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-I couldn't sleep the night before my first

transformation, either.

-I feel like I'm about to explode.

-There's nothing to be scared of.

You'll be right here with us.

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THEME SONG: A promise that I keep, I'll never share, I'll

never speak.

To my grave the secret goes.

The beating heart, the beating heart.

Where mystic creatures wandered far.

Through these veins a wolfblood flows.

Through these a wolfblood flows.

MR. JEFFRIES [OFFSCREEN]: The Isle of Lindisfarne, as I

express in my book, "Resources and Religion on Medieval

Lindisfarne," has always been a sentry.

A magic safe haven, as it is cut off from the outside world

from most of the day, which why we have timed

our visit so carefully.

-Maddy!

Rhydian!

Come on, how old are you?

Calm down.

MR. JEFFRIES [OFFSCREEN]: All right, Kay, Katrina, come on.

-What's up with you, Mads?

-Nothing.

I'm just excited.

-What's everyone doing when we get back?

My mums just hatched some chicks.

They are so fluffy you have to see them.

-Sorry, Shan.

-I'm going round Maddy's.

-Oh, yeah?

-Mom's making a family tree, finding out about Rhydian's

side of the family.

-Oh!

-Oh, the black sheep.

Ha, ha.

Ha.

-Race you.

MR. JEFFRIES [OFFSCREEN]: All right, come on

everyone, chop, chop.

Off we go.

Lindisfarne Castle was built around 15--

1550 using stones from the abandoned monastery.

-Which may explain why the castle is haunted.

TOM [OFFSCREEN]: Haunt--

MISS FITZGERALD [OFFSCREEN]: Imagine you're

a Lindisfarne monk.

Armed men are riding down the causeway to attack.

You run inside the monastery, a place of

safety, a sacred place.

No one would dare harm you here.

You lock yourself inside.

Only trapped to yourself.

You have to get out.

[coughing]

-That night in the cellar is not looking too

good now, is it?

-It's gonna be horrible.

I don't know how my parents do it.

-How are we gonna do it?

-They're up here.

Aw, you two missed the best bit.

Monks were getting their heads chopped off.

It was brilliant.

-Ah, there you are.

Oh, dear, we're rather high up here, aren't we?

Um, I got a bit carried away down there, I'm--I'm sorry.

-It wasn't you, Miss.

-Claustrophobia.

-I understand that.

The Imagination is far more powerful

than the logical brain.

We know there's no danger stood on a roof or in a

crowded room, but, um, still--

-So what do we do, Miss, when you need to get in some place

and instinct tells you it's too scary to even try?

-If I knew the answer to that, Maddy, I would feel a lot

better stood on this roof.

See you downstairs when you're ready.

-Didn't know claustrophobia was catching.

-OK, people, the questions cover the castle, the lime

kilns, together with the church and the priory.

So for those of you who have been paying attention, this

should be very easy.

And there is a prize for the most correct answers.

And remember to be back at the mini bus by 5 o'clock, without

fail, or we will miss the tide.

TOM [OFFSCREEN]: Come on.

RHYDIAN [OFFSCREEN]: All right.

-Right, well we know questions 12 to 15, so we just need to

answer three questions in the village, two in the lime kiln,

four in the priory, and two on the beach.

-OK.

Then you two take the church and the village and

we'll do the rest.

Sort it.

-But, we're a team.

We're not supposed to be--

-Oh, Jeff--Jeffries doesn't care how we get the answers,

as long as we get good marks.

-And if we finish fast enough, we'll have time to go for ice

cream.

-Aw, yeah, brilliant!

All right, so we'll meet you both at the

priory later, yeah?

-This would be a brilliant place to spend full moon.

-Here?

-Yeah.

On an island.

What could be safer?

Running on the beaches, playing in the ruins.

-It would be amazing.

-So let's do it.

-Rhydian, [sigh]

I can't.

My parents are expecting us home.

-Yeah, to share that cozy little den.

