杰罗德游戏 (Gerald s Game)(EN)Subtitles
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1 00:00:11 ["Bring It On Home to Me" playing]
2 00:00:19 ♪ If you ever change your mind ♪
3 00:00:26 ♪ About leaving, leaving me behind ♪
4 00:00:32 ♪ Baby, bring it to me ♪
5 00:00:35 ♪ Bring your sweet loving ♪
6 00:00:39 ♪ Bring it on home to me ♪
7 00:00:41 -♪ Yeah, yeah ♪-♪ Yeah, yeah ♪
8 00:00:45 -♪ Yeah ♪-♪ Yeah ♪
9 00:00:46 ♪ I know I laughed when you left ♪
10 00:00:53 ♪ But now I know I only hurt myself ♪
11 00:00:59 ♪ Baby, bring it to me ♪
12 00:01:02 ♪ Bring your sweet loving ♪
13 00:01:06 ♪ Bring it on home to me ♪
14 00:01:08 -♪ Yeah, yeah ♪-♪ Yeah, yeah ♪
15 00:01:12 -♪ Yeah, ♪-♪ Yeah ♪
16 00:01:13 ♪ I'll give you jewelry and money, too ♪
17 00:01:20 ♪ That ain't allThat ain't all I'll do for you ♪
18 00:01:26 ♪ And if you bring it to me ♪
19 00:01:29 ♪ Bring your sweet loving ♪
20 00:01:33 ♪ Bring it on home to me ♪
21 00:01:35 -♪ Yeah, yeah ♪-♪ Yeah, yeah ♪
22 00:01:38 -♪ Yeah ♪-♪ Yeah ♪
23 00:01:40 -[turns radio off]-You want something else?
24 00:01:43 No, nothing wrong with Sam.Just... wanted to take in the scenery.
25 00:02:01 This is gonna be good for us, Jess,really good.
26 00:02:19 [woman on radio] Police are investigatinga break-in
27 00:02:20 and burglary at a county cemetery...
28 00:02:22 Gerald.
29 00:02:23 -Yeah?-Gerald!
30 00:02:26 Oh, shit!
31 00:02:30 and reportedly disturbing several...
32 00:02:31 He's starving.
33 00:02:33 ...partially exhuming at least one casket.
34 00:02:36 [horn honking]
35 00:02:42 They should do somethingabout those strays.
36 00:02:46 Several city council...
37 00:02:48 I think he had a collar.He might belong to someone.
38 00:02:51 He won't for long. If he keeps going forroadkill, he's gonna be roadkill himself.
39 00:02:58 -We're not going back for him.-I know.
40 00:03:01 -We're not. [laughs]-I know.
41 00:03:16 [cell phone ringing]
42 00:03:18 Not again. [groans]
43 00:03:20 -Just be two minutes, babe. Okay?-It's okay.
44 00:03:23 Yeah?
45 00:03:24 Yeah. No, I understand.
46 00:03:26 But the only way we can move forwardis if they accept a non-compete clause.
47 00:04:19 -You stocked us.-Yeah. Enough for the whole weekend.
48 00:04:34 [Jessie] Here, boy!
49 00:04:36 You hungry? [whistles]
50 00:04:43 You out there?
51 00:05:03 [gulps]
52 00:05:21 [whines]
53 00:05:24 [chuckles]
54 00:05:26 There you are.
55 00:05:31 Look what I have for you.
56 00:05:33 [panting]
57 00:05:39 It's okay.
58 00:05:43 Here you go, my poor prince.
59 00:05:46 [whines]
60 00:05:51 -What are you doing?-Oh. I was just...
61 00:05:56 Uh... I was just trying to feed that dog.
62 00:05:59 That's Kobe rib eye.It's actually from Kobe.
63 00:06:01 It's... $200 a portion.
64 00:06:05 Sorry, there were four in the fridge.I figured...
65 00:06:08 You've got such a good heart.That's who I married.
66 00:06:13 For better or worse.
67 00:06:15 No, just leave it.It'll be the best meat he's ever had.
68 00:06:20 Let's go in, get comfy.
69 00:06:23 Okay.
70 00:06:26 [Jessie] I would have only eatenhalf a piece.
71 00:06:27 [Gerald laughs]
72 00:06:29 [Jessie] He looks so hungry.
73 00:06:32 -[chuckles] Sorry, I didn't know.-[Gerald] No problem.
74 00:06:37 Do you wanna opensome champagne now or should we...
75 00:06:40 Um, we could...
76 00:07:29 [sighs]
77 00:07:38 Okay.
78 00:07:40 -Are you ready?-I'm ready.
79 00:07:44 [cuffs jangle]
80 00:07:49 -Wow, babe.-You look amazing.
81 00:07:53 Thanks.
82 00:08:06 Sorry, babe. Gloss. [chuckles]
83 00:08:29 [ratcheting]
84 00:08:33 Gotta say, I was-- I was expecting...
85 00:08:37 more novelty things,like with velvet or silk or something.
86 00:08:39 Oh, no. No, these are the real deal.
87 00:08:42 The others can just breakif you get going too hard.
88 00:08:46 -Okay?-Yeah.
89 00:08:48 [cuffs click]
90 00:08:50 This is good. You'll like this.
91 00:08:57 [cuffs click]
92 00:09:10 [cuffs click]
93 00:09:18 [cuffs click]
94 00:09:22 Is it okay?
95 00:09:24 Sure.
96 00:09:29 Try to move.
97 00:09:33 Okay. [laughs]
98 00:09:40 I love this slip.
99 00:09:41 Oh, good, I bought it special.
100 00:09:50 You'll like it betteraround your shoulders.
101 00:09:52 [grunts, gasps]
102 00:10:04 [both exhale]
103 00:10:06 [sighs]
104 00:10:07 [water running]
105 00:10:15 Ahh.
106 00:10:19 Well...
107 00:10:22 Look what I found.
108 00:10:24 -What?-I bet you want me to leave.
109 00:10:31 I bet you think your husbandwill be back any minute.
110 00:10:33 But something tells me he won't.
111 00:10:47 You can try to scream... if you want to.
112 00:10:51 There's no one for miles.
113 00:10:53 -Um... Gerald.-Gerald?
114 00:10:56 I'm sorry, baby,you don't get to know my name.
115 00:11:05 Try to call for help.
116 00:11:07 -Really?-Come on, just try.
117 00:11:11 -Help. Somebody help me.-Come on.
118 00:11:15 Come on, you said you'd tryto make it feel real.
119 00:11:17 Yeah, just... calling for help,it's kinda...
120 00:11:20 -What are we trying to do here?-Just try it.
121 00:11:23 I'm sorry. I'm feeling a little weird.
122 00:11:26 And I thought the point wasto feel sexy, so...
123 00:11:28 -Well, you'll settle into it.-Okay.
124 00:11:38 Help! Somebody help!
125 00:11:41 [yells] Ow!
126 00:11:43 -Sorry, I'm just...-That really hurt.
127 00:11:47 -You like it, though. Don't you?-[muffled] Gerald. Gerald.
128 00:11:51 I don't like this.
129 00:11:53 -I'm serious. Stop.-Yeah, like that. Make it feel real.
130 00:11:56 Stop it.
131 00:11:57 -Make me.-Stop!
132 00:11:59 You can fight all you want,but Daddy's gonna get what Daddy wants.
133 00:12:02 Fucking stop it!
134 00:12:04 Uncuff me now! [panting]
135 00:12:08 Are you-- are you playing?
136 00:12:11 Wipe that absurd grin off your face.
137 00:12:13 Uncuff meand stop calling yourself fucking "Daddy"!
138 00:12:17 Jesus.
