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Prepare for the upcoming Control Resonant (2026) by revisiting where the Remedy Connected Universe (RCU) all began! This Alan Wake Remastered cinematic gameplay is captured in glorious 4K with a completely hidden HUD, delivering an uninterrupted, movie-like experience of Alan’s descent into psychological madness.  As we walk through the fog of Bright Falls, this playthrough highlights the critical lore bridges connecting the Dark Presence to the Control Resonance. Long before Dylan Faden faces the reality-bending cosmic crisis in Manhattan, the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC) was already monitoring this Altered World Event (AWE). We dive deep into how Alan's typewriter acts as an early Object of Power and how the paranatural signals here lay the groundwork for what's coming in 2026.  Inside this cinematic walkthrough:  Alan Wake Remastered story edited with theatrical pacing.  Immersive HUD-less combat showcasing cinematic   flashlight and gunplay mechanics.Deep-dive analysis on the Control Resonant connection and FBC lore.  Hidden easter eggs linking Thomas Zane and the Dark Place directly to the Oldest House.  Whether you are hype for the Control Resonant 2026 release or a fan wanting to understand the parautilitarian connection, this atmospheric movie walkthrough is your ultimate guide.Like, comment your Remedy universe theories below, and subscribe as we count down the Road to Control Resonant!  Keywords: Control Resonant 2026, Control Resonant Trailer, Alan Wake Remastered Cinematic Gameplay, Control Resonant Gameplay, Alan Wake Control Connection, Remedy Connected Universe Lore, Alan Wake 4K Movie Walkthrough, Altered World Event Explained, Dylan Faden Lore, FBC Darkness Resonance. Bright Falls AWE, FBC Dark Presence, Psychological Thriller Games, Psychological Thriller Cinematic.  Support Me: https://saweria.co/jannuarybiru https://paypal.me/jannuarybiru

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00:00:09Terima kasih telah menonton

00:00:30My name is Alan Wake

00:00:31I'm a writer

00:00:43I've always had a vivid imagination

00:00:46But this dream unsettled me

00:00:48It was wild and dark and weird

00:00:50Even by my standards

00:00:53So yes

00:00:54It began with a dream

00:01:00Following a typical nightmare pattern

00:01:02I was late

00:01:03Desperately trying to reach my destination

00:01:05A lighthouse

00:01:06For some urgent reason

00:01:08I couldn't remember

00:01:09I'd been driving too fast

00:01:11Down a coastal road to get there

00:01:19I'd seen the hitchhiker too late

00:01:29He was dead

00:01:31I was convinced

00:01:33They'd put me in jail

00:01:33And I would never see Alice again

00:01:53Suddenly his body was gone

00:01:55I was in shock from the crash

00:02:00I could hardly stand my feet

00:02:15The radiator had broken

00:02:16When I hit the hitchhiker

00:02:18The car wasn't going anywhere

00:02:28I was certain

00:02:29I had just driven

00:02:30From this direction

00:02:31But now the road was blocked

00:02:33I had to go to the lighthouse

00:02:35I knew there was something important

00:02:36Waiting for me there

00:02:51The bridge had collapsed

00:02:52I'd have to find another way

00:02:54To the lighthouse

00:03:22I had to go to the lighthouse

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00:13:22Tidak berada di sebelah itu, saya mau menikmati anda dengan tempat di tempat di belakang.

00:13:27Dikah, saya akan berikan titik untuk menikmati tempat.

00:13:30Sebuah tempat sejak sebelum dia berlaku di belakang.

00:13:38Hai.

00:13:40Hai, kamu menikmati tempat yang baik untuk menemukan tempat di tempat.

00:13:43Dewa Fest hanya 2 bulan jalan.

00:13:46Dewa Fest, eh?

00:13:48Tengoknya, cikcet?

00:13:50Terima kasih telah menonton!

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00:15:57I've made all the arrangements, I drive the car, I'll even carry the bags.

00:16:01All you have to do is drag your cute butt into the car and enjoy the ride.

00:16:06Yeah, sounds like you've got a lazy bastard for husband.

00:16:11Yeah, but I got a thing for him.

00:16:14Come on, you lazy bastard.

00:16:16Let's go.

00:16:23Damn yuppies.

