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Daddy...

You came early.

Daddy, where's the car?

Mommy?

Mommy?

Father Brian?

Sorry to disturb.

Yes... of course.

Come in, Katherine.

Sit down.

Thank you, Dawn.

Mr. Walsh tells me that your recital

is coming along very, very nicely.

I'm sorry that I won't be around to see it.

But I'm sure that

you'll enjoy performing for your friends

and your parents all the same, won't you?

Where are you going?

I have some personal business in Albany.

How long does it take to get to Albany?

Oh... a couple of hours

by train.

So, about the same exact time

to come back, then, I guess.

Katherine...

Are you concerned about something?

No.

I mean I just wish you could stay

and see my performance.

That's all.

Well, I'm sorry, but this time,

it just can't be helped.

When do you come back?

After the break

like everyone else, I should imagine.

Is something funny?

Funny?

No.

Why?

You smiled a little.

I did?

Yes.

You did.

Oh.

No.

I was just thinking to say

I hope you have a fun time in Albany.

Headache, you say?

Yeah...

And my throat kind of hurts when I swallow.

You poor thing.

It would be a shame to be sick over the break.

I know.

Here you are, dear.

So, you really think I should tell him?

Rose, of course you have to tell him.

It's like half his. It's half his problem anyway.

No it isn't. Not really.

Well, it should be.

He's the one that got you into this situation

in the first place.

He knew exactly what he was doing.

Like I didn't? He was doing it to me

and I was liking it.

Don't laugh. It's so not funny.

Besides, it's only been four days.

I could still get it.

You think you're gonna tell your parents?

Of course

everyone is excited to have your parents come and

tour the classrooms and share your life

here at Bramford with them.

But that doesn't mean there's gonna be any change

when it comes to conduct expectations.

If anything, conduct is more important today

than any other day because

today we are all here representing Bramford.

That means you are representing

all of the young women who came before you

and all the young women who will follow you

after you've moved on.

Sound good?

Sounds good.

And if I don't see you before you leave,

have a great week off

and we'll see you back on the 22nd.

Rose!

Where are you going?

I was just gonna check out some of there performance.

- Are you okay? - Yeah. Of course.

Where are your parents?

They're waiting inside, so I'd better go.

Okay, well, I'll see you next week then.

Okay?

Katherine, have you checked your cellular phone?

Maybe they called there.

I don't have one yet.

They said maybe for my birthday.

Oh.

Well...

You know, bad weather coming in all over the East Coast, and

maybe they got caught up in that.

Planes get delayed...

And Rose? What about you?

I thought we got out on Friday,

so I told my parents to come on Friday.

Guess I spaced out.

Were you able to reach them?

Yeah.

It just may take a day or so to change their plans.

A day...

Yeah, 'cause

they were planning on coming on Friday, so they'll

probably still come on Friday.

Oh, well...

All right, well, Ms. Prescott and Ms. Drake

will be here in any case.

Now, do you hear that, Katherine?

It happens that parents get confused, and

worst case is they come on Friday

and everyone goes home and has a really nice break anyway.

After all, we can't let you live here.

Rose...

Would you look after Kat until her parents arrive?

I actually haven't been feeling very well.

No?

I have a really sore throat.

I was gonna stay in bed.

Oh.

Well...

Uh, Ms. Prescott,

you will call Mr. Cornish in a few hours

both on his home phone and his mobile, won't you?

Of course we will.

Sound good?

Katherine...

Sounds good.

Hey... Dad, uh...

It's me.

Just...

Just calling to see where you and Mom are

and if you're coming.

I guess you can call the school.

Okay.

Bye.

Dear Lord, thank you for this meal

that you have placed in front of us on this night...

You know I'm not babysitting you tonight, right, freshman?

Mr. Gordon said you're supposed to stay with me.

Yeah, but what's he gonna to do?

Bust me for not being at school over vacation?

Mr. Gordon said...

"Mr. Gordon said. Mr. Gordon said."

What are you, a freaking recording?

Where are you going?

Me?

Nowhere.

And if the Sisters say anything

just tell them I wasn't feeling well

so I'm staying in bed.

You do know about the Sisters, don't you?

Know what?

You know they are wigs, right?

You know that they have no hair on their bodies?

No hair anywhere?

Next time, check their eyebrows.

Totally fake.

The real ones

burnt right off.

That's not true.

You didn't hear about Jen Darling's sister?

Graduated three years ago.

She walked in on them one night

worshiping the devil.

Yeah.

Who told you?

Don't come in my room, okay?

And don't touch my shit.

There's someone in here.

We're sorry, but the number you have dialed

has been disconnected or is no longer in service.

