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- Say that a journey of a thousand miles starts
with a single step.
My first step started as far back as I can remember.
If I said it was easy, I wouldn't be telling the truth.
I went into the foster system very young
because my mom's been sick.
Father Edward sure found a doozy for my last stop
before turning 18.
Thankfully he introduced me to my faith
and boy did I need it?
My name is David Cutter.
This is my story.
Sheriff Jensen, is that place a church?
- Oh no. David.
Well, it used to be years ago, but it's a lodge now.
- What kind of lodge?
- It's where the Wheelmakers meet.
- Wheelmakers?
What are Wheelmakers?
- Actually not too sure myself, but they just asked me
to join, but I do know they've been around a long time.
Hey, so David, you're new to a small town.
We have a theater and it's where a lot of the kids your age
like to hang out.
- Yeah. I'm not really the hanging out type.
- So what do you like to do?
I mean, besides play guitar.
- I don't know.
Do you have gum or mint?
- Yeah. In the glove box.
- "Essentials of Life", what is this?
- So David, tell me about you.
- There's not really much to tell.
- You like school?
- I like to read.
- Cool. There's a, actually we have a record store
that also sells books.
- Have you had a lot of foster kids?
- No, you're my first.
- Oh. That's different.
- So long story short.
I like kids and I like small town living
and I like police work.
I come to find out my ex didn't like any of it.
Yeah. So she left.
But Father Edwards when he knew that I still wanted
to try foster parenting thought a teenager
would be easier than a child.
- Well, I can see that.
- Well, here we are.
Here we are.
Obviously this is the kitchen.
We have the dining room there, behind is the living room.
And then upstairs are the bathrooms and the bedrooms.
Oh. And that out building.
So I used to be in a band.
So there is a whole lot of equipment out there
and you are more than welcome to use it.
- Thanks Rob.
- It's pretty cool, huh?
- Yeah.
- So, I'm brand new at this.
So I guess we should set some rules.
Start by establishing a curfew.
I'm thinking 10:00 PM during the week.
Midnight on the weekends. Is that all right?
- Great.
- Okay.
I know it's early, but if you're hungry,
I could make us something.
- No. I had a snack on the train.
I'd like to explore the town.
If I could.
What time do you usually eat dinner?
From 7:00 PM. Got myself.
So if you'll just be back by then.
Yeah. Kind of small.
So shouldn't be a problem.
- Okay. I'll be back by seven.
- Okay.
- Excuse me. Hey.
- Yeah.
- I'd like to pay for this.
- "Paradise regained" is a that for school or something?
Are you new here?
- Yeah. I just moved here and no, it's not for school.
- Hm. Bummer for you. - 98 cents.
- Yeah. I'll take it.
Bummer, it's not for school or bummer I just moved here?
- Both.
- Where is everyone? Church?
- Church. If you wanna go to church,
you gotta go to next town over,
but the kids usually hang out the springs on Sunday.
- Why aren't you there?
- Not my scene.
- Yum, this smells good.
I'm sorry am I late?
I thought dinner was at seven.
- It is. I'm sorry.
I was so focused on your arrival,
that I completely forgot about a meeting.
I have this evening and I have to leave right now
unless you'd like me to cancel.
- No, I have a book I can read.
- Okay. Well, let me fix your bowl.
So you made it to Causeway.
- Yeah. Cool place.
- Well, look, I want to hear all about it.
I have to go right now, but will you tell me about it later?
- Goodnight.
- In the presence of these witnesses,
do you swear to guard the holy secrets of the Wheelmakers
under penalty of death?
- Hail enlightened master.
- Yes enlightened master.
- Hail enlightened master.
- As we bring this ceremony to a close,
I now proclaim Rob Jensen an official Wheelmaker.
- Hail, ho.
- Congratulations, buddy. You're one of us now.
- Thank you.
Oh so, that was more intense
than I was expecting.
- Yeah, that's just Frank.
- More importantly though.
Boys, where are we going to celebrate?
- Oh guys. I can't tonight.
I gotta get home to my foster kid.
- Oh, that's right.
We heard you were getting a kid. So high school?
- Yeah. Senior starts tomorrow.
- Oh, that's great.
I'll tell you what.
We'll have Blake and Jayden look out for him.
Show him the ropes.
