WEBVTT 1 00:00:06.000 --> 00:00:12.074 Advertise your product or brand here contact www.OpenSubtitles.org today 2 00:02:35.300 --> 00:02:50.300 ○ ○ ○ zeroOne ○ ○ ○ 3 00:02:50.469 --> 00:02:51.798 Apologies, Miss... 4 00:02:52.023 --> 00:02:54.124 I didn’t know how else to wake you. 5 00:02:54.237 --> 00:02:56.562 The Heelshires had to step out for a moment. 6 00:02:56.964 --> 00:02:59.837 They beg your pardon, Miss, and ask that you wait in the parlour. 7 00:03:00.181 --> 00:03:02.402 It’s like something out of a storybook, isn't it? 8 00:03:02.827 --> 00:03:05.518 The Heelshires already taken care of that. 9 00:03:05.520 --> 00:03:08.199 - And I put your things inside. - Thanks. 10 00:03:55.510 --> 00:03:57.274 Is anyone up there? 11 00:03:57.399 --> 00:03:58.419 Hi! 12 00:04:47.055 --> 00:04:48.708 Is anyone up here? 13 00:05:26.692 --> 00:05:27.920 Hi there. 14 00:05:29.475 --> 00:05:30.723 Sorry. 15 00:05:30.946 --> 00:05:34.778 Believe it or not, I was... I was actually trying not to scare you. 16 00:05:34.780 --> 00:05:38.807 No, I'm sorry I jumped, I thought I heard something upstairs, so... 17 00:05:39.517 --> 00:05:43.288 - You're right. - Yes, sorry. It's so stupid. 18 00:05:43.659 --> 00:05:45.034 - Are you Mr. Heelshire? - No. 19 00:05:45.036 --> 00:05:46.541 I know you are not. Yet. 20 00:05:46.566 --> 00:05:47.861 No, I’m the grocery boy. 21 00:05:48.135 --> 00:05:50.611 Grocery man. 22 00:05:50.920 --> 00:05:52.545 I own the store actually. 23 00:05:53.128 --> 00:05:55.049 - Okay, I’m Malcolm by the way. - Hi. 24 00:05:55.051 --> 00:05:57.612 -You must be here for the nanny's job. -Yeah, Greta Evans. 25 00:05:57.713 --> 00:06:00.241 I’ve got some groceries to unpack downstairs, if you want to join me? 26 00:06:00.242 --> 00:06:02.913 I can give you a tour of such exotic locations... 27 00:06:03.538 --> 00:06:05.916 ...as the pantry and bread bin. 28 00:06:05.975 --> 00:06:07.332 Is that interests you? 29 00:06:07.357 --> 00:06:09.181 Sounds great. Sure. Lead the way. 30 00:06:09.952 --> 00:06:12.490 - You are American, yeah? - Yeah. 31 00:06:12.714 --> 00:06:15.014 My first trip to the UK. 32 00:06:15.092 --> 00:06:16.594 Alright, let me guess... 33 00:06:17.240 --> 00:06:18.996 California, right? 34 00:06:19.885 --> 00:06:20.908 Montana. 35 00:06:20.933 --> 00:06:22.782 - In this. - Yeah. Those in the basket. 36 00:06:22.984 --> 00:06:25.934 I’m usually so good at these things. I’ve got a touch of the gift. 37 00:06:25.936 --> 00:06:27.005 The gift? 38 00:06:27.057 --> 00:06:29.701 Prognosticator. Clairvoyant. Whatever you like to call it. 39 00:06:29.703 --> 00:06:31.550 I had a grandmother that read tea-leaves. 40 00:06:31.551 --> 00:06:33.162 My mother read palms, so... 41 00:06:33.926 --> 00:06:35.542 Okay, what do you read? 42 00:06:35.767 --> 00:06:37.442 - Me? - Yeah. 43 00:06:41.169 --> 00:06:42.365 Chewing gum. 44 00:06:42.889 --> 00:06:44.289 No kidding. 45 00:06:44.584 --> 00:06:47.324 We don’t get to choose our gifts, Miss Evans. 46 00:06:47.349 --> 00:06:48.997 Come on, if you... If you’ll allow me... 47 00:06:49.022 --> 00:06:51.174 - Let me show you. - Allow you to... 48 00:06:52.059 --> 00:06:55.258 Yeah, I am gonna read your gum. I'm a professional, trust me. 49 00:06:55.282 --> 00:06:56.482 Okay. 50 00:06:56.906 --> 00:06:58.106 Oh My God. 51 00:06:58.530 --> 00:06:59.571 Alright. 52 00:07:00.396 --> 00:07:01.454 Okay. 53 00:07:02.657 --> 00:07:04.287 Interesting teeth marks. 54 00:07:05.082 --> 00:07:08.097 I see that you’re a writer, 55 00:07:08.290 --> 00:07:10.829 from Phoenix, Montana. 56 00:07:10.831 --> 00:07:13.924 It looks like you’ve come here to be inspired by the English countryside. 57 00:07:13.926 --> 00:07:17.287 To get away from the hustle and bustle of your life in the U.S. of A. 58 00:07:17.289 --> 00:07:19.445 - No. - Close? 59 00:07:20.203 --> 00:07:22.725 Not at all. No. 60 00:07:23.001 --> 00:07:24.694 - Okay, one more try. - Okay. 61 00:07:24.695 --> 00:07:26.287 Okay? Just one. 62 00:07:27.781 --> 00:07:30.087 Okay, Okay, I see what went wrong. 63 00:07:30.088 --> 00:07:31.893 It's very... It's very obvious now. 64 00:07:33.500 --> 00:07:35.214 I see a dark past. 65 00:07:35.221 --> 00:07:37.558 On the run from someone, are we? 66 00:07:38.393 --> 00:07:39.563 That's what it looks like. 67 00:07:43.181 --> 00:07:44.818 Absolutely not. 68 00:07:48.637 --> 00:07:50.688 I’m afraid that was my best attempt at flirting. 69 00:07:50.689 --> 00:07:53.148 Believe it or not I’m actually considered charming in this country. 70 00:07:53.174 --> 00:07:54.474 It's okay. 71 00:07:54.657 --> 00:07:57.969 It’s amazing that any of us manage to procreate at all really. 72 00:07:57.971 --> 00:08:01.200 - Bread? - Yeah, in the cupboard behind you. 73 00:08:06.437 --> 00:08:09.351 So what’s... what's the family like? 74 00:08:09.850 --> 00:08:12.297 Well they’re nice, you know... They're... 75 00:08:12.822 --> 00:08:14.148 There very generous. 76 00:08:14.172 --> 00:08:16.358 As good a people as you’ll ever hope to meet. 77 00:08:16.456 --> 00:08:17.731 And their son? 78 00:08:18.056 --> 00:08:20.365 - Brahms? - Brahms. 79 00:08:20.808 --> 00:08:22.159 He is... 80 00:08:22.898 --> 00:08:25.769 I’m not sure quite how to explain it, but... 81 00:08:27.898 --> 00:08:29.330 Mrs. Heelshire. 82 00:08:30.290 --> 00:08:33.349 It’s so nice to finally meet you. 83 00:08:34.337 --> 00:08:36.503 Where are your shoes? 84 00:08:39.607 --> 00:08:42.012 Brahms is very excited to meet you, Miss Evans. 85 00:08:42.037 --> 00:08:44.589 He’s never met an American before. 86 00:08:44.591 --> 00:08:46.834 I’m very excited to meet him too. 87 00:08:46.982 --> 00:08:50.935 I was sure I left my shoes right here. 88 00:08:52.049 --> 00:08:55.809 They’ll turn up. It’s Brahms. He can be playful. 89 00:08:56.139 --> 00:08:59.401 - I assume you brought other shoes? - Yes. 90 00:09:00.003 --> 00:09:03.369 Let's hurry up. We've kept them waiting long enough. 91 00:09:04.405 --> 00:09:08.463 Her name is Miss Evans. We want you to be on your very best behaviour. 92 00:09:12.347 --> 00:09:13.747 Daddy? 93 00:09:15.771 --> 00:09:19.171 Miss Evans, allow me to introduce Mr. Heelshire. 94 00:09:19.372 --> 00:09:20.762 Miss Evans. 95 00:09:20.926 --> 00:09:22.243 And this... 96 00:09:22.668 --> 00:09:25.096 ...is our son, Brahms. 97 00:09:41.758 --> 00:09:43.193 So you’ve met Brahms then? 98 00:09:46.862 --> 00:09:48.393 How are you doing, Brahms? 99 00:09:50.860 --> 00:09:53.674 Now, you take it easy on Miss Evans. 100 00:09:53.699 --> 00:09:56.622 She’s traveled a long way just to meet you. 101 00:09:58.312 --> 00:10:00.424 I’ll be off then. The bill is on the table. 102 00:10:00.503 --> 00:10:03.319 Pleasure to meet you, Miss Evans. Hope to see you on my next deliver. 