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I ate them all.

Do you have any?

No.

Do you want some more?

What kind?

What's your favourite?

Arbor fruits.

No.

The shareable one with the lolly.

Dib dab.

Is that the one with the lolly?

Because I don't like the one with the licorice.

Yeah, it's the one with the lolly.

I'm going to get us some sweets, okay?

But we don't have any money, do we?

We don't need any, if you help me.

All you need to do is go into the shop and tell the man that you've lost your dad.

Why?

Just to distract him from it, okay?

Why?

Because I can't.

He doesn't like me.

Why?

Are you going to say that all day?

Do you want some sweets?

Come here.

Look.

Do you remember when you got lost in Safeway?

You went up to that lady and you asked her if she could help you find your dad.

Yeah?

Just do that, okay?

But my dad's away on a work trip this week.

I know.

It doesn't matter.

But what if he calls my dad like the lady did?

He doesn't know if your dad is.

Just act upset for a minute and then run away, okay?

I'll meet you there.

I'll get you waffle fruits and dip dabs.

Okay.

You go in first.

Hello.

Now, what can I do for you then?

My friend was in here.

The little boy?

Yeah.

He was looking for his dad.

No, it's okay.

His dad come and took him.

I've never been up there.

I go up there all the time.

You've heard what they're gonna do then?

Yeah.

Have they been to see you?

The police?

No.

The reporters?

The media?

You know what they're like.

You.

I don't know where I live now.

I made sure of that.

And the police?

All they're talking about is there's nothing they can do this time.

He served his old sentence.

It's the law.

I'm sorry.

It can't happen.

It just...

Can't.

If I could find something...

If I could find Danny...

I could never let him out then.

Do you really think Danny's up there on the mall?

You are.

And who knows how many?

I know.

I know the chances I find him.

But I have to try, don't I?

I have to do something.

But one thing I know isn't crazy, even if I

never find anything, I can put it out there.

What they're doing.

That they're about to let a monster out.

I can make sure everyone knows.

You mean go to the media?

I'd never go to those bastards.

Then what?

What, I wanted to talk to you.

You have that radio show on the internet.

My podcast.

You can show what I'm doing.

You know how to put this stuff out there.

That's not how it works.

That's not what I do.

I talk to people.

People in entertainment, that's all.

I'm not a documentary.

All I want is for you to show everyone, make it so

they can't ignore it and they can't let him out.

Bill, I really can't do it.

I know it's not exactly what you're doing now.

It's not that I won't.

I can't.

My little podcast wasn't a success.

Hardly anyone listened.

My numbers were terrible.

I've got a day job to pay the bills.

I mean, I'm not the person to put out there what you're doing.

I've heard you show.

I didn't think it was your kind of thing.

It isn't.

Jack will listen to it every week.

Right up to the end.

You know, so I did too.

And every week I'd wonder if this was the show where you'd talk about what happened.

About Danny.

And I'd wonder if this was the show where I'd see that look on my wife's face.

The same one she had every time they talked about on TV.

But you never did.

You never talked about the one thing that would

get your numbers up, get your notes just...

shared in the news.

And you can't tell me they haven't offered you stuff.

Stuff that you really wanted, you know, just to...

talk about it.

Over the years those vultures in the papers got to everyone, you know.

Parents, brothers, sisters, uncles, cousins.

Or not me and you.

People have to know what I'm doing.

And that means the media.

But after all they've done, it can't be them.

And it can't be tainted like that.

That's why we have to be the ones to do this.

Come on, I'll introduce you.

Hiya.

Yeah.

This is Liz.

She's a friend in one of the Moor ranges.

She's been helping me stay safe up here.

Safe?

Yeah, these are peat moors.

Rich habitat for wildlife, but... well, there's dangers as well.

Especially after the established trials where we'll be going.

You sure you don't want to come?

The first disappearance was very concerning to us at the time.

Once we realised there was a pattern of children

going missing, that became our only priority.

But there was not much to go on.

There was very little evidence.

Oh, it were awful.

They called it the Summer of Fear.

And it did put the fear into everybody, every parent.

You just kept hold of your children all the time.

I remember Mum, she used to just let me go to school and it was fine, right?

And then when all of this happened...

Yeah, she used to drop me off, drop my brother off and that was it.

We got picked up straight after school.

Teachers dropped us off at the gate.

Mum picked us up and off we went back again.

