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Lisa.

Jack, what'd you find out?

This is a lot bigger than we thought.

Coventry Cosmetics is about to start
production on a new facial cream that's

going to do a lot more than remove
wrinkles.

Remember Jim?

Yeah, the chemist we interviewed in
Coventry.

Well, I just got off the line with him.

He said this product... Well, it's going
to bring witchcraft right into the 90s.

No more black cats riding around on
broomsticks.

They'll have the potential to control
all the women in the world through their

own vanity.

Jeez, talk about looks that kill.

We can't just write this up.

We have to stop it. Yeah, well,
according to Jim, they already have a

designer working on plans for a new
manufacturing plant.

Is he one of them? No, but they're
prepared to start construction

immediately. These women are not wasting
any time.

Then he's in trouble.

So is the rest of the world if they get
that plant up and running.

I don't give a damn about a few bitches
and their family history.

Look, they've already killed my partner.
You've got to back out of this deal.

When are you planning to break ground?

We start to tear it up next week. And
you can bet your ass that Coventry,

California is going to be my next
million dollar deposit.

You got it?

Yeah, I got it. Good.

collections again.

If we don't receive that cashier's
credit for the full amount today, we'll

have to start legal proceedings.

Mr. Stevens, this is Miss Waller again
from the DMV. I still haven't received

that check you promised me for your
car's registration.

It's already expired.

So please, if you haven't already sent
it, please do so immediately or we're

just going to have to put a boot on your
car.

Thank you and have a nice day.

Mr. Stevens, this is Tara Coventry from
Coventry Cosmetics.

We've just finished an extensive
executive search throughout the country

and have chosen you as our new executive
in charge of marketing.

We're offering you a starting salary of
$200,000 a year, plus bonuses and

incentives.

Of course, we'll fully finance your move
here and we'll buy you a home so that

you can continue in the comfort that
you're used to.

In addition...

To show our good faith and trust in your
abilities, our signing bonus will be to

pay off all of your outstanding debt.

Hello? Bob, it's Paul.

Well... Well, stranger, it's nice to
hear from you again, finally.

I thought you'd vanished.

How are you?

I'm fine. Actually, I'm great. Well,
that's good news.

Hey, listen, I wanted to apologize for
not continuing our sessions. You know, I

just wasn't financially secure, so...
Oh, come on. You know, I wouldn't have

charged you until you got back on your
feet.

Yeah, well, I just didn't feel right.

Anyway, let me tell you the good news. I
just got this incredible job offer

heading up the marketing department for
this cosmetics company up in Coventry.

Yeah, it's this little town up north in
the mountains.

In fact, I'm on my way there as we
speak.

Well, that is great news.

That's terrific.

Yeah, and it couldn't have come at a
better time.

Man, the goat collectors were all over
me.

Plus, I owe Janet a ton of back alimony.

Hey, have you, uh, spoken to her?

Uh, Janet? No, not in a couple of weeks,
but she seemed okay back then.

But how are you? Have your nightmares
been occurring with the same frequency?

Always a shrink, huh?

Yeah. They're about the same.

But who knows? You know, maybe with this
newfound good fortune, they'll go away

like the bill collectors.

Nothing like a good positive attitude.

Just remember what we discussed.

I know, I know.

It all stems from my childhood. Growing
up in an orphanage, not knowing who my

parents are, being deprived of a normal,
loving childhood.

You know, maybe I should make you into a
therapist or a marriage counselor. You

certainly know enough about both areas.

No, thanks.

The last thing I need to hear is other
people's marital problems.

Finally accepted Janet's reasons for
leaving me. I remember what you said.

You don't want to be with someone who
doesn't want to be with you.

Hmm. Took me two wives to learn that
lesson.

Well, anyway, I am thrilled about your
new job, and I know you're going to keep

in touch with me, right?

You are correct, sir.

I'll call you when I get settled.

I'm not running away.

Janet, wait.

I love you.

Look, I've been working really hard with
this marriage counselor.