- Thank you. - Absolutely.
- Thank you. I appreciate that.
- Sure thing.
- Don't forget your rope.
- Oh yeah. Don't wanna forget that.
I'll see you guys.
- See you.
And then the dreaded first day of school.
You see I've been the new kid lots of times,
but the day got really weird.
- Good morning class today. We have a special guest.
Please give a warm welcome to mayor Balspaugh.
- It's that time of year again.
In the traditions of this town,
our senior class has always led the charge
for the Enshrinement Firelight festival.
This year in particular is extra special.
- Oh yes. Come in class.
Class, this is David Cutter. Today is his first day.
David, there is an empty desk next to Jayden.
- Check this out.
Looks like we've got a Jesus-freak in our class.
Boo.
- Class, focus.
Mr. Mayor, please continue.
- I expect everyone to volunteer their time building floats,
decorating the town square for the bonfire,
signing up for the Princess Firelight pageant.
Boys, don't feel left out.
- Hey, you're going tomorrow night?
- Like I have a choice.
- Hey, that's mine.
What are you gonna do about it?
- Jayden, we teach kindness here.
And you are being unkind.
- Yes, sir.
Hey. Can I sit here?
- Whatever.
- Are you in a band?
- Dude, not here to make friends.
- Sorry.
I play guitar.
So the curiosity-killed-the-cat side of me took over.
I couldn't help, but think what would possess a town
to turn a church into well, a lodge?
- Put that back, Kevin.
Better put it back.
- Hello.
- Now you did it.
He sure did.
- What? What's your name?
Holio.
- My name's Olguita. And this is Kevin.
Will you be my friend?
- Mm. Yes, I'll be your friend.
- Hey. Hey.
- Wow. How did you do that?
It's magic.
Why don't you be a good little girl and get
that dagger on the table.
- Okay. I'll do it.
Let's test its sharpness, shall we?
- You mean this?
Show me how it works.
- Okay. If I have to.
Like this.
- Kevin.
Little girl, Kevin.
- We've got to go. We can't be in here. Come on Kevin.
- Boo.
- Oh my God. Miss Leann you scared me.
- I'm sorry. I couldn't help it.
Why aren't the lights on?
- Oh, I am so sorry.
I don't even realize is getting that dark. I'm so busy.
- Well, no need to cook tonight. We have pizza.
- Okay.
Is there anything else I can do for you then?
- No. Join us.
Where are Olguita and Gomez?
- Olguita is actually doing her homework and Gomez.
Olguita please come down, there's pizza.
There you go, Olguita.
- It's delicious.
You haven't said grace yet.
Sorry.
- All right, let us pray.
Thank you God for the bountiful food
that we were about to eat.
Thank you for good friends and happy smiles.
And a wonderful family You have bestowed upon us.
In Your name we pray, amen.
- So cold in here.
Why is this so freezing?
- Where did these things damn things come from?
Every day. Every day.
Every day is always something different.
- Why? What else has happened?
How do we stop this?
- Yo, this is messed up.
- It's too creepy.
I gotta get outta here.
- Leann. Do not leave this house.
It's a school night.
- Snap out of it.
- It's just so weird.
All this creepy shit has been happening at the house.
I mean, it's like, because we're on the cusp
of my 18th birthday the gates of hell are gonna open up
and swallow my family whole.
Oh, oh. And my birthday falls on a full moon on Halloween.
- Dramatic much.
- No, seriously.
None of this happened before. Why now?
What's the change?
Oh, my God. Am I never allowed to lead Mission Point?
Is this the universe telling me I can't go to college
and get the hell out of this place?
- Babe. Babe chill.
Obviously your housekeeper left a window open
while they were cleaning and the flies were drawn
to the stench of Gomez.
- Stop. That's not nice.
- Whatever.
It was fine when we were just kids.
But now it's weird that they still live in your guest house.
Didn't your dad paid them enough to move?
- You sound jealous and that's idiotic.
Let's go back to talking about me.
- I've a better idea.
- Son must find sacrifice.
18th birthday.
Full moon.
Yes, master.
- Good morning.
- What time did you come home last night?
- Does it matter?
- It matters. I should punish you.
- Go ahead.
- I can't do that with the Enshrinement parade
and festival coming up.
