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00:00:26It gleams every night.
00:00:28Crime scene tape phosphorescing in the dark woods.
00:00:34It guards between human intellect and the sentience of nature.
00:00:52Consider your feelings for a lone hawk soaring in the sky.
00:00:56Now consider it mantling over a little rabbit and the squawk, squawk, squawk of dying life.
00:01:07The crime scene tape flaps between these two images, between the religious feeling of the
00:01:15soaring hawk and the frozen moment when we see what's on its talons.
00:01:24Consider the fern that covers the surface of the water, spreading to make a feast of the
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00:01:30And everything below is held in darkness, starving slow.
00:01:39Between the survival of the fern and the deaths of the darkened plants and fish, that is where
00:01:46we put a barrier to mark evidence of a crime.
00:01:48This tape we put up, it's a strange legality, a symbol of our exclusively human concerns.
00:01:59Cut through it, come into an extra human reality.
00:02:30What's the first macabre thing you remember?
00:02:37I remember being a kid, four, maybe five, waking up to discover a streak of dried blood on my
00:02:43pillow and wondering from my ears, from my nose, from my eyes.
00:02:53Blood from the eyes, that's rich. Like a detail from one of your stories. I don't remember that.
00:03:01You're coming awake, bleeding.
00:03:04Probably it was a dream. Crows attacking fairies tumbling bloody in the sky.
00:03:09I used to dream like that all the time. So vivid there'd be remnant outside my head.
00:03:15A stain upon my pillow.
00:04:06I've been teaching my course on the contemporary novel for years. Then two years ago I started a night class
00:04:12on romantic poetry.
00:04:13And puts us on the metaphysical. Coleridge, Baudelaire, Poe.
00:04:20Are you still religious?
00:04:23Not like we were before.
00:04:25Of course not.
00:04:28We should go in. It'll be dark soon.
00:04:32You worried about snakes?
00:04:34You are too. Don't lie.
00:04:37There's some DVDs in the cabin. Horror movies.
00:04:40Any bad ones?
00:04:41We can hope.
00:04:42We can hope.
00:04:43We can hope.
00:04:47Try it afterwards before you go.
00:04:49Sorry they wanted to take care.
00:04:49We hope you've yet to see ourselves.
00:05:02I think always play your way.
00:05:02Were you around?
00:05:15All horror movies are about prying into private places, and the discoveries are like long
00:05:22falls through the dark.
00:05:24You have a story. Your character Lizzie. Searching through a family member's private things.
00:05:33Yes, Lizzie. She pays a secret visit to her stepbrother's closet and falls through a trapdoor.
00:05:41The fall of Lizzie. Is it far? A long tumble through the dark? Into a basement? More like a realm
00:05:50beneath the house.
00:05:51Oh, I like that. There's a troll down there, and Lizzie's hurt her ankle from the fall.
00:05:59She's defenseless. Therefore, pray? The troll tells her there are special laws. If she obeys these laws, her ankle will
00:06:07heal,
00:06:07and the puddle of blood at her feet will rise into a ladder, which, rung over rung, she can climb
00:06:14all the way up to the trapdoor.
00:06:17What are the special laws? The most special law is this. No snooping. But, of course, the troll lays it
00:06:24out in a biblically formal way.
00:06:26Thou shalt not cast eyes in unwelcome places, neither shall you open cabinetry or peek through curtains. That sort of
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00:06:36But our Lizzie can't resist a secret visit to a closet or quick peek to cabinetry.
00:06:42No, she can't.
00:06:44I'm trying to imagine a mind that rejoices in these stories.
00:06:48I don't rejoice in them.
00:06:50Do you always write anonymously?
00:06:52I really don't want the attention. Not for this kind of work.
00:06:56What does body horror mean?
00:07:00Blood spray.
00:07:01Do all your stories spray blood?
00:07:04Like a car wash.
00:07:06Is it ritualistic? For revenge?
00:07:10These aren't literary stories. The draw is mutilation.
00:07:14You must know why that is, otherwise you wouldn't be so successful at it.
00:07:17Mutilation is like a search. It turns the characters' insides into outsides. Hidden things now seen. Roughly exposed.
00:07:34The reader's desire to see private parts.
00:07:37And knowing that it's not alright to want that.
00:07:41An appealing sense of shame.
00:07:44Like something from the dark recesses of puritanism.
00:07:48Shame and rage.
00:07:51A reliable business model.
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00:09:11Jory
00:09:13I called to you
00:09:16To make sense of what happened
00:09:20You didn't answer
00:09:26It's taken me a long time
00:09:29I'm sorry
00:09:32But now I have a plan
00:09:35A way for us to
00:09:36Move past our troubles
00:09:39Into a future
00:09:40Tense of joy
00:09:55You bring me all the way out here to a place that seems
00:10:01Prehistoric
00:10:02To tell me about future joy
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00:10:08Reveal everything
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00:10:12But first let me catch up with you
00:10:15I didn't realize how much I had ached to see you
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00:12:25Hey!
00:13:16We were sold.