I know it's hard on you.

It's been hard on me.

Honey, we can't just walk out.

Paul, this isn't just about love or
trying.

I do love you, but I can't live with you
when something in your past is

destroying the present and our future.

The nightmares, the depressions and the
anxieties for you and me.

You had a great job that you lost, that
you were wonderful at.

It's the cat.

Look, um, I gotta go.

Welcome to Coventry, Mr. Stevens.

I'm Rachel.

I'm Paul Stevens.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

Come, let me show you inside.

What was that all about?

As you know, the cosmetics industry is
highly competitive.

There are potential spies everywhere.

Especially now with our new line of
products being released.

The secrecy of our formulas must be
protected at all costs.

I understand.

But enough of the unpleasantries.

Come with me.

How was your drive up here?

Peaceful.

Serene. I love autumn. I saw some great
countryside.

Yes, it is very beautiful.

I'm glad you enjoyed your trip.

So how long have you lived in Coventry?

My whole life.

Are you married?

No.

Are you?

Divorced. Any children?

No. But I'd like to someday.

and personnel offices are here on the
first floor and your office will be on

the second floor.

So tell me, how long have you worked
here?

Since the beginning.

Really?

Your family started all this, huh?

Yeah.

Tara's office is at the top of the
stairs and to the right.

They're expecting you.

Mr. Stevens, I'm Tara Coventry.

And these are my sisters, Noella and
Catlin.

It's a pleasure to meet you all.

You have a beautiful town here.

I'm sure you'll find it very enjoyable
living here.

This is a draft of the formal contract
containing all of our proposals.

For your review, of course.

Yeah, do you know, it's an offer I
couldn't refuse.

We never meant you to.

It will be a pleasure working so closely
with you.

And if the terms of the contract are
acceptable to you, I would appreciate it

if you could start tomorrow morning.

Yeah, fine.

We found a house for you, and I will
take you there.

I'm sure you must be tired after your
long drive.

Thanks. That's very considerate.

Have a pleasant rest.

So what did you think?

Well, if he can market our products as
well as he has in the past, we should

have no problem funding our future
plans.

At first you might find this town a bit
eccentric, but I'm sure I can make you

feel at home very quickly.

Thank you.

Used to be really comfortable here.

We are descended from a very old
European culture.

Our art and customs may seem a little
bit strange to you.

Come on, let me show you upstairs.

I hope you like your room.

Yeah, I do.

Tell me, this symbol on your necklace, I
see it around here a lot. What is it?

It's a pentagram.

It's sort of a family crest.

I thought it had a religious meaning of
some kind.

A long time ago, it may have.

But to me, it's magical and sexy.

Here, hold it.

Tell me what you feel.

It's been a long drive. You know I'm
kind of beat.

You need to relax.

Come here and sit down.

Maybe a little massage will help you.

You know, that feels great.

But I really need to take a shower.

I could rub the soap on you.

Maybe some other time.

Okay, then.

Well, let the water run down your body
and caress you.

Enjoy.

Oh, and Paul, rest your voice.

But to me, it's magic. To me, it's
magic.

And sexy.

Sexy.

Here. Here.

Hold it. Hold it. Tell me what you
think. Tell me what you think.

So make sure they have them to you
tomorrow morning, okay?

Excuse me.

Good morning, Mr. Stevens.

Morning. I'm Marianna McGrath, your
secretary.

Oh, hi. It's nice to meet you. You know,
I was just looking for my office. Allow

me to show you. It's down here.

Call me Paul.

So are you from Coventry? No, I'm from
Vancouver.

Really? I went on vacation once there.
It's a beautiful city.

Yes, it is beautiful.

Oh, you've been here?

A few months.

Here's your office.

So did you move here to work for
Coventry?

No, my fiancé did.

I came to be with him.

Well, that makes sense.

What did he do?

He was a chemist.

He worked in a laboratory.

Are you okay?

I'm sorry.

It's just that he got very sick rather
suddenly, and he died.

