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One star.

Oh, hello. Hey, hello, hello, hello,
hello, hello, hello. Okay, wait a sec, just a

sec. Hold on, hold on. Sorry.

How's your mom? Uh, same, yeah. She
hasn't eaten in two days, and I'm sorry, Evie.

Yeah, how are you holding up? Um, I don't
know. I kind of just… I want it to be

over. Is that bad to say?

Yeah, I understand it. Yeah, I just want
to get out of here too, to be honest. What

about Darren? Like, where is he at? Is he
helping out at all? Uh, not really. Okay,

what's his number? Like, can you text it
to me because I need to call this guy? He

needs to step up. He can barely take care
of himself. At least drop off some food,

you know, if he answers his phone. I
should have listened to you a year ago. I know,

you know, I hate to say I told you so,
but I told you so. How's you and Deb? Uh,

good, yeah. We're good. We're thinking of
getting a cat, actually. Okay, yeah, wait,

I know what you need: a lobotomy.

A Waterloo meatball sub. That's the
seventh I think you've said that every day this

week. I guess I just miss it. Then visit
it. It's been what, 10 years? Uh, five,

first of all, and you're out of town.
Remember, you're going sicko mode in Punta

Cana. It's a wedding. Everyone drinks at
a wedding. I told you that. Okay, well,

you can visit too, you know. It goes both
ways. I don't know. You, I don't really

have any interest in London.

I'd mostly be going to see you.

Yeah.

You know, I could take some time off,

come help you out for a week.

No, no, no, no.

Thank you.

Really?

You sure?

No, I'm fine.

I don't mind.

Because I could...

Yeah, no, totally.

Okay.

I'm fine.

I really am.

Okay.

We could also skip this week if you want.

Are you kidding?

This is the only thing keeping me sane
right now.

Okay, because that is so funny.

I was actually thinking the exact
opposite for me.

Like, some of these stories, man,
freaking crazy.

If they were true...

You believed in some.

I could tell, okay?

Like that one caller who...

Hold on.

That one caller was addicted to playing
Ouija board by herself.

That's because that was true.

You saw the news clip.

A ghost didn't put her in that water tank.

The poor girl was depressed.

Who knows?

All right.

Who knows?

So, what are we talking about this
episode?

You're going to love this.

I got...

something juicy for you. Ooh, do tell.
Let's wait until we start recording because

I want to get your authentic reaction to
this. Can't wait. Okay. Oh, by the way,

there's like new intro and outro music.
I'm going to use it for this episode. Is

that, that's cool. You want to hear it?
No, I'll just hear it in the edit. I'm

going to play it anyway. Okay. I'm ready
to start recording when you are. Welcome

to another episode of the undertone
podcast, where we talk about all things creepy.

I'm your in-house skeptic Evie Babich,
and I'm joined by my co-host and Santa Claus

believer, Justin Manuel. New episodes
every Friday, anywhere you get your podcasts.

So without further ado, Justin says he
has a real treat for us today. Tell us what

it is, kiddo. Uh, yeah, sure kiddo. And
for the record, I never believed in Santa

Claus, not even.

when I was six years old, okay?

All my gifts said, made in China.

Everyone outsources, even Santa.

Okay, well, my house didn't even have a
chimney, so how do you explain that?

Oh, that's easy.

He crawled in through your mom's window.

Oh, wait a second.

That explains why I never saw Dad and
Santa at those Christmas parties.

Okay, so in our last episode, we talked
about the mysterious I Feel Wonderful blog

video that allegedly caused 92 of its
viewers to kill themselves after watching it,

but not before slicing off their ears and
mailing them to the blog website's

headquarters in Palo Alto.

Wait, stop.

Oh, my God, Evie.

What? It's fake.

Can you please just stop it, please?

No, Justin, it's been debunked.

Please.

Okay, fine.

You're no fun.

Did you stop it?

I'm plugging my ears.

No, it's stopped.

Okay, good.

It's stopped.

