All language subtitles for The.Nevers.S01E07.WEBRip.H264.AAC2.0-SNAKE_[English] (SUBRIP)

(baroque music playing)

♪ ♪

Pioneers have always
been met with ridicule.

Pasteur. Lister.

Doctor 1:
(chuckles) Those gentlemen
were scientists.

-(scoffs) As am I.
-Doctor 1: They tested
observable phenomena.

And let me see.

Y-your thesis is that
"voices of the dead

can be heard through the new
London telephone network."

(chuckles)
Do I have that right,
Mr. Hague?

-Dr. Hague!
-But, may I ask

how many of these
voices you yourself

have discerned through
the static interference?

Doctor 2:
No?

Mummy not rung lately?

Doctor 3:
We are not without sympathy
for your loss.

My own dear mother
passed away just a year ago.

-But, even so...
-We are to officially
inform you

that as of this moment,

you are no longer a member

of Her Majesty's
Royal Medical Society.

Struck off.

(bell jingling, cord rattling)

-(door slams)
-Wasn't that our telephone?

♪ ♪

-(street chatter)
-(horse neighs)

(distant seagulls cawing)

(gate creaks, shuts)

(sighs)

-(dog whining)
-(door shuts)

(operatic solo playing)

(sighs)

-(footsteps receding)
-(clock ticking)

(opera continues)

(clocks ticking)

(deep sigh)

-(click, static)
-Hello?

(ragged breathing)

(sighs)

I have been so patient.

Won't you grant me a...
a little grace?

Just a whisper.

Just a song.

We always loved our songs.

(static continues)

-(humming)
-(distant thunder)

(opera becomes louder)

♪ ♪

(static continues, music fades)

(receiver clicks)

(opera continues)

(sighs)

♪ ♪

(heavy breathing)

(street noise)

(dog barking)

(opera continues)

-(gasps)
-(phone ringing)

(ringing continues)

(more phones ringing)

(cacophony of bells)

(single phone ringing)

(ringing stops)

(creaky static)

Hello?

(muffled, indistinct voice)

(laughs)

(static continues)

Mother.

(emotional sigh)

(laughs)

(emotional sigh)

(opera continues)

(deep sigh)

(panting)

-(singer hits high note)
-(laughing)

(opera continues)

(opera stops)

(panting)

-(horse neighing)
-(street chatter)

(indistinct yell)

(flame roars)

Put it out.

Why does Amalia always
get the glamorous job?

-(wood thudding, cracking)
-(Annie grunts)

-(Annie sighs)
-Another silver tooth.

Ooh!

Annie Carbey!
We're not common thieves.

Are you sure
it's even this place?

I...

It's only pauper's pit
on this side of the city.

-Where else are they going
to put someone like him?
-Dump him in the river!

I am done. Need some sleep.

Gravedigger:
Sometimes, when I'm digging
these graves, I think

maybe I'll just slide
in underneath a box.

That's nice.
Tell me more.

(mechanical whirring)

(rapid buzzing)

-(gasps)
-(Annie grunts)

Annie:
Fuckin' finally.

Got him.

-(street chatter)
-(horse neighing)

Soldier 1:
...drilled straight
through the bloody floor.

Sergeant told Briggsy
Maladie sent them.

-Soldier 2: Told you.
-Soldier 1: They was trying to
pull the fucking building down!

Brass. Look sharp.

♪ ♪

(indistinct chatter)

(rumbling)

(panting, ears ringing)

-(chatter continues)
-(ringing fades out)

Can you direct me
to the women's barracks?

Or am I a little early
for those?

(grunts)

♪ ♪

(breeze blowing)

(wind gusts)

(fire crackling)

-(fire continues)
-(rumbling, rattling)

(deep whirring)

(rumbling)

(explosions, gunfire)

(gasps)

(panting)

(grunting)

(heavy breathing)

(quiet chatter)

♪ ♪

Woman:
I just don't understand
why she did it...

(gasps)

(soft crying)

(muffled phone ringing)

There'll be an investigation,

so y-you can't take anything.