If you feel that you may have reached this recording in error...

Hey... are you okay?

You can't be warm enough in that jacket.

Are you waiting for someone?

Can we give you a lift somewhere?

You've gotta be freezing.

Where're you heading?

We're gonna go get back out on the highway,

and then we're gonna head east a little while.

How 'bout you. You heading someplace?

Portsmith.

Sure.

I know Portsmith.

I'm parked right over there.

My wife's waiting in the car. See? Right there.

My name's Bill.

What's your name?

Joan.

My name's Joan.

Jone... Nice.

Nice name.

Bill... what are you doing?

Just trying to help.

Come on.

We'll take her to the next gas station.

I'm trying to help.

Call me later. Okay?

I don't have my phone.

So, that's it?

Stop saying that.

What am I supposed to say?

Nothing.

I'll take care of it.

Can you at least let me drive you there?

No. No way.

Be careful.

Okay?

Careful...

Yeah, right.

Idiot.

Sounds good.

Katherine?

Hello?

It's Bill

from the bus station.

Do you mind if I come in?

I just wanted to see how you're doing.

I see you're up, at least.

So...

I guess you were pretty zonked out there, huh?

You slept for almost four hours in the back seat.

I'm sorry.

For what?

First rule...

You don't apologize to me, young lady.

I'm happy to help. Okay?

I'm sorry.

Okay.

Why are you doing this?

Doing what?

Helping me so much.

Do you believe in God, Joan?

No.

No? Just like that?

No.

Ever tried to look for Him?

It's strange...

People think you look for Him in some book

or in a church or a statue.

Maybe even a candle flame...

But that's not how it works for me.

I look for Him in the unlikely things that happen.

Little coincidences.

And when I saw you sitting at that bus station

you reminded me so much of someone.

Someone I haven't seen in a long time.

And then... when you said you were going to Portsmith...

...well...

A coincidence like that, I just can't ignore it.

So, strange as it may sound...

I guess I saw God in you.

Are you going to Portsmith, too?

No, not exactly.

Linda and I are headed to the town just before it.

We're going to Bramford.

Do you know Bramford?

When do we leave?

What's that?

When do we leave?

What's your hurry?

Where's your wife?

She's sleeping.

Why?

Well...

Hopefully we can

get out of here first thing in the morning.

I, uh...

Bet you're pretty hungry.

Well, there's a restaurant next door.

Why don't you get dressed and come down and have some dinner?

Thank you.

Okay.

Do you know how much trouble I could get into for this?

Do you need a towel?

So, what were you doing down there?

Were you sleepwalking?

Do you sleepwalk? Is that what that was?

Hello?

Uh-huh.

What about your parents?

Did they call?

They're not going to call.

They just got confused.

Like your parents?

Mm-hmm.

But your parents didn't get confused.

You told them not to come so you could go on a date.

It wasn't a date.

It wasn't?

- No, it wasn't. - What was it?

It was nothing.

Mr. Gordon said you were supposed to look after me.

I know what Mr. Gordon said.

Mr. Gordon said worst case they'd be here by friday.

- Yeah, I know what he said. - But now it's too late.

Too late for what?

They're dead.

What?

That is an awful thing to say.

You shouldn't say things like that.

You shouldn't say things like that.

Okay? It's just not funny.

You smell pretty.

You should go to bed.

Just go to bed, and then when you wake up in the morning,

you're gonna be okay.

All right?

They'll be here on Friday. They're already on their way.

That's it. Okay?

That's it.

You should go to bed now.

Is there anything else I can get you?

No.

You had your chance.

There she is.

Linda has a extra coat.

It's a lot warmer than yours

and she won't mind if you borrow it.

She's gonna be along any minute.

Thank you.

So, Portsmith, huh?

Is that your home?

Your mom and dad?

No.

No?

Friends? Someone?

Someone.

Well, that's better than having no one, isn't it?

They changed the decor of this place a few years ago.

Used to be more of a... kids place.

Famous for their chicken noodle soup.

That's how we came by it, anyway.

Linda and I used to spend a lot of time here with our daughter.

Remember I told you that you, uh, reminded me of somebody?

Well...

You reminded me of her.

My daughter.

She'd be right about your age by now.

We lost her nine years ago.

Nine years, uh... tomorrow, actually.

And it's okay. We-we do okay.

It's difficult, but, uh...

You know what they say. "Time heals all wounds".

And little by little, it does get easier.

Except around this time of year when we go and lay flowers

on the anniversary.

I've got a picture.

Here.

That's my Rose.

She's pretty.

Yes, she is. Isn't she?

Have you decided?

Oh, uh... Yes, I've decided.