I remember once losing my daughter in the supermarket and literally, she'd only turn

round to look at something, but the panic that were there, you just don't let go of

the hands for a minute, just in case they disappeared.

Well, yeah, the hardest part was dealing with the parents.

It's difficult to imagine what something like that must have been like.

There was a speech in the school hall and they sent us to speak to this woman,

social worker, something, I don't know.

We all had a chat with her, but I guess... Any of us all right?

How did it go?

Oh, nothing today.

Yours?

You look shattered.

It covered a lot of area though.

Could you grab the map army codes and I'll show you?

So,

this is where we were and this is where we'll be tomorrow.

What was it like out there?

There was no place for a kid to be.

From that point on, we directed our attention towards the moor.

They were up there all the time, volunteering, searching.

We never really thought about the place before then, it was just there.

The weather was awful, apparently rain, mist.

Any way it could have hindered us, it did.

The logistics of searching so much were quite honestly dangerous.

Moorland.

They never found anything.

We used to go berry picking day in summer, do you remember?

It was like a village traditional summer, but it just stopped.

No lasmen or anything.

Just stopped.

People just didn't go anymore.

Sad.

Normally, it's around about 10% of young people

who leave the area that they were brought up in.

But since that summer, it's been up to 50%.

Personally, I think that they just didn't want

to see that place out of their window anymore.

Made you a brew.

Send you on your way.

Thanks.

You know, seeing you all grown up like this is...

Strange.

Being back here is strange.

Yeah, I'll bet.

No, I was going to say nice.

It makes me realise how many years older I am.

Is it hard for you to do all this?

Brings things back, yeah?

Yeah, I'll bet.

And Bill?

He's Bill.

He still goes up there, you know.

Yeah, I know.

I've actually been meaning to ask you.

Do you mind?

No.

So this is where Bill's been looking.

Where are the areas you searched?

I don't recognise any of these places on here.

From what I can gather, we were looking about five miles that way.

I'm confused, Sue.

Were you not looking on the moor?

Yeah, of course we were.

You think this is the moor?

That's the moor.

How?

I mean... Can anything be found in this?

Well, the odds were never good.

Even if you were searching a specific area, the

chances of finding someone in that kind of terrain...

and now, 25 years later...

I really have no idea why Bill is searching in that particular area.

The time is

really not on my side now.

I heard.

Claire, this is Alex.

Hello.

Hey.

Let me know when it goes, okay?

Who's that?

Just a friend.

Right, health and safety speech.

We walk in a row.

I'll go in the lead.

Keep the person in front of you in sight.

It's easy to get turned around out there and there are no landmarks.

Now, we're not tracking too far in today, just a

couple of miles or so, but it's not easy going.

I'll be making sure we avoid the peat bogs.

So try to make sure you're following in my footsteps.

Is that water fish?

Yeah, people go surfing with these.

Don't worry about the phone.

Thanks.

Did you take all that stuff with you?

Just some emergency gear.

That's why I'm here.

Keep everyone safe.

What's that on the road?

Yeah, peat bogs.

Sometimes you call them peat ags.

Is it always like this?

This isn't too bad, actually.

It's going easy on us, eh, this?

Yeah, the weather can change quite quickly.

The inconsistency in the air pressure.

How you doing?

It's... it's something.

What did you expect?

I don't know.

Do you really think they're going to find something out here?

I mean, even if it was right next to us, do you think we're doing something...

other than... just, well...

walking?

There is something to find here.

I know there is.

What is it?

Peat bog, a big one.

It doesn't look any different.

Oh, it's there.

You can't go any further that way.

I'll pull you right down.

Wait!

Don't touch it.

We need to preserve it.

Oh, rock carving.

There's another.

The Neolithic, you can find them all over these moors.

But we're going back, aren't we?

Back the same way we came?

Sure.

But... what are we going to do?

We didn't pass these on the way out, so... how can we be going back?

We can't be going back the same way, can we?

Clare, it's OK.

I know where we're going.

Are you OK?

We'd better get home.

I know it's been a long day, but...

I'm thinking what we've found.

It all looks the same.

It all looks the same.

Hey, pace yourself.

Clare, it's all right.

We're not lost.

How do we know?

It's really not much further.

Clare!

Wait!

Look... I'm not sure what you feel this means.

But the area I'll describe...

I can see from your perspective...

that's a disturbing thing to find.

It just doesn't match the description.

It's just in evidence.

It wasn't brilliant police work that brought him down, that's for sure.