(building creaking, rumbling)

This is them.

The Touched.

This is their revenge
for Maladie.

-No.
-Bessie: They won't stop

until they've shook London
into the ground.

She's got no one now,

and you lot do nothing!

♪ ♪

(phone ringing)

(indistinct chatter)

So, we know the last place
Maladie was seen.

At her own hanging.

-Frank Mundi: We know
how she was dressed.
-As Miss Effie Boyle.

Also deceased.

-According to your research.
-I'd take a wager,

the Colonel's still with her.

We can offer a reward.

S-someone must have
seen them on the streets.

-(crumples paper)
-(clears throat)

I've had Whitehall
in my ear all morning

about our mismanagement
of the hanging.

Remind me,
who was the officer
in charge of that again?

I'll just call them up,
should I?

Tell him you went and hung
the wrong bloody woman?

She wasn't even Touched?

-It's the truth.
-No one wants to hear it.

But, you can't...

No.

If you won't tell
the public about Maladie--

What are you gonna do,
go down Fleet Street?

You set one yellow toe
in the direction

of those newspaper
maggots, Mundi,

and I will personally
make sure that every last cop

of this side of
Hadrian's fucking Wall

knows what kind of man you are.

The company you
search out after dark.

All your gentlemen friends.

♪ ♪

I like to do
my research and all.

It's good to know
who you're working with.

But there'll be no more
special privileges on my watch.

You try and push
through on this,

be five years hard labor
and public disgrace.

I don't think many people
would be interested

in your little story then,
will they?

Not the best place
for your sort.

Prison.

-(heavy breathing)
-So,

I'll just relieve you
of these, should I?

I'm taking you off
the Touched detail.

Putting you out on the beat.

(rumbling)

World's gone mad.

♪ ♪

(door creaks)

(door shuts)

-Mrs. True.
-Ms. Adair.

You did it.

We did it.
How was the recon?

They've no idea
what we were doing there,

but they've tripled
their numbers since yesterday.

Grand Abbey's the same.

It wasn't your fault Maladie
didn't want to be saved.

It was the graveyard, you know?
It just, uh...

It made me think
of her soul,

wandering through the streets
of London for eternity.

And all those poor people,
just electrocuted.

They did come
to watch her hang.

-Harriet said some of them
brought picnics.
-But you would have thought

that if anyone could have
spotted those power lines,

it should have been me.
She ran them through here.

Look. It's so obvious.

Stop going over it.

(sighs)

Is that how you dealt with it
when you were a soldier?

All the death, you just,
you stopped thinking about it?

I had a job to do.

Shall we make a start
on our man?

You were going to have
that meeting first.

You know, the meeting
where you tell everyone

about the future
and the Galanthi
and what's actually going on?

-There's no time.
-Amalia...

I've lived through this before,
remember?

Earthquakes are just
the starting gun.

It's a matter of days
before the Galanthi emerges.

Well then, you've an hour
to spare now, haven't you?

We have to be down there
with it when it happens

in case it needs protection.
Or transport or...

(sighs)
I don't fucking know
what it'll need. A map?

-A ship?
-Well, whatever it needs,
this lot can help.

-You owe them the truth.
-We can't do this by committee!

You know what it'll be like.
Herding bloody cats!

No one can agree on anything!

I'm sorry, it's just
so much easier

to get on with things
when it's you and me.

-Following your mission.
-Yes!

We have the body
of that thing right here.

It could be the answer
to who's down there.

Come on, then.
Let's make that start.

Thank you.

(hushed chatter)

(whispering)

Amalia's the spirit of
a soldier from the future

in the body of a drowned baker,
and she's come here

to tell you all about
an alien under London

who gave you
all your magical powers.

Hmm?

Got you off to a bit of a start.

-Right.
-(clock ticking)

...came out of that cave
with a clear mission

to help the Galanthi
and be ready to defend it.

Well, thank you for your time.
Penance and I have some urgent--

Sorry, what did it tell you?

Galanthi don't really speak.

