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Yeah, no, I know, but when
you tell me to do something,

2
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I'm gonna do it, so I'm
e-mailing him right now.

3
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Well, I don't know how
quick he's gonna get back

4
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'cause you know sometimes
he doesn't check, so...

5
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Yeah, and after the poetry
reading, I'm not going home.

6
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I mean, it's my birthday,
so I want to go to a club.

7
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No, Simon, I'm not
gonna lie to her.

8
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I'm just not gonna tell her.

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Let me go park the truck.

10
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- See you later, all right?
- Okay.

11
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Hi, Dorothea, how are you?

12
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I'm good, thanks for asking.

13
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So I'll just call, I guess,
and get extra tickets.

14
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Yeah, sure.

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<i>- I'll</i> do it right now.
- Hey, you.

16
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Simon.

17
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Yeah.

18
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- Hi, Simon.
- Yeah.

19
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He says, "Call me."

20
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Yeah, yeah, she just got home.

21
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I'm sure she can hear you,
she's standing right here.

22
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- Hey, Luke.
- How's it going, Clary?

23
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- No, I'll get dressed quick.
- Do you want some coffee?

24
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If we keep talking,
I'm gonna be late.

25
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Yeah, I'll meet you there. Bye.

26
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Did you just use the...

27
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How are you feeling?

28
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Fine, why?

29
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You make sure you come
straight home tonight.

30
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Mom, come on. Just
a poetry reading.

31
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I know.

32
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Bye.

33
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You need to talk
to her, Jocelyn.

34
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She's not ready, not yet.

35
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Yes, she is.

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You're not.

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By the way, thanks for doing this.
His poetry means a lot to him.

38
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That's what friends are for.

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<i>"Come.</i>

40
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<i>"My faux juggernaut.</i>

41
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<i>"My nefarious loins."</i>

42
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<i>"Slather."</i>

43
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<i>"Every protuberance
with arid zeal."</i>

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<i>"Agony."</i>

45
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<i>"Agony."</i>

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<i>"Torment"</i>

47
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I can't listen to this.
You want another coffee?

48
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Yeah.

49
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<i>"Like tiny crocus
petals whisper death".</i>

50
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Cappuccino and espresso.

51
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<i>"Rain drowns the earth".</i>

52
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- Hi.
- Hey.

53
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<i>"Shivering breezes weave
through a morbid tapestry"</i>

54
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<i>"of festering disease."</i>

55
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<i>"Turgid is my torment".</i>

56
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There you go.

57
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Thank you.

58
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<i>"Rain drowns the</i> earth..."

59
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That blonde girl over there was
totally flirting with you.

60
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Ask her out.

61
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- Nah, it wouldn't be fair.
- Why?

62
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Well, because...

63
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Because I'm saving
myself for someone else.

64
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Who?

65
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<i>"...Is my torment."</i>

66
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Hey.

67
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<i>Thank you, thank you very much.</i>

68
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<i>Thank you.</i>

69
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Think he's getting worse. As his
friend, you should probably tell him.

70
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Maybe his poetry is great,
we just don't know it yet.

71
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Hey.

72
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Let's go in here.

73
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I want to ask what
that symbol means.

74
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Clary, we'll never get in.

75
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Such the eternal optimist.

76
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This is so not like you.

77
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Just go with it for once.

78
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Hi. What does that symbol mean?

79
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- What symbol?
- Yeah, what symbol?

80
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- It's right there. You don't... You don't see it?
- No.

81
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Hey, that was cool.

82
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Yeah, we're fitting in.

83
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Move it, go with it.

84
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Clary, you want a drink?

85
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Yeah.

86
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Clary, Clary, what is it?

87
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You didn't see that?

88
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I know what I saw. They killed
the guy that let us in the club.

89
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- Did you drink something?
- Yeah... No, Simon.

90
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You know, I've heard sometimes they pump
hallucinogenic stuff into the air vents

91
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to make sure people
have a good time.

92
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Okay, then how come you're fine?
Did we breathe different air?

93
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I don't know. Let's
just go home.

94
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- You okay?
- Yeah, fine.

95
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You've been sleeping all day.

96
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And you didn't come home
till late last night.

97
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Yeah, well, I'm home, okay?

98
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Well, you can't go.

99
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Well, I sold another painting. I
wanted to celebrate with you.

100
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To what, your one buyer?

101
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Who is this guy anyway? He probably just
buys your stuff 'cause he's into you.

102
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I'm sure you'll just string him
along like you do with Luke.

103
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- You really want to have that conversation?
- What's that supposed to mean?

104
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- Simon.
- He's like my brother.

105
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I doubt he feels that way.

106
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Okay, well, I'm gonna go.

107
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- No, no, you can't.
- This is ridiculous.

108
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- Where are you going?
- I'm just going to Java Jones.

109
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- Jesus!
- No, just me.

110
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Come on, Simon.

111
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Clary. There's something I
want to tell you, okay?

112
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We can talk about this later.

113
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Bye, Mrs. Fray.

114
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Look, suddenly I'm drawing
hundreds of these things,

115
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and I have no idea
what they are.

116
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I don't know. I think I'm
going out of my mind.

117
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You know, maybe you're like
the guy in <i>Close</i> Encounters.

118
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Everybody thought he was paranoid, and
then there turned out to be, well...

119
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UFO, reasonable, like...

120
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Oh, God, this isn't happening.

121
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- What?
- This isn't happening.

122
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Okay, now you're
freaking me out.

123
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<i>(flaw, are you...</i>

124
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What are you looking at?

125
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Wait here.

126
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Where's the Cup, Jocie?

127
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How did you find me?

128
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You can thank your
daughter for that.

129
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Why can I see you and
no one else can?

130
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I was going to ask you
the same question.

131
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I don't even know why I'm talking to you.
You're a killer, a cold-blooded killer.

132
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As opposed to a
peace-loving killer?

133
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I know what I saw.

134
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You think you know.

135
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Why am I drawing this?

136
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So I was right,
you're not a mundane.

137
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Excuse me? What's a mundane?

138
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- Someone from the human world.
- If I'm not a human, then what am I?

139
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Go find the Cup.

140
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- When did this start?
- No, no. Why am I drawing this?

141
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Answer me!

142
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Simon.

143
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Maybe you should answer that.
Could be your boyfriend.

144
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- He's not my boyfriend.
- Does he know that?

145
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Please. It's annoying.

146
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Mom, I'm coming home.

147
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No, no, no. You can't come home. You
understand me? You don't come home.

148
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<i>You call Luke. Tell him Valentine's
alive and that he found me.</i>

149
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<i>I love you.</i>

150
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<i>- Mom!
- No, no!</i>

151
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Mom!

152
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You tell Valentine he'll
never have the Cup.

153
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Don't you... Don't drink...
Come here! Don't... What?

154
00:14:15.731 --> 00:14:17.066
Come on.

155
00:14:36.085 --> 00:14:37.127
Hey.

156
00:14:37.962 --> 00:14:40.256
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You okay?

157
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All right, look, don't
move, all right?

158
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Mom?

159
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Mom?

160
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Come on. Come on.

161
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That's enough! That's enough.
That's enough.

162
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It's dead.

163
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What the hell was that?

164
00:18:05.878 --> 00:18:08.005
You wouldn't believe
me if I told you.

165
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Try me.

166
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It was a demon.

167
00:18:16.096 --> 00:18:17.556
You're right.

168
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I don't believe you.

169
00:18:21.018 --> 00:18:22.603
And that thing,

170
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that you saw me kill
at the club, that...

171
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That was also a demon.

172
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Demons can take possession
of any living creature.

173
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You can't trust anyone.

174
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Even people you think you know.

175
00:18:35.657 --> 00:18:37.743
So, why should I trust you?

176
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I did just save your life.

177
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Dorothea, open up, please.

178
00:18:53.383 --> 00:18:54.426
Can you...

179
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Do you know what
happened to my mom?

180
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Do you?

181
00:19:07.523 --> 00:19:10.609
- Wait, you can see this guy?
- Of course she can. She's a witch.

182
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Downgraded from a gingerbread
house to a one-bedroom?

183
00:19:18.242 --> 00:19:19.660
Do you know where my mom is?

184
00:19:19.743 --> 00:19:21.328
Sorry. I have no idea.

185
00:19:21.411 --> 00:19:24.081
Well, she mentioned a name...
Valentine.

186
00:19:25.541 --> 00:19:27.042
- You better leave.
- No, please.

187
00:19:27.125 --> 00:19:29.962
Not until you tell me
something, anything.

188
00:19:59.533 --> 00:20:01.493
Let's see what the
cards have to say.

189
00:20:01.910 --> 00:20:04.150
I'm sorry, but you know that
I don't believe in any of...

190
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Sit.

191
00:20:07.916 --> 00:20:09.501
Run your hands over the cards.

192
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My mom painted these.

193
00:20:16.174 --> 00:20:17.843
Yes. They were a gift.

194
00:20:19.219 --> 00:20:21.889
Let's see which
card gets picked.

195
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The Ace of Cups.

196
00:20:51.001 --> 00:20:52.920
- That's the Mortal Cup.
- So?

197
00:20:53.003 --> 00:20:54.087
Ignore him.

198
00:20:54.171 --> 00:20:56.891
It's a Mortal Instrument, one of the
three holy objects of my people.

199
00:20:56.915 --> 00:20:57.758
What's it doing here?

200
00:20:57.841 --> 00:21:00.122
I don't understand what any of
this has to do with my mom.

201
00:21:00.177 --> 00:21:03.096
Your mother was a
Shadowhunter, like him.

202
00:21:03.513 --> 00:21:05.474
No, my mom is a painter.

203
00:21:05.557 --> 00:21:07.726
She never told you any
of this, did she?

204
00:21:07.809 --> 00:21:11.647
All I know is that she's gone, and I have
no idea where to start looking for her.

205
00:21:15.067 --> 00:21:16.526
Let me read you.

206
00:21:39.549 --> 00:21:42.135
There's something
blocking your mind.

207
00:21:42.552 --> 00:21:45.806
My guess is your mother hired someone
very skilled to protect you.

208
00:21:45.889 --> 00:21:47.933
- From what?
- Your own memories.

209
00:21:49.101 --> 00:21:50.227
Why?

210
00:21:50.310 --> 00:21:53.271
I don't remember anything
she'd want me to forget.

211
00:22:13.750 --> 00:22:14.876
Wait.

212
00:22:15.877 --> 00:22:17.421
Nice to meet you.

213
00:22:30.600 --> 00:22:31.852
What the hell?

214
00:22:32.519 --> 00:22:33.979
You scared me.

215
00:22:34.062 --> 00:22:36.189
What the hell happened here?

216
00:22:37.441 --> 00:22:39.026
- My mom's missing.
- What?

217
00:22:39.109 --> 00:22:41.945
Someone took her and
destroyed the place.

218
00:22:43.697 --> 00:22:45.615
Well... So...

219
00:22:46.908 --> 00:22:49.578
This guy is helping me find her,

220
00:22:49.661 --> 00:22:52.122
but you can't see him, and he...

221
00:22:53.290 --> 00:22:54.458
<i>CW“! .</i>

222
00:22:55.292 --> 00:22:56.501
Great.

223
00:22:56.585 --> 00:22:58.462
Okay, now I can't
see him, either.

224
00:23:00.130 --> 00:23:02.215
Jace Wayland, demon hunter.

225
00:23:04.968 --> 00:23:07.345
Simon Lewis, Keymaster.

226
00:23:07.429 --> 00:23:10.265
- Are you the Gatekeeper?
- I have no idea what you're talking about.

227
00:23:10.348 --> 00:23:13.060
Wait. What, so you
can see him now?

228
00:23:13.143 --> 00:23:15.143
- What? Of course I can see him.
- But I thought...

229
00:23:15.167 --> 00:23:16.772
- No...
- What are you talking about?

230
00:23:16.855 --> 00:23:18.398
This is so confusing.

231
00:23:19.149 --> 00:23:20.317
Who's this?

232
00:23:20.859 --> 00:23:22.861
That's my dad. He
died when I was two.

233
00:23:29.451 --> 00:23:31.036
<i>(Haw, a moment.</i>

234
00:23:31.119 --> 00:23:34.498
So, wait, your mom is gone,
and you're hanging around

235
00:23:34.581 --> 00:23:38.001
with some dyed-blond
wannabe Goth weirdo?

