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- Brian: Take a look.
- Steven: Is this all of ours?

Brian: Yeah, it's all ours.

Ah. There we go.

Leave the door open.
The others are right behind us.

- Steven: They're always so slow.
- Brian: Always slow.

- Steven: Wow.
- Brian: That's it? Wow?

I told you it was
only 20 minutes away.

Yeah, by car, mom.

Do you ever try and see things
from someone else's perspective?

Holy shit.

Yeah, it's pretty impressive.

No, holy shit, it's so ugly.

Idiot.

Steven: Mom!

Dust is back.

I'll get a vacuum.

Steve, I want
to show you your room.

Come on.

A playroom?

- Cool.
- Brian: Mm-hmm.

Steven: You set up all my games.

Brian: Just for you.

I don't know why we have to
keep all these creepy paintings

and old stuff.

Well, they came with the house.

Probably get rid of most of it.

Here, this'll cheer you up.

Stevie, come on.

Steven: Coming.

Yes, all our stuff!

Yay, belongings.

I thought you'd be pleased.

Yeah, you know nothing
about me, mom.

Ellie, you might like this room.

Follow me.

Come on.

You know, when I was a kid,
I would have loved

to have lived
in a place like this.

What's in there?

Brian: That's the cellar.

Why don't you check it out?

It's filthy.

I like to think of it
as character.

Brian: Yeah.

Nothing to see here.

Get me out.

There's something wrong
with the lock.

Come on, it's not funny.

Hang on, Ellie.

Ellie: Dad, come on.

Mom? Mom, dad, get me out.

Keira: Okay, just wait.
Calm down, okay?

Get me out!

- Brian, there's a key.
- Huh?

Keira: Right there.
There's a key.

Come on. Mom!

Keira: Yeah, we've got the key.
Just a minute.

Ellie: Get me out!

- Hang on.
- Ellie: Guys, come on!

Mom!

Get me out!

Let me out!

- I'm done here.
- Ellie.

Ellie:
I'm not staying in this house.

That's weird.

You okay?

Can I come in?

Listen, I wanted to ask
your opinion about something.

What does this
make you think of?

Absolutely nothing.

Well, do they look
like they're having fun?

They look like
brainwashed sheep.

Come on, mom,
don't you have focus groups

for this sort of thing?

Well, I wanted your perspective.

I hate your job, mom.

Okay.

Listen, I need you
to watch Steven tonight.

We have to go into the office,
but we won't be late, I promise.

So you're leaving us here
on our first night?

Come on, Ellie.
This one's a big deal.

This... this one's
important, okay?

Fine.

Thanks.

Why did we have to
move here, mom?

I'm doing this for you guys,
so you have a better life.

No, you're not.

You're doing it for yourself.

Young man:
Where are your parents?

Ellie: They're in work.

Young man: You're kidding.
You just moved in.

Ellie: Yeah. They have
an important pitch tomorrow.

She says they need it
to survive.

I hope they go bust
and we have to sell the house.

Young man: Come on, Ellie.
Maybe it won't be that bad.

I don't know.

I just miss everyone.

I miss you.

Young man:
Why don't you come and hang out?

I could come stay with you.

Young man: Yeah. Why don't you?

Ellie: Just a minute.

- Young man: You okay?
- It's nothing.

- Aah!
- Young man: Ellie. Ellie!

Young man: Is everything okay?

- Ellie?
- I'm gonna kill you.

Young man: Ellie?

This is Sophie.

19-year-old vlogger, influencer.

She's living a jet-set
lifestyle, except she's not.

She's an actress, and we plan
to present her as a real vlogger

with a real-life narrative.

Now, these are some of the
initial ads which we will run

on all social-media platforms
to support the video content.

You changed the color
of her bracelet?

Uh, we thought it was too...

Mm, change it back.

I can take it.

I got it.

Ellie, what's up?

Mom, Steven keeps messing.
He won't stay in bed.

