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[Ominous music]
[Pen scratching]
[Music continues]
Female: Please, let this get
to April.
[Door closes]
[Mailbox creaks]
Female #2: [Voices whispering]
Rachel.
We just want to talk.
I must have the echo.
I will find you.
*
[Voices whispering]
[Ominous music]
[Voices whispering]
She's here. Upstairs.
[Music continues]
Rachel? Come on out.
We just want to talk.
It's a trick!
Get her!
[Intense music]
Oh! Ugh.
Ah. Ah. No.
*
Rachel: Uh! Uh! Uh!
Uh, uh! Ahh!
Going somewhere, dear?
Rachel: Uh! Ahhh!
Unh!
Uh! Ahhh! Ahhh!
Ahhh!
*
female #2: It's mine now.
Give it to me.
Rachel: [Gasping]
No!
It can't be.
Agh!
She doesn't have it!
[Sighs]
[Mellow flute music]
Female #2: Who is this child?
[Music continues]
I wonder.
Clean up this mess.
Get her outta here.
*
[car starts]
[Alarm beeping]
Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep!
Mmm.
Hmm.
[Beeping continues]
Whose turn is it to take Sarah
to school today?
Yours.
[Beeping continues]
I took her yesterday.
I took her
three days last week
when you were under deadline.
Ohh. [Pouts]
[Sighs]
I liked it better when she went
to public school.
At least they had a bus.
I'll pick her up
after play rehearsal.
How's that?
Mmm, deal.
[Sighing]
[Door opens]
Morning sweetie.
Sarah: Mmm.
Come on. Time to wake up.
Mommy, it's too early.
I don't want to.
Well, you have to.
It's a school day. Come on.
Female #3: What's this?
Sarah: Umm.
Sarah?
Have you been feeding Helga
people food again?
Honey. Hey there, sweetie.
Come here. Come on.
Good morning. It's okay.
It's okay.
I told you.
It's really bad for her.
Sarah: Sorry.
I just thought she was tired
of eating the same thing
every day.
She's a hedgehog.
I don't think she cares.
Okay.
Did you hear something?
Okay, come on. Let's go.
Mmm. Hmmm.
Don't forget to brush
your teeth.
Sarah: Okay.
[Door bumps]
Bump!
[Scoffs]
Must be losing my mind.
*
[knocking]
Knock, knock, knock
*
[knocking]
Knock, knock, knock
[door creaks]
Creak!
Female #4: Can I help you?
Morning.
Does April Reilly live here?
Who wants to know?
L.a.p.d.
We'd like to speak
with Ms. Reilly for a moment
if that's alright.
Is she in some kind
of trouble?
Ma'am.
This is very important.
May we please come in
and speak with her?
[Door creaks]
Creak
have a seat. I'll get her.
[Door creaks and closes]
Can I help you?
April Reilly?
Yes.
Hi, I'm detective
Mike Simmons.
This is my partner,
Dan Crawford.
L.a.p.d.
Mm, what's this about?
You've got a lot
of interesting stuff laying
around here.
It's not mine, it's Casey's.
She runs a special makeup
effects shop.
Oh, she's, uh, your--
April: My wife.
You have a little girl.
Mmm hmm.
Mike: Must be weird for her
to see all these dead
body parts lying around.
April: She's smart enough
to know it's all make believe.
Hmm.
Are you involved in movies
as well?
April: I'm a news producer
for a tabloid show.
Do you mind telling me
what this is about?
Are you acquainted
with a young woman
by the name of Rachel Coleman?
Uh. I used to be.
Mike: What was
your relationship
to miss Coleman?
April: We were involved.
But that was ten years ago.
Are you still in contact
with her?
No.
She's dead. She drowned.
But they never found the body.
April: It was in the middle
of the ocean.
That would be
a little difficult.
What's going on?
Two days ago,
the San Francisco pd got a call
from a resident
in an upscale neighborhood
outside the city.
Placing a call
about a disturbance coming
from a home bordering
her property which was up
for sale.
The police checked it out.
