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[Boyd] Previously on From.

What the fuck?

[Jim] Kenny!
You gotta come down here!

There's enough food here to feed
everybody in the entire town!

You think this place can't
break you?

Let's see.

- [Tian-Chen screaming]
- [Boyd shouting]

[Jade] You were in the barn
with her with those things.

How are you still alive?

They wanted me to watch.

- Kenny.
- Wait. Where's-- where's my mom?

Bud, I'm s--

No! Stop! Just stop.

[crying]

[Boyd]
We need more information.

- [Ellis] Yeah.
- [Boyd] I'm gonna need

your help with
something tomorrow.

With what?

We're gonna catch one
of these fucking things.

[Donna]
You're gonna have a baby

that you were told
you could never have!

With all you've seen,

you can't wrap your head
around a miracle.

[Marielle] You're
severely malnourished.

We really just need
to get you eating again.

Are those the crops?

Yeah. We figured
we'd try composting them,

see if we can't get
the soil turned around.

Mmm.

[smashing]

Jade?

[whispering indistinctly]

You ready to tell me
what's going on with you?

Still kinda working it
out for myself.

Do you remember
the bracelet I made you?

You're saying
you found a bracelet

that's similar
to the one you made?

No, no, no, no, no.
It's not similar.

That is the bracelet.

It's impossible.

[Victor]
Visit the bottle tree.

My mother said this one
would take her to the tower,

to the children.

[Henry] Miranda
started seeing things.

She painted everything she saw.

She said it was like
she'd been chosen

to free the children.

I guess you've been
chosen now, too.

When Thomas died,
you and Mom fell apart,

and there was no one
there for Ethan.

I need you to get
your shit together.

Okay.

[ringing]

Hello?

[boy] Dad? It's Thomas.

[static crackling]

Daddy, are you there?

[static crackling]

You are not my son.

[boy]
Why did you let Mommy go?

[static crackling]

Why did you want her
to die?

Stop it!

Is it because you
didn't love her anymore?

[static crackling]

What do you want?

[boy] To help.
You need help, Daddy.

Stop calling me that.

[boy] You should be
watching Julie and Ethan.

You shouldn't let them play
outside so close to dark.

[static crackling]

Daddy, are you there?

[clanging]

[people chattering faintly]

[bell continuing to clang]

Ethan!

[bell continuing to clang]

Julie!

Ethan! Julie!

[bell continuing to clang]

Ethan!

[bell continuing to clang]

Julie!

What?

What are you doing?

Feeding the animals!

Come on inside!

- Ethan!
- We're not done yet!

Hey, Ethan! I said right now!
Come on!

- Jim!
- Huh?

[Boyd] You okay?

Yeah. You know, I'm--
I'm talking to my kids.

- Come on. Ethan.
- [sheep bleating]

- Come on. Come on. Come on.
- We're coming!

It's gonna be dark soon.

I know.

- They okay?
- [Jim] Yeah.

Sorry.

Things are getting worse
around here, aren't they?

Yeah.

["Que Sera, Sera (Whatever
Will Be, Will Be)" plays]

♪ When I was just a little boy ♪

♪ I asked my father ♪

♪ "What will I be?" ♪

♪ "Will I be handsome?" ♪

♪ "Will I be rich?" ♪

♪ Here's what he said to me ♪

♪ Que sera sera ♪

♪ Whatever will be will be ♪

♪ The future's not ours to see ♪

♪ Que sera sera ♪

♪ What will be will be ♪

♪ Now I have
children of my own ♪

♪ They ask their father ♪

♪ "What will I be?" ♪

♪ "Will I be pretty?" ♪

♪ "Will I be rich?" ♪

♪ I tell them tenderly ♪

♪ Que sera sera ♪

♪ Whatever will be will be ♪

♪ The future's not ours to see ♪

♪ Que sera sera ♪

♪ What will be will be ♪

♪ Que sera sera ♪

[bird chirping distantly]

- [glass shattering]
- [Henry grunting]

Wha?

[grunting]

Uh, easy now.
You'll cut yourself.

Ow!
[groaning]

Told you.

Were you down there
all night?

You-- You need to sleep.

[groaning]

I need-- I need answers.

