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00:00:00Oh
00:00:36Lily when we last spoke you said you weren't quite sure you could describe what you saw at the theater
00:00:40that night
00:00:41Still can't but now I don't have to because
00:00:44Because we got the picture sheet Bowers
00:00:45We have one where this thing looks like the monster version of Teddy which was incredibly scary
00:00:50Rich
00:00:51Who is he?
00:00:52Ricardo Santos sir but you can call me rich
00:00:56Whatever killed Teddy Phil and Susie it came after us again last night in the cemetery
00:01:00What the hell were you doing at the cemetery at night?
00:01:03So my cousin and Ben told me this thing my uncle used to do
00:01:05We were just cutting through
00:01:06Yeah taking a shortcut home
00:01:08And you all just happened to have a camera with you when it did
00:01:11We were ready this time
00:01:15Well let's have a look see
00:01:21Oh my god
00:01:23Current walls look at this
00:01:27Jesus H. Christ
00:01:29What the hell is that?
00:01:31Oh
00:01:31Is that a
00:01:33Is this pigeon shit?
00:01:38It's not possible
00:01:39What's this?
00:01:41Oh
00:01:41Dead flowers
00:01:42Helpful
00:01:43And Mary's headstone
00:01:45A tree
00:01:48Stop wait
00:01:49Look at that one
00:01:50Yeah
00:01:51That's it right there
00:01:59The statue
00:02:00No are you blind?
00:02:01It's a clown
00:02:02You watch your tone young lady
00:02:04You walk into this office telling tall tales
00:02:06And you show me this is proof
00:02:07The only thing this is proof of
00:02:09Is that you Lily Bainbridge
00:02:10Are trying to buy yourself a one way ticket back to the nut house
00:02:14You kids keep your noses out of police business
00:02:18Or ghouls and goblins will be the very least of your worries
00:02:23Do I make myself perfectly clear?
00:02:34A smile is something special
00:02:37A ribbon is something rare
00:02:40So I'll be special and I'll be rare
00:02:43With a smile and a ribbon in my hair
00:02:48To be a girl they notice
00:02:51Takes more than a fancy dress
00:02:54So I'll be noticed
00:02:56Because I'll dress with a smile
00:02:58And a ribbon in my dresses
00:03:02The bigger my toothy grin is
00:03:05The smaller my troubles grow
00:03:08The louder I say I'm happy
00:03:11The more I believe it's so
00:03:13So I'll have that extra something
00:03:17Cause I'll know what to wear
00:03:19Cause I'll know what to wear
00:03:20So I'll be special and I'll be rare
00:03:23I'll be something beyond compare
00:03:25I'll be noticed because I'll wear a smile
00:03:29And a ribbon in my hair
00:03:34The bigger my toothy grin is
00:03:37The smaller my troubles grow
00:03:39The louder I say I'm happy
00:03:42The more I believe it's so
00:03:45So I'll have that extra something
00:03:48Cause I'll know what to wear
00:03:51So I'll be special and I'll be rare
00:03:54I'll be something beyond compare
00:03:57I'll be noticed because I'll wear a smile
00:04:00And a ribbon in my hair
00:04:14Maybe it's a Dracula thing
00:04:16You know, like in the movie
00:04:18How we can't see his reflection
00:04:19But we did see him
00:04:21It could have killed us, but it didn't
00:04:24It's like it's messing with us
00:04:26The first thing I do is find out
00:04:27If there's a history of stuff like this
00:04:29Happening in Dini
00:04:31Lily, your mom grew up here, right?
00:04:33Yeah
00:04:34She ever mentioned anything strange?
00:04:36No, and if I ask her about it
00:04:38She'll send me right back to Juniper Hill
00:04:40But you heard what ba-
00:04:41Shh
00:04:42You heard what Powers said
00:04:44They're gonna transfer my dad to Shawshank
00:04:46You don't come back from that place
00:04:48Please, I'm just asking-
00:04:49No one adult's ever gonna believe what we saw
00:04:52I wouldn't
00:04:56Wait
00:04:57I know someone who might
00:05:00I haven't thought about it in years
00:05:02But now that you mention it
00:05:04I do remember some kids going missing in the 30s
00:05:07Quite a few, actually
00:05:09Really?
00:05:10Well, it was the Depression
00:05:11And a lot of families were starving
00:05:13And some kids, they just disappeared overnight
00:05:15They probably ran away looking for something better
00:05:17Or trying to relieve their families of the burden
00:05:20They were tough times
00:05:23But nothing like-
00:05:24What you're describing?