236
00:23:38.710 --> 00:23:40.295
Where'd you come
across this guy?

237
00:23:40.378 --> 00:23:43.840
- No, I didn't. He found me.
- What? He found you?

238
00:23:43.924 --> 00:23:46.218
- No, I know it sounds...
- You should check this.

239
00:23:46.301 --> 00:23:48.470
And for the record, my
hair is naturally blond.

240
00:23:51.098 --> 00:23:54.351
Clary, Clary, Clary... Simon?

241
00:23:55.060 --> 00:23:56.144
She called you?

242
00:23:57.646 --> 00:23:58.980
Why didn't you pick up?

243
00:23:59.481 --> 00:24:01.691
If I'd known it was serious,
I would have picked up.

244
00:24:01.775 --> 00:24:03.860
Well, how would you know
if you didn't pick it up?

245
00:24:06.863 --> 00:24:08.281
What's that?

246
00:24:11.243 --> 00:24:12.619
Nothing good.

247
00:24:13.161 --> 00:24:15.122
Do you have any idea
where she got this?

248
00:24:15.205 --> 00:24:16.998
I've got to find Luke.

249
00:24:28.218 --> 00:24:30.137
It's so weird. His truck's here.

250
00:24:30.428 --> 00:24:31.763
Come on. This way.

251
00:24:33.974 --> 00:24:36.852
- No, you wait here.
- Who made you the boss?

252
00:24:37.602 --> 00:24:40.397
It's okay. Just let us
know if anyone comes.

253
00:24:41.231 --> 00:24:45.193
I've known Luke all these years,
but I've never been down here.

254
00:24:54.828 --> 00:24:55.996
What?

255
00:24:56.538 --> 00:24:58.081
Come on, mate!

256
00:25:09.843 --> 00:25:11.511
Now, listen...

257
00:25:11.887 --> 00:25:14.848
All you got to do, mate,
is tell me the truth.

258
00:25:14.931 --> 00:25:17.350
I'm telling you, I don't
know where the Cup is.

259
00:25:17.434 --> 00:25:19.561
I know you and Jocie are close.

260
00:25:19.644 --> 00:25:21.438
I'm not stupid, am I?

261
00:25:21.897 --> 00:25:23.565
Don't answer that.

262
00:25:23.899 --> 00:25:27.444
Listen to me, mate. Just tell
me where the Mortal Cup is.

263
00:25:28.153 --> 00:25:30.030
And then Jocie will be fine.

264
00:25:30.113 --> 00:25:33.700
- Lukey, tell me. Tell me the truth.
- I don't know.

265
00:25:33.783 --> 00:25:35.869
You don't want to make me angry.

266
00:25:35.952 --> 00:25:38.163
- I'm telling you...
- Do you?

267
00:25:39.456 --> 00:25:43.084
I'm going to ask you again,
mate, where's the Cup, huh?

268
00:25:43.168 --> 00:25:44.669
I don't know.

269
00:25:44.836 --> 00:25:48.340
We all want the same thing,
Lukey boy, don't we?

270
00:25:48.423 --> 00:25:52.010
Difference is, I think
you know where it is.

271
00:25:52.219 --> 00:25:53.386
Don"[ you?

272
00:25:53.470 --> 00:25:55.472
Come on. Come on. Talk!

273
00:25:55.555 --> 00:25:58.308
- We need to go.
- No, please, you have to help him.

274
00:25:58.391 --> 00:25:59.684
You don't understand.

275
00:26:00.477 --> 00:26:02.062
They work for Valentine.

276
00:26:02.812 --> 00:26:05.774
- He's a dead man. I can't help him.
- He's like family.

277
00:26:05.857 --> 00:26:07.567
You know what's really amazing

278
00:26:07.651 --> 00:26:10.570
is how much you actually
look like a human.

279
00:26:11.154 --> 00:26:12.697
Isn't it great?

280
00:26:18.161 --> 00:26:19.329
Please.

281
00:26:19.412 --> 00:26:21.212
Are you gonna get mad?
You're going to change?

282
00:26:21.289 --> 00:26:22.666
I want to see you change.

283
00:26:23.833 --> 00:26:26.169
Show me how you can change. Huh?

284
00:26:26.253 --> 00:26:28.505
Look at that. Look at that.

285
00:26:30.257 --> 00:26:31.675
Dog boy's coming on.

286
00:26:31.758 --> 00:26:32.926
You want to hump my leg?

287
00:26:33.385 --> 00:26:35.679
You hump legs? You like that?

288
00:26:36.179 --> 00:26:38.098
You want to smell my derriere?

289
00:26:41.601 --> 00:26:43.603
I want to see you change!

290
00:26:44.437 --> 00:26:46.940
You just got to tell me
where Jocelyn hid the Cup.

291
00:26:47.023 --> 00:26:48.942
Then you can have her back.

292
00:26:49.025 --> 00:26:50.694
She'll be safe and sound.

293
00:26:53.363 --> 00:26:55.490
I don't want her back.

294
00:26:55.573 --> 00:26:57.158
I couldn't care less.

295
00:26:57.242 --> 00:27:02.580
I have spent years cozying up to that
woman and her brat for the Mortal Cup.

296
00:27:03.290 --> 00:27:05.333
Pangborn, listen to me.

297
00:27:05.417 --> 00:27:08.003
I want to be the one to
give her to Valentine.

298
00:27:08.128 --> 00:27:09.546
Yeah, right.

299
00:27:12.757 --> 00:27:15.218
You are making a big mistake.

300
00:27:15.302 --> 00:27:17.429
I don't believe you.
Do you believe him?

301
00:27:25.103 --> 00:27:26.646
- Clary, run!
- Clary, listen!

302
00:27:38.366 --> 00:27:40.535
Excuse me. Officer?

303
00:27:41.244 --> 00:27:43.204
I'd like to report a break-in.

304
00:27:43.747 --> 00:27:45.206
And a missing person.

305
00:28:25.455 --> 00:28:27.624
My friend's house got
broken into, and...

306
00:28:29.209 --> 00:28:31.419
- Her mom's missing.
- Oh, no.

307
00:28:31.920 --> 00:28:33.296
Run!

308
00:28:43.932 --> 00:28:46.267
- You killed two cops!
- They weren't cops.

309
00:28:46.351 --> 00:28:47.560
Let's go!

310
00:28:59.072 --> 00:29:00.323
<i>CW“! .</i>

311
00:29:01.324 --> 00:29:03.326
You can't stay here.
They'll find you.

312
00:29:04.702 --> 00:29:07.288
How could Luke say
that he didn't care?

313
00:29:07.372 --> 00:29:10.041
I've known him for as
long as I can remember.

314
00:29:10.125 --> 00:29:13.920
He used to read to me every night. He's
been picking me up at school for years.

315
00:29:14.003 --> 00:29:16.673
Look, maybe those
memories aren't real.

316
00:29:17.215 --> 00:29:19.342
Do you remember what I told you?

317
00:29:19.426 --> 00:29:21.344
You can't trust anyone.

318
00:29:22.521 --> 00:29:24.281
No, I need to find my mom.
I have to go home.

319
00:29:24.305 --> 00:29:26.745
- There must be something that I missed!
- Listen to me, okay?

320
00:29:26.828 --> 00:29:28.830
We'll figure this out, but
not here and not now.

321
00:29:28.913 --> 00:29:31.229
We need to get you
to a safe place.

322
00:29:31.396 --> 00:29:34.858
I'm a Shadowhunter, Clary, and I
will protect you with my life.

323
00:29:36.025 --> 00:29:38.319
There you guys are. I thought
you were right behind me.

324
00:29:38.403 --> 00:29:39.904
I thought I'd lost you.

325
00:29:39.988 --> 00:29:42.449
Okay. I'll follow you.

326
00:29:42.532 --> 00:29:44.742
Are you sure about that? 'Cause
he just killed two cops.

327
00:29:44.826 --> 00:29:46.035
Yeah, they weren't cops.

328
00:29:47.078 --> 00:29:49.122
They looked like
real cops to me.

329
00:29:49.205 --> 00:29:51.541
- They weren't real cops.
- Okay.

330
00:29:53.168 --> 00:29:55.462
So, where did they get the car?

331
00:29:58.631 --> 00:30:00.592
They weren't real cops.

332
00:30:10.643 --> 00:30:12.520
We'll be safe in here.

333
00:30:12.729 --> 00:30:14.397
What is this dump?

334
00:30:14.481 --> 00:30:16.274
This isn't a dump.

335
00:30:17.567 --> 00:30:19.444
You just can't see it.

336
00:30:49.891 --> 00:30:50.892
Hey!

337
00:30:53.019 --> 00:30:55.813
What the hell is going on?
What are they doing in here?

338
00:30:56.272 --> 00:30:57.774
- It's a demon bite.
- Clary.

339
00:30:58.441 --> 00:30:59.776
Jace, do something!

340
00:30:59.859 --> 00:31:03.780
Is this the part when you start tearing off
pieces of your shirt to bind my wounds?

341
00:31:04.531 --> 00:31:07.450
If you wanted me to take my clothes
off, you should've just asked.

342
00:31:16.751 --> 00:31:18.419
<i>It's just a fever.</i>

343
00:31:26.719 --> 00:31:28.638
Hey. Hey, she's waking up.

344
00:31:50.118 --> 00:31:53.913
I passed out, and you guys tattooed me?
Thought that only happened in Vegas.

345
00:31:53.997 --> 00:31:55.665
- It's not a tattoo.
- It's a rune.

346
00:31:55.748 --> 00:31:59.294
They have them for everything, they
make you invisible, strong, they heal.

347
00:31:59.377 --> 00:32:02.422
They also make you visible. That's
why I could suddenly see him.

348
00:32:02.505 --> 00:32:04.591
- Even if you're hungry...
- No.

349
00:32:06.801 --> 00:32:09.887
The fact that the rune had an effect
on you explains why you can see us.

350
00:32:09.971 --> 00:32:11.097
I don't get it.

351
00:32:11.180 --> 00:32:14.851
Mundanes can't survive the process. The
runes are too strong for them, so...

352
00:32:14.934 --> 00:32:16.978
Now we definitely know you
have Shadowhunter blood.

353
00:32:17.061 --> 00:32:18.771
Wait, it wasn't definite before?

354
00:32:18.855 --> 00:32:21.399
Well, it became definite
when she didn't die. Yes.

355
00:32:22.025 --> 00:32:24.068
Here, see if these fit.

356
00:32:24.152 --> 00:32:26.070
It's not every day we
get guests in here.

357
00:32:26.154 --> 00:32:27.947
Especially not girls.

358
00:32:30.617 --> 00:32:31.701
Yeah.

359
00:32:39.375 --> 00:32:41.252
Shouldn't we call the cops?

360
00:32:41.336 --> 00:32:43.212
I mean, the real ones.

361
00:32:43.546 --> 00:32:46.382
That's a great idea. I just don't
know why we haven't thought of that

362
00:32:46.466 --> 00:32:48.593
for the past thousand years.

363
00:32:49.927 --> 00:32:51.846
Hodge is ready for her.

364
00:32:52.764 --> 00:32:55.266
He wants to see her
alone in the library.

365
00:32:56.476 --> 00:32:57.769
Who's Hodge?

366
00:32:58.227 --> 00:32:59.896
He's in charge of the Institute.

367
00:33:00.605 --> 00:33:01.814
Okay, let's go.

368
00:33:02.440 --> 00:33:05.276
Hundreds of Shadowhunters
used to seek asylum here.

369
00:33:05.360 --> 00:33:07.111
But, as you can see,

370
00:33:07.403 --> 00:33:09.656
right now, we're the only ones.

371
00:33:09.739 --> 00:33:12.659
Without the Mortal Cup,
we're a dying breed.

372
00:33:13.159 --> 00:33:15.370
Either you're born
of a Shadowhunter,

373
00:33:15.453 --> 00:33:17.914
or you have to drink
from the Mortal Cup.

374
00:33:25.046 --> 00:33:26.422
You coming?

375
00:33:29.759 --> 00:33:32.178
Pretty far from
Brooklyn, isn't it?

376
00:33:33.221 --> 00:33:34.972
Stay away from Jace.

377
00:33:40.269 --> 00:33:42.522
You may find Hodge a
little eccentric,

378
00:33:42.605 --> 00:33:45.900
but he's one of the greatest
Shadowhunters that's ever lived.