There has to be something
in that basement,

in-- in-- in those paintings
that I'm missing.

I got some bandages
in here somewhere.

Ah.

There we are.

Uh, no. Uh, you--

- Help me, please.
- Oh, no, no. It's all right.

So, that boy,

the-- the one
dressed in white,

you're saying
that he lured you

up to the top
of a lighthouse

and-- and then
pushed you out?

No, no, no, no, no.
He didn't lure me.

I just went there because
of, you know, the children.

Children locked
in the tower.

Yeah. You see, um...
[sighing]

...the tower was
actually a lighthouse,

and in order to get there,

I had to go through
a tree.

Uh, Victor
took me there.

He said his mother had gone off
to save the children as well,

the night she... she...

It's all right.

You can say it.

I, uh, accepted
the fact that she died

a long, long time ago.

I thought they all had.

The fact that Victor is
still out there somewhere,

it's...

[glass clinking]

Do you hear that?

[clinking continuing]

Oh, the bottles.

Of course I hear them.

They're hanging, uh,
on a tree in the backyard.

Miranda used to call it
the bottle tree.

[bird calling distantly]

[Victor] One, two, three.

[children chattering]

[Victor murmuring]

[murmuring]

[murmuring]

[grunting]

How do you even know
that this is possible?

Yeah. I don't,

but the talismans,

they keep those things from
getting into the houses.

Maybe it can keep them from
getting out of something.

Look. I get it, but we're not
talking about catching

a stray dog
or a coyote, okay?

Those-- those things, we don't
know anything about them.

Yeah. Well, maybe
it's time we learned.

We can't just sit around
playing it safe anymore.

"Safe."

You spent one night out
in the forest,

and it almost
got you killed.

And then it almost got
everybody killed, but "safe."

Jim and Kenny spent the night
out in the forest, right?

And they came back with food,

and now, we have enough food
to feed everyone again!

The point is,
it's not always

gonna work out the way
that we want it to,

but that doesn't mean
we can't take chances.

- I'm with you, okay?
- [door opens]

I--

How'd it go with,
uh, Kenny and the others?

Fine. We all drew straws,
Dale threw a shit-fit,

and they all went
on their way.

Should be down there
by lunchtime.

And how did Kenny seem?

As good as can be expected.

Kristi's down there
with them.

Good. Yeah.

All right.
What the fuck's going on?

Okay. If you don't
tell her, I will.

[sighing]

I wanna catch
one of those things.

Sorry. What?

Those things show up
every night,

every goddamn night,

and we still have no idea
what we're dealing with,

what they are,
where they come from.

Boyd, we have been
down this road.

You have already caught one.

No. I killed one.

That's different.

We need to learn about them.

We-- We already know
they talk,

so we catch one.
We make it talk.

Oh, you're gonna
make it talk.

How are you gonna
do that?

You gonna torture it?

We have hit those things
point blank with shotguns,

and all it makes them do
is smile!

They are not human.

Well, according to Kristi,
they were at some point!

Oh, and what part of that
reassures you?

[shouting] We gotta do
something, all right?

- Dad.
- You can't...

We gotta fucking do something.

How you gonna do it?

I am working on that.

Great.

Work harder.

Look.

I miss Tian-Chen, too,

and believe me, I do not
want us to not go out there

and get our pound of flesh.

But I do not want
to watch you get killed

because of some
half-baked, dumbass plan.

And don't you
encourage him.

You got a baby on the way.

You have more to worry about now
than yourself.

- Dad--
- No.

All right.

- I'll talk to you later.
- Yep. Yep.

[sizzling]

- [sizzling]
- [chattering]

What is that?

They divvied up the rest
of the cow this morning.

We got plenty,
if you want some.

I don't think so.

Baby's not a meat-eater, huh?

I guess not.

[retching]

♪

Well, that's terrifying.

I can't believe people
actually lived out here.

[Dale] Are we sure
they were people?

I mean, look at this.

Just look
at how they're positioned.

They may have been using them

the same way
we use the talismans,

warding off evil spirits.

Oh, that's much
more comforting.

Whatever happened,
it was a long time ago.

We have people back in town
who are hungry now.

