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♪

MULVEHILL: "...as wax melts
before the fire,

so the wicked perish
at the presence of God."

[Leland snarling]

"Behold the Cross of the Lord.

Flee, bands of enemies."

MULVEHILL:
"St. Michael the Archangel,

"prince of heavenly armies,

defend us against the spirits
of wickedness."

-[Leland moaning]
-"The Lion

"of the tribe of Judah,

the offspring of David
hath conquered."

[Leland sobbing]

[sighs]

How am I doing?

Fine. It's only a first session.

The most difficult possession

is diabolical subjugation.

You sold your soul willingly
to Satan.

That is not undone simply.

So we have to do this again?

-And again.
-How many times?

As long as it takes.

-When is our next session?
-In a month.

In the meantime, I'll assign you
a spiritual counselor:

someone who can check on you

and keep you
from evil influences.

Think of it as a sponsor
in Alcoholics Anonymous.

Maybe that should be David,
because he knows me so well.

I think that's a good idea.

And then I'll assign you
a possession help group.

People who are in
the same position

-as you.
-[phone vibrating]

LELAND [fading]:
Oh, that sounds great.

I'm finally seeing light
at the...

DUKE:
Thanks for coming to see us.

We'll just tell you
the best we can.

This is our son. Wyatt.

He's our only child.

Was our only child.

He went out to the grocery store
on September 14th at 4:33.

And he never came back.

-We contacted the police...
-You talked to the police?

MICHELLE:
We call every week.

DUKE: I think they've
gotten sick of us.

They still insist
that he's a runaway.

BEN: So he's never
contacted you again?

We don't think so.

You don't think so?

Well, someone contacted us
the next day.

Someone who sounded
like our son.

What did he say?

He was screaming.

Uh, but there was
too much interference.

We couldn't understand
what he said.

He said, "Save me."

We couldn't understand any more.

And, um,
he never called us again.

So, Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer,

we don't get involved
in police cases.

Um, we do...

...assessments, um, for...

possible, um...

We do cases that have some
demonic or spiritual component.

-Uh...
-Yes.

Usually our colleague David
is here to fill you in on this.

Explain. Yeah.

Would you, um, would you
come with me, please?

Of course.

This was Wyatt's room.

He loved writing in here.

Doing his homework.
He was a good student.

Um, we would really
love to help,

but we feel like this is more
a matter for the police.

DUKE: We called the Church
last week because

we were cleaning up in here.

MICHELLE:
Duke thought we had to move on.

We can't keep this
as a museum forever.

-[doorbell rings]
-Oh, I-I'll get that.

So I started cleaning up
in here last week.

And, uh, I found this. Yeah.

♪

A pentagram?

That's why we called you.

We took a picture, but
the police were uninterested.

Just so you know, our son was
never into the occult.

Oh, um, this is David,
who we spoke to on the phone.

We think this might have
something to do with people

who kidnapped him.

Maybe Satan worshippers...

Can I take a look
at his computer?

We don't have his password.

We found some phrase carved
into his desk.

But it didn't work.

We've tried capitalizing it all,
leaving out all the dashes,

but... none of it
made a difference.

[clamoring]

Hello.

-Hi, Mom.
-Hi.

-Hi, Mom.
-How was school?

LYNN:
Like there was this one crash

where just a small baby
survived.

[clamoring]

-Hey, Mom.
-Hmm?

Can you survive a plane crash?

Isn't everybody just dead?

Um, I guess it depends
how bad the crash is.

Does it matter if you pray?

I don't think so.

What are you doing?

Um, I'm trying to figure out
what "El Game" is.

"El Game," like Spanish?

I don't know.

Is this about your work?
Are there, like,

ghosts or something?

LEXIS:
"8-4-2-13-1."

-What is this?
-Let me see.

I don't know. It could be
someone's computer password.

I can't find anything online.

Oh, it-it's the Elevator Game.

-What?
-Oh, I bet you're right.

Those are the floors
you have to take.

I heard people die from that.

Wait, what is the Elevator Game?

It-It's a Japanese game. Look.

[typing]

[man speaking Japanese]

How do you know all this?

It's part of our education, Mom.
We're growing up.

-No, you're not!
-[laughter]

WOMAN:
Hi. Welcome to the instructions

to the Elevator Game.

If you're brave and you want
to chance it,

this is what you'll need.

A building with at least
13 floors.

And an elevator that is empty.

-Get on the elevator.
-LILA: Is this your case, Mom?

