WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:08.909 --> 00:00:14.248 [foreboding music] 4 00:00:17.618 --> 00:00:18.452 [woman screaming] 5 00:00:18.552 --> 00:00:21.355 [thunderstorms cracking] 6 00:00:21.989 --> 00:00:25.893 [eerie singing] 7 00:00:25.993 --> 00:00:27.361 [thunderstorms rumbling] 8 00:00:28.096 --> 00:00:32.333 [eerie singing] 9 00:00:32.433 --> 00:00:34.602 [distant thunder] 10 00:00:34.702 --> 00:00:37.671 [thunder rumbling] [pensive music] 11 00:00:37.771 --> 00:00:40.007 [dark, intense music] 12 00:00:40.541 --> 00:00:42.576 [footsteps] 13 00:00:42.676 --> 00:00:44.645 [thunder rumbling] 14 00:00:45.613 --> 00:00:47.681 [Thunder rumbling] 15 00:00:50.084 --> 00:00:52.653 [woman screaming] 16 00:00:52.753 --> 00:00:55.656 [woman crying] 17 00:00:56.624 --> 00:01:02.330 [Thunder rumbling] 18 00:01:02.430 --> 00:01:08.136 [heavy footsteps] 19 00:01:11.105 --> 00:01:19.380 [intense music] 20 00:01:19.480 --> 00:01:20.648 - No! 21 00:01:21.149 --> 00:01:22.516 [man groaning in pain] 22 00:01:22.616 --> 00:01:23.584 [blood splattering] 23 00:01:25.553 --> 00:01:26.420 [blood splattering] 24 00:01:38.499 --> 00:01:39.867 [glass clinking and liquid splashing] 25 00:01:52.045 --> 00:01:53.947 [thunder rumbling] 26 00:01:55.983 --> 00:01:57.918 [thunder rumbling] 27 00:02:01.722 --> 00:02:11.632 [foreboding music] 28 00:02:11.732 --> 00:02:12.800 - Don't do this. 29 00:02:14.935 --> 00:02:16.370 [woman screaming] 30 00:02:16.470 --> 00:02:17.638 [thud] [blood splattering] 31 00:02:19.640 --> 00:02:20.908 [gunshot] 32 00:02:21.509 --> 00:02:22.776 [gunshot] [blood splattering] 33 00:02:25.679 --> 00:02:30.751 [thunder rumbling] 34 00:02:33.654 --> 00:02:43.697 [eerie singing] 35 00:02:47.601 --> 00:02:51.539 [eerie singing] 36 00:02:59.046 --> 00:03:06.119 [footsteps] 37 00:03:09.223 --> 00:03:10.057 [creaking floor] 38 00:03:13.694 --> 00:03:14.528 [creaking floor] 39 00:03:16.830 --> 00:03:17.665 [creaking floor] 40 00:03:26.274 --> 00:03:29.076 [wood creaking] 41 00:03:29.743 --> 00:03:39.387 [somber music] 42 00:03:43.257 --> 00:03:53.301 [somber music] 43 00:03:57.037 --> 00:04:07.080 [somber music] 44 00:04:08.248 --> 00:04:18.292 [somber music] 45 00:04:23.096 --> 00:04:31.204 [somber music] 46 00:04:38.446 --> 00:04:39.279 [laughing] 47 00:04:41.582 --> 00:04:42.816 - Hello. 48 00:04:44.685 --> 00:04:45.653 [cat meows] 49 00:04:47.655 --> 00:04:49.056 - Hello, Smokey. 50 00:04:49.156 --> 00:04:50.023 [cat meows] 51 00:04:51.158 --> 00:04:52.192 - Are you hungry? 52 00:04:52.626 --> 00:04:53.427 Hang on. 53 00:04:53.727 --> 00:04:54.895 [cat meows] 54 00:04:55.663 --> 00:04:56.730 - There. 55 00:05:06.340 --> 00:05:08.742 [receding footsteps] 56 00:05:21.054 --> 00:05:22.590 - Smokey! 57 00:05:27.628 --> 00:05:29.162 - Smokey! 58 00:05:31.298 --> 00:05:32.900 - That is not like him. 59 00:05:35.335 --> 00:05:36.737 - Smokey. 60 00:05:37.771 --> 00:05:39.239 Smokey! 61 00:05:41.141 --> 00:05:41.975 - Smoke. 62 00:05:43.243 --> 00:05:46.714 [eerie music] 63 00:05:46.814 --> 00:05:54.855 [eerie music] 64 00:06:00.694 --> 00:06:01.695 Peter! 65 00:06:01.795 --> 00:06:07.568 [intense foreboding music] 66 00:06:07.668 --> 00:06:15.609 [birds squawking] 67 00:06:16.009 --> 00:06:17.678 [foot steps] 68 00:06:17.878 --> 00:06:20.380 - I can't believe it's been 5 years 69 00:06:23.083 --> 00:06:24.485 [woman exhales deeply] 70 00:06:24.652 --> 00:06:25.819 [chuckles] 71 00:06:26.186 --> 00:06:28.456 5 years since we were both been here. 72 00:06:28.756 --> 00:06:30.991 Nervous, excited 73 00:06:31.992 --> 00:06:33.093 - Sunburned. 74 00:06:33.994 --> 00:06:34.995 [chuckle] 75 00:06:38.165 --> 00:06:40.100 - I was sat right here, 76 00:06:41.068 --> 00:06:44.905 Right here with a book so you would know it was me. 77 00:06:45.072 --> 00:06:46.206 Do you remember? 78 00:06:49.209 --> 00:06:54.047 - You mean this book? 79 00:06:54.682 --> 00:06:55.516 [scoffs] 80 00:06:56.517 --> 00:06:58.051 - You do remember. 81 00:06:58.151 --> 00:06:59.386 - How could I ever forget? 82 00:06:59.487 --> 00:07:00.220 [chuckles] 83 00:07:02.155 --> 00:07:02.990 [birds squawking] 84 00:07:03.724 --> 00:07:04.357 [chuckles] 85 00:07:04.992 --> 00:07:10.764 [birds squawking] 86 00:07:19.172 --> 00:07:20.007 [chuckles] 87 00:07:22.543 --> 00:07:23.410 [chuckles] 88 00:07:23.511 --> 00:07:25.278 You make me so happy. 89 00:07:26.580 --> 00:07:28.482 I can't imagine my life without you. 90 00:07:28.582 --> 00:07:29.683 I don't want to imagine my life without you. 91 00:07:29.783 --> 00:07:31.719 - [laughs] Yes! Yes! Yes! 92 00:07:31.819 --> 00:07:32.786 Yes! 93 00:07:32.886 --> 00:07:34.822 [laughing] 94 00:07:35.288 --> 00:07:37.725 - I had a whole speech prepared and everything. 95 00:07:37.825 --> 00:07:38.926 [chuckles] 96 00:07:39.226 --> 00:07:41.161 [kisses] 97 00:07:41.461 --> 00:07:45.899 [waves crashing] 98 00:07:46.767 --> 00:07:48.335 [birds squawking] 99 00:07:48.702 --> 00:07:49.402 [giggle] 100 00:07:49.503 --> 00:07:50.738 - There's no way. 101 00:07:50.838 --> 00:07:51.939 - I can do that. 102 00:07:52.039 --> 00:07:52.973 - You are not going to get the water from there. 103 00:07:53.073 --> 00:07:53.707 - I can do that. I can do that. 104 00:07:53.807 --> 00:07:55.242 I bet you... 105 00:07:55.342 --> 00:07:56.143 I bet you a drink 106 00:07:56.409 --> 00:07:57.244 - Two shots. 107 00:07:57.344 --> 00:07:58.245 - Two shots. - Two shots. 108 00:07:58.345 --> 00:07:58.912 - Two shots. 109 00:07:59.012 --> 00:08:00.313 - Mm-hmm 110 00:08:04.985 --> 00:08:07.487 - And that's a fail. 111 00:08:07.588 --> 00:08:08.622 - That went all the way. 112 00:08:08.722 --> 00:08:09.389 [laughter] 113 00:08:09.489 --> 00:08:10.924 That has, that's made it. 114 00:08:11.592 --> 00:08:12.593 - Oh, it was, it was such a good effort. 115 00:08:12.693 --> 00:08:13.694 - I think that actually got to the far side. 116 00:08:13.794 --> 00:08:14.528 - You're so cute. 117 00:08:14.628 --> 00:08:15.529 No, no, no. It did. 118 00:08:15.629 --> 00:08:16.630 I don't need that. I don't need that. 119 00:08:16.730 --> 00:08:18.298 [laughs] [cellphone chimes] 120 00:08:23.003 --> 00:08:27.775 [eerie music] 121 00:08:52.700 --> 00:08:53.867 - What's wrong? 122 00:08:55.435 --> 00:08:58.606 Hey, I know when something's bothering you. 123 00:09:01.341 --> 00:09:03.644 - I just can't seem to shake feeling nervous, 124 00:09:04.077 --> 00:09:05.312 even now, that's all. 125 00:09:06.980 --> 00:09:08.048 - Do you know that guy? 126 00:09:09.449 --> 00:09:13.320 - No, he just, just looked familiar. 127 00:09:13.921 --> 00:09:15.923 Hey, can you believe it? 128 00:09:16.489 --> 00:09:17.557 We're actually doing this. 129 00:09:17.958 --> 00:09:18.959 You and me. 130 00:09:19.059 --> 00:09:19.893 Husband and wife. 131 00:09:20.060 --> 00:09:21.795 [laughter] 132 00:09:21.962 --> 00:09:23.496 - It's insane. 133 00:09:25.899 --> 00:09:27.801 - I just wish my parents were alive for it. 134 00:09:32.840 --> 00:09:34.541 Have I ever told you about my uncle? 135 00:09:35.776 --> 00:09:36.610 Uncle Aidan? 136 00:09:37.444 --> 00:09:38.779 - No. 137 00:09:38.946 --> 00:09:40.513 - I wasn't planning on inviting him to the wedding, 138 00:09:40.614 --> 00:09:43.751 but he's the only family I have left. 139 00:09:45.552 --> 00:09:47.087 I've not spoken to him since the funeral. 140 00:09:48.488 --> 00:09:50.423 - You haven't spoken to him in 20 years. 141 00:09:50.523 --> 00:09:54.094 - Well, well it does still hurts like it was yesterday. 142 00:09:55.963 --> 00:09:57.564 - What did he do? 143 00:09:59.532 --> 00:10:02.870 - When my parents died he decided to put me in to care 144 00:10:02.970 --> 00:10:04.772 instead of adopting me. 145 00:10:05.739 --> 00:10:07.540 I was bounced around 7 different homes, 146 00:10:07.641 --> 00:10:10.944 sometimes with 6 of us squeezed into one tiny room, 147 00:10:11.144 --> 00:10:16.583 while he just sat back and drank wine in his mansion. 148 00:10:18.118 --> 00:10:19.687 I lost everything. 149 00:10:21.154 --> 00:10:23.590 - Are you sure you want this guy back in your life? 150 00:10:24.725 --> 00:10:29.062 - You know, it's been a long time and he's all I have left. 151 00:10:29.863 --> 00:10:31.799 It might be time to mend a bridge or two. 152 00:10:31.899 --> 00:10:32.966 [chuckles] 153 00:10:34.802 --> 00:10:36.837 - I mean, that would be great, Leo. 154 00:10:37.871 --> 00:10:40.708 - Why don't we go up there today? 155 00:10:41.041 --> 00:10:41.875 [chuckle] 156 00:10:42.042 --> 00:10:42.743 - Now? 157 00:10:42.910 --> 00:10:43.643 - Yeah, why not? 158 00:10:43.744 --> 00:10:44.912 You've got the week off work. 159 00:10:45.078 --> 00:10:46.714 - I haven't packed anything. [laughs] 160 00:10:46.814 --> 00:10:47.848 - I'll pack for you. 161 00:10:48.982 --> 00:10:50.250 - What has gotten into you lately? 