Anyways, as I was saying, after the last
episode, I was checking our podcast emails

and got a weird one from an address I
didn't recognize. Their email was just a

bunch of random letters. The subject line
was "lol" in caps, and get this, 10 audio

files attached! What did the message say?
Okay, it was just descending letters and

an upside-down smiley face. Send it to me,
please.

Please. Okay, thanks. All right, here we
go. Sent to toneman at tenant. What does

that mean? Yeah, that beats me.

Weird. Looks like a kid sent this. I know,
right? But it's a virus. Okay, that's

what I thought too, but then I said,
screw it, and I actually clicked the first

file. Brave, brave!

What happened? It was a phone recording
from a young couple, and I listened for a

bit, and then I decided, you know, save
it for the podcast, and we can play all 10

of them together and listen live. Done!
Yeah, save it for the pod, but first let me

put on my logic insanity hat. Oh, right,
the one I got. You all right? So, from

what I gather, the girlfriend's name is
Jessa, and I haven't heard the boyfriend's

name yet, but let's have a listen to the
whole file. Okay, you ready? Ready. File

number one, here we go. Um, so Jessa has
been talking in her sleep pretty much

every night. Um, but she doesn't believe
me, so I'm going to… you, you, you, you,

you, you, you.

I do not talk in my sleep.

You are talking right now when you should
be going to sleep.

I can't sleep with that thing.

There.

Let me see.

It's still recording.

No, it's not.

You're such a liar.

Come on.

I have an early morning.

Let's get some sleep.

Good night, Bubba.

Good night, Bubba.

Can you just...

Can you tickle my head a little?

You know, I see a little bump of sound
about four hours in.

Let's get to that part.

The bridge is falling down, falling down,
falling down.

And the bridge is falling down, my fair
lady.

Well, I guess that proves that she's not
only talking in her sleep, but singing in

it, too.

The file goes on for a couple more hours,
but there's no big bumps.

So let's play file number two.

So, Jessa believes me now?

I'll charge my phone.

Good night good night, but I'm gonna skip
to the bump in the waveform again

Yes, sir

what are you doing come back to bed
that's it sleepwalking yeah sounds like it what

was he listening to sounded like london
bridge but in reverse yeah i thought so too

okay hold on i think i heard something
else let's play it back what are you doing

come back to bed i couldn't hear anything
what did you hear the killer is out my

kill my kill my kill listen i'm gonna
play it again

Yes, sir.

What are you doing?

Fuck, Justin!

Sorry.

It's fine.

Well, let's get back into character.

Okay.

So, did you hear it?

Hear what?

Mike kill all.

No, I didn't hear it.

Are you kidding? It's right there, Evie.

I don't doubt that you heard it, but I
would just chalk it up to audio apophenia.

Uh, small words, please, Evie.

You're creating meaning from random
sounds.

Okay. I can clearly hear the words, Mike
kill all.

It's a super old song. Are you implying
there was hidden messages in it?

Oh, because that's never happened before.

Let me just search something up really
quick.

Hold on.

Okay, yeah.

See, look, found something already.

Eleanor of Province.

Queen Consort of England in the Middle
Ages.

She financed the construction of the
London Bridge, and all nine of her children

died in childhood.

She feared that the bridge would collapse
if she didn't sacrifice children to it,

so she ordered the builders to bury
orphaned children alive in the bridge's

foundation.

Do you really believe that happened?

Well, she was the Queen Consort, Evie.

People would have to obey her if they
wanted to keep their heads.

Justin, any old children's song can be
interpreted in messed up ways.

Like, rock-a-bye baby on the treetop.

The baby literally falls to his death in
that song.

You know what?

Do me a favor and search up Baba
Blacksheet.

My mom used to sing that to me when I was
a kid.

And found something.

Why am I not surprised?

Okay, so people have heard a hint message
here, too, so let's test this out

ourselves.