More like... show you
things in your mind.

Okay, so what things
did this one show you?

Just fragments.
Nothing coherent.

But I thought it sang.
Mary's song.

That's what Myrtle translated.

Nimble:
So, if I've got this right,
the Galanthi uses

its psychic tentacles
to suck out your brain.

-(groaning)
-Amalia: Not that kind of alien.

-George: Can you prove
you're from the future?
-How would I do that?

You could... tell us what's
gonna happen tomorrow.

-Uh...
-George: Next week?

The Queen dies quite soon.

-(gasping)
-But I haven't had
my formal debut!

Amalia:
Forget it. Doesn't die.
I mean, does die.

-Everyone dies.
-But you didn't, apparently.

Annie:
So what's the plan?

I mean, I know
there must be a plan, right?

-Because the thing
you just had us do--
-(shushing)

Look, yesterday we went down
to the cave, some of us, anyway,

and it was a shit show.

I only just escaped
those human-robot things.

-"Shock troops."
-Oh! Th-that is a good one.

Annie:
If we go back in blind,
we'll be slaughtered.

Or worse.
There are Touched down there

more like the living dead
than people.

Whoever's running
this operation hates us

as much as they do the Galanthi.
And as for the...

shock troops, yes,

that part of the plan
is already underway.

And no idea
who these people could be?

Might even be someone
from the future.

Hitched a ride like me.

Is that what the Galanthi
showed you?

Like I said,
not particularly coherent.

Anyway, Penance
will work on weapons.

No, not weapons.

Nonviolent objects
of confusion and defense.

And I will continue
drawing up our rescue strategy.

You do have resources here,
you know.

What will the alien do
when it come out?

What it was supposed to do
in the first place.

-Unite humanity.
-Oh. That sounds nice and easy.

-(murmuring)
-Look, best-case scenario,

it's going to save the world.

Horatio:
Which world?

(murmuring stops)

You said "save the world."

That's right.

Because I don't know
about any future,

but the world
outside this place...

-is on fire.
-You said "best-case scenario."
What's worst case?

It tears the world apart
and we all die.

-Désirée: George!
-(yelling in foreign language)

(overlapping arguing)

(rumbling, glass rattling)

(knocking, ticking)

-(panting)
-(clicking)

(gunfire)

(panting)

(gasps)

-(high-pitched ringing)
-(overlapping yelling)

♪ ♪

(panting)

(ringing continues)

(hyperventilating)

Hey!

-What's going on?
-(panting)

-I don't know.
-What happened?
Was it, was it a rippling?

PiTSiD. Flashbacks.

I thought they stopped when
you came here. Didn't...

Didn't everything
go forward instead?

Clearly not. (laughs)

Anyway, it wasn't
the same as before.

(panting)

(glass breaks)

Look, I'll sort myself out.

All on your own.
Just like always, huh?

-(panting)
-Amalia.

-(sighs)
-Stop. Stop.

Look at me.

I've worked with soldiers
before. Look at me.

(heavy breathing)

Battle exhaustion doesn't
go away by ignoring it.

In my experience,
and that's exactly
how it goes away.

I know what I need.

-No, you know what you want.
-Same thing as you.

You have no idea what I want.

-(door opens)
-(scoffs)

Oh. Sorry to interrupt.

Look, I've done
the fucking meeting.

Now, can we please start?

(sighs)

-(dripping)
-Oh, fuck.

Uh, tidy up in there, will you?
The... things and the people.

No! Not that 16th century
fucking Delft!

Jesus, Augie.

Hugo, this place
is an absolute state.

Lucky that I'm here
to help them do...

No, I-I prefer not to look
at it when it does that.

Thank you very much.
Bloody river.

Augie:
Well, someone's
got to sort it out,

since I--
since I very much doubt

you've actually removed
my name from those papers.

Don't worry your pretty
little head about all that.

Very much in the process.

Augie, Jesus.
Is that a...

-Is that a bleeding ear?
-And a fractured rib.

Have you been...

fighting?

(stammering)
Who? What? When?

