --> 01:27:17.162
No, I don't like that.
I don't like that at all.

1466
01:27:17.266 --> 01:27:19.648
Bring it out. Keep coming.

1467
01:27:19.751 --> 01:27:22.167
Okay, let's see
what that looks like.

1468
01:27:22.271 --> 01:27:24.169
- How about something like this?

1469
01:27:24.273 --> 01:27:26.344
- Eh. Yeah, okay.

1470
01:27:26.448 --> 01:27:29.761
All right.
Zoom in. A little further.

1471
01:27:32.488 --> 01:27:34.939
All right. That looks great.

1472
01:27:35.042 --> 01:27:37.113
All right, so, Maria,

1473
01:27:37.217 --> 01:27:39.978
please introduce yourself
to the camera.

1474
01:27:40.082 --> 01:27:42.947
- My name is Maria.

1475
01:27:43.050 --> 01:27:44.811
- And last name?

1476
01:27:47.503 --> 01:27:49.540
- My name is Maria.

1477
01:27:50.748 --> 01:27:52.232
- Okay, uh, fine.

1478
01:27:52.336 --> 01:27:55.615
Um, tell the camera

1479
01:27:55.718 --> 01:27:59.826
how you found out about me
and Bonnie Davis Realty.

1480
01:27:59.929 --> 01:28:05.625
♪

1481
01:28:05.728 --> 01:28:11.286
♪

1482
01:28:11.389 --> 01:28:17.084
♪

1483
01:28:17.188 --> 01:28:22.814
♪

1484
01:28:22.918 --> 01:28:25.058
- What do we do if this
is the house?

1485
01:28:25.161 --> 01:28:27.129
- We burn it.

1486
01:28:27.232 --> 01:28:30.719
Down to the goddamn ground.

1487
01:28:30.822 --> 01:28:33.963
- Maybe we should have
called someone first.

1488
01:28:34.067 --> 01:28:36.897
- Look, Izzy...

1489
01:28:37.001 --> 01:28:38.727
I'm gonna find this house.

1490
01:28:38.830 --> 01:28:42.247
If you want to stay behind,
it's okay.

1491
01:28:42.351 --> 01:28:43.732
I understand.

1492
01:28:43.835 --> 01:28:50.048
♪

1493
01:28:50.152 --> 01:28:56.331
♪

1494
01:28:56.434 --> 01:29:02.820
♪

1495
01:29:02.923 --> 01:29:09.136
♪

1496
01:29:09.240 --> 01:29:11.207
- Go ahead, Maria.

1497
01:29:11.311 --> 01:29:15.971
- [Monotone] I noticed the first
sign that something was wrong

1498
01:29:16.074 --> 01:29:20.872
when my daughter came home
from school crying.

1499
01:29:20.976 --> 01:29:22.736
- Uh, I-I'm sorry.

1500
01:29:22.840 --> 01:29:27.396
Maria, are you talking about
how you found out about us?

1501
01:29:27.500 --> 01:29:30.537
- You want to know how I...

1502
01:29:30.641 --> 01:29:33.402
- How you found out
about Bonnie Davis Realty.

1503
01:29:33.506 --> 01:29:35.439
- Oh, I see.

1504
01:29:35.542 --> 01:29:39.166
- And daughter-- you mean
your sister-in-law, right?

1505
01:29:40.409 --> 01:29:42.169
- What did I say?

1506
01:29:42.273 --> 01:29:44.240
- You said daughter.

1507
01:29:44.344 --> 01:29:48.037
I guess she kind of feels
that way between you and Chuck.

1508
01:29:48.141 --> 01:29:49.522
- Let me start again.

1509
01:29:52.835 --> 01:29:56.425
After the crying came the blood.

1510
01:30:00.118 --> 01:30:04.260
I began to notice drops of blood
in the bathroom sink.

1511
01:30:04.364 --> 01:30:09.680
♪

1512
01:30:09.783 --> 01:30:14.892
♪

1513
01:30:14.995 --> 01:30:20.138
♪

1514
01:30:20.242 --> 01:30:25.489
♪

1515
01:30:25.592 --> 01:30:27.801
[Bird cawing]

1516
01:30:27.905 --> 01:30:33.082
♪

1517
01:30:33.186 --> 01:30:38.571
♪

1518
01:30:54.069 --> 01:30:56.968
- This is her house.

1519
01:30:57.072 --> 01:30:58.211
It has to be.

1520
01:31:01.179 --> 01:31:03.043
- Sad.