379
00:33:45.983 --> 00:33:47.694
Here, give me that.

380
00:34:26.315 --> 00:34:28.234
Don't you think it's a bit risky

381
00:34:28.317 --> 00:34:31.571
inviting a complete stranger
into the heart of the Institute?

382
00:34:31.654 --> 00:34:34.240
No. I think we can trust her.

383
00:34:34.323 --> 00:34:35.867
And what about her
mundane friend?

384
00:34:35.950 --> 00:34:37.410
Well, that was impulsive.

385
00:34:37.827 --> 00:34:39.746
When you're impulsive,
things go badly.

386
00:34:45.251 --> 00:34:49.172
Just be careful, the rune to fix a
broken heart is the most painful one.

387
00:34:49.756 --> 00:34:52.550
They'll be out of here
in a day, I promise.

388
00:34:59.432 --> 00:35:00.683
Jace.

389
00:35:06.481 --> 00:35:08.441
She was one of the best,

390
00:35:08.733 --> 00:35:10.026
your mum.

391
00:35:10.693 --> 00:35:12.278
But I don't understand why...

392
00:35:12.361 --> 00:35:15.573
Yesterday you were
just a normal girl.

393
00:35:15.656 --> 00:35:17.241
Today you feel as though

394
00:35:17.325 --> 00:35:20.203
your whole world has
been turned upside down.

395
00:35:24.707 --> 00:35:27.210
There's only one thing
you need to know.

396
00:35:28.044 --> 00:35:31.047
The stories you were
told as a little girl

397
00:35:31.130 --> 00:35:33.049
about monsters, nightmares,

398
00:35:33.382 --> 00:35:36.427
legends whispered
around campfires...

399
00:35:37.887 --> 00:35:39.055
They're all true.

400
00:35:41.474 --> 00:35:43.226
- Demon?
- Yes.

401
00:35:47.563 --> 00:35:48.815
Demon?

402
00:35:48.898 --> 00:35:50.483
No. Werewolves aren't demons.

403
00:35:50.566 --> 00:35:52.985
We have a truce
with Downworlders.

404
00:35:53.069 --> 00:35:54.320
Downwo riders?

405
00:35:54.403 --> 00:35:57.198
What is that, like people
below 14th Street?

406
00:35:57.281 --> 00:35:59.617
Well, "Downworlders" pretty
much sums everything up,

407
00:35:59.700 --> 00:36:02.328
vampires, werewolves, Warlocks.

408
00:36:02.411 --> 00:36:04.163
Warlocks. Cool.

409
00:36:05.039 --> 00:36:06.833
So, how do you kill a zombie?

410
00:36:06.916 --> 00:36:08.000
We don't.

411
00:36:08.084 --> 00:36:09.836
Of course, they're already dead.

412
00:36:09.919 --> 00:36:11.712
No. They don't exist.

413
00:36:13.923 --> 00:36:16.509
So, that's the famous Cup
everyone's talking about.

414
00:36:16.592 --> 00:36:18.719
A replica. But yes.

415
00:36:20.847 --> 00:36:24.183
You know, Jace has got a
real chip on his shoulder.

416
00:36:24.267 --> 00:36:27.186
You would, too, if you saw your father
murdered when you were a child.

417
00:36:27.270 --> 00:36:29.021
If it weren't for
him, we'd be dead.

418
00:36:29.105 --> 00:36:32.358
He saved our lives more
times than I care to admit.

419
00:36:33.359 --> 00:36:34.527
Right.

420
00:36:40.324 --> 00:36:41.951
The legend goes,

421
00:36:42.577 --> 00:36:45.621
the Crusaders summoned an angel,

422
00:36:46.497 --> 00:36:48.124
the Angel Raziel.

423
00:36:48.833 --> 00:36:51.252
Raziel poured his
blood into a cup,

424
00:36:51.460 --> 00:36:54.964
and those who drank from it
became half angel, half human.

425
00:36:55.298 --> 00:36:56.799
Shadowhunters.

426
00:36:57.466 --> 00:37:00.428
As did their children and
their children's children.

427
00:37:00.803 --> 00:37:02.638
Beings of immense power,

428
00:37:02.763 --> 00:37:05.099
strong enough to restore balance

429
00:37:05.182 --> 00:37:08.561
and protect the world
in a war against evil.

430
00:37:08.644 --> 00:37:10.897
A war that can never be won,

431
00:37:12.106 --> 00:37:14.317
but must always be fought.

432
00:37:16.235 --> 00:37:18.404
Demons don't die easily.

433
00:37:19.822 --> 00:37:21.449
Whereas we,

434
00:37:21.532 --> 00:37:23.659
we remained all too mortal.

435
00:37:24.118 --> 00:37:27.413
Why didn't they just use the Cup
to create more Shadowhunters?

436
00:37:27.496 --> 00:37:29.123
Valentine's exact words.

437
00:37:29.540 --> 00:37:31.751
<i>The (Have, the
keepers of the Cup,</i>

438
00:37:31.834 --> 00:37:33.753
they were afraid of
using its power.

439
00:37:33.836 --> 00:37:36.797
They knew that hardly anyone
who drank from it survived.

440
00:37:37.673 --> 00:37:41.344
<i>Valentine Morgenstern drew a
circle of friends together,</i>

441
00:37:41.677 --> 00:37:44.597
<i>young, idealistic Shadowhunters,</i>

442
00:37:47.224 --> 00:37:50.686
<i>to help him steal the
Mortal Cup from the Clave.</i>

443
00:37:53.105 --> 00:37:55.816
<i>But he didn't want
to protect humanity.</i>

444
00:37:56.859 --> 00:38:00.446
<i>He believed there had to be an
evolution of Shadowhunters,</i>

445
00:38:00.529 --> 00:38:02.198
<i>something more powerful.</i>

446
00:38:02.281 --> 00:38:05.034
<i>He began experimenting,
using the Mortal Cup.</i>

447
00:38:06.160 --> 00:38:08.454
<i>He learned how to summon demons.</i>

448
00:38:10.623 --> 00:38:14.251
<i>He even injected himself with demon
blood so he could control them.</i>

449
00:38:15.544 --> 00:38:17.254
<i>He wanted to rule.</i>

450
00:38:19.215 --> 00:38:21.258
<i>Your mother, to prevent that,</i>

451
00:38:21.342 --> 00:38:23.636
<i>stole the Cup from him,</i>

452
00:38:23.719 --> 00:38:25.388
and vanished into thin air.

453
00:38:25.471 --> 00:38:28.432
But if she's the only one that
knows where the Cup is, then...

454
00:38:28.557 --> 00:38:30.226
Maybe she isn't.

455
00:38:30.309 --> 00:38:32.478
Maybe she told someone else.

456
00:38:33.980 --> 00:38:36.232
Someone who doesn't
know she knows.

457
00:38:40.945 --> 00:38:42.905
The Silent Brothers
are ready for her.

458
00:38:46.742 --> 00:38:48.160
Why didn't Hodge come with us?

459
00:38:48.244 --> 00:38:50.162
He hasn't left the
Institute in years.

460
00:38:50.246 --> 00:38:51.747
Some say it's a spell.

461
00:38:52.498 --> 00:38:54.000
He's agoraphobic.

462
00:39:00.047 --> 00:39:01.215
Is that him?

463
00:39:01.298 --> 00:39:03.259
No, that's Harold,
the groundskeeper.

464
00:39:04.385 --> 00:39:05.636
That's him.

465
00:39:18.607 --> 00:39:21.902
Are you sure you want to
go through with this?

466
00:39:24.613 --> 00:39:27.116
We will help you to remember.

467
00:40:14.497 --> 00:40:15.873
You'll wake the dead.

468
00:40:19.877 --> 00:40:23.297
I can't believe this place
is just outside the city.

469
00:40:38.479 --> 00:40:40.689
Welcome to the City of Bones.

470
00:40:47.488 --> 00:40:50.116
This is where the Silent
Brothers draw their power,

471
00:40:50.199 --> 00:40:53.035
from the bones and ashes
of Shadowhunters.

472
00:40:53.828 --> 00:40:55.746
All of them are buried here?

473
00:40:55.830 --> 00:40:57.915
Yes. One day,

474
00:40:58.916 --> 00:41:00.709
that's gonna be me.

475
00:41:10.386 --> 00:41:11.846
This is as far as I go.

476
00:41:11.929 --> 00:41:13.472
You'll be fine.

477
00:41:15.724 --> 00:41:17.726
So you've done this before?

478
00:41:19.353 --> 00:41:20.688
No.

479
00:41:33.284 --> 00:41:35.911
You must listen with your mind.

480
00:42:29.965 --> 00:42:31.217
Mom?

481
00:42:33.052 --> 00:42:34.136
Mom?

482
00:42:41.310 --> 00:42:42.686
Go. Go.

483
00:42:49.235 --> 00:42:50.819
Clary, this is Luke,

484
00:42:50.903 --> 00:42:52.696
my dearest friend.

485
00:42:52.947 --> 00:42:54.657
You can trust him.

486
00:42:54.782 --> 00:42:56.283
Hi, Clary.

487
00:42:59.119 --> 00:43:00.496
Don't tell.

488
00:43:11.632 --> 00:43:13.717
Don't touch that old thing.

489
00:43:15.511 --> 00:43:17.513
It's just an old cup, Clary.

490
00:43:24.061 --> 00:43:26.897
Clary! Clary, are you okay?

491
00:43:27.940 --> 00:43:29.149
<i>Gary'?</i>

492
00:43:34.822 --> 00:43:37.616
Your block is stronger
than I anticipated.

493
00:43:37.700 --> 00:43:40.369
It can only be undone by
the one who put it there.

494
00:43:40.703 --> 00:43:42.496
I have no idea who put it there.

495
00:43:42.579 --> 00:43:44.290
You wrote it.

496
00:43:51.880 --> 00:43:53.966
Your mind remembers
the inverted image.

497
00:43:54.049 --> 00:43:56.343
Just have to look
at it differently.

498
00:43:57.803 --> 00:43:59.555
"B-A-N-E."

499
00:44:01.265 --> 00:44:02.933
- Bane.
- Who?

500
00:44:03.017 --> 00:44:05.811
Magnus Bane. He's a warlock.
I should have known.

501
00:44:05.894 --> 00:44:07.896
Well, let's go talk to him then.

502
00:44:07.980 --> 00:44:09.481
Not like that.

503
00:44:10.232 --> 00:44:12.776
We're gonna need some
help from Isabelle.

504
00:44:13.235 --> 00:44:14.653
This is a top.

505
00:44:14.737 --> 00:44:16.238
It's a dress.

506
00:44:18.115 --> 00:44:19.992
I can't pull this off.

507
00:44:20.200 --> 00:44:21.827
Well, actually, with
the right shoes...

508
00:44:21.910 --> 00:44:23.370
No, I mean...

509
00:44:23.454 --> 00:44:26.165
This dress is so tight,
it's like a second skin.

510
00:44:27.791 --> 00:44:30.002
Don't you have anything else?

511
00:44:30.627 --> 00:44:32.671
If you go out looking
like your mundane self,

512
00:44:32.755 --> 00:44:35.049
we won't get within a hundred
feet of Magnus Bane.

513
00:44:35.132 --> 00:44:37.301
He's the High Warlock
of Brooklyn.

514
00:44:37.384 --> 00:44:39.470
Now, stop complaining,
come over here.

515
00:44:42.765 --> 00:44:43.932
Hold this.

516
00:44:47.019 --> 00:44:49.396
That guy Alec doesn't
like me very much.

517
00:44:49.480 --> 00:44:51.690
That guy Alec is my brother.

518
00:44:54.193 --> 00:44:56.945
Does Jace know how
Alec feels about him?

519
00:44:58.906 --> 00:45:00.741
Is it that obvious?

520
00:45:00.824 --> 00:45:03.035
It's really not
that big of a deal.

521
00:45:03.118 --> 00:45:04.995
It isn't to me either.

522
00:45:05.746 --> 00:45:08.624
But it is to the Clave.
I don't make the rules.

523
00:45:11.460 --> 00:45:13.629
See? You look pretty.

524
00:45:15.089 --> 00:45:17.549
How is being dressed like a
hooker gonna help me find my mom?

525
00:45:17.633 --> 00:45:20.010
Easy now, those are my clothes.