00:05:26Oh, no, dear
00:05:27No, nothing like that
00:05:31But don't let that stop you
00:05:32From trying to figure out what's happening
00:05:35My father always said to me
00:05:37That with good friends at your side
00:05:39Anything's possible
00:05:41It sounds like you have those
00:05:57Hello
00:06:10Hello
00:06:11This is a surprise
00:06:12Thought I'd save you the trouble of wrestling at home yourself
00:06:16Oh, you didn't have to do that
00:06:18I'm just happy it found a good home
00:06:20I'm brewing coffee
00:06:21If you're in the mood
00:06:22I will never say no to a cup of coffee
00:06:24All right
00:06:31So your folks are from around these parts originally?
00:06:34My ancestors settled in the valley here
00:06:37But our homelands were much bigger back then
00:06:41We would follow the elk herds all the way into Nova Scotia and back
00:06:45That was before Manifest Destiny, of course
00:06:48I've never been to Canada myself
00:06:50No?
00:06:51Mm-mm
00:06:53I still have cousins up there
00:06:55North of the border
00:06:56Well
00:06:57What they call a border anyway
00:06:59To us, it's just a line on a map
00:07:02Hmm
00:07:06So how is your husband adjusting?
00:07:08Suppose they're keeping him busy working on that new pipeline
00:07:11Oh, Leroy's a pilot
00:07:12I doubt he's got anything to do with that
00:07:15Not that he'd tell me if he did, but
00:07:17No
00:07:18Every time I ask about his day
00:07:20It's national security this
00:07:22And classify that
00:07:24Man's got more secrets than King Tut's tomb
00:07:29That sounds a little lonely
00:07:30Oh, I knew what I was signing up for when I married a five boy
00:07:34He doesn't question orders
00:07:35I question everything
00:07:37That's the dance
00:07:43May I ask you something?
00:07:45Of course
00:07:49This business with the theater
00:07:51The missing kids
00:07:56It's a terrible thing
00:07:57Do I need to be concerned?
00:08:04Dairy is a beautiful place
00:08:07But things do happen from time to time
00:08:11Never a bad idea to keep the people you love close
00:08:18Tell you what
00:08:19If you need anything
00:08:21To talk
00:08:24A friend
00:08:28Call me
00:08:29Hey, mama don't you treat me wrong
00:08:32Come and love you, daddy, all night long
00:08:35All right now
00:08:37Hey, hey
00:08:40All right
00:08:46See the girl with the diamond ring
00:08:49She knows how to shake that thing
00:08:51All right now
00:08:54Hey, hey
00:08:59Hey, hey
00:09:02Yo
00:09:03This is it
00:09:04Now the ramp
00:09:05Let's go
00:09:06Y'all seen this shit
00:09:06Oh, hell no
00:09:08I saw that
00:09:08Come on
00:09:09Yo, hold on
00:09:10Let me find the light up in here
00:09:11Oh, I got it
00:09:12Hold up
00:09:12Hit the light
00:09:13Hey
00:09:14Hey
00:09:14There you go
00:09:15You
00:09:15Okay
00:09:16You did it
00:09:18Hey
00:09:19Ain't it a little far from base?
00:09:21That's good
00:09:22I mean, there's no one to hassle us
00:09:24You sure it's ours?
00:09:26Colonel said we can use it
00:09:27Right, right
00:09:29And no one else comes here
00:09:30Boy, do you know what decommissioned means?
00:09:33No, it was all storage out here
00:09:35Anything they needed
00:09:36They cleared out a long time ago
00:09:38Come on now
00:09:39Look at this
00:09:39What?
00:09:41It's a damn mess
00:09:42Yeah
00:09:43But the important thing is
00:09:45Got potential
00:09:46Oh, hell no
00:09:47Now look
00:09:48You put the bar here
00:09:50Put the hi-fi there
00:09:52Hey
00:09:54Hey, hey
00:09:55Hi, Loran
00:09:55Maybe you could get like a
00:09:56A grill or a hot plate or something
00:09:57You know, we could turn this into a kitchen
00:09:59Throw a little chow down for the fellas
00:10:01And Ned Dates
00:10:03Can't do that on base
00:10:05Can't do nothing here neither
00:10:06Till we clean this motherfucker
00:10:08Come on
00:10:09Y'all laughing like we don't gotta clean that shit
00:10:12Let's clean this up, gentlemen
00:10:13Yes, sir
00:10:16Y'all helping with this
00:10:17It's heavy as hell
00:10:18I know, but maybe we can use a couple of these things around here
00:10:21It's all the damn room
00:10:22It's food here
00:10:23It's food here?