162 00:10:50.350 --> 00:10:53.086 - Well, you always said you wished I was more spontaneous. 163 00:10:55.989 --> 00:10:58.826 Look, I just want to get away for a bit. 164 00:10:59.526 --> 00:11:00.694 Even if it is just Oakwood House. 165 00:11:00.861 --> 00:11:02.162 - Oakwood House? 166 00:11:02.763 --> 00:11:04.031 That's very fancy. 167 00:11:04.131 --> 00:11:06.599 - Yeah, the man's been sitting on a gold mine for decades, 168 00:11:06.767 --> 00:11:08.501 but you won't get a penny out of him. 169 00:11:09.870 --> 00:11:12.672 He'd rather his wealth rot than do any good for anyone. 170 00:11:13.573 --> 00:11:14.808 - What does he do? 171 00:11:15.508 --> 00:11:17.577 - His company developed tech for the military. 172 00:11:17.978 --> 00:11:19.646 [whispering ] That's all he'd ever tell us. 173 00:11:19.947 --> 00:11:21.815 - Man of mystery. 174 00:11:22.816 --> 00:11:25.218 What is it with your family and keeping secrets? 175 00:11:25.585 --> 00:11:28.756 - So, yes? 176 00:11:29.022 --> 00:11:32.159 Look, it's a change of scenery and it's just for a little bit. 177 00:11:36.563 --> 00:11:37.197 - Okay. 178 00:11:37.630 --> 00:11:38.498 Okay, fine. 179 00:11:39.232 --> 00:11:40.633 [laughter] 180 00:11:41.468 --> 00:11:43.070 Oakwood House. 181 00:11:43.236 --> 00:11:43.971 [laughter] 182 00:11:45.105 --> 00:11:52.880 [pensive music] 183 00:11:52.980 --> 00:11:58.551 [car approaching on gravel] 184 00:12:00.653 --> 00:12:01.654 [door opening] 185 00:12:10.764 --> 00:12:13.666 - You must be the lovely Lexie. 186 00:12:13.767 --> 00:12:15.002 - That's me. 187 00:12:15.702 --> 00:12:17.537 - We haven't met before, have we? 188 00:12:17.704 --> 00:12:20.273 - No, but it's great to finally meet you, Aidan. 189 00:12:20.640 --> 00:12:21.241 - Yes. 190 00:12:21.674 --> 00:12:22.509 Yes. 191 00:12:32.820 --> 00:12:35.088 You must be Leo. 192 00:12:37.290 --> 00:12:38.125 - Yeah. 193 00:12:39.759 --> 00:12:40.693 Hello, uncle. 194 00:12:41.995 --> 00:12:43.763 Not changed that much, have I? 195 00:12:43.931 --> 00:12:44.932 - No, no. 196 00:12:45.032 --> 00:12:48.601 Since my accident, my memory's gone a bit. 197 00:12:49.536 --> 00:12:52.572 Must be strange being back here after all these years. 198 00:12:52.672 --> 00:12:53.640 - The accident? 199 00:12:55.943 --> 00:12:56.776 - Yes. 200 00:12:57.110 --> 00:12:58.778 Yes... 201 00:13:01.849 --> 00:13:06.854 There's a car crash two years ago. 202 00:13:08.922 --> 00:13:12.826 It's my fault driving too fast and didn't have a seatbelt on. 203 00:13:12.993 --> 00:13:19.833 But I can't remember anything or anyone 204 00:13:20.000 --> 00:13:23.270 from my life before that day. 205 00:13:28.942 --> 00:13:30.277 - I'm sorry to hear that. 206 00:13:31.311 --> 00:13:35.849 - Luckily, I'd spoken about you to my carer, Freya 207 00:13:35.949 --> 00:13:38.351 over the years and 208 00:13:42.655 --> 00:13:45.592 it became clear how lonely I was. 209 00:13:45.692 --> 00:13:48.261 I was desperate to find you. 210 00:13:49.362 --> 00:13:52.332 It appears we didn't finish on the best of terms. 211 00:13:53.934 --> 00:13:57.070 And even though the odds were against me, 212 00:13:57.237 --> 00:14:00.273 here you are, Leo. 213 00:14:03.810 --> 00:14:05.245 And... 214 00:14:07.080 --> 00:14:11.218 I can't find the words to say how happy I am you called. 215 00:14:17.891 --> 00:14:19.826 - You have a beautiful place. 216 00:14:20.193 --> 00:14:22.229 - Let me show you around. 217 00:14:22.662 --> 00:14:23.330 - Yes. 218 00:14:24.998 --> 00:14:26.133 Gentleman. 219 00:14:26.299 --> 00:14:28.068 - Be careful of this step. 220 00:14:28.235 --> 00:14:30.037 Well, you'll be able to do it easily, 221 00:14:30.203 --> 00:14:31.871 but it's a bit of a challenge for me. 222 00:14:32.172 --> 00:14:33.106 Here we go. 223 00:14:33.306 --> 00:14:37.077 Now, this is the main entrance. 224 00:14:38.778 --> 00:14:44.717 [foreboding music] 225 00:14:44.884 --> 00:14:46.253 [footsteps] 226 00:14:52.125 --> 00:14:53.793 [door creaks] 227 00:15:09.376 --> 00:15:11.311 [creaking] 228 00:15:20.988 --> 00:15:21.821 [loud thud] 229 00:15:24.091 --> 00:15:34.134 [suspenseful music] 230 00:15:38.871 --> 00:15:43.176 [suspenseful music] 231 00:16:16.343 --> 00:16:17.444 [cutlery clinks] 232 00:16:22.282 --> 00:16:24.484 - I forgot how cold this place can get. 233 00:16:24.951 --> 00:16:28.955 - Thank you Freya, that was delicious. 234 00:16:37.864 --> 00:16:39.899 - So as you might have guessed, 235 00:16:39.999 --> 00:16:41.768 there's a pretty important reason why 236 00:16:41.868 --> 00:16:42.869 we came down there today. 237 00:16:42.969 --> 00:16:45.405 - We have some pretty exciting news. 238 00:16:45.638 --> 00:16:49.776 - You two are getting married, aren't you? 239 00:16:50.877 --> 00:16:52.545 - Well how did you know? 240 00:16:53.380 --> 00:16:57.717 - No nephew of mine would be stupid enough not to lock down 241 00:16:58.017 --> 00:17:03.156 such a wonderful young lady and at the earliest opportunity. 242 00:17:03.256 --> 00:17:04.624 [chuckle] 243 00:17:05.292 --> 00:17:08.695 So, have you got a date and a venue booked? 244 00:17:10.330 --> 00:17:11.731 - Not yet. 245 00:17:11.931 --> 00:17:16.569 - Well, you absolutely must have the ceremony here 246 00:17:16.669 --> 00:17:17.670 on the grounds. 247 00:17:17.770 --> 00:17:19.572 It would be incredible. 248 00:17:20.573 --> 00:17:23.876 - I've had my heart set on a castle since I was little. 249 00:17:23.976 --> 00:17:25.612 It's not far from here, actually. 250 00:17:26.045 --> 00:17:27.947 - You have changed. 251 00:17:30.850 --> 00:17:33.520 You were never the generous type, far from it. 252 00:17:33.620 --> 00:17:34.487 - Leo. 253 00:17:35.822 --> 00:17:37.790 - It's all right, Lexi. 254 00:17:38.658 --> 00:17:41.861 I'm sure he has every reason to be angry with me. 255 00:17:42.629 --> 00:17:44.831 It seems I was not the perfect uncle. 256 00:17:44.931 --> 00:17:45.765 [scoffs] 257 00:17:50.770 --> 00:17:52.071 [thud] 258 00:17:53.940 --> 00:17:57.844 I wish I could remember what happened between us, 259 00:17:58.010 --> 00:17:59.112 I really do. 260 00:18:00.913 --> 00:18:04.917 But I can only say I am truly sorry. 261 00:18:05.084 --> 00:18:07.987 [clock ticking] 262 00:18:16.663 --> 00:18:17.497 [sigh] 263 00:18:23.770 --> 00:18:30.143 [rousing music] 264 00:18:31.110 --> 00:18:32.579 [fire crackling] 265 00:18:32.912 --> 00:18:34.181 - What the hell is this thing? 266 00:18:34.614 --> 00:18:35.448 [chuckles] 267 00:18:35.548 --> 00:18:37.884 - You two haven't been introduced. 268 00:18:38.485 --> 00:18:39.919 - Introduced? 269 00:18:40.687 --> 00:18:42.189 What are you talking about? 270 00:18:42.689 --> 00:18:44.591 - How rude of me. 271 00:18:44.757 --> 00:18:48.027 Leo, Lexi, meet Robin. 272 00:18:49.796 --> 00:18:52.098 He's my companion. 273 00:18:53.065 --> 00:18:55.168 [whispering] He can be a little shy. 274 00:18:58.238 --> 00:18:59.772 [footsteps approaching] 275 00:19:00.940 --> 00:19:02.141 - Don't worry. 276 00:19:03.042 --> 00:19:04.211 You get used to it. 277 00:19:09.816 --> 00:19:11.584 - Where did you get this? 278 00:19:11.751 --> 00:19:13.220 - I made him. 279 00:19:14.120 --> 00:19:15.488 - Wow. 280 00:19:16.623 --> 00:19:18.958 I've got to say, that's pretty impressive. 281 00:19:19.058 --> 00:19:22.161 - There's a lot more to Robin than meets the eye. 282 00:19:22.529 --> 00:19:26.633 Would you two like to see something cool? 283 00:19:26.799 --> 00:19:27.600 - Always. 284 00:19:27.767 --> 00:19:29.569 - Oh no, not this again. 285 00:19:29.736 --> 00:19:30.637 [chuckle] 286 00:19:32.705 --> 00:19:34.106 - Come on. 287 00:19:35.708 --> 00:19:37.277 [chuckle] 288 00:19:39.078 --> 00:19:39.946 [fire crackling] 289 00:19:47.954 --> 00:19:48.788 [door shuts] 290 00:19:51.658 --> 00:19:52.592 Right. 291 00:19:53.526 --> 00:19:56.796 Knock on the door three times. 292 00:19:58.831 --> 00:20:00.199 Go on. 293 00:20:03.536 --> 00:20:07.073 [knocking on door] 294 00:20:07.240 --> 00:20:10.810 Now, count to three. 295 00:20:13.880 --> 00:20:16.649 - One, two, 296 00:20:17.317 --> 00:20:18.318 three. 297 00:20:23.055 --> 00:20:23.890 [door open] 298 00:20:33.833 --> 00:20:35.201 What? 299 00:20:35.302 --> 00:20:37.537 - Well, come on, someone must have moved it. 300 00:20:37.637 --> 00:20:38.505 - Don't look at me. 301 00:20:38.605 --> 00:20:40.507 I was with you the whole time. 302 00:20:40.607 --> 00:20:41.841 There's no one else here. 303 00:20:41.941 --> 00:20:44.311 - Well, that thing didn't move by itself. 304 00:20:44.677 --> 00:20:46.279 - If you say so. 305 00:20:47.614 --> 00:20:48.815 [chuckle] 306 00:20:50.850 --> 00:20:54.186 Right, I shall say goodnight. 