103 00:10:03.382 --> 00:10:05.315 - Thank you, Malcolm. - Of course. 104 00:10:21.774 --> 00:10:23.798 It’s so nice to meet you, Brahms. 105 00:10:24.286 --> 00:10:26.402 I hope you and I can be friends. 106 00:10:29.022 --> 00:10:32.755 Daddy, will you please take Miss Evans things up to her room, please? 107 00:10:32.784 --> 00:10:36.051 Miss Evans, we might as well get started. I have a lot to show you. 108 00:10:37.447 --> 00:10:39.193 You’ll be all alone out here. 109 00:10:39.194 --> 00:10:40.811 Do you think you can manage? 110 00:10:40.812 --> 00:10:42.242 Yeah, of course. 111 00:10:42.370 --> 00:10:45.569 We’ve had a number of potential nannies come through already. 112 00:10:45.894 --> 00:10:48.800 Brahms rejected them all. Though... 113 00:10:48.846 --> 00:10:53.411 There were nearly as young or as pretty as you. 114 00:10:53.427 --> 00:10:57.754 You’ll wake him at 7:00 each morning and you will dress him. 115 00:10:58.825 --> 00:11:01.755 You’ll find his cleaning clothes behind you. 116 00:11:06.612 --> 00:11:08.352 So... So I should...? 117 00:11:08.910 --> 00:11:10.886 Wake him up and dress him, Miss Evans. 118 00:11:10.911 --> 00:11:13.449 There’s no better way to learn than by doing. 119 00:11:16.251 --> 00:11:17.988 Wake up, Brahms. 120 00:11:18.256 --> 00:11:21.143 Well, I don’t know about you, but that certainly wouldn’t wake me. 121 00:11:23.381 --> 00:11:28.100 - It’s time to wake up, Brahms. - He is not a baby, Miss Evans. 122 00:11:28.102 --> 00:11:30.342 You needn’t be afraid of hurting him. 123 00:11:33.469 --> 00:11:34.745 Excuse me. 124 00:11:36.796 --> 00:11:41.745 Now, let’s show Miss Evans how we get you dressed. 125 00:11:41.746 --> 00:11:45.362 I’d let her do it herself, but I’m afraid we’d be here all afternoon. 126 00:11:47.027 --> 00:11:50.686 Brahms has three hours of lessons five days a week, 127 00:11:50.688 --> 00:11:52.372 and I like to start by reading some poetry. 128 00:11:52.373 --> 00:11:54.329 Do you know any, Miss Evans? 129 00:11:54.644 --> 00:11:56.949 I know all the words to "Green Eggs and Ham". 130 00:11:58.568 --> 00:12:01.462 Well, it doesn’t have to be poetry, of course. 131 00:12:01.523 --> 00:12:04.754 Any of these books will do, but you must... 132 00:12:04.779 --> 00:12:07.752 ...read in a loud, clear voice. 133 00:12:07.754 --> 00:12:09.191 Yes, of course. 134 00:12:12.906 --> 00:12:16.300 - Yes. Of course! - Excellent. 135 00:12:16.423 --> 00:12:19.707 Next is music appreciation. 136 00:12:20.108 --> 00:12:21.299 Brahms! 137 00:12:21.624 --> 00:12:25.209 You must sit up straight, 138 00:12:25.734 --> 00:12:28.502 like a good little boy. 139 00:12:29.222 --> 00:12:31.599 Music, Miss Evans. 140 00:12:31.901 --> 00:12:35.252 I don’t know how Brahms would go on without his music. 141 00:12:35.677 --> 00:12:37.203 It’s his world. 142 00:12:37.205 --> 00:12:41.076 Of course, he likes it rather louder than I prefer, but... 143 00:12:41.347 --> 00:12:46.167 ...it gives him so much joy I don’t dare take it away from him. 144 00:13:06.926 --> 00:13:09.380 We don’t throw any food out in this house, Miss Evans. 145 00:13:09.381 --> 00:13:11.140 This is a country house. 146 00:13:11.940 --> 00:13:14.268 Do you know what that means? 147 00:13:14.593 --> 00:13:15.668 No. 148 00:13:15.992 --> 00:13:19.348 It means we are in constant battle with the outside elements. 149 00:13:19.350 --> 00:13:22.227 Weather, plants, vermin. 150 00:13:22.252 --> 00:13:24.593 Especially vermin, Miss Evans. 151 00:13:24.595 --> 00:13:28.715 And so we take certain measures against them. 152 00:13:29.952 --> 00:13:31.905 Hello darling. 153 00:13:33.545 --> 00:13:36.866 Mr. Heelshire will explain the rest of your duties. 154 00:13:36.891 --> 00:13:39.625 And food goes in here. 155 00:13:41.205 --> 00:13:42.334 Thank you. 156 00:13:42.659 --> 00:13:46.044 Now, I’ll show you the traps. 157 00:13:50.203 --> 00:13:52.829 As we do our best to keep up the house, 158 00:13:52.830 --> 00:13:55.327 by the way, we don’t use the fireplaces anymore. 159 00:13:55.353 --> 00:13:58.084 Bit of a hazard. And regrettably, 160 00:13:58.085 --> 00:14:00.434 the last tradesman we had actually... 161 00:14:01.183 --> 00:14:03.539 he managed to paint the windows shut. 162 00:14:03.587 --> 00:14:07.437 Personally, I don’t think that all of this is necessary, but... 163 00:14:07.570 --> 00:14:11.956 ...Mrs. Heelshire is convinced that the rats will get into the walls. 164 00:14:12.058 --> 00:14:14.710 And Brahms, of course he’s never been very fond of animals. 165 00:14:14.735 --> 00:14:16.983 He has always been very shy, you see. 166 00:14:17.241 --> 00:14:18.710 Very timid. 167 00:14:19.063 --> 00:14:21.686 I know how this must look to you, Miss Evans. 168 00:14:21.687 --> 00:14:25.093 And to be completely honest I’m not sure how all came to this. 169 00:14:25.094 --> 00:14:28.569 Little by little and then all at once, I suppose. 170 00:14:30.921 --> 00:14:35.232 What I’m trying to say, is that whatever it might look like on the outside, 171 00:14:35.932 --> 00:14:37.577 our son is here. 172 00:14:38.402 --> 00:14:40.348 He’s very much with us. 173 00:14:41.081 --> 00:14:44.211 - Do you understand, Miss Evans? - Yes. 174 00:14:44.513 --> 00:14:47.331 Good. All good. That’s very good. 175 00:14:51.277 --> 00:14:55.623 "Gentle Jesus, meek and mild, look upon a little child. 176 00:14:55.624 --> 00:15:00.054 "Pity my simplicity. Suffer me to come to Thee." 177 00:15:00.465 --> 00:15:04.162 God bless Mommy. God bless Daddy. 178 00:15:04.431 --> 00:15:06.331 God bless Greta. 179 00:15:06.707 --> 00:15:08.433 God bless Me. 180 00:15:08.735 --> 00:15:10.219 - Amen. - Amen. 181 00:15:10.221 --> 00:15:12.695 You were such a good boy today, Brahms. 182 00:15:12.697 --> 00:15:15.257 You behaved like a little gentleman. 183 00:15:15.382 --> 00:15:17.287 Mommy is so proud of you. 184 00:15:20.869 --> 00:15:24.250 Could you give us a moment alone to speak to Brahms privately? 185 00:15:24.275 --> 00:15:25.455 Yeah, sure. 186 00:15:48.260 --> 00:15:50.329 He wants you, Miss Evans. 187 00:15:50.754 --> 00:15:53.462 He’s chosen you if you’ll have him. 188 00:16:05.518 --> 00:16:08.653 I don’t know. This whole thing is just creepy. 189 00:16:09.523 --> 00:16:11.996 A huge house in the middle of nowhere, no neighbors, 190 00:16:11.997 --> 00:16:14.650 the windows don’t even open, no cell service, no Wi-Fi. 191 00:16:14.699 --> 00:16:16.511 Greta you know you needed to get away. 192 00:16:16.513 --> 00:16:18.466 This is perfect for you. 193 00:16:18.491 --> 00:16:19.929 And taking advantage of them? 194 00:16:19.931 --> 00:16:22.699 No, you just been paid to babysit... the doll. 195 00:16:22.724 --> 00:16:24.389 You should see the way they talk to it. 196 00:16:24.390 --> 00:16:27.166 Yes, it’s a little creepy, but it’s only for a few months. 