It seems that Rachel Coleman
had been squatting in this house
for at least a month.
April: No.
That's impossible.
She's dead. I saw it.
She drowned.
Did you see her drown
or did you see her just fall
into some water.
I know what I saw.
Now, Ms. Reilly.
Well, it seems that the person
or persons in question
had left a short while before.
Now, I'd like to show you
something.
These were taken
from the security surveillance
cameras on the street
after a neighbor reported
hearing screaming coming
from the house.
The woman is Anne cassavettes.
She's been on
the FBI wanted list
for a lot of years.
What would somebody
like Anne cassavettes want
with miss Coleman?
No.
I have no idea what this is.
Ms. Reilly.
I understand that this is all
a huge shock to you.
But if there's any information
that you know
that could help us catch
this person, Ms. Reilly.
Rachel Coleman is dead.
I don't know where any of this
is leading.
But I'd like you to leave
my house.
*
Mike: If you change your mind.
Please, don't hesitate to call.
[Dark music]
[Door closes]
We can take Sarah to school
if you want.
No, no, no, no.
It's okay.
Okay?
Just, I didn't think
I'd have to deal with any
of this again.
What if Sarah finds out?
Sarah: I can't find
my butterfly clip.
April: Well, I guess
you'll have to do without it
for today.
Come on. Let's get going.
I'll talk to you tonight.
Casey: Okay.
April: Yeah.
Bye.
[Door creaks open and closed]
Were those guys policemen?
Yes they were.
Were they busting you
for something?
No, we're not busted.
Then what did they want?
They wanted to know
about an old friend of mine.
Who?
My friend Rachel.
She died when you were
very young.
Did she do something bad?
I don't know.
[Car starts]
[Melancholy music]
[Knocking]
Knock, knock, knock, knock
good morning.
April: Hey Sheila.
I know, I'm behind.
I promise I'll have something
for you to look at
by mid-morning.
Actually, I just came here
to let you know
that there's some woman here
to see you.
I don't have any appointments
this morning.
I definitely don't think
she's a client.
April: Can I help you?
April Reilly?
Yes?
I was a friend
of Rachel Coleman's.
The police were at your house
this morning.
They were looking for Rachel.
That means she's still alive,
isn't she?
How do you know
the police were at my house?
Have you heard from Rachel?
No. Rachel's dead.
[Crying]
Have they found her body?
No.
She, she died ten years go.
This whole thing with the police
is just some sort of mistake.
I thought she might still
be alive.
I always thought she faked
her death to trick them.
She was protecting you.
She wouldn't have done it
otherwise.
Protecting me from what?
Did Rachel ever tell you
about the echo project?
Echo project?
Dr. Cassavettes' school.
The experiment.
She never told you about that?
You mean, Anne cassavettes?
No, that was his wife.
How do you know about her?
The detective.
He mentioned her name.
What did he say about her?
Have they found her?
No.
They think they've seen her.
The police, they're looking
for information.
He knows something.
He could probably help.
Here.
The detective.
He gave me his card.
You should call him.
I don't wanna deal with cops.
You know something.
I have to go.
April: Wait.
I don't even know your name.
Is there any way
I can reach you?
No, there is not.
[Ominous music]
[Phone beeps]
Beep
it's me.
You're never gonna believe
who I just saw walking out
of April Reilly's office.
*
[phone ringing]
Ring! Ring!
Hold on while I get that.
Try not to move,
otherwise we'll have to do this
over again.
Okay?
[Ringing continues]
Gore girls.
Casey?
Casey: Hey hon.
You doing okay?
Can I talk to you
about something?
What is it?
April: A woman came
into my office this morning.
She was asking about Rachel.
Rachel, again?
Who was it this time?
I have no idea.
She creeped me out.
She did not seem well at all,
mentally.
Believe me.
Well, maybe it was one
of Rachel's ex-girlfriends.
You did say she had a few,
and not all of them normal
from what I heard.
April: Casey?
I'm worried about Sarah.
I mean, what if there is
something to all of this?
Do you think we should tell her?
I can't make that decision
for you.