00:16:25Let's see who has the last laugh, city boy.

00:16:29Okay, good day to you too.

00:16:36Let's get back in the car and drive to the town.

00:16:38We're here.

00:16:45We need to stop at the local diner to get the cabin key from the landlord.

00:16:48A Mr. Carl Stuckey.

00:16:50He's waiting for us.

00:16:54I'll go fill her up while you get the key.

00:16:56I'll pick you up here in say 15 minutes.

00:16:58Sure.

00:17:03Alan, thank you for coming here with me.

00:17:04I love you too. Go on. I'll promise to behave.

00:17:14I'd forgotten there were still places like this.

00:17:18Towns where everybody knew everybody.

00:17:20Welcome to the Oh Dear Diner.

00:17:21Hi, I was wondering if you could help me.

00:17:23I'm looking for-

00:17:24Mr. Wake. Alan Wake.

00:17:26Oh God, I am your biggest fan.

00:17:28I know people say that all the time, but I really am.

00:17:31I'm glad to hear that.

00:17:33Rose.

00:17:34Rose.

00:17:35I'm looking for Mr. Stuckey. Carl Stuckey.

00:17:37Carl?

00:17:38Of course, Mr. Wake.

00:17:40He must have gone to visit the restroom.

00:17:42He'll be back in a moment.

00:17:43I can't believe it.

00:17:45What? I've got all your books.

00:17:47I got the cut-up from the bookstore when they took it out of the window.

00:17:52And you keep it here.

00:17:53Well, okay. Good for you.

00:17:56Try the coffee.

00:17:57Just don't blame me when you fall in love.

00:17:59Cause it'll break your heart when you have to leave.

00:18:02Rusty here is no longer human.

00:18:04Nothing but black coffee under a thin layer of skin.

00:18:08Yeah, that makes two of us.

00:18:10Are you staying long, Mr. Wake?

00:18:11I can't believe it.

00:18:13I'm having a conversation with Alan Wake.

00:18:16Are you on your own?

00:18:17Or is your wife with you?

00:18:19I can show you the town if you want.

00:18:21I get off work at six.

00:18:23Thanks, Rose.

00:18:25We'll be sure to keep that in mind.

00:18:38Ah, right.

00:18:40So much for a quiet vacation.

00:18:58Do me a favor, sonny.

00:19:01I could really use a tune right now.

00:19:04Coconut number six in the jukebox.

00:19:09I'd do it myself, but both of my legs have gone to sleep.

00:19:15Bad circulation.

00:19:18Yeah.

00:19:19Are you serious?

00:19:20Coconut again?

00:19:22You disgust me.

00:19:24Call yourself a rocker.

00:19:26Unbelievable.

00:19:27Ha!

00:19:29You put the lime in the coconut.

00:19:31Drink them both up.

00:19:33Just because we're brothers.

00:19:35Don't think I won't murder you in your sleep.

00:19:39Yes!

00:19:40That's my favorite tune.

00:19:43Coconut!

00:19:45Shut your mouth, you demented has-been.

00:19:48If I had my hammer, I'd shut it for you.

00:19:51Jeez.

00:19:52Tune number six in the jukebox.

00:19:56Children of the Elder God.

00:19:58Now there's a song for you.

00:20:13It does that.

00:20:15Gets stuck.

00:20:16Yeah.

00:20:16You need to give it a good solid whack.

00:20:28Now that's what I'm talking about.

00:20:31Yes!

00:20:34This is it.

00:20:35I've died and gone to hell.

00:20:48Mm-hmm.

00:20:50Mm-hmm.

00:20:54Don't go in there, young man.

00:20:56You can hurt yourself in the dark.

00:20:58I think I can handle it, ma'am.

00:21:01I didn't want to wait.

00:21:02I wanted to find Stucky.

00:21:03To get the key and get out as soon as possible.

00:21:06The waitress was giving me a headache.

00:21:08Over-eager fans always did.

00:21:11You don't want to die, do you?

00:21:13Worse.

00:21:14I warned Carl Stucky about it, but he didn't listen.

00:21:19I told Rose last week that she should change the bulb.

00:21:23This is what happens when you get sloppy.

00:21:26Let's do my rounds.

00:21:27Remind them to change the bulbs bulbs.