00:10:24Nope, nope
00:10:30There is a bright flash
00:10:31Brighter than the sun
00:10:32It could knock you down hard
00:10:34Or throw you against a tree or a wall
00:10:37It is such a big explosion
00:10:39It can smash in buildings
00:10:41And knock signboards over
00:10:42And break windows all over town
00:10:44But if you duck and cover
00:10:47Like Bert
00:10:48You'll be much safer
00:10:49The atomic bomb flash
00:10:51Could burn you worse than a terrible sunburn
00:10:53Especially where you're not covered
00:10:55Now, you and I don't have shells to crawl into
00:10:59Like Bert the turtle
00:11:00So we have to cover up in our own way
00:11:03First you duck
00:11:04And then you'll cover
00:11:06And very tightly
00:11:08You'll cover the back of your neck
00:11:09Your face
00:11:10Duck and cover
00:11:12Underneath the table
00:11:18Does that well
00:11:28Butt
00:11:42I've got a minute
00:11:46hmm looking for these i was tidying up and i found these stuffed in an envelope in the back
00:11:53of that drawer what's going on will and don't lie to me ronnie is my friend she swears her dad
00:12:06didn't
00:12:06do it and i believe her but the police don't because he works at the theater yeah i know baby
00:12:16so me and some other kids we met up to try to figure out how to help her when
00:12:24when what
00:12:28what happened
00:12:31it was dark someone came after us
00:12:38we were scared we ran but ronnie had a camera and she was trying to get some pictures
00:12:48okay
00:12:53all right no more running around till i find out what's going on around here what school and back
00:12:57and that's it mom not another word your daddy finds out you've been running around wild at night
00:13:02you're gonna get a worse punishment than that
00:13:06okay we'll keep it between us this time
00:13:27how was your first week of school fine fine give me some details
00:13:37go on baby tell him
00:13:42oh for goodness sake there is a girl mom oh it's okay don't embarrass the boy sean
00:13:53can i be excused can i be excused you haven't even had dessert i have homework
00:14:06so the girl is
00:14:10i mean she
00:14:17you know
00:14:22are you working this weekend
00:14:23oh um i don't know i was waiting on a call
00:14:30well i was thinking if you're free y'all two could do something
00:14:35been so busy since we got here could be good to get him out of his head for a change
00:14:41yeah maybe
00:14:45yeah what are you thinking
00:15:11nice
00:15:14dad
00:15:16how long do we have to do this
00:15:21have to
00:15:23i'm having the time of my life
00:15:25spending time in nature with my boy like i used to with my pops
00:15:29it doesn't get better than this
00:15:34tell me about this new girlfriend of yours
00:15:37she's not my girlfriend
00:15:43not yet years young
00:15:47years young my friend
00:15:54i got something what i got something oh oh oh okay so relax relax don't force it just reel it
00:16:00in a
00:16:00little bit at a time
00:16:02come on easy keep it going
00:16:03i'm doing it dad
00:16:03come on you got it stay with it you gotta stay with him there it is
00:16:07ah damn it
00:16:10i got it you had it this he's gone
00:16:14more in the back at least we know they bite
00:16:17uh oh hold on the fly came on
00:16:20yeah so watch my mind i left the spares in the car
00:16:30im
00:16:31me
00:16:32i
00:16:33i
00:16:33i
00:16:43i
00:16:47i
00:16:48i
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00:16:59i
00:17:00i
00:17:00i
00:17:00I don't know.
00:17:31I don't know.
00:18:01Son, you've got to relax.
00:18:02You're not making any sense.
00:18:03It's the two.
00:18:03Hold up.
00:18:09Son, what the hell?
00:18:12There's something here.
00:18:13In the area.
00:18:15Something bad.
00:18:16I don't know.
00:18:47Chief, we've got a visitor.
00:18:56No details, no description.
00:18:58There's not a lot to go on.
00:19:00They're kids.
00:19:01They got scared and ran.
00:19:02All right, we'll look into it.
00:19:04Is there anything else, Mrs...
00:19:05Hanlon.
00:19:06I don't mean to be presumptuous, Chief Bowers, but if there is someone out there still accosting children, isn't it
00:19:13a possibility you have an innocent man in your jail?
00:19:16You're talking about Hank Grogan?
00:19:18Not a chance.
00:19:19Not a chance.
00:19:20We questioned him.
00:19:21We caught him in a lie.
00:19:21The man has no alibi.
00:19:24Has he been able to consult an attorney?
00:19:28Mrs. Hanlon, this isn't the South.
00:19:31He and his family have had regular contact with the public defender's office.
00:19:35I didn't mean to offend you, sir.
00:19:37I'm sorry.
00:19:38You can imagine where I come from.
00:19:40What I'm used to.
00:19:46May I speak with him, please?
00:19:48You're neither counsel nor family, so no.
00:19:51Now, if you'll excuse me.
00:19:57Thank you for your time.
00:20:36I don't understand.
00:20:39Miss...