526
00:45:20.803 --> 00:45:22.221
Doesn't she look great, Alec?

527
00:45:22.304 --> 00:45:25.849
She looks like someone whose phone
number should be on a bathroom wall.

528
00:45:31.105 --> 00:45:32.981
I think you look great.

529
00:45:47.746 --> 00:45:49.832
Wait, I've been here.

530
00:46:20.279 --> 00:46:21.738
- Wait.
- What?

531
00:46:30.080 --> 00:46:31.540
Is that better?

532
00:46:31.623 --> 00:46:32.958
It's better.

533
00:46:47.473 --> 00:46:49.016
Well, well, well.

534
00:46:49.266 --> 00:46:50.434
Look-a here.

535
00:46:50.559 --> 00:46:53.228
I don't remember inviting any
children of the Nephilim.

536
00:46:53.312 --> 00:46:56.106
Magnus Bane. We need to talk.

537
00:46:56.565 --> 00:46:57.983
You know I don't like you guys.

538
00:46:58.066 --> 00:47:01.278
But I'll let you stay, but
only because of the hot one.

539
00:47:01.361 --> 00:47:02.946
- Thanks.
- Thank you.

540
00:47:03.030 --> 00:47:04.114
What?

541
00:47:05.324 --> 00:47:06.742
I meant him.

542
00:47:06.992 --> 00:47:08.660
The one with the blue eyes.

543
00:47:11.538 --> 00:47:13.499
<i>And because of (Haw.</i>

544
00:47:13.582 --> 00:47:15.709
Wait. How do you know her name?

545
00:47:15.792 --> 00:47:17.252
Come with me.

546
00:47:21.131 --> 00:47:23.050
- Where's your mother?
- She's missing.

547
00:47:24.426 --> 00:47:26.053
That explains it.

548
00:47:27.679 --> 00:47:31.099
Every year, she brought you here.
She never missed an appointment.

549
00:47:32.684 --> 00:47:35.729
Not every spell turns out as
perfect as the one I did on you.

550
00:47:38.607 --> 00:47:41.026
As soon as you started
drawing the angelic rune,

551
00:47:41.109 --> 00:47:43.529
it was a sign your
memory was surfacing.

552
00:47:43.612 --> 00:47:45.197
<i>I had built that into your mind</i>

553
00:47:45.280 --> 00:47:47.741
<i>so that she knew when
to bring you back.</i>

554
00:47:48.033 --> 00:47:49.993
<i>What you saw from
the shadow world,</i>

555
00:47:50.077 --> 00:47:52.246
you would forget,
even as you saw it.

556
00:47:52.996 --> 00:47:56.083
<i>But as you grew older, you needed
my treatment more frequently.</i>

557
00:47:56.542 --> 00:47:58.544
<i>She knew she had to
tell you one day,</i>

558
00:47:58.627 --> 00:47:59.795
<i>but until you were ready,</i>

559
00:48:00.128 --> 00:48:03.799
she wanted to keep the block on your mind.
It was exactly how she wanted it.

560
00:48:11.098 --> 00:48:13.058
How long do you think
we're gonna be here?

561
00:48:13.141 --> 00:48:14.351
Relax, Simon, okay?

562
00:48:20.482 --> 00:48:22.234
Don't drink that!

563
00:48:23.777 --> 00:48:26.071
Simon! Simon!

564
00:48:28.657 --> 00:48:30.158
It'll wear off over time.

565
00:48:30.242 --> 00:48:32.744
It's already wearing off,
or you wouldn't be here.

566
00:48:32.828 --> 00:48:34.329
I need to remember.

567
00:48:34.413 --> 00:48:38.166
My mom doesn't have time. Please,
there must be something you can do.

568
00:48:45.048 --> 00:48:48.510
You're the one who's been
buying all my mom's paintings.

569
00:48:50.387 --> 00:48:52.514
Why did you buy all of them?

570
00:48:52.598 --> 00:48:53.974
I knew she needed the money.

571
00:48:54.057 --> 00:48:55.475
You even have a
portrait of my dad.

572
00:48:57.936 --> 00:48:59.521
That's not your dad.

573
00:48:59.605 --> 00:49:01.356
He's a soldier who died in Iraq.

574
00:49:01.440 --> 00:49:03.358
Jocelyn never even met the guy.

575
00:49:03.442 --> 00:49:06.778
She was asked to paint his portrait,
but it was too painful for the widow.

576
00:49:06.862 --> 00:49:10.365
- She kept the picture so...
- She could pretend he was my dad.

577
00:49:12.326 --> 00:49:14.286
Everything she did,
she did for you.

578
00:49:14.369 --> 00:49:15.954
Your mother's whole existence,

579
00:49:16.038 --> 00:49:17.998
the running, the
hiding, the lies,

580
00:49:18.081 --> 00:49:19.958
were to keep you safe.

581
00:49:20.626 --> 00:49:23.128
Was anything she
ever told me true?

582
00:49:25.255 --> 00:49:28.216
There's a treasure map
inside your head, Clary.

583
00:49:28.300 --> 00:49:30.969
Find the Cup, and it will
lead you to your mother.

584
00:49:31.053 --> 00:49:32.596
They've taken Simon.

585
00:49:32.679 --> 00:49:34.348
- Who?
- Vampires.

586
00:49:36.558 --> 00:49:38.060
Just remember,

587
00:49:38.143 --> 00:49:41.271
it was Shadowhunters your
mother was running from.

588
00:49:42.689 --> 00:49:44.483
Let's go find Simon.

589
00:49:48.820 --> 00:49:51.031
We can't break into a vampire's
lair, we never learned.

590
00:49:51.114 --> 00:49:53.700
- Don't start again.
- Jace, you know the rules.

591
00:49:53.784 --> 00:49:56.504
Guys, what are we doing here? I
thought we were trying to find Simon.

592
00:49:56.536 --> 00:49:58.955
We know where he is. We just
need to pick up a few things.

593
00:50:01.375 --> 00:50:03.615
What is this, some kind of
deal you have with the church?

594
00:50:05.128 --> 00:50:08.590
Demons exist all across the world
in their varying, different forms.

595
00:50:08.924 --> 00:50:11.677
Shadowhunters cling to
no particular religion,

596
00:50:11.760 --> 00:50:14.346
and in turn all religions
assist us in our battle.

597
00:50:14.429 --> 00:50:17.432
We could have as easily
gone to a Jewish synagogue

598
00:50:17.516 --> 00:50:19.017
(or a Shinto') temple or...

599
00:50:21.603 --> 00:50:22.979
Here it is.

600
00:50:30.112 --> 00:50:32.614
Beneath every altar
in every church...

601
00:50:34.408 --> 00:50:36.159
you'll find this.

602
00:50:48.797 --> 00:50:50.465
So, what do you believe in?

603
00:50:50.549 --> 00:50:52.217
I believe in myself.

604
00:50:52.300 --> 00:50:55.387
I know my job is to kill demons. I don't
have to believe in anything else.

605
00:50:55.470 --> 00:50:57.973
- What about the Angel Raziel?
- Yeah, makes for a nice story.

606
00:50:58.056 --> 00:50:59.808
- But Hodge thinks...
- Yeah, Hodge.

607
00:51:00.100 --> 00:51:01.560
He needs to get out more.

608
00:51:02.144 --> 00:51:04.312
- I thought...
- Listen, I've been hunting demons

609
00:51:04.396 --> 00:51:05.689
for over a third of my life,

610
00:51:05.772 --> 00:51:08.400
and in all that time,
I've never seen an angel.

611
00:51:08.650 --> 00:51:09.776
Here.

612
00:51:11.153 --> 00:51:12.821
Here, you take this one.

613
00:51:14.489 --> 00:51:15.866
I don't...

614
00:51:16.324 --> 00:51:17.659
Here, let me show you.

615
00:51:17.743 --> 00:51:20.537
It's a vampire gun.
Must pierce the heart.

616
00:51:20.829 --> 00:51:23.081
Push it up against the chest.

617
00:51:23.415 --> 00:51:24.499
Fire.

618
00:51:27.502 --> 00:51:29.671
Recharge. Then you're
good to go again.

619
00:51:37.929 --> 00:51:39.097
Hotel of Death?

620
00:51:39.181 --> 00:51:41.141
You can't say they don't
have a sense of humor.

621
00:51:41.224 --> 00:51:42.350
Come on.

622
00:51:46.563 --> 00:51:48.607
- What is it about her?
- She's brave.

623
00:51:48.690 --> 00:51:50.567
We're Shadowhunters,
we're all brave.

624
00:51:50.650 --> 00:51:52.402
She wasn't raised like
us, she's different.

625
00:51:52.903 --> 00:51:55.030
She's gonna get us all killed.

626
00:52:56.258 --> 00:52:58.093
Simon's shirt.

627
00:53:30.458 --> 00:53:31.668
He's up here.

628
00:53:37.465 --> 00:53:38.800
Simon.

629
00:53:49.269 --> 00:53:51.855
- Oh, my God, oh, my God, Simon.
- Clary.

630
00:53:57.819 --> 00:53:59.821
No, I can feel him!

631
00:54:01.114 --> 00:54:03.700
Give me a hand.
Come on, come on.

632
00:54:05.201 --> 00:54:06.661
These damn boots!

633
00:54:09.331 --> 00:54:10.415
Here.

634
00:54:10.498 --> 00:54:11.625
Here you go.

635
00:54:13.001 --> 00:54:14.961
- Come on.
- Guys, steady.

636
00:54:19.716 --> 00:54:20.926
Slowly.

637
00:54:31.978 --> 00:54:33.063
He's alive!

638
00:54:33.271 --> 00:54:34.314
Careful.

639
00:54:36.733 --> 00:54:39.611
Go on. Get out.
They don't want me.

640
00:54:39.694 --> 00:54:41.696
They want you,
they want the Cup.

641
00:54:57.587 --> 00:54:59.089
- Come on. Let's go.
- Oh, God.

642
00:54:59.422 --> 00:55:00.757
Let's go!

643
00:55:03.802 --> 00:55:05.136
No, here.

644
00:55:15.605 --> 00:55:17.148
- In here!
- Go!

645
00:55:33.623 --> 00:55:34.874
Jace.

646
00:56:16.041 --> 00:56:17.208
Behind you!

647
00:56:42.025 --> 00:56:43.693
Come on! Come on!

648
00:57:16.601 --> 00:57:17.685
Clary!

649
00:57:43.086 --> 00:57:44.796
There's too many of them.

650
00:57:44.879 --> 00:57:46.631
Have a little faith.

651
00:58:15.910 --> 00:58:17.120
Run!

652
00:58:30.758 --> 00:58:32.844
Jace, I need a knife.

653
00:58:35.513 --> 00:58:37.432
- The sun.
- Let's go.

654
00:58:48.026 --> 00:58:49.277
You help Simon.

655
00:59:03.374 --> 00:59:04.375
Clary!

656
00:59:07.795 --> 00:59:09.047
Hold on!

657
00:59:10.131 --> 00:59:11.299
Clary!

658
00:59:22.685 --> 00:59:24.020
Thank you.

659
00:59:27.273 --> 00:59:28.900
For saving Simon.

660
00:59:42.664 --> 00:59:45.500
- Are you okay?
- I'm okay, I'm okay.

661
01:00:04.852 --> 01:00:05.937
<i>CW“! .</i>

662
01:00:07.480 --> 01:00:08.731
Can I talk to you?

663
01:00:08.940 --> 01:00:11.526
Yeah, I was just
gonna go see Simon.

664
01:00:13.861 --> 01:00:16.239
- I want you to leave here.
- What?

665
01:00:16.322 --> 01:00:17.740
You almost got us killed.

666
01:00:18.700 --> 01:00:20.410
I'm sorry, we didn't
have a choice.

667
01:00:20.493 --> 01:00:22.133
I mean, we had to save
Simon, and Jace...

668
01:00:22.157 --> 01:00:24.242
Jace thinks he needs
to save the world.

669
01:00:24.831 --> 01:00:27.750
But you don't need to
encourage him to do it.

670
01:00:27.834 --> 01:00:32.672
- But that's what you guys do.
- Yes, us. What we do.

671
01:00:33.089 --> 01:00:35.091
We're a team, you're deadweight.

672
01:00:36.050 --> 01:00:38.303
- A mundane.
- I'm not a mundane.