00:21:30Stay vigilant as darkness never sleeps.

00:21:44Hello?

00:21:48Mr. Stucky?

00:21:53Carl couldn't make it.

00:21:55Unfortunately, he was taken ill.

00:21:57But I have the key for you and instructions on how to get to the lake.

00:22:01Okay.

00:22:02I wish you a good stay in my cabin.

00:22:05I'll come by later to check how you've settled in.

00:22:08And to meet your wife.

00:22:11I insist.

00:22:14Thanks.

00:22:25Cauldron Lake is a special place.

00:22:27Very inspiring.

00:22:36You got lucky this time, young man.

00:22:39You can hurt yourself in the dark.

00:22:42This really ought to be fixed.

00:22:44And then I must remind Sarah to change the lights at the station that's been too long already.

00:22:57I hadn't seen her leave, but the old lady was gone.

00:23:07Good.

00:23:13Even that sounds better than your singing.

00:23:16Are you alright?

00:23:21Splendid!

00:23:22Splendid!

00:23:24Damn on ya!

00:23:26It swells up like a balloon if I lift anything heavier than it's boom!

00:23:31Yeah!

00:23:32Splendid!

00:23:33Splendid!

00:23:34Splendid!

00:23:34It's been a long time gone.

00:23:37Good to see ya!

00:23:38Hey!

00:23:40You wouldn't have to have a bottle on, would you Tom?

00:23:43I wish.

00:23:49The Andersons.

00:23:50They're, uh, local musicians.

00:23:52We're waiting for Dr. Hartman to come pick them up.

00:23:55They wandered off from his clinic at the Cauldron Lake Lodge.

00:24:08I'll be heading back to work as soon as Dr. Hartman gets here, Rose.

00:24:12Oh, but I'm not looking forward to the poison we have at the Park Cafe.

00:24:21Now this is what coffee should taste like.

00:24:25Oh, Rusty.

00:24:26That's so sweet.

00:24:27I'll swing by with the fresh cup later on.

00:24:30Will you be staying in town for the deer fest, Mr. Wake?

00:24:33The deer is dear to me.

00:24:35The deer is dear to me.

00:24:37The deer is dear to me, my dear, in more ways than one.

00:24:44Oh dear.

00:24:45That's not really our festival anthem.

00:24:48Could've fooled me there.

00:24:53I had the keys.

00:24:54Alice.

00:24:54Alice was outside.

00:24:56I didn't want to keep her waiting.

00:24:59Bye, Mr. Wake.

00:25:06Mission accomplished.

00:25:07The key and the directions.

00:25:09My hero.

00:25:11I got some flashlights, just in case.

00:25:17Hey, wait!

00:25:18Mrs. Wake!

00:25:21You're...

00:25:21You're keys!

00:25:27That diner was a real nut house.

00:25:34Can you believe this place?

00:25:36This would make a wonderful setting for a book.

00:25:39We're supposed to be on vacation, Alice.

00:25:41I'll figure it out when we get back home.

00:25:43Okay?

00:25:44Okay.

00:25:45We can talk about this later.

00:25:50I didn't want to talk about it.

00:25:51I wanted to bury my head in sand.

00:25:53Here's another one of my favorites to go with it.

00:25:55Once upon a time, I was a successful writer.

00:25:58But that was a long time ago.

00:25:59I hadn't been able to write a word in two years.

00:26:02Not since my last book.

00:26:06And now the weather.

00:26:08It's gonna be a clear night,

00:26:10so you folks from the big city

00:26:12might want to look up every once in a while.

00:26:14See those stars winking down at you.

00:26:16It gets pretty dark out here,

00:26:18but they'll light your way.

00:26:38Wow.

00:26:39It's gorgeous, Alan.

00:26:41It's something, alright.

00:26:43Don't worry, honey.

00:26:45I'll get you inside safe and sound before it gets dark.

00:26:47And I've got the flashlight.

00:26:48I know.

00:26:50I'm okay.

00:26:51Alice had a phobia.

00:26:52The fear of darkness.

00:26:54I wanted to make sure we were inside

00:26:56with the lights on before sunset.

00:27:04Are you sure you read the directions right?

00:27:06It's nothing like in the brochure.

00:27:08It said near the lake, not on it.

00:27:12Don't get me wrong.