-This is my first transformation.

I want to be with me family.

And you promised you'd spend full moon with her.

So there's nothing else to talk about, is there?

-Idiots, ahoy.

What are you doing, Jimi?

Steeling the crab's lunch money?

-Haven't got any.

They're feeling the pinch.

[laughing]

-I tell you what.

I'll settle for your worksheet answers.

Help yourself.

-It's blank.

Go fetch, bleat boy.

[laughing]

-On your way.

Go on, go and get it, bleat boy.

Ha, ha.

SAM [OFFSCREEN]: Good throw, Jimi.

JIMI [OFFSCREEN]: He'll change his mind.

SAM [OFFSCREEN]: What's he going up there for?

LIAM [OFFSCREEN]: Good luck with that.

Watch him, he's going to fall.

JIMI [OFFSCREEN]: Ask me, he's kind of an idiot.

SAM [OFFSCREEN]: I'm gonna watch him fall.

He's gonna take a tumble.

Look at him.

JIMI [OFFSCREEN]: Such an idiot.

He's gonna fall.

-Come on, Rhydian, we don't have time for this.

JIMI [OFFSCREEN]: Yeah, listen to her, man.

SAM [OFFSCREEN]: Shake it.

Shake!

He's gonna fall.

Watch him.

Watch him.

-Rhydian!

-Ugh!

-Rhydian!

Don't move him, he might have broken a bone.

Just go get help.

Go!

JIMI [OFFSCREEN]: Um, out of my way, Liam.

Sam, where are you?

-Are you OK?

-Yeah.

-Where does it hurt?

-My ankle.

-Surprise, surprise.

No Rhydian, no Maddy.

Probably smooching on the beach somewhere.

-Right, we have two competing theories.

One, they're dating, and two she's--

-Roar!

-What we need is evidence.

So from now on, we stick to them like glue, on the bus, at

school, after school.

Everywhere they go, we're there.

Either we'll find some evidence, or they get so fed

up with us they have to start talking.

Agreed?

-Agreed.

RHYDIAN [OFFSCREEN]: You need to get to the bus.

You can still get off the island.

-And leave you on your own?

-I won't be on my own.

One of the teachers will stay with me.

The other one will get you home before the moon rises.

-You can't transform with a teacher staying with you.

-I'll be fine.

Just get off the island while you still can.

-I'm not going anywhere.

I'm going to make sure you get through this.

-Maddy, if you want to transform with your parents

you have to go now.

-I can't leave you here.

RHYDIAN [OFFSCREEN]: Ugh!

-Rhydian's hurt.

He fell off a roof.

-Keep everyone on the coach.

-Tom, Shannon, sit down.

-But, Miss!

-Let Mr. Jeffries deal with it.

-Maddy, I'm fine.

Go.

She has to go home, sir.

-It's all right.

Now don't worry.

We're all going to get home tonight, Don't

you worry about that.

OK.

It doesn't appear to be broken.

Jimi, take his other arm.

-But the tide, sir.

-It's all right.

I told you to be back at the bus 15 minutes early.

If we hurry up, we can still make it.

Maddy, come on.

OK?

You all right?

-Yeah.

-OK.

Come on up, up we go.

Up we go.

All right.

It's all right everyone, don't panic.

It's OK.

You OK?

-Yeah.

-You all right?

In Jimi, in.

Get us moving.

MISS FITZGERALD [OFFSCREEN]: Please get me off the island.

MR. JEFFRIES [OFFSCREEN]: All right.

Just calm down, everyone.

Everyone calm down.

-Yeah.

-Next low tide, midnight.

BUS DRIVER [OFFSCREEN]: There's no way

out tonight, folks.

-All right, quiet.

All right, quiet please.

I've spoken to the head teacher, and we've taken the

decision that we're going to stay here overnight.

Now we're going to go back first thing in the morning.

Luckily, the hotel can squeeze us all in, yay!

But it's going to be three or four to a room.

So gather up your things, please.