673
01:00:39.429 --> 01:00:42.307
And if you were half as brave as you
pretend to be, you'd admit that...

674
01:00:42.390 --> 01:00:43.725
What?

675
01:00:44.183 --> 01:00:47.353
You'd admit that you're in love with Jace,
and that's what this is really about.

676
01:00:49.063 --> 01:00:52.066
If you ever say anything
like that again...

677
01:00:53.401 --> 01:00:55.028
I'll kill you.

678
01:01:18.134 --> 01:01:19.594
Hey.

679
01:01:21.346 --> 01:01:23.806
- How long was I out?
- All day.

680
01:01:23.890 --> 01:01:25.391
Found your glasses.

681
01:01:25.475 --> 01:01:27.435
- One of the lenses cracked.
- Yeah.

682
01:01:36.486 --> 01:01:38.196
How weird.

683
01:01:41.032 --> 01:01:42.909
I don't seem to
need them anymore.

684
01:01:45.953 --> 01:01:48.539
So, what are you drawing?

685
01:01:49.874 --> 01:01:51.209
Nothing.

686
01:02:01.344 --> 01:02:03.388
- You okay?
- Yeah.

687
01:02:03.471 --> 01:02:04.806
It was crazy.

688
01:02:08.810 --> 01:02:10.812
I'm sorry I didn't
believe you before.

689
01:02:10.895 --> 01:02:12.397
Now I get it.

690
01:02:14.315 --> 01:02:15.650
And...

691
01:02:16.984 --> 01:02:19.404
And I must have passed out,

692
01:02:20.279 --> 01:02:21.656
and then you showed up.

693
01:02:22.573 --> 01:02:24.117
Listen,

694
01:02:24.200 --> 01:02:27.703
I know I've always been
the one who needed you

695
01:02:27.787 --> 01:02:29.122
more than you needed me.

696
01:02:29.205 --> 01:02:30.748
- That's not true.
- Yes, it is,

697
01:02:30.832 --> 01:02:32.333
but I never cared.

698
01:02:39.549 --> 01:02:42.677
I've only ever had my
mom, Luke and you.

699
01:02:43.428 --> 01:02:46.431
Don't ever imagine that you
weren't important to me.

700
01:02:47.515 --> 01:02:49.100
- Okay.
- Okay.

701
01:02:50.393 --> 01:02:51.978
Yeah.

702
01:03:32.602 --> 01:03:34.604
What did that piano
ever do to you?

703
01:03:34.687 --> 01:03:37.064
You play it like you've
lost your only love.

704
01:03:37.440 --> 01:03:39.817
Unfortunately, my one
true love remains myself.

705
01:03:39.901 --> 01:03:42.061
Well, at least you don't have
to worry about rejection.

706
01:03:42.085 --> 01:03:45.615
Not necessarily. I turn myself down
occasionallyjust to keep it interesting.

707
01:03:45.907 --> 01:03:47.658
You do play that with
a lot of passion.

708
01:03:47.742 --> 01:03:50.369
Well, that's the problem. I
play it with too much emotion.

709
01:03:50.453 --> 01:03:54.582
It's supposed to be played with a simple
representation of notes, no interpretation.

710
01:03:58.211 --> 01:04:00.755
Music is supposed
to have emotion.

711
01:04:03.424 --> 01:04:06.844
Demons react to certain
frequencies when two tones cross.

712
01:04:07.929 --> 01:04:09.138
Drives them crazy.

713
01:04:12.433 --> 01:04:15.311
See, Bach discovered this and
put it into a system using

714
01:04:15.394 --> 01:04:18.189
a mathematical progression
of tonal combinations

715
01:04:18.272 --> 01:04:20.107
that allows us to expose demons.

716
01:04:24.862 --> 01:04:26.864
So Bach was a Shadowhunter?

717
01:04:26.948 --> 01:04:28.991
- Yes.
- So...

718
01:04:29.659 --> 01:04:34.205
Bach is to demons what
garlic is to vampires.

719
01:04:35.289 --> 01:04:36.624
Kind of.

720
01:04:36.707 --> 01:04:38.709
I mean, you can run
out of garlic.

721
01:04:38.793 --> 01:04:40.628
You can't really
run out of music.

722
01:04:44.298 --> 01:04:46.634
Is that where you
keep all your toys?

723
01:04:48.469 --> 01:04:49.971
It's way more fun.

724
01:04:50.346 --> 01:04:51.597
Come on.

725
01:04:51.681 --> 01:04:53.349
It's a portal.

726
01:04:53.432 --> 01:04:55.685
Like the Bermuda Triangle,
it's a natural phenomenon.

727
01:04:55.768 --> 01:04:57.645
The Institute was
built around it.

728
01:04:58.062 --> 01:05:01.315
Some say that the Institute was
the first building in New York.

729
01:05:02.733 --> 01:05:03.776
So it's...

730
01:05:03.859 --> 01:05:06.195
Dimensions aren't all
just straight lines.

731
01:05:06.279 --> 01:05:07.905
There's bends,

732
01:05:07.989 --> 01:05:09.574
folds and nooks.

733
01:05:10.157 --> 01:05:12.868
It's a little bit
difficult to explain, but

734
01:05:13.119 --> 01:05:16.664
the Portal can take you wherever
you want to go in this dimension.

735
01:05:19.000 --> 01:05:21.002
So, as soon as you
break that surface,

736
01:05:21.085 --> 01:05:23.504
you're transported to wherever
your deepest thoughts lie.

737
01:05:23.588 --> 01:05:24.630
So that means...

738
01:05:24.714 --> 01:05:26.424
- My mom...
- Wait.

739
01:05:27.174 --> 01:05:29.927
We spend our entire lives
training how to use it,

740
01:05:30.011 --> 01:05:32.513
visualizing where it will take
us before we step into it,

741
01:05:32.597 --> 01:05:34.932
and that takes incredible focus.

742
01:05:38.352 --> 01:05:41.105
If you were to step into it
without the proper training,

743
01:05:41.188 --> 01:05:44.942
you could end up in limbo,
lost in your own mind forever.

744
01:05:48.070 --> 01:05:49.238
Here.

745
01:05:49.322 --> 01:05:51.115
Let me show you.

746
01:05:51.198 --> 01:05:52.491
Come on.

747
01:05:55.369 --> 01:05:56.537
No peeking.

748
01:06:33.699 --> 01:06:35.076
Pretty cool, isn't it?

749
01:06:36.118 --> 01:06:37.578
Now...

750
01:06:38.412 --> 01:06:40.790
You and I...

751
01:06:41.332 --> 01:06:42.958
Have a birthday to celebrate.

752
01:06:43.042 --> 01:06:44.377
How did you know?

753
01:06:44.460 --> 01:06:47.171
Research. When I was
trying to find you.

754
01:06:51.717 --> 01:06:53.636
No one comes up here anymore.

755
01:06:53.719 --> 01:06:55.429
We have the place to ourselves.

756
01:06:56.180 --> 01:06:58.391
This is breathtaking.

757
01:07:20.454 --> 01:07:21.831
Sorry there's no cake.

758
01:07:21.914 --> 01:07:24.166
Well, I was expecting nothing,

759
01:07:24.250 --> 01:07:25.918
so this is great.

760
01:07:26.711 --> 01:07:29.505
Well, everyone should get
something for their birthday.

761
01:07:33.968 --> 01:07:35.678
What did you get?

762
01:07:35.761 --> 01:07:37.763
Weapons mostly.

763
01:07:39.306 --> 01:07:40.891
I'm sure that doesn't
surprise you.

764
01:07:40.975 --> 01:07:42.810
At this point,
nothing really does.

765
01:07:45.730 --> 01:07:48.232
When I was nine...

766
01:07:49.567 --> 01:07:51.318
My father gave me a falcon.

767
01:07:51.610 --> 01:07:53.279
He told me to make it obedient.

768
01:07:53.362 --> 01:07:55.489
I was supposed to
keep the bird blind,

769
01:07:55.573 --> 01:07:57.658
but I couldn't bring
myself to do it.

770
01:07:58.534 --> 01:08:01.829
Instead, I touched and stroked
its wings until it trusted me.

771
01:08:02.121 --> 01:08:04.081
I tamed it to perfection.

772
01:08:05.166 --> 01:08:09.628
I took it to my father, expecting
him to be proud of what I'd done.

773
01:08:10.004 --> 01:08:11.756
He said,

774
01:08:12.006 --> 01:08:14.091
"I told you to
make it obedient."

775
01:08:15.176 --> 01:08:17.052
"Instead, you taught
it to love you."

776
01:08:17.428 --> 01:08:19.305
"You didn't tame
it, you broke it."

777
01:08:20.431 --> 01:08:22.975
Then he took the bird
and he broke its neck.

778
01:08:24.685 --> 01:08:26.937
I cried all night and
I never cried again.

779
01:08:27.438 --> 01:08:29.273
Did you ever forgive him?

780
01:08:30.816 --> 01:08:32.693
He did it to make me stronger.

781
01:08:38.240 --> 01:08:39.742
Does that stand for Wayland?

782
01:08:46.457 --> 01:08:47.833
Midnight.

783
01:08:48.375 --> 01:08:49.794
Watch this.

784
01:09:08.395 --> 01:09:10.439
When a girl says she
wants a big rock,

785
01:09:10.523 --> 01:09:12.775
she doesn't literally
mean a big rock.

786
01:09:12.858 --> 01:09:15.611
Every Shadowhunter should
have their own witchlight.

787
01:09:24.662 --> 01:09:26.163
We have company.

788
01:09:27.414 --> 01:09:28.916
That's Hodge's bird.

789
01:09:31.752 --> 01:09:33.045
We should probably go.

790
01:10:15.296 --> 01:10:16.505
Yeah.

791
01:10:17.298 --> 01:10:18.799
We should definitely go.

792
01:10:37.651 --> 01:10:39.945
Sorry about the
sprinkler system.

793
01:10:40.362 --> 01:10:41.655
I forgot about that.

794
01:10:45.075 --> 01:10:46.285
You going to sleep?

795
01:10:46.368 --> 01:10:47.828
Well, aren't you tired?

796
01:10:48.287 --> 01:10:49.997
I've never been more awake.

797
01:10:56.128 --> 01:10:58.172
- Simon, I thought you were...
- Asleep?

798
01:10:58.339 --> 01:10:59.506
Yeah, I was.

799
01:10:59.924 --> 01:11:01.133
We were just...

800
01:11:01.216 --> 01:11:04.762
Next time, it might be a nice idea to mention
that you already have a man in your bed,

801
01:11:04.845 --> 01:11:06.573
so we can avoid such
uncomfortable situations.

802
01:11:06.597 --> 01:11:09.037
- You invited him to bed?
- I know, it's ridiculous, isn't it?

803
01:11:09.061 --> 01:11:10.184
We would never have all fit.

804
01:11:10.267 --> 01:11:12.144
I didn't invite him into bed.

805
01:11:12.227 --> 01:11:14.021
We were just kissing.

806
01:11:15.481 --> 01:11:17.274
How swiftly you
dismiss our love.

807
01:11:17.691 --> 01:11:18.859
Jace“.

808
01:11:19.026 --> 01:11:20.786
Simon, it's late, and
I'm sorry we woke you.

809
01:11:20.810 --> 01:11:22.103
So am I.

810
01:11:24.031 --> 01:11:28.827
Go ahead. Go after him, go apologize to him,
go tell him just how special he really is.

811
01:11:28.911 --> 01:11:30.746
- Stop acting like that!
- Like what?

812
01:11:30.829 --> 01:11:32.706
- Like nothing ever hurts you.
- Well, maybe

813
01:11:32.790 --> 01:11:35.542
you should have thought about
that before you kissed me.

814
01:11:35.626 --> 01:11:36.961
I kissed you?

815
01:11:37.711 --> 01:11:40.381
Don't worry, it wasn't that
special for me either.

816
01:11:45.719 --> 01:11:48.138
I'm really sorry, Simon, but
weren't you just in the...

817
01:11:48.222 --> 01:11:49.890
I was just looking for you.

818
01:11:50.474 --> 01:11:52.309
- Where are you going?
- Home.

819
01:11:52.393 --> 01:11:54.228
It's clear I
overstayed my welcome.

820
01:11:54.311 --> 01:11:56.605
Look, I'm sorry, okay? It
wasn't like it was planned.