So let's test this out ourselves.

see if we can hear it i'm downloading the
song right now and i'm gonna play it in

reverse you ready come on you're telling
me you didn't hear that not at all all

right well look i found an article in
this song baba black sheep okay spill it so

it's apparently about a sheep farmer
whose sheep all turned out black but black

wool was useless at the time because it
couldn't be dyed other colors so this

farmer had nothing to sell come winter
and him and his family starved to death

until the villagers found his sheep
eating their bodies so all children's songs are

about children dying fucked up things
happening to kids not even that i think it's

about kids suffering for the things
adults do what's the point of it all maybe to

warn kids that adults do messed up you
things, and they should beware of them.

They're cautionary tales, right? Okay,
agree to disagree there. Let's listen to the

next one, all right? File number three.
Mike? Mike? Do you hear that?

Shall we some water?

His name is Mike.

Evie.

Mike kill all.

Um, yeah, can we take a break?

What? Yeah, sure.

I mean, yeah, no, what time is it?

Should we call it a night?

Um, continue tomorrow?

Are you good?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

Oh, wait, actually, I can't do tomorrow.

Uh, what about Tuesday?

Yeah, yeah, that works.

Um, sorry, can you, uh, can you send me
the Boba Black Sheep song?

Sure, yeah, you really didn't hear
anything?

No, no, I didn't.

Weird.

All right, I'm gonna email it to you.

You should try slowing it down.

And you'll hear it, I'm sure.

Yeah, okay, we'll see.

Okay, night, Justin.

Good night.

Wondering if you're coming.

I haven't seen you in a while.

Anyway, I'm just calling you to remember.

You're mama's little girl.

Hi, this is Evangeline Babich.

I'd like...

No, no, she's fine.

Um, thanks for asking.

No, I'd like to, um, make an appointment
for myself, actually.

Pregnancy desk?

Yeah.

Yeah, I can come in tomorrow morning.

Thank you.

Has she eaten or drank anything today?

Yeah.

I mean, no.

No, she hasn't eaten for a few days now.

So as I explained before, she was at a 54
month, then at a 44 weeks, then at a 34

days.

She's at 20 now.

That's usually a sign it's coming any day
now.

So, how will I know?

When it's time.

You'll hear a rattling in her breath.

Death rattle.

Yes.

I don't like to call it that, but that's
the term.

Can she hear me?

In this state, no one can know for sure.

Because there's no way to ask them.

But I'd like to believe they can.

Hey. Why?

That's not it. Sure.

Okay. Bye.

Yes. Well, tell them they can wait for me.
I waited for them. I don't care. I'm 40

minutes away. I'll call you back. God!

Oh, no, it's okay.

I'm...

I see.

I can refer you to an OBGYN if you like.

No, um, I'd like to, I'd like some time
to think about my options.

Yes, I understand. Take your time.

Call the office whenever you're ready.

Thank you.

Hi, Evie. It's your mama. Just calling to
say hi.

I'm wondering if you're coming to Mass
tomorrow.

I haven't seen you in a while.

Anyway, I'm just calling to remind you.

You're mama's little girl.

I'm praying for you.

Okay.

I'm praying for you.

I'm praying for you.

I'm praying for you.

How's your mom?

Same.

I'm so sorry, Evie.

It's okay.

Is it?

I don't know.

I'm not, um, not really sleeping, so...

You're not drinking again, are you?

No.

Evie?

I'm not.

Good. Good, because I don't want you
going backwards, you know?

Yeah. Well, I'm not, so...

Okay. Um, what are your plans after? Are
you back to Darren's?

Thinking of getting my own place,
actually.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

What about the house?

Can we just start? Let's start.

Sure, yeah, we can start. Okay, let's do
it.

So, where did we leave off? The third
recording?

Yes, and we heard the sink filling up
with water.

Right, yeah. How did it end?

Uh, Mike cut it short, the boyfriend.
What do you think happened there?

Let's just, let's save that for the
episode.

All right, all right, all right. Well,
I'm recording on my end.

Recording.

Jesus, the faucet turned on by itself.

It's just an old house with plumbing
issues.

Could be, but let's keep an open mind,
Evie, if that is possible for you.

Hey, I am open-minded. I'm open to logic,
I'm open to reason.