307 00:20:54.287 --> 00:20:57.757 I'm sure Freya will assist you with anything else you need. 308 00:20:58.325 --> 00:20:59.626 - Thank you, Aidan. 309 00:20:59.726 --> 00:21:00.893 Goodnight. 310 00:21:01.761 --> 00:21:02.862 [chuckles] 311 00:21:08.735 --> 00:21:11.270 - He's quite the character. 312 00:21:12.138 --> 00:21:14.206 - Bat shit fucking crazy is what he is. 313 00:21:14.307 --> 00:21:15.442 Always has been. 314 00:21:22.515 --> 00:21:23.983 You've seen this before? 315 00:21:24.651 --> 00:21:27.754 - This is just the tip of the iceberg. 316 00:21:28.321 --> 00:21:30.022 - Go on then. 317 00:21:30.122 --> 00:21:31.057 How'd he do it? 318 00:21:32.559 --> 00:21:34.093 - I don't know. 319 00:21:35.027 --> 00:21:38.130 I used to think it was just a cheap trick at first. 320 00:21:40.132 --> 00:21:41.401 My best guess, 321 00:21:42.001 --> 00:21:44.371 some sort of robot. 322 00:21:47.440 --> 00:21:49.476 But the more time you spend with it, 323 00:21:50.510 --> 00:21:53.179 the more you start to wonder. 324 00:21:56.248 --> 00:21:58.851 You don't believe in the supernatural, do you, Leo? 325 00:22:01.488 --> 00:22:02.321 - No. 326 00:22:03.990 --> 00:22:05.224 - Neither did I. 327 00:22:06.325 --> 00:22:08.127 Until I came here. 328 00:22:11.197 --> 00:22:17.203 If you ask me, Robin is far more than just nuts and bolts. 329 00:22:17.570 --> 00:22:19.171 - Well, how do you mean? 330 00:22:21.474 --> 00:22:24.176 - I've seen things that make me wonder 331 00:22:24.343 --> 00:22:28.147 if it's under the control of something else. 332 00:22:32.519 --> 00:22:33.653 Something cruel. 333 00:22:38.190 --> 00:22:39.325 One thing's for sure. 334 00:22:42.161 --> 00:22:43.530 It doesn't feel good. 335 00:22:48.635 --> 00:22:49.602 Anyway... 336 00:22:54.674 --> 00:22:56.543 Goodnight, Leo. 337 00:22:58.511 --> 00:22:59.345 [footsteps receding] 338 00:23:10.056 --> 00:23:11.924 Another romance, novel? 339 00:23:12.492 --> 00:23:15.127 - I'm not sure half these authors really know 340 00:23:15.227 --> 00:23:16.863 what they're writing about. 341 00:23:18.531 --> 00:23:21.901 - Most people aren't lucky enough to experience true love. 342 00:23:24.370 --> 00:23:26.606 Do you think you'll ever find true love again? 343 00:23:26.706 --> 00:23:27.740 - God, no. 344 00:23:28.407 --> 00:23:31.177 I think my race is run. 345 00:23:31.744 --> 00:23:33.345 - I'm sure she wouldn't have wanted you to 346 00:23:33.446 --> 00:23:34.981 spend the rest of your life alone. 347 00:23:37.316 --> 00:23:39.586 - But I'm not alone, Freya. 348 00:23:40.052 --> 00:23:41.854 I have Robin. 349 00:23:43.255 --> 00:23:46.325 And now Leo and Lexie have come into my life, 350 00:23:46.425 --> 00:23:49.462 and where would I be without you? 351 00:23:51.531 --> 00:23:53.432 I know you've only been here a couple of years 352 00:23:53.533 --> 00:23:54.901 but I have come to see you 353 00:23:55.001 --> 00:23:57.604 [eerie music] 354 00:23:57.704 --> 00:24:00.106 are the daughter I never had. 355 00:24:00.272 --> 00:24:04.276 [loud tense thud] 356 00:24:04.544 --> 00:24:05.444 [light flickering] 357 00:24:05.678 --> 00:24:07.113 - Can I get a taxi, please? 358 00:24:07.947 --> 00:24:10.583 [light flickering] 359 00:24:10.683 --> 00:24:11.951 Freya Jemons. 360 00:24:12.284 --> 00:24:13.520 Do you accept cards? 361 00:24:13.620 --> 00:24:15.087 I forgot my cash. 362 00:24:21.794 --> 00:24:25.064 [pensive music] 363 00:24:25.397 --> 00:24:30.469 [lights flickering] 364 00:24:30.570 --> 00:24:32.471 As soon as possible, please. 365 00:24:33.740 --> 00:24:38.578 [ominous tone] 366 00:24:39.278 --> 00:24:40.112 [lights flickering] 367 00:24:44.216 --> 00:24:52.592 [eerie tone] 368 00:24:53.125 --> 00:24:58.197 [dramatic music] 369 00:25:06.372 --> 00:25:16.315 [pensive music] 370 00:25:19.051 --> 00:25:25.758 [eerie music] 371 00:25:31.197 --> 00:25:36.435 [breathing heavily] 372 00:25:38.771 --> 00:25:39.538 [dramatic music] 373 00:25:39.639 --> 00:25:40.472 [splattering noise] 374 00:25:41.173 --> 00:25:43.375 [dramatic music] 375 00:25:43.475 --> 00:25:45.377 [gasping] 376 00:25:45.477 --> 00:25:47.747 [crying] 377 00:25:49.649 --> 00:25:50.650 [woman screams] 378 00:25:50.750 --> 00:25:59.859 [blade slicing] 379 00:26:02.361 --> 00:26:05.231 [blade slicing] 380 00:26:10.637 --> 00:26:16.175 [birds chirping] 381 00:26:17.610 --> 00:26:20.880 [footsteps] 382 00:26:27.019 --> 00:26:29.188 - Well, I can see you haven't slept well. 383 00:26:30.690 --> 00:26:34.393 - Yeah, well, I've got a lot on my mind. 384 00:26:38.197 --> 00:26:39.565 Expecting someone? 385 00:26:39.666 --> 00:26:41.634 - Freya's never late. 386 00:26:49.375 --> 00:26:51.110 - You're really fond of that thing, aren't you? 387 00:26:51.210 --> 00:26:54.146 - Well, we all need someone to keep us company. 388 00:26:56.883 --> 00:26:59.051 - You really don't remember anything about me? 389 00:26:59.418 --> 00:27:00.987 - I'm not proud of it. 390 00:27:02.655 --> 00:27:03.956 - Nothing at all? 391 00:27:10.062 --> 00:27:11.630 - Sorry. 392 00:27:14.701 --> 00:27:16.836 But it's given me a new perspective on life. 393 00:27:16.936 --> 00:27:20.139 Everyone is a blank canvas to me now. 394 00:27:20.239 --> 00:27:22.408 I have no grudges to hold. 395 00:27:23.109 --> 00:27:24.643 - But no good memories either. 396 00:27:24.744 --> 00:27:27.680 - I prefer to focus on the positives. 397 00:27:30.482 --> 00:27:34.586 Anyway, if what I did upset you so much, 398 00:27:35.387 --> 00:27:37.456 how come you came back? 399 00:27:43.562 --> 00:27:46.565 - I realized everyone deserves a second chance. 400 00:27:47.867 --> 00:27:52.038 Not all the memories I have of you and this place are bad. 401 00:27:54.573 --> 00:27:56.909 We would come stay with you here every summer. 402 00:27:57.576 --> 00:28:01.180 I'd play out on the grounds from sunrise to sunset. 403 00:28:02.982 --> 00:28:05.017 We came to stay with you one Christmas too, but 404 00:28:05.885 --> 00:28:07.854 I remember you and my dad got into an argument 405 00:28:07.954 --> 00:28:11.023 because you didn't buy me any presents. 406 00:28:11.290 --> 00:28:12.558 - Huh. 407 00:28:12.658 --> 00:28:15.527 - He could never get over you just keeping all your money 408 00:28:15.627 --> 00:28:19.766 in that safe and not helping us out. 409 00:28:19.866 --> 00:28:21.934 We always struggled to make ends meet. 410 00:28:22.301 --> 00:28:23.402 - A safe? 411 00:28:26.272 --> 00:28:27.106 - Yeah. 412 00:28:27.539 --> 00:28:28.374 - Are you sure? 413 00:28:28.474 --> 00:28:30.309 I'm not aware of any safe here? 414 00:28:31.944 --> 00:28:34.180 - He said you locked away all your cash 415 00:28:34.280 --> 00:28:37.283 because you never trusted banks. 416 00:28:37.950 --> 00:28:40.052 - Well, if that's true 417 00:28:40.152 --> 00:28:42.922 then I have no idea what happened to it. 418 00:28:43.455 --> 00:28:46.225 But I doubt very much it is true. 419 00:28:47.259 --> 00:28:48.327 - Why? 420 00:28:51.630 --> 00:28:55.067 - I recently found a letter. 421 00:28:57.136 --> 00:28:58.771 An angry one. 422 00:28:58.871 --> 00:29:00.272 I must have decided 423 00:29:00.372 --> 00:29:02.374 not to send it to your father in the end. 424 00:29:02.474 --> 00:29:09.681 It was a rant, complaining about him being a compulsive liar. 425 00:29:13.119 --> 00:29:15.888 I'm afraid you may have been misled. 426 00:29:24.330 --> 00:29:33.772 [foreboding music] 427 00:29:39.078 --> 00:29:40.179 - Aidan? 428 00:29:42.448 --> 00:29:43.482 What's wrong? 429 00:29:44.116 --> 00:29:54.060 [tense music build up] 430 00:29:54.593 --> 00:29:56.528 - What did you do? 431 00:30:01.133 --> 00:30:02.568 Was it Freya? 432 00:30:02.668 --> 00:30:04.070 Did you hurt her? 433 00:30:07.073 --> 00:30:08.207 Did 434 00:30:08.307 --> 00:30:09.341 you 435 00:30:10.009 --> 00:30:11.177 hurt her? 436 00:30:12.611 --> 00:30:14.346 [machine powering down] 437 00:30:20.152 --> 00:30:24.256 [receding footsteps] 438 00:30:29.361 --> 00:30:30.696 [door shutting] 439 00:30:37.169 --> 00:30:39.105 [booting up sounds] 440 00:31:01.627 --> 00:31:04.430 [footsteps] 441 00:31:37.363 --> 00:31:39.798 [foreboding music] 442 00:31:41.167 --> 00:31:44.170 [cellphone buzzing] 443 00:31:56.848 --> 00:32:03.089 [creaking door] 444 00:32:16.002 --> 00:32:17.736 - God, where is this safe? 445 00:32:35.787 --> 00:32:37.656 [typing on the phone] 446 00:32:44.063 --> 00:32:45.864 [fidgeting] 447 00:32:48.134 --> 00:32:54.906 [tense music] 448 00:33:01.880 --> 00:33:04.050 [fidgeting] 449 00:33:09.355 --> 00:33:11.890 [dramatic music] 450 00:33:13.725 --> 00:33:15.861 [screaming] 451 00:33:16.462 --> 00:33:20.899 [panicked breathing] 452 00:33:22.268 --> 00:33:23.935 [panicked breathing] 453 00:33:24.036 --> 00:33:24.636 [woman screaming] 454 00:33:24.736 --> 00:33:25.871 - It's okay. 455 00:33:25.971 --> 00:33:27.073 It's just me. 456 00:33:27.706 --> 00:33:28.374 I'm here. 457 00:33:28.474 --> 00:33:29.508 Just a moment. 