139 00:12:20 Isn't this why we came up here?
140 00:12:24 To spice things upand try and push some boundaries?
141 00:12:29 -I said I'd try a few things.-Yeah.
142 00:12:32 -You said you'd try.-And I tried, and it's not working.
143 00:12:40 Is this... Is this reallywhat it takes these days?
144 00:12:43 Well, fuck, Jess, I--
145 00:12:46 Sorry...
146 00:12:48 if I wanna tryand make things more exciting.
147 00:12:53 You haven't touched me... in months.
148 00:12:59 No interest whatsoever,
149 00:13:00 until I say I'll let you playsome sex game,
150 00:13:02 and it's turning into a rape fantasythat I never knew you had.
151 00:13:07 Please, just unlock these.
152 00:13:11 This isn't gonna save us, Ger.It never was.
153 00:13:19 I just-- I feel ridiculous.
154 00:13:22 Nice.
155 00:13:23 -Now I'm ridiculous.-No.
156 00:13:25 Babe, I feel ridiculous.That's all I'm saying.
157 00:13:27 Jesus, I can't doa fucking thing right, can I?
158 00:13:29 -That's not true.-You can't blame me...
159 00:13:32 if I don't get excited anymore,and you won't even try.
160 00:13:37 Okay. Just uncuff me and we can talk.
161 00:13:42 What if I won't?
162 00:13:45 What do you mean?
163 00:13:50 What if I won't?
164 00:13:54 Wait. You have to.
165 00:13:59 What if I'm sweet?
166 00:14:05 Go to the bathroom,get the keys off the sink.
167 00:14:08 I'll just be sweet.
168 00:14:10 -Gerald...-Shh.
169 00:14:11 -I need you to stop this.-You'll like it.
170 00:14:13 [yells] Fuck!
171 00:14:19 What the fuck is the matter with you?
172 00:14:22 With me?
173 00:14:25 [panting]
174 00:14:32 How did we go so wrong?
175 00:14:37 Mnh-mnh.
176 00:14:41 Jess, we were happy once.
177 00:14:43 Of course.
178 00:14:46 -Weren't we?-Yes.
179 00:14:48 -I mean, weren't we?-Yes.
180 00:14:55 What?
181 00:14:56 [gasps]
182 00:14:57 Gerald?
183 00:14:59 -[gasps] Oh, my God.-Honey.
184 00:15:03 Hey, that's not funny.
185 00:15:04 [moans]
186 00:15:07 Gerald?
187 00:15:08 -[gasps]-Gerald?
188 00:15:10 What's-- Gerald?
189 00:15:13 -[moans and gasps]-Hey, hey! What's happ--
190 00:15:21 Oh, my God.
191 00:15:22 [whimpering and panting]
192 00:15:28 Honey?
193 00:15:29 [crying]
194 00:15:34 Come on.
195 00:15:36 [blubbers]
196 00:15:41 I can't...
197 00:15:42 Gerald! Gerald!
198 00:15:44 Hey, baby, look at me.
199 00:15:46 Wake up, Gerald.
200 00:15:48 Gerald?
201 00:15:52 [thuds]
202 00:15:59 Ger?
203 00:16:00 Where-- Gerald.
204 00:16:03 Gerald, say something!
205 00:16:07 Please!
206 00:16:17 [yells]
207 00:16:35 [groans]
208 00:16:39 Oh, God!
209 00:16:46 Wake up!
210 00:16:49 Wake up!
211 00:16:56 Help!
212 00:17:06 Sound more real now, huh?
213 00:17:09 You wanna try again?
214 00:17:12 Just get back up here.You can do anything you want.
215 00:17:17 I mean it.
216 00:17:19 Anything.
217 00:17:35 Help!
218 00:17:38 Help! Somebody!
219 00:17:42 Help! Somebody!
220 00:17:58 Help.
221 00:18:08 Help. [sniffles]
222 00:18:18 Wake up.
223 00:18:20 Just wake up.
224 00:18:22 It's time to wake up, honey.
225 00:18:26 It's time to wake up.
226 00:18:29 [branch snaps]
227 00:18:37 Hello?
228 00:18:46 [leaves rustling]
229 00:19:00 Help.
230 00:19:10 It'll be dark.
231 00:19:15 In an hour or so, it'll be so dark.
232 00:19:22 [gate clangs]
233 00:19:27 Hey!
234 00:19:29 We're back here! He's hurt!
235 00:19:34 Nate, Kelly, is that you?
236 00:19:40 [soft footsteps approaching]
237 00:20:00 Shit.
238 00:20:05 Hi.
239 00:20:11 How was the steak?
240 00:20:13 It's $200 a portion, you know.
241 00:20:21 I don't suppose you're a rescue dog.
242 00:20:26 I didn't think so.
243 00:20:41 Hey.
244 00:20:43 Hey.
245 00:20:45 Back off from him.
246 00:20:49 [snaps fingers] Hey!
247 00:20:52 -[stammers]-[whines]
248 00:20:58 Hey!
249 00:21:00 Hey!
250 00:21:02 Get away from him.
251 00:21:06 Back off!
252 00:21:09 Bad dog!
253 00:21:12 Bad dog!
254 00:21:15 Hmm...
255 00:21:17 Hey!
256 00:21:19 Bad dog! Go away!
257 00:21:22 -[shouts] Oh, God!-[growls]
258 00:21:25 Oh. Uhh... [grunting]
259 00:21:37 Get the fuck away!
260 00:21:39 Get the fuck away from him!
261 00:21:42 [gasping and panting]
262 00:21:47 No.
263 00:21:50 [wails and moans]
264 00:21:53 No.
265 00:21:55 [gasps]
266 00:21:56 [groans]
267 00:21:58 -[gasps] Gerald?-What the hell?
268 00:22:00 Oh, my God. Thank God.I thought-- I thought you--
269 00:22:03 My goddamn arm!
270 00:22:04 -[stammers] I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.-The dog, right?
271 00:22:08 -You were so right. I was so wrong.-The one you fed.
272 00:22:11 Uncuff me and hold me. I'm so sorry, baby!
273 00:22:15 The goddamn dog.
274 00:22:19 That goddamn dog.
275 00:22:23 The goddamn dog you had to feed.
276 00:22:27 Smelled the blood, did what dogs do.
277 00:22:29 Fuck you, roadkill! I hope you choke!
278 00:22:33 Should've let you cut up all the steak.Maybe it would've filled him up.
279 00:22:37 But I guess they always smellfresher meat.
280 00:22:39 Do you remember the joke I toldat Christmas last year?
281 00:22:42 You came up behind me.
282 00:22:43 I was, like, four or fiveinto the night already.
283 00:22:46 I was loose but not slurring yet.
284 00:22:48 It was Tom Reynolds I was talking to...
285 00:22:51 in this low and conspiratorial, in thatvery specific "guys only" fucking tone
286 00:22:57 that says, "You'll appreciate this,brother, but only you."
287 00:23:02 You didn't hear the beginningof the joke, just the end...
288 00:23:05 "And what is a woman anyway?"
289 00:23:10 And I waited.
290 00:23:13 That cocky little pause I takebefore a punch line
291 00:23:16 that really makes me proud of myself,
292 00:23:17 and Tom said, "What?"like he already knew the answer,
293 00:23:20 and I said...
294 00:23:26 "A life support..."
295 00:23:28 Come on."And what is a woman, anyway?"
296 00:23:36 -"A life support system for a cunt."-Yeah, that was it.
297 00:23:40 You never told me you heard it.You never raised an objection.
298 00:23:44 You smiled through the night,hated me a little bit,
299 00:23:47 -but never once brought it up.-Because you're not like that.
