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(glasses clink)
(intense music)
(machine whirring)
(birds chirping)
(breeze blowing) (engine humming)
(engine settles) (metal thuds)
(gear shift clicks) (car thudding)
(door creaks open)
(door shuts) (door opens)
(clothes rustling)
(clock ticking) (suspenseful music)
(breeze whooshes)
(clock ticking)
(bag rustling)
(alarm buzzes and beeps)
(clock continues ticking)
(alarm buzzes)
(button clicks) (alarm buzzes)
(clock ticking)
(button clicks) (alarm buzzes)
(clock ticking)
- For fuck's sake.
(engine humming)
(brake clicks)
(door opens and shuts)
(electricity buzzing)
(switch clicking)
(object thuds in distance)
(electricity buzzing)
It's the end of term, you know.
(machine beeping)
No one's gonna be in here.
(water dripping) (footsteps patter)
(machine beeping and whirring)
(water dripping) (footsteps patter)
(electricity rumbling) (metal clanging)
(thunder rumbling)
(footsteps patter) (electricity droning)
(footsteps patter)
(ominous music)
(ominous music continues)
(water bubbling) (light ominous music)
(egg thuds) (water bubbling)
(pot hissing) (bright gentle music)
(bacon sizzling and popping)
(knife chopping)
(food sizzling)
(knife crunches)
(knife grinding)
(bright music continues)
(food sizzles)
(water bubbling)
(egg tapping)
(knife crunching)
(ingredients thudding)
(liquid pouring) (bright music continues)
(bright music settles)
- You expect me to eat this. Take it away.
(footsteps patter)
No, don't put it there.
I can still smell it.
Take it downstairs.
(footsteps patter)
(door opens)
(hangers rustling)
(tray slides)
(plate thuds) (ominous music)
For God's sake, I told you not
to put it there, didn't I?
(footsteps patter)
(liquid pouring)
(ominous music settles)
(footsteps patter)
(singer singing indistinctly on radio)
(plates scrubbing) (footsteps patter)
(singer singing indistinctly on radio)
- Goodness. You didn't have to, Eddie.
♪ In a moment of heat ♪
- So with the cancer now unfortunately metastasized
to the kidneys and liver, we need to prioritize pain relief.
She's on slow release morphine.
If she becomes uncomfortable again, you need to let me know.
Eddie, I know we've talked about this before,
but have you considered hospice care?
(singer singing indistinctly on radio)
(footsteps patter) (papers rustling)
(pen scribbling)
(door creaking)
(tray settles) (footsteps patter)
- Don't you have anything to say?
Not even now?
(fabric rustling)
I told you to get me more ciggies yesterday, didn't I?
(footsteps patter)
You've no idea
how many times I'd wished it had been you and not him.
Why are you the way you are?
Is it my fault?
Should I, should I blame myself?
What do you think, Eddie? Tell me.
And not with your ridiculous scribbles.
Use your voice.
It's not as if your tongue's been cut out, has it.
(ominous music)
Look at you.
Pathetic.
A man without a voice
is no man at all. (coughing)
(dramatic music continues)
I don't want the last thing I see on this earth
to be a reminder of my disappointment. (coughing)
(dramatic music continues)
Get out.
(ominous music continues)
(lighter clicks)
(intense music)
(door creaks)
- I'm sorry for your loss, Eddie.
I understand that you're very close to your mother.
So, I understand you're facing home eviction.
Okie-dokie.
Well, let's take a little look at your file, shall we?
See what we're working with.
Oh, wow.
Goodness me.
Are you sure this CV is up to date?
(singer singing indistinctly on radio)
With so little in the way of education
and employment history,
not to mention your vocal affliction as well,
it does make your prospects rather narrow, to say the least,
I'm afraid.
Bourbon?
(food crunches)
I'll tell you what, I do have a contact with an employer
who isn't opposed
to taking on more unique individuals like yourself.
I recently received a letter from them
about a vacancy they have,
and I do remember them being quite desperate,
so that's hopeful for you, isn't it?
Yes, here it is.
It's a caretaker position
with onsite accommodation.
It's at Lockbridge Academy. Do you know it?
Well, I'm not surprised.
It's quite shall we say elite.
Parents will sell their kidneys
to get their spoiled little shits into this place.
Well, leave it with me.
I'll write you a letter of recommendation
and we'll see what happens, shall we?
(bright compelling music)
(bright music continues)
(electricity buzzing) (bright music continues)
(birds chirping)
(bright music continues)
(door opens)
(birds chirping) (breeze blowing)
(bright music concludes) (birds chirping)
(engine humming)
(birds chirping)
(doorbell buzzing)
(electricity buzzing)
(door opens)
(door shuts)
(bell dings)
(footsteps patter)
(ominous music)
(ominous music continues)
(footsteps patter)
- Edward?
(ominous music continues) (footsteps patter)
I'm Charles Aberdeen, the Third.
Deputy Head here at Lockbridge.
Pleasure to meet you.
I see you were admiring the old man's portrait.
It's a striking piece of work, isn't it?
I like to think it acts as a rule-breaking
deterrent for the students.
(dramatic music continues)
Right. Well, better get a move on.
The old man doesn't like to be kept waiting. Please.
(footsteps patter) (dramatic music continues)
- There's a perfectly good seat next to you.
(singers singing operatically)
You must have loved your mother very much.
(singers continue singing operatically)
Yeah, this is Aberdeen. I need you in my office.
(phone clicks) (papers rustle)
A recommendation letter like this
holds a great deal of weight with me.
What you clearly lack in many areas,
it appears you make up for in character,
which is the one thing you cannot change about a man.
(footsteps patter)
(cork pops)
I think you understand
there is little more important than family.
My father used to say, "Trust, dedication,
and loyalty equal prosperity."