How would it look if their own mayor's daughter
didn't make an appearance?
- It would look like there's disharmony in the household,
which there is.
- Don't raise your voice to me young lady.
- I can do whatever I want. You just made it clear.
You can't ground me.
- Leann, I demand some respect.
- Ugh. I can't wait to go to college.
- Frankie.
- You're lucky, Rosita, Gomez is a good boy.
- He has his moments.
Olguita on the other hand,
I don't know how she's gonna turn out.
- It's hard for a girl to grow up without a mom.
I did the best I could.
- Wheelmaker meeting?
- Yeah, but it shouldn't be that long.
You have homework?
- I do.
- And as a Wheelmaker, fellows,
you're gonna have connections for the rest of your lives.
We're like a family here.
We're gonna help you get into the best schools.
Find the best careers and heck we might even help you find
your soul mate.
- Well, it's true.
My father was a Wheelmaker and it was his connections
that got me into Tufts undergrad.
Let's face it. It wasn't done on my grades alone.
- You look as uncomfortable as I feel.
- Yeah, this isn't really my thing,
but my mom works for Mr Balspaugh,
he's kind of been like a father figure to me.
- I get it.
So you're kind of doing this out of respect.
- I guess.
- Thank you everyone for coming out.
We've met some impressive young men and look forward
to speaking to some of you further.
- As a member of the Supreme High Council
of the Wheelmakers, I proclaimed this meeting
has come to order.
- Hail, ho. We come in they name, benevolent master
and invite thee to inhabit each of us
that we may please thee with the words we speak.
Hail.
And with this blood of goat, we seal
our commitment to secrecy.
- Brothers, our problem is solved.
I will pass on the torch at the appointed moment.
- So you found your long lost son?
- Shouldn't the torch be passed before his 18th birthday?
- Have faith. The benevolent master will provide.
It requires obedience.
Total obedience, total unquestioned obedience.
A human offering will be required.
- Is he saying what? I think he's saying.
- This young, innocent soul will be called upon
on the Eve of Enshrinement and full moon.
I will read you what my Lord told me.
I shall give thee a heir, but in return,
thou must sacrifice to me
whomever enters the sanctuary
before the clock strikes midnight
on the Eve of Enshrinement.
If not disaster shall befall thee.
There's no turning back boys.
It's my solemn vow.
The wheels are turning.
- So mote it be.
Greetings, children of the earth.
I've been waiting for our time together.
Oh my, I can sense all of you around me.
I can even see some of you.
Have you embraced the spirit world today?
Have you learned how to protect yourselves
from all negative energy and influence?
- Man, this town is so weird.
Learn how, it's all in my new book,
"The supernatural in you".
Remember this, tomorrow I will be at Causeway Record
and Books signing autographed copies of "The supernatural
and you" from two to 7:00 PM.
I'm sure I will see you there.
- How's your first week going?
- Okay. I guess.
- Anything special planned for today?
- I was gonna swing by Causeway.
- Oh, have you met Jayden Blake yet?
- Yeah, we don't have that much in common really.
- Hmm.
- I don't really fit in with the cool kids.
- Keep trying.
Give it time.
- There goes a servant of the most high God.
Why are you here servant of the most high God?
Have you come to destroy us?
Your face.
Servant of the high God, I see you.
Come out, come out wherever you are.
- Dude.
- Demon chasing. Let's go. We have to go.
- Olguita, what are you doing here?
Does mom know where you are?
- What? She's your sister?
- Yeah. What of it?
- Got to sit down for a sec.
- Olguita, go home.
What are you doing, man?
- I heard you playing and wanted to see who it was.
- Frank lets me practice here.
The guest house is too small
and my mom doesn't like the noise.
- It's a little musty in here.
- Right?
It's the only choice I got. Unless you have a better idea.
- Why don't you come to Rob's house?
- Just don't try to save me.
I see you carrying around your Bible.
I'm not all into that. Got it?
- Got it. I'll leave you to it.
- Servant of the high God, I'm coming for you.
- What is your name?
- My name is David.
- Hmm.
And what is your interest in the supernatural?
- I never really thought about it
until I came to Mission Point.
- Yes. This place has that effect on people.
- Oh.
- You're back.
- I saw her on TV. I was curious.