300 00:23:51 -You don't talk that way.-Yeah, was I just putting on a show?
301 00:23:55 For a client?
302 00:23:58 Stooping to his levelto get something I needed,
303 00:24:01 or was that who I really was,underneath it all?
304 00:24:09 Don't ask a question you don't wanna knowthe answer to, I guess.
305 00:24:13 I guess.
306 00:24:16 A life support systemfor a stupid fucking cunt is more like it.
307 00:24:20 How many hours you been chainedto that bed?
308 00:24:22 You never heard me breathe, not once.And you know the sound.
309 00:24:26 You've heard it every nightfor the last 11 years.
310 00:24:29 That tiny rumbling snore I makein the back of my throat
311 00:24:31 that sometimes. I make when I'm lostin thought. I forget myself. I zone out.
312 00:24:34 That tiny little "Gerald only"fucking purr.
313 00:24:37 Hours of not hearing that sound,total fucking silence, and you knew it.
314 00:24:43 Five minutes after my head hit the floor,you saw blood. You heard the silence,
315 00:24:46 and you knew it, but you just laid there,wasting precious minutes and hours
316 00:24:50 and breath and life, calling my fuckingname, talking to a corpse on the floor.
317 00:24:53 What's happening?
318 00:24:55 Well, I'm pretty sureyou just lost your mind.
319 00:24:59 Seeing a dog eating your husbandwill do that.
320 00:25:01 If you're gonna have a mental breakdown,that's a great excuse.
321 00:25:03 Right.
322 00:25:06 The blood stopped spreading.
323 00:25:09 A while ago.
324 00:25:10 And you did what you always dowhen it gets too much, you ran.
325 00:25:15 In here.
326 00:25:17 You just laid here,calling my name again and again,
327 00:25:21 and let critical time tick by
328 00:25:24 -like a stupid fucking---Stop it.
329 00:25:26 You should have been thinkingabout life support.
330 00:25:28 Maybe that's whyyou're remembering that joke now.
331 00:25:30 Gotta be for some reason, after all.
332 00:25:33 And why is that?
333 00:25:35 -Time.-That's right!
334 00:25:39 You're a life support system.You've been unplugged.
335 00:25:41 There's still juice in there,but the charge is running down.
336 00:25:44 And if you don't get out of the cuffs,it will go all the way to zero.
337 00:25:51 When did we get here?
338 00:25:58 One-ish, I think.
339 00:25:59 And how long till we got into bed?
340 00:26:03 -An hour, maybe more.-Call that two o'clock, then.
341 00:26:05 And I dropped dead...
342 00:26:07 Ten minutes, maybe, after.
343 00:26:09 When's the sun been setting?
344 00:26:11 -7:15 or so.-Oh, that's pretty close.
345 00:26:14 That's another 15, 20, tops.So, let's say... five hours, so far.
346 00:26:21 Five hours you've wasted,
347 00:26:23 screaming for neighborsthat are half a mile away.
348 00:26:25 [both] If they're even here yet.
349 00:26:27 And, you know,if you really think about it...
350 00:26:29 -Nate and Kelly said they wouldn't---They wouldn't be heading up until June.
351 00:26:33 The maids came to prep for us yesterday.
352 00:26:34 Because the bed is madeand the house is dusted.
353 00:26:37 Which means they're done and gone,and the grass...
354 00:26:39 -...was cut, fresh.-Which means no gardeners.
355 00:26:43 Because I arranged it allto get the place ready for us today.
356 00:26:50 And I wouldn't want theminterrupting my little game,
357 00:26:52 so I probably gave themat least the weekend off.
358 00:26:56 -So, who could possibly---...possibly hear you scream?
359 00:26:58 Except Cujo over there?
360 00:27:13 [grunts]
361 00:27:16 -You tried that.-I know.
362 00:27:19 You can pull till your wrists break.You're not getting out of those cuffs.
363 00:27:23 [Jessie yells]
364 00:27:27 [bones cracking]
365 00:27:32 [laughs] I told you.
366 00:27:36 I told you.
367 00:27:39 [grunting]
368 00:27:54 It's that easy.
369 00:27:58 Oh, babe, you're really losing it now.
370 00:28:02 Except your hand won't fitthrough the cuff
371 00:28:04 and the bedpost is reinforced.
372 00:28:05 -Nice thought, though.-Shut up.
373 00:28:08 Don't listen to him. He's the reasonwe're here and look how he ended up.
374 00:28:12 I'm just telling herhow things really are.
375 00:28:13 No, you're doing what you always did,minimizing, condescending.
376 00:28:17 Men aren't so much blessedwith penises as cursed by them.
377 00:28:20 [laughs]
378 00:28:21 And we might die here todaybecause of Gerald's five inches.
379 00:28:24 Our life has to add up to more than that.
380 00:28:28 -I can't get out.-What about the stories on the news,
381 00:28:31 where mothers lift their carsto save their children?
382 00:28:33 She's no mother.
383 00:28:36 What's that supposed to mean?
384 00:28:38 No maternal instinct.
385 00:28:41 -Your career always came first.-That's what you said.
386 00:28:44 Maybe you even started to believe it.
387 00:28:47 I'm not so sure you can hide thingsfrom me now.
388 00:28:50 You're wasting precious time here.
389 00:28:51 I can't get out.
390 00:28:53 -You have to.-I am chained to the goddamn bed!
391 00:28:56 Don't recite facts to me. Wake up.
392 00:28:59 Says the voice in your head.
393 00:29:01 This is you... all over.
394 00:29:04 Problem, panic, denial.
395 00:29:06 Hoping if you look away,it'll magically vanish.
396 00:29:11 If you don't wake up,you're gonna die in those handcuffs.
397 00:29:15 And we both know you've been sleepwalkingsince you were 12 years old.
398 00:29:18 -Not now.-If not now, when?
399 00:29:20 Not now, what?
400 00:29:23 He put you in those handcuffsway before Gerald did.
401 00:29:31 Who's "he"?
402 00:30:03 If I can get to the phone...
403 00:30:14 Phone's gonna die anyway.I never charged it.
404 00:30:16 Or did a load of laundry, for that matter.
405 00:30:30 Tough luck.
406 00:30:31 Okay, scrap that.Phone might as well be on Mars.
407 00:30:35 If you can't get off the bed...
408 00:30:38 live long enoughfor someone to find you on it.
409 00:30:44 Yeah.
410 00:30:54 [moans]
411 00:31:03 What's wrong?
412 00:31:06 My head hurts.
413 00:31:10 You know why?
414 00:31:12 Life support.
415 00:31:18 How long do you thinksomeone lives without water?
416 00:31:22 Three days?
417 00:31:24 At best.
418 00:31:29 Yeah, seems likeI've heard three days somewhere.
419 00:31:33 That feels about right.
420 00:31:37 And it's been, what? Five...
421 00:31:40 six, seven hours.
422 00:31:46 I wanted to please you so badly.
423 00:31:52 This was such a stupid fucking idea.
424 00:31:56 Remember when I firststarted taking those?
425 00:31:59 I hid it.
426 00:32:01 For what, six months?
427 00:32:04 I found the prescription.
428 00:32:07 You found it and never said anything.
429 00:32:12 But I knew you'd seen it,and I just stopped covering it up.
430 00:32:16 -We never talked about it, though.-There was that one time.
431 00:32:24 That one time.
432 00:32:25 Late one night, you tried without a pill,and it just wasn't working.
433 00:32:30 -I was as soft as a kitten.-Until...
434 00:32:32 -Until...-Until you held my wrists above my head.
435 00:32:37 -I hadn't done that before.-No, you had.