It was primarily luck...

if I'm honest.

Or bad luck for him.

Do you know, it's like a... like a cloud lifted... lifted off everyone.

We didn't know we had the right person at first.

But we all felt that we were looking at someone...

who just shouldn't be out there.

They always say, you seem normal, could be a guy next door.

But no.

Something about him.

There was this thing about not showing his face on the news.

You know, cos it'd make him a celebrity or somewhere.

But actually... that made it more scary.

Especially for his kids.

Like, how scary must his face be...

for them not to show it?

You know what I mean?

What those hands had done.

What those eyes had seen.

Mistakes were made in the investigation.

And some were made public, but... others weren't.

It was those mistakes that were to blame... for what was handed down.

One life sentence.

Which amounts to 25 years.

It's a travesty.

There's no doubt in my mind... that when he gets out, it'll be a danger.

And we'll bear some of the blame for that.

Attention to those mistakes.

Danny?

Danny?

Danny!

Danny!

Can't sleep either.

Where do we go from here?

I need you to keep an open mind, okay?

Dowsing?

Isn't that when you walk around with a stick?

That's water dowsing, yeah.

It's the same principle, but it doesn't just work for water.

I'm a little lost here.

I use a focus.

That was Danny's?

Something that had significance to him in life.

And then the pendulum... guides me to what I'm focusing on.

I know, I was skeptical at first, too.

It was Jacqueline that was always more open-minded about this kind of stuff.

This is how you've been deciding where to search?

Yeah, and it led to something.

It worked, didn't it?

Maybe it'd be easier if you'd just show her.

I can do that, but if I'm honest, Bill, I think

we're at the end of what I can do for you.

There's more to find out there.

I'm not doing science.

It isn't exact.

I was focusing on an item that belonged to a missing child, and

it led you to an item that belonged to another missing child.

I'm not sure there's anything more I can do.

Maybe you're right.

What about her?

I mean, she's more... better at this kind of stuff, isn't she?

Let's not go there, Bill, okay?

You have your priorities and I have mine.

Who are we talking about?

Can you give us a minute?

Hi.

The decision was made, and you agreed.

You saw what happened last time.

Dad?

Look, if you were the father here, what would you do?

Dad?

You called her.

You called her as well.

I decided to come.

Didn't it worry you that he was just, you know, after your money?

Nothing I would do if he'd ever ask for any.

There were plenty of characters I didn't like around back then.

Just looking for money or trying to get on a new sell-a-book.

Jacqueline gave some of them a chance, and I never did.

But Alex and Eleanor, well, they were different.

It has to be kept out of it.

It has to be kept out of it.

And Alex, he doesn't want to be involved.

Well, she tried to well before, but there were some issues.

She was possibly a kid back then.

Issues?

Yeah.

I don't really understand it myself.

I think... I don't know.

She seems nice.

Yeah.

I'd like to try something different.

Can you not sit there?

Sorry.

Sorry.

Okay.

I'm not feeling anything.

I'm okay.

There.

Three, one, four, one.

I'm okay.

Three, one, four, one.

Five, three, five, five, nine, two, six, five, three, five, nine.

I'm okay.

It's quite a trek out that far.

It'll take a lot of the day just to get there and back.

And so how long does that leave us to search the area itself?

I'm not sure.

Maybe a few hours.

In a day?

That's a lot of area to cover.

Do we have that kind of time?

I'll go with you.

Ellie, no.

Dad, Claire's right.

There's not enough time for Bill to cover that kind of ground.

It could take months.

That's not what we agreed.

You know someone has to go.

That's how it works.

Dowsing the map gives a general area, but somebody has to be on the ground.

I don't think it's a good idea for you to go up there.

Well, then who?

No, your dad could be right about it.

It's not like I'm going to be up there on my own.

Are you sure?

I'm not going to say I don't want... need your help.

It'll be okay.

I've got the two of you to look after me, haven't I?

You're a student?

What is it you're studying?

Applied Mathematical Theory.

You were expecting something a bit more... woo, weren't you?

I've got enough woo in my life.

She got her woo from her mum.

You do the map thing, though, don't you?

Dowsing maps is pretty basic.

So what was it with all the numbers?

When things get overwhelming, it's something to focus on.

It's not always easy, what she does.

It's... an anchor-type thing.

When number sequences are solid, dependable, they don't change.

But we're using pi.

And who doesn't like pi?

What's that?

Oh, it's a dig.