197 00:16:27.170 --> 00:16:29.172 You can handle this. 198 00:16:29.174 --> 00:16:30.959 Greta, you need this money. 199 00:16:30.984 --> 00:16:33.388 - Start over. Forget what happened. - You’re right. 200 00:16:33.926 --> 00:16:37.099 - You’re gonna be okay. - Right. 201 00:16:38.183 --> 00:16:40.909 - What? - It’s Cole. 202 00:16:41.444 --> 00:16:43.353 He’s been calling non-stop. 203 00:16:44.016 --> 00:16:46.610 He even came by the house, he scared Morgan half-to-death. 204 00:16:46.612 --> 00:16:48.436 - What’d you tell him? - Nothing. 205 00:16:48.447 --> 00:16:50.429 And I’m not going to tell him anything. 206 00:16:50.710 --> 00:16:53.334 I guess he doesn’t care about the restraining order. 207 00:16:53.536 --> 00:16:56.544 - Okay. Don’t engage, don’t... - Okay. 208 00:16:56.831 --> 00:16:59.025 If he asks tell him you don’t know where I am. 209 00:16:59.027 --> 00:17:01.013 - I know, I know. - You know that, sorry. 210 00:17:01.015 --> 00:17:02.835 I can’t stand to see you get hurt again. 211 00:17:29.517 --> 00:17:30.917 No! 212 00:17:31.142 --> 00:17:34.042 How could you? What have you done? 213 00:17:34.511 --> 00:17:36.687 Wait till I tell daddy. 214 00:17:42.163 --> 00:17:44.381 Mommy must go now. 215 00:17:44.537 --> 00:17:46.893 You have to be a good boy. 216 00:17:47.598 --> 00:17:49.399 Because you promised us. 217 00:17:49.691 --> 00:17:51.723 I apologize for the rush, Miss Evans. 218 00:17:51.725 --> 00:17:54.548 It’s so long since we’ve been on holiday and we’re anxious to be off. 219 00:17:54.549 --> 00:17:57.477 Besides Brahms seems so... so fond of you. 220 00:17:57.479 --> 00:18:00.674 I only wish we had an opportunity to... 221 00:18:00.947 --> 00:18:03.314 ...to explain to you the idiosyncrasy... 222 00:18:03.315 --> 00:18:06.351 ...of a child as unique as our Brahms. But... 223 00:18:06.400 --> 00:18:08.136 ...you’ll figure them out by now. 224 00:18:08.137 --> 00:18:10.281 I’m sure. While simply to... 225 00:18:10.506 --> 00:18:12.160 ...help you along. 226 00:18:12.689 --> 00:18:14.418 A schedule. With rules. 227 00:18:14.420 --> 00:18:17.271 Mrs. Heelshire she was kind enough to write one out, you see. 228 00:18:17.272 --> 00:18:19.899 Now, may seem a bit silly, but it is important that you... 229 00:18:19.900 --> 00:18:22.324 ...follow them because Brahms is not like other children. 230 00:18:22.372 --> 00:18:24.544 He can be... particular. 231 00:18:24.646 --> 00:18:28.411 I’m afraid we may have indulged him a bit over the years. 232 00:18:37.002 --> 00:18:39.002 Go on, mommy! 233 00:18:39.027 --> 00:18:41.749 Malcolm will be by once a week with groceries, 234 00:18:41.974 --> 00:18:43.532 and of course your payment. 235 00:18:43.880 --> 00:18:46.144 And I’m sure that he can answer any other... 236 00:18:46.145 --> 00:18:47.641 ...questions that you might... 237 00:18:47.790 --> 00:18:51.101 ...that you might have. I’m sorry, I’m... I’m a bit off today. It’s... 238 00:18:51.126 --> 00:18:54.187 It’s so long since we’ve gone anywhere. 239 00:18:59.676 --> 00:19:02.143 Be good to him and he’ll be good to you. 240 00:19:02.892 --> 00:19:04.254 Be bad to him... 241 00:19:04.579 --> 00:19:05.854 She will... 242 00:19:05.879 --> 00:19:08.240 ...be good to him, won’t you Miss Evans? 243 00:19:08.242 --> 00:19:11.421 Yes. I’ll treat him like my own. 244 00:19:20.885 --> 00:19:23.122 I’m so sorry. 245 00:19:23.347 --> 00:19:25.941 Come along my dear, it’s time we left. 246 00:20:15.765 --> 00:20:18.626 No offense Brahms, but you kinda creep me out. 247 00:25:35.257 --> 00:25:38.979 Jesus Greta. You just got here and you’re already cracking up. 248 00:26:38.188 --> 00:26:41.732 Hey, it’s Sandy. Leave a message...or don’t. 249 00:26:42.067 --> 00:26:44.187 Hey, it’s me. Again. 250 00:26:44.812 --> 00:26:46.520 Call me when you can. 251 00:26:46.539 --> 00:26:49.066 And send me some more magazines, too. Anything with... 252 00:26:49.591 --> 00:26:51.289 Actually anything. 253 00:26:53.313 --> 00:26:54.513 Okay. 254 00:26:58.994 --> 00:27:00.207 Hello? 255 00:27:01.631 --> 00:27:02.931 Sandy? 256 00:27:06.955 --> 00:27:08.255 Cole? 257 00:27:35.894 --> 00:27:37.138 You need a lift? 258 00:27:41.710 --> 00:27:43.771 So all that food just goes to waste? 259 00:27:43.796 --> 00:27:44.873 No, not all of it. 260 00:27:45.075 --> 00:27:47.287 Mr. Heelshire eats some of them. 261 00:27:47.312 --> 00:27:49.628 He’s always been the less strict one about all of this. 262 00:27:50.161 --> 00:27:51.936 You could have warned me, you know. 263 00:27:52.279 --> 00:27:54.861 - And ruin the surprise? - Thanks. 264 00:27:55.872 --> 00:27:57.602 Speaking of surprises. 265 00:27:58.027 --> 00:28:00.446 Your first weeks pay. Good job, well done. 266 00:28:00.648 --> 00:28:01.715 Thank you. 267 00:28:02.904 --> 00:28:06.363 - But I have to ask you. - Yes, I am single. 268 00:28:06.888 --> 00:28:08.782 Believe it or not. 269 00:28:09.456 --> 00:28:12.418 - What’s the story with the doll? - Yeah. 270 00:28:13.170 --> 00:28:16.407 It was a fire. Brahms didn’t make it out. 271 00:28:16.974 --> 00:28:20.101 On its eighth birthday. Such a tragedy. 272 00:28:21.831 --> 00:28:24.347 And the doll turned up not while after that. 273 00:28:25.652 --> 00:28:28.522 I know it must seem strange. I mean it is bloody strange. 274 00:28:29.009 --> 00:28:30.356 It’s all harmless. 275 00:28:30.558 --> 00:28:32.100 A way to cope. I can’t imagine... 276 00:28:32.125 --> 00:28:33.930 ...what it must be like to lose a child. 277 00:28:36.839 --> 00:28:38.448 So he died twenty years ago. 278 00:28:38.773 --> 00:28:40.683 He’d be about your age. 279 00:28:41.008 --> 00:28:43.065 They’ve lived like this for twenty years? 280 00:28:44.774 --> 00:28:47.546 And they’ve been looking for a nanny the last year. 281 00:28:49.010 --> 00:28:51.403 You’re probably going mad in this house, aren’t you? 282 00:28:51.405 --> 00:28:54.677 It might be good to get out. I can show you our world-famous nightlife. 283 00:28:54.803 --> 00:28:58.173 I know you can not just let Brahms, but I won’t tell if you want. 284 00:28:59.043 --> 00:29:00.143 I just... 285 00:29:00.668 --> 00:29:02.607 - I just got out of a thing. - No. 286 00:29:02.932 --> 00:29:04.650 This is not a thing. 287 00:29:05.323 --> 00:29:08.046 No, I assure you of that. This is... 288 00:29:08.724 --> 00:29:12.950 ...professional courtesy seeing as we’re employed by the same people. 289 00:29:12.952 --> 00:29:17.509 It’s a duty is what it is. I will take no pleasure in it whatsoever, 290 00:29:17.510 --> 00:29:19.066 I promise. 291 00:29:20.205 --> 00:29:22.588 - Yeah? - Okay, Yeah. 292 00:29:30.692 --> 00:29:33.958 Do you realize that’s more money than I make an entire month? 