1521
01:31:06.357 --> 01:31:08.117
What happened to her, I mean.

1522
01:31:10.465 --> 01:31:12.674
- She's gotten her revenge
100 times over.

1523
01:31:16.816 --> 01:31:18.887
[Suspenseful music plays]

1524
01:31:18.990 --> 01:31:23.478
♪

1525
01:31:23.581 --> 01:31:25.997
[Glass shattering]

1526
01:31:26.101 --> 01:31:29.242
[Door creaks open]

1527
01:31:29.345 --> 01:31:37.112
♪

1528
01:31:37.215 --> 01:31:40.287
- Where do we start?

1529
01:31:40.391 --> 01:31:44.291
- Look for anything that confirms
that this is the house.

1530
01:31:44.395 --> 01:31:46.777
[Wind whistling]

1531
01:31:46.880 --> 01:31:49.676
- [Voice shaking]
I had to do something.

1532
01:31:51.402 --> 01:31:56.269
I had to let them know what
they were allowing to happen

1533
01:31:56.372 --> 01:31:58.823
was an abomination.

1534
01:32:01.861 --> 01:32:05.830
I was civil with
the Clarke family at first.

1535
01:32:08.005 --> 01:32:10.801
So, so civil.

1536
01:32:13.286 --> 01:32:15.909
I didn't want to hurt anyone.

1537
01:32:17.911 --> 01:32:22.329
I wrote letters
detailing every abuse

1538
01:32:22.433 --> 01:32:24.331
my daughter was experiencing.

1539
01:32:27.162 --> 01:32:29.889
That should have been
an end of it.

1540
01:32:31.546 --> 01:32:32.892
It should have been.

1541
01:32:35.584 --> 01:32:38.035
But it only got worse.

1542
01:32:39.623 --> 01:32:42.936
The school promised to do
something...

1543
01:32:43.040 --> 01:32:44.800
[Door creaks]

1544
01:32:44.904 --> 01:32:48.355
...and they never did.

1545
01:32:48.459 --> 01:32:51.393
I went to the town council.

1546
01:32:51.496 --> 01:32:54.638
They wouldn't even see me.

1547
01:32:54.741 --> 01:32:57.295
[Music intensifies]

1548
01:32:58.952 --> 01:33:04.475
I wrote... so... many... letters.

1549
01:33:04.579 --> 01:33:07.167
They went unanswered.

1550
01:33:07.271 --> 01:33:10.239
I showed up at their house.

1551
01:33:13.242 --> 01:33:14.865
Nothing.

1552
01:33:18.351 --> 01:33:20.146
Nothing!

1553
01:33:20.249 --> 01:33:26.083
♪

1554
01:33:26.186 --> 01:33:31.951
♪

1555
01:33:32.054 --> 01:33:37.853
♪

1556
01:33:37.957 --> 01:33:43.652
♪

1557
01:33:43.756 --> 01:33:46.103
[Floorboard creaks]

1558
01:33:46.206 --> 01:33:52.074
♪

1559
01:33:52.178 --> 01:33:58.046
♪

1560
01:33:58.149 --> 01:34:04.052
♪

1561
01:34:04.155 --> 01:34:10.023
♪

1562
01:34:10.127 --> 01:34:15.995
♪

1563
01:34:16.098 --> 01:34:22.001
♪

1564
01:34:22.104 --> 01:34:27.972
♪

1565
01:34:28.076 --> 01:34:33.840
♪

1566
01:34:33.944 --> 01:34:38.845
<i>- This house used to be
15 Rose Lane.</i>

1567
01:34:43.022 --> 01:34:44.713
- Izzy!

1568
01:34:44.817 --> 01:34:47.578
Izzy. Izzy.
We have to go right now.

1569
01:34:47.682 --> 01:34:50.029
Izzy. Izzy.

1570
01:34:51.996 --> 01:34:53.446
Izzy.

1571
01:34:56.345 --> 01:34:57.415
- Maria?

1572
01:35:00.902 --> 01:35:03.111
- [Weakly] I noticed...

1573
01:35:03.214 --> 01:35:07.287
the first sign
that something was wrong

1574
01:35:07.391 --> 01:35:11.326
when my daughter came home
from school...

1575
01:35:11.429 --> 01:35:13.673
crying.

1576
01:35:13.777 --> 01:35:16.055
- Who is your daughter?

1577
01:35:19.058 --> 01:35:20.507
- Mary.

1578
01:35:22.061 --> 01:35:25.236
- And where is Mary?