- Yeah. She's kinda like a local celebrity,
but what is with you and all this spiritual stuff?
- I don't know.
I find it interesting.
- Okay. Whatever. It's a little weird, right?
- That seems hypocritical. Nice look.
- This is fashion.
- So what do you like to do?
- Mm, well, you're looking at it.
- Work at a bookstore?
- Well, I'm trying to save enough money to move out.
- Is that even possible?
It seems like no one gets away from this town.
- Well, I've got plans. Big plans.
- Like what? Move to Hollywood?
- Something like that. I sing.
- I play guitar.
Do you wanna play sometime?
- Sure. I'm done.
- I'll text you.
- Yeah.
- Dude, that's so totally killer.
Didn't expect that to come from you.
- Why?
- Everybody knows Jesus people don't play rock
and roll devil music.
Good Christian boys like you only play easy listening,
joyful like choir music, yeah.
Organ music, right?
- Look.
Mighty Jesus, set him free.
The drums are over there if you wanna play.
- Hell, yeah.
One, two, three, four.
Dude, that was so lit.
- Jesus can rock, Gomez.
And I've been thinking how cool it would be to start
a Christian rock band.
- Yeah, I was in a band once, but it sure wasn't
a Christian band.
- Yeah. What'd you call yourselves?
- Adrammelech.
- Sounds weird. Where's it from?
- The Bible.
- Really? From where? A personal place?
- A demon. David, you mean you haven't read about it
in that Bible of yours?
- I haven't been a believer for that long.
- Well, it's in there.
- Why did you name your band after a demon?
- Dude, it's just a name.
There's no such thing as demons.
How long are you gonna believe in that trash.
- There's spirits all around us.
Ever feel like we're not alone?
- No. Do you?
- Yes. All the time.
Ever since I moved to Mission Point,
I feel like we're being watched.
- You are, everyone's watching you.
You're the new kid.
- Hey. - Hi.
- Not at all what I was expecting.
- What were you expecting?
- I don't know.
Something, a little darker, angrier.
- So I hear a window open up on the second floor.
I see my dad stick his head out and he says to me,
"More free periods."
And now for the talented Danny.
- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Jeff.
- Shh, quiet.
There are worried whispers in the air.
I was once told that the divine speaks easy to those
with open ears, intuitive woman holding beauty and power.
Here are ones that hear God even louder.
- Because I like the color black doesn't mean I'm angry.
I look good in a black.
- Yeah, you do like.
- So are you sticking around for the rest of this?
- Unless you want to do something.
- I can use a walk.
- Sure.
- For a heart so pure, so human is what they're after.
Tic toc as the moon fully glows
There's only a few of us who truly know.
Men, women with beauty and power.
- Okay, new guy. Tell me a little about yourself.
- I wouldn't know where to start.
- You know the basics. Where were you born?
Why are you here? What's to do with the religious books.
Where'd you come from?
- I guess I was from here.
- Huh?
Here, like here, here.
This is a very small town where everyone knows everyone.
What's your last name?
- Cutter.
- Yeah. I don't think that's a name in this town.
- Make it sound like we're all related.
- You know Blake. He's my cousin.
Mom's maiden name is Weaver.
- I'm afraid to ask.
What's your last name?
- Stevens as in Jayden is my older brother.
Yeah. My parents are told that they couldn't have kids.
So they adopted my brother and then a year later, surprise.
I popped out.
But why do you think your born in Mission Point?
- It was something my mom said.
- Where is your mom?
- She's been in and out of institutions my whole life.
She was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
So I really don't know.
- Whoa.
- It was almost as if at times she was saying,
don't go to Mission Point before you turn 18. I saved you.
- When do you turn 18?
- End of the month.
- Wow. So you listen super well.
- Like I said, it's hard to tell what's real.
And what's a reality in her mind.
- What do you think your mom meant by she saved you?
- I don't know.
What time is it?
- Midnight.
Hide.
- Crap. It's past my bedtime.
- Hail, ho.
- Hey. Did you hear that?
- Yeah. What the hell?
- Prince ruler and architect of the universe.
You who live in the air,
come forth and inhabit us.
To empower us, may you delight in your servants
as we delight in your power.
Come forth and answer to your names.
Pan, Lilith, Sabazios, Proserpine, Ishtar
and the greatest of all Baleal.