Joan, have you decided?

Excuse me.

Oh, there you are.

Look, we've got some, uh,

really bad weather coming in over night,

and if we don't get on the road tonight

we're gonna be snowed in tomorrow,

maybe the day after.

They're gonna pack up our food for us.

So why don't you grab it and meet me out front?

Okay?

Thank you.

What did he tell you?

Did he tell you about our daughter?

When he told you about our daughter, he said...

"have"... didn't he?

We have a daughter.

Ve...

Ve...

He told you you remind him of her.

He actually said that to you, didn't he?

It's okay.

Poor thing.

Tries to say that to everyone.

Of course I never see it.

Of course it isn't true.

But...

Still sometimes I try.

I saw it once.

I was at the supermarket alone

and I was standing

in the middle of a long aisle, all by myself,

when a girl came around the corner.

She was looking at a low shelf for something.

She was about 15.

She had

her money held tightly in her hand

like children do.

I guess school had gone back already.

The weather had turned cold.

She was just in her

uniform skirt and sneakers with no socks.

Her knees were pink

almost red from the cold.

But what did she know?

She had her hair in a ponytail

and I could see the roots

being pulled back from her ears.

You don't look anything like her.

It's strange.

I can't see you at all.

Okay.

Well, what did they say?

What did they say?

He said it's all right.

What's all right? Who says?

He says I can't live here.

But I can... with him.

Who's "he"?

You know who.

No, I don't know.

Mr. Gordon...

...silly.

He's the headmaster.

Oh.

You smell pretty.

Dear Lord, thank you for this meal

that you have placed in front of us on this day.

Katherine.

Yes, ma'am?

Is there something wrong?

No, ma'am.

In that case,

kindly repeat grace for the rest of us.

Dear Lord, um...

Thank you for this meal that you have placed

in front of us that...

...and for which we are truly...

Katherine!

Oh, mercy!

Is she okay?

She's fine.

Did Mr. Gordon call?

Why on Earth would the headmaster call here?

I dunno, to...

To say that they were all right?

Her parents.

Of course they are all right.

And Katherine is all right as well.

Thank you, Ms. Drake.

Here, drink this, dear.

Katherine?

Get your hands off me, cunt.

Ms. Drake... the telephone, please.

Certainly, dear.

You ought to be ashamed of yourself.

You will look at me when I am talking to you.

Ms. Prescott, a word, please.

He really did say he'd come.

He'll come and he'll say he as wrong.

This time he'll say that I can live here.

He's the headmaster.

Rose, come out here, please.

I will kindly ask you to shovel the path between the houses.

Shovel it down to the earth.

Me?

Why me?

What did I do? She's the one who called you...

Mr. Gordon will be arriving later this afternoon.

Mr. Gordon?

What happened?

Down to the earth... please.

Are you all right?

Uh, yes.

They should be over this way.

Huh.

Ms. Prescott!

Hello?

Mommy?

Dad?

Hi, baby girl.

Dad?

Katherine.

Who-who is it?

Hello?

They're not coming.

Kill... the cunts.

...they are wigs, right?

You know that they have no hair on their bodies?

No hair anywhere?

Next time, check their eyebrows.

Totally fake.

The real ones

burnt right off.

You didn't hear about Jen Darling's sister?

Graduated three years ago.

She walked in on them one night

worshiping the devil.

Hi.

You can stay here with me.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Katherine?

Katherine?

Oh, Jesus Christ.

Hey!

Hey, drop it!

Hey, h-hey!

Hey, dro... Hey, drop it.

D-drop it.

Drop the knife!

Drop the knife, God damn it!

This is your last warning! I will shoot you!

Drop the knife!

Hail Satan.

Hail Satan.

I said drop the knife!

Did you tell her?

Did you tell her all about it?

Please, Linda.

When you meet these people, do you say it?

Do you say that she was murdered?

Please!

No, you don't.

You don't say

that when she was found they had to do a blood test

to see if her head matched the body.

- That's enough! - Just focus on the road.

Don't touch me!

Can you please pull over?

Huh? What was that?

I think I'm gonna be sick.

Are you all right back there?

Please pull over.

All right. Hold on.

Hold on.

No, please. Just go past it.

- We're not stopping here. - Hold on, hold on.

God damn it, Bill! Don't stop here!

Okay.

Here we go.

Katherine?

Shh.

There you are.

You are not wanted here.

I say

you will go from this place.

You will leave here.

You will leave this poor girl

and you will never come back.

I command that you leave this place.

I command that you go out.

I command that you go out!

By the power of Christ I command you!

I command you to leave this girl

and never come back!

I command you to go out!

Don't go.