They're up here from the university sometimes,

looking for stern-age artefacts, that kind of thing.

Is that a tent?

More people, more distance, more precautions.

I mean, we're not staying the night, but in

an emergency, we'll be glad of some shelter.

And there's this as well.

And these work anywhere, so don't worry.

We're covered.

Do you film it all, then?

Main reason I'm here, yeah.

We like to keep a low profile when it comes to this kind of thing.

Bill told me.

You really don't want her up there, do you?

Ellie has a gift.

And she always wants to use it to help people.

Mostly, that's okay.

But in cases like this one, it's...

it's not good.

What do you mean?

When it's dark.

When there's violence involved.

When it's something as disturbing as this.

There's a cost.

You've been up here once before, haven't you?

Not really.

I've never stepped foot on it before.

What happened?

This place, it's...

it's different.

You feel it too, don't you?

Bill what?

Like it's... weighing on you.

Weighing you down.

Like it doesn't want us here.

How can a place want anything?

They like to stare, don't they?

Makes you wonder what they're thinking.

What the hell are these people doing on our moor, probably?

Ready to press on?

We're here.

Can you?

Of course.

There's a child.

She's hiding.

She's scared.

I can't find her.

Her feet are bare.

No, one foot is bare.

It's okay.

You don't need to hide.

We're here to help you.

We're here to take you away from this place.

We're here to take you home.

Don't you want to come home?

See your mummy and daddy?

She can't remember.

What can't she remember?

She can't.

She can't remember her mummy and daddy.

All she remembers is the dark.

Can you show me your hiding place?

Can you show me?

Can you do that?

You don't need to hide.

We're not going to hurt you.

Wait!

Is this it?

Is this it?

Is this it?

Stop!

Ellie!

Ellie!

Three, one, four, one.

Come on.

Three, one, four, one.

Three, one.

Four, one.

Five, five, five, five.

No, nine, two.

Nine, two.

Yeah.

Six.

Yes.

Five, five, five, five.

No.

Help me!

Five, five.

Ellie, Ellie, Ellie.

Eight, nine, seven, nine.

Eight, nine, seven, nine.

Ellie.

Come on.

Three, two, one.

Three, eight, four.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

Every night now, sometimes I'm on the moor.

Sometimes I'm in the street by the shop.

Sometimes I see that little girl's face in the mud.

But the face has done it.

In the dreams are you an adult or does it feel like you're a child again?

I don't know.

Well, dreams aren't really my thing.

I've been listening to some of your old podcasts, by the way.

I wonder about the accident, I think that was funny.

Nothing new up, though.

No, I haven't done one since this all started.

It just hasn't felt right.

How's your dad?

Still mad at Bill.

Are you back staying at Ace's house again?

Yeah.

The media found my flat.

I can't get near it now.

Have they been really bad?

One of them pretended to be a detective.

I've almost told him all kinds of things.

At least they haven't found Bill's place yet.

How is he?

He's Bill, it's hard to tell.

When I wake up in the night I hear him walking around.

I don't think he sleeps much anymore.

Where he's been for days.

So it's true.

He agreed to show them where he took Danny and the others.

Bill believes he's not going to lead them to anything.

He's just playing a game.

It's a slick game.

He can't meet them out.

I don't know what we found.

But Pete preserved the body really well.

They found some sort of forensic evidence.

But with another murdered child connected

to him, there's no way he's getting out now.

They know who she is.

They've not been able to find anything that they've made public.

She wasn't one of the known victims.

She was from a different area three years before the others.

Oh my god.

Actually, there's no way of telling how many victims there were.

But I agree with Bill.

I don't think he'll ever give up what he took.

But Danny's still up there.

I thought it might make it feel better if we made sure he wouldn't go in free,

but

yeah, it doesn't.

I

want to go back up there again, I understand.

Maybe this.

..

This is hard to explain.

I have a connection with the spirit.

I guess you could call it a guardian.

I have dad on one side and on the other I have Thomas.

Our bond is what allows me to do what I do.

He's been with me for as long as I can remember.

Protecting me from the other side.

It can be loud, confusing, all those voices desperate for attention.

Thomas stops them from overwhelming me.

Without him, I'd be totally exposed.

When we want to open that door, Thomas is like the key.

We open it, just enough to glimpse the other side, but then I have to close it.

Thomas is an old spirit.

He can be temperamental.

He particularly doesn't like being sat on.

He was with me the entire time.