00:20:39Mrs. Hanlon.
00:20:41Call me Charlotte.
00:20:43My boy Will is a friend of your granddaughter's.
00:20:46He told me the situation with your son, and I just thought I'd check in.
00:20:52You're a lawyer?
00:20:53No, ma'am.
00:20:53But I was active in the movement down south.
00:20:56Did my bit helping other colored folks who got forced into false confessions.
00:21:01If that's the case with your son, I'd like to see if I could help him, too.
00:21:05That's kind to you.
00:21:06But I don't see as it'll do much good.
00:21:09I thought he was in his room.
00:21:12Turns out someone saw him out walking, so...
00:21:16Doesn't mean he hurt anybody.
00:21:18Of course not.
00:21:19My Hank wouldn't hurt a fly.
00:21:21Especially not no kids.
00:21:23So if he wasn't at the theater, and he was at home, where else could he have been?
00:21:29The only one who knows where my son was that night other than himself...
00:21:34...is God.
00:21:37And neither one of them is talking.
00:21:52You can't judge a dog by looking at a tree.
00:21:56Coming together.
00:21:57Coming together.
00:21:58Rich, good to go.
00:21:59Come on, there you go, Rich.
00:22:01You can't judge a dog by looking at the mother.
00:22:05You can't judge a dog by looking at the cover.
00:22:09Oh, can't you be...
00:22:10Back against the wall.
00:22:12Back against the wall.
00:22:15Back against the wall.
00:22:17You can't judge a dog by looking at the mother.
00:22:26You can't judge a dog by looking at the other.
00:22:26Hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:22:29All done.
00:22:29Hey.
00:22:33All right, folks.
00:22:34All right, folks.
00:22:50I'm sorry.
00:22:57Dick.
00:23:00Baby.
00:23:03Mind me now.
00:23:07You want yourself here?
00:23:10Keep that lid on tight.
00:23:33You said I applaud you here.
00:23:36Well, here I am.
00:23:40Hey, thanks again for that home-cooked meal.
00:23:43The best sleep I had since I stumbled out of a cat house.
00:23:48Sir, you heard anything from General Shaw, Colonel Fuller?
00:23:53Just wondering when we're going up again.
00:23:55Oh, no, that's above my pay grade.
00:23:56I hear you, but, uh, you know, Operation Precept
00:24:00show me to sound like a real priority.
00:24:04One brother to another.
00:24:06Maybe don't be so eager to put yourself in the line of fire on this one.
00:24:11What are you trying to say?
00:24:12The Colonel is kind enough to lend us this old requisition shed to use at and for our leisure.
00:24:20We're just setting up inside. You want to help us out?
00:24:22Hey.
00:24:31Listen, I went fishing today with my son.
00:24:34When I went back to the car to get more bait, something attacked him.
00:24:40Jesus.
00:24:41I'm sorry.
00:24:42You all right?
00:24:43When I asked him what, he said...
00:24:47He said it was me.
00:24:48All burnt up and charred like I crawled out of a plane crash.
00:24:51And I came up out the water, tried to pull him under.
00:24:54You believe him?
00:24:58The boy's got bruises and cuts like an animal scratched him all up.
00:25:04And he looked at me and he said...
00:25:05He said, Dad, there's something...
00:25:08bad...
00:25:08here in Derry.
00:25:15I don't know what the hell are we actually looking for.
00:25:19Huh?
00:25:20And I know we're trying to develop some shit. Russia too.
00:25:22Or did something go missing?
00:25:24A machine that fucks with your head.
00:25:26What is it?
00:25:29Answer me!
00:25:30I don't know!
00:25:32I don't know what the hell it is.
00:25:36Hell, I'm not sure I wanna know.
00:25:39Look, I do.
00:25:40I do what I'm told what I'm told, just like you.
00:25:46I'm sorry about your son.
00:25:55I used to have nightmares as a kid about my dad going down on a plane like you did in
00:25:58Korea.
00:26:00It scared me more than anything else in the world.
00:26:03How did I know that?
00:26:05It could've killed anywhere before my dad got to me.
00:26:08It can probably kill any one of us anytime it wants to.
00:26:15Unless...
00:26:16Unless what?
00:26:19What if it doesn't want to kill us?
00:26:23Not yet, anyway.
00:26:24What if it's just trying to scare us?
00:26:26Like Louie said.
00:26:27Why would it just want to scare us when it killed all the others?
00:26:30We don't actually know Maddie's dead.
00:26:32Not for sure.
00:26:36But he did tell me he'd been seeing weird stuff for a while before he disappeared.
00:26:41Phil and Teddy said the same thing.
00:26:44Oh, man.
00:26:46I hate being right.
00:26:48What?