(footsteps patter)
If you can understand those principles,
you will find Lockbridge a very fulfilling home.
(singers singing operatically in distance)
The job is yours, pending a five-month trial period.
Is this acceptable to you?
(singers continue singing operatically)
Good.
I expect a lot of my staff,
so I do hope you won't disappoint me, Edward.
(door knocks)
Enter.
- You sent for me, Mr. Aberdeen?
- Yes. Marie. This is Edward.
He's our new caretaker.
I need you to show him the ropes.
- Right now? - Yes.
- Edward, shall we?
(light compelling music)
(engine humming)
(compelling music continues)
So I bet he gave you the whole family loyalty speech too.
Yep. He gave me the same one when I first started.
So, yeah the tour,
the school covers roughly 60 acres
and the surrounding woodlands about 800.
I'm guessing you have experience
maintaining a site this size before.
It's a good thing we're out of term time,
otherwise it would make this whole
situation a lot more difficult.
(compelling music continues)
How do you usually communicate?
(papers rustling)
Gotcha.
So, here at the far end of the launderette
is the caretaker's office.
From here, you can control all the main door locks
and lights of every building remotely.
The entire site is littered with cameras, so you can cycle
through, find pretty much any part of the school you'd like.
This all might seem a little overwhelming,
but trust me, this will make your life way easier.
George, the last caretaker, created this entire system
to help him keep track of everything.
(clock ticking)
(white board squeaking)
(clock ticking)
It's lights out, doors locked by 8:00 PM sharp every day.
Just to make sure the buildings are
clear before you lock up.
Any questions?
(clock ticking)
Right. I almost forgot.
You'll need this.
(book thuds) (compelling music continues)
(engine rumbles)
(electricity buzzing)
(compelling music continues)
(door shuts)
Up here is the caretaker's accommodation,
which is where you'll be living.
I'm also in the same building, on the floor just above you.
(compelling music continues)
These shouldn't still be here.
Would you mind helping me carry these down?
By the way, you'll need this to keep track of everything.
(gentle music)
They'll want you to start tomorrow,
so you better go home and pack.
(gentle music) (birds chirping)
(gentle music continues)
Don't bother. It's a dead zone.
I'll sort you out a lift.
(tape pulls) (gentle music continues)
(box rustling)
(frame taps)
(footsteps rustling) (breeze blowing)
(door creaks shut)
(keys rattle lightly)
(switches click) (gentle music)
(gear shift clatters)
(pedal creaking) (gentle music continues)
(button clicks) (engine creaking)
(engine humming) (gentle music continues)
(gear shift slides) (gentle music continues)
(click ticking) (door creaks open)
(papers rustling) (gentle music settles)
(buttons clicking) (dramatic music)
(lights clicking off)
(electricity buzzing) (machines beeping)
(crickets chirping)
(engine rumbling)
(crickets chirping)
(engine rumbling)
(ominous howling) (engine settles)
(crickets chirping)
(breeze blowing)
(crickets chirping) (gentle music)
(tires creaking)
(thunder rumbling) (bright dramatic music)
(switch clicks)
(dramatic music continues)
(light clatters)
(vacuum whirring) (light clattering)
(ladder clatters)
(footsteps pattering)
(vacuum whirring)
♪ World was built for you ♪
(vacuum clicks off) (footsteps pattering)
(door creaks open)
(footsteps pattering)
(ladder clatters)
(gentle music) (breeze blowing)
(gentle music continues) (birds chirping)
(gentle music continues)
Mister, oh! Fuck, I'm so sorry. (mumbling)
(grass rustling)
(breeze blowing)
Peace offering.
(breeze blowing)
(birds chirping) (gentle music)
(Eddie sniffing)
It's good, right?
So, is this a short term or a long term thing?
I'm gonna take a guess and say long term?
(papers rustling) (gentle music continues)
That's awful, I'm...
I'm so sorry.
You wanna know why they really hired you?
It's because you're on the back foot.
Last caretaker was exactly the same.
I just think you should go into this job
with your eyes open.
I wish someone would have told me that when I first started.
(gentle ominous music)
- Well, what do you think, Eddie? Tell me.
(audience exclaiming)
Not with your ridiculous scribbles.
(audience laughing)
Use your voice.
It's not as if your tongue's been cut out, has it?
(audience laughing) (ominous music)
Speak!
(alarm beeping) (Edward gasping)
(gentle music) (birds chirping)
(trimmer whirring)
(saws buzzing)
(branch thuds) (gentle music continues)
(leaves rustling) (birds chirping)
(gentle music continues)
(lighter clinks)
(gun fires in distance)
(gentle music continues) (engine humming)
(engine continues humming)
(tires screech)
- Edward, lovely day for it. Don't you think?
(birds chirping)
Do you shoot?
No. No.
I didn't imagine you would.
I'll tell you what,
I have a spare rifle.
If you care to join me.
Your loss, Edward.
(Charles whistling) (birds chirping)
(gentle music)
(footsteps rustling)
(door opens)
(Charles rustles)
Edward.
Actually, there was something I wanted to mention to you.
You know, Marie, the cleaner,
or building supervisor,
whatever tantalizing title the old man has given to her.
Little word to the wise.
I would keep my distance from that one, if I were you.
She's not quite all there, if you catch my drift.
Mentally speaking, I don't want to go into detail,
but, well, she's not a well woman.
So, I would take whatever she might say
with a generous pinch of salt.
You understand?
Good man.
I knew you would.
You know, the old man told me
that he hired you because he thought you
are of good character.
And I like to think that he was right.
Anyway, these little bastards won't skin themselves.
Cheerio.
(door shuts)
(gentle music)
(clock ticking) (gentle music continues)
(clock ticking) (gentle music settles)
(footsteps patter)
♪ I'm gonna see you tomorrow ♪
♪ Oh, baby, don't be sad ♪
♪ You know I hate- ♪
- Fuck. You scared the living shit out of me.