436 00:32:41 -This time, though...-I grabbed your throat.
437 00:32:46 -Softly, then I squeezed, didn't I?-Mm-hmm.
438 00:32:51 And, God, was I hard.
439 00:32:54 I was harder than you'd felt in years.
440 00:32:57 And you just laid there...
441 00:33:00 and I went to town...
442 00:33:04 and you moaned...
443 00:33:07 like a dutiful wife, never objected.
444 00:33:13 But, for the first time, first timein all those years, you wondered...
445 00:33:18 "Who exactly did I marry?"
446 00:33:22 We never really know, do we?
447 00:33:27 'Cause everybody's got a little cornerin there somewhere.
448 00:33:31 A button...they won't admit they want pressed.
449 00:33:38 Year after year...
450 00:33:41 I barely gave you a glimpse of mine.
451 00:33:46 [Jessie 2] One thing for sure...
452 00:33:50 you're glad he tookthose little blue pills.
453 00:33:54 Huh?
454 00:33:55 You're glad.
455 00:33:58 I couldn't figure out...
456 00:34:00 what was wrong with methat you needed.
457 00:34:02 No, you're not listening. Take one, babe.
458 00:34:14 Now give it to her.
459 00:34:17 Wait, I--
460 00:34:19 Give it to her.
461 00:34:20 -Are you---Give her what she needs.
462 00:34:28 Nice.
463 00:34:29 [Jessie 2] Thank God for those pills.
464 00:34:32 For those little blue pillsthat made Gerald so thirsty.
465 00:34:39 Oh...
466 00:34:55 Okay. Okay.
467 00:35:04 [gasps, panting]
468 00:35:33 [panting]
469 00:35:47 You're smirking.
470 00:35:50 What?
471 00:35:52 [cuffs clank]
472 00:35:54 That's what.
473 00:35:59 -Stupid.-No.
474 00:36:01 [whimpers]
475 00:36:04 Don't you dare let it go.
476 00:36:06 -But I can't.-Put it down.
477 00:36:09 -Where?-Right where you caught it.
478 00:36:12 -Where you know you can reach it again.-Okay.
479 00:36:20 Careful.
480 00:36:21 [gasps]
481 00:36:30 Go away.
482 00:36:34 -Get the fuck away!-Look at me.
483 00:36:39 That dog is just doing what it has to,to get along, and you have to do the same.
484 00:36:45 -Focus.-But I can't!
485 00:36:48 You're right. Give up.
486 00:36:51 Come tomorrow,you and Gerald will be together again,
487 00:36:54 inside the fucking dog.
488 00:36:55 -Can we please get back to work now?-Mm-hmm.
489 00:36:58 [Gerald] I love this slip.
490 00:37:02 I love this slip.
491 00:37:05 Oh, good, I bought it special.
492 00:37:09 You bought it brand-new.
493 00:38:27 [slurping]
494 00:38:34 Mmm.
495 00:38:39 [gulps]
496 00:38:42 Leave some for later.
497 00:39:00 [pants]
498 00:39:30 Why can't I keep my eyes open?
499 00:39:33 Stress makes your adrenalineand cortisol levels skyrocket,
500 00:39:36 and now you're crashing.
501 00:39:37 That's it, just fade away.
502 00:39:41 Assume this'll all be fine.
503 00:39:44 -I know... I know I shouldn't.-Well, maybe you should.
504 00:39:50 If anyone's gonna find you,it'll likely be tomorrow, not tonight.
505 00:39:55 -I will need my energy.-[Jessie 2] You will.
506 00:39:58 You will, at that.
507 00:40:02 Hmm. Tomorrow.
508 00:40:30 [whines softly]
509 00:41:10 [dog barking in distance]
510 00:41:15 [grunts]
511 00:41:35 Where'd you go, you little shit? [gasps]
512 00:41:58 Hello?
513 00:42:28 Who are you?
514 00:42:34 I... I need help.
515 00:42:51 You're...
516 00:42:54 not...
517 00:42:55 real.
518 00:42:58 Not real.
519 00:43:05 [footsteps approaching]
520 00:43:16 Not real.
521 00:43:18 Maybe.
522 00:43:22 Or maybe you're just not safe anymore.
523 00:43:28 People are safe from ghouls and ghosts...
524 00:43:32 and the living dead in the daylight.
525 00:43:37 And they're usually safefrom them at night...
526 00:43:40 if they're with others.
527 00:43:42 But a person alone... in the dark...
528 00:43:48 Women alone in the darkare like open doors, Jessie.
529 00:43:54 And if they scream for help,who knows what might answer?
530 00:44:01 Who knows what people seein the moment of their solitary death?
531 00:44:08 Is it so hard to believethat some of them may have died of fear...
532 00:44:14 no matter what the wordson the death certificates say?
533 00:44:22 Died of fear...
534 00:44:25 because they saw, at their bedside...
535 00:44:30 the Moonlight Man.
536 00:44:35 Maybe that's just what Death looks like.
537 00:44:39 Not... real.
538 00:44:46 Then why did the dog leave?
539 00:44:54 Maybe he just moved...
540 00:44:57 under the bed.
541 00:45:02 He could reach up at any time,put his hand on your hip.
542 00:45:12 [gasps]
543 00:45:15 And if he wants that cold, dirty hand...
544 00:45:20 on your soft, warm flesh,
545 00:45:22 there's not muchyou can do about it, Mouse.
546 00:45:28 -What did you call me?-Close your eyes.
547 00:45:31 If there's a monster under your bed,it won't bother you if you're asleep.
548 00:45:36 Everybody knows that, Mouse.
549 00:45:40 Don't call me that.
550 00:45:43 Dream your dreams.
551 00:45:47 Dream deep.
552 00:46:01 [mother] No, help your father, please.
553 00:46:03 You okay, Jessie?
554 00:46:05 -It's so much smaller than I remember.-'Cause you're bigger.
555 00:46:08 -Come on, Mouse.-[mother] Wait up.
556 00:46:10 [sister] I'm going in the water!
557 00:46:11 -[father] No, no, no.-[mother] No, no running, please.
558 00:46:14 Thank you.
559 00:46:18 Can you please bringyour lacrosse stuff inside?
560 00:46:21 -Can you help, please?-[father] No playing that inside.
561 00:46:25 [man on radio]For the first time in 26 years,
562 00:46:27 a total solar eclipse will occurin the United States.
563 00:46:30 The few and lucky citiesalong the path of the eclipse
564 00:46:33 who have decidedto create official viewing areas,
565 00:46:35 have set their focus to logistics,
566 00:46:37 ensuring the comfort and safetyof their guests.
567 00:46:40 For those of us who have never seena total solar eclipse,
568 00:46:43 this is an opportunityto view one of the most rare...
569 00:46:45 - and beautiful phenomena on the planet.-[siblings] Dad!
570 00:46:49 The eclipse is tracked...
571 00:46:50 -Oh, you did it!-We finally finished them.
572 00:46:52 [brother] I made this, too.
573 00:46:54 All right.Here, go on out to the boat now.
574 00:46:57 -Yes, sir.-Be careful.
575 00:46:59 -[sister] Okay.-[brother] Okay, Dad.
576 00:47:01 [man on radio] It's rare to seemore than one from any single location.
577 00:47:04 You'd have to wait an average of 375 yearsto see two eclipses from the same place.
578 00:47:09 Since our area lieswithin the path of totality,
579 00:47:12 we can expect to experiencetwo minutes and 20 seconds of totality,
580 00:47:16 starting today at around 4:17 p.m.
581 00:47:18 You want me to make sandwichesfor the boat?
582 00:47:21 I don't think I wanna go outon the boat today. The lake scares me.