458 00:33:29.875 --> 00:33:30.876 It's okay. 459 00:33:30.976 --> 00:33:31.910 I'm here. 460 00:33:32.010 --> 00:33:32.944 I'm here. 461 00:33:33.145 --> 00:33:33.979 It's okay. 462 00:33:40.986 --> 00:33:47.159 [birds chirping] 463 00:33:49.761 --> 00:33:50.429 [footsteps] 464 00:34:00.939 --> 00:34:10.982 [whimsical piano] 465 00:34:13.319 --> 00:34:22.861 [whimsical piano] 466 00:34:27.266 --> 00:34:34.005 [whimsical piano] 467 00:34:34.106 --> 00:34:37.042 [robotic whirring and clicking] 468 00:34:55.894 --> 00:34:58.397 [tense music] 469 00:34:58.597 --> 00:35:00.098 - Impossible. 470 00:35:00.566 --> 00:35:07.406 [tense music] 471 00:35:07.506 --> 00:35:09.040 - As for the outside of the castle, 472 00:35:09.141 --> 00:35:11.577 you can see a lot of the original 16th-century build 473 00:35:11.677 --> 00:35:13.345 and features still remain. 474 00:35:14.313 --> 00:35:17.383 - And this, if the great British weather plays ball, 475 00:35:17.483 --> 00:35:19.818 this is where your outdoor ceremony will be. 476 00:35:21.720 --> 00:35:24.190 This castle is truly fit for a princess. 477 00:35:24.790 --> 00:35:27.193 [birds chirping] 478 00:35:27.359 --> 00:35:29.027 Well, look, take your time. 479 00:35:29.127 --> 00:35:31.963 If you decide this is a place for you or have any questions, 480 00:35:32.063 --> 00:35:33.932 you know how to reach me. 481 00:35:35.901 --> 00:35:37.369 - Thank you so much. 482 00:35:37.736 --> 00:35:42.708 [birds chirping] 483 00:35:43.909 --> 00:35:45.277 This is the one. 484 00:35:46.378 --> 00:35:48.146 You agree, right, Leo? 485 00:35:50.316 --> 00:35:51.317 Leo! 486 00:35:53.219 --> 00:35:54.253 - Yeah. 487 00:35:56.888 --> 00:35:58.824 - This is getting out of control. 488 00:35:58.924 --> 00:35:59.925 - What is? 489 00:36:00.459 --> 00:36:01.393 - You're just not there. 490 00:36:01.493 --> 00:36:02.994 You're lost in your own head. 491 00:36:03.495 --> 00:36:04.763 - I'm sorry, I was... 492 00:36:07.399 --> 00:36:08.234 I don't know. 493 00:36:21.780 --> 00:36:22.748 - I get it. 494 00:36:23.882 --> 00:36:25.183 It's the wedding. 495 00:36:26.017 --> 00:36:27.085 - It's not the wedding. 496 00:36:27.185 --> 00:36:28.220 I promise. 497 00:36:28.320 --> 00:36:29.087 - Have you changed your mind about all of this? 498 00:36:29.187 --> 00:36:30.656 - No, of course not. 499 00:36:31.523 --> 00:36:33.825 - Well then tell me what's going on. 500 00:36:37.329 --> 00:36:38.397 If this is going to work, 501 00:36:38.497 --> 00:36:40.165 we need to be honest with each other. 502 00:36:44.035 --> 00:36:45.237 - All right. 503 00:36:47.339 --> 00:36:49.241 I didn't know how to tell you at the time. 504 00:36:50.041 --> 00:36:53.812 There was someone in the hallway. 505 00:36:54.112 --> 00:36:56.515 And then we both saw that thing move by itself. 506 00:36:56.882 --> 00:36:58.317 - It was a trick. 507 00:36:59.050 --> 00:37:01.086 - Even Freya tried to warn me about that thing. 508 00:37:01.553 --> 00:37:03.088 - What are you saying? 509 00:37:05.524 --> 00:37:08.260 - It seems to have some sort of hold over my uncle. 510 00:37:08.994 --> 00:37:10.396 - Your uncle's not well, Leo. 511 00:37:10.496 --> 00:37:11.663 He's delusional. 512 00:37:11.763 --> 00:37:13.832 - I'm not so sure that's true. 513 00:37:16.935 --> 00:37:19.204 What if he's not as crazy as you say he is? 514 00:37:22.841 --> 00:37:31.950 [classical music] 515 00:37:38.223 --> 00:37:39.157 [bottles clink] 516 00:37:39.257 --> 00:37:46.064 [classical music] 517 00:38:18.163 --> 00:38:28.206 [faint classical music] 518 00:38:31.910 --> 00:38:39.284 [faint classical music] 519 00:38:40.352 --> 00:38:43.489 [sinister tone] 520 00:38:45.424 --> 00:38:53.865 [eerie music] 521 00:39:07.345 --> 00:39:14.019 [foreboding music] 522 00:39:19.357 --> 00:39:22.661 [slithering] 523 00:39:37.776 --> 00:39:38.477 [slithering] 524 00:39:38.577 --> 00:39:39.244 [dramatic tone] 525 00:39:39.344 --> 00:39:43.281 [creepy toy laughter] 526 00:39:53.625 --> 00:39:54.460 [recording tone] 527 00:39:56.495 --> 00:40:04.703 [eerie music] 528 00:40:04.803 --> 00:40:06.004 [dramatic tone] 529 00:40:15.313 --> 00:40:18.283 [footsteps] 530 00:40:18.383 --> 00:40:19.451 [creaking floor] 531 00:40:20.619 --> 00:40:29.661 [pensive music] 532 00:40:33.532 --> 00:40:43.141 [pensive music] 533 00:40:47.112 --> 00:40:56.154 [somber music] 534 00:40:58.423 --> 00:41:01.326 [slithering] 535 00:41:12.103 --> 00:41:18.777 [dramatic music] 536 00:41:19.578 --> 00:41:20.712 - [muffled] You're alright. 537 00:41:20.812 --> 00:41:21.647 You're alright. 538 00:41:34.526 --> 00:41:36.061 - What the hell is that thing? 539 00:41:38.329 --> 00:41:41.600 - It's clear I spent my professional life 540 00:41:42.267 --> 00:41:45.003 developing innovative weapons. 541 00:41:46.171 --> 00:41:51.677 My team and I apparently created a prototype 542 00:41:52.911 --> 00:42:00.886 and our creation had the ability to think and feel 543 00:42:00.986 --> 00:42:04.022 and act out anything we demanded of it. 544 00:42:06.658 --> 00:42:11.129 And after my accident, I followed some old plans I made 545 00:42:11.229 --> 00:42:15.967 and adapted it to resemble these photos. 546 00:42:17.903 --> 00:42:20.972 But even I didn't fully understand its true potential. 547 00:42:21.072 --> 00:42:22.874 In truth, I still don't. 548 00:42:24.342 --> 00:42:25.644 - You had a son. 549 00:42:29.948 --> 00:42:31.049 - I believe, I did. 550 00:42:32.017 --> 00:42:35.553 His name was Robin. 551 00:42:36.487 --> 00:42:38.356 - Why didn't you ever talk about him? 552 00:42:38.690 --> 00:42:40.291 - This is all I have left of him. 553 00:42:40.391 --> 00:42:43.028 This is the only evidence he ever existed. 554 00:42:43.394 --> 00:42:44.596 It was a lifetime ago. 555 00:42:44.696 --> 00:42:46.164 You weren't even born. 556 00:42:48.734 --> 00:42:51.536 After my accident, I had to come to terms 557 00:42:51.637 --> 00:42:53.271 with what had happened to me 558 00:42:53.939 --> 00:42:56.541 and I felt lucky to be alive. 559 00:42:56.642 --> 00:42:57.976 And then... 560 00:43:00.812 --> 00:43:06.217 and then I found that box and these photos. 561 00:43:09.287 --> 00:43:10.656 I felt I'd lost something. 562 00:43:10.756 --> 00:43:13.692 I felt something had been taken from me. 563 00:43:15.761 --> 00:43:18.964 I just wanted Robin back home with me. 564 00:43:19.064 --> 00:43:21.933 I just wanted my boy. 565 00:43:25.003 --> 00:43:26.304 - Your son, 566 00:43:28.139 --> 00:43:30.008 do you know what happened to him? 567 00:43:30.208 --> 00:43:33.144 - Well, I heard rumors, all conflicting stories. 568 00:43:33.311 --> 00:43:36.347 Some say they died in a fire while I was away on business. 569 00:43:36.447 --> 00:43:39.050 I see no fire damage here. 570 00:43:40.719 --> 00:43:42.721 Another one, what was it? 571 00:43:43.321 --> 00:43:46.591 Robin ran away from home and Jane couldn't take the pain 572 00:43:46.692 --> 00:43:48.226 so she took her own life. 573 00:43:48.326 --> 00:43:51.062 Well that too doesn't sound possible. 574 00:43:53.431 --> 00:43:56.868 It seems the truth is a closely guarded secret, 575 00:43:57.035 --> 00:44:00.005 a code I don't think I'll ever crack. 576 00:44:02.908 --> 00:44:03.975 [sniffs] 577 00:44:07.012 --> 00:44:09.014 I feel I don't even know who I am. 578 00:44:09.114 --> 00:44:10.982 I mean, look at me. 579 00:44:12.117 --> 00:44:12.984 Half a man. 580 00:44:13.919 --> 00:44:15.887 I can barely even stand. 581 00:44:16.054 --> 00:44:20.992 What kind of father can't remember his own son? 582 00:44:23.128 --> 00:44:23.995 What... 583 00:44:24.162 --> 00:44:26.464 What kind of husband am I? 584 00:44:29.267 --> 00:44:30.869 - It's not your fault. 585 00:44:36.775 --> 00:44:38.576 That doll, Aidan, 586 00:44:39.444 --> 00:44:41.379 is it possible that through it... 587 00:44:43.281 --> 00:44:45.150 - Robin is still with me. 588 00:44:51.456 --> 00:44:55.360 His soul is trapped within my creation. 589 00:44:55.460 --> 00:44:56.828 I just know it. 590 00:44:57.395 --> 00:44:59.264 I feel it. 591 00:44:59.464 --> 00:45:01.132 - Well, how is that possible? 592 00:45:01.232 --> 00:45:03.368 - Your guess is as good as mine. 593 00:45:06.504 --> 00:45:09.207 My son is still alive 594 00:45:14.345 --> 00:45:16.547 and that's all that matters. 595 00:45:19.851 --> 00:45:21.419 [car on gravel] 596 00:45:23.454 --> 00:45:32.063 [cellphone ringing] 597 00:45:36.334 --> 00:45:37.535 [loud knocking] 598 00:45:41.372 --> 00:45:42.740 [raining] 599 00:45:43.909 --> 00:45:45.310 - Aidan Retherford? 