Guess that makes us even, doesn't it?
Here, come join.
Sorry, I should have told you I sometimes
use the library to study at night.
I've got this law school entrance exam
tomorrow afternoon that I'm just
completely freaking out about.
It's what I originally came here to do from the States,
you know, study.
Here I am, last chance to make something of myself
before I spend the rest
of my days rotting (indistinct), I guess.
(paper rustles)
Holy shit, they didn't tell you, did they?
George didn't leave.
He drowned himself in the school pool a few months ago.
(water splashes)
(water whooshing)
It was ruled an accident, but that's bullshit.
I remember the last time I saw him.
- I'm just a fucking (indistinct).
Just a fucking (indistinct). - George? Is everything okay?
- Yeah, yeah, I'm good. - You don't look okay.
George, what's going on?
Whatever it is, maybe I can help.
- No, nobody can help. It's too late.
- Too late for what?
- Do you think I'm a coward?
- No. Why would you think that?
- You know I'm (indistinct). - Why would you say that?
- Don't get it, dear.
This place is fucking poison.
You shouldn't be here. You need to leave Lockbridge.
And trust me. Just go and don't come back.
- George, you're scaring me.
- Please, Marie, please, please.
I'm begging you, please listen to me.
Listen to me.
(ominous music) (water bubbling)
- One thing I do know for sure is that as soon
as I get into law school, I am out of here.
If I were you, I wouldn't stay here too long either.
(door clicks)
Shit, someone else must be here.
I better go, I'm fucked if they find me using the library.
(books thud)
(footsteps pattering)
(vacuum thuds)
Better get us back to the storage room before I go.
Really? Oh, that is so kind, Edward, thank you.
I owe you one.
(Velcro tearing) (paper rustles)
Goodnight, Eddie.
(footsteps patter)
(footsteps running)
(paper rustles) (door opens and shuts)
(door opens)
(objects thudding in distance)
(light ominous music)
(footsteps patter)
(light ominous music)
(footsteps patter lightly)
(footsteps patter)
(door rattles)
(door shuts)
(gate creaks, thuds)
(lock clicks) (elevator whirs)
(elevator whirring, thudding)
(elevator continues whirring)
(elevator thuds)
(gate creaks open)
(wheels rolling) (footsteps patter)
(light ticking)
(wheels rolling, clattering) (footsteps patter)
(wheels continue clattering)
(light ticking) (light ominous music)
(light ominous music continues)
(lights thudding)
(switch clicks)
(fabric rustles)
(footsteps patter)
(switch clicks)
(footsteps patter)
(fabric rustling)
(switch clicks) (lights thud)
(gentle ominous music)
(fan whirring) (clock ticking)
(ominous music continues)
(thunder rumbling)
(switch clicks)
(thunder rumbling) (rain pattering)
(rain continues pattering)
- Wake! (phone ringing)
- [Butler] Caretaker.
Your presence is required in the art department immediately.
(phone clicks) (dial tone drones)
(phone clicks) (dramatic music)
(gun fires)
(dramatic music continues)
(gun fires)
(dramatic music continues)
(engine rumbling and creaking)
(dramatic music continues)
(engine creaking)
- Pow.
(dramatic music continues)
(brakes skid) (dramatic music continues)
(door shuts) (ringer buzzes)
(dramatic music continues)
- You're late.
(singer singing opera in distance)
(papers rustling)
(footsteps patter) (papers rustling)
(singer singing opera in distance)
Sorry.
Yes.
No.
Please.
Thank you.
How much?
You know you could just use your phone.
(singers singing opera in distance)
(phone clicks)
Don't imagine you make any phone calls, do you?
(singers singing opera in distance)
He does know how to find them, doesn't he?
You won't be needing this anymore.
(footsteps patter)
(singers singing opera in distance)
(phone clatters) (footsteps patter)
Follow me.
(dramatic playful music)
(electricity buzzing) (dramatic music continues)
(engine rumbling)
(footsteps patter)
(box slides)
(dramatic music continues)
I want these canvases loaded onto the buggy
and taken back to the art department.
(dramatic music continues)
(fabric rustles)
(dramatic music continues, settles)
(fabric rustling)
You can go.
(chair settles)
(footsteps patter)
(voices mutter indistinctly)
(footsteps patter)
(paper rustles) (lid thuds)
(papers rustle)
(lid thuds) (gentle curious music)
(materials squishing) (fabric scraping)
(faucet running) (gentle music continues)
(papers rustling)
(gentle music continues) (papers rustling)
(faucet continues running) (ominous music)
(papers rustling) (ominous music settles)
(footsteps patter)
(fabric rustling)
(paper rustles)
(gentle ominous music)
(breeze blowing)
Hey.
Do you split? (metal clatters)
(papers rustling)
Fuck no.
(pen scribbling)
This entrance exam is my ticket out of here.
I don't want to screw it up.
(birds chirping in distance) (breeze blowing)
(birds chirping in distance)
Right. I better go get ready.
(footsteps patter)
Eddie? I know this might be a bit forward.
I was wondering if you might wanna go out
with me somewhere tonight.
You can say no.
I will only be mildly embarrassed
and I will get over it.
(gentle music)
Okay. I'll pick you up at 5:00.
(gentle music continues) (wind whooshing)
(faucet running)
(scissors snipping)
(Edward sighs)
(birds chirping) (door shuts)
(birds continue chirping)
(footsteps patter)
(clock ticking)
(clock continues ticking)
(machine whirring)
(clock continues ticking)
(jacket thuds)
(gentle ominous music)
- Hello, Toppy? It's Chip.
Yes, yes.
It's been bloody yonks, hasn't it?
Oh, too long. (laughing)
Yes, yes. Still Deputy Head.