00:26:49Adrenaline.
00:26:52Cortisol.
00:26:55They're called the fear hormones.
00:26:56When you get scared, not just you, any mammal.
00:26:59Your adrenal glands secretes them into your bloodstream, which some predators like the taste of.
00:27:04So they'll stalk and scare their prey until they smell just right.
00:27:09Then...
00:27:10No, no, no.
00:27:11You're saying it wants to eat us?
00:27:12It's just a theory.
00:27:13It's a horrible theory.
00:27:14Well, if it's the facts...
00:27:15Okay, let's just for the moment assume that you're right.
00:27:18No, I do not want to assume that.
00:27:20But if he is, what are we supposed to do?
00:27:24I mean, it's not like we can just stop ourselves from being scared.
00:27:32Guys...
00:27:33What if we could?
00:27:38How'd you get them?
00:27:39I swiped them for my mom's compact.
00:27:41I got one for each of us.
00:27:44What did you do?
00:27:46Whenever she's really nervous about stuff like bills or, you know, me, she just sticks one under her tongue.
00:27:55She says it makes all of her fears and troubles melt away like magic.
00:27:58She calls it mommy's little helper.
00:28:01That sounds pretty good.
00:28:03So I guess the second something weird starts to happen, we take it and just...
00:28:07And hope for the best.
00:28:09Yeah.
00:28:13There are almost 20,000 species of worms on Earth.
00:28:19Each one unique, each with its own purpose in the great swirling apparatus of our planet's function.
00:28:28Here we see the parasitic flatworm, Leucochloridium paradoxum, which burrows into the bodies of land snails, causing their eyes to
00:28:38swell and expand into multicolored stocks,
00:28:41which subsequently attract the attention of birds who then swoop down and pluck them out.
00:28:49Now, the most fascinating aspect of Leucochloridium paradoxum is how the parasite not only alters the snail physically, but also
00:28:58hijacks its brain and alters its behavior.
00:29:01I've been thinking about where shit I've been lately.
00:29:07I was wondering if...
00:29:09I don't know.
00:29:11Do you want to go to lunch with me today?
00:29:13Just me and you?
00:29:14Do you?
00:29:17I miss you.
00:29:21That'd be swell.
00:29:23Peachy.
00:29:25Can't wait.
00:29:26What's the plasticity of nature?
00:29:28Now, as we consider the durability of parasitic infections in the animal kingdom, you should never lose sight of how
00:29:35easily they can leave between species.
00:29:53I feel the Celaad.
00:29:54I think that's an amazing thing.
00:29:55I think it's a beautiful thing, but it's a beautiful thing, but I don't know it, but it's nice.
00:29:56You might be able to sleep alone.
00:29:56You want to go and see it on your own body.
00:29:56You can go.
00:29:56A great day.
00:30:02I'm like, hey.
00:30:02I think it was really good.
00:30:04You're in that place.
00:30:05I'm not going to go.
00:30:05I'll be remembered.
00:30:06Your little bit later.
00:30:17Are you family?
00:30:19No, but I have a letter here signed by his mother,
00:30:21granted permission to visit with her son.
00:30:29Yeah.
00:30:31You'll have to wait for the chief.
00:30:33And when will he be in?
00:30:35Hard to say.
00:30:37That's just not good enough.
00:30:39Listen, lady.
00:30:41I suggest that you take it on the arches
00:30:44before you find yourself in a cell right next to him.
00:30:47My name's not Lady.
00:30:48It's Charlotte Hanlon.
00:30:50And that may not mean much to you right now,
00:30:52but it will when you see all the scary shit I can do with the telephone.
00:30:56Excuse me?
00:30:57No, I don't think I will.
00:30:59In fact, if you don't let me see Hank Grogan right now,
00:31:03by tomorrow morning, I'll have MLK, JFK, RFK,
00:31:06and a whole bunch of other FKs breathing down your neck,
00:31:09along with a bus full of Freedom Riders after another
00:31:12from here to the turnpike,
00:31:13singing,
00:31:14We Shall Overcome in the streets,
00:31:16to have to call the world's largest cowcatcher to clear them.
00:31:19Now you gonna let me see the man?
00:31:21Or do I need to make a call?
00:31:30Forgive me, Mrs. Hanlon, but you don't know my situation.
00:31:33I know the cops locked you up without a shred of hard evidence.
00:31:37I spoke with the public defender's office, asked some questions.
00:31:40Turns out they charged you without a bail hearing,
00:31:43which is your legal right.
00:31:45Public defender ain't saying nothing about that.
00:31:47We'll worry about him later.
00:31:48Right now we need to file papers citing prejudicial treatment,
00:31:51show discrimination,
00:31:53which would be easy to do in your case,
00:31:56allow you to skip bail altogether,
00:31:58and go on house arrest while you wait for trial.