Oh, my God. I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to react this way. It's
just that it's only been a couple of

weeks, and I'm not quite myself.

No, hey, it's okay. I understand.

Please, why don't you sit down?

I brought a few of our earlier ideas for
you to look at.

I thought you should see them. They
might be of some help to you.

Excuse me.

Thanks.

So did my predecessor create these?

Yes. He and I did.

After you look them over, we'll talk
about your thoughts.

Mr. Stevens?

Mr. Stevens?

Come in.

I'm Sean O'Grady.

I'm your associate, which means runner,
helper, all-around slave.

Nice to meet you, Sean.

You know, I was beginning to think I was
only going to be dealing with women

here. Yeah, I know how you feel. When I
first started working here, I was a

little thrown. I mean, beautiful girls
everywhere, and even the bosses are

babes.

How long you been here?

About three months.

So like my secretary, you're new.

Yeah, I understand some people left
recently.

I guess not everyone likes the small
town lifestyle.

For me, it's a great change.

I love it here.

So you didn't happen to know the guy
that worked here before me, did you?

Yeah, I worked for them for a few weeks.

But he didn't look like a cool guy.

His name was John Peterson.

Do you know why he left?

Yeah, he got sick.

Was it serious?

Yeah, he died.

Was he married?

No. but I think he was dating one of the
bosses.

Really?

Yeah, Tara Coventry.

She's really hot.

Yeah, I met her. She's pretty hot.

Personally, I think Noelle is the
hottest, but to each his own.

Is there anything that you need or
anything that I can get you?

No, I'm fine. I'm just going to review
these ads for a while. Cool. Well, if

you need me, just tell Mariana and
she'll buzz me.

It was nice meeting you.

Yeah, nice to meet you, Sean.

Hello? Bob, it's Paul.

Well, Paul, how are you? How's the new
job and so on? The job's fine, but I'm

not. What's the matter?

It's my dreams.

I just met the women that are in them.

And some guy just walked into my office
that I thought killed in one of my

visions. It's like I'm seeing things
that I actually had nightmares.

You remember what we talked about
before?

The stress of a broken marriage, the
loss of your job, your childhood.

Bob, I know. I've been coping with that
stuff for a long time. But for Christ's

sake, listen to what I'm telling you.

This is not a nightmare.

This is some kind of a vision.

I mean, it's not like I'm dreaming and
I'm asleep. It's like I'm actually

seeing the people and places that took
place in the dream.

Okay. I believe what you're saying.

But what's it all mean to you?

I called you for an explanation, and now
you're asking me what it means. How the

hell do I know?

Because it's in your mind, and it's
there to tell you something.

This may be in pieces, but the pieces
seem to be coming together.

Think of it like an amnesia victim
would.

Slowly, parts of their memory come
flashing back on them while they're

still awake.

Not asleep.

That's when they're becoming cured.

In your case, it's similar.

Yeah, but my pieces are, like, bizarre
sexually, and they're violent.

Trust me.

You're going to be fine. We'll go over
them all together and we'll figure them

out. You're not ready for the white
coats yet, all right?

You might try doing some research on
Coventry, since that seems to be a

catalyst of some sort.

In any event, you might learn something
that'll help speed your recovery.

Recovery?

You sure could have fooled me.

Because I don't feel like I'm
recovering.

If anything, I'm more confused and
scared.

Look. If you need me, give me a couple
of hours' notice, and I'll come on up

there. After all, if it's as beautiful
as you say it is, perhaps we can both be

treated for our neuroses together.

Thanks, Pop.

Okay. Bye-bye.

Maria, I'm going to step out for a few
minutes, okay?

Okay.

Excuse me.

I'm looking for a book on the history of
Coventry.

That'll be aisle seven.

Thanks.

I'd like to take this book home if I
can. Do I need a library card?

You don't need one, Mr. Stevens.

You know my name?

Of course, it's a small town.

You're from here, aren't you?

Yes, I am.

Good morning, Beth.