So, what's the goal
of this game?

-To end up in hell.
-What?

-Shh! Just watch the video.
-Instead, push the button

for the fourth floor.
When you arrive,

again, don't get off, but
when the doors start to close,

put your arm out and stop them
from closing all the way.

I heard that's the most
important part.

Push the button
for the second floor.

Don't get off. Instead,

push the button for the 13th
floor, and at the same time,

hold in the emergency
call button.

No, that's the most
important part.

When you arrive at the 13th,

you'll see a strange woman
get on.

Don't look at her.
Don't meet her eyes.

If you meet her eyes, you'll
never be able to leave hell.

Now, with the other woman
beside you,

push the button
for the first floor.

An alarm will sound, and you
will next find yourself

in the nether region.

It will be dark,
and in the distance

you'll see a red cross.

Get out.
Look around.

Don't stay longer
than 12 minutes.

If you do, you will be haunted.

In fact, if you do any part
of this game wrong,

you will be haunted.

Okay.
I'll just watch this later...

No, no, no! Mom, Mom. Come on.

Mom, you can't start something
and not finish it.

Many have asked:
in what way am I haunted?

There are many disagreements
about this,

but most believe you will be
haunted by all the souls

of whoever died in the building.

Okay, no, we need
to try this now.

[clamoring]

Never look the woman
in white in the eye.

And never, ever

interrupt the game
in the middle.

If you are so unfortunate
to be haunted,

paint this somewhere
in your room.

LEXIS: The woman in white
sounds really cool.

LILA: Bet there's a lot
of haunted people out there.

I bet she's killed
so many people.

-Maybe we should get this.
-Yeah.

Can we just do it,
like, anywhere?

This is Mom's job. Come on.

You know you want to try this.
Come on.

-Maybe.
-I know it,

you know it, we all know it.

Okay, Ben, yeah.

I'll meet you there in 20.
Great. Bye.

What are you guys doing?
You look like

-the Children of the Corn here.
-Ow.

We're going.

No, you're not. This is work.

That's why
we're getting involved.

Elevator Game!

ALL:
Elevator Game! Elevator Game!

Elevator Game!

Lynn, you watch the girls,
I'll pay you to babysit.

Oh, I-I wish I felt up to it.

Mom, I'm just afraid
I'm too young.

[others giggle]

Lexis, you've got your
math tutor in ten minutes.

But we don't, Mom.
We can still go.

That's not fair. Mom!

Hey, we're just smarter
than you.

Okay, stop it.

I promise I'll take you
next time, okay?

LAURA:
Let's go! Whoo!

-See ya, wouldn't want to be ya!
-[others clamoring]

Bye!

BEN: So this is the moment
he disappeared?

Yep. There he is.

He gets on the elevator, see.

KRISTEN: And you showed this
to the police?

DOORMAN:
Yep. Look. That's his floor.

-Are you guys seeing this?
-Hey, it's crazy.

-Hey, move.
-No, no, no. Girls, girls,

girls, girls, girls, girls,
we talked. We talked.

That's okay. Here.

It never opens.

And I have video of
all the other floors,

and they never open either.
And now...

This is ten minutes later.

He's gone.

-Whoa.
-He's in the nether region.

I know,
that's why I said "whoa."

He was talking to me,
not to you.

Okay, shh. What did
the police say about this?

We don't have a surveillance
camera on the top-roof floor.

They think he got off there
and then took the stairs down.

Why?

LILA:
Because they can't explain it.

He's in the nether region,
waiting for us to save him.

We got to save him, Mom!

♪

Hmm. What's this?

Your rosary.

How sweet. Just for me?

Everybody in spiritual
counseling receives one.

Open it.

-Maybe later.
-No, now.

Are you expecting me to
catch on fire or something?

I have no expectations.

Jesus looks unhappy.

Put it around your neck.

[Leland chuckling]

No-no! No! N-No.

How do I look?

I need you to pray the rosary
in the morning and at night.

Here. These are
the Joyful Mysteries.

Okay.

I have a question
about the Church for you,

my spiritual counselor.

Why is the Church so bad to
its African American members?

Last I looked-- this morning--

there are only 250 Black
priests in the United States.

That means you're rather
an oddity.

How does that make you feel?

Exceptional.

Hmm. Have you ever heard
of Father William Aitcheson?

-I have.
-Good.

I was just reading
about him this morning.

A priest in Arlington
arrested for burning crosses

in the yards of Blacks and Jews
for the Ku Klux Klan.