00:32:01House arrest?
00:32:02Mm-hmm.
00:32:03So what you saying?
00:32:05I don't gotta go to Shawshank?
00:32:06The papers take a minute to process,
00:32:08and it sounds like they're busting you out tomorrow,
00:32:10so you may have to spend a few days there,
00:32:12but the fact of the matter is
00:32:14your right-to-do process was violated.
00:32:17Whatever you did
00:32:20or didn't do,
00:32:23you're gonna be going home.
00:32:25At least for now.
00:32:28That's a promise.
00:32:35But at some point,
00:32:36Mr. Grogan,
00:32:38you'll have to go on record with the truth.
00:32:42The truth.
00:32:44The truth is I didn't do nothing to those kids.
00:32:47Told the police about it, too!
00:32:49Doesn't change the fact
00:32:50that you weren't where you claimed to be that night.
00:32:54Where were you, really?
00:33:02You realize that answer could set you free.
00:33:08Whatever you were doing
00:33:09can't possibly compare to what you're being accused of.
00:33:18You want your daughter to go without a father?
00:33:22You want your mama to mourn a...
00:33:24You think I want that?
00:33:26You think I want that?
00:33:29Man, y'all don't understand.
00:33:32All right.
00:33:34So tell me.
00:33:36Please.
00:33:38I think you know by now I'm on your side.
00:33:52How was it with a woman?
00:33:55A married woman?
00:34:00Not just married.
00:34:05A white woman.
00:34:08It just happened.
00:34:11It just happened.
00:34:17Look, if anybody finds out,
00:34:21I won't be headed to no Shawshank.
00:34:24They'll just find the nearest tree.
00:34:26Not to mention what I was going to do to her.
00:34:30If there's a way out
00:34:32without anyone getting hurt,
00:34:34I'll take it.
00:34:39I might...
00:34:40I might need some help finding it.
00:34:50Sir, we checked the areas
00:34:52the Indian woman told us to stay away from.
00:34:54Either she's telling the truth
00:34:56or sending us on a wild goose chase,
00:34:58but there is nothing there.
00:35:00Of course there's nothing there.
00:35:03She's a smart woman.
00:35:05And now we've confirmed her suspicions.
00:35:08Believe me, Colonel,
00:35:09these people take their obligations
00:35:10very seriously,
00:35:10and whatever comes next
00:35:12is not going to be a cease and desist letter.
00:35:14Not that it matters,
00:35:16because the cycle will be over soon
00:35:19and the weapon gone to ground.
00:35:20Maybe it's time to begin cleanup, sir.
00:35:43How often are those kids out there
00:35:44watching the base?
00:35:45The kids from Indian Marsh?
00:35:47I don't know,
00:35:48every couple of days.
00:35:50Sir, they may be curious,
00:35:51but they know to stay
00:35:52on their own side of the fence.
00:35:54Maybe it's time we open the gate.
00:35:57Invite them in.
00:36:03So, how are things with your...
00:36:05and your friends?
00:36:07What do you mean?
00:36:09I don't know.
00:36:10I guess I'm just curious.
00:36:12What's Ronnie Grogan like?
00:36:15People talk?
00:36:17If you invited me to gossip,
00:36:19I'm not...
00:36:20Lily...
00:36:20No.
00:36:22I just...
00:36:23I guess I just don't know
00:36:24how to talk to you anymore.
00:36:27Everything's changed so much
00:36:28since you got back from...
00:36:30you know.
00:36:34Look,
00:36:35we've been best friends
00:36:36since first grade.
00:36:38Forget the patty cakes.
00:36:40I don't want to lose you.
00:36:42Can we just start over?
00:36:45Please?
00:36:47I'd like that.
00:36:49Hey, Marge.
00:36:53Hey, Lily.
00:36:59Oh, my gosh.
00:37:00Did you see
00:37:01the way Tim Flanagan
00:37:02just looked at you?
00:37:04You should talk to him.
00:37:06What?
00:37:07No way.
00:37:08He's totally sweet on you.
00:37:11Come on,
00:37:12at least say hi.
00:37:13After everything
00:37:14you've been through this year?
00:37:16You deserve it.
00:37:20Well, I should at least
00:37:21freshen up first.
00:37:28Okay.
00:37:29I'll be right back.
00:37:43Did she go for it?
00:37:45I think so.
00:37:46She's freshening up.
00:37:47Good.
00:37:48Because it's all set.
00:37:50The second she goes over to him,
00:37:52he's going to embarrass her
00:37:53in front of the whole school.
00:37:54It's going to be so boss.
00:37:56Yeah.
00:37:58Real boss.