Okay, easy, easy, all right.

Let's play the next file. Maybe, uh, get
some answers?

File number four.

Four of ten.

Let's do it.

Here we go.

What are you doing?

Put that back in the baby room.

What?

I just, I don't know how you could sleep
with that thing.

It's a baby sleep time doll. We all had
one growing up.

Put it back.

No, she's sleeping with us tonight.

No, fuck that.

Listen, if she's in here, I'm going to
throw her out when you're not looking.

Okay, let's go to sleep.

Okay, can you pass that bag?

This plastic bag?

Hold on, pause it.

What's up?

I just emailed you something.

Oh, okay.

Play it.

Oh, my God.

What?

That's the doll?

I know, right?

Oh, my God.

What kind of demented child wants to
sleep with that thing in their bed?

Yeah, I am shaking my head right now.

Anyway, they mentioned a baby room, but
there's no baby.

Yeah, I'm guessing they're expecting.

I mean, you think the baby's room is
where Jess's sleepwalks to?

That's my guess.

Yeah.

Let's keep listening.

It keeps moisture out, so baby sleep time
stays nice and new.

Isn't that right, baby sleep?

Uh-oh.

Good night, Bubba.

Skipping to the bomb.

Mike, did you hear that?

He stopped.

That's the end of the file. He stops it
there.

That explains it.

That explains what?

The banging.

The water running.

It's faulty plumbing. It's an old house.

There's probably a blockage in the pipes
or something.

Hold on. Hold on. Just before the banging,
did you hear something?

Because I heard something.

What?

It was pretty faint.

It's like a voice.

I didn't hear anything.

Let me play it back louder.

Yeah, there. Did you hear that?

I did.

What was that?

I don't know. I'm going to play it louder.

You heard that, right?

Tell me you heard that.

Yes.

Good.

What's it saying?

Yeah, I can't really make it out.

I mean, it could be an artifact.

An overlap of a previous recording.

Hmm.

I don't know.

I wonder if they noticed it when they
played it back.

Play the next one.

Let's find out.

Right.

Okay, here we go.

Just a...

Just a...

Baby, are you alright?

Why are you looking at me like that?

What is happening?

Evie?

Um.

Hello?

I think I need sleep.

I'm getting kind of loopy.

Oh, yeah.

What time is it there?

Oh, shoot.

I got to go to work anyway.

Yeah, let's record in a couple of days,
like last time.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah, sounds good.

Are you good?

Mm-hmm.

What?

What are you thinking?

Um, the artifact.

I'm going to try and figure it out.

Yeah.

All right.

We'll, uh, rest up.

Night, Justin.

Yeah.

Night, Evie.

You're tangible, tangible, tangible.

What?

What?

What?

What?

I'm a new book, I'm a new book, I'm a new
book, I'm a new book.

Why are you looking at me like that?

Did you hear it?

Are you serious?

It says, come in, Abazoo, in reverse.

Abazoo?

The taker of children.

Excuse me?

I looked up the name Abazoo.

It's the name of a demon from Middle
Eastern and European folklore.

She even appears in Christian text from
the first century A.D. in the Testament of

Solomon.

Abazoo suffered from infertility, making
her envious of women.

Who could bear children, she would sneak
into the homes of mothers and kill their

newborn babies, strangling them to death.
King Solomon had her hung in front of the

Temple of Jerusalem as punishment,

But her envy survived into the afterlife,
twisting her into a demon who wandered

the world and caused miscarriages and
stillborn babies. The most recent thing I

could find on Abizu came from the locals
of Sikior, who believed that Abizu entered

a statue of Saint Rita of Kaskia, the
patron saint of cursed mothers. Locals

claimed that a woman who worshipped the
statue killed her husband for cheating and

then killed their baby, and placed the
baby's skull with an inverted crucifix in

the statue's hands where they still are
today, according to tourists. Okay, okay,

that's enough. Let's just play the next
one.

Are you okay, Amy? Yeah, I'm fine.

Just play it.

You sure?

Yes.