Keira: Put him on the phone.

- Steven: Hello?
- Steven, come on, behave.

Othennise, you'll be sorry
for a week.

Okay.

So the target audience
is pretty self-explanatory...

16-to 19-year-olds.

What'd I miss?

Where did you get this?

Steven: I found them in there.

What the...

I've had it with this house.

Morgan from my class told me
the house was owned by a witch

who made a pact with the devil.

What? It's true.

What's that?

Man: Delta, point vector,
sum, epsilon.

Partial one equals 1 n,
dy by dx.

One.

Two.

Four.

Five.

Six.

That's enough.

Okay, bed.

Sammy.

Sammy.

Hello?

Sammy?

Sammy?

This demographic, teenage girls,
they respond well

to aspirational marketing
and social competition,

so can we create
a weekly vlogging chart

where vloggers compete
to receive the most likes?

Who's the prettiest,
who gets the guy.

Natural selection.

Law of the jungle.

No, we call the competition
"natural selection."

Nice.

Ellie.

Mom, all the lights
have gone out.

Are the wall sockets out, too?

Yeah, I think so.

Keira: All right, well,
we're going to have to see

if the power's cut
or if we've blown a fuse,

so I need you to go down
and check the circuit breaker,

see if any of the trip switches
are down.

I'm not going down
to that cellar.

I'm not kidding you.
I'm leaving now.

Ellie, listen, can you just
do this one thing for Steven,

if not for me?

What if he wakes up in the dark
and no one's there?

Fine.

Listen, I'll stay
on the line with you.

Mom? Mom, are you still there?

Keira: I'm here.
I'm on the line.

Keira: Are you okay?

I can't see anything.

I don't know
if I can do this, mom.

I know you can do this.

Mom, I'm scared.

I'm sorry. I can't.

Keira: Ellie, listen, do you
know what I do when I'm scared

to clear my mind?

-Icount
-Ellie: No, not that, mom.

No, listen, there's 10 steps
to the bottom.

You counted them?

Would you just... could you
just trust me for once?

|'|| try.

Good. Now, I want you
to count each step.

- Can you do that?
- Ellie: Yes.

Keira: Listen to my voice, okay,
and nothing else.

Just focus on the counting.
Concentrate on that.

One.

Good. Next step.

Two.

Keira: Okay, keep going.

Three.

Keira: You're doing well.

That's great. Okay, four.

Foun

foun

Keira: It's okay. It's fine.
Just keep breathing.

Concentrate.

Five.

Keira: You're halfway there.

Six.

Just four more, okay?

Don't... don't quit now.
You're doing great, Ellie.

Just keep counting.

Seven.

Eight.

Good.

Nine.

One more.

Ellie: 10.

You're at the bottom, okay?

Can you see the pillar
in front of you?

Ellie: 11.

20.

Brian: Ellie?

Keira: Ellie?

Brian: Ellie?

She's not here.

Steven: What's going on?

Brian: Ellie?!

Ellie?!

Ellie!

Ellie!

I think she's run away again.

Right. She's done this before?

Brain: Yeah, she'll turn up
after a few days

at a friend's house.

We should organize a search of
the whole area just to be sure.

Why don't you go inside
and play?

Hey. Hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

She was right.

About what?

When she said I didn't know
who she was anymore.

She's grown up,
but we haven't even noticed.

I know.
She's still a little girl to me.

There's no way she ran away.

She was angry, you know?
She was upset with us.

You didn't hear her voice.

Counting.

Hello?

Oh, I'm so sorry.
I-I totally forgot.

I'll be right there.

I'm sorry, Steven.

I completely forgot.

Did Ellie come back?

No, not yet.

Man:
We've talked to her friends.

We've pulled cctv from every bus
and train station,

but no leads, unfortunately.

We've checked her
social-media history,

and there's a lot of harassment.

Quite nasty bullying.

Did she mention this to you?