00:37:59Don't chicken out now, Truman.
00:38:02Get in there
00:38:03before she changes her mind.
00:38:16What's the holdup?
00:38:18I have a sit.
00:38:21Oh, you can barely see it.
00:38:24Let me touch you up
00:38:25before you go back out.
00:38:26You'll be dropped dead.
00:38:28Okay.
00:38:29Let me pee first.
00:38:31I'm nervous.
00:38:38I can't believe Tim likes me.
00:38:48I can't believe me.
00:38:59Lils?
00:39:01Yeah?
00:39:06I need to tell you something.
00:39:09What?
00:39:15I am...
00:39:19Well...
00:39:22The truth is...
00:39:26Marge?
00:39:29Marge, are you okay?
00:39:32How?
00:39:34What?
00:39:40Marge, what's wrong?
00:39:45My eyes!
00:39:50Marge!
00:39:57Whatever you do, just don't look at it, okay?
00:40:00Please, help me!
00:40:01Close your eyes!
00:40:03Look!
00:40:09Or, wait!
00:40:13Marge, wait!
00:40:15Ah!
00:40:19Ah!
00:40:21Ah!
00:40:22Ah!
00:40:22Ah!
00:40:24Ah!
00:40:27Ah!
00:40:29Ah!
00:40:29Ah!
00:40:30Ah!
00:40:31Oh, my God.
00:41:05Oh, my God.
00:41:30Let's go!
00:41:32Let's go!
00:41:33Go!
00:41:49No.
00:41:51No.
00:41:52No, I didn't...
00:42:10You scared me.
00:42:12What were you doing in town today?
00:42:14What do you mean?
00:42:17Pauly said he saw you walking into the police station.
00:42:23I can see the wheels turning, so why don't you just tell me, Shaw?
00:42:26Same way you tell me what happens at that base?
00:42:28That's a security issue.
00:42:30What is this?
00:42:30The man that got arrested at the movie thing?
00:42:32A black man who's arrested for a murder he swears he didn't commit.
00:42:36And his daughter is friends with our son.
00:42:40His daughter?
00:42:45Don't be looking for trouble.
00:42:47There's going to be trouble anywhere we go.
00:42:49That's the country you swore your life to defend.
00:42:52I'm just making it worth defending.
00:42:54You swore to me that you wouldn't start up here.
00:42:57I can't have you getting arrested again, Shaw.
00:42:59Not now.
00:43:01What I'm doing here is too important.
00:43:04So I just need you to trust me.
00:43:07Just trust me and don't stir the pot.
00:43:09Please, just promise me that.
00:43:12Please.
00:43:16You won't have to worry about me.
00:43:57I don't want to worry about you.
00:44:06I don't know.
00:44:31I don't know.
00:45:21I don't know.
00:45:31I don't know.
00:45:31What's wrong?
00:45:34You see what you did?
00:45:35Someone's watching the house.
00:45:44Who's out here?
00:45:47Show yourself!
00:45:50Ha!
00:45:50Ha!
00:45:51Ha!
00:46:01Ha!
00:46:05Ha!
00:46:06Ha!
00:46:09Ha!
00:46:17Ha!
00:46:20Ha!
00:46:21Ha!
00:46:21Ha!
00:46:23Ha!
00:46:24Ha!
00:46:25Ha!
00:46:26Ha!
00:46:27Ha!
00:46:27Ha!
00:46:28Ha!
00:46:30Ha!
00:46:41Wait, you can't just
00:46:47Handle it. Get back to me
00:46:49I'm sorry, General
00:46:50What the hell do you have us chasing?
00:47:13We caught him and his friends scoping out the base
00:47:16Trying to get a peek over our fence, as it were
00:47:21What's he doing here?
00:47:24Our young Indian friend
00:47:25Tanya was his name
00:47:28He knows the location of exactly what we're looking for
00:47:31But he refuses to answer our questions
00:47:34So Airman Halloran
00:47:36Is going to answer them for us
00:47:44They're watching over there
00:47:50What they want me to do to you
00:47:52It's not going to be pleasant
00:47:55So why don't you just
00:47:56Tell them what they want to know
00:47:58Save us both a whole lot of pain
00:48:04Yeah
00:48:05I don't tell you
00:48:26God, I'm so sorry about this
00:48:34God, I don't know
00:48:36God, I don't know
00:48:38God, I don't know
00:48:41God, I don't know
00:48:44God, I don't know
00:48:45God, I don't know
00:48:46God, I don't know
00:48:47God, I don't know
00:48:48God, I don't know
00:48:48God, I don't know
00:48:49God, I don't know
00:48:49God, I don't know
00:48:49God, I don't know
00:48:55God, I don't know
00:48:58Hey, come on.