600 00:45:47.378 --> 00:45:50.548 I'm DCI Livingston and this is DS Farmer. 601 00:45:51.416 --> 00:45:52.450 Can we have a word? 602 00:45:56.988 --> 00:45:59.324 Freya hasn't been seen for two days now. 603 00:45:59.724 --> 00:46:03.228 A lack of contact for such a long period is out of character 604 00:46:03.328 --> 00:46:04.896 for her according to her brother Sam. 605 00:46:05.363 --> 00:46:07.866 So naturally we are concerned. 606 00:46:08.633 --> 00:46:09.634 She's a woman of routine, 607 00:46:09.734 --> 00:46:11.602 as you know [inaudible] yourself. 608 00:46:13.071 --> 00:46:14.405 Now, 609 00:46:14.505 --> 00:46:17.742 we understand that she left for work that day as normal. 610 00:46:18.609 --> 00:46:20.545 We've got CCTV footage that shows 611 00:46:20.645 --> 00:46:22.780 she made it to within about a mile of this house 612 00:46:22.881 --> 00:46:25.116 for work the day she went missing. 613 00:46:25.216 --> 00:46:28.419 So, I just need to confirm with you, 614 00:46:28.954 --> 00:46:30.521 you did see her that day? 615 00:46:33.158 --> 00:46:35.493 - Well yes, that's correct. 616 00:46:35.593 --> 00:46:38.063 It was a normal day like any other. 617 00:46:38.663 --> 00:46:39.797 She... 618 00:46:40.932 --> 00:46:42.700 She worked her shift. 619 00:46:42.800 --> 00:46:44.970 She said her goodbyes at the end of the day, 620 00:46:45.070 --> 00:46:47.005 9 o'clock on the dot as normal. 621 00:46:47.105 --> 00:46:48.406 And... 622 00:46:51.042 --> 00:46:53.111 Well that's the last time I saw her. 623 00:46:54.980 --> 00:46:57.282 - Did she mention to you any change of plans? 624 00:46:57.748 --> 00:46:59.584 Something out of the norm perhaps 625 00:46:59.684 --> 00:47:01.920 or a night out on the town after a shift? 626 00:47:02.020 --> 00:47:04.622 - No, I've already told you. 627 00:47:04.956 --> 00:47:06.724 - Are you sure about that? 628 00:47:09.060 --> 00:47:10.228 - Certain. 629 00:47:14.132 --> 00:47:15.600 I mean, it is unlike her. 630 00:47:15.700 --> 00:47:16.701 You're right. I... 631 00:47:18.970 --> 00:47:20.371 I'm worried. 632 00:47:23.674 --> 00:47:25.376 [clears throat] 633 00:47:25.543 --> 00:47:30.215 You see the interesting thing about this case, Mr. Retherford, 634 00:47:30.315 --> 00:47:36.154 is that we know for certain that night at 5 past 9, 635 00:47:37.455 --> 00:47:39.925 Freya called a taxi home from this address. 636 00:47:43.028 --> 00:47:44.162 Now, 637 00:47:44.262 --> 00:47:46.697 the taxi company confirmed she wasn't here 638 00:47:46.797 --> 00:47:48.533 to take that lift home. 639 00:47:49.534 --> 00:47:53.071 Indeed, the driver gave up waiting and left 15 minutes later. 640 00:47:54.605 --> 00:47:58.409 Can you think of any explanation for that? 641 00:48:00.511 --> 00:48:01.646 - I... 642 00:48:03.915 --> 00:48:05.150 - No. I... 643 00:48:05.616 --> 00:48:07.785 - Do you have any CCTV cameras on the grounds? 644 00:48:07.885 --> 00:48:09.187 - No. 645 00:48:09.554 --> 00:48:11.289 - Do you have any evidence to prove she left? 646 00:48:11.389 --> 00:48:13.658 - No, we're going around in circles. 647 00:48:13.758 --> 00:48:14.759 - Answer the question. 648 00:48:14.859 --> 00:48:15.961 [loud thud] 649 00:48:16.561 --> 00:48:18.763 - Freya isn't here! 650 00:48:19.097 --> 00:48:25.870 [tense music] 651 00:48:26.938 --> 00:48:28.173 - Thank you for your time. 652 00:48:28.506 --> 00:48:30.541 We'll be in touch if we need anything further. 653 00:48:31.609 --> 00:48:34.545 We'll, show ourselves out. 654 00:48:44.855 --> 00:48:47.792 [raining 655 00:48:50.661 --> 00:48:51.696 [car door opening] 656 00:48:53.598 --> 00:48:54.732 [car door shuts] 657 00:48:55.500 --> 00:48:56.334 [car door shuts] 658 00:48:56.701 --> 00:48:57.969 [engine starts] 659 00:49:11.782 --> 00:49:17.855 [phone buzzing] 660 00:49:23.128 --> 00:49:28.899 [eerie music] 661 00:49:34.172 --> 00:49:35.606 - Freya? 662 00:49:37.308 --> 00:49:39.977 - We're sorry, but the person you called is not available. 663 00:49:40.078 --> 00:49:41.279 Please leave your... 664 00:49:41.379 --> 00:49:42.213 - Shit. 665 00:49:48.153 --> 00:49:48.986 Freya? 666 00:50:00.765 --> 00:50:02.033 [phone ringing] 667 00:50:05.703 --> 00:50:07.205 [eerie music] 668 00:50:07.305 --> 00:50:08.139 [phone ringing] 669 00:50:13.811 --> 00:50:14.679 [phone ringing] 670 00:50:20.051 --> 00:50:21.186 [phone ringing] 671 00:50:21.286 --> 00:50:30.728 [intense music] 672 00:50:30.828 --> 00:50:37.335 [dramatic music] 673 00:50:39.437 --> 00:50:41.806 [gasping] 674 00:50:42.740 --> 00:50:44.842 [eerie music] 675 00:50:44.942 --> 00:50:48.113 [gasping] 676 00:50:49.013 --> 00:50:50.581 - What is your emergency? 677 00:50:53.651 --> 00:50:54.485 Hello? 678 00:50:56.221 --> 00:50:59.424 [robotic steps] 679 00:51:05.363 --> 00:51:13.838 [eerie music] 680 00:51:16.107 --> 00:51:17.408 [birds chirping] 681 00:51:35.993 --> 00:51:38.129 - I'll ask you one more time. 682 00:51:40.465 --> 00:51:42.333 Did you hurt her? 683 00:51:50.941 --> 00:51:53.178 [muffled] Did you do something to Freya? 684 00:52:05.223 --> 00:52:06.457 [robotic noise] 685 00:52:09.527 --> 00:52:12.263 Now tell me the truth, please. 686 00:52:13.998 --> 00:52:16.033 Did you hurt her, Robin? 687 00:52:24.542 --> 00:52:26.277 [whirring sound] 688 00:52:28.179 --> 00:52:32.983 [scratching sound] 689 00:52:33.518 --> 00:52:35.152 [scratching sound] 690 00:52:36.321 --> 00:52:42.026 [whirring sound] 691 00:52:46.431 --> 00:52:48.566 You wouldn't lie to me, 692 00:52:50.201 --> 00:52:51.602 would you, boy? 693 00:53:08.819 --> 00:53:15.025 [fading footsteps] 694 00:53:19.730 --> 00:53:29.774 [foreboding music] 695 00:53:33.544 --> 00:53:41.752 [foreboding music] 696 00:53:56.367 --> 00:54:00.671 [keyboard typing] 697 00:54:09.246 --> 00:54:11.616 [keyboard typing] 698 00:54:39.644 --> 00:54:40.878 - Does anyone know anything about 699 00:54:40.978 --> 00:54:43.781 what really happened to the Retherford family? 700 00:54:46.851 --> 00:54:47.685 [clicking] 701 00:54:52.723 --> 00:54:55.626 My mum told me about an urban legend from her hometown 702 00:54:55.726 --> 00:54:58.929 about a rich guy's son that went on a rampage. 703 00:55:01.999 --> 00:55:05.035 Killing everyone that came to his birthday party. 704 00:55:05.836 --> 00:55:08.539 Can't find anything about it anywhere. 705 00:55:10.941 --> 00:55:12.510 Yeah, it's true. 706 00:55:13.911 --> 00:55:17.348 The kid's rich father paid people in high places off 707 00:55:18.015 --> 00:55:21.386 to protect himself and his company's reputation. 708 00:55:28.959 --> 00:55:30.761 Jesus Christ. 709 00:55:31.629 --> 00:55:33.964 [foreboding music] 710 00:55:38.636 --> 00:55:40.805 [keyboard typing] 711 00:56:03.628 --> 00:56:04.462 [clicking] 712 00:56:04.995 --> 00:56:05.896 [dial tone] 713 00:56:05.996 --> 00:56:07.932 Come on, come on, come on, come on. 714 00:56:08.032 --> 00:56:09.767 Pick up, pick up. 715 00:56:13.938 --> 00:56:14.772 - Hello? 716 00:56:16.173 --> 00:56:17.007 - Peter. 717 00:56:17.442 --> 00:56:18.409 Peter Williams? 718 00:56:18.509 --> 00:56:19.577 - Yes. 719 00:56:20.411 --> 00:56:21.378 - My name is Leo. 720 00:56:21.479 --> 00:56:23.213 I'm sorry to disturb you at this hour 721 00:56:23.313 --> 00:56:25.382 and I know this is a bit out of the blue but... 722 00:56:25.483 --> 00:56:26.951 - Sorry, who is this? 723 00:56:28.553 --> 00:56:31.456 - I wanted to ask you about Robin Retherford. 724 00:56:35.726 --> 00:56:36.561 Hello? 725 00:56:37.227 --> 00:56:38.128 Peter? 726 00:56:39.263 --> 00:56:41.098 - How do you know that name? 727 00:56:41.666 --> 00:56:43.534 How did you get this number? 728 00:56:43.901 --> 00:56:45.135 - I'm related to him. 729 00:56:45.235 --> 00:56:49.206 I read what you wrote on that forum about what happened 730 00:56:49.940 --> 00:56:52.242 all those years ago at the birthday party. 731 00:56:53.243 --> 00:56:54.645 The massacre. 732 00:56:55.880 --> 00:56:57.815 - I don't know what you're talking about. 733 00:56:58.215 --> 00:56:59.416 - Yes, you do. 734 00:57:00.885 --> 00:57:01.986 Look, I know his name was Robin. 735 00:57:02.086 --> 00:57:04.121 Aside from that you're the only one who seems 736 00:57:04.221 --> 00:57:06.056 to know the truth about what happened. 737 00:57:08.125 --> 00:57:10.060 - And that's the way it should stay. 738 00:57:11.929 --> 00:57:13.163 - Why? 739 00:57:13.831 --> 00:57:15.600 Don't you think people should know the truth? 