Mr. Stevens?

Mr. Stevens?

Mr. Stevens?

Mr. Stevens?

Mr.

Stevens?

Who are you?

Better question is, who are you, and
what are you doing in Mr. Stevens'

house?

I'm a friend.

Do you work for Mr. Stevens?

No, everyone in Coventry works for me.

Oh, really?

And what do you do?

I do this.

I'll take you.

I'll take you straight to hell.

You seem to be more interested in
Coventry than in your job.

I know how to do my job.

I'm just curious to learn about Coventry
and its people, that's all.

This book is for tourists to read.

You'll learn about it soon enough.

Oh, I'd learn quicker if you'd answer a
few of my questions.

I'll be a teacher later.

First, Tara wanted me to show you around
the facilities.

Okay.

So, where's the lab where you do your
research and development?

All of our products contain elements
that we like to keep proprietary.

Besides, our lab is just like any other,
full of chemists, test tubes, and Bunsen

burners. Well, some things keep my
curiosity more than others.

Really?

Well, some things are better not known.

You know, when I was ten, I went to
Catholic school, and I had this

beautiful nun, Sister Ernesta, as a
teacher.

And every time I looked at her, I'd get
this strange and wonderful sensation in

the pit of my stomach.

It was the first time I ever enjoyed
school.

She was a good teacher?

She gave me my first feelings of love.

She was very special.

And beautiful.

And caring.

And mysterious.

Mysterious? In what way?

She was a nun.

And she was untouchable.

She'd closed herself off to the outside
world.

She'd given herself to a higher power.

True.

And to some, she seemed cold and
detached, but to me, she felt warm and

sensuous, full of love.

Well, I'm sure her love couldn't have
been the same as yours.

Oh, yeah, she felt the same love I did.

And how did you know that?

I could see it in her eyes.

Excuse me, but Tara sent me to tell you
she scheduled you to meet with her

tomorrow morning in her office.

Your secretary had the time. She wanted
to see you in her office now.

So you're going to be there tomorrow
morning?

No.

I still have a lot of questions I want
to ask you. I'm sure Tara can answer all

of them for you tomorrow.

Yeah, but the kind of questions I have
to ask only a friend could answer.

Friendship takes time.

And trust.

I trust you.

I have to go see Taro.

Is he the one?

He's just like the rest.

No different.

Are you sure?

Yes.

I hope you're right.

Leave us.

You don't trust her. I trust no one,
especially a half-breed.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Dirty business, the cosmetics trade,
isn't it?

You thought you could leave the coven,
but you can never escape us.

Where are you?

It's not a good thing to betray your
friends.

Oh, my God!

We can't take you back, Monica, but we
do have a nice, warm spot laid out,

especially.

Oh, my God.

Marianna. Morning.

Good morning.

Do me a favor and get Sean for me,
please.

Sean's not working here anymore.

What do you mean?

I was told he quit.

Did you talk to him?

No, I heard it from Noelle at the
secretary.

Would you come in while I hold this for
a minute, please?

I just talked to Sean yesterday, and he
said that he loved working here. And

then today he quits?

I don't think so.

Marianne, I don't know you that well,
but based on our conversation yesterday,

I think you know what I'm talking about.

I'm so glad you feel it, too.

I stayed here on purpose after Jim's
death.

You see, he'd never been sick a day in
his life.

And then, well... Well, didn't you talk
to the doctor about his cause of death?

Of course.

He told me it was some rare immune
deficiency disease.

Do you know how John Peterson died?

No, but the same doctor treated them
both.

His name's Condon. He's the only doctor
in Coventry.

Do you want to help me?

Of course.

What do you think's happening?

Well, I'm not sure, but for now, I think
you put it best when you said you had a

feeling.

Look, I need you to get a hold of the
doctor. Try and give Sean a call. And

also, can you go down to the library and
find out if he can...

Find anything on the history of Coventry
or this company, say in the last few

years. Okay, I'll go there tonight.

Anything else?