293 00:29:34.008 --> 00:29:36.783 - And they paid you in cash? - Yeah. 294 00:29:37.208 --> 00:29:38.687 In pounds. 295 00:29:39.289 --> 00:29:42.471 - What are you doing? - I’m just getting dressed. 296 00:29:42.473 --> 00:29:44.766 Malcolm is gonna give me a tour of the town. 297 00:29:44.768 --> 00:29:46.990 - Are you going on a date? - It’s not a date. 298 00:29:46.992 --> 00:29:49.032 We don’t call it a date anyway. 299 00:29:49.034 --> 00:29:50.864 - Really? - It’s more of a professional... 300 00:29:50.989 --> 00:29:53.255 - ...courtesy. - How is that not a date? 301 00:29:53.357 --> 00:29:55.196 Well, we work for the same people, don’t we? 302 00:29:55.197 --> 00:29:56.273 Yeah, okay. 303 00:29:56.274 --> 00:29:59.872 - You gonna wear your coral dress? - I don’t know. I’ ll figure it out. 304 00:30:00.347 --> 00:30:03.297 Let me guess. You’re drinking a nice glass of red wine? 305 00:30:03.298 --> 00:30:04.482 Maybe. 306 00:30:04.548 --> 00:30:06.923 I know you’re going on a date, Greti. 307 00:30:08.455 --> 00:30:10.563 I thinκ it is good that you’re going out. 308 00:30:10.688 --> 00:30:14.316 You don’t have to deny it because he is the grocery man. 309 00:30:19.500 --> 00:30:20.600 Greta? 310 00:30:23.525 --> 00:30:25.447 Are you there? 311 00:30:27.652 --> 00:30:29.184 - Sorry. - What happened? 312 00:30:29.275 --> 00:30:31.760 - Nothing. It’s Brahms. - Brahms? 313 00:30:32.423 --> 00:30:33.945 The doll. 314 00:32:51.069 --> 00:32:52.899 My clothes. 315 00:33:11.109 --> 00:33:12.181 Hello? 316 00:33:15.484 --> 00:33:17.846 Malcolm, if that’s you, this isn’t funny. 317 00:33:21.278 --> 00:33:23.225 Look, is somebody up there? 318 00:33:47.149 --> 00:33:48.149 Hello? 319 00:33:58.373 --> 00:34:00.073 Is anybody here? 320 00:34:37.705 --> 00:34:39.105 Malcolm! 321 00:34:39.830 --> 00:34:41.097 Up here! 322 00:34:41.521 --> 00:34:43.021 Malcolm! 323 00:34:46.645 --> 00:34:48.145 No! Malcolm! 324 00:35:16.127 --> 00:35:17.896 Oh my God, up here! 325 00:35:21.120 --> 00:35:22.620 Malcolm! 326 00:35:29.344 --> 00:35:30.844 Greta! 327 00:35:45.568 --> 00:35:48.068 Malcolm! Malcolm! 328 00:38:23.386 --> 00:38:25.193 Did you spend the night up there? 329 00:38:25.518 --> 00:38:28.142 What kind a girl goes into someone’s attic? 330 00:38:28.605 --> 00:38:31.366 I bet no one has been up there for years. 331 00:38:38.261 --> 00:38:40.434 Well, that’s one mystery solved. 332 00:38:40.872 --> 00:38:43.122 Let me check the rest of the house. 333 00:38:58.055 --> 00:38:59.555 So, Greta... 334 00:38:59.980 --> 00:39:02.592 I’ve checked every nook and cranny in this very lovely... 335 00:39:02.593 --> 00:39:04.342 ...and very weird large house. 336 00:39:04.367 --> 00:39:06.085 And the windows are sealed tight. 337 00:39:06.086 --> 00:39:07.460 The house is clear, okay? 338 00:39:07.808 --> 00:39:10.102 There was someone in here, I know it. 339 00:39:10.592 --> 00:39:12.011 My clothes... 340 00:39:12.402 --> 00:39:15.705 You know, I used to sleep-walk when I was a boy. 341 00:39:16.608 --> 00:39:18.438 I wasn’t sleep-walking. 342 00:39:18.439 --> 00:39:20.272 I could stay for a bit. 343 00:39:20.273 --> 00:39:23.040 Make sure we don’t have some very polite burglar on our hands. 344 00:39:23.041 --> 00:39:26.162 Coming in, taking nothing and then locking up after himself before he leaves. 345 00:39:26.952 --> 00:39:28.777 It’s really no problem. I’m here anyway. 346 00:39:28.802 --> 00:39:31.098 - You’re sure. - Absolutely. 347 00:39:31.522 --> 00:39:32.822 Okay. 348 00:39:35.828 --> 00:39:38.611 You've played this before. 349 00:39:38.710 --> 00:39:40.840 Let me know when you are ready to play for money. 350 00:39:40.865 --> 00:39:41.974 No, thanks. 351 00:39:42.897 --> 00:39:44.175 So, 352 00:39:44.500 --> 00:39:46.188 tell me about Brahms. 353 00:39:47.127 --> 00:39:49.416 I told you about all I know. 354 00:39:49.948 --> 00:39:52.648 That was a truly terrible poker face. 355 00:39:54.772 --> 00:39:56.594 Alright. What do you want to know? 356 00:39:56.799 --> 00:39:58.158 What he was like? 357 00:39:58.583 --> 00:40:00.241 The real Brahms. 358 00:40:01.519 --> 00:40:04.209 You need to know there is two types of talk in town. 359 00:40:04.210 --> 00:40:06.208 In this, polite talk and pub talk. 360 00:40:06.244 --> 00:40:07.339 You know? 361 00:40:07.340 --> 00:40:10.215 And the truth is somewhere in between. 362 00:40:10.230 --> 00:40:12.074 Okay, what was the polite talk? 363 00:40:13.422 --> 00:40:16.161 That he was a lovely lad and it’s a tragedy... 364 00:40:16.162 --> 00:40:18.839 ...that he was taken at such a young age. 365 00:40:19.387 --> 00:40:20.947 And the pub talk? 366 00:40:20.949 --> 00:40:23.141 Well, you know, that we wasn’t such a lovely lad. 367 00:40:23.820 --> 00:40:26.326 That he was strange. 368 00:40:27.345 --> 00:40:29.080 What’s the truth? 369 00:40:35.844 --> 00:40:38.229 You know, one day I came out here for a delivery. 370 00:40:38.231 --> 00:40:40.471 I didn’t know it at the time, but it was Brahms birthday, 371 00:40:40.472 --> 00:40:41.473 or would have been. 372 00:40:41.594 --> 00:40:45.385 Mrs. Heelshire she was in the sitting room, opening presents with the doll. 373 00:40:46.034 --> 00:40:47.948 And Mr. Heelshire... 374 00:40:49.362 --> 00:40:50.881 ...he was in here. 375 00:40:51.887 --> 00:40:53.838 Off his-pickle. 376 00:40:54.817 --> 00:40:58.172 Drunk and mumbling to himself, 377 00:40:58.176 --> 00:41:00.307 "He couldn’t do it anymore." 378 00:41:00.385 --> 00:41:02.428 I told him I’ll come back, he said: 379 00:41:02.430 --> 00:41:05.202 “No, no, come in. You know, have a drink with an old man.” So I do. 380 00:41:05.203 --> 00:41:07.120 Well, we get a couple of drinks in, 381 00:41:07.225 --> 00:41:10.154 chatting about the weather and so on and finally... 382 00:41:10.843 --> 00:41:13.666 ...I get the courage to ask him that exact question. 383 00:41:13.986 --> 00:41:16.619 What was Brahms, the real Brahms like. 384 00:41:18.482 --> 00:41:20.435 He just looks at me this... 385 00:41:20.460 --> 00:41:22.217 ...you know, this heartbroken look. 386 00:41:23.182 --> 00:41:26.176 He made me sorry I even asked. He said one word. 387 00:41:27.742 --> 00:41:29.887 "Odd", he says. 388 00:41:30.376 --> 00:41:31.445 Odd. 389 00:41:33.242 --> 00:41:34.777 And that was it. 390 00:41:35.202 --> 00:41:38.202 Which I suppose is all the answer ever going to get. 391 00:41:41.405 --> 00:41:42.544 My serve. 392 00:41:44.641 --> 00:41:46.793 Are you sure you gonna be okay here on your own? 393 00:41:48.802 --> 00:41:49.872 Yeah. 394 00:41:50.212 --> 00:41:52.254 Oh, okay, the family friend of the freaky people... 395 00:41:52.255 --> 00:41:54.350 ...who pretend a doll is their dead son? 396 00:41:54.376 --> 00:41:56.410 Yeah, totally trust their judgment! 