- Let's get a little closer to see what Rob's saying.
- Wait, that sounds like my dad.
- Come on. Let's go.
- That we may serve you and each other.
We acknowledge thee Baleal as our all encompassing master.
- Well, that got weird.
- Yeah, but I had fun.
- Me too.
- So are you free tomorrow?
- Yeah. - See then.
- Let's see.
- Good morning.
I'd have thought you'd be sleeping in given
that you got home late last night, but okay.
I'm gonna let it slide this time.
- What?
- Who's the girl?
- Zoe Stevens.
Look, you know, I'm glad you're making friends.
Hey David, last night did you hear,
did you see anything?
- Yeah. What was that?
- I don't know, but I'm gonna figure it out.
- So I planned on hanging out with Zoe again today.
Is that all right?
- Yeah. But hey David, remember curfew
and stay out of the woods.
- Okay. But I thought everyone hangs out there.
- Things change.
- Jayden, where's Leann?
- She'll be here later.
Hey, where are you going?
- Out.
- Out? You don't have any friends.
- I'll help later. Besides you have help.
- Hey Jay, isn't that Jesus freak down there?
- No, you must be mistaken.
- Look.
- What tha?
- Dude, who cares?
- I care. No, not happening.
- So what you wanna do about it?
- Break them up? - Yes.
- Call Leann. She'll have a plan.
- Hey. I wanna mess with the new kid.
- Don't be such an idiot.
- He's chilling with my sister.
- Olguita, what are you doing?
- I care. She's my sister.
- I mean, the only thing we know about him is
that he likes God.
- No weirdo religion guy is gonna be messing with her mind.
- I have a plan, but I gotta go.
I'll see you soon.
Olguita, there you are.
What do you have in your hand?
I think this is my dad's.
Where'd you get it? Olguita?
- Kevin gave it to me.
- Who's Kevin and where did he get it?
- Kevin, lives in the church.
- What do you mean he lives in the church?
No one lives in the church.
- Kevin lives there.
He came to me one day while I was playing.
- What?
- Kevin's always with me.
- You tell Kevin to go away and I'll put
this Wheelmaker thing back where you got it
before my dad finds out.
- Oh, this must be Leann's mom.
- Huh?
- I found an old engagement announcement in an old article.
Frank Balspaugh IV to be wed to,
can you read that name?
It looks like Sue Cucumber?
Kidding. It looks like parts of the ink is ruin
'cause they didn't preserve the article in time.
Are you listening?
- Yeah. What year is that?
- 1999 why?
- I gotta go?
- Okay.
- I sat under an Oak tree meditating in the cool of the day
when behold a great light shown before me.
I heard his voice speak my name.
Afraid I fell to the ground.
He told me to get up and write everything down.
Jesus Christ.
- Rob?
Rob, you're home?
- Hi David.
- Father Edwards. What are you doing here?
- I just came over to check on things.
Sorry, I didn't call, but I was already in the area.
- Sure. Come in.
It's kind of weird that you're here.
- How so?
- I find myself asking questions and in need of guidance.
- What's that?
- I've been asking the same thing.
It looks like a Bible, but sure doesn't read like one.
- By the time of renewal with dawn where my appointed child
will return to the shrine of sacrifice upon which
this message will be enshrined to commence
a aroma of offering.
- What's that supposed to mean?
- I don't know.
How are you adjusting to Mission Point?
- I don't know yet.
Rob's nice.
- And school?
- I met a girl.
- That's great, David.
- Have you heard how my mom is doing?
- The Lord is doing His part and her faith seems
to be getting stronger.
- I know, I pray for her every night.
- That's great David.
She can really use all the prayers.
Is there anything else on your mind?
- Nope. I don't think so.
- Well listen, I'm gonna head out.
Let Rob know I stop by and if you ever wanna talk,
I'm just a train ride away.
- Hey bra.
- My name's David.
- Yeah. Yeah. Sorry. David.
Look, David.
I'm really sorry about how I've been treating you.
- Oh yeah?
- Yeah.
You know, I've been a real jerk lately or at least
that's what my girlfriend keeps telling me a lot.
Anyway. I was wondering if you'd come over and help me work
on a float later today.
- Sorry. I'm busy.
- Come on David.