Whatever you decide,
I'm behind it.
Okay?
Okay.
You probably have
your hands full.
I should let you go.
You're still picking up Sarah,
right?
Yeah, of course.
April: Okay.
I'll talk to you later.
Love you.
Casey: Love you too.
Bye.
[Ominous music]
Terry.
Can you do me a favor?
What's up?
Can you do some research
for me on a woman
named Anne cassavettes?
Which piece is this for?
Actually it, it isn't
for a piece.
It's personal.
Whoa.
I-If Richard finds out
that I do something like that,
you know I get
in major trouble, right?
Richard won't find out.
Please, Terry?
I wouldn't ask you if it wasn't
for something important.
Anne cassavettes?
Right.
I'm gonna have to make up
some kind of long-term story
or tell him you're working
on an extended piece, I mean.
Whatever you need to do.
Just let me know as soon
as you find out something.
And I promise
I'll make it up to you.
Yeah, you better.
Oh, and Terry?
Can you see if there's
any connection
between this cassavettes person
and something called
the echo project?
What in the world
are you into?
That's what I'm trying to
find out.
[Melancholy music]
[Door locks]
Click
[music continues]
[Phone beeps]
Beep, beep, beep
*
[phone ringing]
Ring
male: Los Angeles
police department.
Hi.
Detective Michael Simmons,
please.
Male: He's not
in the office at the moment.
May I take a message?
Yes.
My name is Yelena markova
and I have some information
about one of his cases.
Male: Okay.
Is this the best number
to reach you? 3070?
Yes.
That's my home number.
Male: Okay.
We'll let the detective know.
Thanks.
*
[knob creaks]
Creak
[shower water falling]
[Knocking]
Knock, knock, knock, knock
[music continues]
[Knocking]
Knock, knock, knock, knock
[Door unlocks
and creaks open]
Ahhh!
[Knife slices]
Shing!
[Intense music]
[Knocking]
Knock, knock, knock, knock
they left your mail
on my desk again.
Okay. Great, thanks.
Female #4: Richard wants
to see you again, also.
He wants to go over
that weekend piece again.
Whenever you have a chance.
Okay, tell him
I'll be right in.
[Paper rustling]
*
[rustling continues]
Rachel: Dear April,
I don't know where to begin.
I know that
for the past ten years
you believed me to be dead.
So I can't imagine
what you'd be feeling right now.
I just hope you'll understand
that what I did was
for your protection
and for my daughter's.
There's something I have
to tell you.
Before we met, I was involved
in something called
the echo project.
I could try to explain it
but right now, all you need
to know is that
since the project ended,
all the other subjects
have been killed.
If they find me,
they'll kill me.
And if they find out
I have a daughter,
they'll kill her too.
That's why I had to contact you.
I miss you so much.
I'll see you again soon.
And I can explain everything.
But until then,
you must keep this a secret
for her sake.
If anyone were to find out,
everything we care about
could be lost.
Love, Rachel.
*
Sarah: Can you help me
practice my lines tonight?
There's this one line
I keep forgetting.
Casey: Which part?
You know where I call
the sea monster a liar?
Still?
Alright.
I'll help you run through it
again tonight.
Yeah, upside down.
What?
Tracy summerfield says
she remembers her lines
upside down 'cause she says
it gets all the blood
to her brain
and she remembers better.
Well, we'll see how much
she remembers
when she passes out.
No, really.
She showed me how to make
my face turn red.
Wanna see?
Who did?
Tracy summerfield. Watch.
Alright, Sarah. That's enough.
You're killing
your brain cells.
Come on.
How is it killing
brain cells?
Casey: I don't know.
No, no, no, no. How?
Mom?
Mom?
Hey, sweetheart.
How are you?
What's wrong?
Um.
I'm fine.
Just a really long day at work.
Sarah, can I talk to April
alone for a minute?
Is it about the policemen
this morning?
I wanna stay and listen.
Honey, could you go wash
your hands for me?
I'm gonna put dinner on soon.
Okay.
Thank you.
What's going on?
Has it got something to do
with that woman that showed up
at your office?