This is good stuff.

Let's get back into character.

Come in, Abazoo.

I heard it.

All of you listening heard it.

Now let's get some answers.

Playing the sixth file now.

Um, I just woke up and Jess is still
sleeping.

Good morning.

How'd you sleep?

I slept like a baby.

Did you dream anything?

Nope.

You woke up from a nightmare?

I don't remember.

You were yelling in your sleep.

Really?

What was I saying?

I don't know.

I don't know. Thank you.

nonsense nonsense yeah i i have it all
recorded let me hear it

that's it well so she doesn't remember
anything at all interesting speaking in

reverse not remembering it that's eerily
consistent with before you say it let me

guess demonic possession okay it's not a
joke evie there are church documented

cases of possessions dating back
centuries not just in roman catholic doctrines but

in islam yeah yeah of course they were
documented centuries ago this is before

people knew about mental illnesses like
psychosis schizophrenia so you think

psychosis can cause someone to speak in
reverse unconsciously yeah okay that's a

stretch something she read before stuck
in her subconscious wait oh my god what

what okay i'm just looking at this
waveform on the file when she's saying it

there's like a parallel pattern what are
you talking about there's like two

different voices overlapping when she's
saying it oh no it's right in front of me

graphically i can see it well i'm no
engineer and neither are you okay well let's

just keep listening and get some answers
playing the file now so it's 9 0 2 p.m did

you see my bags for my dolls no why baby
is this out of her bag i don't

okay i'm skipping to the bump

Thank you.

Oh, Jessa.

Jessa!

What?

What is it?

There's nothing in here.

Baby crying.

The neighbor's baby.

I promised myself I wasn't going to email
this.

guy you're replying to the email yeah i
just did what'd you say uh i just asked who

are you and um what happened oh no it
just bounced back mail delivery subsystem

address not found deleted his account i
guess wait hold on a sec the what the email

address the random letters they're um
it's actually it's come in abazoo spelled

backwards clever snap out of it justin
there's just three files left play the next

one come on let's hear it we're almost at
the end oh okay okay yeah okay all right

um this is audio file number eight

Bye.

Stay here.

Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full.

One for the master, one for the dame.

One for the little boy who lives down the
lane.

Baa baa black sheep, have you any woe?

Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full.

Baa baa.

Come here sir.

Jetson!

Jetson!

Jetson!

Evie.

It was a coincidence.

Evie, it was the same.

Coincidences happen.

I mean, they're rare, but that's why we
get so surprised when they happen.

I just feel this feels different to me.

Hold on.

What?

I'm searching come-in-abazoo, spelled
backwards.

Why? Justin?

Yeah, I'm still here.

Jesus.

What?

There's a study.

A psychologist treated two separate
patients who were fixated on come-in-abazoo,

spelled backwards.

One spent days texting it to random
numbers before drowning her nine-month-old

daughter in the kitchen sink.

There was a ceramic artist.

She was admitted to the hospital after
making hundreds of figurines of dead

children,

Giving them away to young women around
her neighborhood before committing suicide.

In the hospital, she was five months
pregnant. You there? Yeah, what do we do? I

think we should stop listening, just
trash this episode. What, skip this week? Why

would we trash it? We're onto something
good. I just feel like we're playing with

fire, or we have to keep listening.

No, people are gonna eat this shit up.
It's really good. We just… stop it here.

Make this episode two parts, publish on
Friday, record part two next week.

Okay.

Okay, yeah.

Okay.

Let's record the outro.

Okay.

Ready?

Yeah, let's get back into character.

Join us next week, where we continue
listening to the last two audio files.

Jessa speaking backwards in her sleep.

Faucets turning on by themselves.

Loud banging.

Baby crying.

Can all of this be explained, or is there
something more sinister underneath it all?

You'd love that, wouldn't you?

So join us next Friday.

A conclusion to the mystery.

Or just more questions.

No, every story has an ending.

This is it.

I feel it.

It ends next episode.