So, uh, all right,
Jim and I pulled

and gathered as much
as we could before we left.

It's up in that shack
over there.

So, let's get, uh,
get Dale, Jade, Roger.

You guys can
get started there.

The rest of us will go forage
whatever else we can find.

- Let's go! Wasting daylight!
- Great.

- [Kristi] Careful.
- Great.

Let's just walk right past
the scary voodoo tower

and go sort some veggies.

I did the best I could
with what we had left.

Good news is,
when Kenny and the others

get back with the food,

we'll be off rations.

Won't that be good?

I guess so.

[footsteps approaching]

I made some lunch.
Do you want some?

No.

All right.

Who's gonna bury her?

What?

Who's gonna bury Mom?

Don't talk like that!

But...

what if her body's just laying
out there on the ground

with bugs and spiders?

Will her body just lay there
'til it starts to rot?

Ethan.

But what if someone
finds her someday,

and they don't know who she is
'cause all they find is bones?

- Stop!
- [clattering]

God damn it! Stop!

- I'm sorry. I--
- Yeah.

Really gunning
for parent of the year, huh?

[phone ringing]

[phone ringing]

[phone ringing]

[Henry]
Uh, Miranda was an artist.

She did all sorts of
installations all over town.

This was always
one of her favorites.

You're saying
there's something like this

in that town you came from?

[Tabitha] No.
This was different.

[sighing]
It's not here.

What-- What are you
looking for?

The tree
that Victor took me to

had some sort of,
like, opening, you know,

one that you can,
like, step in,

and it will just
take you somewhere.

So, you would step
into the tree,

like teleporting?

It doesn't matter.
It's just a tree.

Well, it's not
the original,

if that matters.

- What?
- Well, like I said,

she-- she did
installations all over.

She liked this one so much,
she made a replica

for the-- for the yard.

Said she wanted it
to be close to her.

The original's in a park
a few towns over.

In fact--

What? In fact what?

Well, that was where
we dropped acid together.

You could say that tree

was where
this all started.

Oh, my God, and how--
how far is it from here?

Thirty, 40 minutes.

Okay. You need
to take me there right now.

- You need to get some sleep.
- No, no, no, no, no.

You need to take me there
right now, Henry!

You're not gonna do
either of us any good

if you end up back
in the hospital!

I'm not gonna-- I'm not
gonna go to the hospital.

I just need to go to the tree.
Please take me! Let's go!

[murmuring]

[Khatri] So, is this some part
of your nefarious plan?

You really think you can
catch one of those things?

Maybe.

[hammering]

Boyd, you've been here, what?
Year and half now?

Done pretty well
by most metrics, you know.

You kept most people alive
who'd otherwise be dead.

[hammering]

Present company excluded,
of course.

So why change
things now?

Look around you.

Look at all the shit
that's happening lately.

You really
gotta ask me that?

Well, at least you have
a solid plan, right?

Lure one of those things
into a house.

Slap a talisman
on the outside of the door.

Trap it inside.

Next day, go over.
Go inside.

Wander around the house,

searching for it room by room
until it jumps out

from somewhere
and rips you to pieces.

Yeah, no, I can see
how the military trusted you

to plan things.

You don't see it, do you?

Boyd, you can't even see what's
staring you right in the face.

Which is?

[Khatri] Those things said
they wanted to break you,

and that means
they wanted to change you.

So far, so good, because
the Boyd I knew would

never do something
this colossally stupid.

Yeah, well, the Boyd
you knew got you killed.

[chuckling] You know,
you might wanna

get down off of that cross
of yours every now and then.

- You know that?
- You know, fuck you, man.

I died because
I was trying to help people.

Tian-Chen, she died because
she was trying to help people.

You have any idea
how arrogant it is

to diminish that sacrifice
by making this all about you?

But I really like
your fancy art.

It's nice.

It's a memory board.

The graveyard has no markers,
no headstones, just bodies.

Probably bodies buried
all over the place.

We should have
a place for their names.

Your name, Tian-Chen's.

You know, I think better
when I work with my hands,

so leave me
the fuck alone, huh?

[grunting]

[people chattering outside]

[knocking on door]

[knocking on door]

Hi.

Hello.

Do you need something?

Yes.