Man: Don't worry.
She gave as good as she got.

She didn't run away.

Why do you say that?

Something happened
in the cellar.

I heard her voice. It was...

She didn't sound right.

Have you tracked her cellphone?

Uh, her phone pinged off
the three rock mast at...

At 8:42 pm.

That was me. I __

I talked to her.

Could you just...

Please check the house again

where I last talked to her, in
the cellar, for clues, anything?

I can come up and take a look
again if you want.

What about specialists,
forensics?

It's not a criminal case.
I'm really sorry.

[ Muffled thudding 1

Steven? Come here.

How was Ellie the night...

The last night?

The same as always.

Is there anything that
you forgot to tell us

or anything strange?

We played that.

Keira: Goon

It's paint, plant-based,

so the chlorophyll shows up
as red under the uv light.

It's very old.

It's been there
since the '50s, maybe.

Do you know anything
about the house's history?

No, no. We bought it
at an auction,

house and contents.

Got it for nothing.

Couldn't really turn down
that kind of opportunity

for the kids, so...

I think, um, might have been
an elderly lady

who needed to make a quick sale
for nursing home costs.

Well, the team haven't found
anything else

that would give us cause
for concern.

I'm afraid that's all we can do
for tonight.

I'll follow up with you
in the morning.

I promise you,
we're doing everything we can.

Thanks.

I'll show you out.

Oh, god.

Steven?

What's the matter?

I wet the bed.

It's okay. Come on.

Let's get you changed.

Okay.

What happened to Ellie?

I don't know, Steven.

But whatever did happen to her,

I promise you that we will
do everything in our power

to get her back, okay?

Okay.

Keira: Okay.

Get some sleep.

Ellie: Hey, this is Ellie.

Well, I can't answer the phone
right now.

I guess I'm away.

But I'll try and get back
to you as soon as I can,

probably when I'm home.

Four.

Five.

Six.

Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

36.

You been up all night?

I couldn't sleep.

What is that?

What does it mean?
Have you thought about it?

There's these symbols
above all the doors.

And they're different,
but they're similar, right?

And this... this is on
the floor, in the cellar.

It's some kind of
mathematical equation.

We're going to get
her back, Kay. We are.

She was being bullied.

On her social media.

We didn't even notice.

It's because of me
they think she's a fraud.

They don't agree
with what she stands for

just because she's different,
doesn't want to follow the pack.

I swear those bitches...

I know, I know, I know, I...

All we can do
is we support her, okay?

It makes sense why she ran away.
It does.

I just wish she
could have talked to us, but...

I know. I feel so useless.

I want to do something,
but I don't know what.

She's definitely coming back.

I'm going to have to
go in today.

They love the pitch,
they want to meet.

Last thing we need is
the business going under

and us losing everything.

Rob: Rob Clayton.

Rob, it's Keira woods
from the auction.

Rob: You'll have to be a bit
more specific, I'm afraid.

We bought the khaos property.

Rob: Yes.
And what can I do for you, eh?

We're having some problems
with the house.

I was wondering
if you had any information

on the previous owner.

Rob: Not much.

She's the daughter
of a well-known academic

who owned the house originally.

Do you have a name or a contact?

Rob: We only dealt with
the solicitor, I'm afraid.

But leave it with me.

Okay, thank you.

Erica, I need a favor.

Shoot.

I sent you an e-mail.

Can you find out what font
or language these are

and what they mean?

Yeah, they look familiar.

- Leave it with me.
- Great.

Man: We're talking about
target demographics,

16-to 19-year-olds,
with a focus on...

Congratulations.

We just loved your
"natural selection" campaign.

Thank you.

We had a similar campaign
go viral last year

with the hashtag
#followyourheart.

Man: Wonderful campaign.

We really like the simplicity
of the competition.

Simplicity is key.

Man: Can't remember who said it.

And I am paraphrasing,
but, um...