- Seriously. No, thank you.
- All right. Look, David.
I promised my girlfriend I'd be nice to you today.
So can you do me a favor and just be all Jesus-like
and forgive me.
- All right.
- Cool. I'm driving.
- Hey. What was that about?
- Your brother invited me to go make a float with him.
- So you're in?
- Kind of have to.
- Good. When?
- After school. See you.
- Hey David, hop in.
- I just don't get it.
- What's to get?
- I guess I've never seen a town get behind something
like this before.
- It's tradition.
- Like Christmas.
- I mean all of our dads are in it and their dads
and their dad's dads.
There's really nothing to get. Just do it.
So is it like a religion or a club?
- Kind of both.
- If you're asking, if we believe in God then yeah. Duh.
- Actually I've been toying with the idea of atheism,
you know, science evolution and such.
- But we also know that the Wheelmakers offer something
that well, going to church just can't.
- Like, what?
- Look, we got to hurry up or we're never finished this.
So is this like the Wheelmaker?
- Some of it. There's a whole book.
You just put in the highlights.
- Who's supreme intelligence?
Is that how the Wheelmakers refer to God?
- Huh?
Yeah. Who else? Why?
- It says in the Bible you serve no other God's before me.
And so I'm not sure what they mean.
- Look. Sorry dude, but we don't really care.
We just do it 'cause it's tradition
and our parents make us and whatnot.
Plus I wanna go to Harvard and this looks really good
on my college application.
- And where is Leann? She was supposed to meet us here.
Leann, where are you?
David is here and this plan won't work without you.
- Leann okay then? - Yeah.
- Sorry I'm late.
- You basically left us here to do all the work.
- Excuse me.
- Yeah, it sucks. And I'm kind of over it.
- I did not come here to fight.
- Is that all right if I just head out?
- If it wasn't for David over here,
we wouldn't have even been this far along.
- Fine. If David is such a help
maybe he can stay and I'll go.
- Oh, that's nice. Real nice Leann.
- I don't wanna get in the middle of anything here so.
- Shut up, David.
- I'm just gonna.
- You have no respect. Where's the sympathy for me?
- We've been here all day busting our asses
for your father's enshrinement crap.
- I'm done. Done.
Hey David, wait up. I'll walk with you.
- That's nice. Real nice Leann.
- Come on this way. It's shorter.
- Oh, Rob told me to stay away from the woods.
- Why? We've been playing in the woods since we were kids.
- Weird things happen out here.
- Oh, you're such a good boy.
Come on. Let's go.
- We should probably just take the longer route.
It's more scenic.
- Don't be such a loser.
- You have to admit it's a little creepy here, right?
- Are you scared?
- No, but do you feel like we're being watched?
- No. Do you? - Yes. Absolutely.
There's something not right going on in these woods.
- It sounds like you need a little weed
to take off the edge.
- No, I'm good.
- Your loss, it'll take that anxiety you've been holding
onto from a level 10 to a zero.
- I wouldn't say I'm a 10.
- For real you don't feel like we're being watched?
- Nope.
- What was that?
What time is it? When did it get so dark?
- The sun just went down. Just chill out.
- Crap. I'm supposed to be home for dinner.
- Hold on. Wait.
- Who's there?
Did you hear that?
- No. It's just us, promise.
- What is happening? Aren't you with Jayden?
- Yeah. So I'm tired of him being such a dick.
Maybe I need a nice guy like you.
- I can't be here. I have a girlfriend. I think.
- You think?
- I'm impressed. I didn't think
you could get such good footage.
- Maybe you have some more faith in me.
When are you gonna post it?
- In the morning before school.
- Dude, your sister's gonna be so pissed.
- Ugh. Yeah. It's kind of the point.
She needs to dump that loser.
- Did you get it?
- Yep.
- Maybe don't post it to the whole school,
but just snap it to your sister.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
I didn't say anything about posting it to the whole school.
Just DM it to Zoe.
- Fine.
- Oh, she looks mad, Dude, what did you do?
- Nothing. I did nothing.
- How could you?
- I have zero clue what you're talking about?
- Really? You, Leann, woods.
Does any of that ring a bell?
- How do you know about that?
- Come on. He's a jerk.
- I still like you.
- Thanks. I gotta go find Zoe and explain.