Do you want to come in?

So, what can
I help you with?

What is that?

My brother
made it for me.

I don't think I'll ever be able
to put it back together,

but I like to try.

Do you have a bedspread?

Yeah. I have
a few upstairs. Why?

We need to build a fort.

Then I'm gonna tell
a story.

[knocking on door]

It's Tillie.

Can I come in?

Um, I'm really not
feeling great right now.

I used to lick
eggshells.

When I was pregnant
with my first,

I used to lick
the inside of eggshells.

Yep.

Um, I couldn't stand

the sight or the smell
of my favorite foods,

but crack an egg and leave
the shell on the counter.

I would even sneak 'em
from the garbage

when my husband
wasn't looking.

It started, um,

somewhere
in my second trimester.

Lasted three weeks

and-- and then stopped
mysteriously as it began.

Whatever's going on,

I promise it'll pass.

[sighing]

Yeah, maybe.

[crying]

It's okay.

It's okay.

I can't--

I can't talk to anyone.

You know what they do here.

I'm afraid
that they would think...

And Ellis, he's so...

He's happy again,

actually happy.

And he's--
he's working so hard,

trying so hard
to be encouraging,

and I can't...

Can't what?

I can't tell him
how scared I am.

What if there's something wrong
with the baby?

What if...

Every first-time mother
has these feelings.

I'm not supposed
to be a mom.

I was never supposed
to be one!

I'm not...

I was never supposed
to be able to conceive,

and yet, somehow, here...

I just want to know
if the baby's gonna be okay.

Well, then, let's find out.

Uh, it's not locked.

Okay.

- [engine starting]
- ["Blue" playing on stereo]

It does that sometimes.

That tape's been stuck
in there for years.

"Blue" was Miranda's
favorite song.

♪ Blue ♪

Tabitha? You okay?

Yeah. It's-- it's just mine
and my husband's song.

Small world.

♪ Songs are like tattoos ♪

♪ You know I've been
to sea before ♪

♪ Crown and anchor me ♪

I'm telling you,
it was rigged.

Donna knew exactly who was
gonna draw the short straws.

Wouldn't kill you
to give us a hand, you know!

Fucking guy.

Guy's been losing
his shit lately.

Yeah, no kidding.

Dead weight out here.

If you're gonna whisper,

you should try
actually whispering.

Look. Everyone here is having
a hard time, you know.

It's not just you.

We're all stuck here,

and you walk around
like some big shot

thinks he's smarter
than everybody else

because you had some rinky-dink
company back home.

Oh, isn't it such a tragedy
that you're stuck here

while the rest of us--

[shouting] Oh, will
you shut the fuck up?

You have no idea
what I've been through here,

no idea what I have seen!

So why don't we just... Ah.

Where are you going?

None of your fucking business!

Asshole.

Fucking guy.

your fucking business, Dale.

Ah.

[pulling zipper]

[moaning]

[moaning]

[grunting, sniffling]

Huh.

[menacing music playing]

♪

[yelping]

[yelping]

Get the fuck off me!

[shouting]
The hell's wrong with you?

Oh. Fuck this!

[footsteps approaching]

[Kristi] I'm pretty sure
that one might be full.

Yeah. We gotta make sure
we bring back

as much as possible
this first trip.

Kenny?

Kenny, look at me.

What?

Look, I can't even
begin to imagine

what you're
going through right now,

and I'm not gonna
pretend like

I know the magic words
that are just somehow--

Where's your bag?

What?

Your bag, the one
you're supposed to be

putting crops in.
Is it full?

Is that why you came out here?
To play nursemaid?

No, Kenny. I came out here
because I care about you.

That's great. Why don't
you care about me while

you do your fucking job?
Because we have two hours left,

and if we don't bring back
as much food as possible--

[Dale]
You can't just leave.

I can do whatever the fuck I
want, and right now, I wanna go.

- Hey! What's going on?
- I'm going back to town!

Uh, Jade, you're never gonna
make it back before dark.

Well, I'm sure as fuck
not staying here!

Let's all just take
a breath, okay?

I played along with the whole
"Let's draw straws

to see who gets the food"
bullshit.

- I came out here to help!
- Okay.

I don't like it here.