April, why should you be worried
about that?
You said so yourself.
Rachel's dead.
Why won't you say something?
It's, it's nothing.
Just, it's just been
a really weird day, you know.
So let's talk about it.
We will.
But, you know, later tonight.
Okay?
I just, I, I just wanna get
dinner started
and clear my head.
[Dogs barking]
Woof-woof, woof-woof
I'll see you in the morning,
okay.
We'll go through those lines
again.
That's okay.
I think I got it now.
You sure?
Yeah.
I read it upside down.
Oh. Right.
So, Friday night's
the big night.
I already got our tickets.
We're in the third row.
You'll be able to see us
from the stage.
You're not supposed to look
at the audience.
Oh, right.
I forgot.
Sleep tight, honey.
See you in the morning.
Good night, mom.
Good night.
[Door closes]
You can come out now.
[Door creaks]
[Voices whispering]
*
hey.
You was right about the kid.
I say we move in tonight.
*
what if she's not dead?
What if that woman was telling
the truth?
You think she'll come looking
for you?
No, it's...
It's not that.
It's just...
What if someone found out
about Sarah?
What if someone did?
What the fuck is it, tuna?
Look, I don't know why
you're so concerned
about Sarah all of a sudden.
I'd like a little
communication here.
She's my kid too.
I have a right.
[Door opens]
[April and Casey whispering]
Casey: What is it?
I just thought maybe it's time
we told Sarah.
About Rachel?
I mean, she's old enough
to know and...
What if something were
to happen?
I, I wouldn't feel right
if Sarah didn't know the truth.
Then tell her.
Right now?
[Dreary music]
If it's bothering you
that much, maybe you should.
For your sake, not just hers.
Will you come with me?
Is that enough?
What's wrong?
[Voices whispering]
[Gasps]
Honey.
What are you doing up?
Who's this for?
It's for nobody.
What do you mean nobody?
Sarah.
Was someone here?
I can't tell.
What do you mean?
Sarah, was someone in here?
She's my friend.
Who?
Honey, you're not in trouble.
I need you to tell me, okay.
Please.
I can't.
She told me if I told anybody,
they'd find her.
She just wants my help.
She's just hungry, is all.
Where is she?
In the closet.
[Ominous music]
[Door creaks]
Creak
honey, there's no one in here.
I saw her.
She told me you were coming.
What?
She told me someone's coming!
[Glass breaks]
Crash!
*
Sarah, I need you to stay
right here, okay?
Do not leave your room.
[Ominous music]
[Door rattling]
Oh my god.
Call the police. Go!
[Music continues]
Sarah? Sarah! Sarah!
Oh! Oh god, Sarah's gone!
April, calm down.
She couldn't have gone far.
Oh my god!
Just call the police.
Okay.
I'll find her.
[Music continues]
Female #5: 911.
Stay your emergency.
Hello. We need your help.
Someone's breaking
into our house.
Female #5: Okay ma'am.
What's your address?
1425 alta Sierra.
Hurry.
[Door rattling]
Sarah! Sarah!
Sarah?
[Rattling continues]
[Door breaks]
Boom!
It's just the--
*
[footsteps]
[Ominous music]
She's here somewhere.
[Music continues]
[Voices whispering]
She's still in the house.
Keep looking.
[Music continues]
[Footsteps]
[Voices whispering]
*
[sirens wailing]
Whoo-whoo-whoo-whoo!
Anne: Out the back door, now!
*
thank god! Thank god!
Calm down.
There's three people
in the house.
Where are they?
They're still in the house.
Okay, alright. You okay?
Yeah, yeah.
Stay here.
Casey!
April?
Hold on, they're coming.
Sarah.
Sarah.
Where did you go to?
You scared us to death.
Honey, what's wrong?
Sarah.
*
Mike: Hi.
I'm detective Michael Simmons.
L.a.p.d.
I'm here to see April Reilly,
Sarah Reilly's mother.
Sure.
[Phone dialing]
Beep, beep, beep
hi, I have a detective
Michael Simmons here
to see April Reilly.