- Maybe just let her cool off for a minute.
Don't push. Trust me. I live with two females.
How about I come over after school?
We bang out some tunes.
Take your mind off things.
Hey, why you let them pick on you?
- Turn to them the other cheek.
That's what the Bible says in-
- Matthew chapter five.
- That's right.
Wait, but how did you know that?
Well, I know lots of stuff like that.
Mom is super religious and she used
to make me teach Sunday school.
- Didn't see that coming.
- Oh yeah. Why?
- Out of character.
- I love my mom.
She's the only parent I've ever known.
- Me too. Sort of.
I've been in and out of foster my whole life.
But when my mom's good and she's on her meds,
it's amazing.
It's those lows that totally suck.
What happened to your dad?
- Ran out on us right after my sister was born.
And haven't seen him since.
Guess two kids were too much. You?
- I don't know.
I think that might be what I'm here to find out.
- Here like Mission Point here or like here
in the universe big picture here?
- I do think my dad's from Mission Point, but
I don't know if he's still here or not.
- Ooh, intrigue.
- I have thoughts, but it's not clear.
Oh. Sounds like
we should start asking questions
about your long lost poppy.
- No, the Lord protects me.
He allowed father Edwards to find me this place.
- Mm. I don't know.
That sounds like it could take a long time.
Let's go ask Rob some questions.
- I know when it's my time.
- Maybe.
- Hey, I've been looking for you.
- Oh yeah. Why?
- I want to apologize for the other night.
- Why do you care so much if I forgive you?
- It's just things got a little out of hand
with the fake fight and I'm sorry.
- Oh, so Miss Popularity can't stand the idea
of someone not liking her.
Get over it.
- That's not it. It's just,
I have a feeling like we're supposed
to be friends or something.
They say, trust your gut.
Are you researching for paper?
- No, just reading up on Psalms.
- Why?
- Why not?
- Right. Do you accept my apology?
- Look, I can't help you clear your conscience.
Okay. You have to do that on your own.
- Yeah. I have a feeling that there are a few things
that I need to clear up.
- Like what?
- Well, when I was a baby,
my mom took off and I haven't heard from her since.
- I'm sorry. That's sad.
- Pops isn't exactly super chatty about the subject.
We don't really talk about it.
- You seem kind of casual about it.
- Not having a mom is the only truth I've ever known.
Here's something that's up your alley.
I think my house is possessed by demons.
- Wait, really? Like what kind of demons?
- I don't know. Demon's the creepy bad kind.
I've asked my dad to have Madame Olivia come over
to sage the house.
You should come.
- Cool. I'm in.
- What's up, dude?
- I'm coming over later.
- Sounds about right.
- See you.
- Chat to you later, dude.
- Blessings and grace fill this sacred space.
May joy and peace abide in this place.
Silence.
- Please. I must insist upon absolute quiet.
- This is not gonna work.
You're wasting your time.
She's doing more harm than good.
- I'm terribly sorry mam.
Young man, leave this house now.
- No, it's all right. It's all right.
Explain yourself.
- Only God can heal this place.
Only through His authority will the spirits leave.
- Fine then. Show us how it's done then.
- Almighty, help me heal this place.
Show these people who's really in charge.
- Amen.
- In Your name. Amen.
Did you hear me, God?
Rid the house of evil.
Show these people your true power.
In Your name, Jesus.
- Now may we continue?
- Hey, wait up.
That was embarrassing.
- Yeah, Madame Olivia should be ashamed of herself.
- No dude. I meant for you.
I gotta find Olguita. Later dude.
- Yeah. Yeah. Hey, so I'm actually glad you stopped by.
Something's not right.
- Between you and David?
- Oh no, no, no.
David's actually, he's a great kid.
I've seen where he's been going through
my stuff, but nothing worse than what I
through Father.
- Rob, you were a challenge,
but look at you now, a sheriff.
- Yeah. Right? I mean genuinely my dream job,
which is why I'm concerned about this town
because I'm often here, it is spooky.
- Spooky?
- Yes. Yes.
It's it's these Wheelmakers.
I'm telling you man,
look like I'm talking initiation ceremonies,
midnight meetings, blood oaths. Okay.
And it's creeping me out.
This is not.
Hey you all right?
- Fine.