Who the fuck
likes it anywhere?

It's a forest
full of nightmares!

No. This is different.
This is diff-- Look.

I wanna help. I do, okay?
I wanna help, but I--

I'll be more helpful
back in town.

Hey, hey, hey, hey! You're not
gonna make it back to town.

Okay? You might not even make it
back to the talisman hut,

so just breathe, okay?

I'll make it if I run.

[Kenny] Just stop.
Okay. Stop. Stop.

We have shelter here.

We have--
we have talismans here,

and we need this food.

Jade, if we go
back to town empty-handed,

people starve.

Good luck.

- Jade!
- [Kenny] He's right.

If he hurries, he'll probably
make it back to the talisman hut

before sundown.

- Jade!
- [Kenny] Kristi!

[Kristi] Jade, hold on!
You're going the wrong way!

- Jade!
- [scoffing]

Kristi!

[Kristi]
Jade, just hold on!

You don't even know
where you're going!

Will you just stop
for two seconds

and think about
what you're doing?

Oh, trust me.
I've done nothing

but think about
what I'm doing!

I shouldn't be out here!
I should be back at the bar,

trying to figure out how to--

- Ah! Fuck!
- Kristi!

- Ah!
- Kristi!

Ah! My foot--

- Hey! Fuck! Get-- get off her!
- [grunting]

- What the fuck did you do?
- What the hell?

It's not his fault! Just get
this fucking thing off of me!

- [Dale] Uh--
- [Kristi groaning]

There should be a release
somewhere. I don't know.

- Ow!
- Yes.

[Kristi]
Get this fucking thing off.

[Jade] Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Kristi groaning]

[Kenny] You're okay.
Breathe.

- [groaning]
- What the fuck?

Okay. I got it.

- You're okay.
- [Kristi groaning]

- [snapping]
- [Jade shouting]

- [Kristi shouting]
- Oh, fuck.

[Kristi groaning]

How's this?

Looks good to me.

Why don't you take
all these in the back

and get them cleaned?

Okay.

Hey, little man.

Hi, Sheriff.

And what are you guys up to?

[Ethan] We're just making sure
everything's clean

and put away the way
Tian-Chen would like it.

Oh, wow.
That's really...

I'm sure
she appreciates that.

I hope so.

[door swinging]

Came down here to get
one of the big pots

for soup for Colony House,

and when I got here,
I found him cleaning.

Poor kid.

He's had so much
to deal with already.

And what about you?

How you doing?

[scoffing]

Aside from
trying to process

everything
that's happened recently,

including
how a nursery rhyme

my grandmother told me
somehow...

[sighing]
I-- I don't know

how I'm doing,
if I'm being honest.

Do you?

[sighing]

It's been
a rough stretch.

Is it always like this?

Does it get worse?

I mean, well,
if I'm being honest,

I don't know.

But-- but I do know

that no matter
what this place throws at us,

we're gonna win, all right?

No matter
what happens here,

we are going
to find our way home.

What if there isn't one?

Well, of course there is.

There's a way here, right?

If there's a way here,
there's a way home.

You don't know that.

You just hope
there is.

Tian-Chen thought she was
going home, and so did my mom.

Hey, we are not giving up
on your mom, okay?

Maybe you should.

[door swinging]

Yeah.

- [Kenny grunting]
- [Kristi groaning]

- [men grunting]
- [Kristi groaning]

- I'm sorry.
- [Dale grunting]

[groaning]

This thing must have been here
for decades at least.

It's a good thing, too,
'cause all that rust and crap

- probably saved your foot.
- Lucky me.

Let's see if I can
wedge this in there.

- Okay. Just back up. Back up.
- I'm just trying to help.

You've helped! Gimme that.

You wanna go back to town, go!
Get the fuck outta here.

Kenny, we gotta get
this thing off her leg

before the sun goes down!

Really, Jade? Thanks!
Get the fuck outta here!

Enough!
This is nobody's fault,

so just cut the shit
and let's figure this out!

Why don't we just
break the chain?

At least then
we could get her inside.

- Break it with what?
- I don't know, smart guy.

You're supposed
to be the genius.

[Kristi groaning]

[Kenny]
Sorry. I'm sorry.