583 00:47:25 People have drowned out there, you know.
584 00:47:27 [father] If she's afraid of the water,I'm not gonna force her out onto a boat.
585 00:47:31 [mother] We came here as a familyto do this on the lake.
586 00:47:34 It is not going to kill herto spend some time with the rest of us.
587 00:47:37 She's a complete daddy's girl.
588 00:47:39 -That's normal, isn't it?-Please don't.
589 00:47:41 What?
590 00:47:44 You didn't even wanna go skiing with usover Christmas.
591 00:47:47 And we didn't force you outonto the mountain, did we?
592 00:47:50 No, we left you at the lodgeand let you relax.
593 00:47:52 [mother] You wanna stay with her?
594 00:47:53 Stay with her. Fine.She's a nuisance anyway.
595 00:47:57 She picks fights with her brother.She rolls her eyes at me incessantly.
596 00:47:59 -[father] She's 12.-Yeah. Smiles and sweetness for Daddy.
597 00:48:03 That's totallyage-appropriate behavior, isn't it?
598 00:48:08 Sure.
599 00:48:10 It's just...
600 00:48:15 It's fine. It's fine! It's fine.
601 00:48:17 Okay, I'm not...
602 00:48:25 [man on radio]...than at any other point along its path.
603 00:48:27 This is another reminder to our listeners
604 00:48:29 not to look directly into the eclipse,which should begin to--
605 00:48:33 [switching stations]
606 00:48:39 ['50s music playing]
607 00:48:41 That's better.
608 00:48:44 Unless you don't wanna listento Daddy's old man music.
609 00:48:46 No, I like it.
610 00:48:52 That's a beautiful dress.
611 00:48:55 -Is that your new one?-Yeah. Mom said it was too short.
612 00:49:00 Mom's wrong.
613 00:49:02 You look amazing.
614 00:49:04 You look like a proper young woman.
615 00:49:06 -Here, so you don't hurt your eyes.-Thanks. Where's yours?
616 00:49:13 Oh, you know what? I don't know.
617 00:49:17 I think your mom might have taken it.
618 00:49:20 -Scoot close and we'll share.-Okay.
619 00:49:34 It's starting.
620 00:49:40 Wow.
621 00:49:48 What? [chuckles]
622 00:49:50 Nothing.
623 00:49:51 I'm just remembering something.
624 00:49:55 You and me, sitting here together...
625 00:49:59 When you were a little girl,you used to sit on my lap.
626 00:50:02 You'd point up at the stars,
627 00:50:03 and you'd ask mehow far away each one was.
628 00:50:06 [chuckles] That's embarrassing.
629 00:50:09 No.
630 00:50:11 It's the sweetest.
631 00:50:16 Some great evenings out here, you and me.
632 00:50:20 Me and Mouse.
633 00:50:26 Nah, that's stupid.
634 00:50:29 What?
635 00:50:32 I was gonna say...
636 00:50:37 What?
637 00:50:41 Well, how about it?
638 00:50:43 For old time's sake?
639 00:50:47 Nah, that's silly. That's justa silly idea from your silly old man.
640 00:50:52 I was just...
641 00:50:53 thinking about how happythose times were, that's all.
642 00:50:58 Hell, I know you're a grown woman now.
643 00:51:00 You're too big to siton your daddy's lap anymore.
644 00:51:06 I just miss my little girl sometimes.
645 00:51:20 I'm not too big.
646 00:51:23 You sure?
647 00:51:24 Yeppers.
648 00:51:33 Mouse...
649 00:51:35 -I love you.-I love you too, Daddy.
650 00:51:37 ["Bring It On Home To Me" playing]
651 00:51:56 -Awesome. It's just amazing.- ♪ If you ever change your mind... ♪
652 00:52:04 Daddy, you're missing it.
653 00:52:07 Just... you keep watching.
654 00:52:09 ♪ Baby, bring it to me ♪
655 00:52:12 ♪ Bring your sweet loving ♪
656 00:52:15 - ♪ Bring it on home to me ♪-Daddy?
657 00:52:18 Just keep watching.
658 00:52:19 -♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪-♪ Yeah, yeah... ♪
659 00:52:24 -Daddy...-Just keep... watching.
660 00:52:30 [gasps]
661 00:52:36 [gasping and groaning]
662 00:52:39 [flies buzzing]
663 00:52:46 Oh, Jesus. Jesus! [winces]
664 00:52:49 You've been hanging on them all night.They need circulation.
665 00:52:53 [gasps, wincing]
666 00:52:56 It burns!
667 00:53:05 Cramps. They'll...
668 00:53:06 [yells]
669 00:53:10 ...pass.
670 00:53:12 The cramps will pass.
671 00:53:14 Keep pedaling. Get the blood flowing.
672 00:53:32 Oh, God...
673 00:53:36 Oh, God, that hurts.
674 00:53:41 [gulps, coughing]
675 00:53:45 [grunts with relief]
676 00:54:04 [Gerald] Bad dreams.
677 00:54:08 You never told me...
678 00:54:11 about the eclipse.
679 00:54:14 I never told anyone.
680 00:54:17 That's a marriage, isn't it?
681 00:54:19 -Telling each other the difficult things?-Not that one, no.
682 00:54:27 No wonder it didn't work.
683 00:54:30 It wasn't relevant to us.
684 00:54:33 [Jessie 2] Really?
685 00:54:36 You married an older man.
686 00:54:37 Your father was a lawyer.Gerald was a lawyer.
687 00:54:40 Your father minimized you,objectified you.
688 00:54:43 Let's not forgetmy burgeoning drinking problem.
689 00:54:46 Babe, if you had a drinking problem,that's certainly cured now.
690 00:54:50 The point is, Jessie...
691 00:54:52 you married into the only dynamicyou've ever known.
692 00:54:55 You were a girl, he was a man, and...
693 00:54:58 you never walked away from that.
694 00:55:00 That afternoon never ended.
695 00:55:01 It's not enough... that I'm here.
696 00:55:05 I also have to be there? Again?
697 00:55:08 You tell me.
698 00:55:09 You'd gotten your periodfor the first time a month before, right?
699 00:55:14 Maybe that's what got him going.He smelled the blood and did what dogs do.
700 00:55:22 Our friend in the hallis every man you've ever known.
701 00:55:26 He had Kobe rib eye...
702 00:55:27 -It's actually from Kobe.-...till he smelled Gerald.
703 00:55:30 Your father had your mothertill you were nice and ripe.
704 00:55:32 -It wasn't like that.-And Gerald...
705 00:55:35 The late hours, the mystery callers...
706 00:55:38 The weekend trips...What was he really doing?
707 00:55:41 You ignored it, but...
708 00:55:43 you knew his hunger for you had faded,and a dog's gotta eat.
709 00:55:47 I handled it.
710 00:55:50 Sure.
711 00:55:52 Just like you handledthose last few minutes on Daddy's lap.
712 00:55:59 He didn't rape me.
713 00:56:02 He didn't even touch me.
714 00:56:05 He only touched himself. [sobs]
715 00:56:08 And if you wanna blame someone...
716 00:56:11 I might as well blame...
717 00:56:13 my mother or the boat.
718 00:56:17 The sundress that was too short.
719 00:56:22 What he did to me on that swing...
720 00:56:26 wasn't the worst thing anyone's ever done.
721 00:56:30 No, that would be what he didto you after, in the bedroom.
722 00:56:37 What did he do?
723 00:56:43 Nothing.
724 00:56:45 He just talked to me.
725 00:56:48 Nothing?
726 00:56:51 Nothing on the swing.
727 00:56:55 And nothing in the room.It might as well have been a bad dream.