-Tell me everything!
-(sighs)

Augie:
Actually, um, that is
why I'm here.

I, um... (sighs)

I do need to tell you something.
And I-- I'm only--

I'm only telling you because...

really, you're my,
you're my best friend, and...

So...

Augie, have you met somebody?

Well, y-yes, actually.

I suppose,
I suppose that is part of it.

-Who is it?
-I wouldn't want to say.

Oh, a secret liaison.
How delicious.

But you, uh, clearly
need some advice,

so what went wrong?

(sighs)

-Well, um...
-Well, I know what I would say.

-Yes, please.
-Well, I would say...

"Lady-woman. (inhales)
I am Augustus Bidlow."

-Yes.
-"I am a man in my own right.

"A man with a,
with a, a bleeding ear

and a fractured rib.
A fighting man."

-Yes.
-"Independent, brave.

Choosing whichever
path to adventure
I damn well want!"

(splash)

Fuck.

Of course,
you mustn't say any of that.

Oh. Oh, yes. No.

No, Aug, you just be
your real, charming,

awkward self.

Who on Earth
could resist it?

Well, th-th-that's just it.
Hugo...

(sighs) Listen.
My real self... I...

-(rumbling, rattling)
-Oh f--

Will someone please do something

about these fucking tremors?!

-There must be some sort
of minister or something.
-(rumbling stops)

Somehow, I struggle to see
the cream of London society...

(distorted, muffled):
...trooping out to
the Saturnalia Ball...

(voice clears):
...just to be dripped on next
to a fucking chamber pot!

A-a-a ball? No! No.

Hugo, I-I really... I really
don't think now's the time.

And actually, as the...
the official proprietor--

If yesterday's grotesque events
have taught me anything,

it is that London
needs a fucking party!

So, if it's alright
with you, Augie,

I intend to throw a festival
so extraordinary,

so transcendent,
it will pass into legend.

And all this ghastliness
will be obliterated. Erased!

-Hugo...
-(sighs)

You do realize
that the Ferryman's

is just a sex club
for rich people.

(gasps)
It is not just a sex club!

It is a fucking phenomenon!

♪ ♪

-(gunshot)
-(horse neighing,
indistinct chatter)

(birds chirping)

(neighs)

(sighs)

(opens door)

(door creaking)

(birds chirping outside)

Mrs. Beechum should've told you
this door is to remain closed.

I'm sorry, my Lord,
I-I didn't intend to...

♪ ♪

(tea set rattles)

(distant dog barking)

(footsteps receding)

Apologies for the maid.
First day.

Funny time to go shooting,
with all of London up in arms.

Nice bit of pheasant
you brought back, though.

(horse whinnying)

Tell Roberts to take
that horse to the lower field.

Mrs. Beechum:
Ms. Lily's horse?
Always been a spirited creature.

I think it can
sense the tremors.

If I was a superstitious woman,

I'd say they were
a sign of something.

(ragged laugh)

(sniffles)

Messages from the heavens?

(sighs)

I'd have thought by now

you would have realized
that if there is a God,

he's an Englishman.

He has no interest
in declaring his intentions.

(Beechum sighs)

You'll come back fighting.

You're the fuckin' Ape, mate.

Three-time champion
of Limehouse.

Since when do you ever
throw in the towel, hm?

-(police whistle)
-Officer: We've got
a bit of fire!

Oh, fucking opportunists.

-Come on.
-(fire crackling)

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

-What did you see?
-(woman cackling)

-Oi!
-(cackling)

♪ ♪

(shrieking laugh)

(overlapping cackling)

(mocking wails)

(cackling, laughing)

(laughter fades away)

(sniffs)

(tea kettle whistling)

What are you
scribbling away for?

"Nimble Jack's
Tales of the Touched."

Newspaper men gonna be giving
their eye teeth for these.

Annie:
The city's on fire,
and you're spinning stories.

Someone should.

Only role model
for a Touched kid
on the street is Maladie.

I'd rather they had
a fire-wielding
Amazonian princess.