[cracking]

- [snapping]
- [Shouting]

- [Kristi groans]
- [Kenny] Sorry.

- [Kristi groans]
- Fuck!

We need something that's
gonna give us more leverage.

All right, we need...

[crows cawing in distance]

You, come with me.

What?

Just don't do anything
until we get back!

[groaning]

[chattering]

I know
they're here somewhere.

Poor thing's exhausted.

I'm glad he's finally
getting some rest.

Ah. Here they are.

Those what
I think they are?

They are if you think
they're tarot cards.

You can't be serious.

Oh. You wanna know
if your baby's all right?

These here are
gonna tell us.

This was a bad idea.

Hey!
Where are you going?

Where am I going?

I opened up to you.

I confided in you. I...

You know what? Your whole kooky,
batty Tillie shtick

is fine in most circumstances,
but how dare you?

Now, hold on a second.

Is that
what you think of me?

Kooky, batty Tillie,

just goofing around about
something this important to you?

Is that
what you think of me?

I don't know.

I don't know anything about you.
Look. Just--

Now so, you don't believe.

That's fine,

but before you saw
that tree in the road,

I'll bet you didn't believe
in half the stuff we see here

every day and night,
did you?

These things played
a pretty big role in my life

at a pretty
critical juncture.

I just want to share
that with you.

These cards were given to me
by a gal named Gertie.

She was in the same
hospice care as my husband.

[sighing]

She did a reading for me
after he passed.

Shuffle, please.

I thought that it was
a bit silly at the time,

but now I realize
that those cards...

...told me about my cancer,

told me
about this place,

maybe not
in so many words,

but the signs were all there
if I'd known how to read them.

Please?

Thank you.

Do you now know
how to read them?

Yeah, a lot better
than I was before.

[sighing]

Ask them a question.

And let's see
what they answer.

The worst thing
that could happen

is you feel a bit silly
once we're done.

Is my baby okay?

Let's see what the cards
have to say.

[banging, cawing]

What was that?

- [people screaming]
- [crow cawing]

- [woman screaming]
- [crow cawing]

Ah!

[man] Jesus Christ!

This is a really bad idea.

There's nothing else strong
enough to pry that trap open.

You really wanna
start pulling apart

the ancient tower
of holy scary shit?

I'm sure whoever
built it won't mind.

[grunting]

Oh, Jesus. Fuck!

Where the hell
are they?

Kenny, listen to me.

Yeah.

If this goes bad--

Hey, stop, stop.
You're gonna be fine, okay?

- Okay, Ken--
- We still have

- plenty of daylight left.
- Kenny!

Enough, okay?

We're gonna get you
out of this thing,

and you're gonna be fine.

Boyd told me
what your mom said.

No matter what happens here,
you'll never be alone.

Do you understand me?

You'll never
be alone, okay?

You're gonna be fine.

I know.

Just tell me
you heard what I said.

- Just tell me you understand.
- Okay. Okay.

I heard you.
I understand that--

Where have you been?
Let's go!

Getting us some leverage!
Okay. Here we go.

- Get behind her.
- [Kenny] Yeah, yeah.

Get on that side. Okay.

As soon as this opens up,
you pull her out, okay?

Ready? Okay. Here we go.

- [Kenny] Okay.
- And pull!

- [Kristi groaning]
- [Kenny] You okay? Open!

[shouting]

[Jade] Pull! Pull!

- [Kristi shouting]
- Shit.

[Kristi groaning]

- What? Are you good?
- [stammers] My ankle.

- It's dislocated.
- What? What?

- We have to reset it.
- [Kenny] Okay.

Ow! Okay.

Hold my foot, Kenny.

Dale, I need you
behind me.

Jade, I need you to hold
on to my other foot.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Okay.

Kenny, keep your one hand
above-- above my foot

and the other
under my ankle.

[Kristi groaning]

Okay? All right.

[menacing music plays]

♪

Jade! Hey!

- Focus. Okay?
- Oh, yeah.

All right.
Okay. You with me?

- Yeah.
- Yeah. Okay.

One, two, three!

- [snapping]
- [Kristi screaming]

- You okay?
- [screaming]

- [Kenny] Are you okay?
- [Kristi] Ah!