728 00:56:59 I had a dream...
729 00:57:02 that night at the lake house.
730 00:57:06 There was a woman...
731 00:57:08 standing over a deep well,looking down into the blackness.
732 00:57:14 And I'm in the well, looking up at her.
733 00:57:16 The sky was so dark behind her...
734 00:57:21 the eclipse burning overhead.
735 00:57:25 The smell... The smell in that well...
736 00:57:30 It was like pennies, and then oysters.
737 00:57:35 She was standing there in her red dress...
738 00:57:38 looking right at me.
739 00:57:42 What was in the well?
740 00:57:46 Secrets.
741 00:57:51 So many secrets.
742 00:57:54 You thought yourscould go down there, too.
743 00:57:57 Just... throw 'em in the well,down in the dark.
744 00:58:03 Who was the woman?
745 00:58:05 I remember thinkingmaybe she was supposed to be me.
746 00:58:08 Because she would never tell.I knew that, looking at her.
747 00:58:13 She'd die before she told.
748 00:58:16 "I could do that," I figured.
749 00:58:22 I don't know why I thought of that.
750 00:58:26 It was just a dream.
751 00:58:29 Like the man in the corner.
752 00:58:33 He was definitely... a bad dream.
753 00:58:37 [laughs]
754 00:58:39 I don't know, princess.
755 00:58:46 You can tell yourself thatif you need to.
756 00:58:47 He was a trick of the mind.
757 00:58:49 Just like you, Gerald.Just like both of you.
758 00:58:52 Then why won't you look over therefor more than a second?
759 00:58:54 What are you afraid you're gonna see?
760 00:58:57 -Why are you still listening to him?-Shh!
761 00:59:10 -It's probably from the dog.-It's bigger than that.
762 00:59:15 Look at it again.
763 00:59:24 [Gerald] I think it's a footprint.
764 00:59:26 -And if it is...-Shut up!
765 00:59:27 ...it was Death you saw.
766 00:59:31 He'll be back tonight, Jessie.
767 00:59:35 And when you're dead, he'll haveyour wedding ring in his case...
768 00:59:40 with the rest of his pretty things.
769 00:59:45 His souvenirs.
770 00:59:49 -I am gonna close my eyes.-No.
771 00:59:51 -And count to ten.-Stay awake.
772 00:59:53 And when I open them...
773 00:59:56 you will both be gone.
774 01:00:01 -Ten, nine, eight...-[Jessie 2] Do you hear me?
775 01:00:05 -Stay awake.-I'm awake.
776 01:00:08 Seven, six, five...
777 01:00:14 four, three...
778 01:00:18 two...
779 01:00:21 one.
780 01:00:38 [father] You all right, Mouse?
781 01:00:47 I'm so sorry.
782 01:01:22 I'm sorry you were there when I...
783 01:01:27 It's not like I touched you, Jessie.
784 01:01:30 But still...
785 01:01:38 Maybe we should tell Mom.
786 01:01:41 I think we have to, don't you?
787 01:01:47 I hate to...
788 01:01:49 just because things have been prettytense between the two of you lately.
789 01:01:54 Hell, they've been tensebetween us, too...
790 01:01:57 with the baby and all.
791 01:02:00 But this...
792 01:02:04 well, this could make things a lot worse.
793 01:02:10 She won't think it's your fault.
794 01:02:13 I'm sure.
795 01:02:15 Fairly sure. I mean, she might.
796 01:02:19 We all know... it wasn't your fault.
797 01:02:26 Maybe we shouldn't tell her.
798 01:02:32 I have to.
799 01:02:35 We have to.
800 01:02:37 Why?
801 01:02:39 Because...
802 01:02:41 -Because you can't keep it a secret.-Because you can't keep it a secret.
803 01:02:50 I mean, if it's ever going to come out,
804 01:02:54 then it's better for both of usthat it happen now.
805 01:02:58 Not in a week or a year or...even ten years from now.
806 01:03:09 Please...
807 01:03:11 I won't tell.
808 01:03:15 I mean...
809 01:03:19 if we don't tell your mom today...
810 01:03:23 then we could never tell anyone.
811 01:03:25 I wouldn't. Never.
812 01:03:27 Not ever.
813 01:03:28 -Ever.-And not just your mother.
814 01:03:31 Not anyone.
815 01:03:35 That's a big responsibilityfor a little girl.
816 01:03:39 I'm sorry.
817 01:03:41 A young woman.
818 01:03:44 But you might be tempted.
819 01:03:47 With friends...
820 01:03:49 One of them tells you a secret,maybe you might wanna tell them.
821 01:03:55 -Never.-Or your brother.
822 01:03:58 Or your sister.
823 01:04:01 There might come a timewhen you wanna tell--
824 01:04:03 No.
825 01:04:05 No. I promise. I swear.
826 01:04:09 I don't know, Jess.
827 01:04:14 I think it might be better for both of usif this were all out in the open now.
828 01:04:20 Take our medicine.
829 01:04:23 I mean, she can't kill us.
830 01:04:26 Please...
831 01:04:28 Please, please, please.Please just don't tell her.
832 01:04:35 I won't tell anybody... ever.
833 01:04:40 Ever. Please.
834 01:04:45 I've never been able to refuse youanything that you really wanted, have I?
835 01:04:53 Okay, Jess.
836 01:04:56 We'll try things your way.
837 01:04:58 Thank you, Daddy.
838 01:05:03 So I guess we have a deal.
839 01:05:06 I say nothing.
840 01:05:09 You say nothing, not to anyone else,not even to each other.
841 01:05:15 We walk out of this room...
842 01:05:18 and it never happened.
843 01:05:22 Okay.
844 01:05:27 I did a shameful thing.
845 01:05:30 You looked away... when you said that.
846 01:05:36 You were able to face me with the lies.
847 01:05:43 But it was the truththat finally made you turn away.
848 01:05:46 [father] I don't know what came over me.
849 01:05:49 Maybe it was the eclipse.
850 01:05:56 Well, thank Godwe'll never see another one.
851 01:06:03 Nothing happened.
852 01:06:06 Nothing ever happened.
853 01:06:13 Come on, let's get grilling.They should be back in a bit.
854 01:06:37 [licking sounds]
855 01:06:41 [yells and gasps]
856 01:06:45 -[growls]-[bone crunches]
857 01:06:51 [flesh tearing]
858 01:07:21 He'll try that again.
859 01:07:25 It's fresher meat.
860 01:07:28 You're still strong enough to kick,but you won't be for long,
861 01:07:30 and he can smell that.
862 01:07:37 Afternoon already.
863 01:07:41 Sun's starting down.
864 01:07:45 And no one came this morning.
865 01:07:48 Or if they did, you were asleep.
866 01:07:54 Eventually, someone will find you, Jess,but it might take a long time.
867 01:08:00 The first assumption will be we're offon some wild romantic fling.
868 01:08:04 I mean, why not?
869 01:08:07 Only you and I know, at the end,
870 01:08:08 I could only get it upif you were handcuffed to the bed.
871 01:08:13 To the rest of the world,we're the picture of marital function.
872 01:08:18 Sooner or later,people will start looking, my people.
873 01:08:22 There are a couple of womenin New Orleans you call friends, but...
874 01:08:27 You've never really let theminside your life, have you?
875 01:08:32 None of them are gonna worry muchif you drop out of sight for a week or...
876 01:08:37 ten days.
877 01:08:42 But I have appointments.
878 01:08:45 And when I don't show up by Friday,there'll be questions.
879 01:08:52 That's how it'll start.
880 01:08:57 I think the caretakerwill actually discover the bodies.