In 1974.

Yeah, but just four years ago,

60% of white Catholics
voted for Trump.

Only 26% of
Hispanic Catholics did.

It's about abortion.

Maybe.

Next time you're in one
of your seminary classes,

look at all the white students
around you.

That's a lot of white.

My guess is they see you
as a diversity hire.

Look at this job that
you're doing-- assessing.

There must be
a dozen other priests

that want to be assessors,

but the Church only wanted
a Black one.

It looks good.

Okay. Our time is up for today.

The thing I don't understand is,

how do you deal
with the racism here?

I'll see you again
in three days.

And leave that on.

[door closes]

-Okay, I'm pushing the buttons.
-No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

-You always...
-I'm the oldest!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Everybody out.

-Everybody out.
-[girls protesting]

-What?
-I can watch them, if you want.

LAURA:
It's not fair!

Everybody in.

-Okay, I'm pushing the buttons.
-No, no, no, it's me!

Um, only Ben pushes the buttons.

Ben the Magnificent!

Yes, the all-powerful.
Okay, here we go.

-What's first?
-Eighth floor.

-Eighth floor.
-Eight.

-[elevator dings]
-All right. Here we go!

[girls laughing]

-Okay.
-And, uh, this puts us in hell?

If no one gets on
before we finish.

-BEN: Ooh...
-[girls laughing]

-Come on.
-Okay, so we don't get off.

-We push the fourth floor.
-Oh.

-Okay. Fourth floor.
-All right.

-Here we go. Fourth floor.
-All right.

[feet stomping]

Do you feel like an idiot?

I've never stopped
feeling like an idiot

-on this job.
-[elevator dings]

Okay, we don't get off,

but when the doors start
to close, we...

GIRLS:
We put our arms out and stop it.

-Okay.
-Whoa, whoa, Mom!

-No!
-[girls clamoring]

-Mom, you have to pay attention!
-I'm sorry!

-Come on.
-I'm so sorry.

Okay. All right. Thank you.

-Now where?
-The second floor.

Second floor, here we come.

-Getting spooky!
-[girls scream, laugh]

Hell, here we come.

Okay, now the 13th.

And we push the call button
at the same time.

BEN:
Oh, there's no 13th.

Seems like the building
is superstitious.

So what do we do now,
elevator gods?

Well, I mean, the 14th floor
is technically the 13th, right?

So, we could just press the 14th
and the call button.

-LYNN: Yeah, sounds good.
-LAURA: Yeah.

BEN:
Okay.

-[alarm ringing]
-Oh.

-Oh, that's not good.
-LAURA: Oh, my God,

that is loud.

DOORMAN:
Is everything all right?

Um, yeah, sorry, we just
pushed the button accidentally.

I got somebody waiting to use
the elevator down here.

-You shush!
-I'm so sorry.

We'll be right down.

Are we going to be haunted now?

But we weren't the problem.
There was no 13th floor.

-Yeah.
-BEN: Guys, we never did this.

All right?

[girls clamoring]

What happens in the elevator...

-ALL: Stays in the elevator.
-[dings]

[girls clamoring]

We didn't go to the rooftop.
That's why it didn't work.

I think we push the 12th floor,
not the 14th.

Maybe, maybe it was
the 12th floor.

Don't do that.

It works.

What works?

The Elevator Game.
That's what you're doing, right?

Don't.
It's not safe.

They were in love.
Wyatt and Felicia.

She was my best friend.

Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom,
stop, stop.

Do you know what
happened to her?

Lynn, shh.

Do you know what
happened to her?

CAROLINE: Are you guys
investigators or something?

And a singing group.

We are looking
into Wyatt's disappearance.

He played the game.

So it's true?

He and Felicia were into it.

She was in love with him.

And then Wyatt was just gone.

He was playing the game,
but he never came back.

That's why Felicia wanted
to ride the elevator here:

to do the same thing.

So, she disappeared, too?

Well, the police think
they ran off together.

But she didn't want to end up
like her boyfriend,

so she was on the phone
with me the whole time,

in case something went wrong.

Do you want to hear it?

-Yes.
-Yes, absolutely.

FELICIA: Okay, I'm hitting
the first button.

That's Felicia. I waited
in the lobby while she went up.

FELICIA:
Okay, now the fourth floor.

CAROLINE:
Be careful, Felicia, okay?

FELICIA:
Nothing's happening yet.

But if anything does,
tell my parents I love them.