821
01:11:56.689 --> 01:11:59.233
Let me guess, it just happened.
Please.

822
01:11:59.316 --> 01:12:00.985
Look, I know you don't
like him, but...

823
01:12:01.068 --> 01:12:03.237
Actually, I hate the guy.

824
01:12:03.570 --> 01:12:04.738
Why?

825
01:12:04.822 --> 01:12:06.262
I thought you were
better than that.

826
01:12:06.286 --> 01:12:07.950
What's that supposed to mean?

827
01:12:08.075 --> 01:12:11.370
I'm the one who's always
been there for you, not him.

828
01:12:20.754 --> 01:12:22.548
I'm in love with you.

829
01:12:32.975 --> 01:12:35.978
And it's clear that you
don't feel the same way.

830
01:12:37.938 --> 01:12:39.273
- It's...
- Doni.

831
01:12:39.648 --> 01:12:41.483
There's nothing to say.

832
01:12:44.987 --> 01:12:46.488
<i>And, (law,</i>

833
01:12:46.572 --> 01:12:48.741
he's just using you
to get the Cup.

834
01:12:54.621 --> 01:12:55.998
Simon...

835
01:14:50.404 --> 01:14:53.490
Your mother was the only other
person who could do that.

836
01:14:54.116 --> 01:14:56.410
But I've never been
able to do this before.

837
01:14:57.202 --> 01:15:00.664
Apparently the block wasn't
just repressing your memories,

838
01:15:00.747 --> 01:15:02.624
but your abilities as well.

839
01:15:23.103 --> 01:15:25.063
- Jace, I...
- Don't tell me.

840
01:15:25.147 --> 01:15:27.816
You have a drawing emergency
and you need a nude model.

841
01:15:27.900 --> 01:15:30.152
- I'm not in the mood.
- Listen!

842
01:15:30.777 --> 01:15:33.113
I know where my mom hid the Cup.

843
01:15:45.125 --> 01:15:46.210
Hey.

844
01:15:46.293 --> 01:15:47.377
- Hi.
- Clary...

845
01:15:47.461 --> 01:15:49.421
Wow, you look different.

846
01:15:49.504 --> 01:15:51.673
Yeah, it's just
something I borrowed.

847
01:15:52.591 --> 01:15:55.886
I mean, nice outfit. It's good.

848
01:15:55.969 --> 01:15:57.804
Yeah, I can't talk now. Sorry.

849
01:16:30.337 --> 01:16:32.756
- Clary.
- I came for the tarot cards.

850
01:16:33.173 --> 01:16:34.383
- Why?
- I need them.

851
01:16:34.466 --> 01:16:36.426
You know, the ones
that Mom painted?

852
01:16:36.510 --> 01:16:40.347
I just need to look at them really quickly,
and I'll give them back, I promise.

853
01:16:40.889 --> 01:16:42.349
Those can't come in here.

854
01:16:42.849 --> 01:16:44.518
This is a peaceful house.

855
01:16:45.310 --> 01:16:46.687
Put them in there.

856
01:17:34.401 --> 01:17:35.527
How are you feeling today?

857
01:17:38.905 --> 01:17:41.199
Fine. Just fine.

858
01:18:07.392 --> 01:18:10.020
Young man, that piano
is out of tune.

859
01:18:11.605 --> 01:18:13.065
Please don't.

860
01:18:25.285 --> 01:18:26.745
Young man.

861
01:18:30.290 --> 01:18:31.625
Stop!

862
01:18:43.637 --> 01:18:44.971
That song.

863
01:18:46.640 --> 01:18:48.392
Not one of my favorites.

864
01:19:10.330 --> 01:19:11.790
Stop!

865
01:19:12.457 --> 01:19:13.750
Let's have a look.

866
01:20:03.550 --> 01:20:04.551
Get out!

867
01:20:36.750 --> 01:20:39.753
Hey, Madame Dorothea.
Have you seen Clary?

868
01:20:39.836 --> 01:20:41.671
I just got a text that
said she was here.

869
01:20:41.755 --> 01:20:43.006
No.

870
01:20:43.089 --> 01:20:44.925
Okay. Well, I'll just...

871
01:20:45.091 --> 01:20:46.510
Simon!

872
01:20:47.427 --> 01:20:48.929
Simon!

873
01:20:49.721 --> 01:20:51.014
Simon!

874
01:20:51.097 --> 01:20:53.099
Simon, it's not really her!

875
01:20:54.684 --> 01:20:55.685
Simon!

876
01:20:56.728 --> 01:20:58.104
Simon!

877
01:21:03.360 --> 01:21:04.778
I'll take care of him.

878
01:21:05.904 --> 01:21:06.947
Simon!

879
01:21:07.030 --> 01:21:08.907
She's got the Cup!

880
01:21:22.754 --> 01:21:23.922
Simon!

881
01:22:10.468 --> 01:22:11.636
I'm sorry.

882
01:22:11.720 --> 01:22:13.430
I'm sorry.

883
01:22:25.525 --> 01:22:27.027
Jace!

884
01:22:31.197 --> 01:22:33.199
The runes aren't working.

885
01:22:39.039 --> 01:22:40.832
Simon, you follow me.

886
01:22:49.215 --> 01:22:50.550
You cut these up.

887
01:22:53.261 --> 01:22:56.473
- Don't. You've done enough.
- Don't talk to her like that. This isn't her fault.

888
01:22:56.556 --> 01:22:58.556
- No, you're right. This is your fault.
- Isabelle!

889
01:22:58.639 --> 01:23:00.759
Alec kept telling you that
you were going to get hurt.

890
01:23:00.783 --> 01:23:03.480
You were going to get us all hurt.
Now he's the one dying.

891
01:23:03.563 --> 01:23:05.083
Well, we needed to
get the Mortal Cup.

892
01:23:05.107 --> 01:23:08.068
But there were other ways to do it
than getting your best friend killed.

893
01:23:10.362 --> 01:23:11.905
Why don't you go get Hodge.

894
01:23:13.365 --> 01:23:15.241
I never wanted anything
to happen to Alec.

895
01:23:15.325 --> 01:23:16.743
I'm sorry.

896
01:23:21.414 --> 01:23:24.209
We agreed to do this together.
We're a team.

897
01:23:24.292 --> 01:23:26.711
Since Clary got here,
we haven't been a team.

898
01:23:31.424 --> 01:23:32.717
Hodge!

899
01:23:33.259 --> 01:23:34.678
Hodge!

900
01:23:35.553 --> 01:23:37.013
Alec's getting worse.

901
01:23:37.097 --> 01:23:38.264
I know.

902
01:23:39.349 --> 01:23:41.309
I've already sent for someone.

903
01:23:42.936 --> 01:23:44.729
Did you get the Cup?

904
01:24:08.294 --> 01:24:09.796
What now?

905
01:24:14.801 --> 01:24:16.094
Hodge?

906
01:24:22.517 --> 01:24:25.061
You have no idea what it's like

907
01:24:25.145 --> 01:24:27.647
living with the Clave's curse,

908
01:24:27.731 --> 01:24:30.483
unable to set so much
as a foot outside,

909
01:24:31.359 --> 01:24:33.820
afraid to even open a window.

910
01:24:36.656 --> 01:24:38.742
Try not to judge me
too harshly, Clary.

911
01:24:48.710 --> 01:24:50.170
Hodge, what have you done?

912
01:25:13.985 --> 01:25:16.279
I always knew you would
bring me the Cup.

913
01:25:16.362 --> 01:25:18.114
It was only a matter of time.

914
01:25:21.367 --> 01:25:22.994
Where is she?

915
01:25:24.704 --> 01:25:25.955
She's fine.

916
01:25:30.168 --> 01:25:32.170
You got what you want.
Now let her go.

917
01:25:32.253 --> 01:25:34.839
I have to make sure you
gave me the real one.

918
01:25:37.383 --> 01:25:39.886
Everybody wants the Cup
for the wrong reason.

919
01:25:42.639 --> 01:25:43.973
And you don't?

920
01:25:44.057 --> 01:25:45.433
With this Cup,

921
01:25:45.517 --> 01:25:48.144
I can cleanse our bloodlines,

922
01:25:48.228 --> 01:25:50.313
save our race.

923
01:25:50.396 --> 01:25:53.983
You might not know much
about mundane history,

924
01:25:54.067 --> 01:25:59.072
but I can tell you when people start talking
about preserving a race, it never goes well.

925
01:26:00.740 --> 01:26:03.910
That's why my mom spent her
whole life hiding it from you.

926
01:26:03.993 --> 01:26:05.245
No.

927
01:26:06.579 --> 01:26:08.581
She wasn't hiding the Cup.

928
01:26:09.082 --> 01:26:10.834
She was hiding you.

929
01:26:12.919 --> 01:26:13.962
Drink.

930
01:26:14.045 --> 01:26:15.922
I'm not gonna drink that.

931
01:26:16.005 --> 01:26:17.423
Why are you so afraid?

932
01:26:17.549 --> 01:26:20.176
You've been drinking this
since before you were born.

933
01:26:20.260 --> 01:26:23.346
I fed it to your mother
while you were in her womb.

934
01:26:26.015 --> 01:26:27.517
<i>Come on, (Haw.</i>

935
01:26:27.600 --> 01:26:29.352
You must have guessed by now.

936
01:26:29.435 --> 01:26:31.020
All these amazing talents

937
01:26:31.104 --> 01:26:33.690
that your mother so desperately
tried to suppress,

938
01:26:33.773 --> 01:26:35.775
where do you think
they came from?

939
01:26:37.861 --> 01:26:39.612
You're my daughter.

940
01:26:40.488 --> 01:26:43.324
My blood runs in your veins.

941
01:26:43.908 --> 01:26:45.285
Now...

942
01:26:46.327 --> 01:26:47.537
Drink.

943
01:26:50.665 --> 01:26:52.041
Drink!

944
01:27:03.136 --> 01:27:04.804
Take that out!

945
01:27:11.519 --> 01:27:13.021
No!

946
01:27:24.991 --> 01:27:26.910
Someone just went
through the Portal.

947
01:27:26.993 --> 01:27:28.661
I'll go check.

948
01:29:03.965 --> 01:29:04.966
Sorry.

949
01:29:05.049 --> 01:29:06.342
I got a bit carried away.

950
01:29:06.426 --> 01:29:07.635
Luke, you're a...

951
01:29:07.719 --> 01:29:10.304
Clary, listen to me, listen.
Don't be afraid.

952
01:29:10.388 --> 01:29:11.723
- Listen, right?
- Don't touch me!

953
01:29:11.806 --> 01:29:14.308
Hey, there's no need for that.

954
01:29:14.517 --> 01:29:16.269
That thing will be back.

955
01:29:17.228 --> 01:29:19.230
We are not safe out here.

956
01:29:22.025 --> 01:29:24.694
Ijumped through the Portal
to get away from Valentine.

957
01:29:25.028 --> 01:29:27.030
I thought I'd end
up with my mom.

958
01:29:30.867 --> 01:29:34.203
Instead, I ended up in the
last place I wanted to be.

959
01:29:34.620 --> 01:29:37.123
Listen, the Portal
brought you here

960
01:29:37.206 --> 01:29:39.375
because you must have
been thinking of me.

961
01:29:39.459 --> 01:29:41.377
Deep inside, you know
you can trust me.

962
01:29:41.461 --> 01:29:44.380
You said you couldn't care less
what happened to either of us.

963
01:29:44.464 --> 01:29:46.144
You just want the Cup,
like everyone else.

964
01:29:46.174 --> 01:29:48.134
I said that to protect you.
What else could I do?

965
01:29:48.217 --> 01:29:50.511
Been keeping an eye on
you this whole time.

966
01:29:58.519 --> 01:30:00.229
That was you at the hotel.

967
01:30:02.148 --> 01:30:04.067
Good throw, by the way.

968
01:30:08.863 --> 01:30:10.031
What about me?

969
01:30:10.239 --> 01:30:11.491
What about you?

970
01:30:11.699 --> 01:30:12.867
We had a deal.

971
01:30:12.950 --> 01:30:15.328
Well, I still don't
have my Cup, do I?

972
01:30:21.042 --> 01:30:23.252
I held up my end of the bargain.

973
01:30:25.004 --> 01:30:26.589
No, you didn't.

974
01:30:26.672 --> 01:30:28.758
I gave you the Cup.