Great.
Just one minute.
Thank you.
Detective.
Did you catch them?
Mike: No.
We searched the whole area.
No trace.
How is she?
Oh, thank you.
She's in shock.
They're gonna keep her
overnight.
Well, that sounds hopeful.
Listen, we do have one lead.
Did a woman name Yelena markova
come to your office today?
A woman came to my office.
She didn't tell me her name
but that must've been her.
I gave her your card.
Did she contact you?
She left a message for me
while I was out of the office.
Have you talked to her yet?
I sent a unit over
to her house
when I got the message.
They found her body inside.
She was murdered.
Oh my god.
Casey: Murdered.
You mean by the same people
who were at our house.
We don't know that
but it's possible.
Listen, when she came
to the office, do you recall
any part of her conversation?
Um, she was a friend
of Rachel's.
She knew you had been asking me
about her.
I gave her your card,
but she said she didn't want
to involve the police.
Did she say why?
April: No. She was scared.
She mentioned something
about an experiment
that Anne cassavettes was
involved in.
Something called
the echo project.
[Sarah screaming]
Ahhh! Ahh! Ahh!
Ahh! Ahh! Ahh!
Male #2: Sarah, Sarah.
It's okay. Settle down.
Sarah: Ahh! Ahh!
April: What's wrong?
Sarah: Ahh! Ahh!
April: Sarah? Sarah honey.
Baby, look at me.
Honey.
Mom.
I'm here.
Don't play the echo game.
April: What, what is
the echo game?
She told me never to play it.
Who told you that?
The girl in my room.
Honey.
There was no one in your room.
Yes there was!
He has a picture of her
in his pocket.
[Ominous music]
Sarah: [Whispering]
That's her!
April: Rachel.
When did you see Rachel?
All the time.
Where?
Was she in our house?
Sarah, this is really important.
Where is Rachel now?
I don't want her
to get caught.
Nothing's going to happen
to her, I promise, okay.
We're safe here.
Now where is she?
It doesn't matter.
Just tell me
where she is, Sarah.
Knock it off.
Why don't they believe me?
[Voices whispering]
Sarah: Why can't they?
Why?
Doctor, what's wrong with her?
She's hallucinating badly.
It could be the medication.
But at least she's talking.
Mike: Sarah, you said
your friend was worried
about being caught.
Who is she hiding from?
The teacher.
Why?
What does she want?
Her echo.
What do you mean her echo?
Sarah. Sarah.
Doctor: I think she should
just rest.
Okay.
Doctor: You're okay.
We'll watch her.
This, uh, this woman
that was murdered.
How did she die?
Her throat was cut.
*
you think it has something
to do with this cassavettes
person?
The one Sarah's talking about.
You heard the doctor say
she was heavily hallucinating.
But if she did see Rachel,
I don't know
what we could do.
I'm sick of hearing
about Rachel.
Besides, you've no hard proof
that she's alive.
I do.
Can I talk to you outside?
I have something to show you.
*
I received a letter
from Rachel.
It arrived at my work
this afternoon.
She said Sarah might be
in danger.
Why didn't you tell me
about this?
She said to keep it quiet.
I believed her.
You put our daughter's life
in danger just to keep it quiet.
Miss lin. Please. Please.
Can I see the letter?
Yeah.
*
[paper rustling]
*
Sarah is Rachel's daughter.
She's our daughter.
Rachel is her birth mother.
April: Yes.
But we raised her as our own.
I wish you would've told me
this earlier.
I didn't think it mattered.
Sarah never even knew
about Rachel.
No one knew.
This woman, Anne cassavettes.
You think she knows?
That would explain
why they broke into your house.
They know Rachel will try
to contact her daughter.
But why would they want Rachel?
I guess the whole answer
is in this echo business.
But until we find that out,
I'm gonna put extra surveillance
on you and your entire family.
I'm gonna put an extra guard
in the lobby downstairs.
If you need to go anywhere,
we'll have an escort for you.
This is just
until we solve this.
Okay?
*
you should've told me
about the letter.