We'll allocate you a room.

-Operation stick like glue.

Sure, right.

We've lost Maddy already.

-Rhydian can't walk.

We're stuck on an island, and my best mate already thinks

I'm the beast of Stoneybridge Moor.

-Look, don't panic.

Rhydian will be fine once he transforms.

The full moon heals almost anything in a wolfblood.

But you both have to be out of the village by 8:30.

-Wish we had never come here.

I'd give anything to be back at home.

-Maybe we could get to you by boat.

-How would you explain that to the teachers?

You wouldn't get here by 8:30 unless you can

paddle with your paws.

-Listen, Maddy, you and Rhydian are going to have to

think your way out of this.

The two of you, you're on your own now, pet.

But whatever you do, make sure you get out of

the village in time.

-Not exactly luxurious, but you really

can't manage the stairs.

-I'll be fine, Miss.

Thanks.

Private room.

Job done.

-Can I, uh, give you a hand with that?

-Yeah, cool.

MISS FITZGERALD [OFFSCREEN]: Right.

There you go, girls.

[laughing]

-So I'll go in there.

-Um, nope.

That's reserved for, uh, another guest.

You have to go in with the K's.

Maddy, go.

Go on.

-Oh, look!

It's Rhydian's girlfriend.

-I'm not his girlfriend.

-He fell because he was showing off to you.

-Which means it's your fault we're stuck on the Isle of

Lindisfarne with no pj's.

-Nor cleansers.

-And no clean underwear.

-It's not my--

KAY [OFFSCREEN]: Oh, great, it's allergy girl.

[sneezing]

-Hey, Mads, this house has a room downstairs.

Let's go look.

I think we should complain.

Poor animals.

Maddy?

-Where have you been?

-I couldn't get rid of Shannon.

-Yeah, Tom was in here being all matey.

They know something's up.

How are you going to get out without missing you?

Shannon will think I'm with three K's.

I'll tell the three K's I've moved back

into Shannon's room.

She'll think I'm with them.

They'll think I'm with her.

Simples.

And then I'll help get you out.

-Help me?

Oh, my leg.

Yeah, I really wouldn't worry about that.

-Mom says it'll heal once you transform.

We both need to get out of the village by 8:30.

-OK.

We should leave separately.

Meet at the boat sheds?

-OK.

-Look.

It'll be OK.

I've done this loads of times.

-Twice.

-OK, twice.

But it will be all right, Maddy.

I'll look after you.

-The ghost dog of Lindisfarne, only last year, a young couple

wandering near Lindisfarne Castle came across the

entrance to the abandoned lime mine.

Inside they heard a strange, unearthly howl.

Thinking it was a dog that had got trapped in one of the

tunnels, foolishly went inside to investigate.

Little did they know--

[clock chimes]

MISS FITZGERALD [OFFSCREEN]: --they were entering the lair

of the ghostly white dog of Lindisfarne.

And they were never going to come out.

For the next day, their friends went in search of

them, but the couple had disappeared.

All they found were the mobile phones.

On one was a recording, a terrible

snarling, and screams.

As if the couple had been attacked by

some sort of monster.

[gasps]

MR. JEFFRIES [OFFSCREEN]: Officially, the

case remains unsolved.

Unofficially they blame the white dog of Lindisfarne.

All right.

Who's got another good--

-I'm just going to--

-Oh, me, too.

-What's wrong with you?

-Nothing.

-Well, you've been following us around like James Bond on a

mission.

-Just hanging out.

That's what mates do.

-If you were really my friend, you'd just back off and give

me some space.

-No cleanser, no toner.

My skin's gonna end up worse than yours.

Where you going?

-Um, moving to Shannon's room.

-Good riddance.

Don't need geek in a powder room anyway.

-Maddy?

Maddy!

Maddy!

Maddy.

Maddy?

-Oh, no.

A geek convention.

[knocking]

Maddy.

[knocking]

-She's moved into your room, lame brain.