00:49:55Hey, come on.
00:50:17I need to tell you something.
00:50:53I need to tell you something.
00:50:57Daniel?
00:51:00Hi, Auntie.
00:51:01Hey.
00:51:02Whatcha doing?
00:51:04Nothing.
00:51:14What is it?
00:51:18You know the story about the monster in the western wood?
00:51:22The galoo?
00:51:23Mm-hmm.
00:51:24All of the kids know that story.
00:51:26The elders may just memorize it when we were like seven.
00:51:29Well, some of our stories are meant to teach us lessons.
00:51:37And some of our stories are real.
00:51:39No.
00:51:43So you're telling me that galoo is real?
00:51:49No.
00:52:00Tell me the story.
00:52:02I need to know you remember how all of this began.
00:52:12Millions of years ago, before the time of the first people, an evil spirit was cast down
00:52:19from the darkest part of the night sky, bound inside a falling star.
00:52:29But when the star struck the earth, it broke open, and the spirit was set free.
00:52:35It roamed the woods from many snows and countless moons, until the creation of our first ancestors.
00:52:47The star that carried the monster had been its cage, and the stone it was made from still
00:52:54held power.
00:52:55Our wisest took a shard from that star and carved a weapon to protect our people from the monster,
00:53:03which we named the galoo.
00:53:08We kept the dagger close and stayed away from the western wood.
00:53:14As years went by, the legend of the galoo was passed down from generation to generation.
00:53:23We lived in balance with the monster by staying outside of its reach, and never hunting in its territory.
00:53:32Until one day, the settlers arrived.
00:53:37We warned them of the danger in the western wood, but they chose to ignore us.
00:53:44They hunted the woods, and just as we had warned them, they were hunted.
00:53:52The galoo fed on them, and grew stronger and more powerful.
00:53:57The monster would soon be able to hunt outside of the western woods.
00:54:04Seski, the village's great war chief, was called to counsel by the clan mothers.
00:54:09The creature had grown too powerful.
00:54:12A single dagger could no longer protect all the villages.
00:54:16To save our people, the decision was made.
00:54:19They would have to leave.
00:54:21But Seski's daughter, Nikani, did not want to leave our land.
00:54:26She believed there was another path.
00:54:29She took the dagger, and journeyed past the great dead wood with her friends by her side.
00:54:36Finally, arriving at the western wood.
00:54:42They entered the woods, seeking the cave where the galoo crashed, to gather more of the sacred stone.
00:54:50When Seski realized that her daughter and the dagger were missing, she formed a search party to bring them both
00:54:57back.
00:55:02But without the dagger, they had nothing to protect themselves from the galoo.
00:55:15The monster showed itself to them, in the shape of the things they feared the most.
00:55:26It separated the war party, one by one.
00:55:32And before she knew it, Seski found herself alone.
00:56:01Seski's only hope is in her daughter's hands.
00:56:12Prepare for me, my god!
00:56:16Even Seski, the great warrior, was no match for the galoo.
00:56:32What?
00:56:57But it was too late. Seski's spirit was already slipping away.
00:57:06And she went to be with the ancestors.
00:57:25And she went to be with the ancestors.
00:57:33She knew what she had to do, fight for them, just like her mother always had.
00:57:39So Nakani took the dagger, and braved the western wood, one last time.
00:57:49They found the cave.
00:57:52And broke off shards of the ancient star the galoo had arrived in.
00:58:01A plan was formed.
00:58:04Not to kill it, but to cage it.
00:58:13They would use the shards.
00:58:15They would use the shards of its old bindings.
00:58:16The only thing the galoo feared.
00:58:19To keep our people safe again.
00:58:22The children circled the western wood, which had been the monster's hunting ground for so long.
00:58:28And they buried thirteen sacred shards deep into the earth.
00:58:47Over each stone, they lit a fire to mark its place.
00:58:51A line the galoo could not cross.
00:58:58Our people made a sacred promise.
00:59:01To guard the pillars and keep their places secret.
00:59:05So the monster trapped inside could never break free.
00:59:12Our people would be safe.
00:59:14And the galoo would remain within these pillars.
00:59:19Forever.
00:59:23Well done, Daniel.
00:59:29Now you're a part of...
00:59:34Auntie.
00:59:40Are you okay?
00:59:48Well done, Daniel.
00:59:50Great story.
00:59:51So tell me.
00:59:53Where are they now?
00:59:56The pillars.
00:59:57How do I find them?
01:00:02You can tell me.
01:00:06Come on.
01:00:33They're there.
01:00:35They're there.
01:00:41Follow the tunnels.
01:00:42Follow the tunnels under the old well.
01:00:46And you'll find the pillars.
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