Up on the moor, he's always, always by my side.

But I'm telling you this so that you can try to understand what I'm about to do.

Thomas doesn't speak to me.

It's more of a feeling.

But he can speak through me.

He may be the only one who can explain what we're dealing with.

It's best not to look him in the eye.

It agitates him.

Let's all look away, okay?

Thomas.

Thomas, can you hear me?

Yes.

Thomas, will you answer some questions for us?

Yes.

What can you tell us about the children?

You can't hear the children?

Voices.

Many voices.

Not from them.

No voices from them all.

And what does that mean?

They are silent.

Dark.

Very dark.

Very old.

What about Danny?

Where's Danny?

In the dark.

In that place.

Does he remember me?

Does he remember his mum?

Really?

Does he dream in the dark?

If I find him, if I bring him home, will he be safe then?

Dreaming in the dark.

What does that mean?

Enough, Bill.

Where's my son?

That's where we need to go.

We need to go out there and bring Danny back home.

Absolutely not.

That's crazy.

I wanna... Bill, no.

Bill, calm down.

He needs us.

He's losing it.

This is... This is just...

Danny's still out there.

He's alone.

He's... not alone, Claire.

Bill's right.

And we know he's right.

We helped that little girl and she's safe now.

We need to help Danny.

Five.

What?

Five circles.

I spoke with those people working at the dig we found and they told me that every

rock carving on the moor is unique but they all have these

five circles in groups of five Did they say you put them here?

No.

At stone age they're at least 5,000 years old.

But those archaeologists thought they were older.

They were open to dig up some evidence of that.

Have you seen one like this before?

What time is it?

Still dead.

Hey!

It's not safe to keep going like this.

Get in.

I can't feel my face.

You okay?

Thomas doesn't like it here.

He's...

He's nervous.

He's never been nervous before.

That feeling we're not wanted here is so strong now.

Can't you feel it?

What?

This place just feels familiar.

Like I've been here before.

Anyone hungry?

We've got...

Granola.

Chocolate.

I'm gonna go check on the others.

Dad,

I think I might be wrong.

What?

About this place not wanting her here.

It's really cleared now.

No visibility though.

We need to see where we're standing.

You think it'll clear up for us?

Let's give it some time.

I can call in help if we get stuck.

More shanties.

Shanties?

What, am I a sailor?

Me old Yorkshire folk songs.

Probably for the best.

Not that you don't have a beautiful voice, I'm sure.

You'd be surprised actually.

Phil was a lead in the home more male voice choir back in the day.

Really?

Well yeah, you get that quiet.

Voice like an angel.

I can see that.

Then come on Bill, how about it?

I don't do it anymore.

Just what?

I said I don't do it anymore.

Go to her nature.

In twos.

I'll be fine.

You need to keep me safe.

Really, I'll be fine.

There's someone there.

Oi, wait!

What is his problem?

How does anyone put up with him?

How do you put up with him?

Now, now!

Right, now, now, now!

Shit!

Did you see him?

He was here.

Where?

That's Peter Bog.

No one can stand out there.

I saw him.

Don't run off like that.

You know it's not safe.

Shit, I can't see the tent.

Dad?

I know it.

I know I need to go.

Back in a minute.

I'm sorry about that.

Don't worry about it.

It's fine.

I am curious about you and Bill.

My mum and dad were...

well, they're nice.

They just...

were never really there, you know?

I could get rid of anything, really.

Even after Danny.

We never... we never really talked about it.

But Bill... Bill was this old school kind of dad, you know?

Strict but fair.

You knew where your limits were.

And woe betide you if you tried to pass them.

After Danny... it was like...

well...

there were strange men in the house the whole time.

They'd ask me questions, but...

mostly they'd be just talking out of my ears, short in hushed voices.

I convinced myself it was my fault.

Like I... fooled my parents as always, and the police.

But Bill, he...

he'd know.

Bill, come on.

I remember the first time I saw Bill afterwards.

He came in, face like thunder.

Been arguing with the police, I think.

And he marched straight over to me.

I was so scared.

I was so sure he'd take one look at me and he'd know.

He'd know it was all my fault, really.

Like... Danny was gone because of me.

But he hugged me.

And he said, are you okay?

And just like that... I was like, it can't be my fault.

Because if it had been my fault...

he wouldn't have hugged me and asked if I was okay, you know?

We moved away straight after that.

My parents just wanted it all behind us, you know?