-No, she hasn't.

MR. JEFFRIES [OFFSCREEN]: Going somewhere, Tom?

-No, sir, I was just going--

-Maddy's disappeared.

-Guess what, Rhydian's like to, too.

-That's it.

I'm going to find them.

And I'm going to get some answers.

Coming?

-Oh, yes.

[growling]

[wolf howling]

-Did hear that ghost story that Miss Fitzgerald told?

-I don't think that was a ghost.

It's a full moon.

Maddy's changed.

-You're kidding me?

You've got to be kidding, right?

Shannon.

[wolf howling]

-She's on the beach.

Let's go.

[wolf howling]

-That's the lime kilns.

-The haunted lime kilns?

The white dog from Lindisfarne lime kilns?

-We've got her now, come on.

[growling]

-Look, see there's nothing her.

Great.

Can we go now please?

-Paw prints.

Come on, Tom.

TOM [OFFSCREEN]: Is this a good idea?

SHANNON [OFFSCREEN]: Don't be such a baby.

TOM [OFFSCREEN]: Ugh!

It's cold and dark.

Look, we need to go.

There's nothing here, Shan.

Ugh, it's wet.

-This way.

-What was that?

-Relax.

[wolf howling]

-Did you hear that?

We've got her now.

-Please, Shan, let's go.

There's nothing here.

[growling]

[scurrying]

-What's that noise?

Agh!

Ugh!

-Ugh!

-Ugh!

It's the ghost dog!

-There's no such thing as ghosts.

-Well, what do you think knocked us over, Shan?

-It was Maddy.

-Huh?

You saw it, right?

[whimpering]

MISS FITZGERALD [OFFSCREEN]: Anyone not in bed in 30

seconds gets extra homework!

[knocking]

-Where were you last night?

-What?

-Shannon has this idea--

-You were there, Tom.

You know I'm right.

-Right about what?

-Maddy was out all night.

And you went with her.

We followed the sound of the howling to the lime kiln.

And there was something there.

We think--

-You think.

-I think Maddy changed last night.

Became something else.

And you know about it.

-What are you talking about?

-Something knocked Tom over, and it wasn't human.

-Well, it could have been a dog, a fox, or it could have

been a bunch of local kids who thought you

were that ghost dog.

It could have been anything.

-Then where was Maddy all night?

-Well, I've got an idea.

Let's ask her.

-Fine.

[knocking]

SHANNON [OFFSCREEN]: Open up!

-Go away, loser.

SHANNON [OFFSCREEN]: I'm coming in.

-No!

-Don't come in.

-We don't have any makeup on.

-Where's Maddy?

-Don't ask us.

-Haven't seen her all right.

Ugh!

Boys!

Get them out.

-Oh, there you are.

-Well, you didn't think I was going to share

with them, did you?

I sneaked downstairs, spent the night on the sofa.

KAY [OFFSCREEN]: We can still hear you.

-Where did you go with Rhydian last night?

-Me and Rhydian went on a walk.

His leg was hurting.

I can smell bacon.

Does anyone want to come to breakfast?

-Me.

I could eat a whole pig.

-You coming?

-Home sweet home, OK, come on.

-Sir.

-Um, hm.

-You never gave out the prize for the worksheet.

-That is a very good point, Jimi.

I'll tell you what, let's call it a draw.

Everybody wins.

Take one and hand them out.

Save one for Miss Fitzgerald.

-Yeah.

TOM [OFFSCREEN]: They're so going out.

-They're lying.

They have to be.

You know there was something up there.

-Ah, Rhydian was right.

Only just a stray dog.

SHANNON [OFFSCREEN]: Tom!

-It was dark.

All those ghost stories.

Use your Occum's Razor thing.

The simplest explanation wins.

Rhydian disappeared, Maddy disappeared.

They're dating.

Simplest explanation, right?

-Maybe.

-That was amazing.

I so get it now.

Being a wolfblood is gonna be so great.

Come on.

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