740 00:57:17.101 --> 00:57:20.771 Tell me, what did Robin do? 741 00:57:23.207 --> 00:57:24.274 [sighs] 742 00:57:25.810 --> 00:57:27.778 - On Robin's 11th birthday, 743 00:57:28.378 --> 00:57:30.981 he killed everyone who was there that day, 744 00:57:31.081 --> 00:57:32.917 except his father and I. 745 00:57:35.786 --> 00:57:36.887 He spared my life. 746 00:57:37.321 --> 00:57:38.956 I've never understood why. 747 00:57:40.390 --> 00:57:43.193 I just always remember how close he seemed with his dad, 748 00:57:43.528 --> 00:57:45.896 but also how cruel his mum could be. 749 00:57:46.463 --> 00:57:48.332 Towards the end of the party, 750 00:57:48.499 --> 00:57:49.900 Robin was acting up and his mum 751 00:57:50.000 --> 00:57:52.402 locked him in the cellar as a punishment. 752 00:57:53.904 --> 00:57:55.039 [thunderstorm cracking] 753 00:57:55.139 --> 00:57:57.241 So the father let him out of the cellar. 754 00:57:58.809 --> 00:58:01.512 Something in him just changed. 755 00:58:03.113 --> 00:58:05.449 He seemed to relish the suffering of his victims. 756 00:58:05.550 --> 00:58:09.319 It was like he wanted them to feel his pain. 757 00:58:09.419 --> 00:58:10.955 [thud] 758 00:58:14.458 --> 00:58:16.493 - What happened to Robin? 759 00:58:17.795 --> 00:58:19.864 - After he killed his mother, 760 00:58:21.198 --> 00:58:23.534 he too was killed the night of the massacre. 761 00:58:23.634 --> 00:58:25.102 [gunshot] 762 00:58:25.603 --> 00:58:26.704 [gunshot] 763 00:58:33.878 --> 00:58:36.313 Robin was killed by his own father. 764 00:58:36.413 --> 00:58:38.482 [pensive music] 765 00:58:38.583 --> 00:58:39.684 His name was Aidan. 766 00:58:42.753 --> 00:58:44.488 Aidan Retherford. 767 00:58:45.389 --> 00:58:48.458 - No! No! No! 768 00:58:49.860 --> 00:58:50.728 [sobbing] No! 769 00:58:52.429 --> 00:58:55.165 [crying] 770 00:58:55.532 --> 00:58:56.366 I'm sorry. 771 00:58:56.701 --> 00:58:58.335 I'm so sorry. 772 00:58:58.769 --> 00:58:59.870 I'm sorry. 773 00:59:00.237 --> 00:59:02.673 [sobbing] 774 00:59:02.773 --> 00:59:04.174 [thunderstorm cracking] 775 00:59:05.710 --> 00:59:12.817 [sobbing] 776 00:59:13.618 --> 00:59:15.653 [beeping] 777 00:59:24.361 --> 00:59:26.797 - Looking for this? 778 00:59:28.132 --> 00:59:29.667 How could you keep this from me? 779 00:59:29.767 --> 00:59:31.669 - I didn't want you to worry about it. 780 00:59:31.769 --> 00:59:35.072 - I'd hate to have to spoil such a pretty face. 781 00:59:35.640 --> 00:59:36.607 How much do you owe? 782 00:59:36.707 --> 00:59:37.808 - I'm going to get him the money. 783 00:59:37.908 --> 00:59:38.743 - How much? 784 00:59:41.646 --> 00:59:42.680 - 50,000. 785 00:59:46.617 --> 00:59:47.484 - We don't... 786 00:59:47.885 --> 00:59:49.353 We don't have... 787 00:59:49.453 --> 00:59:50.254 - I know. I know. 788 00:59:50.354 --> 00:59:51.421 - How did this happen? 789 00:59:51.521 --> 00:59:52.790 - I needed the cash. 790 00:59:52.890 --> 00:59:54.558 I was months behind on rent, the car. 791 00:59:54.659 --> 00:59:56.894 - That's not 50 grand, Leo, not even close. 792 00:59:56.994 --> 00:59:58.528 - There are other debts, plus... 793 01:00:02.633 --> 01:00:03.868 - The ring. 794 01:00:05.703 --> 01:00:07.872 - And everything we need for your dream wedding. 795 01:00:08.338 --> 01:00:10.207 - It's not worth this, Leo. 796 01:00:10.307 --> 01:00:11.308 Nothing is. 797 01:00:11.408 --> 01:00:12.877 - You are. 798 01:00:14.845 --> 01:00:16.814 He told me he'd give me a year to pay it back. 799 01:00:17.281 --> 01:00:19.583 Then he started saying he wanted it paid back right away. 800 01:00:19.684 --> 01:00:21.185 Next, he was asking for more and more money, 801 01:00:21.285 --> 01:00:22.486 way more than I borrowed, 802 01:00:22.586 --> 01:00:23.854 like double what we shook on. 803 01:00:24.521 --> 01:00:25.589 I told him I couldn't do it, 804 01:00:25.690 --> 01:00:27.191 and he started threatening me, threatening us. 805 01:00:27.291 --> 01:00:28.358 The guy's insane. 806 01:00:32.129 --> 01:00:33.330 I was desperate. 807 01:00:37.567 --> 01:00:39.269 - Jay was that guy at the beach. 808 01:00:41.739 --> 01:00:43.674 He's following us, isn't he? 809 01:00:44.775 --> 01:00:47.311 You need to get him the money, Leo, quickly. 810 01:00:47.611 --> 01:00:48.713 I'm scared. 811 01:00:48.813 --> 01:00:49.814 I'm really scared. 812 01:00:49.914 --> 01:00:50.981 - I have a plan. 813 01:00:52.917 --> 01:00:54.819 My father always talked about a safe, 814 01:00:54.919 --> 01:00:56.754 where Aidan hid away all of his money. 815 01:00:57.988 --> 01:00:59.389 - Where are you going with this? 816 01:00:59.489 --> 01:01:02.326 - My father always complained how we lived a life of struggle 817 01:01:02.426 --> 01:01:04.795 while Aidan sat on half a million. 818 01:01:04.895 --> 01:01:06.330 - I am not stealing from him. 819 01:01:06.430 --> 01:01:07.431 He is your uncle. 820 01:01:07.597 --> 01:01:08.799 - He's not a good guy, Lex. 821 01:01:08.966 --> 01:01:10.100 Don't let him fool you. 822 01:01:10.200 --> 01:01:11.769 There's more to him than you could ever imagine. 823 01:01:11.869 --> 01:01:13.503 - That doesn't make this okay. 824 01:01:13.603 --> 01:01:14.872 - He doesn't even remember the safe, 825 01:01:14.972 --> 01:01:15.873 let alone the money. 826 01:01:15.973 --> 01:01:16.807 - How do you know that? 827 01:01:16.907 --> 01:01:18.108 - Because I asked him about it. 828 01:01:18.208 --> 01:01:19.844 He doesn't remember a thing. 829 01:01:20.610 --> 01:01:21.812 - Well, he knows about it now. 830 01:01:21.912 --> 01:01:23.313 - No, he's adamant it doesn't exist. 831 01:01:23.413 --> 01:01:24.882 He says my father must have lied. 832 01:01:26.050 --> 01:01:27.684 - Maybe your dad did lie. 833 01:01:30.187 --> 01:01:31.989 - But what if he's telling the truth? 834 01:01:39.596 --> 01:01:40.931 - That's why we're here, isn't it? 835 01:01:42.867 --> 01:01:44.769 You're not here to fix things with Aidan 836 01:01:44.869 --> 01:01:46.370 You're here to rob him. 837 01:01:46.470 --> 01:01:48.438 - I can't just let that money rot here. 838 01:01:50.007 --> 01:01:51.675 - Okay, so you find the safe. 839 01:01:51.842 --> 01:01:52.810 Then what? 840 01:01:52.910 --> 01:01:54.779 You don't even know the code to open it. 841 01:01:54.879 --> 01:01:57.347 - He always used the same six-digit code for everything. 842 01:01:57.514 --> 01:01:59.449 Every password, every security alarm. 843 01:01:59.750 --> 01:02:00.985 He didn't know I found this out then 844 01:02:01.085 --> 01:02:03.821 and he certainly doesn't know I have the code now. 845 01:02:06.891 --> 01:02:08.692 - I feel like I don't even know you anymore. 846 01:02:08.793 --> 01:02:10.527 - Where is the guilt here? 847 01:02:10.627 --> 01:02:12.129 He doesn't need the money. 848 01:02:12.696 --> 01:02:13.964 I'm doing this to protect you. 849 01:02:14.064 --> 01:02:15.900 Everything is for you. 850 01:02:25.976 --> 01:02:27.812 - 500 grand? 851 01:02:30.881 --> 01:02:31.982 - Maybe more. 852 01:02:34.618 --> 01:02:36.620 I always promised you a better life. 853 01:02:38.823 --> 01:02:40.657 I told you I'd give it to you. 854 01:02:41.591 --> 01:02:43.160 One way or another. 855 01:02:44.862 --> 01:02:45.695 This... 856 01:02:47.097 --> 01:02:48.933 This is our chance. 857 01:02:50.100 --> 01:02:51.768 I'll pay Jay back. 858 01:02:51.936 --> 01:02:53.871 We'll have our picture perfect wedding. 859 01:02:54.738 --> 01:02:56.073 You always dreamed about owning your own place, 860 01:02:56.173 --> 01:02:59.009 opening a seaside bar. 861 01:03:02.079 --> 01:03:07.084 We just have to find the safe before Jay finds us. 862 01:03:08.018 --> 01:03:09.453 But I'll make sure my uncle doesn't even know 863 01:03:09.553 --> 01:03:10.687 we're searching for it. 864 01:03:13.057 --> 01:03:14.324 Will you help me? 865 01:03:16.560 --> 01:03:18.896 [pensive build up] 866 01:03:20.831 --> 01:03:24.268 [clapping] 867 01:03:34.912 --> 01:03:35.913 - This is insane. 868 01:03:36.013 --> 01:03:37.281 - Keep your voice down. 869 01:03:39.283 --> 01:03:40.951 He'll be out for the night in no time. 870 01:03:41.751 --> 01:03:44.154 An earthquake wouldn't wake him up from two of these. 871 01:04:03.073 --> 01:04:04.041 [knocking] 872 01:04:04.141 --> 01:04:04.875 - Oh... 873 01:04:04.975 --> 01:04:05.943 [chuckles] 874 01:04:06.376 --> 01:04:07.477 Hello dear. 875 01:04:07.577 --> 01:04:09.246 - I thought you would do with a nightcap? 876 01:04:12.883 --> 01:04:14.919 [car pulling in] 877 01:04:18.022 --> 01:04:19.023 [car door shuts] 878 01:04:20.224 --> 01:04:25.362 [clapping] 879 01:04:36.340 --> 01:04:37.374 I did it. 880 01:04:43.914 --> 01:04:45.182 [loud knocking] 881 01:04:46.984 --> 01:04:47.817 Leo! 882 01:04:48.685 --> 01:04:49.954 [loud knocking] 883 01:04:51.688 --> 01:04:53.190 - Mr. Rutherford? 884 01:04:55.125 --> 01:04:56.726 [knocking] 885 01:04:57.227 --> 01:04:58.128 Police! 886 01:04:58.228 --> 01:04:59.296 - Police? 887 01:04:59.396 --> 01:05:00.430 - Just keep quiet. 888 01:05:01.431 --> 01:05:02.799 - What do they want? 889 01:05:02.899 --> 01:05:03.934 Are they here for us? 890 01:05:04.034 --> 01:05:05.102 - Open the door! 891 01:05:05.202 --> 01:05:06.036 - Quickly. 