1579
01:35:27.376 --> 01:35:28.999
- Dead!

1580
01:35:29.102 --> 01:35:34.314
♪

1581
01:35:34.418 --> 01:35:36.351
[Gasping]

1582
01:35:36.454 --> 01:35:41.356
[High-pitched scream]

1583
01:35:41.459 --> 01:35:43.772
- [Echoing laughter]

1584
01:35:43.876 --> 01:35:47.224
- [Gasps and screams]

1585
01:35:47.327 --> 01:35:50.745
[All clamoring]

1586
01:35:50.848 --> 01:35:53.506
[Glass shattering,
all screaming]

1587
01:35:53.609 --> 01:35:57.372
♪

1588
01:35:57.475 --> 01:35:59.546
[Loud bang]

1589
01:35:59.650 --> 01:36:08.245
♪

1590
01:36:08.348 --> 01:36:16.805
♪

1591
01:36:16.909 --> 01:36:18.669
[Piano playing]

1592
01:36:18.773 --> 01:36:25.503
♪

1593
01:36:25.607 --> 01:36:32.338
♪

1594
01:36:32.441 --> 01:36:34.685
[Floorboard creaks]

1595
01:36:34.927 --> 01:36:37.308
- [Snarls]
- [Screams]

1596
01:36:37.792 --> 01:36:39.138
- Izzy?

1597
01:36:39.241 --> 01:36:44.419
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1598
01:36:44.522 --> 01:36:49.769
♪

1599
01:36:49.873 --> 01:36:51.806
- [Crying] So sorry.

1600
01:36:51.909 --> 01:36:55.119
♪

1601
01:36:55.223 --> 01:36:56.811
I saw thing.

1602
01:36:56.914 --> 01:37:01.746
♪

1603
01:37:01.850 --> 01:37:02.886
Chuck. [Gasps]

1604
01:37:02.989 --> 01:37:05.164
[Hyperventilating]

1605
01:37:05.267 --> 01:37:06.924
[Creaking]

1606
01:37:07.028 --> 01:37:09.168
[Music intensifies]

1607
01:37:09.271 --> 01:37:14.414
♪

1608
01:37:14.518 --> 01:37:19.592
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1609
01:37:19.695 --> 01:37:22.146
[Screaming and crying]

1610
01:37:25.770 --> 01:37:27.703
- Izzy!

1611
01:37:27.807 --> 01:37:30.292
[Screams]

1612
01:37:30.396 --> 01:37:38.680
♪

1613
01:37:38.783 --> 01:37:47.240
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1614
01:37:47.344 --> 01:37:49.104
[Soft rumbling]

1615
01:37:49.208 --> 01:37:51.624
[Dramatic music plays]

1616
01:37:51.727 --> 01:37:59.321
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1617
01:37:59.425 --> 01:38:06.881
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1618
01:38:06.984 --> 01:38:14.578
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1619
01:38:14.681 --> 01:38:17.477
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1620
01:38:20.722 --> 01:38:29.765
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1621
01:38:29.869 --> 01:38:37.463
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1622
01:38:37.566 --> 01:38:45.195
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1623
01:38:45.298 --> 01:38:52.719
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1624
01:38:52.823 --> 01:39:00.417
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1625
01:39:00.520 --> 01:39:08.149
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1626
01:39:08.252 --> 01:39:15.673
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1627
01:39:15.777 --> 01:39:23.336
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1628
01:39:23.440 --> 01:39:30.861
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1629
01:39:30.965 --> 01:39:38.558
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1630
01:39:38.662 --> 01:39:46.290
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1631
01:39:46.394 --> 01:39:53.884
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1632
01:39:53.988 --> 01:39:56.300
[Suspenseful music plays]

1633
01:39:56.404 --> 01:40:03.998
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1634
01:40:04.101 --> 01:40:11.764
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1635
01:40:11.867 --> 01:40:19.599
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1636
01:40:19.703 --> 01:40:27.262
♪

1637
01:40:27.366 --> 01:40:29.609
[Dramatic music plays]

1638
01:40:29.713 --> 01:40:37.893
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1639
01:40:37.997 --> 01:40:46.281
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1640
01:40:46.385 --> 01:40:54.565
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1641
01:40:54.669 --> 01:41:02.849
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1642
01:41:02.953 --> 01:41:11.065
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1643
01:41:11.168 --> 01:41:19.487
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1644
01:41:19.590 --> 01:41:27.771
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1645
01:41:27.874 --> 01:41:36.228
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