- [Kenny] You good?
- [Kristi] Fuck.

- [Kenny] Yeah?
- [Kristi groaning]

- [Kenny] You okay?
- [Kristi] Christ.

- [Kenny] All right. Let's, uh--
- Ah!

Let's get her back to camp.
It's gonna be dark soon.

Yeah, yeah.

Okay. Here we go.
Ready?

- Ah, fuck!
- Let's go that way.

- Go, go, go.
- Ah, fuck!

Watch where
you step.

[Kristi screaming]

[chattering outside]

[buzzing]

[buzzing continuing]

[buzzing continuing]

[buzzing continuing]

[buzzing becoming louder]

[yelping]

Hey.

[grunting]

It's just me.

Did you, uh...

What's going on?

Uh-- [chuckling]

Nothing. I-- I thought...

- Hey, are you all right?
- Yeah.

The other day
with the animals...

What the fuck do you want?

Huh?

I was thinking...
maybe we switch tonight.

Switch what?

[Boyd] Accommodations.

You take
the sheriff's station.

I'll take the bus.

Why?

Because I wanna
watch our friends

when they come out
of the woods tonight,

see what they're up to.

You wanna watch, huh?

Yeah.

How come?

Well, I think it's time

we change things up
a little bit around here.

You okay?

Yeah. I'm just-- I'm just
a little carsick. That's all.

How much further?

Uh, it's just down the road.

There should be some crackers
in the glove compartment there.

Might settle your stomach.

Okay.

Where did you get this?

Uh, Miranda made that
for me, so...

What's wrong?

Uh, I'm so stupid.

I'm so stupid. I'm so stupid.

I-- I'm so stupid.

- This-- this can't be real.
- Hmm?

This can't be real.

I...

[stammers] I went
through a magic tree

and traveled
to a lighthouse

like something
out of a fairytale.

I wake up in the hospital
that just happens to be here.

You just happen to be here.

No. No, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no.

No, no.

No, but this--
this was your mistake.

- This was too far.
- I-- I don't understand.

What-- What does that
have to do with--

I made this
for my husband

a long time ago,
and he lost it.

And then I found this...
in the diner.

Okay.

We're not really
in Camden, Maine, are we?

[crying]

What?

It's just more
of this place,

torturing me,
punishing me, right?

What are you talking about?

You need to pull over
right now!

What? Where--

You need to pull over
right now, please!

Okay. All right, all right,
I'm pulling over.

I don't understand.
Look. I-- I--

What happens
if I get out of the car?

- Get out of--
- What happens

if I refuse to play along?

Do-- Do I end up
back at the hospital again?

Does it start all over?

I-- I don't know
what's happening right now,

but-- but the park, the tree,
it's just down the street!

- No, no, no, no, no.
- Please!

- No, no, no, no.
- You can't do this!

You can't just
show up at my door,

say the things you've said,
tell me my son is alive!

- No, no, no.
- My boy, that he's out there!

- No!
- And then you just decide

that you're gonna
give up on that!

- I can't.
- No, no! No!

No, no! God!

- We're going!
- [engine roaring]

[horn honking]

- [crashing]
- [Henry] Ah!

[siren wailing]

[air hissing]

Where am I?
[groaning]

Don't sit up.

- [Tabitha] Jim?
- You're okay.

You're okay.
You were in a car accident.

Oh, my God.

So you're the lady
with the lunchbox.

[groaning]
What?

[police officer] It was
in your report at the hospital.

Oh, my God.
Is he okay?

He's having a little trouble,
but we're monitoring him.

- Okay.
- [officer] The hospital staff

was worried about you.
We've had patrol cars

on the lookout for you
ever since you ran out

the other day,
but you're gonna be all right.

No, no, no. I-- I-- I don't
wanna go to the hospital.

- You need to lie still.
- [officer] Ma'am.

- [Tabitha] Please, I'm fine.
- [paramedic] Ma'am, please.

[Tabitha]
Just stop and let me out.

[knocking]
Hey, everything all right?

There's a tree
in the middle of the road.

[gasping]

No, no, no, no,
no, no, no.

No, no, no.
Oh, my God.

♪

[end theme plays]

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