397 00:41:56.412 --> 00:41:58.102 It’s not like that. He didn’t have to come over... 398 00:41:58.103 --> 00:41:59.314 ...here and check the whole house. 399 00:41:59.340 --> 00:42:01.572 No. You watch. You’ll wake up in the middle of the night... 400 00:42:01.573 --> 00:42:03.475 ...and he’ll be standing over you in your coral dress... 401 00:42:03.476 --> 00:42:05.337 ...with lipstick smeared all over his face. 402 00:42:05.438 --> 00:42:07.435 I’m serious. 403 00:42:07.746 --> 00:42:10.505 Gosh! There are really bad people out there in this world. 404 00:42:10.530 --> 00:42:13.181 Unfortunately, you should know that better than most. 405 00:42:14.311 --> 00:42:15.890 Speaking of... 406 00:42:16.015 --> 00:42:18.406 Cole came by the house. 407 00:42:18.608 --> 00:42:21.873 Morgan said he just kept pounding and pounding on the door. 408 00:42:21.875 --> 00:42:23.868 Cole told him some story about wanted... 409 00:42:23.869 --> 00:42:25.930 ...to write you a letter apologizing for everything. 410 00:42:25.956 --> 00:42:27.643 Please tell me Morgan didn’t give him the address. 411 00:42:27.645 --> 00:42:29.357 He didn’t know how else to get rid of him. 412 00:42:29.358 --> 00:42:30.657 He is ten years old. 413 00:42:30.941 --> 00:42:33.454 - Sorry, Greta. - No, I know... 414 00:42:33.456 --> 00:42:35.936 I’m the one who should be sorry for dragging you guys on to this. 415 00:42:35.938 --> 00:42:37.534 Don’t say that. We are family. 416 00:42:37.559 --> 00:42:39.397 And you didn’t do anything wrong. 417 00:42:39.399 --> 00:42:44.477 What happened back then it was his fault. 418 00:42:44.478 --> 00:42:47.007 No, I will not read anything that son of a bitch sends me. 419 00:42:47.736 --> 00:42:49.934 Greta, everything happens for a reason. 420 00:43:09.590 --> 00:43:10.937 Hello? 421 00:43:43.755 --> 00:43:45.355 Jesus! 422 00:44:51.280 --> 00:44:52.332 Hello? 423 00:44:56.570 --> 00:44:58.956 - Hello? - Greta? 424 00:45:10.322 --> 00:45:11.399 Yeah? 425 00:45:12.252 --> 00:45:13.670 Who is this? 426 00:45:13.885 --> 00:45:15.689 Please come out. 427 00:45:16.699 --> 00:45:19.287 Come play with me, Greta. 428 00:45:20.711 --> 00:45:22.011 Greta? 429 00:45:22.762 --> 00:45:24.087 Who is this? 430 00:45:24.412 --> 00:45:27.298 Why won't you follow the rules? 431 00:45:36.662 --> 00:45:38.393 What are you doing? 432 00:46:06.218 --> 00:46:08.821 I promise I'll be good. 433 00:46:10.762 --> 00:46:12.694 If you be good. 434 00:48:01.635 --> 00:48:03.374 Is this what you want? 435 00:48:09.199 --> 00:48:10.598 Okay. 436 00:48:17.320 --> 00:48:19.831 - Hello? - Greta, it's Malcolm. 437 00:48:22.438 --> 00:48:24.155 It's the weirdest thing. 438 00:48:24.592 --> 00:48:26.606 When I first got here Mrs. Heelshire said... 439 00:48:26.631 --> 00:48:28.644 ...that Brahms took my shoes. 440 00:48:29.584 --> 00:48:31.302 And that he was playful. 441 00:48:32.369 --> 00:48:34.281 And I thought he was joking. 442 00:48:34.283 --> 00:48:38.021 Greta, are you okay? What about shoes? 443 00:48:38.023 --> 00:48:39.898 No, it's not about my shoes. 444 00:48:41.140 --> 00:48:43.520 Greta, I'm not sure I understand, but ... 445 00:48:43.522 --> 00:48:46.021 I have... I have to go. 446 00:48:46.545 --> 00:48:47.845 Greta? 447 00:49:10.192 --> 00:49:12.680 It’s time, my dear. 448 00:50:30.850 --> 00:50:32.582 Wakey wakey. 449 00:50:55.322 --> 00:50:57.706 She is going by herself, ask the Porters wife? 450 00:50:57.708 --> 00:51:00.653 Yes. And how far is it? 50 miles. 451 00:51:00.655 --> 00:51:03.213 What a long way! I wonder Mrs. Reid is not afraid... 452 00:51:03.214 --> 00:51:05.510 ...to trust you so far alone. 453 00:51:11.675 --> 00:51:13.486 I remember about little of the journey. 454 00:51:13.511 --> 00:51:16.601 I only know that the days seemed to me... 455 00:51:29.146 --> 00:51:31.350 I think we did it all. 456 00:51:55.772 --> 00:51:57.988 I'll teach you this one. Okay, Brahmsy? 457 00:52:00.104 --> 00:52:02.130 I didn't know you could play? 458 00:52:02.310 --> 00:52:04.605 Sorry. I tried the knocking. 459 00:52:05.282 --> 00:52:06.431 It's okay. 460 00:52:06.524 --> 00:52:09.218 - What are you doing here; - You didn't pick up the phone. 461 00:52:09.594 --> 00:52:13.237 So I thought maybe I made the delivery a little earlier this week. 462 00:52:13.239 --> 00:52:14.700 I can come back if you... 463 00:52:14.925 --> 00:52:17.261 No, that's okay. I just wasn't expecting you. 464 00:52:18.670 --> 00:52:19.670 Right. 465 00:52:19.695 --> 00:52:22.367 I grab the mail on the way. 466 00:52:22.429 --> 00:52:23.973 Are you sure you're okay? 467 00:52:25.590 --> 00:52:26.655 Yeah. 468 00:52:27.265 --> 00:52:28.707 Put it in there. 469 00:52:35.598 --> 00:52:37.635 It looks like you and Brahms are getting on. 470 00:52:39.793 --> 00:52:40.793 Yeah. 471 00:52:42.869 --> 00:52:47.763 I was thinking I might take you up on that night-on-the-town. 472 00:52:47.765 --> 00:52:51.070 Dinner. Drinks. Dancing. I’ll have you know I’m... 473 00:52:51.071 --> 00:52:53.825 ...a legend in these parts for my dance moves. 474 00:52:55.158 --> 00:52:56.703 I don’t think I should. 475 00:52:58.659 --> 00:52:59.915 Why not? 476 00:53:01.046 --> 00:53:03.626 You don’t worry about Brahms, do you? 477 00:53:03.628 --> 00:53:06.710 He doesn’t mind, do you? Hey, you old sod. 478 00:53:06.738 --> 00:53:10.120 Of course not. I’ve been hoping she’d get out. I need a little privacy. 479 00:53:11.100 --> 00:53:15.568 Think I’ll watch telly. Have a nice bath. A little Brahms time. 480 00:53:16.449 --> 00:53:19.089 Hey, here. High five. 481 00:53:23.267 --> 00:53:24.709 Maybe another time. 482 00:53:25.778 --> 00:53:27.310 Yeah, another time. 483 00:53:31.344 --> 00:53:32.663 I better be off. 484 00:54:03.406 --> 00:54:04.806 Brahms. 485 00:54:08.031 --> 00:54:09.571 Can you hear me? 486 00:54:17.430 --> 00:54:18.930 Brahms. 487 00:54:30.055 --> 00:54:31.815 Eat your food. 488 00:54:40.050 --> 00:54:43.583 If there is a spirit in this house, please give me a sign. 489 00:55:03.895 --> 00:55:05.258 Stupid. 490 00:55:25.540 --> 00:55:27.774 I 'm so sorry to make you drive all the way out here again. 491 00:55:27.775 --> 00:55:30.544 - Are you okay? - I needed someone else to see it. 492 00:55:30.561 --> 00:55:32.666 - So I’d know. - To see what? 493 00:55:32.868 --> 00:55:35.192 - He’s alive. - Who’s alive? 494 00:55:35.219 --> 00:55:38.490 - Brahms is alive. - Brahms is alive? 495 00:55:38.492 --> 00:55:40.567 I know you must think I’m crazy. 496 00:55:40.568 --> 00:55:42.463 I’d think the same thing. 497 00:55:42.489 --> 00:55:45.526 I just have to clean this off so you know that I’m not cheating. 498 00:55:45.529 --> 00:55:47.953 I don’t think you’re cheating. No worries there. 499 00:55:48.236 --> 00:55:50.317 I think you’ve gone completely mental. 500 00:55:50.654 --> 00:55:52.453 We have to use the chalk. 