(laughs) Is that where
you think my family's from?

Why would she kill herself,
though? Maladie.

And all those people
she took with her.

Was it 'cause, what,

they were hypocrites? Or...

Or why did you work for her?

Let's start with that.

Well...

there was the money.

-No.
-I don't know. She...

She just had
something about her.

-But?
-End of the day, we're all
just puppets for her, you know?

Wind-up toys with a turn.

Not my kind of leader.

Is that what you came
here for, then? A leader?

Don't strike me
as the following type.

I'm just passing through.

(sighs)

♪ ♪

Never like to stay
anywhere for long.

Amalia:
Who could do this,
that's what I want to know.

Look at him.
It's time that's been taken,
the design.

I just hope the artist
left some kind of signature.

Could be the first step
towards whoever's got

the Galanthi
under armed guard.

Jimmy here can get
some justice

for what was done to him.

Horatio:
Jimmy?

Uh... After my Uncle Jim.

-What happened to him?
-No, nothing.

Just miss him, so...

♪ ♪

How did they replace
his nervous system like that?

Could it be electrical then?

Or how would they
store up enough charge

to make them last so long?

Horatio:
Nice to see you
enjoying your work.

Oh, no, no.

It is horrible.
I just...

I've never seen this
kind of science before.

This isn't science.
This is evil.

(squelching)

(Horatio sighs)

What's that?

-What was that connected to?
-Nothing.

Not the nerves,
not the wiring.

It looks like some
sort of a casing.

What's that there?

It's a stamp.

Huh.

These are letters.

Chinese.

Tam. Pennyfield clockmaker.

You need to come with us.

Lot of trouble
in Limehouse these days.

We're all ready
for trouble,
Mrs. True and I.

Please, Su Ping, I only speak
a few words of Chinese.
And badly.

I know.

-(courtyard chatter)
-(Myrtle speaks
foreign languages)

Myrtle, no.

It's too restless
in the city today.
No one's to go out.

No children are allowed to go.

(speaking foreign languages)

Back you go.

(quiet rumbling)

-(louder rumbling)
-(people gasping, yelling)

-(gasps)
-(gunfire)

-(both grunting)
-(explosion)

-(screaming)
-(high-pitched ringing)

-(panting)
-Soldier: Incoming!

(gasping)

♪ ♪

(gasps)

Amalia?

Oh, no.
We'll be walking targets
out there wearing those.

Um...

Uh, Mrs. True and I are--

we're on a bit
of a mission, so...

I-I'm game.

Um, a-about that,

with the, uh, the cave a-and...

I wanted to apologize,
I suppose.

And also... also n-not
apologize, actually.

'Cause I'm a... I'm my own man.

I'm-- I'm a fighter.

And I'm a, um...

I just-- I'm gonna
pollom-- follup-- pollum...

I'm gonna follow my own path,
whatever way that takes me.

♪ ♪

Amalia! W-- Just wait.

That was a disaster.

Embarrassing.

(gate creaking)

(gate shuts)

Tell you what, though.
All this focus on the Galanthi.

There's no one out there
anymore doing what
Mrs. True and Lucy used to.

Désirée:
Looking out for the likes of us.

Lord knows there's more.

Don't envy them today.

(sighs)

♪ ♪

(creaking)

-(buzz, zapping)
-(clatters)

(quiet street noise)

(bottles rattling)

♪ ♪

(gentle water lapping)

Hugo:
Strange place to meet.

Frank:
Me and me brother
used to come down here

when we was scuppers.

Dig around.
You find all sorts.

I never knew you had a family.

What, did you think

I just washed up here one day.

-(ship horn blows)
-Perhaps, they...

they grew me at a workhouse.

(sighs)
To what do I owe
the summoning, Frank?

That woman.

Effie Boyle, that journalist,
remember?

You was in the station.

She was there.

You was laughing together,
whispering.

Were you jealous?

Did you know her?
Had you met her before?

-No.
-What did she say to you?

What did she say?
Let me see.

She said that she thought
you were wasted in your job.