Just waiting for the old man to finally concede.
Listen, I need a favor.
Are you still on the Glenmore University's admissions board?
Excellent.
(breeze blowing)
(birds chirping) (bright instrumental music)
(breeze blowing) (bright music continues)
(leaves rustling) (bright music continues)
(birds chirping) (bright music continues)
- This will be worth it, I promise.
(bright music continues) (waves crashing in distance)
(bright music settles)
See, told you it was worth it.
(gentle music)
(waves crashing)
Yeah. This place is kinda like my sanctuary.
Come here whenever I need to take some time to myself,
or just to vent.
Otherwise being at Lockbridge would drive me insane.
The Aberdeens can go fuck themselves!
(waves crashing in distance)
Well. I feel better already.
You should try it sometime.
(gentle music)
I don't know about you, but I am starving.
(bag thuds)
(gentle music continues) (waves crashing)
So is this the best or worst date you've ever been on?
(papers rustling) (gentle music continues)
No way. You're kidding.
(gentle music continues)
Oh. Have I completely fucked this up?
(waves crashing) (gentle music continues)
You like being here.
(gentle music continues) (waves crashing)
Sorry those are, relax?
(gentle music continues)
(spoon clinks) (gentle music continues)
Eddie, how come you haven't been on a date before?
(gentle music continues)
(plate clinks)
(papers rustling) (gentle music continues)
(waves crashing in distance) (gentle music continues)
Well, to mark such a momentous occasion.
(camera whirs)
(waves crashing)
(camera clicks, whirs)
(laughing) It's gonna take a minute.
(waves crashing)
(thunder rumbling)
Oh shit, we need to go.
(thunder rumbling)
(rain falling) (engine humming)
(gentle music) (rain pattering)
So, not bad for a first date?
(rain pattering) (wipers thudding)
(engine humming)
(rain pattering)
(clock ticking)
(phone ringing)
(phone clicks)
- [Butler] Caretaker, your presence is required
in Aberdeen's office immediately.
(phone clicks) (dial tone drones)
(door clicks open)
- Ah, Edward, please do come in.
My daughter, Lisa, is experiencing a degree
of turmoil as of late.
She's a very sensitive and delicate girl.
Is in need of what can we call
a subtle course correction.
Do you understand what I mean?
I noticed you've been spending some time with her recently.
I want you to document anything
and everything she says she does or where she goes
and report back
anything of note.
(gentle eerie music) (birds chirping)
(light clicking)
(gentle music continues)
(light ticking)
(gentle music continues)
(ominous music)
(birds chirping)
(vacuum whirring)
(footsteps patter)
(vacuum whirring)
(door opens and creaks)
(door locks)
(vacuum whirring)
(vacuum clicks off)
- We need to talk.
- No, we don't.
- Marie, please.
- Charles, I have nothing to say to you.
- I've seen you with him. - Who's him?
- The mute. Who else?
(footsteps patter)
Are you sleeping with him?
- That is none of your business.
- Well, after all that we've been through,
I think that it is.
When we first met, you had nothing.
I gave you a home in this country.
I gave you a job. I even paid for your dates.
- And I paid back every penny.
And I earn my keep, so the way I see it,
I don't owe you a thing, Charles.
(footsteps patter)
- And what about us? - There is no us.
We have been done for over a year,
and I remember agreeing to keep things professional.
- So fucking the caretaker is keeping things professional.
What if I started seeing one of the other teachers here? Hm?
How would that make you feel?
- You can sleep with whoever you want. I don't care.
- I don't believe you.
I think you'd be a little jealous, wouldn't you?
(vacuum whirring)
(vacuum clicks off)
See, I'm trying to understand.
Is it some kind of weird fetish
that you have for the handicapped?
What is it about him that's doing it for you?
(footsteps patter)
What does he have that I don't?
- Manners, for a start.
(door rattles)
Charles, unlock the door.
- If I repulse you so much, why don't you leave Longbridge
and make life easier for the both of us?
- Charles, please.
- But you won't, will you?
- Just unlock the fucking door!
- Because you'll lose the visa
and the place at the university
that you want more than anything.
See, I know you, Marie. Better than you know yourself.
- You need to let me out of here, or I swear to God.
(Marie gasping)
- You swear to God you'll what?
Scream. Go on with it, scream.
(door clicks in distance) (footsteps patter)
I didn't think so.
(Marie gasps)
Oh, and it fucking kills me if I don't still want you.
(Marie gasping)
(footsteps patter)
Look at what you make me do.
(footsteps patter)
Come here.
Please.
Come here.
It's okay.
(footsteps patter)
It's okay.
Why do you keep hurting me like this?
It doesn't have to be like this, Marie.
(footsteps patter)
(keys rattle) (door unlocks)
(door creaks open) (footsteps patter)
(door shuts)
(footsteps patter in distance)
(vacuum whirring)
(vacuum continues whirring)
(Marie weeping) (vacuum thuds)
(Marie weeping) (vacuum whirring)
(keyboard ticking)
(mouse button clicking)
(mouse button clicks)
(light ominous music)
(ominous music continues) (ghostly voices whispering)
(ominous music cuts)
(doorbell buzzes) (door clicks)
(footsteps patter)
(keys rattle)
(door unlocks)
(gentle music) (door slides)
(door shuts)
(keys rattle) (door locks)
(footsteps patter)
(gentle music continues)
(canvas rustles)
(door opens)
(gentle music continues)
(camera clicking)
(keys rattle) (canvas rustles)
(door unlocks) (door slides)
(footsteps patter)
(lively dance music)
(footsteps patter)
(lively dance music continues)
(footsteps patter)
(lively dance music continues)
(footsteps patter)
♪ I gotta say you're mine ♪
(singer sings indistinctly)
♪ I'm on my way tonight ♪
(singer sings indistinctly)
(singers sings indistinctly)
(singer sings indistinctly)
(alarm buzzes)
(singer sings indistinctly)
(footsteps patter)
♪ Die, my dear ♪ (door shuts)
(thunder rumbling)
(fountain trickling)
(birds chirping)
(footsteps patter)
(camera whirs)
(gentle music)
- I'm just tired.