881 01:09:03 He'll call the cops when he spots youthrough the window or...
882 01:09:08 when he smells us.
883 01:09:12 He'll turn his face away while he throwsthe blanket from the closet over you
884 01:09:16 because he won't wanna see your fingerssticking through the handcuffs.
885 01:09:20 Stiff as pencils, white as candles.
886 01:09:26 But, most of all...
887 01:09:28 he won't wanna look at the expressionof horror on your face.
888 01:09:31 Why are you doing this?
889 01:09:34 The forensics unit will show upwith the county coroner.
890 01:09:39 When they pull off the blanket,they will...
891 01:09:44 wince and nod and tell each otherthe woman on the bed died hard.
892 01:09:49 But they won't know the half of it.
893 01:09:53 They won't know...
894 01:09:56 the real reason your eyes are staring...
895 01:10:00 and your mouth is screaming...
896 01:10:05 is because of what you saw at the end...
897 01:10:09 coming out of the dark.
898 01:10:13 They'll take you to the medical examiner.He'll cut you open, inventory your guts.
899 01:10:18 He'll have a peekat what's left of your last meal,
900 01:10:21 take a little section of brainto look at under his microscope.
901 01:10:24 But in the end...
902 01:10:31 in the end, he'll just call it"death by misadventure."
903 01:10:37 -They were playing a harmless game.-Harmless.
904 01:10:41 Only the gentleman had a heart attackat a critical moment...
905 01:10:46 and the woman was left to...
906 01:10:51 Well, it's best not to get into it.
907 01:10:55 Just to say the lady died hard.
908 01:10:59 You only need to look at her to see that.
909 01:11:06 And maybe someonewill notice your wedding ring is gone...
910 01:11:12 but they won't hunt for itfor long, if at all.
911 01:11:19 They won't notice that oneof your bones...
912 01:11:24 not an important one, the third phalangein your right foot, let's say...
913 01:11:29 is also gone.
914 01:11:35 But we'll know, won't we, Jess?
915 01:11:40 We'll know he took them.
916 01:11:45 Because it was Death.
917 01:11:49 And you did see him...
918 01:11:52 as people who die in the lonely places do.
919 01:11:58 It was Death.
920 01:12:02 And tonight, when the sun goes down,he'll be back for you.
921 01:12:07 ♪ Hush, little baby, don't say a word ♪
922 01:12:12 ♪ Mama's gonna buy you... ♪
923 01:12:17 -I'm gonna die.-Everything dies.
924 01:12:21 All things serve the beam.
925 01:12:23 ♪ And if that mockingbird don't sing ♪
926 01:12:29 -I'm gonna die.-Yes, love.
927 01:12:32 -♪ Papa's gonna buy you a diamond ring ♪-He'll come quicker that way.
928 01:12:37 ♪ If that diamond ring turns brass ♪
929 01:12:40 That way, you wouldn't have to waitfor the Moonlight Man.
930 01:12:47 -I'm going to...-[father] ...sleep.
931 01:12:50 You're going to sleep.
932 01:12:53 ♪ Papa's gonna buy you a looking glass ♪
933 01:14:02 I'm sorry.
934 01:14:05 I don't want you to be sorry.
935 01:14:08 Then what do you want?
936 01:14:10 I want you to remember.
937 01:14:14 You think I don't remember?
938 01:14:16 I remember every moment.
939 01:14:19 I remember every shame-filled glancehe threw my way, and I remember Mom...
940 01:14:24 -looking but not seeing---That's not what I'm talking about.
941 01:14:27 Because seeing?
942 01:14:28 It would have meant my little sisterwas also doomed
943 01:14:31 to let that son of a bitchsteal her childhood,
944 01:14:34 and Mom would have diedbefore facing that.
945 01:14:37 So it was up to me to protect Maddie.
946 01:14:40 Even though it meant that I never feltlike part of the family again.
947 01:14:45 And that wasn't my job description.Was it? My job was to be a kid.
948 01:14:52 Suddenly, that wasn't an option.
949 01:14:53 You've had everything you needto survive from the beginning.
950 01:14:57 You just have to remember.
951 01:15:00 Not the sun, not the eclipse.
952 01:15:05 After.
953 01:15:08 [mother] We had fun on the boat.Should we get one?
954 01:15:10 -[Maddie] Yeah.-[mother] Yeah?
955 01:15:11 I hope it was as pretty hereas it was on the boat.
956 01:15:14 -It was awesome.-It was fun.
957 01:15:16 -[laughing]-"It was fun."
958 01:15:19 It was beautiful here, too.Right, Mouse? We had fun.
959 01:15:22 Did you have a nice timewith your dad, Jess?
960 01:15:29 Jesus! Jess, are you okay?
961 01:15:32 I'm-- I'm--
962 01:15:35 I'm sorry. It was an accident.
963 01:15:38 Just come on,let's get this cleaned up.
964 01:15:56 Oh, it's not so bad.
965 01:15:59 I think you'll live.
966 01:16:02 -Does it hurt?-It's okay.
967 01:16:06 Just...
968 01:16:08 Just be careful.
969 01:16:11 The last thing I want...
970 01:16:14 is to have to take youto the emergency room
971 01:16:16 and have your fingers sewn back on.
972 01:16:33 It's gonna fucking hurt.
973 01:16:36 -But the thing about blood...-But the thing about blood...
974 01:16:38 ...is that, until it clots,it's as slick as oil.
975 01:16:41 That will not work.
976 01:16:45 Maybe not.
977 01:16:47 But the wrists have fewer nervesthan the body's other checkpoints.
978 01:16:51 That's why slitting wristsis always the best way to--
979 01:16:54 How do you know so much about that?
980 01:16:57 Go too deep, you'll bleed to death.
981 01:17:00 Do nothing, I'll die of seizures,dehydration or dog.
982 01:17:05 Or when my visitor with the bag of bonesshows up tonight.
983 01:17:07 The sun is starting down.He'll be here soon.
984 01:17:11 Then I'll have to hurry.
985 01:17:19 Barely working, aren't they?
986 01:17:22 -I won't need much.-Your legs won't be reliable.
987 01:17:25 It's been a day and a halfsince you walked on them.
988 01:17:28 If my hands pull this off,my legs better do their fucking part.
989 01:17:38 Okay.
990 01:17:40 Visualize it, then. All of it.
991 01:17:43 Yeah, okay.
992 01:17:52 Okay, okay.
993 01:18:05 [Jessie 2] Once you start,you're not gonna be able to stop.
994 01:18:07 Everything has to go very fastbecause your system is already dehydrated.
995 01:18:12 -And, Jessie...-Huh?
996 01:18:13 you know, if anything goes wrong--
997 01:18:15 It won't matter.
998 01:18:19 Goodbye.
999 01:18:30 Okay.
1000 01:18:50 You stay right there, dog.
1001 01:19:04 One, two...
1002 01:19:08 Okay, okay.
1003 01:19:13 -Three!-[glass breaking]
1004 01:19:31 Okay, okay, okay, okay.
1005 01:19:35 [grunting, panting]
1006 01:19:54 Oh, God!
1007 01:19:56 [flesh tearing]
1008 01:19:59 [screams]
1009 01:20:02 [panting]
1010 01:20:05 [groaning]
1011 01:20:28 [screaming]
1012 01:21:08 Come on. Come on.
1013 01:21:29 Shit!
1014 01:21:47 [key jangles on desk]
1015 01:21:49 [yells]
1016 01:21:52 Okay.
1017 01:21:54 Okay.
1018 01:22:10 [panting]
1019 01:22:16 [coughs]
1020 01:23:25 [dog growling]
1021 01:23:32 Get off me!