CAROLINE:
Don't be so melodramatic.

You're going to be fine.

FELICIA: Okay, I don't know what
to do. There's no 13th floor.

CAROLINE:
Okay, come back down.

FELICIA:
No, wait, hold on.

Let me think.

What would Wyatt do?
What would...

[call breaking up]

CAROLINE:
Felicia? Say it again.

-I couldn't hear you.
-FELICIA: Hello?

I said, press two,
and then the call button.

I got it, I got it!

CAROLINE:
Felicia, what's going on?

[clicks]

That's it? No...

[Felicia screaming]

[phone beeps]

-[girls clamoring]
-We're heading home.

-We're heading home.
-No! Ow, ow, ow.

-Shh! I don't want to go home.
-Home, home, home.

We have to figure
this out, Mom.

I have a thought.

I have a friend I can ask.

I-I'll see you later.

-Okay, bye.
-All right.

[overlapping chatter]

LAURA:
We should get ice cream!

[chatter fades]

-[door closes]
-[line ringing]

Hey, Vanessa.

Can we talk?

God is bigger
than your troubles.

He is bigger
than the world's troubles.

He is bigger than this.

Okay, effective use of gestures.

David?

It's widely acknowledged that
America's original sin is race,

is slavery.

-America's tremendous wealth...
-David,

I thought your homily
was on God's love.

It is. I'm just starting
from a position of race.

Ah. I like you're trying to
address today's problems today.

The only worry is how

controversy for
controversy's sake is perceived.

This is not controversy
for controversy's sake.

Well, you might want to tinker
with the opening.

"Race" is one of those words
that can

shut people's minds
to your real message.

But... race is my real message.

[chuckles]
I'll reserve judgment.

Please.

[indistinct chatter nearby]

[Kevin laughs]

What?

They will never let you
deliver that.

They'll whittle away at it
until you're saying

"God is love."
[laughs]

[David laughs]

David, third year.

Kevin, fourth year.

You're the one who's never
in class.

Yeah, they have me doing
some assessing.

Mm. You're being groomed.

For?

Being a figurehead.

The great Black hope
of the Catholic Church.

[Kevin chuckles]

I'm getting some people
together tonight.

Some, uh, renegade Catholics.

Why don't you come?

Uh... sure.

Okay, I'm here.
What do you want?

A minute.

Ben, you don't call me
for a month.

Then out of the blue...

And-and I want to apologize.

Okay. You're forgiven.
Take care.

[sighs]

The Elevator Game.

The Ansolina apartments.
Upper West Side.

One kid disappeared a year ago.

His girlfriend
one month after that.

How do you know it was
the Elevator Game?

The best friend of the girl
recorded it on an iPhone.

This is just about the case
and not about us.

I know.

What kind of recording?

Audio.

Did they get
to the nether region?

Not sure.
You want to hear it?

FELICIA: Hello? I said, press
two, and then the call button.

I got it, I got it!

CAROLINE:
Felicia, what's going on?

[Felicia screaming]

What do you think?

Are you coming?

Yeah.

MILA:
Behold the Ansolina.

In 1907, one of
the premier buildings

on the Upper West Side,
and one of the most haunted.

323 people died here during
the 1918 Spanish Flu

and they were stored in the cool
of the subbasement

until they could be collected.
They still haunt it.

Isn't there a story
about the elevator?

MILA: Thank you for asking.
In 1963, a 14-year-old girl

was taking her dog for a walk.

She got on the elevator, but her
dog ran out the closing doors.

She tried to stop the elevator
from going down,

but she got stuck in the doors.

She struggled to get out,

but at that moment,
the elevator dropped.

That's right.
Cut her in half.

She lived for ten minutes,
and the legend is

she kept calling for her dog,
"Tiffany! Tiffany!"

Ever since then, residents
of the building hear her,

crawling down the halls,
pulling herself along.

And they called her
the Teke-Teke Girl,

because that's the sound
she makes at night.

"Teke... teke... teke,"

as she uses her nails

to drag herself along the halls.

You can take pictures now.

[train clacking]

And that is why they call her
the Teke-Teke Girl.

That's the sound
that her fingernails make

as she crawls along the hall.

-[train horn blowing]
-Wow, I don't know what to say.

That's some story.

So Vanessa thinks we need
to finish the game,

or we'll be haunted.

By who?

Uh, by the Teke-Teke Girl.

But how do we finish the game
if there's no 13th floor?