No. And don't tell anybody what you're
doing.

Right now I've got to go to a meeting at
Tara's office.

Do you think something happened to Sean?

I don't know.

Come in.

Please sit down.

Rachel's given you some of our previous
ads to look at.

What did you think?

They were okay.

Paul, with me, always be direct.

Now, how would you make them better?

Well, first off, I asked Callan about
this pentagram symbol.

It seems to be the company's logo.

She told me it was some sort of family
crest.

You know, I remember reading somewhere
that it had to do with good and evil.

Why do you ask?

Just wondering if I had to incorporate
it into my ads, that's all.

Your concern is to create a marketing
campaign for our product.

Leave the rest to me.

Tara, I think you need a much more
aggressive marketing campaign. You know,

something that reaches out to the
largest demographics and targets the

correct age group.

Face it, there's a lot of companies
making lotions and perfumes.

If you want your stuff to sell, you've
really got to set it apart from the

pack. Good.

I like that.

Now, how soon can I have examples on my
desk?

Well, today's Friday. I mean, if I work
on it over the weekend, I guess I could

have you some stuff by Monday.

Perfect. I want this new ad campaign up
and running ASAP.

I want product on the shelf long before
Christmas.

Not a problem.

Good.

Now, on to something more pleasant. I'm
having a small cocktail party tonight at

my house, and I'd love for you to join
us.

Great. Then tonight at 9.30.

Then I guess I'll see you tonight.

Thank you.

Marianne?

Listen, I need to get into the personnel
office downstairs.

Do you know that secretary?

I've met her.

Look, it's almost lunchtime. She doesn't
go to lunch.

You think you can divert her or
something for about five minutes? Sure.

And here's the doctor's address and
phone number.

And I've been calling Sean and there's
no answer.

All right. Well, keep trying and I'll
give the doctor a call later.

You know, Sean's apartment is right near
mine.

After I go to the library, I'll stop by
his place.

All right.

Did Jim ever say anything to you about
strange behavior from Tara or the

others?

The only thing I remember him saying is
that at times there was coldness in

their eyes.

I'm sure it would have liked you.

Listen, I have to go to a cocktail party
at Terrace House tonight. If you get a

hold of Sean, would you leave a message
on my answering machine?

I will.

Could be an interesting night.

I'm sure it will be.

We need to talk.

About what?

There's a lot you need to know about us,
but more importantly, about you.

What about me?

You can't talk here.

Tonight at Taurus.

And Paul.

I'm glad you talked to me.

It's Bob.

At the tone, leave a message and I'll
get back to you as soon as I can.

Bob, it's Paul.

Listen, I've been thinking a lot about
what you said, and I really want to take

you up on your offer.

Things are really getting out of hand
down here.

My dreams are starting to intensify, and
with everybody's actions, you know,

they're starting to get really
suspicious.

Anyway, look, I really need your help,
okay? So just get down here immediately,

all right?

Thanks. I'll see you soon.

Hello? It's Marianna. I'm glad you're
there.

I've been searching through the papers
and I found some rather interesting

facts. Well, what did you find out?

Well, I've only gone back a year so far,
but there's a pattern of death here in

Coventry all attributed to the same
immune deficiency disease that Jim had.

Get this.

Matthew Daggart, age 24, died of unknown
immune deficiency disease.

Also, Nathaniel Bascom, age 27, same
disease.

Both were employed at Coventry
Cosmetics.

Really? Yeah. And then I
cross-referenced some other cities'

newspapers to see if I could find any
articles on the company or Coventry, and

I found two unsolved killings that were
both related to Coventry.

Awesome. Well, in the last year, two
men, one who wanted to develop real

estate here in Coventry and the other
one who wanted to buy into the company,

were both murdered under mysterious
circumstances.

And what were they? I don't know. I
intend to find out. And I'm also going

to check back in the local obituary to
see if I can find anybody else that's

died of Jim's disease.

Can you give me a picture of Jim?

Of course.

Why?