975
01:30:28.841 --> 01:30:31.344
You handed it to Clary.
That's not my fault.

976
01:30:31.427 --> 01:30:32.553
NOW lift it.

977
01:30:34.764 --> 01:30:37.517
Listen, it's all in your head.

978
01:30:37.600 --> 01:30:39.352
No. No!

979
01:30:42.188 --> 01:30:43.898
There's a spell.

980
01:30:43.981 --> 01:30:46.025
Really? A spell?

981
01:30:46.526 --> 01:30:49.028
That's just an excuse
for a real problem

982
01:30:49.445 --> 01:30:50.696
in there.

983
01:30:52.156 --> 01:30:54.325
Do you really think
I can fix that?

984
01:30:54.408 --> 01:30:56.953
I give you the Cup, you
take away the fear.

985
01:31:01.707 --> 01:31:03.751
Without the Cup, I'm
as stuck as you are.

986
01:31:04.836 --> 01:31:06.712
Except my fear is real.

987
01:31:06.796 --> 01:31:08.673
Every Downworlder,

988
01:31:08.756 --> 01:31:10.508
every member of the Clave,

989
01:31:10.591 --> 01:31:13.302
every Shadowhunter on
both sides of the Portal

990
01:31:13.386 --> 01:31:15.138
is looking for me right now.

991
01:31:15.221 --> 01:31:17.515
I'm going to need all
the help I can get.

992
01:31:17.890 --> 01:31:21.102
You don't have to go through
with this, Valentine.

993
01:31:21.686 --> 01:31:24.188
A demon has never set
foot in the Institute.

994
01:31:25.898 --> 01:31:27.275
Well, maybe it's time they did.

995
01:31:30.778 --> 01:31:34.323
I've been waiting all
these years to do this.

996
01:31:36.534 --> 01:31:38.327
Clary's given me no choice.

997
01:31:41.622 --> 01:31:43.124
She'll come back.

998
01:31:44.834 --> 01:31:46.043
Really?

999
01:31:46.919 --> 01:31:48.421
And what makes you so sure?

1000
01:31:48.504 --> 01:31:51.424
There's someone here she
wants as much as her mother.

1001
01:31:51.924 --> 01:31:56.387
If you lie and tell them
they're both your children,

1002
01:31:56.470 --> 01:31:58.598
you'll break their hearts.

1003
01:31:58.723 --> 01:32:00.266
What can I say?

1004
01:32:00.558 --> 01:32:02.643
The broken make the
best followers.

1005
01:32:03.311 --> 01:32:04.729
Look at you.

1006
01:32:05.438 --> 01:32:08.107
To love is to destroy.

1007
01:33:04.247 --> 01:33:05.748
Where the hell is Hodge?

1008
01:33:05.831 --> 01:33:07.541
We don't have much time.

1009
01:33:09.585 --> 01:33:11.796
- Does this look right to you?
- No.

1010
01:33:14.674 --> 01:33:15.675
Hey, look.

1011
01:33:15.925 --> 01:33:17.260
Hey!

1012
01:33:18.594 --> 01:33:20.012
Magnus?

1013
01:33:22.515 --> 01:33:25.351
I'm going to need all of this.
Lots of it.

1014
01:33:27.520 --> 01:33:28.854
Take this.

1015
01:34:02.388 --> 01:34:04.223
Lock this place down.

1016
01:34:04.640 --> 01:34:07.977
Those who are not
allies must be killed.

1017
01:34:23.117 --> 01:34:24.994
Don't do that!

1018
01:34:26.662 --> 01:34:27.997
Valentine.

1019
01:34:28.748 --> 01:34:29.999
Jonathan.

1020
01:34:31.584 --> 01:34:33.711
How do you know my real name?

1021
01:34:34.837 --> 01:34:36.213
Nobody calls me that.

1022
01:34:37.256 --> 01:34:38.674
Is it true?

1023
01:34:40.009 --> 01:34:41.927
Is Valentine my father?

1024
01:34:48.351 --> 01:34:50.519
You know, he was a great man,

1025
01:34:50.603 --> 01:34:52.104
until his conflict
with the Clave.

1026
01:34:52.646 --> 01:34:54.366
<i>But when your mother
ran away with the Cup,</i>

1027
01:34:54.440 --> 01:34:57.610
<i>he was just so afraid of
retribution from the Clave,</i>

1028
01:34:57.693 --> 01:34:59.945
<i>he burned their house
down to the ground.</i>

1029
01:35:02.490 --> 01:35:05.409
<i>He wanted the world to
believe he was dead.</i>

1030
01:35:06.702 --> 01:35:09.538
<i>In the ashes, we found
the remains of a man</i>

1031
01:35:09.622 --> 01:35:11.707
<i>and a child.</i>

1032
01:35:11.791 --> 01:35:13.459
Wait a second,
there was a child?

1033
01:35:13.542 --> 01:35:15.628
Valentine was so enraged,
he wanted her to believe

1034
01:35:15.711 --> 01:35:18.214
he killed himself and their son,

1035
01:35:18.923 --> 01:35:20.383
your brother.

1036
01:35:21.258 --> 01:35:22.885
I have a brother?

1037
01:35:28.182 --> 01:35:30.017
Jonathan Christopher
Morgenstern.

1038
01:35:31.060 --> 01:35:32.645
You're lying.

1039
01:35:33.562 --> 01:35:35.523
My name is Jace Wayland.

1040
01:35:36.482 --> 01:35:38.150
And my family are the Waylands.

1041
01:35:39.735 --> 01:35:43.322
You think Clary is the only
one with a block in her mind?

1042
01:35:44.448 --> 01:35:46.242
Let me show you the truth.

1043
01:35:51.414 --> 01:35:53.416
You didn't tame him.
You broke him.

1044
01:35:54.083 --> 01:35:55.751
No! You...

1045
01:35:57.461 --> 01:35:59.463
You are not my father.

1046
01:36:00.840 --> 01:36:04.260
I came back to help you
understand who you really are.

1047
01:36:06.137 --> 01:36:07.513
I know you're unhappy here.

1048
01:36:07.805 --> 01:36:09.432
Plagued by rules.

1049
01:36:11.058 --> 01:36:13.769
Your place

1050
01:36:13.853 --> 01:36:15.354
is next to me.

1051
01:36:16.313 --> 01:36:18.107
You're a Morgenstern.

1052
01:36:19.191 --> 01:36:20.860
And you're my son.

1053
01:36:33.998 --> 01:36:35.708
My name is Jace Wayland.

1054
01:36:39.044 --> 01:36:40.546
I'm a Wayland.

1055
01:36:41.589 --> 01:36:43.299
Sorry to break this to you,

1056
01:36:43.382 --> 01:36:45.676
but it's time you
heard the truth.

1057
01:36:45.926 --> 01:36:46.927
Don't.

1058
01:36:50.097 --> 01:36:52.433
It's all a matter of perception.

1059
01:36:54.727 --> 01:36:57.062
You see, Morgenstern.

1060
01:37:19.001 --> 01:37:20.377
- Take this.
- Okay.

1061
01:37:20.836 --> 01:37:21.921
Okay.

1062
01:37:33.390 --> 01:37:34.642
Isabelle.

1063
01:37:52.785 --> 01:37:53.785
<i>Clary?</i>

1064
01:37:53.827 --> 01:37:54.995
Yeah, we found your mom.

1065
01:37:55.329 --> 01:37:56.497
They found her.

1066
01:37:56.580 --> 01:37:58.457
She's at the Institute.

1067
01:38:01.961 --> 01:38:03.045
Alaric.

1068
01:38:03.128 --> 01:38:05.005
<i>It's Luke. Can you see it?</i>

1069
01:38:05.506 --> 01:38:06.590
Yeah, I see it.

1070
01:38:09.093 --> 01:38:10.219
Hey, guys, we have to go.

1071
01:38:10.302 --> 01:38:11.804
Luke needs us.

1072
01:38:11.887 --> 01:38:13.430
Where are we headed?

1073
01:38:13.514 --> 01:38:14.557
The Institute.

1074
01:38:14.807 --> 01:38:16.392
We'd be breaking the accords.

1075
01:38:16.475 --> 01:38:18.269
Not if we stay human.

1076
01:38:19.019 --> 01:38:20.229
Let's go, guys!

1077
01:38:20.312 --> 01:38:21.605
Go, go, go, go!

1078
01:38:21.689 --> 01:38:22.940
Come on, move it!

1079
01:38:32.241 --> 01:38:33.367
Ready to go!

1080
01:38:33.450 --> 01:38:34.493
They've all been briefed.

1081
01:38:34.577 --> 01:38:36.870
This is Alaric. He's one of us.

1082
01:38:41.584 --> 01:38:42.918
Go ahead.

1083
01:38:43.002 --> 01:38:45.671
You can hang your head out
the window if you need to.

1084
01:38:45.754 --> 01:38:47.673
I'm a werewolf

1085
01:38:47.756 --> 01:38:49.675
not a golden retriever.

1086
01:38:54.680 --> 01:38:55.848
Simon!

1087
01:38:59.018 --> 01:39:00.178
Just wait here, I'll be back.

1088
01:39:00.202 --> 01:39:02.271
What? No. Isabelle,
I c: An'tjust...

1089
01:39:02.354 --> 01:39:04.023
No. Isabelle!

1090
01:39:08.110 --> 01:39:10.029
Come on, Isabelle,
where are you?

1091
01:39:14.658 --> 01:39:16.452
All right, move it!

1092
01:39:16.535 --> 01:39:18.203
Come on, move it!

1093
01:39:25.252 --> 01:39:26.629
All right.

1094
01:39:26.712 --> 01:39:29.214
The werewolves are
here to save us.

1095
01:39:30.007 --> 01:39:31.675
Never thought I'd say that.

1096
01:39:33.802 --> 01:39:35.012
Hey.

1097
01:39:37.264 --> 01:39:38.932
Finally! Isabelle.

1098
01:39:40.934 --> 01:39:42.811
Hey, open up the door.

1099
01:40:13.258 --> 01:40:15.010
It looks like he's responding.

1100
01:40:15.094 --> 01:40:16.595
He'll survive.

1101
01:40:20.516 --> 01:40:22.059
And be careful.

1102
01:40:24.269 --> 01:40:26.105
You're being invaded.

1103
01:40:31.694 --> 01:40:33.946
Summoning all these
bloody demons...

1104
01:41:04.643 --> 01:41:05.644
Run!

1105
01:41:14.194 --> 01:41:15.320
Run!

1106
01:41:15.904 --> 01:41:18.323
- Where are we going?
- There's another exit!

1107
01:41:19.324 --> 01:41:20.868
Wait.

1108
01:41:34.673 --> 01:41:36.091
Isabelle!

1109
01:41:37.092 --> 01:41:39.178
- I almost killed you.
- Yeah.

1110
01:41:40.179 --> 01:41:41.346
Hey. You okay?

1111
01:41:41.430 --> 01:41:43.390
- Yeah, yeah. I'm fine.
- Come on.

1112
01:41:43.474 --> 01:41:44.767
This place is full of demons.

1113
01:41:44.850 --> 01:41:46.518
That's impossible.

1114
01:41:46.769 --> 01:41:48.228
The Institute is
hallowed ground.

1115
01:41:48.312 --> 01:41:50.773
Yeah, no one seems to
have told them that.

1116
01:41:50.856 --> 01:41:53.192
Someone on the inside
must have let them in.

1117
01:42:00.657 --> 01:42:02.075
This is a rescue mission.

1118
01:42:02.159 --> 01:42:04.244
We are not equipped
to fight demons.

1119
01:42:15.672 --> 01:42:17.424
- Spread out!
- That way! That way!

1120
01:42:19.635 --> 01:42:20.844
Move back! Come on!

1121
01:42:36.610 --> 01:42:38.237
We could use some
help here, Alaric!

1122
01:42:40.322 --> 01:42:41.907
Alaric!

1123
01:42:44.576 --> 01:42:46.816
Come on, there must be some
other way out of here, right?

1124
01:42:46.840 --> 01:42:47.871
No, there isn't, Simon!

1125
01:42:47.955 --> 01:42:49.195
We can't hold them much longer!

1126
01:43:38.463 --> 01:43:39.464
Step away.

1127
01:43:41.550 --> 01:43:42.801
Step away!

1128
01:44:12.789 --> 01:44:15.751
Clary, which rune is that?