(lid closes) (gentle music continues)
What the fuck do you want from me?
(gentle music continues)
Just need you to leave me alone from now on. Got it?
(gentle music continues)
(water trickling) (gentle music continues)
(items clattering) (gentle music continues)
(footsteps rustling) (birds chirping)
(door opens) (gentle music continues)
- Marie, what's happened?
I'm still your friend, Marie.
You can talk to me.
- Friend.
- Of course. I've always considered you one of my closest.
- You actually believe that, don't you?
- We were so close when you were with Charlie.
I miss those days, don't you?
- Not really.
I tolerated you like I tolerated
a lot of things I shouldn't have.
- You don't mean that. - Why did you let him
treat me the way he did?
There are so many times you could have said
something, stopped him, but you didn't.
- Charlie never means to do the things he does.
It's like this disease he has, he can't have it.
- Just stop.
For once, will you stop making excuses for him?
Although I suppose it's easier for you, right?
As long as it's easy for you, you don't care who gets hurt.
- That's not true. - Isn't it?
I don't think we were ever actually friends
because you are incapable
of caring about anybody but yourself.
You're poison, Lisa, you and your whole fucking family.
(footsteps patter)
(bed thuds)
(phone rings)
(phone ringing)
- [Butler] Caretaker, your presence is required
in the dining room of the staff quarters.
I've left you some appropriate dress wear in the wardrobe.
Tap twice if you got all that.
(finger taps twice)
You have 20 minutes.
(phone clicks) (dial tone drones)
(door clicks, creaks) (bag rustling)
(mailbox clatters) (footsteps pattering)
(door clicks open) (steady instrumental music)
(keys jingle) (papers rustle)
(steady music continues)
(papers rustling)
(footsteps tapping) (steady music continues)
(door clicks) (alcohol pouring)
(bottle clatters) (steady music settles)
- Your guest, sir.
(classical music in distance) (footsteps pattering)
- Leave us.
(classical music continues) (footsteps pattering)
(door clicks) (footsteps pattering)
(classical music continues)
My late wife, Patricia.
Magnificent woman.
Unfortunately, she suffered a troubled mind, much like Lisa.
This was taken by your predecessor.
He was something of a Luddite.
Refused to shoot anything digital.
Fortunately, we have a dark room in the art department.
He spent too much time in there, if you ask me.
After the accident, we found he didn't have any
living relatives at all.
Now I'm landed with all his junk cluttering up my attic.
So, Edward, what do you have for me?
You do have something, don't you?
(classical music continues)
This is what Lisa's been up to?
(switches clicking)
I didn't think she could ever be capable
of creating work like this.
Her work usually resembles derivative excrement.
But this, this is extraordinary.
(classical music concludes)
(paper rustles, tears)
(paper rustling)
(light breeze blowing)
(gentle ominous music) (footsteps patter)
(door opens) (ominous music continues)
(door clicks) (ominous music continues)
(light tinkers) (ominous music continues)
(metal clatters)
(mechanism whirs, clicks)
(mechanism whirs)
(footsteps patter)
(metal creaking)
(button clicks)
(footsteps patter in distance)
(footsteps patter)
(voices whisper indistinctly)
(footsteps patter)
(voices whisper indistinctly)
(footsteps patter) (breeze blowing)
(ominous music)
(Edward thuds) (ominous music cuts)
(floor creaks) (ominous music)
(ominous music continues)
(bag unzips)
(ominous music continues)
(book slides)
(ominous music continues)
(liquid pouring)
(lid clatters) (liquid pouring)
(ominous music continues)
(objects clattering)
(scissors snip)
(mechanisms clicking)
(water sloshing)
(ominous music continues)
(ominous music settles)
(singer singing indistinctly)
(pen scribbling)
(singer sings indistinctly)
♪ Tomorrow ♪
♪ Oh baby, don't be sad ♪
(pen scribbling) (singer sings indistinctly)
(pictures rustling)
(singer sings indistinctly)
(light ominous music)
(ominous music continues)
(paper rustling) (birds chirping)
(gentle music)
- Hey.
(gentle music continues)
Look, about the other day,
I was going through some stuff and I...
I shouldn't have taken it out on you.
I'm sorry.
I need you to know that it wasn't because of you.
The truth is I don't want you to leave me alone at all.
(gentle music continues)
(gentle music settles)
(bright music)
(bright music continues)
(wind whooshes)
(footsteps patter)
- What are you gawking at?
- Nothing.
- Oh, Edward's one sly old dog, isn't he?
Jealous?
(footsteps patter)
Can't be easy for you.
I remember as a child how you hated sharing your toys.
- Did you want something
or have you just come here to antagonize me?
- I need you tonight for Lisa's art exhibition.
She'll need your support.
- Another exhibition.
You can't be serious. After what happened before.
- This will be different.
I've invited some prominent gallery owners
who will take her work seriously this time.
- Lisa is fragile
and she cannot endure another humiliation like that.
If you're not careful, she'll break.
- You're underestimating her.
Like a Phoenix, she's risen from the ashes.
- What are you talking about?
- You haven't seen her latest work, have you?
Take a look for yourself and then you'll understand.
I did warn you about the American,
you should never have brought her to Lockbridge
in the first place.
(footsteps patter) (gentle music settles)
(fabric rustling)
(both kissing)
- Are you okay?
Do you need to slow down?
(bed settles)
(gentle music) (pen scribbling)
(paper rips)
(gentle music continues)
(bed creaks)
(gentle music continues)
(bed creaks)
There's nothing to be sorry for.