892 01:05:08.705 --> 01:05:09.806 [mug clinks] 893 01:05:10.774 --> 01:05:16.346 [tense music] 894 01:05:16.713 --> 01:05:18.215 [distant knocking] 895 01:05:18.315 --> 01:05:28.158 [tense music] 896 01:05:34.731 --> 01:05:36.466 [loud knocking] 897 01:05:40.404 --> 01:05:41.838 - So what do you want to do? 898 01:05:42.372 --> 01:05:43.607 - We haven't got a warrant. 899 01:05:43.707 --> 01:05:45.375 There's nothing we can do. 900 01:05:45.909 --> 01:05:47.811 - Sam's emergency call was traced here. 901 01:05:47.911 --> 01:05:49.146 We can't just walk away. 902 01:05:49.246 --> 01:05:50.480 - We haven't got a choice. 903 01:05:50.580 --> 01:05:51.982 - We have to at least check the grounds. 904 01:05:52.082 --> 01:05:53.283 - No. 905 01:05:53.383 --> 01:05:54.951 - What if he's keeping them both locked up somewhere, 906 01:05:55.052 --> 01:05:56.553 like the barn? 907 01:05:59.623 --> 01:06:01.025 You know I'm right about this one. 908 01:06:03.127 --> 01:06:04.995 I can't have that on my conscience, can you? 909 01:06:05.695 --> 01:06:06.730 - Okay, fine. 910 01:06:06.830 --> 01:06:07.697 Go. 911 01:06:08.598 --> 01:06:10.334 I'll take the other side. 912 01:06:11.635 --> 01:06:13.070 Be careful. 913 01:06:31.121 --> 01:06:32.089 - Are they gone? 914 01:06:33.023 --> 01:06:34.358 - I think so. 915 01:06:37.194 --> 01:06:40.597 [door screeching open] 916 01:07:10.227 --> 01:07:11.061 [glass breaking] 917 01:07:11.528 --> 01:07:15.499 [receding footsteps] 918 01:07:20.204 --> 01:07:21.471 - Freya? 919 01:07:25.709 --> 01:07:26.543 Sam? 920 01:07:35.085 --> 01:07:37.154 Possible sighting in the barn. 921 01:08:01.845 --> 01:08:11.821 [dramatic music] 922 01:08:14.958 --> 01:08:15.825 [pigeon cooing] 923 01:08:22.732 --> 01:08:23.700 False alarm. 924 01:08:23.800 --> 01:08:24.634 Over. 925 01:08:26.870 --> 01:08:28.172 - Copy that. 926 01:08:38.248 --> 01:08:39.183 [booting up sound] 927 01:08:41.718 --> 01:08:45.822 [dramatic tone] 928 01:08:47.757 --> 01:08:53.363 [foreboding music] 929 01:09:01.171 --> 01:09:10.447 [foreboding music] 930 01:09:19.289 --> 01:09:21.325 [robotic whirring] 931 01:09:40.176 --> 01:09:41.878 [robotic whirring] 932 01:09:49.018 --> 01:09:50.720 The ground's been cleared. 933 01:09:50.820 --> 01:09:52.289 Anything to report? 934 01:09:53.557 --> 01:09:55.725 [heavy breathing 935 01:09:58.295 --> 01:09:59.195 [groaning] 936 01:09:59.296 --> 01:10:02.832 [heavy breathing] 937 01:10:02.932 --> 01:10:06.270 [robotic footsteps] 938 01:10:06.770 --> 01:10:09.873 [crying] 939 01:10:11.875 --> 01:10:13.577 [gasping] 940 01:10:13.677 --> 01:10:16.380 I repeat, anything to report? 941 01:10:17.347 --> 01:10:19.115 [gasping] 942 01:10:19.215 --> 01:10:20.517 - No. 943 01:10:23.620 --> 01:10:24.788 - No. Please. 944 01:10:24.888 --> 01:10:26.256 Please, no. 945 01:10:26.356 --> 01:10:27.090 [clicks] 946 01:10:27.190 --> 01:10:27.924 No. 947 01:10:28.024 --> 01:10:30.193 [woman screaming] 948 01:10:31.795 --> 01:10:35.899 [electric buzzing] 949 01:10:42.672 --> 01:10:43.807 - En route to barn. 950 01:10:46.310 --> 01:10:47.977 - The safe isn't here, Leo. 951 01:10:48.077 --> 01:10:49.379 - You don't know that? 952 01:10:49.479 --> 01:10:51.715 - There's literally nowhere else to search. 953 01:11:01.925 --> 01:11:03.026 - The cellar. 954 01:11:04.328 --> 01:11:05.529 - What cellar? 955 01:11:05.629 --> 01:11:07.631 - Robin's mom locked him in a cellar. 956 01:11:08.264 --> 01:11:09.666 - What are you talking about? 957 01:11:09.766 --> 01:11:11.601 - Well there must be an underground space down there somewhere. 958 01:11:12.201 --> 01:11:13.637 That's where he's hiding the money. 959 01:11:17.374 --> 01:11:21.678 [eerie music] 960 01:11:25.582 --> 01:11:27.784 [coughing] 961 01:11:41.197 --> 01:11:43.066 [coughing] 962 01:11:47.471 --> 01:11:52.909 [dramatic music] 963 01:11:53.477 --> 01:11:54.310 [blade slicing] 964 01:12:02.452 --> 01:12:11.761 [pensive music] 965 01:12:11.861 --> 01:12:13.530 - What are you doing? 966 01:12:13.630 --> 01:12:15.799 - This is the only room we haven't searched fully. 967 01:12:17.567 --> 01:12:19.135 - What if he wakes up? 968 01:12:19.235 --> 01:12:20.169 - Well, he won't. 969 01:12:20.269 --> 01:12:21.137 Trust me. 970 01:12:26.042 --> 01:12:27.076 [groaning] 971 01:12:33.550 --> 01:12:34.283 [dramatic tone] 972 01:12:34.384 --> 01:12:35.118 [whirring] 973 01:12:35.218 --> 01:12:37.954 [gasping] 974 01:12:38.054 --> 01:12:39.656 [dramatic tone] 975 01:12:41.591 --> 01:12:42.659 - No. 976 01:12:43.192 --> 01:12:44.828 [blow torch hissing] 977 01:12:44.928 --> 01:12:52.636 [man screaming] 978 01:12:55.405 --> 01:13:01.010 [man screaming] 979 01:13:10.820 --> 01:13:12.055 [floorboard creaking] 980 01:13:13.356 --> 01:13:16.560 [floorboard creaking] 981 01:13:30.707 --> 01:13:32.208 - This has to be it. 982 01:13:34.678 --> 01:13:36.079 [creaking door] 983 01:13:40.617 --> 01:13:44.721 [footsteps] 984 01:13:48.424 --> 01:13:49.993 [foreboding music] 985 01:13:50.093 --> 01:13:52.228 [robotic whirring and clicking] 986 01:14:01.337 --> 01:14:04.641 [footsteps] 987 01:14:23.693 --> 01:14:24.728 - We're getting close. 988 01:14:24.828 --> 01:14:25.895 I know it. 989 01:14:32.702 --> 01:14:34.203 We are on the verge of something 990 01:14:34.303 --> 01:14:36.272 that's going to change our lives forever. 991 01:14:36.706 --> 01:14:38.575 We've come too far to turn back now. 992 01:14:38.675 --> 01:14:41.778 Look, we get the money, we get out, 993 01:14:41.878 --> 01:14:43.179 and we don't look back. 994 01:14:43.613 --> 01:14:44.447 Okay? 995 01:14:47.517 --> 01:14:53.222 [foreboding music] 996 01:14:53.322 --> 01:14:56.192 [distant water streaming] 997 01:15:14.744 --> 01:15:19.415 [water dripping] 998 01:15:39.769 --> 01:15:41.605 - There's no safe down here. 999 01:15:43.239 --> 01:15:44.440 - Let's keep going. 1000 01:15:46.209 --> 01:15:47.611 [cellar door sound] 1001 01:16:04.527 --> 01:16:05.461 It's okay. 1002 01:16:06.429 --> 01:16:07.463 We're alone. 1003 01:16:16.205 --> 01:16:17.040 [distant thud] 1004 01:16:31.955 --> 01:16:32.689 [gasp] 1005 01:16:32.789 --> 01:16:35.524 [dramatic music] 1006 01:16:39.829 --> 01:16:40.830 - Leo! 1007 01:16:42.298 --> 01:16:43.132 [screaming] 1008 01:16:44.233 --> 01:16:45.735 [running] 1009 01:16:45.835 --> 01:16:47.536 [breathing rapidly] 1010 01:16:48.738 --> 01:16:49.472 [door creaks] 1011 01:16:49.572 --> 01:16:59.082 [panting] 1012 01:16:59.716 --> 01:17:00.583 Leo! 1013 01:17:00.950 --> 01:17:01.885 Leo please! 1014 01:17:01.985 --> 01:17:02.686 - Lexi! 1015 01:17:02.786 --> 01:17:03.486 - Over here! 1016 01:17:03.586 --> 01:17:04.754 Over here. Over here. 1017 01:17:05.855 --> 01:17:07.090 - I'm going to get you out! 1018 01:17:07.190 --> 01:17:08.557 - Leo! 1019 01:17:08.658 --> 01:17:09.993 Leo! 1020 01:17:10.493 --> 01:17:11.360 [screaming] 1021 01:17:11.828 --> 01:17:13.897 [intense musical buildup] 1022 01:17:13.997 --> 01:17:14.998 [bangs] 1023 01:17:15.331 --> 01:17:16.065 - What's going on? 1024 01:17:16.165 --> 01:17:17.033 - Please! 1025 01:17:17.200 --> 01:17:18.802 [intense musical buildup] 1026 01:17:18.902 --> 01:17:20.169 [screams] 1027 01:17:20.269 --> 01:17:21.370 [woman crying 1028 01:17:23.139 --> 01:17:25.574 [woman crying] 1029 01:17:25.675 --> 01:17:26.710 Please. 1030 01:17:26.810 --> 01:17:27.711 Please. 1031 01:17:27.811 --> 01:17:28.845 [metal clanking] 1032 01:17:30.346 --> 01:17:31.815 [slashing] 1033 01:17:33.683 --> 01:17:40.690 [wheezing] 1034 01:17:49.198 --> 01:17:50.266 Leo. 1035 01:17:50.366 --> 01:17:51.567 Leo look. 1036 01:17:52.802 --> 01:17:54.070 This is it. 1037 01:17:55.304 --> 01:17:56.539 - I told you. 1038 01:17:56.639 --> 01:17:58.041 I told you. 1039 01:17:59.275 --> 01:18:00.409 This is our chance. 1040 01:18:08.952 --> 01:18:10.119 Here we go. 1041 01:18:12.221 --> 01:18:16.025 [keypad beeping] 1042 01:18:23.199 --> 01:18:24.200 Oh, fuck! 1043 01:18:24.934 --> 01:18:26.870 - What are we going to do? 1044 01:18:26.970 --> 01:18:27.904 - I don't know. 1045 01:18:28.637 --> 01:18:29.973 - We need 6 digits. 1046 01:18:30.073 --> 01:18:31.340 They can't just be random, right? 1047 01:18:31.440 --> 01:18:32.842 What has 6 digits? 1048 01:18:33.376 --> 01:18:34.210 - A date. 1049 01:18:35.879 --> 01:18:36.946 - Aidan's birthday? 1050 01:18:38.347 --> 01:18:40.416 [keypad beeping] 1051 01:18:49.826 --> 01:18:50.860 - Robin. 1052 01:18:53.529 --> 01:18:57.000 Robin was born on May 3rd. 1053 01:18:57.100 --> 01:19:00.203 He was 11 in 1990, so he was born in 19? 1054 01:19:00.303 --> 01:19:01.570 - '79. 