00:13:20We were sold.
00:13:20Not sold.
00:13:25Whatever ceremonial name you want to put to it, we were sold.
00:13:29And him that bought us is an old half-witted, the mistaken light between competence and desire.
00:13:36An inheritance of goat-nod automobiles he can't put to profit.
00:13:41The light at the ceremony, the light they say binds us to him.
00:13:47It's the light of absence, the light of isolation, our toil.
00:13:55Binding light, bright light.
00:14:01Indentured light.
00:14:03Light upon sweat.
00:14:06Light upon blood.
00:14:09Light of a raw life.
00:14:11The light of a belt around our necks.
00:14:14Light decaying into light.
00:14:17And the light of our own darkness.
00:14:20Receiving.
00:14:27Light from the edge.
00:14:47Light from the edge.
00:14:56I don't know.
00:15:32A fall on an axe will create a specific wound.
00:15:35We have to mimic that wound.
00:15:37You said we'd hide the body.
00:15:39Hide it perfectly.
00:15:41Anything hidden can one day appear again.
00:15:44We'll be ready no matter what.
00:15:47Come on, let's give it a try.
00:15:53No.
00:15:56Slowly, to practice precision, like this.
00:16:01Chop.
00:16:05Chop.
00:16:06Chop.
00:16:09Chop.
00:16:11Chop.
00:16:12Chop.
00:16:14Chop.
00:16:16Chop.
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00:16:19Chop.
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00:16:26Hey, drop my fucking bag!
00:16:30Hey, you!
00:16:46Must you?
00:17:00Quit throwing rocks at my head!
00:17:02God, y'all!
00:17:11Back the fuck off or I swear I'll kill your husband and your daughter!
00:17:15I'll slip both your throats to rags!
00:17:27Remember, my knife knows the way home, bitchy.
00:17:44Yes.
00:17:49Oh, yes, me too.
00:17:58I miss you both.
00:18:01I love you.
00:18:05I will.
00:18:07Goodbye.
00:18:11They're fine?
00:18:12Yes, they're fine.
00:18:15The aleck of that crazy girl coming back after we...
00:18:18I know.
00:18:19Cause she even has a sense to find her way out of those woods is...
00:18:23I know.
00:18:24I'm all good.
00:18:26How much did you tell your husband?
00:18:37Who roams a house looking like a wolf?
00:18:40It's so odd.
00:18:42What about the person in the truck?
00:18:44Clearly not very brave.
00:18:47Listen, I was thinking...
00:18:49I think we should stay and finish our vacation.
00:18:52I don't think she'll be back.
00:18:55What's wrong?
00:18:59You mentioned an event that would move us past our troubles.
00:19:04So that we can focus on a future tense of joy.
00:19:12You don't think I orchestrated that break into you?
00:19:24Maybe it's too late for us to be normal with one another.
00:19:28I didn't say that.
00:19:31I've ate for so long.
00:19:33Let's try, please.
00:19:39Someone's here.
00:19:40The park rangers?
00:19:42We hope.
00:19:50We searched the woods where she fled, but no luck.
00:19:54She probably made her way to the fringe.
00:19:56The fringe?
00:19:57Yeah.
00:19:58It's what we call a little ad hoc community between here and town.
00:20:02Camp of young adults.
00:20:03Found themselves out of place.
00:20:05Now living in the woods by choice.
00:20:08Are they violent?
00:20:09Not normally.
00:20:10But sometimes they're our drifters.
00:20:14You're going to thoroughly check this place out, yes?
00:20:16Now that you have the description of the one who attacked us.
00:20:20I'm on my way there now with the park rangers.
00:20:22I just stopped by to tell you that the woods near your cabin are clear.
00:20:26You're not a park ranger?
00:20:28I'm a volunteer.
00:20:30That's rich.
00:20:31You look like a ranger out of central casting.
00:20:34I know these woods pretty well, I guess.
00:20:37What do you do?
00:20:38I'm a pastor at a Congregationalist church in town.
00:20:42No fooling.
00:20:44No fooling.
00:20:46I never would have figured that.
00:20:49Well, thanks.
00:20:50Maybe.
00:20:51How is it that this fringe community is tolerated by the Parks Department?
00:20:56Not tolerated exactly.
00:20:59I sort of liaison between the two.
00:21:02Do you have a card or something?
00:21:04I don't mean to be impolite, but if you're not a park ranger, then we ought to have some record
00:21:08of who we're speaking to about our case.
00:21:11Case?
00:21:11We weren't robbed exactly.
00:21:13But you clearly saw the knife.
00:21:16I don't have a card, I'm sorry.
00:21:18My name is Jack Weems.
00:21:20I'm known around the lake.
00:21:22It's easy to check up on me.
00:21:24Parson Weems.
00:21:26Sorry.
00:21:26It's fine.
00:21:28I've heard them all.
00:21:29Believe me, I cannot tell a lie.
00:21:33Can we go with you to see the fringe?
00:21:36Not a good idea.
00:21:39But I can circle back after my look around if you want me to.