(gentle music continues)
If you're not ready, we don't need to rush into anything.
(gentle music continues)
Okay.
(gentle dramatic music)
(gentle dramatic music continues)
(gentle music continues)
(door opens) (footsteps patter)
(door shuts)
- The old man was right. These are impressive.
- Told you I was born to do this.
- You were born a thief. - Excuse me?
- Who really did these?
- Don't you recognize them?
- I recognize that your lack of talent makes it
impossible for them to be yours.
(hand slaps)
(Lisa laughs)
Do you know what?
I don't give a fucking toss who really did them.
Either way, you are to cancel this exhibition.
(hand slaps)
You are trying my patience now.
- Holly.
These are Holly's pieces.
- Holly Mans-
What, the missing girl?
You stole her work?
- Holly wasn't just some missing girl.
She was our girl.
Look at how truly talented she was.
- What are you talking about?
What do you mean she was our girl?
- Charlie. You really don't know, do you?
Huh, well, I suppose it makes sense.
Mommy didn't even want Daddy to know.
- Know about what?
- You remember when I was 14, don't you?
- Vaguely.
- That I was sent away for a year.
- To some retreat for delinquent teenagers,
if I remember correctly.
- No. I was sent away because I was pregnant.
(footsteps patter)
(fabric rustling)
- You're lying.
- No, I'm not.
I had a little girl.
(gentle music)
Our little girl.
She couldn't take our last name, of course,
but I got to choose her first.
I called her Holly because she was born on Christmas Eve.
(gentle music continues)
Then I had to give her up, with the only comfort being
that one day I'd be able to reconnect with her.
So it was arranged that she would attend Lockbridge
in her senior year, so I'd have the chance to do that.
But while she was here,
I never told her who she really was.
I was just going.
Then she went missing
and that opportunity was gone.
I don't think she'll ever be found, will she?
The paintings are all I have left of her.
Her work can live on through me for all the world to enjoy.
- If any of this was true, the old man would know about it,
which means that I would know about it.
- Mommy did everything she could
to make sure Holly was kept a secret.
And keeping that secret, pain it caused her.
It broke her.
Why'd you think she hated you so much?
She thought you and daddy were cut from the same cloth.
(footsteps patter)
(footstep slides)
You truly are a syphilitic cunt, aren't you?
You almost had me going there.
You're just like our mother.
You've inherited her capacity for elaborate deception.
I mean, the missing girl just so happens now
to be our secret love child, it's utterly ridiculous.
I mean, you can't help yourself, can you, Lisa?
You always have to make everything at Lockbridge
somehow revolve around you.
But listen to me carefully because, believe me,
I am not in the mood
for your fucking charades anymore.
- This isn't just some lie to get your attention.
Holly was your- - Enough!
(ominous music)
If you ever utter a single word of this fucking horseshit
to anybody, I will fucking bury you
like you are nothing.
Do you understand?
Now look,
you can have your little exhibition
and live in your deranged fantasy, if you must.
But if it goes wrong, and you're found out,
you're on your own.
- Charlie,
do you know what happened to her?
Because if you do, you have to tell me.
You owe me that much.
- Well, I don't. Why would I?
(footsteps patter)
(singers singing indistinctly) (lively instrumental music)
- What are you making?
♪ Whoa ♪ (lively music continues)
(singers singing indistinctly in distance)
- How did you get that?
(fabric rustles)
I'm gonna take a quick shower.
(fabric rustles)
(gentle music)
(people clapping) (canvases rustling)
(camera clicking) (people clapping)
(ominous music swells)
(ominous music continues)
(blade swiping) (people gasping, exclaiming)
(camera clicking) (fabric ripping)
(ominous music swells, settles)
(singers singing indistinctly in distance)
- Oh...
Wait, did you not make yourself one?
(cup clatters)
Okay. Your loss.
(classical music continues in distance)
(singers singing indistinctly)
Eddie, that is fucking incredible.
What the fuck?
Did your mom teach you how to cook?
Well, lucky her.
You and your mom must have been really close.
(singer singing indistinctly in distance)
I was never really close with my parents.
My dad left when I was five,
and my mom,
she just never really got me.
Still talk? Not since I moved away.
(singer singing indistinctly in distance)
I probably should, though.
Life's too short to hold onto shit that's long gone, right?
(light ominous music) (paper rustles)
(footsteps patter) (paper rustles)
That doesn't look like dessert.
(chair creaks)
What is it? (paper slides)
Okay. Eddie, you're scaring me a little.
(gentle ominous music)
(paper rustles)
(ominous music continues)
This is disgusting.
Wait, I know her.
She was a student here a few years ago.
Holly Mansford.
- This is an unmitigated disaster.
- You're overreacting.
The guests all signed NDAs.
- I am not talking about the fucking guests.
- I did warn you this could happen,
but you didn't listen to me, did you?
(ominous music)
(footsteps patter)
- How are you feeling, my darling?
Can I get you anything?
- You're going to send me away again, aren't you?
Just like mommy did.
- Lisa, Stonewell is an excellent facility.
- Do you have a map of the school grounds?
(papers rustling) (dramatic music continues)
I think I know what these numbers are.
They're coordinates.
There, look, it's in the middle of the East Woodlands.
No roads or paths that far out.
Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
George knew what really happened to Holly.
We have to be completely sure before we call anyone else.
Because if we're wrong, the Aberdeens will come after us.
George knew what they were capable of,
and he chose to die over speaking out.
So are we doing this?
(ominous music continues)
(door opens) (birds chirping)
(ominous music continues)
(metal clatters)
(door opens) (clock ticking)
(ominous music continues)
(clocks ticking) (ominous music swells)
(clock bangs) (ominous music cuts)
(door opens) (bags rustle)
(doors shut)
(engine hums in distance)
(engine humming) (birds chirping)
(doors open and shut)
(paper rustling)
(footsteps patter)
(birds chirping)
(leaves rustling) (ominous music)
(footsteps rustling) (birds chirping)
Wait a second.