I'll explain it tomorrow, but right now
I've got to get over to Tara's house.

She's having a party.

Hey, great work.

Thanks. Sure. And Paul, be careful.

Thanks.

You startled me.

It's nice to see you here. Hi.

Nice to see you.

Interesting group of people.

Not really.

You know, Carolyn, you have this very
direct way of speaking.

I try not to waste time.

To some, it's the most precious gift of
all.

But it's not to you?

I have all the time in the world.

For you.

Hello, pal.

Okay. Rachel, how are you?

Rachel, you look... nice.

You, uh, you don't mind if I talk to
Paul alone for a few moments, do you,

Kat? Not at all.

Later, Paul.

Thanks for rescuing me.

Yeah, you do look beautiful.

Is that what you see when you look at
me?

Beauty?

Oh, I see that and much more.

So listen, you said you were going to
answer some of my questions.

Well, if I'm going to be your teacher,
then I thought that I should get to know

how smart you really are.

Okay.

You seem to distance yourself from
people.

You have a sadness in your eyes.

And something hidden much deeper in a
darker place.

And what do you know about dark places?

Well, it's where we keep all of our
fears and our pain.

As children and adults.

When you really care about someone, you
have to trust them enough to share even

your deepest fears.

And tell me about your dreams.

The fires, the faces, the killings.

How do you know about that?

I know that the man in your dreams
brought you here.

Rachel, darling.

Paul, I have some people over here I'd
like you to meet.

Please come with me.

Paul,

this is Jane and Dr.

Condon.

Paul's our new executive in charge of
marketing.

Well, congratulations, Paul.

Thanks.

Well, here's to good luck in your new
job.

And welcome to Coventry.

Nice to meet you.

If you'll excuse me.

Of course.

You know, Doctor, it's a coincidence
meeting you here. I just called your

office today to try and make an
appointment.

An appointment, Paul?

Well, you look just fine to me.

Actually, I wanted to ask you a few
questions.

Questions?

About what?

Doctor. Rachel, darling.

You're still saving yourself for me. Of
course I am, Doctor.

You don't mind if I take Paul away for a
few moments, do you?

No, no, not at all. Oh, I'll answer your
questions later for you.

What?

Have a good time.

In case you've paid into the community
rather nicely, don't you think?

So, what kind of questions were you
going to ask him?

About death.

The abnormal kind.

Who's that over there with Sarah?

The deacon.

Deacon? What, is he like a priest?

No, more like a soldier.

Look, Paul, it's time for me to tell you
what you need to know.

Meet me at the cemetery in an hour.

And, Paul, stay away from the doctor.

Health is in his concern.

Don't you find him interesting?

Like you and Rachel, I also find him
quite special.

Well, Paul, I believe you said you had
some questions for me.

It's nothing that can't wait.

Now, Paul, you know, if there's
something bothering you, if you're

worried about anything at all, I can't
help.

You know, Doc, for now, just knowing
that you care is help enough.

Excuse me. I really want to get back to
work on those ads.

I don't believe we've met.

Paul Stevens, this is Deacon James.

Nice to meet you.

Tell me, are you with the religious
order here in Coventry?

Yes, the deacon's parish is here.

Well, I feel really secure.

What with the doctor looking after my
health and now you looking after my

soul.

Rest assured, Mr. Stevens, I'm here to
protect all of my kind in Coventry.

Do you have to leave so soon, Paul?

Yeah, I really want to make that
deadline.

Thank you so much for coming. It was a
pleasure.

I'm sure we'll see each other again.

Thanks for inviting me.

You bet.

How much longer do you need him for?

A few more days.

That's all.

If he was the one she was talking to on
the phone, he could become a problem

soon.

Don't worry.

I'll take care of him.

This town could really use a coffee shop
for meetings like this.

Yes, Coventry is unique in many ways.

Paul, why were you here before?

How did you know I was here before?

I've been watching you.

Why do I know that's not because I'm so
attractive?

Okay, this place, it's in my dreams.