-She never said that.
-She said that

the longer you spend on that
rotten police force of yours,

the further you are
from ever being the man

-you're meant to be in.
-Hm.

What kind of man is that then?

You know, the thing
about you, Swann...

-I sense that you're
going to tell me.
-Yeah.

The thing about you

is you got it all.

The blue bloods,
the money, the parties,

and you wear it well.

But I think, underneath...

you despise it.

I don't think you want
none of it.

And I suppose...

(sighs) you're going to
tell me what it is that I want?

Frank:
No.

Now that,
I cannot claim to know.

Hold up.

Here we go!

Eh?

Look at that.

Will that get me into
your posh little club,
will it?

Get me some of that charm?

Hm?

What did she say to you?

(inhales)

She told me
to keep an eye on you.

Whether you like it or not.

(distant ship horn)

Everybody needs
a friend, Frank!

♪ ♪

(bird chirping)

(splashing)

(sharp inhale)

(clank, cranking)

(cranking)

(grunting, groaning)

(shivering)

Ah! Ah!

(gasps)

(groans)

♪ ♪

Lavinia: Ordinarily,

a guest waits for an invitation
before paying a visit.

Well, perhaps you should
tell that to Mrs. Amalia True.

After all, I didn't invite her

to our little excavation site,
did you?

-And yet, down she came
all the same.
-Mrs. True?

-What was she doing there?
-Talking to the creature,
apparently.

Decapitating
a few of my guards.

But mainly communicating.
I think she upset it.

All these earthquakes.

You think the monster is
responsible for the tremors?

Is there any way
that she could have
discovered my involvement?

Anything in the cave? Think!

You know, it's been
raised before,

but I question
Mrs. True's credentials.

She doesn't seem
like a baker to me.

And I'm beginning to wonder
if your two little projects

may no longer be
quite, uh, compatible.

Rehabilitation
has always been designed

to go hand-in-hand with a cure.

But what if society
were to find out

about our side line?

Our little cerebral...

forays?

Medical breakthroughs have
always required human trials.

I will take care of Amalia True.

And when the creature is dead,
she and her kind

will all be released from
their purgatorial affliction.

Well, truthfully, if it's
even taken form in there,

we don't know quite what effect
killing the creature might have.

Our doubts are traitors,
are they not?

But...

with you beside me,

Lavinia,

I find I am...

resolve itself.

♪ ♪

(street chatter)

-Amalia: Much further
to the clockmaker?
-Su Ping: Not far.

(chickens clucking)

(instrument playing)

I didn't mean all that.
The cave, you know?

You are allowed to make
your own choices.

I just thought if I could
find the Galanthi,

then it might... it might...

show me...

tell me...

Turns out, the thought of
wearing one of these things,

it's a lot more frightening
than going off to face

the might of
Her Majesty's armed forces.

(soft chuckle)

W-would you...
Would you do the honors?

You know it's not the best day

to be wearing
one of those things.

Doesn't matter.

(instrument continues)

(nervous sigh)

-(inhales)
-What's wrong?

S-Sorry. It's, um...

uh, the-the-the birds today.

They keep losing
their direction.

-(chirping)
-Penance:
Because of the tremors?

Purist:
Doesn't the book tell us
the witchcraft

and powers, all these
are an affront to God!

-(crowd cheering)
-And has He ever shown London

-such signs of His displeasure?
-(grunts)

Cracking the very earth
on which we stand!

-(crowd cheering)
-See? Trouble.

-We shouldn't stay.
-Purist: Filling the streets

with fire and blood!

-And what about you,
brothers and sisters?
-Augie: Thank you very much.

-Purist: Will you not
answer His call?
-Onlooker: We will!

-Purist: Will you not
waken to His alarms?
-Onlooker: Yeah, we will!

Will you not rise, London?

-(crowd cheering)
-Child: Look!

There's one!

-Yeah!
-Hey! There he is!

A fucking witch!

(crowd jeering, yelling)

♪ ♪

Penance:
We're going to go. This way.
We're going--

(crowd yelling)

You've got
a reckoning coming!