501 00:55:54.011 --> 00:55:57.565 Because sometimes he doesn’t move that much and it’s hard to tell. 502 00:55:57.644 --> 00:56:00.402 I was very scientific in the beginning, I was even measuring him... 503 00:56:00.403 --> 00:56:03.209 ...because I want to make sure that when it happens there is no doubt. 504 00:56:03.957 --> 00:56:05.057 At all. 505 00:56:05.814 --> 00:56:07.542 Okay. Here we go. 506 00:56:09.518 --> 00:56:12.003 This is something. It’s... 507 00:56:12.628 --> 00:56:14.120 ...something. 508 00:56:17.059 --> 00:56:19.416 I couldn’t figure it out before. 509 00:56:19.417 --> 00:56:23.007 All these strange things kept happening, but... 510 00:56:23.734 --> 00:56:25.263 ...little things, like... 511 00:56:25.783 --> 00:56:30.563 ...the footsteps, my necklace, my shoes, my clothes kept disappearing. 512 00:56:34.587 --> 00:56:36.408 Then remembered what you said. 513 00:56:36.428 --> 00:56:38.634 That he’s shy. He doesn’t want people to see him. So, 514 00:56:39.054 --> 00:56:41.267 if you go out of the room and you leave him alone, 515 00:56:42.343 --> 00:56:43.820 then he’ll give you sign. 516 00:56:43.840 --> 00:56:46.586 Okay, this is like some kind of a magic trick, right? 517 00:56:46.587 --> 00:56:48.187 You don’t really think he’s alive? 518 00:56:48.457 --> 00:56:50.280 It’s not a trick, come on. 519 00:56:55.183 --> 00:56:57.971 Okay, Brahms! Here we come! 520 00:56:59.949 --> 00:57:01.336 Okay. It’s okay. 521 00:57:01.756 --> 00:57:03.945 I think maybe we should sit down for a bit. 522 00:57:03.946 --> 00:57:06.313 Honestly, I think maybe you’re a bit tired. 523 00:57:07.502 --> 00:57:10.595 Please, Brahms. I need him to see, okay? 524 00:57:11.086 --> 00:57:13.327 I know this is hard for you but... 525 00:57:13.752 --> 00:57:15.292 ...do it for me? 526 00:57:15.456 --> 00:57:17.448 I need this or I have to go. 527 00:57:17.873 --> 00:57:20.341 - I can’t stay here any more. - Greta, come on. 528 00:57:20.522 --> 00:57:23.416 Brahms. Just give him one more chance, okay? 529 00:57:23.919 --> 00:57:27.571 If he doesn’t move nothing happens and I’m crazy. 530 00:57:29.864 --> 00:57:32.716 Just one more chance. Okay, Brahmsy? 531 00:57:35.040 --> 00:57:36.340 Okay. 532 00:58:17.357 --> 00:58:19.516 - Where is he gone? Where? Come on. - I don’t know. 533 00:58:19.517 --> 00:58:21.746 No, I don’t know. He does it differently every time. 534 00:58:21.833 --> 00:58:24.994 He is just gone. He is just gone. 535 00:58:28.547 --> 00:58:30.173 It’s never been there before. 536 00:58:30.948 --> 00:58:33.247 It’s bloody incredible, isn’t it? 537 00:58:33.483 --> 00:58:35.579 We really don’t even know what we’re dealing with here. 538 00:58:35.581 --> 00:58:37.851 Is it a ghost? Some sort of trapped spirit. Or a... 539 00:58:37.952 --> 00:58:39.258 ...a boy. 540 00:58:40.465 --> 00:58:43.829 - Brahms is a boy. - Yeah. Yeah, he is. 541 00:58:45.995 --> 00:58:48.033 He was lucky you came along. 542 00:58:48.799 --> 00:58:50.617 I don’t think it was luck. 543 00:58:50.942 --> 00:58:52.281 It wasn’t? 544 00:58:52.716 --> 00:58:54.807 I think I was brought here for a reason. 545 00:58:57.531 --> 00:58:58.731 Okay. 546 00:58:59.151 --> 00:59:02.026 There was a guy back home. 547 00:59:02.528 --> 00:59:03.778 Cole. 548 00:59:04.103 --> 00:59:05.330 Not a good guy. 549 00:59:06.456 --> 00:59:07.515 And... 550 00:59:09.793 --> 00:59:12.651 ...everyone I knew beg me to leave him. 551 00:59:14.288 --> 00:59:16.099 And then I found out I was pregnant. 552 00:59:17.099 --> 00:59:18.342 And... 553 00:59:19.054 --> 00:59:21.285 ...he swore up and down that he would change. 554 00:59:22.800 --> 00:59:24.427 And that he was sorry. 555 00:59:25.990 --> 00:59:27.547 And I believed him. 556 00:59:31.153 --> 00:59:32.392 And... 557 00:59:34.400 --> 00:59:38.128 Then one day he went off again and... 558 00:59:39.901 --> 00:59:42.416 ...and my sister checked me to the hospital. 559 00:59:42.765 --> 00:59:46.121 And I knew before I even got there that I had lost the baby. 560 00:59:50.492 --> 00:59:52.429 What I am trying to say is that...... 561 00:59:54.117 --> 00:59:57.012 I know what it feels like to lose a child. 562 00:59:57.521 --> 00:59:59.422 Just like the Heelshires and... 563 01:00:00.781 --> 01:00:02.616 ...that ties me to them, 564 01:00:03.183 --> 01:00:05.195 and to Brahms, and... 565 01:00:06.575 --> 01:00:08.214 ...and to this place. 566 01:00:11.922 --> 01:00:13.867 Does it make any sense to you? 567 01:00:15.547 --> 01:00:17.855 Yeah. Yeah, it does. 568 01:00:18.370 --> 01:00:21.741 But whatever the reason, I am very happy that you ended up here. 569 01:00:23.879 --> 01:00:25.227 I am, too. 570 01:00:29.903 --> 01:00:33.192 And God bless Malcolm. And God bless me. 571 01:00:33.773 --> 01:00:35.911 And God bless Brahmsy. 572 01:00:36.338 --> 01:00:38.638 You’re such a good boy today. 573 01:00:41.968 --> 01:00:43.516 Sweet dreams. 574 01:00:56.763 --> 01:00:58.315 So... 575 01:01:01.407 --> 01:01:05.042 - It’s a nice shirt. - My mother bought me this shirt. 576 01:01:05.591 --> 01:01:09.028 - She has good taste. - I know. 577 01:01:29.710 --> 01:01:32.122 - No, wait. - Are you okay? 578 01:02:11.157 --> 01:02:13.073 What is going on in here? 579 01:02:14.811 --> 01:02:16.648 You gonna hurt your ears, 580 01:02:17.173 --> 01:02:18.995 silly boy. 581 01:02:20.379 --> 01:02:22.404 Why did you do that for? 582 01:02:44.478 --> 01:02:46.209 ...if you stayed in town tonight. 583 01:02:46.589 --> 01:02:48.926 Okay. What just happened? 584 01:02:50.032 --> 01:02:51.469 That music... 585 01:02:51.954 --> 01:02:53.256 That was... 586 01:02:54.912 --> 01:02:56.528 Children have tantrums. 587 01:02:56.853 --> 01:02:58.187 It was a tantrum. 588 01:02:58.598 --> 01:03:01.017 Alright, I understand what this means to you. 589 01:03:01.291 --> 01:03:03.884 But just step back for a second, get some perspective. 590 01:03:03.886 --> 01:03:05.248 No, I don’t need perspective. 591 01:03:05.627 --> 01:03:08.930 I know exactly what is happening here and I am not going anywhere. 592 01:03:09.367 --> 01:03:11.407 The Heelshires ask me to look after him. 593 01:03:11.408 --> 01:03:13.224 I promised the Heelshires to take care of him. 594 01:03:13.250 --> 01:03:15.811 Under the circumstances I think they will understand. 595 01:03:15.986 --> 01:03:18.485 They chose me. They want me to stay here. 596 01:03:18.945 --> 01:03:20.200 With Brahms. 597 01:03:30.476 --> 01:03:32.299 I should have told you this before, 598 01:03:33.736 --> 01:03:35.574 but I didn’t want to scare you off. 599 01:03:36.811 --> 01:03:39.034 A little girl from town used to come out here, 600 01:03:39.159 --> 01:03:41.121 once a week to play with Brahms. 601 01:03:41.546 --> 01:03:42.678 Emily Cribbs. 