1129
01:44:16.919 --> 01:44:17.959
I don't know, it's just...

1130
01:44:18.003 --> 01:44:19.755
- I've never seen it before.
- Really?

1131
01:44:19.838 --> 01:44:21.173
It's not in the book.

1132
01:44:24.843 --> 01:44:26.261
It's fading.

1133
01:44:49.034 --> 01:44:50.714
Here, they're coming
in through somewhere.

1134
01:44:50.738 --> 01:44:52.615
I'm going to stop them.

1135
01:44:56.249 --> 01:44:57.501
Come on.

1136
01:44:57.751 --> 01:44:58.752
You guys 9Q-

1137
01:44:58.919 --> 01:45:00.462
We'll catch up.

1138
01:45:27.823 --> 01:45:29.157
No!

1139
01:45:48.427 --> 01:45:50.429
They're coming from the dome.
Come on.

1140
01:46:03.108 --> 01:46:04.443
Jocelyn,

1141
01:46:05.485 --> 01:46:07.446
you never left my heart.

1142
01:46:07.821 --> 01:46:09.948
I've come to take you home.

1143
01:46:12.159 --> 01:46:14.536
She's not going anywhere.

1144
01:46:16.538 --> 01:46:18.498
How did you get up here?

1145
01:46:23.879 --> 01:46:26.298
You're even more powerful
than I anticipated.

1146
01:46:26.631 --> 01:46:28.300
Get away from her.

1147
01:46:33.972 --> 01:46:35.223
What the hell?

1148
01:46:35.307 --> 01:46:37.100
Just listen to what
he has to say.

1149
01:46:38.727 --> 01:46:40.687
It's not what you think.

1150
01:46:43.607 --> 01:46:44.941
Finally...

1151
01:46:46.651 --> 01:46:48.820
Both my children together.

1152
01:46:48.904 --> 01:46:51.239
My daughter

1153
01:46:51.323 --> 01:46:52.699
and my son.

1154
01:46:54.284 --> 01:46:56.036
I'm so sorry, Clary.

1155
01:46:57.871 --> 01:46:59.372
I didn't know.

1156
01:47:00.832 --> 01:47:02.501
Valentine's lying.

1157
01:47:02.584 --> 01:47:04.586
You're Michael Wayland's son.

1158
01:47:04.669 --> 01:47:07.005
Luke said my brother is dead.
He died in a fire,

1159
01:47:07.089 --> 01:47:09.174
and they found his
remains in the ashes.

1160
01:47:09.257 --> 01:47:11.426
I took Jonathan
with me when I ran.

1161
01:47:11.676 --> 01:47:14.304
The bones were of a
child killed by wolves.

1162
01:47:17.182 --> 01:47:19.059
I wish it wasn't true.

1163
01:47:22.020 --> 01:47:24.439
She doesn't want to believe you

1164
01:47:25.315 --> 01:47:29.277
because she is in love
with you, Jonathan.

1165
01:47:29.361 --> 01:47:31.655
I thought your name was Jace.

1166
01:47:33.115 --> 01:47:34.866
Jace is a nickname.

1167
01:47:39.704 --> 01:47:41.581
Jonathan Christopher...

1168
01:47:44.042 --> 01:47:45.335
J.C.

1169
01:47:48.255 --> 01:47:49.589
Jace.

1170
01:48:27.502 --> 01:48:28.753
There's the lever.

1171
01:48:28.837 --> 01:48:30.839
You go close the dome
and I'll hold them off.

1172
01:48:39.598 --> 01:48:41.600
<i>Take out the Cup, (Haw.</i>

1173
01:48:46.313 --> 01:48:47.647
Take out my Cup!

1174
01:48:47.731 --> 01:48:49.232
I want that Cup!

1175
01:48:49.316 --> 01:48:50.942
You said you wouldn't hurt her!

1176
01:48:53.195 --> 01:48:54.196
Enough!

1177
01:49:00.869 --> 01:49:02.037
That's enough.

1178
01:49:03.788 --> 01:49:04.873
Now!

1179
01:49:10.378 --> 01:49:11.504
It's stuck!

1180
01:49:11.588 --> 01:49:12.797
Close it!

1181
01:49:12.881 --> 01:49:14.299
I can't!

1182
01:49:15.133 --> 01:49:16.968
I think there's a piece missing!

1183
01:49:23.725 --> 01:49:24.726
Clary!

1184
01:49:44.788 --> 01:49:46.373
I really need this.

1185
01:50:10.021 --> 01:50:11.189
Mom?

1186
01:51:07.746 --> 01:51:09.914
- Find the others.
- All right.

1187
01:51:11.166 --> 01:51:15.045
All right, you want to take
the upstairs or the down?

1188
01:51:17.088 --> 01:51:19.716
I'm not too crazy
about the basement.

1189
01:51:25.847 --> 01:51:28.141
I can't hold them
back any longer!

1190
01:51:30.435 --> 01:51:31.936
Simon, hurry!

1191
01:51:41.738 --> 01:51:43.365
Clary!

1192
01:51:50.288 --> 01:51:52.499
Hello, Mr. Garroway.

1193
01:51:52.582 --> 01:51:55.960
Looks like you're
having a rough day, eh?

1194
01:51:56.795 --> 01:52:01.424
Iguessthe humane thing
to do in this situation

1195
01:52:01.508 --> 01:52:03.593
would be to put you down.

1196
01:52:03.968 --> 01:52:05.762
But you wanted to see me change.

1197
01:52:06.137 --> 01:52:07.138
I do.

1198
01:52:17.357 --> 01:52:18.566
Get up!

1199
01:52:20.068 --> 01:52:22.904
So, boy, how far do you
want to take this?

1200
01:52:25.407 --> 01:52:26.866
To the end.

1201
01:52:49.431 --> 01:52:51.141
Simon!

1202
01:53:28.303 --> 01:53:29.846
Isabelle!

1203
01:53:29.929 --> 01:53:31.014
Hey.

1204
01:53:38.855 --> 01:53:40.064
Lean on me.

1205
01:53:57.665 --> 01:53:59.667
Get out! Go on!

1206
01:54:00.084 --> 01:54:01.336
Get out of here.

1207
01:54:04.380 --> 01:54:05.590
Come on!

1208
01:54:09.052 --> 01:54:10.053
Go!

1209
01:54:15.350 --> 01:54:17.352
Somebody told me that
you like to play music.

1210
01:54:20.688 --> 01:54:22.398
Johann would be very proud.

1211
01:54:32.867 --> 01:54:35.411
Now you shall die
by Raziel's sword.

1212
01:54:36.412 --> 01:54:37.622
Stop!

1213
01:54:38.581 --> 01:54:39.666
Or I'll drop it!

1214
01:54:40.458 --> 01:54:41.668
You don't want to do that.

1215
01:54:42.293 --> 01:54:43.628
Don't give it to him, Clary.

1216
01:54:51.177 --> 01:54:53.304
I need you to listen to me.

1217
01:54:54.389 --> 01:54:55.640
As your father,

1218
01:54:55.723 --> 01:54:57.350
I'm begging you.

1219
01:55:03.273 --> 01:55:05.108
If you'd been a real dad,

1220
01:55:05.191 --> 01:55:07.819
you'd know me well enough to
imagine where the Cup is,

1221
01:55:07.902 --> 01:55:10.530
where my deepest
thoughts are taking it.

1222
01:55:11.823 --> 01:55:14.617
You don't know the
first thing about me.

1223
01:55:15.535 --> 01:55:17.328
You're not my dad...

1224
01:55:18.705 --> 01:55:20.540
And you never will be.

1225
01:55:20.623 --> 01:55:22.875
I promise, you'll never
have to see me again.

1226
01:55:29.424 --> 01:55:30.633
<i>Thank you, (Haw.</i>

1227
01:55:35.263 --> 01:55:38.308
Without this Cup, we are lost.

1228
01:55:39.267 --> 01:55:40.518
Not "we."

1229
01:55:42.812 --> 01:55:43.855
You.

1230
01:56:08.796 --> 01:56:09.964
Clary!

1231
01:56:13.051 --> 01:56:15.178
- No! Don't let go!
- Never!

1232
01:56:18.306 --> 01:56:19.390
Here!

1233
01:57:18.324 --> 01:57:19.784
Are you okay?

1234
01:57:20.618 --> 01:57:22.120
I don't know.

1235
01:58:01.784 --> 01:58:04.412
I understand why you
did what you did.

1236
01:58:06.664 --> 01:58:08.332
And I forgive you.

1237
01:58:09.709 --> 01:58:11.669
I want you to know,

1238
01:58:13.755 --> 01:58:15.882
your secret's safe with me.

1239
01:59:07.600 --> 01:59:09.018
- Hey.
- Hey.

1240
01:59:09.644 --> 01:59:12.188
So, how's she doing?

1241
01:59:12.897 --> 01:59:14.065
Stable.

1242
01:59:14.732 --> 01:59:16.776
The doctors don't
know what she took,

1243
01:59:16.859 --> 01:59:19.070
so we just have to wait.

1244
01:59:22.740 --> 01:59:24.492
I'm sorry.

1245
01:59:24.575 --> 01:59:26.536
I guess I'm an old romantic.

1246
01:59:26.619 --> 01:59:28.830
I always hoped that
when I finally said

1247
01:59:28.913 --> 01:59:32.083
"I love you" to someone, she'd
say the same thing back.

1248
01:59:32.542 --> 01:59:34.335
And that someone will.

1249
01:59:34.418 --> 01:59:35.753
Yeah, I know.

1250
01:59:44.929 --> 01:59:46.597
Hey, you're tired.

1251
01:59:46.681 --> 01:59:49.100
Go sleep, we'll
take care of her.

1252
01:59:50.268 --> 01:59:51.769
Yeah, come on.

1253
02:00:43.237 --> 02:00:45.281
I like what you've
done with the place.

1254
02:00:45.364 --> 02:00:47.825
I've got a few
tricks up my sleeve.

1255
02:00:49.619 --> 02:00:51.787
Clary, we're afraid
you're not coming back.

1256
02:00:53.331 --> 02:00:55.251
It's just really hard to
be around you right now.

1257
02:00:55.275 --> 02:00:57.277
It's hard for me as well.

1258
02:00:58.336 --> 02:01:00.671
But this is about more than us.

1259
02:01:01.964 --> 02:01:04.884
You have an incredible
gift, and we need you.

1260
02:01:07.970 --> 02:01:09.347
I need you.

1261
02:01:10.514 --> 02:01:12.183
I just don't know.

1262
02:01:12.850 --> 02:01:15.019
Remember when I said I'd
never seen an angel?

1263
02:01:19.231 --> 02:01:20.691
Well, I lied.

1264
02:01:30.242 --> 02:01:32.244
You're still the bravest
mundane I've ever met.

1265
02:01:36.707 --> 02:01:38.376
I'm not a mundane.

1266
02:01:41.003 --> 02:01:42.171
Wait, Jace!

1267
02:01:46.509 --> 02:01:47.760
You took your time.

1268
02:01:54.725 --> 02:01:56.644
You said you needed me.

1269
02:02:01.607 --> 02:02:03.067
You should keep that safe.

1270
02:02:03.150 --> 02:02:04.276
Yeah.

1271
02:02:05.903 --> 02:02:07.613
Is it okay if I...

1272
02:02:08.572 --> 02:02:09.991
Do I...

1273
02:02:10.074 --> 02:02:12.243
- Is it okay if I...
- Yeah.

1274
02:02:15.496 --> 02:02:17.748
Look, Clary, I don't believe it.

1275
02:02:17.832 --> 02:02:19.752
It doesn't feel like the
truth, not in my heart.

1276
02:02:21.168 --> 02:02:24.255
I just don't know how to
look at the world anymore.

1277
02:02:24.338 --> 02:02:27.133
I don't see streets and
traffic lights and cars.

1278
02:02:27.216 --> 02:02:29.176
I see demons and angels.

1279
02:02:30.136 --> 02:02:31.137
Everything's different.

1280
02:02:31.220 --> 02:02:33.014
The world's the same.

1281
02:02:33.931 --> 02:02:36.225
You're the one who's different.

1282
02:02:42.440 --> 02:02:44.066
Don't you remember
what Hodge said?

1283
02:02:44.150 --> 02:02:45.359
What?

1284
02:02:45.443 --> 02:02:47.111
All the stories are true.