[water running, stops]

[clanging in distance]

[clanging continues]

[water running, stops]

[swallows, exhales]

[clanging in distance]

[clanging continues]

[clanging grows louder]

[tinny clicking]

-Mom!
-Fuck! [laughs]

Oh, Jesus Christ.

-Sorry.
-No, no, no.

I was almost done with this.
Just heading out.

Actually, would you mind, um,
staying for another hour?

So-- I-I need to go...
do something.

-Sure.
-Great.

-Uh, sweetheart?
-Yeah?

Um, I want to keep doing this,
watching the kids.

I only worry about driving home
late at night.

Oh, my gosh. You go.
I'll stay home.

No, no, that's-that's not
what I meant.

I... I was wondering
if I-I could

put a bed out in your office
for next time.

That way I could be close by
if you need me.

I mean, it doesn't have
to be permanent.

Just, you know,
when it gets late like this.

Yeah, I'll-I'll think about it.

Okay. Okay. Thank you.

I... I just really want to be
close to my granddaughters.

It's, um, something that
my therapist suggested, so...

[elevator whirs]

[dinging]

[whirring stops]

[clacking]

[light clattering in distance]

[clattering]

[rhythmic clattering]

[button clicking]

[raspy groaning]

[raspy exhale]

[gasps]

[panting]

[hissing]

[whimpering]

Help!

Help me!

[straining]

[hissing]

-[shrieks]
-Help! Somebody help me!

-[shrieking]
-I'm stuck!

[shrieking]

[banging]

Help!

[panting]

-[hissing]
-[screaming]

[gasping]

♪

Kurt, it's Kristen.
Sorry, this is an emergency.

Your prescription, it's supposed
to stop hallucinations.

Yeah, it's not.
It's causing more.

KEVIN:
Brother David.

You came.

Okay.

Time to thrust you into
the middle of an argument.

You ready?

Yeah. Sounds like
the perfect end to my day.

You're a fig leaf for them.

KEVIN:
Oh, my God, here we go.

Well, what would you call it?

These PWIs like
the Catholic Church.

They laugh at you
thinking you can change them.

And whenever someone
calls them out on being racist,

they point to the both
of you, saying,

"Oh, look,
we've got Black priests."

And what do you do, Logan?
Every time I see you,

you're on to another cause,
another savior.

You don't like something,
you just quit.

What's wrong with that?

You don't take
any responsibility.

You're all for Bernie Sanders.
Then he's a sellout.

BLM is "virtue signaling,"
so you just go on to the next.

You just join
and quit, brother.

No, no, no.
I don't owe my allegiance

to anyone
who doesn't deserve it.

I'm not a pawn. I'm not
someone who allows myself

to be represented by something
I don't believe in.

But I believe in it.

The Catholic Church?

And God.
Jesus Christ, His son.

Peter, the rock.
The Nicene creed.

The whole nine yards.

Oh, my God. [laughs]

What a step up.

Uncle Tom becomes Father Tom.

-[others gasping]
-Whoa, whoa, whoa, I got him.

I got him.

LOGAN:
Get off me...

You all right, man?

I... I'd better go.

Yeah.

It was nice seeing everyone.

Hey.

Peace. I'm on your side.

I just have a question.

I'm not in the mood
to talk, man.

I believe in God.
I believe in Christ.

I'm a minister in a
Gospel Church here in Queens.

The Gospel Four Square. On 17th.

Come there and you'll be home.

What the Catholic Church
doesn't do, we do.

♪

There is no 13th floor.

So how do we continue the game
if there's no 13th floor?

Have you tried stopping the
elevator between the floors?

Yes, I have.

-You did?
-Yeah.

What happened?

Nothing.

Maybe they renumbered the
floors so no one would play.

Good luck.

So what are you thinking?

I don't know.

David, I'm worried
about your homily.

Just try to couch the
racial language more carefully.

-Race incites.
-It loses its teeth

if I couch it, Father.

This is a homily you're giving
to a real parish.

At a real Mass.

I know. That's why
I'm using it as a real test.

Uh, a real test of...?

God's message of peace.

You have a high regard
for yourself

and-and your worth
to the Church?

I do.

[dings]

FELICIA: Okay, I don't know what
to do. There's no 13th floor.

Hold on. Let me think.

What would Wyatt do?
What would...

Yeah, what would he do? No 13.

CAROLINE: Felicia? Say it again.
I couldn't hear you.

FELICIA:
Hello? I said,

press two,
and then the call button.

Okay, she pushes the second
floor and the call button.