If anyone out there listening has any
idea what's going on, or might have some idea

who Mike and Jessa might be, please call
us during our live recording this Monday

from 2.30 a.m. to 3.30 a.m. Eastern Time.

Until then, this is Justin.

And this is...

This is Evie.

And remember, don't be afraid of the dark.

Be afraid of the silence.

And me, Mama.

Welcome to this guided sleep meditation.

I'd like you to imagine that you're
standing at the edge of a quiet lake.

The moonlight glitters on its surface.

Barefoot, you step into the shallow water.

The water feels warm on your skin.

Looking down, you see something floating
up from the water's depths.

A little tiny thing, bloated and pale,
rising to the surface.

What is it?

The bobbling twirl and the stain.

Whirling toddlers down the spin.

Tickle there, girl.

Wretched we...

The choking children, dancing pennants,
weeping here, bleeding horror, wobbling, a

gentle breeze pushes more ripples across
the still water and rustles the leaves

around you, so peaceful, so peaceful.

What did you say?

Mama, I know you said something.

I know you were talking.

Mama, answer me!

Why won't you answer me?

I'm sorry, Mom.

Hi, this is Evangeline Babich calling.

If you can give me a call back, please.

I was hoping to get a referral to the
women's clinic.

If you can.

Thank you.

Please give me a call back.

Welcome to another episode of The
Undertale Podcast. I'm your host, Evie Babich,

and I'm joined by my co-host, Justin
Manuel. New episodes every Friday, anywhere

you get your podcasts.

And if you missed our last episode, you
should really go back and have a listen.

All right, so we have heard eight out of
ten of these mysterious audio recordings

from an anonymous email. There's only two
left, and before we dive in, I just want

to give a heads up. Since we started this
journey, we've heard some deeply

unsettling stuff.

There have been voices, babies crying,
even what sounds like a real demonic

possession. All of it leading back to one
name, Abizu. So if you're still listening,

maybe think twice, because there might
not be any turning back after this week's

episode.

What?

No turning back.

Yeah?

I mean, that last recording we heard,
what the hell was that?

Are you serious?

Uh, were we not listening to the same
thing?

Uh, yeah, we were.

There was obviously only one explanation.

Which is?

It was a hoax.

What?

A hoax?

They're attention seekers.

Huh, yeah.

They obviously staged the whole thing and
then sent it to us.

They probably changed their names.

There's no way this is fake.

No way.

No way.

Whatever.

Last episode, I invited listeners to call
us with any information they might have

on Mike and Jessa.

So some calls might be coming in live
during this recording.

Are you ready, Evie?

I've been ready all week.

Same.

So file number nine.

After this, there's only one file left.

Here we go.

I don't feel good.

I remember last night.

I woke up.

I couldn't move.

You weren't beside me.

It was someone else.

A shadow.

Hail Mary.

But then the shadow...

The shadow started playing too.

Sorry about that, folks.

That wasn't a playback error.

The audio file is corrupted, so it just
ends there.

That was short.

What's going on? What time is it on your
laptop? It's showing 20 to 3, but it

should be 20 to 9.

A glitch in the matrix! Oh, we have our
first caller, ladies and gents. Um, the

caller is from your area code, Evie.
Hello, this is the Undertone podcast, you're

being recorded live. Hello, hello. Oh yes,
where are you calling from? Do you know

an Evie? Justin, everyone from Westerland
knows each other. So, what do you have

for us, caller?

What happened to them? And are you sure
this is the same Mike and Jessa we're

talking about?

Hey, what street did you live on?

Wait, hello?

Hello?

You're cutting out.

Wait, wait, wait.

Hello.

Hi, sorry, you cut out.

You were saying?

What?

Oh, nothing.

Yes, yes.

Where are you calling from?

San Diego.

Okay, and do you have any information
about Mike and Jessa?

Okay, go on.

In reverse.

In reverse?

Yes.

Really?

What song?

And what happened to the lady?

She was arrested.

Arrested for...

What was the woman's name?

Remember, I was just a kid when it
happened.

It's messed up.

I'm sorry.

I hope it helps.

No.