The receptivity of the great
masses is very limited.

Their intelligence is small.

The power of forgetting
is enormous.

Nice.

Excuse me.

Hey, Keira.

It's Hebrew.
Hebrew glyphs to be exact.

So they don't mean
anything individually,

but when I put them in a certain
order, they spelled "leviathan."

Some sort of sea creature
in Jewish mythology.

Thanks.

Where's dad?

He had to work late.

What happened to your face?

Let me see.

Morton said Ellie was dead,
so I hit him.

And he hit me back.

[Typing I

Man: Delta, point vector,
sum, epsilon.

Partial one equals 1 n,
dy by dx.

One.

Two.

- Three.
- Steven: Three.

- Four.
- Four.

- Five.
- Five.

- Seven.
- Seven.

- Eight.
- Eight.

Nine.

Steven.

What are you doing?

Nothing.

Why are you doing that?
Counting?

Was I?

I thought you were
playing your game.

Yeah.

Okay.

Steven: Mom!

Steven.

Steven?

Steven?

Steven: Mom, help.

Steven.

What are you doing in there?

Steven: Help! I'm stuck!

Just a second, okay?
I'm right here.

Hang on a second.

Wait.

Steven, do you have the key?

Steven: No.

- The lock is jammed.
- It's dark, mom. I'm scared.

Hang on. I'm right here, okay?
I'm just outside.

Hang on.

Steven.

Steven?

Steven: Who are you talking to?

Where were you?

I fell asleep in the play room.

It's all right. Okay.

- What's happening?
- I thought I heard something.

Shh!

Don't move.

Steven: Mom?

Stay there.

Steven: Mom!

Keira: Steven.

Steven?

Steven: It's stuck.
I can't get it open.

Steven?

Steven?

Try pulling on the door.

Steven: I am.

Keira: The key.
What about the key?

I can't reach it.
I need to get a chair.

Keira: Hurry up.

Hurry up!

That's it.

Steven?

Hurry!

Steven: I still can't
get it to work.

- Steve, what's wrong?
- Dad!

Mom's stuck,
and I can't get her out!

Brian: All right.

He's asleep.

Finally.

What happened, Kay?

The lights went out,
I got stuck in the cellar.

There was something in there.

Something?

I heard something.

It was in there with me.

A presence.

Take a look. I dropped my phone.
It fell down the steps.

It's not there anymore,
it disappeared.

I'm sure your phone
is still there.

I also found out about
the family

that used to live here,
the fetherstons.

They all went missing.

All of them,
except their daughter.

Missing, Brian.

Just like Ellie.

- What are you trying to tell me?
- I don't know.

I just know that our daughter is
missing and something very wrong

is happening in the place
that she disappeared.

Okay.

I'm gonna go look
for your phone.

Okay?

Man: Come in.

I spraying I

I'm sorry, I'm looking
for Dr. Fournet.

- Who are you?
- Keira woods.

- I made an appointment with...
- What can I do for you?

Where did you get this?

I bought John fetherston's
family home.

It was engraved on the floor
in the cellar.

Delta, point vector,
sum, epsilon.

Partial I equals 1n, dy by dx.

Call me Remy, please.

Still haven't got used to
this whole doctor thing.

You see, I was in a car crash.

And a bang to the head.

Changed the parts of my brain
we don't usually use and, uh...

Now I'm a bloody genius.

How does that work?

Well, before the accident,

I could barely
add double numbers,

but aftennards,

I began to understand
the language of mathematics.

I began to see patterns
in everything

and somehow make sense
of the universe.

That's my magic trick.

I'm able to visualize
mathematical structures.

That's pi.
That's Hawking radiation.

And that's a quantum star.

Who was he? Fetherston?

Well, you're standing
in his old office.

He was a colleague
of ennin schrodinger,

nobel prize winner.

Cat in the box.

Yes, the cat.

Yeah, I never understood it.