(footsteps rustling)
This area we have to search is huge.
This is gonna take forever without help.
Should've thought this through better.
(footsteps rustling)
(birds chirping)
I didn't get in to law school.
Found out the other day.
So my best wasn't enough after all.
It's okay.
I think it's the universe's way of saying it's not for me.
(gentle music)
I don't know. And I can't stay here at Lockbridge.
Especially not after all this.
Before I came here, I thought I knew
exactly the kind of life I wanted.
I was so sure of myself
and that whatever happened, nothing could ever strip
that confidence away, but I was wrong.
Life has this really cruel way of killing the person
you wanna be
and revealing who you truly are.
I've never been so unsure about everything.
Most days I just find myself staring at this reflection
I don't recognize, I don't even like anymore.
I think I've finally realized I'm never gonna measure up
to the expectations I had for myself
that I'm never gonna be enough.
(pen scribbling) (paper rips)
(gentle music continues)
- I think I'm gonna go home,
back to the States.
(gentle music continues)
You should come with me.
Seriously, look,
I don't know what you'd do there,
but we could figure something out.
It'd be an adventure, right?
We could leave all this bullshit behind and start again.
What do you think?
(gentle music continues) (paper rustles)
(gentle music continues)
(wind rushing)
(gentle eerie music)
Wait, where are you going?
Can you please just stop for a minute?
(eerie music continues)
What has gotten into you?
(eerie music continues) (footsteps rustling)
(ghostly voices whispering)
(eerie music continues)
(eerie music settles)
How can you be so sure?
(suspenseful music) (shovels digging)
(suspenseful music continues)
(shovel thuds)
(ominous music)
(ominous music continues)
(bag rustling)
Oh fuck!
Look, the bracelet. She was wearing it in the photos.
Alright
(camera clicks)
Okay, we've got it. Let's go and call the police.
They're (indistinct) with the Aberdeens now.
(leaves rustling)
(ominous music continues)
Oh shit, Eddie.
I've got signal!
(ominous music settles)
(flies buzzing) (wind howling)
(ominous music)
(Holly screaming)
(ominous music settles)
(gun fires in distance)
(breeze blowing)
(weapons firing) (Edwards thuds)
(weapons firing)
(leaves rustling)
(gun fires)
(leaves rustling) (gun fires)
(leaves rustling)
(Marie gasping)
(leaves rustling)
Eddie.
(ominous music)
Listen, you need to go,
you need to go, you need to go.
(Marie gasping)
Eddie.
(melancholy music)
You need to go.
(melancholy music continues)
(Edward weeping) (melancholy music continues)
(weapon fires)
(ominous music) (gun fires)
(gun fires in distance)
(gun clicks) (ominous music)
(gun fires) (gun clicks)
(melancholy music continues)
(Edward grunting)
(melancholy music continues)
(gun fires and clicks)
(gun fires)
(gun clicks)
(ominous music)
(footsteps rustling) (flies buzzing)
(eerie music) (birds chirping)
(shovel thuds) (flies buzzing)
(leaves rustling)
(shovel thuds) (gentle ominous music)
- My God, what have you done?
(leaves rustling)
- She knew.
- She knew about what?
(ominous music continues)
(flies buzzing)
No, you can't be. - She was going to expose you.
I never wanted to go through with it,
but in the end, I had no choice.
(fabric ripping)
- I always knew how much I was risking to be with her,
but for love, you'll risk almost anything.
- Love. - We loved each other dearly.
(flies buzzing)
- She didn't love you.
She was just a child.
- Who are you to judge me, boy?
From where I am, my sins are clearly
immaterial compared to yours.
- I did this for our family, for you.
You should be thanking me.
- I want you gone from Lockbridge for good so I can
clean up this mess properly.
- You're not thinking clearly, old man.
- On the contrary.
My thoughts have never been clearer.
I'll see to it you never run Lockbridge.
You are nothing to me.
(ominous music continues)
I'm so sorry, my darling.
I abandoned you here, all alone in the cold.
Please forgive me.
I never wanted you to get hurt.
(flies buzzing) (ominous music continues)
(gun fires) (flies buzzing)
(gun fires)
- Wake up, Eddie. (ominous music)
(leaves rustling) (ominous music continues)
(metal clatters)
(leaves rustling) (birds chirping)
(door opens)
(ominous music continues)
(engine humming) (gun fires)
(ominous music continues)
(brakes squeak) (gear shift thuds)
(engine rumbling) (ominous music continues)
(electricity buzzing)
(engine humming) (ominous music continues)
(engine puttering)
(clock ticking) (ominous music continues)
(ominous music settles) (birds chirping)
(wheel thudding)
- I can see you, Edward.
Can you see me? (engine rumbles)
I don't think so. (clock ticking)
(suspenseful music) (wind whooshing)
(engine humming)
(alarm beeps) (clock ticking)
(suspenseful music) (clock ticking)
(engine humming)
(suspenseful music continues)
(clock ticking)
(gentle music) (footsteps patter)
(wall thuds)
(door slides)
(footsteps patter) (gentle music continues)
(doors shut)
(door opens)
(gentle music continues)
(door shuts)
(floor squeaking)
(gentle music continues)
(seats rustling)
(gentle music continues)
(Eddie thuds)
(switch clicks) (machine whirring)
(audience cheering and clapping)
(audience continues cheering)
(lively theme music) (audience cheering)
(audience laughing) (ominous music)
- You expect me to eat this?
(audience laughing) (ominous music)
(ominous music swells) (bag unzips)
- Mom, look what I've got.
- [Mother] What is this?