No, this is, um, this is good info.

Yeah.

No, definitely.

Thank you.

Would I be in the next episode?

Absolutely.

Yeah, thanks for calling.

Thank you, man.

Um, what are you laughing at?

You believe that?

Yeah.

Why wouldn't I?

People love hearing the sound of their
own voice.

Especially on a podcast.

Okay, but the email.

What about the email?

I don't know.

What if it, what if tenant means?

What?

Ten.

Tenth file.

I don't know.

What if it was a warning?

Well, then let's play it.

There's only one way to find out.

I don't, I don't want to.

Justin, it's too late.

Play it.

Okay, yeah. You know what? I'm just going
to click play before I change my mind.

Good.

File number 10. Here we go.

She's listening.

Hmm. Bubba?

She's listening.

Jessa, you're burning up.

She's listening.

Hey, get up. I'm going to have to take
you to the hospital.

No. Well, I need to warn her.

What do you say?

She's listening. She's listening.

Jessa, you have to go.

I have to warn her.

No. Jessa, wait.

Jessa, where are you going?

Jessa!

What? I'm going to lick all the blood off
now.

Wait, there should be more. Did you touch
something? No, no, no, it stopped myself.

I'm pressing play, it won't play.

Oh, Justin!

Jessa!

Jessa!

Jessa!

Jessa!

Jessa!

What is wrong, Justin? I'm so full.

Where the fuck is that coming from?

It was you.

No, Evie, no, what?

You're behind this, aren't you?

I wouldn't do that, I won't, Evie.

Is this funny to you?

Wait, hello?

I'd like to speak with Mary.

There's no Mary here.

I'd...

I'd like to speak with Mary.

Who is this?

I'd like to speak with Mary.

Who is this?

I'd like to speak with Mary.

Evie.

Justin, hang up.

I'd like to speak with Mary.

I don't...

The Undertale?

Yes?

You shouldn't have called out to her.

Who? Who?

Abisu.

She waits in the tent file.

The witching hour.

You shouldn't have listened to all of
them.

What were you thinking?

Blot off her fingers.

Hello?

I don't know what to do.

Okay.

I'm no good.

I don't know what I'm doing.

What are you doing?

Can you help me?

He won't stop crying, my poor baby.

Who am I speaking with?

Abby, can you help me?

Of course, we can help you, right?

Right, Evie?

How do I stop him from crying?

Where are you calling from?

Only good stuff.

What are you doing?

We'll all be better soon, my little one.

Abby, stop!

She's safe now.

Abby, call...

Everything's going to be okay.

Call 911 right now, Abby.

Hey, hang up and call 911 right now.

No, no, no, Abby, we can help you.

Evie.

What's your address?

Can you tell me your address?

Good, Abby.

You're good.

Do you hear me?

I killed my mother, my mommy.

When I was young, she used to pray by my
bedside every night.

Every single night.

And when she got really sick, she asked
me to pray with her.

Every single night.

And I said I couldn't because I was too
busy, tired.

But it wasn't.

It was too late.

How do you know?

Because I believe it.

It's too late.

Oh, my fucking God.

Raise the call, Justin.

Oh, my fucking God.

Oh, my God.

Where's my...

Where's my...

This is crazy.

Evie, I...

Hello?

Evie, can you hear me?

Evie, hello?

Wait, Evie, I can't...

I can't hear you.

Wait, wait, wait.

Evie, where are you?

Oh, my God.

Get out of the house.

I killed my mother.

Get out of that house.

Mary.

Get out of the house, Mary.

I killed my mother.

I'm mommy.

I'm mommy.

I'm sorry.

Hang on.

I'm here.

I'm here.

I'm here.

I'm here.

What is this?

What the fuck is this?

I'm gonna go.

I'm gonna go.

I'm gonna go home.

I don't know what to do.

I can't help.

I'm gonna go home.

I was a bunny muck, I was a bunny muck, I
was a bunny muck, I was a bunny muck, I

was a bunny muck, I was a bunny muck, I
was a bunny muck.