00:27:13This is so much better.

00:27:15It's wonderful.

00:27:16Our own private island.

00:27:38The cabin obviously got its name from the shape of the island.

00:27:42It looked like a giant bird leg.

00:27:44Alice had mentioned that the lake was a caldera.

00:27:46There was a dormant volcano under it.

00:28:00Here we go.

00:28:01Let's take a look inside.

00:28:03It's dark in there.

00:28:05We need lights.

00:28:06Can you figure out how to get the power on, honey?

00:28:09Sure thing.

00:28:10I'm on it.

00:28:19Hello?

00:28:20Anyone here?

00:28:24A shoebox filled with books by Thomas Zane sat on the shelf.

00:28:28I'd never heard of him before.

00:28:44The Deerfest guests have already started to arrive.

00:28:47Just ran into one on the ferry.

00:28:49A famous artist, no less, but we'll see if we can rope him into an interview later on.

00:28:53Now, let's go to the phone's caller.

00:28:56You're on KBFFM.

00:28:57Hi, Pat.

00:28:58It's Rose.

00:28:59Well, hello, Rose.

00:29:00What's on your mind?

00:29:01I know who that famous artist was.

00:29:03It was Alan Wake, wasn't it?

00:29:05He's my favorite writer.

00:29:06Well, Rose, I-

00:29:07I just saw him at the diner.

00:29:09Oh, I am so excited he's here.

00:29:12I'm sure he's glad to be here, too.

00:29:14Well, folks, I guess the secret's out.

00:29:16This is Pat Mayne on KBFFM.

00:29:18And now it's the music.

00:29:20Great.

00:29:21So much for keeping a low profile.

00:29:36The water was clear but dark.

00:29:38It looked very deep.

00:29:48The cabin looked like a time capsule from the 60s, or even earlier.

00:30:01For a moment the oppressive feel of the nightmare I had seen on the ferry returned.

00:30:10Damn.

00:30:15I needed to get the power running in the cabin.

00:30:18There had to be a fuse box or a generator somewhere on the island.

00:30:25The power cable goes to that shed over there.

00:30:42The island had once been the site for a love story.

00:30:46Maybe it would be that again.

00:30:53Alice had told me about Cauldron Lake Lodge.

00:30:56The old building used to be a hotel.

00:30:58But these days it was no longer open to the public.

00:31:08An old generator had been connected to the power cable.

00:31:27The lights are on.

00:31:29Good work, honey.

00:31:30I'll freshen up a bit and start settling in.

00:31:32Okay.

00:31:33I'll look around a bit.

00:31:35Sure thing.

00:31:36Have fun.

00:31:43It was a beautiful place.

00:31:46I told myself I could rest here.

00:31:49Sleep here.

00:31:50And forget about my work.

00:31:56I thought we could be happy here.

00:32:02Alice?

00:32:03Honey?

00:32:09Alan.

00:32:10I'm upstairs.

00:32:11I have a surprise for you.

00:32:19Well, hello there.

00:32:21I'm not the surprise.

00:32:22It's in the study.

00:32:23Go take a look.

00:32:25Okay.

00:32:35Surprise!

00:32:36Alice?

00:32:37What is this?

00:32:38I guess I have a small confession to make.

00:32:40I thought maybe you could write here that a change of scenery would get you past-

00:32:44Alice!

00:32:45You...

00:32:46Everyone keeps-

00:32:46Hey!

00:32:47Hey!

00:32:47Just hear me out!

00:32:49There's a local doctor.

00:32:50Dr. Hartman.

00:32:51I read a book of his.

00:32:52He has a private clinic here.

00:32:54He specializes in helping artists.

00:32:56Maybe-

00:32:57No!

00:32:58It's not like that.

00:33:00That's not-

00:33:01Alan?

00:33:03Alan?

00:33:04Don't!

00:33:05Just don't!

00:33:06I don't want to hear it!

00:33:07God damn it, Alice!

00:33:10God damn it!

00:33:12I knew she wouldn't follow me in the dark.

00:33:14I needed some time alone to think things through.

00:33:17Oh.

00:33:30Dammit.

00:33:38Alice?

00:33:40Alice!

00:33:42Alice?

00:33:43Alice!

00:33:44Alice noooooooo!