Oh, look at this. (toy train chugging)
That's twice.
- [Samuel] Yeah, which means I get
to compete in the National Swimming Competition.
- Sammy, I'm so proud of you. Oh, I love you.
- [Audience] Aww!
- Oh, Sammy. Always give me a reason to be proud.
(audience laughing)
(train chugging)
And where's your certificate, Eddie?
- I didn't get one.
- Oh. Why's that?
Come on. You can tell me.
- I don't like swimming. (audience exclaims)
I'm not good at it. (train crashes)
(audience laughing)
- What's wrong with you?
Every kid can swim,
you just have to apply yourself.
Carry on like this and you'll amount to nothing.
(audience laughing)
So who wants chocolate?
- I do. (audience laughing)
Thank you. - Very welcome, young man.
(cigarette sizzles) (ominous music)
Eddie?
Come on. Don't keep me waiting.
Come here and get your chocolate.
Uh-oh. (audience laughing)
We have an important lesson to learn first, don't we?
Do you know what it is?
That in life, (audience laughing)
we only get what we deserve.
(cigarette burns) (young Eddie yells)
(audience laughing and clapping)
(Eddie yelling) (ominous music droning)
We can take it.
(audience laughing)
- Mom.
- That's so sick. (audience laughing)
We need to go down to the shops
to get some more ciggies before they're closed.
(lively theme music)
(light ominous music)
- I don't know why mom treats you like that.
I wish she could see you for how I see you.
Can I see your hand?
We need to run that under some cold water
and get the first aid box.
- Don't bother. (audience exclaims)
- Ed, come on. - Just leave me alone.
(audience exclaiming and booing)
- Oh, fine. Suit yourself.
I'll be upstairs if you need me.
(audience cheering and clapping)
(mother coughing) (audience exclaiming)
- I don't want the last thing I see on this earth
to be a reminder of my disappointment.
(mother coughing) (audience exclaiming)
Get out. (ominous music continues)
(flame bursts) (audience exclaiming, yelling)
(flames roaring) (audience jeering, booing)
(fire crackling) (lights thud)
(gentle ominous music)
(flames roaring) (sirens wailing in distance)
(footsteps patter)
(flames roaring) (sirens wailing in distance)
(gentle ominous music)
(gentle ominous music continues)
(gentle ominous music settles)
- It's okay, Ed. I forgive you.
(Eddie gasps lightly)
(door creaks)
Ed, get down. (ominous music)
(ominous music continues)
(gun fires)
(ominous music continues) (gun fires)
(ominous music continues)
(gun clicks)
- Fuck!
(ominous music continues) (metal clatters)
Edward!
(ominous music continues)
(Edward thuds)
(ominous music builds)
(ominous music continues) (both thudding)
(ominous music continues) (Edward choking)
(keys rattling) (ominous music continues)
(keys jab) (Charles exclaims)
(ominous music continues)
You bastard!
(both grunting and thudding)
(Edward panting) (ominous music continues)
(fabric rips) (both grunt, thud)
(ominous music continues)
(Edward's body thuds)
(ominous music continues)
(ball clatters)
(ominous music continues) (plastic rustling)
(blade swipes) (Edward wailing)
So you do have a voice!
(blade pulls) (Edward gasping)
(ominous music continues) (plastic rustling)
(knife thudding) (Edward wailing)
(ominous music continues)
(knife thudding) (Edward wailing)
(punches thudding) (ominous music continues)
(punch thuds)
Marie's blood is on your hands.
It's your fault she's dead.
(Edward choking)
Look at you.
- Look at my state of you.
Pathetic excuse for a son.
- You're nothing.
- His blood is on your hands.
- You deserve this, Edward.
(mother laughing)
You deserve this.
(suspenseful music)
(knife stabs) (Charles choking)
(blood gushing)
(engine humming) (gentle music)
(door shuts)
(door creaks open)
- Caretaker? (clock ticking)
(door creaks) (ominous music continues)
(clock ticking) (ominous music continues)
(dial clicking)
Fuck.
(ominous music continues)
(door opens)
(ominous music settles)
(toy train chugging)
(door creaks open and shut)
(footsteps patter)
- Ed.
You made it.
(toy train chugging)
(gentle music)
(announcer speaking indistinctly)
- Even the same one when I first started.
(person speaks indistinctly)
(ominous gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
See, told you it was worth it.
You should come with me.
I think I'm gonna go home.
It'd be an adventure, right.
We could leave all this bullshit behind and start again.
What do you think?
(gentle music settles, continues)
(gentle music continues) (door thuds)
(gentle music continues)
Eddie. (ominous music swells)
(ominous music fades)
(gentle string music)
♪ Come with me and we'll climb that mountain ♪
♪ Come with me and we'll sail the ocean ♪
♪ Come with me ♪
♪ Come with me and we'll climb that mountain ♪
♪ Come with me here will sail the ocean ♪
♪ We'll cross that sea ♪
♪ And our tears ♪
♪ Will be wiped away ♪
♪ And our tears ♪
♪ Will be wiped away ♪
(gentle music continues)
♪ Come with me to that healing river ♪
♪ Come with me where there is no measure ♪
♪ Come with me ♪
♪ Come with me to that healing river ♪
♪ Come with me where there is no measure ♪
♪ No lock or key ♪
♪ And our tears ♪
♪ Will be wiped away ♪
♪ And our tears ♪
♪ Will be wiped away ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ We'll go higher ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ We'll go higher ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ We'll go higher ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ We'll go higher ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ We'll go higher ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ We'll go higher ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ We'll go higher ♪
♪ Come with me, come with me ♪
♪ And our tears ♪
♪ Will be wiped away ♪
♪ And our tears ♪
♪ Will be wiped away ♪
♪ And our tears ♪
♪ Will be wiped away ♪
(intense music)