Father Edwards.
- Just here to see how both of you're adjusting.
How you making out these days, David?
- Well, I just came from a house saging.
- Like, excuse me?
Where?
- At the mayor's house with Gomez.
- It looked like something was wrong. So what happened?
- It didn't work.
- What didn't work?
The house saging?
I'm not surprised.
- No. God abandoned me.
I asked Him to rid the house of evil
and He made me look like a fool.
- Let me ask you something.
What was your motive when you were in that house praying
in front of all of those people?
Was it to put on some type of magic show or was it truly
and sincerely to set that house and everyone inside free?
- To set everyone free.
- Do you remember when Jesus was on the cross?
Do you? And everybody told Him to come down off of it
and then they would believe.
He didn't put on a show for His daughters did He?
So why are you so sure He wasn't working on your behalf?
Behind the scenes at the exact moment that you were praying.
Think about it.
See David. I don't know everything that's in your heart,
but I can only suggest to you that you do everything
out of love.
Nothing more and nothing less.
- Amen. Amen.
- Hey listen. I got a little gift
for your birthday tomorrow.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome son.
- Hello folks. Welcome to another year of enshrinement.
It was this day, many, many years ago
when the very first Wheelmaker,
my great grandfather, Frank P. Balspaugh I,
created the Wheelmakers right here in Mission Point.
Everybody, enjoy the festivity.
- And step.
- What?
- Can we do something different?
It's Leann's birthday.
- I'm fine with the woods. Come on.
- That's crazy.
- Damn, we're getting low beer.
- On it. Plus I gotta pee.
- Want me to come with?
- Nah, it's okay. I'll be back in a few.
- Thanks babe.
- Heavenly Father, save the Wheelmakers and this whole town.
To any evil spirits,
in Jesus' name you must go.
- Mommy, what's up?
Have you seen your sister?
- She's probably playing in the church again.
She knows she's not supposed to be in there.
Let's go find her. Come on.
- David it's you, the time has arrived.
May our obedience be rewarded?
Restrain him.
- Hey, sorry about the video.
- Yeah, right.
I just need you to know that David had nothing
to do with it.
You should go find him.
- Saw him by the lodge.
- What? Let's go.
- Let go of me.
- It is written.
- What are you doing?
- On this Eve of Enshrinement, my heir will be revealed.
Benevolent master except this holy sacrifice once
and for all.
- Oh, hell no. This was not in the brochure.
- Hey, David's in there. Is he okay?
- Zoe, you can't go in.
- No, Dad.
- You can't go in there. You can't.
- Dad, no.
- It's real.
- That puny dagger is nothing compared to the sword
of the Spirit.
- Dad, what are you doing?
- Frankie?
- Daddy, stop this.
- Oh, shut up you little brat.
Do you think your father ever really loved you?
- Sister.
- David.
- You think you can destroy me, don't you David?
Demon, reveal your name.
- Burn in hell. Who were you expecting? Old Frankie boy?
- In the name of the Lord, your reign
over this town ends now.
- Stop it.
Get away from there.
- Whoa dude.
- Dad, stop this.
Are you the master?
Creation you will bow down to me.
- No, I will not bow down.
- Frank, can't you see the Wheelmakers are over?
God is the way.
Please give David the strength.
In the name of John.
- And the Lord say, I cancel your authority
and break the curse.
- Oh mighty Lord Jesus.
- Dad, come back.
We only wanna help.
- So many things can happen using the power of faith
like exorcizing a demon on a guy that turns out
to be your real dad or maybe ridding a town from evil.
But through it all, I found my family
and ultimately experienced the strength of true love.
- I'm happy you stuck around.
- Yeah. Me too.
And Rob's been really nice letting me stay.
Well, I learned about you guys and where I came from.
- So that sounds like you're leaving.
- I'm not leaving.
My mom is doing better and I wanna go check on her.
- I get that.
But now that our town has a new tradition,
Mission Point Independence day which falls on your birthday.
Are you coming back for it?
- Yeah.
It's not like I'm far.
And I'll have you guys to come back to.
- Oh, there we go.
Oh man. I am starving.
- I know me too.
- What a beautiful day, huh?
- I haven't seen you in like forever.
- I know.
- Oh and unfortunately the battle of good
versus evil carries on.