00:33:45Alice!

00:33:48The cabin had gone dark.

00:33:50All the lights were out.

00:33:52Alice! Alice!

00:33:54Where are you? Help!

00:33:56Alice, I'm coming!

00:33:58It's alright, I'm coming!

00:34:00What the hell?

00:34:01Alan! Help me!

00:34:06Alan!

00:34:08No! No!

00:34:10Ah!

00:34:13You!

00:34:14Alice?

00:34:15Alice?

00:34:24Oh, no!

00:34:36Keep going, Alan.

00:34:38Wake up!

00:34:40Alice?

00:34:52Waking up in the crashed car felt like I had woken from one nightmare and entered another.

00:34:58I couldn't remember how I got there.

00:35:01All I knew was that something terrible had happened to Alice.

00:35:07The phone was dead.

00:35:08I'd have to find help on foot.

00:35:12Among Alice's Things was a book, The Creator's Dilemma, by a Dr. Emile Hartman.

00:35:18Seeing the book brought back my fight with Alice.

00:35:21I didn't like it.

00:35:22And I didn't like the guy's smug face on the cover either.

00:35:34The gas station was my best bet.

00:35:37They'd have a phone I could use.

00:35:39It looked like a long hike through the forest to get there.

00:35:48Damn.

00:35:59Hello?

00:36:09Hello?

00:36:10Hello? Is someone there?

00:36:21The loose sheets of paper were pages from a manuscript entitled Departure.

00:36:25That was the name I planned to use for the next novel I had never gotten started.

00:36:30I was named the author.

00:36:31I hadn't written it. I couldn't remember writing it.

00:36:35In the scene on the page, the hero was attacked by an axe murderer in the woods at night.

00:36:42Departure by Alan Wake

00:36:45He turned to face me. His face was covered in shadows.

00:36:49It was hard to make him out in the darkness of the forest that surrounded us.

00:36:53But the axe he lifted was plain to see.

00:36:55It glistened with the blood of his victim.

00:36:58He grinned madly. The shadows were alive, distorting his features.

00:37:02It was a scene from a nightmare.

00:37:04But I was awake.

00:37:10Anybody there?

00:37:12Please! I've been in an accident!

00:37:22The lights up ahead were a good sign.

00:37:24Maybe I wouldn't have to hike all the way down to the gas station to find a phone.

00:37:32Barry took another sip of the heavenly coffee.

00:37:35He grinned at Rose.

00:37:36Surely this was love.

00:37:38Rose gushed on breathlessly.

00:37:40The new one will be a masterpiece. I know it.

00:37:42You must tell him not to listen to the trolls in the forum saying departure will never get finished.

00:37:47He should take his time and make it perfect.

00:37:49I can wait.

00:38:02Anybody there?

00:38:04Please!

00:38:05I've been in an accident!

00:38:18Hey!

00:38:19Hey, you!

00:38:20Phil!

00:38:21There's been an accident!

00:38:23I need help!

00:38:24Listen, I need two...

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00:38:28Right foe!

00:38:30Oh, hell!

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00:38:32Stucky!

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00:38:39Deposit required!

00:38:42Fair and square!

00:38:46Fair and square!

00:38:55Coral...

00:38:56Stucky!

00:39:12The Taken stood before me. It was impossible to focus on it, as if it stood in a blind spot

00:39:18caused by a brain tumor and eye disease. It was bleeding shadows like ink underwater, like a cloud of blood

00:39:24from a shark bite. I was terrified.

00:39:27I squeezed the flashlight like my life depended on it, willing it to stop coming any closer. Suddenly something gave,

00:39:34and the light seemed to shine brighter.

00:39:52Enbrace!

00:39:55To...

00:39:57To...

00:39:58To arrive!

00:40:03Out in the open, I was as good as dead. The office looked like my best bet. I could lock

00:40:09myself in.

00:40:12To...

00:40:15I could lock myself in.

00:40:17It had the new...