I was going to.
I just...
I just needed time to process
all of this.
I could've helped you.
You know you can always come
to me when you need to.
Why didn't you?
Casey. Please.
Please don't do this.
You, you have to understand.
I loved Rachel.
It took me so long
to get over her
and then when all this came up,
I just...
I, I didn't know what to think.
Do you still love her?
Doesn't matter anymore.
[April cries]
[Voices whispering]
[Ominous music]
[Whispering continues]
Rachel: Rest now, Sarah.
You'll need your strength later.
[Music continues]
[Woman announcing]
April: Uh.
What time is it?
Casey: Noon.
Where are you going?
Home. Get some clothes.
Take a shower.
I have to stop by work, too.
Take care of some things.
Cops are taking me.
I'll go with you.
One of us should stay.
I'll be back later tonight.
Then you can take a trip.
Okay?
April: Casey.
Be careful.
[Knocking]
Knock knock
nurse: Excuse me, Ms. Reilly.
Yes.
I got a call from the lobby.
The guard says there's a man
named Terry Morgan here
to see you.
Great.
I-I'll be right there.
[Elevator dings]
Ding
April: Terry.
April, downstairs they got
cops everywhere.
Yeah, I know.
Are you okay?
Richard said you were here.
Is your daughter alright?
For now.
Well, look.
Where can we talk?
You found something?
Yeah. I found something.
April, this is some spooky shit.
Anne cassavettes.
She's wanted by the FBI
for murdering her husband.
David cassavettes.
Right.
He was a doctor.
About 20 years ago,
he went looking for kids
with telepathic potential.
He brought about ten of them
back to his colony
in upstate New York.
It was kinda like a,
like school for the gifted.
April: Hmm.
Terry: He thought
he could help them focus
their abilities.
Anyway, he worked up there
for a while in secrecy.
Then two years later,
out of nowhere,
his body washed up
in the east river.
He had been dead for months.
She killed him.
Right.
Why?
Well, the official story is
that he was banging
his assistant, a Russian girl.
She worked with him
at the school.
They said Anne caught them
in the act and she went nuts.
After the murder,
the girlfriend just disappeared.
You said that's
the official story.
What's the unofficial story?
Well, it's a lot
of speculation, that stuff.
Conspiracy theory,
stuff like that.
Tell me.
Well, after Anne killed
her husband and dumped the body,
she took over the school.
She started to accelerate
the experiments.
You know, giving them injections
to stimulate their esp.
She even thought
that she could teach them
to manifest their esp
physically and then project it.
April: Project it?
Terry: Right.
She even thought
that she could absorb
the projections for herself.
If the kids ever questioned her,
she just played it off
like it was no big deal,
you know.
Tried to make it fun for them.
You mean, like a game.
Terry: Right.
But no one really knows
for sure what was going on
up there.
She was in control
of the whole thing
for like four months
until her husband's body
was found.
When police went to arrest her,
she was long gone.
Someone must've tipped her off.
April: What about
the students?
Terry: Dead or missing.
Some murdered.
They think cassavettes
in involved,
but there's no proof.
The police couldn't find
anything and no one
has been able to find her.
Did you ever find any mention
of something called
the echo game?
Echo game?
Mmm hmm.
Well, echo is a term they use
to, uh, refer
to their abilities.
It's like, uh, an aura inside
of them that gives them
their powers.
Terry, I need to borrow this,
okay?
What?
Look, you can borrow this.
But if anyone asks,
you did not get this from me.
Deal.
Thanks, Terry.
Detective Mike Simmons,
please.
Could you tell him
April Reilly called?
I have some new information
about my case.
Yeah, thanks.
Female #6: What are you
doing here?
I took off work.
What are you doing?
What does it look like?
I'm leaving you, Terry.
Leaving?
What-what, what did I do?
Your ex came by looking
for you?
My ex?
[Bag zips]
Zip!
I remember you telling me
about her.
Skinny, white, twice your age.
Hold on a minute.
What are you talking about?
I know your type.
Anyway, this isn't
the first time this happened.