Claire, I'm... I'm worried something wants you...

You took your time.

Where are the others?

He's gone.

He's gone.

Thomas just...

He just left me.

He screamed and left me.

The door's open and I can't... I can't go.

What do I...

There's something here.

There's something here.

Dad, you need to help me.

Dad, you need to help me.

I can't go.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know what to do.

You need to help me now, Dad.

You need to help me.

Can you help me?

What are you doing?

Why aren't you helping her?

What's going on?

I'm getting some help.

Ellie, Ellie, stay with me.

Yeah,

we've got a medical emergency upon them.

What?

Look, I need someone to... I don't do that anymore.

I don't understand.

Who is this?

That's Danny.

That's Danny.

Danny!

I wish she... She's breathing.

Where's Alex?

Stay with her.

Alex!

Alex!

Don't run off like that!

I didn't run off.

You ran off.

What do you mean?

I've been shouting my head off out here for ages.

You want me back for the tent?

I've been out here!

But you were there.

I saw you in the tent after Eleanor.

Eleanor what?

What's happened to Ellie?

We need to get back.

We've got no eyes.

I'll call you.

I'm done.

Just as now.

Listen.

Tell me you're not on the moor.

No, not anymore.

Well, why?

Well, I can't say really, but just stay away from the moor.

What's this about?

Come on, you can tell me.

Okay, but this is strictly off the record, right?

Yesterday, when the police took him out to search, they...

well, I don't really understand it, but there was something about the weather.

Somehow, he got away.

What?

This time we'll find him.

Bill, we can't go up there again.

Ellen is in hospital.

And he... he's out there now.

Well, there's no need to worry about that.

I'll be ready for him.

It's been a while.

I... I don't often talk about myself on here.

There are things that I get asked about a lot, but I've never talked about them.

When really bad things happen, we... we want to somehow make sense of them.

Understand them.

We need to.

So we can put them in a little box and tie a bow

around it, put it on a shelf and leave it there.

That way it can't hurt us anymore.

Some things are so senseless, so beyond what

we can understand, that we can never do that.

We try to dismiss them, not think about them, but... that just feels like a...

a betrayal.

So we keep trying.

We keep trying to understand, trying to make the senseless

make sense, and that leaves us unable to move on.

There's a time to accept some things will always be senseless.

So what can we do?

We can talk about them.

And what I'm saying is...

I think I'm ready to talk about it now.

Bring it with you.

Please.

Please.

Keep moving.

Why are you not talking to me, Bill?

Please talk to me.

You heard him.

You heard Danny in the tent.

I heard something.

Come on.

She's on her way, I can get you back.

Get up.

Come on.

Fuck you!

Bill!

Bill, please.

Keep moving.

I don't understand why you're doing this.

Do you know they used to bring people out here?

What?

Who?

The dig.

They told me about the peat bodies that kept turning up here over the years.

Dead people.

Preserved in the peat over thousands of years old.

They were sacrificed.

Sacrificed?

In the stone age, they used to bring people out here.

Suffocate them.

Bury them.

To appease some evil.

Bill.

Don't you understand?

There's something out here.

Something old.

Something terrible.

Something that people have always been scared of and Danny was sacrificed here.

Only it wasn't meant to be him.

Where is this coming from?

You heard it.

The voice in the tent.

You understood that?

You didn't.

They said I needed to do this.

Oh, my God.

It was never Danny it wanted, really.

It was you.

It was always supposed to be you.

Please, Bill, please.

Please, Bill.

Keep moving.

Bill, please.

Keep going.

We'll be there soon.

Where are we going?

We need to make it all the way.

This time we go all the way.

All the way.

I don't understand.

This is it.

There's nothing here, Bill.

But there should be something here.

Why isn't there anything here?

Just listen to me for a moment, okay?

Just listen to me.

Instead of I brought you here I'd find Danny.

That's what he said.

That's what the voice said.

Bill, look around.

Danny's not here.

Think about it.

How could he be here, Bill?

How could Danny be here now?

No.

I have to get him back.

It promised.

The voice promised.

Billy, Danny is gone.

He's been gone for 25 years, Bill.

This place is making you not yourself.

Think about what you're doing.

Where we are.

Please, please.

Let's just go home.

Let's just go home, Bill.

Please, Bill, let's just go home.

Fuck you!

I'll kill you!

No.

No, no,

no.

Bill... I understand now.

I understand more.

More.

No!

No!

No, Billy!