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00:53:34Help me find Alice

00:53:56Science

00:53:57It bestows immortality on those who advance it

00:54:01To elevate all of mankind

00:54:02Newton

00:54:04Einstein

00:54:05Sagan

00:54:06Princes among men

00:54:08But the price for such a legacy is steep indeed

00:54:13In Night Springs

00:54:16Tonight's episode

00:54:18A Quantum Suicide

00:54:23If our lives are already written

00:54:25It would take a courageous man to change the script

00:54:28Having called a press conference

00:54:30Dr. Barkley Colvin

00:54:32Is about to demonstrate that very courage

00:54:37Ladies and gentlemen of the press

00:54:39I am Dr. Barkley Colvin

00:54:42And I'm glad so many of you could join me here

00:54:46At the Moorcock Institute

00:54:48Tonight I'm going to give a practical demonstration of the many worlds interpretation

00:54:54As you can see this is a loaded 9mm pistol

00:55:00It shall be part of a thought experiment

00:55:03And now

00:55:04A real experiment

00:55:07Known as a quantum suicide

00:55:09Did he say suicide?

00:55:11Is that a real gun?

00:55:12He's kidding right?

00:55:13Please, please

00:55:14Please, please

00:55:15Stay calm

00:55:16There is no risk

00:55:18Observe what occurs when I place the weapon against my own forehead

00:55:24Now, you might think this round is merely a dud

00:55:28Not so

00:55:30Observe the flower pot

00:55:33And yet

00:55:34I myself

00:55:36Cannot be harmed with this gun

00:55:38With each pull of the trigger

00:55:40Two new realities branch off

00:55:42One in which the weapon didn't fire

00:55:44And one

00:55:46Where it did

00:55:47With my machine here

00:55:49I have ensured

00:55:50That this reality

00:55:51Is always the former

00:55:53I have bestowed upon myself

00:55:56Quantum immortality

00:55:58Under no circumstances

00:56:00Can this gun

00:56:02Kill me

00:56:03So, wait, wait, wait

00:56:04What you're saying is that

00:56:05Every time you pull the trigger

00:56:06In another reality

00:56:08You die?

00:56:09Yes

00:56:10Yes, of course

00:56:11But that's completely trivial

00:56:12There's an infinite number of things

00:56:14That could happen at any moment

00:56:16And they always do happen somewhere

00:56:19The point is

00:56:20This one thing

00:56:22Did not

00:56:24Happen

00:56:25Here

00:56:26You're insane, Colvin

00:56:28Insane?

00:56:30Insane?

00:56:32Insane?

00:56:32Hey, was this thing supposed to be plugged in?

00:56:35I stumbled on it

00:56:36You fools

00:56:37Gaze upon quantum immortality

00:56:47Poor, poor Dr. Colvin

00:56:50Filled by his own hubris

00:56:52Or the ignorance of the masses

00:56:54Perhaps he should have left the crate unopened

00:56:58The decaying atom unobserved

00:57:00Curiosity often kills the cat

00:57:03In light springs

00:57:05In light springs

00:57:09Taking us

00:57:10Or what

00:57:11To our people

00:57:13Is not

00:57:14As simple

00:57:16As

00:57:17As

00:57:17As you might bet

00:57:19It can be

00:57:21Dangerous

00:57:22It requires

00:57:24Patience

00:57:32Oh no

00:57:40The engine

00:57:41Take

00:57:42This

00:57:43Go cool

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01:01:53You are...

01:01:54I'm Alan Wake, but listen, I was in a car crash.

01:01:57My wife Alice, she's missing.

01:01:58Calm down, Mr. Wake.

01:01:59We were staying in a cabin on the island, on Cauldron Lake.

01:02:02There's no island on Cauldron Lake, not since the big eruption in the 70s.

01:02:07Please, I can take you there, okay?

01:02:08You look like you've taken a pretty bad knock to the head.

01:02:13Are you okay?

01:02:15Listen.

01:02:16We'll figure this out.

01:02:17Please get in the car.

01:02:18We'll swing by the lake and then we'll go to the station, okay?

01:02:23Mr. Wake, have you seen Stucky, the guy who owns this place?

01:02:27I realize I couldn't tell her what had happened in the forest.

01:02:30She wouldn't have believed me.

01:02:32And then she wouldn't have helped me with Alice.

01:02:51She wouldn't have believed me on the island.

01:02:54But...

01:03:14I didn't know where he was, because it was I couldn't tell him like him.

01:03:14So anyway, she's looking for a bit of a reason.

01:03:15I saw her not.

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