"Press two and the call button."

Number one and number three: 13.

It's not the floor two.

It is two buttons.

[elevator whirs]

[dinging]

[whirring stops]

[whirring resumes]

What the hell?

[soft clattering nearby]

Hello?

Hello?!

[soft clicking]

Hello?

Hello. Hey.

Hey. Hey. Hey.

Hey.

[yells]

[bugs clicking]

No.

♪

No. No. No. No.

No! No! No.

No.

♪

[button clicking]

[straining]

[straining]

[panting]

♪

So, they didn't whittle down
your homily?

Nope, they tried.

[chuckles]
Good for you.

So the Church isn't
as racist as it could be.

Yeah, looks that way.

No, you know why they didn't
whittle it down?

They didn't need to.

[chuckles]
That's your Mass.

KAY: On this, the Sixth Week of
Ordinary Time, I've asked one

of our most passionate
seminarians

to offer the homily.

He's only two months away
from ordination,

so please offer him
your support.

David.

It's widely acknowledged

that America's original sin
is race,

is slavery.

America's tremendous wealth was
built on the labor of people

that were kidnapped
from their homeland

and sold into bondage.

-Thank you so much. Bless you.
-That was great. Thank you.

Oh, wait, is it all right
to hug you?

That was really good.

Throwing some sharp elbows
there, Father David. I liked it.

Well, I had to keep
the throng awake.

And all 20 of them
really perked up.

Leland.

I just had to show my support
for my spiritual counselor.

[snickers]

[phone vibrating]

Oh, that's Ben.
He's been trying to call me.

-Hello? Ben?
-BEN: Kristen, hey, it's me.

-Hello?
-Hello?

[Ben shouting indistinctly]

-Kristen!
-Ben!

What?

That's weird. That's the fifth
time he's tried to call.

He called me three times, too.

He was supposed to meet me here.

What do you think is going on?

When is the last time
you saw him?

Uh, last night.
Discussing the Elevator Game.

Kristen! Kristen!

Can you hear me?

Can you hear me?!

That is not good.

So how long did it take you two?

Wyatt died first, right?

Right.

He was probably down here
a month before Felicia

came through that door, hmm?

He thought he'd finally been
saved when the elevator arrived.

He yelled for her
to keep the door open,

but she wasn't thinking
fast enough.

And why would she?
Because...

elevators come
when you call them!

She held him.

For another month
as she starved.

She probably even
fought off the bugs.

And here I am,
without anyone to hold.

And the swarm of bugs
will get me, too.

ABBEY:
I'm here with you.

Yeah, that's all I needed.

Ben, Ben, Ben.

I'm here to comfort you.

Oh, my God. What a nightmare.

[grunting]

[yelling]

[speaking Urdu]

[Ben yells]

[continues in Urdu]

How do you know that?

Because your grandma always
told you that as a child.

In Gharsana, remember?

Remember what it means?

"The dead are tortured
in their graves

to the point that animals
can hear them."

It is a hadith.

Ugh, what a horrible thing
to tell a child.

She wanted me to stay observant.

[chuckles]
And how did that work out?

Come on, Ben, get comfortable.

Lie down next to me, peacefully.

And use your last ten percent
to write your will.

CAROLINE: Say it again.
I couldn't hear you.

FELICIA:
Hello?

I said, press two,
and then the call button.

-Did you try pressing "two"?
-Mm-hmm.

And the call button.

Exactly like Ben
to come back here

and try and figure it out.

So if it's not the second floor,
what is it?

[phone buttons clicking]

ABBEY:
That's so sweet.

"Karima, I love you."

And you know what's great?

It makes people feel bad
when you're dead.

They worry they didn't treat you
well enough when you were alive.

-So good job.
-Shh!

Oh, tell him how you
accepted Christ at the end.

That'll fuck with his head.

Aw. "Kristen,

I'm going to miss you
most of all."

That's good.

Maybe you can give them
something to remember you by.

Your corpse covered with bugs.

I'll take your picture
when you're dead.

[panting]

[reciting dua in Arabic]

Oh, my God.

This is the height
of hypocrisy. Seriously?

You know why you're helpful?

Me?

Yeah.

I know what I'm
fighting against.

-[continues in Arabic]
-[elevator dings]

[door opens]

Ben?

Keep the elevator open!

Oh, you got me, you found me.

[crying]

Ben.

You're okay now, buddy.
You're okay, Ben.

You're okay.

You're okay.

♪