1022 01:24:05 [car horn beeps]
1023 01:24:07 [dog growling]
1024 01:24:15 [whimpering]
1025 01:24:20 [barks]
1026 01:24:57 [whispers] You're only made of moonlight.
1027 01:25:03 You're only made of...
1028 01:25:07 Moonlight.
1029 01:25:36 [car engine starts]
1030 01:26:07 [groans]
1031 01:26:26 -Oh!-[tires screech]
1032 01:26:29 Oh, God.
1033 01:26:30 Please, just a little bit longer.
1034 01:26:33 [mumbles] Please just... a little...
1035 01:27:09 Oh, no.
1036 01:27:15 Mouse.
1037 01:27:47 [coughing]
1038 01:28:09 [horn honking]
1039 01:28:21 Hi.
1040 01:28:25 [footsteps approaching]
1041 01:29:00 I'm writing this letterwith my right hand,
1042 01:29:03 nestled snugin its frictionless burn glove.
1043 01:29:06 Three skin grafts later,it still doesn't work quite right,
1044 01:29:09 and it still hurts to write.
1045 01:29:12 But that's good.
1046 01:29:15 This letter should hurt to write.
1047 01:29:20 The doctors, the copsand even the reporters
1048 01:29:23 accepted my amnesia at face value.
1049 01:29:26 And why not?
1050 01:29:27 People who undergo serious traumaoften block out memories.
1051 01:29:31 The cops knew thateven better than the lawyers.
1052 01:29:34 And I knew it better than any of them.
1053 01:29:38 Gerald's firm kept the details outof the papers.
1054 01:29:41 That was kind.
1055 01:29:43 The coroners confirmed it wasa heart attack and a long time coming.
1056 01:29:47 The insurance paid,the headlines faded, and life went on.
1057 01:29:53 The new normal.
1058 01:29:57 Well, not normal.
1059 01:30:00 Never normal.
1060 01:30:02 Every night,just before I closed my eyes...
1061 01:30:05 [moaning]
1062 01:30:15 [panting]
1063 01:30:31 [gasps]
1064 01:30:35 If it wasn't him, if it wasn't his facekeeping me from sleep...
1065 01:30:40 it was the question.
1066 01:30:42 That in all the reports,
1067 01:30:44 all the cops that combedthrough that house,
1068 01:30:46 they never found my wedding ring.
1069 01:30:52 What got me through those nights was you.
1070 01:30:55 Thinking of you.
1071 01:30:57 And why you came to me that day.
1072 01:31:01 You, in your sunless world,always on that swing.
1073 01:31:06 What you needed me to understand...
1074 01:31:12 that his shackles were silence,
1075 01:31:16 and his were comfort.
1076 01:31:24 My days were better.
1077 01:31:26 I took the insurance money,
1078 01:31:27 and I started a foundationfor girls and boys like us.
1079 01:31:32 I spent so long never telling that story,so... I made sure that I did.
1080 01:31:38 I tell that story every dayto every kid it could possibly help.
1081 01:31:43 When I was 12,I went to the lake house with my family.
1082 01:31:49 And while that helped my days,I still sat up at night...
1083 01:31:54 waiting for that pale facein the moonlight...
1084 01:31:59 to claim his runaway bride.
1085 01:32:05 Six months after the handcuffs,six months of being a widow...
1086 01:32:11 six months of living death.
1087 01:32:13 And then Raymond Andrew Joubert's picture
1088 01:32:18 first appeared in the paper.
1089 01:32:24 Two years ago,reports of graveyard vandalism
1090 01:32:26 in the backwoods of Alabamahit the papers,
1091 01:32:29 but I never read about them,not in New Orleans.
1092 01:32:33 And they were tiny stories, buried.
1093 01:32:36 Someone was breakinginto crypts and mausoleums
1094 01:32:38 of small town cemeterieswith drills, bolt cutters and hacksaws...
1095 01:32:44 and stripping corpses of jewelry.
1096 01:32:46 As the months went by, it escalated.
1097 01:32:49 Incidents started being reportedin Louisiana.
1098 01:32:51 He gouged out eyes, cut corpses' throats.
1099 01:32:56 Last February,two were found without noses.
1100 01:32:59 Later hands. Then... ears.
1101 01:33:04 Something I'd always assumed was the dog.
1102 01:33:07 And when it came to removing genitaliaafter having sex with the dead...
1103 01:33:12 he stuck strictly to the gentlemen.
1104 01:33:15 This was, clearly, extremely lucky for me.
1105 01:33:19 I only noticedwhen he finally made the front page.
1106 01:33:22 He'd graduated, it seemed, from the dead.
1107 01:33:25 And, one night, a man woke upto find Raymond Joubert in his room,
1108 01:33:29 naked, trying to cut off his ear.
1109 01:33:33 Joubert suffers from acromegaly,
1110 01:33:35 a progressive enlargementof the hands, feet and face
1111 01:33:38 that happens when the pituitary glandgoes into warp drive.
1112 01:33:41 It causes the forehead to bulge
1113 01:33:43 and abnormally long armsthat dangle almost to his knees.
1114 01:33:48 They went to his only known address,a farmhouse on Kingston Road.
1115 01:33:53 They didn't find him there,
1116 01:33:54 but they did find his sisterand her husband,
1117 01:33:57 who he called his "mommy and daddy."
1118 01:34:00 He'd scalped them bothand eaten most of "Daddy."
1119 01:34:05 They found 50 bell jarscontaining ears, lips, fingers.
1120 01:34:10 They think he may have killed as manyas a dozen people in the last five years.
1121 01:34:14 But, for some reason, he spared me.
1122 01:34:17 This monster was real, real as they come.
1123 01:34:22 As real as the cuffs, as the dog.
1124 01:34:26 As real as the eclipse.
1125 01:34:29 And so I had to write thisto you, Mouse...
1126 01:34:33 because you're the only personwho'd understand...
1127 01:34:36 and you're the only one who truly matters.
1128 01:34:42 [Young Jessie] "He's being arraignedtomorrow, and I'm going to see him.
1129 01:34:46 Because the people who were supposedto protect you from the monsters...
1130 01:34:50 [both] turned out to bemonsters themselves...
1131 01:34:53 [both] and it almost killed you."
1132 01:34:56 We need the sun to come back out.
1133 01:34:59 After so long...
1134 01:35:01 I think we deserve the sun.
1135 01:35:07 [reporter] This morning, it was announcedthat cameras would not be allowed
1136 01:35:10 inside the courtroom for the arraignment,
1137 01:35:12 an unusual decision in a casethat's already full of surprises.
1138 01:35:17 But nothing more unusual than the way...
1139 01:35:19 Sources within the Alabama StatePolice Department tell us
1140 01:35:22 Raymond Andrew Joubert hasn't spokena single word since his arrest,
1141 01:35:26 not even to his public defender.
1142 01:35:28 [man] Sixteen countstrespassing and vandalism.
1143 01:35:33 Eighteen counts desecration.
1144 01:35:36 Eight counts first-degree murder.
1145 01:35:39 Twenty-one counts mutilation.
1146 01:35:41 Twenty-eight countsdesecrating human remains.
1147 01:35:45 Sixteen counts breaking and entering.
1148 01:35:47 Hey.
1149 01:35:48 -Four counts, assault and battery.-[clears throat] Hey!
1150 01:35:53 Ma'am?
1151 01:35:58 You're not real!
1152 01:36:03 [crowd gasps]
1153 01:36:05 You're not real!
1154 01:36:07 [woman] Officer!
1155 01:36:08 You're only made of moonlight!
1156 01:36:38 [chuckles]
1157 01:36:40 You're so much smaller than I remember.