(indistinct chatter)

(clocks ticking)

This is the piece we found.

♪ ♪

-Hm...
-You recognize it?

It is a casing from
one of our carriage clocks.

That is a number in the mark.

-(speaks Cantonese)
-(responds in Cantonese)

Tam:
We will find the buyer for you.

(street chatter)

(clocks ticking)

Too much trouble with these men.

They say the city
belongs to them.

(ticking continues)

None of the Touched can stay
in Chinatown anymore.

Su Ping: (echoing)
Someone is giving
the Purists our names...

(alarms ringing)

-(rumbling)
-...and addresses.

(Augie groaning)

(rattling)

(yelling in Cantonese)

(explosion)

-(gasping)
-(gunfire)

(metallic rattling)

-(gasps)
-(high-pitched ringing)

(muffled street noise)

(ringing continues)

-(sizzling)
-(gasps)

(panting)

Penance: Amalia?

(door bell rings)

She's found the address.

(dramatic crescendo)

(street chatter)

(woman screaming)

Purist 1:
She's Touched!

(overlapping yelling)

-Purist 2: Catch the witch!
-Purist 3: Come on!

(neck cracks)

-(grunting)
-(laughing)

(laughing)

(Myrtle speaking Hindi)

(Myrtle speaking Icelandic)

Is she Italian?
What's she saying?

She's not Italian.
She's Touched.

Speak again.

Go on.

I said speak!

Freak.

(clank, fizzling)

-(gasps)
-(fizzling)

-(crowd murmurs)
-(laughing)

(fizzling)

♪ ♪

(laughing)

(grunting)

(crowd yelling)

-(panting)
-Oi!

(zaps)

Friend:
Bessie!

(panting)

(crowd murmuring)

(grunting)

(gasping)

My friend said it's 'cause
you're cursed by God.

The Touched.

But I know. I've seen.

It's you that is
the curse on us!

And you take and you take,
and you turn everything bad!

(grunting)

(panting)

(grunts)

(panting)

(heavy breathing)

♪ ♪

(gasps)

Come on. (panting)

Come on, girl. Come on.

(gasps)

(heavy sigh)

(clatters)

♪ ♪

-(soldier grunting)
-(gasping)

(panting)

-(soldier yells)
-(gurgling)

-(explosion)
-(gasping)

(panting)

(seagulls cawing)

(water lapping)

-(gunfire, explosion)
-(screaming)

(gasping)

(gunshot)

(dramatic music playing)

(gasps)

(ragged breathing)

♪ ♪

Lucy: (muffled)
Myrtle...

-Myrtle! Go on! Run!
-(ragged breathing)

(clearly):
You hearing me? Run!

(police whistle)

(muffled crowd yelling)

-(police whistle)
-(concerned chatter)

(mechanical whirring)

(cracking, snapping)

♪ ♪

(thunder rumbling)

(horse whinnying)

(thunder continues)

-(panting)
-(gunfire)

♪ ♪

-(gunfire)
-(gasping)

(gunfire)

(clicking, rattling)

(horse snorts)

(grunts)

(creaks)

♪ ♪

(heavy breathing)

(wood creaks)

(whirring, bang)

-What are you doing here?
-Penance:
It's you, you bullocks!

-You fucking blinded me.
-You kicked me
in the unmentionables!

A vagina is not
unmentionable, Penance!

We've been
through this before!

-Fuck.
-Mm...

Oh...

(clock ticking)

Penance:
Mrs. True.

Amalia:
Ms. Adair.

Penance:
How did you get here
without the address?

Amalia:
Does it matter?

(door opens)

(door creaking)

(phone ringing)

♪ ♪

(ringing continues)

(ringing continues)

(ringing continues)

-(sighs)
-(door opens)

(quiet electrical buzzing)

(clocks ticking)

(buzzing continues)

Hm.

(tapping)

(item falls on floor)

♪ ♪

(crinkling)

(sighs) Jimmy.