It's simply his way
of illustrating

the misrepresentation
of having quantum particles

existing in two states.

The cat in the box
is either dead or alive.

But we can't tell until we open
the box to observe it,

so until we do so,
the cat is both dead and alive.

I'm sorry, did I say something?

No. No.

My daughter is missing, so...

I'm very sorry to hear that.

Please continue.

Schrodinger came to Ireland
in the '40s

to escape the Nazis and work on
his unified field theory here.

Fetherston worked closely with
him until his son became ill

and he disappeared
from academic circles.

Completely disappeared?

I mean, does anyone know
what happened to him?

Remy: No, it's a mystery.

He has a daughter, Rose,

who you must have purchased
the house from.

I don't think
she ever recovered.

She never really spoke
about what happened.

I can't quite visualize
this yet,

but at first glance,
your problem,

your equation is definitely
a representation

for a dimension or dimensions.

There seems to be one variable
that's interchangeable

for each dimension.

I'll be honest,
it's incredibly complex,

like nothing
I've ever seen before.

Can you leave it with me,
and I'll come back to you?

That would be great. Thank you.

Hey.

Hello. Keira woods.

Remy: Keira,
it's Remy fournet here.

Is everything okay?

Yes. Why?

Remy: I called you
a few times, and...

Oh, you know, I lost my phone.

I just managed
to replace it now.

Remy: That's strange.
Someone answered.

What did they say?

Remy: It was counting.

11,12,13.

I wasn't sure if you were okay
or what was going on.

- Keira?
- No. I'm okay.

Well, I wanted to let you know
that I spoke

to a colleague of mine in France
about your equation,

and he seems to think
it's related to a branch

of mathematics that was created
by alchemists

in the 12th century.

He likened it to more
of an incomplete sequence

or an unfinished incantation.

It's a very peculiar sequence,

and it does seem to refer
to dimensions,

but it's incomplete, as I said.

Sorry I can't be more help.

Well, thank you
for looking into it for me.

Remy: There is one other piece
of information.

My colleague has come across
a similar one

engraved in a house in Belgium.

An infamous house, actually,
where a family went missing,

vanished into thin air.

Keira?

Keira?

Steve, I'm going
to go talk to mom.

Okay.

Brian: Hey. You good?

I've e-mailed these to you.

These are the engravings
above the door.

They're Hebrew.
They mean leviathan.

Like I said, I don't know
what these triangles represent,

but the letters,
this is what they mean.

Look what it says. "The abyss."

Fetherston,
the man who own the place,

he called it khaos,
Greek for "chaos,"

the void before time, the abyss.

You're making huge leaps
and connections

between things
that are completely unrelated.

Look, I could tell you that
your name Keira in Greek

means "dark lord" and that
you're connected to all this.

- That's ridiculous.
- Is it?

It also means dark haired.
You get my point?

Look, the guy who owned this
house was an obsessed academic.

All of this, it's decorative.

It doesn't mean anything.

Keira: You know
better than anyone

that everything has a meaning.

Every image, every word
is doing something.

These are pieces in a puzzle.
Can't you see that?

So what are you suggesting?
What do all these symbols mean?

I don't know yet.

I got to show you something.

Look. You see?
Each step is numbered.

1to10.

All right, what about this?
Look.

I met with
a physics professor today.

He thinks it's a formula
to a different dimension,

another place, Brian.

Keira, this is
delusional thinking.

This same equation was found
in another home in Belgium,

where another family
went missing.

This is our way to get her back,
I know it.

Please, Brian, I need your help.

Okay.

Keira: Brian!

What are you doing?

Stop!

Man: Dy by dx.

One.

Two.

Six.

Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

- Ellie?
- 10.

Mom!

Keira: Steven.

There's something in there.
It looks like Ellie.

Man: 1010.10.10.

Brian: It's Ellie's.

Rob: Hi, Keira.
Rob Clayton here.

I've tracked down
Rose fetherston.