And for some reason or another, I am
drawn here.

And I don't know why.

Have you learned anything here?

Yeah, two things.

No one from your family is buried here.

And everyone that is died very young.

Rachel, tell me what's going on. You
told me you were going to help me. I

don't need some guessing game, okay?

Do you believe in the supernatural?

Well, I guess I believe there's some
things that can't be explained, yeah.

But what does it have to do with
coventry?

Coventry comes from the word coven.

Rachel, I know what coven means.

Are you going to tell me that this has
to do with witches?

Yes, I am.

And I suppose you're one of them.

Yes.

Rachel, I don't... Mother.

Well, my daughter's telling you the
truth.

We come from an ancient culture.

It's one of magic.

Are you lost?

I think so.

Perhaps I can help you find your way.

I'm looking for Coventry.

You're almost there.

So what are you doing out here? Did your
car break down?

I'm waiting for you.

Oh, yeah? Why me?

Because you're looking for Paul.

How do you know?

He asked me to show you something.

Beautiful.

Sexy.

Magical.

Now, where were you headed?

I don't remember.

And who were you looking for?

You.

Good.

Do me a favor.

Sure.

I want you to pour this all over the
front seat.

Do you have a cigarette?

I don't. Well, you do now.

You see, we live many times a human's
years.

And that's why you don't see any of our
family buried here.

But Tara and her sister's time was
coming to an end. And faced with death,

they chose to prolong their lives.

And how did they do that?

Well, there's only one way. By draining
the life force from humans.

You mean like vampires?

Blood cannot prolong our lives. Only the
life force of others can.

John Peterson?

Mariana's fiancé and your assistant,
Sean, and countless others have all been

their victims.

So far, there's only a few here that
have joined Tara and her sisters.

Tonight at the party, you saw them all.

They were all together because tomorrow
is our highest holiday.

It's called the Witch's Sabbath, and the
ceremony for it takes place here in the

cemetery tonight at midnight.

And if Tara unites the rest of the
coven, well, then nobody will be able to

stop her.

What's important now is for you to
believe us.

We need your help.

How can I help you?

In your dreams, there's a face of a man.

His name is Zoran, and he was the
protector of us all.

He was your father.

When Tara and her sisters began the
killing, you had just been born.

Zoran tried to stop them, but the deacon
took him by surprise and killed him.

Tara killed your mother.

Afterwards... They looked for you, I hid
you, I took you to an orphanage where I

knew you'd be safe.

But they know that you're still alive,
and it's been prophesied that you would

come back to oppose them.

There's your proof.

It glows only for Zoran's son.

Because this is where your father was
slain.

That's why they have to be stopped or
the murders will continue.

What can I do?

Your father will come to you now.

Trust him to guide you.

And Paul?

Don't be afraid.

His love and ours will be your strength.

What would your mother say?

Pleasure or pain, Paul?

Pain, Noella.

I'm so inside.

So obviously, I thought it was you. The
cloaking spell can last up to a few

hours. You must have thought you
wouldn't revisit her.

As me.

Well, she was right.

That's nice to know.

But they're going to be on their guard
with her death.

It doesn't matter.

They have to be stopped.

Don't underestimate them, Paul.

Especially the deacons.

I won't.

Don't worry about you and your mother.

Don't be.

I'll go and warn her.

And remember what I told you?

That our love would be your strength.

I'll get Mother and we'll meet you at
the library.

So did our mover there.

I've already picked the battleground.

Where, Paul?

The deacon dies when my mother and
father are buried.

Where's that?

in question.

No wonder the deacon didn't follow us.

We need to find your mother.

She's probably at the cemetery for the
Sabbath.

Are you alright?

Yeah. Well then it's time for a prophecy
to come true.

Time to kill you, just as I did your
weakling of a father.

God, you're safe.

You may have won the battle.

But you haven't won the war.

Virginia, this has always been between
you and me.

Then so be it.

What's the matter, baby?

Did you have a bad dream?