1055 01:19:04.307 --> 01:19:06.009 [keypad beeping] 1056 01:19:06.109 --> 01:19:06.943 [safe chimes] 1057 01:19:19.388 --> 01:19:21.157 - No. No. No. No. No. No. 1058 01:19:21.257 --> 01:19:23.059 - You said he was loaded. 1059 01:19:23.159 --> 01:19:24.961 There's nothing in here, Leo! 1060 01:19:25.061 --> 01:19:26.762 - It doesn't make any sense! 1061 01:19:28.197 --> 01:19:28.965 [loud banging] 1062 01:19:29.065 --> 01:19:32.201 [wheezing] 1063 01:19:33.169 --> 01:19:37.440 [whimpering] 1064 01:19:41.811 --> 01:19:43.479 - How are we going to get out of this? 1065 01:19:46.382 --> 01:19:47.216 - I don't know. 1066 01:19:48.351 --> 01:19:49.518 I don't know. 1067 01:19:49.986 --> 01:19:52.021 [whimpering] 1068 01:19:53.256 --> 01:19:54.190 But I promise you, 1069 01:19:54.290 --> 01:19:56.259 I'm going to get us both out of here. 1070 01:19:57.260 --> 01:19:58.094 I love you, Lex. 1071 01:19:58.194 --> 01:20:00.763 [whimpering] 1072 01:20:02.932 --> 01:20:03.933 - I love... [dramatic tone] 1073 01:20:06.569 --> 01:20:07.470 - Lex! 1074 01:20:11.507 --> 01:20:13.442 [gasping] 1075 01:20:13.542 --> 01:20:14.777 It's okay. 1076 01:20:14.878 --> 01:20:15.811 It's okay. 1077 01:20:15.912 --> 01:20:16.812 [choking] 1078 01:20:16.913 --> 01:20:17.713 Lexi. 1079 01:20:17.813 --> 01:20:19.148 I'm so sorry, Lexi 1080 01:20:19.248 --> 01:20:20.083 [gasping] 1081 01:20:20.183 --> 01:20:21.885 It's okay. It's okay. It's okay 1082 01:20:25.855 --> 01:20:26.689 It's alright. 1083 01:20:26.789 --> 01:20:27.623 It's alright. 1084 01:20:28.091 --> 01:20:28.925 It's alright. 1085 01:20:32.561 --> 01:20:33.329 [gasping] 1086 01:20:33.429 --> 01:20:36.065 [tense music] 1087 01:20:36.165 --> 01:20:37.466 [robotic whirring] 1088 01:20:37.566 --> 01:20:45.909 [intense music buildup] 1089 01:20:46.009 --> 01:20:46.842 [whack] 1090 01:20:53.516 --> 01:20:56.585 [Robotic whirring] 1091 01:21:07.396 --> 01:21:08.397 I'm sorry. 1092 01:21:10.533 --> 01:21:11.367 [robotic whirring] 1093 01:21:12.068 --> 01:21:13.136 I'm so sorry. 1094 01:21:14.904 --> 01:21:16.372 [glass shattering] 1095 01:21:18.474 --> 01:21:19.875 [water dripping] 1096 01:21:36.859 --> 01:21:37.793 Help! 1097 01:21:38.661 --> 01:21:39.895 Aidan! 1098 01:21:40.629 --> 01:21:42.731 Someone help me, please! 1099 01:21:43.366 --> 01:21:47.003 [robotic voice] - Calling for help down here, 1100 01:21:47.603 --> 01:21:49.505 it's no use. 1101 01:21:51.174 --> 01:21:54.177 I would spend days on end, 1102 01:21:54.343 --> 01:21:59.015 locked down here, screaming for my father's help. 1103 01:21:59.382 --> 01:22:02.618 In my mother's eyes, a night in this place 1104 01:22:02.718 --> 01:22:06.255 is a suitable punishment for a boy who lies. 1105 01:22:06.355 --> 01:22:08.124 - What do you want from me? 1106 01:22:08.691 --> 01:22:10.193 You've kept me alive. 1107 01:22:10.293 --> 01:22:11.727 Are you going to let me go? 1108 01:22:11.961 --> 01:22:13.629 - That depends. 1109 01:22:14.130 --> 01:22:15.064 - On what? 1110 01:22:15.464 --> 01:22:18.267 - On whether your lies continue. 1111 01:22:19.402 --> 01:22:20.536 - What lies? 1112 01:22:22.605 --> 01:22:24.373 - Why are you here? 1113 01:22:25.341 --> 01:22:27.310 - I came to patch things up with my uncle. 1114 01:22:27.410 --> 01:22:28.344 [nail gun firing] 1115 01:22:28.444 --> 01:22:29.412 [man screaming] 1116 01:22:29.512 --> 01:22:30.646 [dramatic music] 1117 01:22:31.114 --> 01:22:32.515 [man screaming] 1118 01:22:34.183 --> 01:22:35.451 [gasping] 1119 01:22:35.618 --> 01:22:38.654 - Sometimes simply leaving me down here 1120 01:22:38.754 --> 01:22:41.624 wasn't punishment enough. 1121 01:22:42.491 --> 01:22:43.692 - Help me! 1122 01:22:44.293 --> 01:22:48.464 - Sometimes she took my torture further. 1123 01:22:49.165 --> 01:22:51.834 For we must not lie. 1124 01:22:52.668 --> 01:22:54.370 Why are you here? 1125 01:22:54.470 --> 01:22:55.638 - I told you! 1126 01:22:57.073 --> 01:22:59.108 - You lied. 1127 01:23:00.476 --> 01:23:03.212 Why are you really here? 1128 01:23:06.849 --> 01:23:07.750 [nail gun firing] 1129 01:23:07.850 --> 01:23:09.818 [man screaming] 1130 01:23:11.287 --> 01:23:12.455 - The money! 1131 01:23:13.156 --> 01:23:14.090 The money. 1132 01:23:15.224 --> 01:23:17.226 I came to take Aidan's money. 1133 01:23:18.661 --> 01:23:20.829 - Who are you? 1134 01:23:24.100 --> 01:23:25.634 - I'm his nephew. 1135 01:23:27.070 --> 01:23:30.773 - But that's not true either, is it? 1136 01:23:32.741 --> 01:23:33.842 - What are you talking about? 1137 01:23:33.942 --> 01:23:34.877 I'm Leo. 1138 01:23:34.977 --> 01:23:36.645 I'm Aidan's nephew. 1139 01:23:36.745 --> 01:23:38.414 [nail gun firing] [man screaming] 1140 01:23:40.716 --> 01:23:41.850 [crying] 1141 01:23:42.818 --> 01:23:45.854 - You're an imposter. 1142 01:23:47.223 --> 01:23:50.126 True or false? 1143 01:23:51.394 --> 01:23:55.331 No more lies. 1144 01:24:00.269 --> 01:24:02.205 - I'm not related to him. 1145 01:24:03.706 --> 01:24:06.342 His nephew's name is Max. 1146 01:24:06.842 --> 01:24:08.444 Max Retherford. 1147 01:24:10.313 --> 01:24:12.348 I used to work here. 1148 01:24:15.418 --> 01:24:20.289 I was the groundskeeper 6 years ago, before his accident. 1149 01:24:21.890 --> 01:24:24.860 I overheard Aidan on the phone one day. 1150 01:24:24.960 --> 01:24:27.230 He mentioned how he didn't trust banks 1151 01:24:27.863 --> 01:24:30.766 and how he kept every penny that he owned in his safe. 1152 01:24:32.735 --> 01:24:34.337 Things were different for me then. 1153 01:24:34.437 --> 01:24:36.004 I wasn't desperate for cash. 1154 01:24:37.173 --> 01:24:40.476 But what he said on the phone that day stayed with me. 1155 01:24:43.579 --> 01:24:44.647 When I first heard the news that 1156 01:24:44.747 --> 01:24:46.549 Aidan had lost his memory, 1157 01:24:47.015 --> 01:24:48.651 I no longer worked here. 1158 01:24:54.590 --> 01:24:55.591 I couldn't help but imagine 1159 01:24:55.691 --> 01:24:59.595 what it'd be like to come back to the house 1160 01:24:59.695 --> 01:25:03.166 and pretend I was his long-lost nephew. 1161 01:25:03.866 --> 01:25:07.136 The nephew he'd complained so much about over the years. 1162 01:25:11.540 --> 01:25:13.041 He talked so much about Max, 1163 01:25:13.142 --> 01:25:15.844 that becoming him seemed like it would be easy. 1164 01:25:17.746 --> 01:25:19.548 I felt like I knew him. 1165 01:25:23.152 --> 01:25:26.222 I memorized so many small details. 1166 01:25:26.322 --> 01:25:28.157 The summers they spent together, 1167 01:25:28.257 --> 01:25:29.958 Max's anger towards him, 1168 01:25:30.058 --> 01:25:32.228 the years they'd gone without speaking. 1169 01:25:34.029 --> 01:25:37.433 His nephew has sworn never to return to Oakwood House. 1170 01:25:40.369 --> 01:25:43.038 I came up with the idea of pretending 1171 01:25:43.138 --> 01:25:46.209 that his long lost nephew wanted to patch things up. 1172 01:25:48.277 --> 01:25:51.714 It would give me the time and access that I needed. 1173 01:25:54.049 --> 01:25:56.719 But it was the biggest mistake of my life. 1174 01:25:58.187 --> 01:25:59.255 I've lost everything. 1175 01:26:01.257 --> 01:26:02.358 It's all my fault. 1176 01:26:04.793 --> 01:26:05.761 It's all my fault. 1177 01:26:06.028 --> 01:26:06.862 [crying] 1178 01:26:08.231 --> 01:26:11.700 [robotic footsteps] 1179 01:26:13.402 --> 01:26:17.773 - I used to cry and beg my mother 1180 01:26:17.873 --> 01:26:22.010 for forgiveness just like you. 1181 01:26:24.980 --> 01:26:30.453 I got beaten more and more with every tear. 1182 01:26:33.722 --> 01:26:36.892 One night she beat me within an inch of my life. 1183 01:26:38.227 --> 01:26:40.596 [robotic whirring] 1184 01:26:40.696 --> 01:26:46.269 I, too, will show you no mercy. 1185 01:26:47.336 --> 01:26:50.839 [intense music buildup] 1186 01:26:51.740 --> 01:26:58.247 No lie must go unpunished. 1187 01:27:04.186 --> 01:27:06.422 - Time to do what your mother couldn't. 1188 01:27:07.122 --> 01:27:09.625 This is for Lexie. 1189 01:27:09.725 --> 01:27:10.959 [gunshot] 1190 01:27:11.260 --> 01:27:12.828 [blood splattering] 1191 01:27:27.175 --> 01:27:28.277 [gunshot] 1192 01:27:30.513 --> 01:27:31.614 [gunshot] 1193 01:27:38.521 --> 01:27:46.529 [somber music] 1194 01:27:53.168 --> 01:27:59.975 [somber music] 1195 01:28:00.075 --> 01:28:03.379 [thud echoing] 1196 01:28:16.959 --> 01:28:19.362 [beeping] 1197 01:28:20.228 --> 01:28:21.263 [robot powering down] 1198 01:28:29.472 --> 01:28:39.515 [intense music buildup] 1199 01:28:45.988 --> 01:28:56.031 [intense music buildup] 1200 01:28:58.567 --> 01:29:08.477 [intense music buildup] 1201 01:29:08.577 --> 01:29:12.881 - Welcome back, my boy. 1202 01:29:12.981 --> 01:29:18.020 [tense music] 1203 01:29:18.120 --> 01:29:19.555 Welcome back. 1204 01:29:41.544 --> 01:29:45.648 [closing credit music] 1205 01:31:23.579 --> 01:31:26.081 [END]