(clocks ticking quietly)

-Dr. Hague.
-(phone ringing)

-(muffled phone ringing)
-(panting)

(ringing continues)

(muffled ringing)

(loud ringing)

(ringing continues)

(ringing continues)

(answers phone)

Hague's Mother: (on phone)
Darling.

(phone static)

-Who is this?
-Hague's Mother: Who is this?

-(clicking, whirring)
-(footsteps approach)

(snarling)

You're calling to speak to...

Hague's Mother:
That accent's liable to slip.

Am I wrong in saying...
Canadian?

Originally.

Hague's Mother:
Ah. Then, let me ask...

Did you ever stop believing
this was all a sim?

-You're the Stripe.
-Who the fuck are you?

Hague's Mother:
My dear, did you think
you were the only one

who hitched a ride?

-(line disconnects)
-Hello?

(clicking phones)

-(panting)
-(dog growling)

(snarling)

(gasping)

(dog growling)

Penance:
Amalia!

(drops receiver)

(dog growling)

-(snarling)
-(mechanical clicking)

(growls, barks)

-(gunfire)
-(grunts)

-(gasps)
-(roars, growls)

Ah...

(whirring)

Ah!

(snarling)

♪ ♪

-(grunts)
-(gunfire)

-Ah!
-(snarls)

(whirring, barking)

Aaah!

(panting)

(clocks ticking)

-(door creaks)
-(whining)

-(mechanical whirring)
-(quiet breathing)

-(flutters)
-(creaks, whines)

♪ ♪

(quiet breathing)

(floorboards creaking)

(panting, whining)

(quiet breathing)

(clicking, whirring)

(growling, mechanical clicking)

-Ah! (gasps)
-(phone clatters)

(snarling)

♪ ♪

-(snarling)
-(gasping)

(grunting)

(screams)

(panting)

(zapping)

(snarling)

(electrical zapping)

-(snarling)
-(both gasping)

Penance:
Amalia!

Amalia!

(panting)

Amalia!

(gasps, grunts)

(fizzling)

(whining)

(whirring)

Amalia?

(panting)

♪ ♪

Give ear, O Lord,
unto my prayer.

In the day of my trouble,
I will call upon You
for Thou wilt...

Amalia:
No.

No, not the praying, please.

(relieved sigh)

(fire crackling)

-(horse whinnies)
-(deep rumble)

♪ ♪

-(gasps)
-(frightened chatter)

-See? They're going to stop.
-(panting)

(gasping)

I'm losing
my fucking mind. (sobs)

(sobbing)

I'm breaking up into
little pieces. (gasps)

-(policeman whistle)
-(sniffles)

What if the Galanthi comes out
and I just disappear?

-(fire crackling)
-(police whistle)

Zephyr Alexis Navine,
you listen to me.

Right now, we have
a name to our enemy.

We have a strange old lady
from the future on the other end

of a telephone line.
We have an alien under threat.

We have a mission
to save the bleeding world,

so I will not hear one more word
from you about disappearing

or breaking up or giving up.
Do you understand me, soldier?

Get on your fucking feet
and get back to work.

(sniffles, sighs)

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

(quiet phone ringing)

♪ ♪

(chains rattling)

Oh, hello. (laughs)

-(gasps)
-Officer: No use struggling.

-(restraints clicking)
-(grunts)

(sighs)

-(gate creaks, bangs)
-(lock clicking)

-Toodle-oo.
-(door shuts)

♪ ♪

(sighs)

(chains rattling)

Bess.

No.

What they done...

We can't let it stand.

(dramatic crescendo)

(door creaking)

(panting)

♪ ♪

(fire crackling)

-(wood creaking)
-(breeze blowing)

(broken phone ringing)

(broken ringing)

(broken ringing)

-(broken ringing)
-(gasps)

(phone static)

(sizzle)

Maladie: (on phone)
♪ La la la... ♪

♪ La la la... ♪

(gasps)

♪ La la la... ♪

-Mother?
-Maladie: ♪ La la la... ♪

♪ La la la... ♪

(giggling)

La!

♪ ♪