602 01:03:43.049 --> 01:03:46.312 And on his birthday she comes out but never makes it home. 603 01:03:47.609 --> 01:03:50.212 They finally found her body in the woods, 604 01:03:50.237 --> 01:03:52.273 her skull has been crushed. 605 01:03:52.353 --> 01:03:54.661 Police called the Heelshires to let them know that Brahms... 606 01:03:54.662 --> 01:03:56.977 ...need to be questioned, by the time they arrived, 607 01:03:56.978 --> 01:03:59.356 the place was already up in flames. 608 01:03:59.383 --> 01:04:02.715 The Heelshires made it out but Brahms has burned alive up there. 609 01:04:02.901 --> 01:04:06.713 - Did they ever find her killer? - No, they never did. 610 01:04:07.023 --> 01:04:08.752 What I’m saying is, if you’re right, if this... 611 01:04:08.753 --> 01:04:10.835 ...thing is some kind of spirit or ghost or... 612 01:04:11.363 --> 01:04:13.234 ...hey, I don’t even know. 613 01:04:14.349 --> 01:04:16.155 I’m not sure.... 614 01:04:16.680 --> 01:04:19.086 ...that it is the good kind. 615 01:04:20.005 --> 01:04:22.402 Well, you said it yourself that’s just pub talk. 616 01:04:22.604 --> 01:04:24.641 But what if it isn’t? 617 01:04:27.292 --> 01:04:29.508 I know he wouldn’t hurt me. I know. 618 01:04:29.533 --> 01:04:31.748 It’s not safe in this house, okay? 619 01:04:36.893 --> 01:04:38.534 I am not leaving. 620 01:04:41.975 --> 01:04:43.375 Okay. 621 01:04:45.200 --> 01:04:47.996 Now go straight to sleep like a good boy, okey? 622 01:04:53.222 --> 01:04:55.324 You wouldn’t hurt me, would you Brahms? 623 01:05:49.731 --> 01:05:51.587 Emily Cribbs. 624 01:06:30.412 --> 01:06:32.071 Who is hungry? 625 01:06:35.539 --> 01:06:36.814 I am. 626 01:06:43.038 --> 01:06:44.338 Malcolm? 627 01:06:48.870 --> 01:06:50.726 Let’s go to see. 628 01:06:53.500 --> 01:06:54.800 Malcolm? 629 01:06:55.125 --> 01:06:56.430 I thought... 630 01:07:02.536 --> 01:07:03.936 Cole? 631 01:07:04.861 --> 01:07:06.320 Who is Malcolm? 632 01:07:08.145 --> 01:07:10.316 I was going to write you a letter, but, 633 01:07:10.741 --> 01:07:12.103 you know me. 634 01:07:12.634 --> 01:07:14.476 Never been one for writing. 635 01:07:15.050 --> 01:07:16.590 It’s the little fellow? 636 01:07:17.361 --> 01:07:18.912 What’s his name? 637 01:07:20.007 --> 01:07:21.368 Brahms. 638 01:07:28.931 --> 01:07:31.235 This is a joke, right? 639 01:07:34.662 --> 01:07:36.712 There isn’t a little boy. They... 640 01:07:37.483 --> 01:07:39.664 They paid me to look after a doll. 641 01:07:43.709 --> 01:07:45.176 You serious? 642 01:07:45.635 --> 01:07:48.631 Well, that makes things a hell of a lot simpler. 643 01:07:49.041 --> 01:07:52.244 Whole way here I was trying to figure out how I was going to convince you... 644 01:07:52.245 --> 01:07:55.759 ...to come home and how we deal with the boy, but now this shit. 645 01:07:59.390 --> 01:08:01.772 I’ve been working out at Fairview with... 646 01:08:02.044 --> 01:08:03.414 ...Ed Bruner’s crew. 647 01:08:03.738 --> 01:08:06.638 They got a contract on a... on a new hotel. 648 01:08:07.216 --> 01:08:09.760 So there’s more enough work for all of us. 649 01:08:10.651 --> 01:08:11.786 Well, 650 01:08:12.458 --> 01:08:14.638 that’s awesome, Cole. Is what you wanted. 651 01:08:20.937 --> 01:08:22.357 I understand why you left. 652 01:08:22.682 --> 01:08:23.754 I do. 653 01:08:32.413 --> 01:08:34.253 Our flight leaves tomorrow afternoon. 654 01:08:36.323 --> 01:08:38.887 - Taking you home. - Greta? 655 01:08:41.884 --> 01:08:43.005 Oh sorry, I... 656 01:08:43.430 --> 01:08:45.589 - I let myself in. - That’s okay, this is... 657 01:08:46.091 --> 01:08:47.437 - This is Malcolm. He brings our... - Malcolm. 658 01:08:47.438 --> 01:08:49.055 ...groceries and stuff out here. 659 01:08:49.056 --> 01:08:50.968 - Hey, nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you man. 660 01:08:52.471 --> 01:08:54.234 So what do you think about all this... 661 01:08:54.659 --> 01:08:56.022 ...doll stuff? 662 01:08:56.123 --> 01:08:59.397 You know, I try not to get involved in other people’s business. 663 01:09:02.219 --> 01:09:03.377 Smart man. 664 01:09:04.248 --> 01:09:06.919 I have that delivery if you’d like to go to the inventory list. 665 01:09:06.925 --> 01:09:07.963 Yeah, sure. 666 01:09:08.288 --> 01:09:09.370 I'll be right back. 667 01:09:21.601 --> 01:09:24.302 - What the hell is he doing here? - He just showed up. 668 01:09:24.704 --> 01:09:27.412 Well, he has to leave. He can’t ask you let him stay here. 669 01:09:27.413 --> 01:09:29.404 No, I don’t. I am not letting him do anything. 670 01:09:30.080 --> 01:09:31.841 He wants me to go home with him. 671 01:09:31.866 --> 01:09:33.726 Well, that isn’t gonna happen. 672 01:09:37.590 --> 01:09:40.143 - And what if he attacks you? - He won't. 673 01:09:40.668 --> 01:09:42.576 Trust me. 674 01:09:43.676 --> 01:09:45.130 I have a plan. 675 01:09:46.975 --> 01:09:48.618 Sounds good though. 676 01:09:50.742 --> 01:09:52.224 Pleasure meeting you. 677 01:09:52.549 --> 01:09:55.171 - You too. - Yeah, have a good evening. 678 01:10:04.881 --> 01:10:06.402 Should I be worried? 679 01:10:06.727 --> 01:10:07.763 About Malcolm? 680 01:10:08.188 --> 01:10:09.239 No. 681 01:10:39.182 --> 01:10:40.639 Here you go. 682 01:10:41.394 --> 01:10:43.693 So I guess I am not sleeping in your bed tonight. 683 01:10:43.795 --> 01:10:46.616 - No, I can bring you more blankets. - No, this is good. 684 01:10:48.611 --> 01:10:50.075 What are you doing with that thing? 685 01:10:50.077 --> 01:10:52.532 Well, I was gonna get him out of your way. I figured you wouldn’t want... 686 01:10:53.033 --> 01:10:54.790 ...him to sitting in here with you. 687 01:10:55.116 --> 01:10:57.122 - He is a creepy little guy. - Yeah. 688 01:10:57.546 --> 01:10:59.846 Look, Greta. 689 01:11:00.761 --> 01:11:02.498 I’m sorry for what happened. 690 01:11:03.962 --> 01:11:05.676 I just need to know, 691 01:11:06.301 --> 01:11:07.714 that you forgive me. 692 01:11:08.042 --> 01:11:10.208 - I like to hear you say that. - I can’t. 693 01:11:10.332 --> 01:11:11.432 Greta. 694 01:11:15.017 --> 01:11:17.733 Fine. But I want you to realize something right now. 695 01:11:20.035 --> 01:11:21.881 You are not leaving me, Greta. 696 01:11:22.824 --> 01:11:26.656 And I will not let you go. No matter where you run off to. 697 01:11:32.182 --> 01:11:33.646 You understand? 698 01:11:42.125 --> 01:11:43.325 Now... 699 01:11:45.550 --> 01:11:47.850 Make sure you’re packed and ready by morning. 700 01:12:10.185 --> 01:12:13.187 Don’t worry, Brahms. I am not gonna leave you. 701 01:12:20.152 --> 01:12:21.894 But I need your help. 702 01:13:33.642 --> 01:13:34.742 Greta! 703 01:13:38.466 --> 01:13:39.766 Greta! 704 01:13:41.567 --> 01:13:43.110 Get in here! 705 01:13:50.400 --> 01:13:51.700 Greta! 