What do you mean?
Two months ago.
The phone messages.
I'm not putting up with this
anymore.
Terry: Stacy, wait.
Stacy: I made my decision.
[Door slams]
Slam!
Shit!
[Thump]
Terry: What'd you forget?
Your fucking toothbrush?
*
what do you think?
A lot of this is
conspiracy theories.
The Internet is full
of this stuff.
It's not a very reliable source.
It says here
that cassavettes was trying
to figure out a way
to absorb their powers,
their echoes.
This one's
a little outlandish.
But think.
What if maybe she did figure out
a way?
But before she could do it,
she had to go on the run.
Maybe that's why she's after
the students.
To steal their echoes.
Or to cover up
the experiments.
Yeah.
But either way, I think we have
a pretty good idea
why they're after Rachel.
Which is why we have
to find her before they do.
April.
We got a call
from the San Francisco p.D.
They found Rachel's body.
She's been dead for at least
a week.
No.
I'm so sorry.
Sarah said she saw her
yesterday.
Mike: There's a lot happening
that we can't explain.
Well if Rachel's dead,
then what the hell do they want?
Look, you haven't gotten
a lot of sleep.
Why don't I take you home
for a while?
We can watch the house
while you rest.
That might be a good idea.
[Phone rings]
Ring!
Yeah, it looks good.
I'll get that.
Just give them an email
and tell them
to come pick it up tomorrow.
You gentlemen alright?
Can I get you a soda
or anything?
Gore girls.
Hey, it's me.
Casey: Hey.
I'm just finishing up here
so I can come over
and relieve you in a while.
Okay.
Um, i'm, I'm just gonna
head out now then.
The cops are taking me.
Sure.
How's Sarah?
April: She's sleeping.
Casey, Rachel's dead.
She died a week ago.
They just told me.
I'm sorry, hon.
Are you doing alright?
I'm just so confused.
I can't make sense
of any of this.
You don't have to make sense
of it now.
Just get some rest.
Casey?
I'm sorry.
I feel like I betrayed
your trust.
I didn't mean to.
I just know I never want
to have this feeling again.
I love you.
I love you too.
We'll talk later then?
Casey: You got it.
*
[sighs]
*
Casey's coming, hon.
See you soon.
*
[voices whispering]
Casey.
Well, I'm gonna get going.
Sure you don't need help
with inventory?
Casey: No, I got it.
You go ahead.
Okay, take care of yourself.
Casey: Thanks.
[Door creaks]
Creak
[thunder rumbles]
Hey.
She'll be out in a minute.
Male #3: I'll walk her
to her car.
Be right back.
[Dreary music]
[Thunder rumbles]
Mmph!
[Music continues]
Casey: Ugh!
Where is she?
Find her!
[Music continues]
Oh.
Oh! Oh! Ahhh!
Ah! Ahh!
[Door slams]
Slam!
Ahhh! Ahhh! Ahhh!
Ahhh! Ahhh! Ahh!
Nurse.
She's hysterical.
No, Casey!
Get off of me!
No, Sarah. Sarah.
Ahhh! Ahhh!
You're gonna hurt yourself.
It's alright.
Ahh!
No, there you go.
There you go.
It's alright.
It's alright.
Shh.
*
[thunder rumbles]
Aaargh!
Gus!
What are you doing?
You looked tense.
Stop it.
You're gonna wake up
the patients.
If we get loud enough,
we might.
But.
I have to watch the desk.
Nobody's coming.
The place is on lockdown.
What makes you think
you can have your way with me
whenever you want?
I don't.
But, you can have your way
with me whenever you want.
You know that, right?
Who says I want to?
Okay, you win.
[Heavy breathing]
Wait!
Gus: What?
Nurse: It's the girl's
other mom.
She's allowed up here.
Just, just go.
This'll just take a second.
Wait, come here.
Hold that thought.
Rachel: Sarah.
Sarah, hide.
They're coming for you.
What if they find me?
Rachel: They won't.
I'll help you.
I'm not leaving you.
Hurry.
Nurse: Hi, miss lin.