00:21:43That would be nice, thank you.
00:22:02I'm on.
00:22:15I can circle back after my look around if you want me to come.
00:22:16I can circle back when asked.
00:22:21I'm so tired.
00:22:21I'm so tired.
00:22:21I'm so tired.
00:22:24Everything's dark.
00:22:24I'm so tired.
00:22:25I'm so tired.
00:24:27Rupture, rupture, rupture, rupture, the only thing we're living is our thoughts.
00:24:56Rupture, rupture, rupture, the only thing we're living is our thoughts.
00:25:02Rupture, rupture, rupture, the only thing we're living is our thoughts.
00:25:12Rupture, rupture, rupture, rupture, the only thing we're living is our thoughts.
00:25:15You talk to me.
00:25:53Giant salvenia, the ferns you see here are choking the lake.
00:25:58Biological control through the use of salvenia weevils is the best management option.
00:26:04The weevils devour that the lake may become clear.
00:26:07Looks chaotic, doesn't it?
00:26:10Looks like renewal.
00:26:23This place is magical.
00:26:26Yes.
00:26:28It's as though there's a separation.
00:26:31This natural place and the place of ambition.
00:26:35Place of concrete skin.
00:26:37There's encroachment.
00:26:39This place needs preserving.
00:26:43At your church, do you say God's plan?
00:26:46Yes.
00:26:47Is that accurate?
00:26:49It's helpful.
00:26:52Saying plan presents a sense of authority in the unknown.
00:26:55What word would you use?
00:26:58Spectacle.
00:27:00God's spectacle.
00:27:03God's spectacle which includes individual damage.
00:27:08An individual grace.
00:27:13Can it be included in this talk of spectacle and grace, the prospect of a double?
00:27:19That each of us has a double?
00:27:23A double that prepares us for survival?
00:27:27A representation of ourselves?
00:27:30Imagine I have a double.
00:27:32Someone who struggles but also sets the stage for me to live more wisely.
00:27:40Are you talking about Kayden?
00:27:44We've been separated for a long time.
00:27:47The lake is our union.
00:27:49Although it sounds magical, I believe I have a way forward for us.
00:27:56A path you didn't know about before.
00:28:00Take the idea of heaven and God's plan for destination.
00:28:04Imagine not a plan but a spectacle.
00:28:07Everything happening simultaneously.
00:28:10Instead of toil and reward being one thing followed by another.
00:28:14Life and life after.
00:28:17Imagine toil and reward at once.
00:28:20Experienced between doubles.
00:28:23One struggle prepares the other's survival.
00:28:27They're at the same pace.
00:28:33It's interesting.
00:28:39So no, not a pathway.
00:28:42An event.
00:28:45An event of grace.
00:28:47Where the doubles meet and are made equal.
00:28:58What type of event is that?
00:29:00Something extreme.
00:29:17There you are.
00:29:22There are many failures.
00:29:22There's a aim even fret.
00:29:22You didn't see me again, like what type of event?
00:29:22You know?
00:29:40It's you, like it or not, you can hear me.
00:30:21It's you, like it or not, you can hear me.
00:30:30It's you, like it or not, you can hear me.
00:31:19It's you, like it or not.
00:31:22It's you, like it or not.
00:31:52It's you, like it or not.
00:32:38It's you, like it or not.
00:32:48It's you, like it or not.
00:33:22It's you, like it or not.
00:33:27I'm in so much pain.
00:33:31I need to think about my life and find a new way to be.
00:33:38What if the change is death?
00:33:41Don't you think it's possible that you deserve to die?
00:33:47I prefer to live.
00:33:51There's a way to live and be changed.
00:33:54I want that.
00:33:57What will you do?
00:34:01Anything.
00:34:09Do you have the authority to help me?
00:34:15Yes.
00:34:18An exchange is necessary.
00:34:23You must bring me two.
00:34:27Then you will have the opportunity to reform.
00:34:30One.
00:34:32Two.
00:34:41All right.
00:34:44I'll bring you two.
00:34:46One.
00:34:47Two.
00:34:56One.
00:35:06A few.
00:35:11Two.
00:35:12Two.
00:36:24I had a moment of recognition.
00:36:27Like a face that appears suddenly at the window.
00:36:32First, it's a surprise.
00:36:35Then you know.
00:36:38Sounds profound.
00:36:52I found a way for Caden and me to let the pain of her past stay in the past.
00:37:01Not a denial.
00:37:03We understand we can't possibly make each other feel what the gap of years was like for each other.
00:37:11Her time staying solitary and me trying to make a life for myself.
00:37:17Right now there is a void between us.
00:37:21A history of absence and the pain of absence.
00:37:25What might help is the shock of the new.
00:37:32Shock of the new.
00:37:34The idea is to create a new beginning.
00:37:37It must be a profound experience.
00:37:42Something that regenerates our relationship.
00:37:45Allows us to reshape our understanding of one another.
00:37:51What is this shocking experience?
00:37:55It has to do with that thief.
00:38:03Is that true?
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00:49:45There's a heart.

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