706 01:13:55.325 --> 01:13:57.521 - Cole, what happened? - Get in here. 707 01:13:57.846 --> 01:13:59.833 Right now. What is this? 708 01:14:00.585 --> 01:14:02.694 - Was this you? - I didn’t do that. 709 01:14:02.696 --> 01:14:05.474 Don’t play these games at me! How can that not be you? 710 01:14:05.652 --> 01:14:07.723 - No one else is in this house. - Brahms. 711 01:14:14.343 --> 01:14:15.774 The doll? 712 01:14:17.514 --> 01:14:19.224 The doll wrote this? 713 01:14:19.513 --> 01:14:21.708 Don’t pull this shit on me, Greta. 714 01:14:22.387 --> 01:14:23.646 Okay. Fine. 715 01:14:24.298 --> 01:14:25.776 It wasn’t you. 716 01:14:26.335 --> 01:14:27.770 It was the doll. 717 01:14:29.744 --> 01:14:30.910 Give it to me. 718 01:14:32.144 --> 01:14:33.357 - Give me the doll. - No. 719 01:14:33.359 --> 01:14:35.563 Give me the doll. Greta? 720 01:14:35.811 --> 01:14:39.968 - Hand him over. - No, no, get off of me. 721 01:14:41.270 --> 01:14:43.850 - It was me. You’re right, it was me. - It’s too late. 722 01:14:43.952 --> 01:14:45.487 - Now, give me the doll. - No. 723 01:14:45.570 --> 01:14:47.548 - Greta? - Now! I’m not joking around! 724 01:14:48.348 --> 01:14:50.435 Get your things and get out of here. 725 01:14:50.936 --> 01:14:54.160 You know, everyone just seems to be in a big hurry for me to leave. 726 01:14:54.162 --> 01:14:55.439 - You’re right? - Yeah. 727 01:14:55.441 --> 01:14:58.456 Maybe... Maybe you left that little message for me. 728 01:14:59.394 --> 01:15:01.211 Or are you gonna say it was the doll too? 729 01:15:01.212 --> 01:15:02.928 - What did Brahms do? - Cole, 730 01:15:03.117 --> 01:15:05.139 you don’t understand what’s happening. The doll... 731 01:15:05.141 --> 01:15:07.550 No. I think I understand exactly what’s going on. 732 01:15:07.552 --> 01:15:08.320 Give me the doll! 733 01:15:08.321 --> 01:15:09.864 - What’s so special about this doll? - Cole! 734 01:15:10.329 --> 01:15:11.499 Cole, please. 735 01:15:11.824 --> 01:15:12.906 No! 736 01:15:13.430 --> 01:15:14.591 Cole! 737 01:15:15.091 --> 01:15:16.162 Fine. 738 01:15:40.384 --> 01:15:41.826 What the hell was that? 739 01:15:44.726 --> 01:15:46.247 I think we need to leave. 740 01:15:46.549 --> 01:15:48.191 What’s... What’s going on? 741 01:16:05.264 --> 01:16:07.115 We should... We should really go. 742 01:16:16.649 --> 01:16:18.002 There is something... 743 01:16:22.882 --> 01:16:24.245 - Oh shit. - Oh my God! 744 01:16:24.269 --> 01:16:25.669 Greta? 745 01:16:29.493 --> 01:16:30.893 Greta? 746 01:16:35.789 --> 01:16:37.227 Get up. Come on. 747 01:16:39.343 --> 01:16:40.777 Jesus, what is that? 748 01:16:50.655 --> 01:16:52.213 It’s Brahms. 749 01:16:52.925 --> 01:16:54.286 He can’t be. 750 01:16:59.010 --> 01:17:01.210 - No! - No! 751 01:17:09.933 --> 01:17:11.782 Stop! Stop! 752 01:17:20.406 --> 01:17:21.606 No! 753 01:17:32.630 --> 01:17:34.130 Oh my God! 754 01:17:44.637 --> 01:17:45.872 Let’s go. 755 01:17:49.296 --> 01:17:50.396 No! 756 01:18:04.828 --> 01:18:06.074 It’s dead. 757 01:18:28.936 --> 01:18:30.290 The closet! 758 01:18:52.824 --> 01:18:54.074 This way. 759 01:18:54.499 --> 01:18:55.769 The key. 760 01:18:56.379 --> 01:18:57.627 The key. Find the key. 761 01:18:57.647 --> 01:18:59.908 I can’t see anything. Oh my God! 762 01:19:00.476 --> 01:19:03.156 Malcolm, we can get out this way. 763 01:19:04.581 --> 01:19:05.709 Let’s go. 764 01:19:11.467 --> 01:19:12.881 Close it. 765 01:19:14.890 --> 01:19:16.742 - Come on. - It only goes up. 766 01:19:30.934 --> 01:19:32.800 - Which way? - Dead end. 767 01:19:34.463 --> 01:19:35.726 Malcolm! 768 01:19:40.099 --> 01:19:41.299 Jesus Christ! 769 01:19:41.424 --> 01:19:43.459 - Oh my God, what is this? - He’s got everything he could need. 770 01:19:43.460 --> 01:19:45.247 He’s been leaving in here, isn’t it? 771 01:19:45.806 --> 01:19:47.513 We got to find a way out. 772 01:19:52.922 --> 01:19:54.534 It’s me. 773 01:19:55.389 --> 01:19:58.906 That’s my dress. My necklace and my hair. 774 01:19:59.274 --> 01:20:01.156 Greta, I found a way down. 775 01:20:03.508 --> 01:20:06.110 He’s been watching me this whole time. 776 01:20:14.487 --> 01:20:16.379 Okay, come on. This way, come on. 777 01:20:16.399 --> 01:20:18.766 We will not be back. The girl is yours now. 778 01:20:18.767 --> 01:20:20.478 She is yours to love and... 779 01:20:21.187 --> 01:20:22.960 - They will never coming back - Come on, Greta. Come on. 780 01:20:22.961 --> 01:20:26.300 He’s been living in the walls the whole time watching me. 781 01:20:26.424 --> 01:20:28.124 Get in. Get in. 782 01:21:22.969 --> 01:21:23.989 Come on. 783 01:21:29.353 --> 01:21:33.271 - Out. Out. Go. - It’s the outside. 784 01:21:35.214 --> 01:21:38.189 - It’s locked. - Come on, Greta. Open it. 785 01:21:41.972 --> 01:21:43.972 - Malcolm, where are you going? - He is coming. 786 01:21:44.276 --> 01:21:47.237 - I am not leaving without you! - Just go! I don’t want you to die! 787 01:21:47.238 --> 01:21:48.967 - No! - Go! 788 01:21:49.944 --> 01:21:51.982 Come on. Come on. 789 01:22:08.688 --> 01:22:09.888 No! 790 01:22:16.212 --> 01:22:18.012 Greta? 791 01:22:19.013 --> 01:22:20.669 Come back! 792 01:22:22.668 --> 01:22:25.387 I’ ll be good! I will! 793 01:22:26.511 --> 01:22:28.211 - Greta. - No! 794 01:22:28.237 --> 01:22:29.876 Get back here! 795 01:22:32.066 --> 01:22:33.772 Get back here! 796 01:22:34.506 --> 01:22:39.007 Don’t leave me! Get back here! 797 01:22:39.272 --> 01:22:43.736 If you leave I’ll kill him! I’ll kill him just like the others! 798 01:23:00.260 --> 01:23:01.460 No. 799 01:23:02.484 --> 01:23:03.884 Malcolm! 800 01:23:47.279 --> 01:23:49.200 I came back for you Brahms. 801 01:23:54.057 --> 01:23:56.852 I told you I wouldn’t leave you and I didn’t, did I? 802 01:24:01.298 --> 01:24:03.049 I told you I wouldn’t. 803 01:24:09.244 --> 01:24:10.644 Brahms! 804 01:24:12.069 --> 01:24:13.612 It’s time for bed now. 805 01:24:16.509 --> 01:24:18.614 Brahms I said it’s time for bed. 806 01:24:19.157 --> 01:24:20.793 Let’s go. 807 01:24:23.968 --> 01:24:25.680 You know the rules. 808 01:24:42.019 --> 01:24:43.953 Put that down now Brahms. 809 01:24:52.511 --> 01:24:54.516 Are you ready for bed? 810 01:24:59.434 --> 01:25:01.258 Under the covers. 811 01:25:10.698 --> 01:25:13.661 Be a good boy Brahms and go straight to sleep, okay? 812 01:25:18.143 --> 01:25:19.588 Kiss. 813 01:25:20.918 --> 01:25:23.031 No kiss tonight Brahms. 814 01:25:23.770 --> 01:25:25.997 It’s your punishment, I’m sorry. 815 01:25:32.675 --> 01:25:34.021 Kiss. 816 01:26:56.545 --> 01:26:57.845 Malcolm! 817 01:26:59.669 --> 01:27:00.969 Malcolm! 818 01:27:02.893 --> 01:27:04.193 Malcolm! 819 01:27:04.400 --> 01:27:24.400 ○ ○ ○ zeroOne ○ ○ ○ 819 01:27:25.305 --> 01:27:31.475 Support us and become VIP member to remove all ads from www.OpenSubtitles.org