Welcome back.
Is everything okay?
*
your daughter had
another fit again earlier.
But I think she's sleeping
again now so.
*
you remember which room
it is, right?
Um, well here.
I'll show you.
*
nurse: Sarah?
[Ominous music]
Anne: No!
[Music continues]
Hey kid. What's goin' on?
Watch out!
Ahhh!
Anne: Don't be afraid, child.
I just want the echo.
You can't hide from us.
[Ominous music]
I will find you.
[Thunder rumbles]
Sounds like there's
a storm coming.
I think it's
a little ways off yet.
[Sighs]
Trouble sleeping?
Mmm.
[Thunder rumbles]
That's understandable.
How do you do it?
I mean, deal with this sort
of stuff every day.
How do you sleep at night?
Not well.
But it comes with the job.
You ever feel
like you've had enough?
Some days.
But quitting isn't gonna
help you.
Doing your job is the only thing
that makes you feel better.
Thing is, the more you do it,
the more death you see.
It's a never-ending cycle.
Well, I appreciate
everything.
Shh!
[Thunder rumbles]
Isn't one of your men
out there?
Frank?
Sarah?
Sarah, what on earth
are you doing here?
Mom, Casey's dead.
What?
They killed Casey.
Then they came to the hospital
to get me.
Who?
The teacher.
She wants the echo.
Frank!
*
oh my god!
Upstairs.
Sarah: Ahh!
Now!
*
April: Come on Sarah!
Get out of sight.
I'll take care of this myself.
[Door bangs]
Bang!
Mike: Freeze!
Don't move.
I said don't move!
Or I will drop you
where you stand!
Then get on with it.
*
[voices whispering]
[Gasping]
Sarah.
I want you to go hide for me,
okay?
Don't let them find you, okay?
You're gonna be okay.
You're gonna be alright.
Mom!
Okay?
Please don't. Go, go, go.
Ugh! Ugh!
[Gasps]
[Voices whispering]
Now, where are you?
[Voices whispering]
Upstairs!
[Ominous music]
[Bat striking]
Whomp! Whomp! Whomp! Whomp!
[Music continues]
[Footsteps]
Got you.
You're coming with me.
[Voices whispering]
[Panting]
[Bat strikes]
Whomp!
*
[whispering continues]
[Gasps]
[Bat strikes]
Whomp!
Unh! Unh! Unh!
[Gun fires]
Bang!
[Panting]
April: Oh god. Oh god.
Oh god.
Sarah honey, come here.
Come on. We have to go.
Baby, we have to go.
Come on.
Oh god. Come here, honey.
Come here.
Please get up.
Please, please.
Come here.
Hold on to me, okay?
Okay, good girl.
Good girl.
Oh god.
Sarah: [Whimpering]
Okay honey.
I need you to keep
your eyes closed for me, okay?
Sarah: Okay.
Okay.
Sarah: [Whimpering]
Keep 'em closed tight.
[Panting]
Shh!
Keep your eyes closed, baby.
Okay, you can look.
Shh.
Unh!
Mom?
[Gasping]
[Voices whispering]
See how easy it is, child?
With only the slightest effort,
you could turn a person
this way...
Or that.
Stop it!
*
I might've been able
to teach you a thing or two
with this gift
your mother gave you.
But I'm afraid
I can't let you keep it.
I've been searching for it
for so long.
Stop!
You're hurting her!
Hush now.
You'll get your turn.
[Gasping]
*
[voices whispering]
What?
[Whispering continues]
Oh-ho-ho-ho.
Don't even try it.
[Whispering continues]
Have it your way!
[Intense music]
[Screaming]
[Music continues]
You can't.
[Music continues]
Ahh! Ahh!
*
Sarah.
Sarah.
Oh god.
Did you see her?
Yeah.
Sweetheart, I did.
*
Casey: You should've told me
about the letter.
Why didn't you?
April: I loved Rachel.
It took me so long
to get over her.
And then when all this came up,
I just, I didn't know
what to think.
Casey: Do you still love her?
April: Doesn't matter anymore.
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