She's in a private nursing home
called St. Anthony's.

I'll put you in touch with her
carer, Ruth Collins.

Hi. Thank you for meeting.

Well, Rose agreed to it.

She's inside.

She finds it peaceful here.

She doesn't speak much.

Okay, thank you.

Hello, Rose.

It's nice to meet you.

I'm Keira.

My family moved into your house.

And now my daughter is missing.

I came here to ask you
about your father.

And about the cellar.

I know you've lost your family.

I know what that's like.
I've lost my daughter.

So if there's something
that you know,

will you please, please tell me?

Leviathan. Yes.

One of the seven
princes of hell.

Keira: What is it?

That isn't its name.

Whose name?

Rose, tell me.

My father brought it
into our world.

Your father, he was a scientist.

He was.

Until my brother Jack got sick
and science couldn't help him.

It's okay.
Please take your time.

Mathematics are supposed
to make sense of the universe.

To make order from chaos.

But all he succeeded in doing

was bringing
darkness into the world.

A darkness that has existed
since before the universe began.

Something ancient.

Something that has been known
by many names.

Where is my daughter?
She's still in the cellar.

It's not just the cellar.

It's the whole house.

Man: Hello, Keira.

One.

Two.

Hey.

Look at this.

These are the shapes
from over the doors.

Okay?

Five acute triangles.

And a Pentagon.

Okay, and there's more.

Leviathan... the sea serpent
is misdirection.

These are the Hebrew glyphs.

Over the five points.

Look.

Baphomet.

It's some sort of demon

that the occultists
and knights templar worshiped,

some sort of gatekeeper
or soldier in hell.

An ancient evil.

Brian: Look,
look at the fingers.

Just like in the painting.

And there.

Keira: "Solve coagula."

This whole house has been
designed around it.

Schrodinger's cat. That's Ellie.

Neither dead nor alive
until we find her.

Man: Delta, point vector.

- What's that?
- Sum, epsilon.

Partial 1 equals 1n, dy by dx.

- One.
- One.

Two.

Two.

That's the mathematical equation
that was on the floor.

I'm positive it's fetherston.

He's reading it out loud.

Well, what does that mean?

- I think it opens the box.
- Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

Man: 10.

- Mom!
- Steven!

Brian: Steven?

Brian.

Check upstairs.

Steven.

He's gone.

[Tapping I

[tapping I

Steven: 40.41.42.

- Shh.
- 44.

45.46.

- Do you hear that?
- 47.

Steven?

Steven!

Carry him, quickly.

Take this off.

He's so hot. Come on, Steven.
You're okay.

What happened?

Nothing. You're safe now.

- I'm thirsty.
- I'll get him some water.

Tell me, Steven,
did you see Ellie?

I don't know.

I can't remember.

It's okay, I'm sorry.

You're so hot.

Here, let me take this off.

What is it?

Nothing.

I remember.

Keira: What do you remember?

I rode the beast with
7 heads and 10 horns

50.

- Brian!
- 47.

Brian, Brian.

43.42.

41.40.

Brian.

20.19.18.

Stop it!

Please, Brian, come back to me.

9, 8, 7, 6,

5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

It's here.

Ellie!

5,002,705,001.

3,000,022.

3,000,023.

3,000,024.

Ellie?

Ellie.

3,000,027.

Ellie!

Ellie, it's mom!

Can you see me?

Come on.

You don't have to count anymore.

It's okay. Come on.

I got you. Come on.

Come on, let's go.

Come on.

Come on, let's go.

You're not coming in!

You're not taking my family!

All right.

Brian!

- You found Ellie?
- Yes.

Get Steven. Get Steven.

Mom.

Yeah.

I never stopped trying, Ellie.

I never stopped looking for you.

- Come on.
- Ellie.

Okay, we got to go.

Come on, let's go. Let's go.

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five.

Six.

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Eight.

Nine.

Keira: 19.