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It's not always easy to look in the mirror,

to see the person that you thought you were

versus the person that you'd become.

It's not easy.

I'm sorry I couldn't say goodbye in person,

but I feel I would prefer if you saw me as you knew me.

Who knows, if this actually works,

then it wouldn't be goodbye after all.

I love you, Celine.

Remember, when the door to one world closes,

another one becomes open to us.

How do we even know which side is better for us?

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

Accept the offering.

We give and we take from this world to the other,

humble in full view of the old gods and the new.

It's open.

Take me!

Take me.

I'm sorry I couldn't say goodbye in person,

but I feel I would prefer if you saw me as you knew me.

Who know, if this actually works,

then it won't be goodbye after all.

Hey.

Are you ready?

I'm happy to go without you, if you'd prefer.

I was thinking maybe it would be easier

if you didn't have to see his things.

You can be honest with me.

I know how much he meant to you.

No.

That's fine.

To be honest, I'm just glad I get the chance

to clear out the place and, I don't know, move on, I guess.

I appreciate you coming.

Really, it's a relief.

As long as you're sure.

I don't want you feeling pressured.

I think perhaps feeling a bit more normal

is what I need right now.

I don't want you guys acting any different around me, okay?

Besides, this is my new normal now.

This feeling.

He said...

He said that he didn't want me to see him that way.

Did you know he was sick?

I just, I wish he'd come to me, you know?

Maybe I could've helped.

That would be them.

I'll go.

- Nicky.

Hey.

Rich.

How you doing, buddy?

- Good? - Good.

How's she doing?

She's getting there.

- Good.

Good, good.

Who's that, then?

April!

She'll keep you on your toes, I bet.

Oh yeah.

Who will?

Right, well, if you girls are finished...

After you, my lady.

Ugh.

Disgusting.

Yeah, they're always like that.

And what? You don't care?

- Right.

Onwards.

You guys enjoy the show?

You're insane. It's like having two kids in the car.

I mean, come on. There are ladies present, right, April?

Mm-hm.

Oh yeah?

Ladies, huh?

- Yeah.

Stop it.

Well, this isn't terrifying at all.

Do you need to call someone?

No, don't be silly.

I am the gatekeeper.

Ooh-ooh.

- Your dad was pretty insistent

about keeping out trespassers, I see.

Mm-hm, you'd be with a place like this.

My dad bought this place when I was just a kid.

He wanted to have me help him find somewhere

and I don't know, this one just jumped out at me.

Hm, I'd be surprised if it didn't.

- Used to be a cemetery.

Hello?

Oh, I'm going to go around the back and check.

It's a dead rabbit.

One of the cats must have brought it for me.

They know I have a soft spot for rabbit pie.

I hope I didn't frighten you, Celine.

No, no.

It's just...

Dead things, you know?

But we will all go that way eventually.

Your father knew what it all meant,

what the bigger picture was.

I guess that's something I'm struggling with.

All in good time, my dear.

Oh, I've missed you.

Jesus.

- Yeah, the cats thought they would treat us.

How lovely.

- Oh, sorry. Forgive me.

This is my partner, Rich and Rich, meet Edda.

She's my um, was, my father's housekeeper

for, god, I don't even know how many years.

34 years.

Wow, that's a long time.

A lifetime, if it were only a day.

You must be hungry.

Come.

I can imagine the upkeep on this place is a nightmare.

I can tell you you are correct, young man.

Your rooms are this way.

Rich!

Go up, we'll be back in a minute.

- I just, I need a sec.

This was always your happy place.

I had something made.

Not that I could ever forget.

I think he'd love that.

- Yeah.

- Why don't I give you a moment?

I'll be right over there.

Some cat.

Rich?

Stay there.

I'm going to go upstairs and freshen up, I think.

Okay. I'll be down here.

- Okay.

Trouble in paradise?

Yeah, something like that.

I don't know, man, she's great,

but she gets touchy sometimes.

You know, I want to try and touch her.

She acts like I make her skin crawl.

Anyway, what about you and Celine?

She must have a lot on her plate.

- Yeah.

She does.

You used to go hunting with your dad, right?

Yeah. Sometimes.

- What do you think about this?

You keep a dead rabbit in your girlfriend's luggage?

Are you insane?

I found it outside.

It's not the only one, either.

The grounds are full of them.

Look at the cuts.

That's from a knife, surely.

- Jesus.

And not for nothing.

I haven't seen a cat around here, either.

Could you do me a favor and head out later

and pick up the rest?

I'm worried about what Celine might do

if she sees evidence that some lunatic

is going around murdering rabbits.

- Now that's a bit much.

I mean, I will do it, but I've seen enough

dead chickens in my time to know

that a fox probably did this.

I mean, look, the cut's not straight.

You just need to relax, man, okay?

Come on.

Have a beer.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Some believe that our world

is just one dimension of what's there

and that the old gods,

the real architects of the universe,

reside in a parallel plane to ours.

Legend says that they remain powerful on the other side,

just waiting for their opportunity

to move through the portal into our reality.

It's bullshit, of course.

But it's interesting to think about.

Took ourselves out of the food chain,

and then these big fuckers just came down

and well, you get the picture.

It seems like it would be off putting at first, I know,

but I know of some who would be grateful of their arrival

who would relish in the relief.

We shouldn't be scared, April.

Whatever pain, whatever ails us,

it wouldn't matter anymore.

Excuse me.

- Rich?

Rich?

Oh, shit.

Oh, god.

Oh, this place is falling apart.

Hey, I've got some bad news.

Nick found your dad's pool.

Woo hoo!

Come on.

April, come on.

Nick.

Grow up.

- You should listen her.

Exactly.

- Happy wife, happy life, mate.

- Standard. - God, boring people.

- Mm, no, I'm all right.

It'll help you to loosen up a bit.

Yes, Celine, come on, loosen up.

- Let's just relax now.

Unwind, have a couple of drinks

and then tomorrow we can get packed up

and on the road before it gets dark, okay?

I don't know.

I mean, how often do we get

to enjoy a private pool, you know?

April, you want one?

If it makes him more tolerable, then yeah.

Yes!

Looks like we're the last ones standing.

No, stop!

- So how are you doing?

I mean, it must be difficult coming back here.

Yeah, I mean, I mainly have happy memories here, so,

I guess I'm just trying not to find any bad ones, you know?

I'm glad you guys came, though.

Oh well, at your service, my lady.

Is April all right?

Uh, April is April.

What about you and Richie Boy?

- What about us?

Well I mean, you make a cute couple,

but I don't really know how you feel.

How I feel?

I'm uh, I'm not really comfortable with this.

Why not?

- We're friends, right?

- Nick.

- Of course, if something did happen...

- April?

Celine.

I heard something.

I just wanted to see if you were all right.

Yeah. I'm fine.

Thanks.

Do you need me to call someone for you?

No, no, it's okay.

Really.

I've lived with it long enough.

Lived with what?

I'm sorry. I shouldn't have asked that.

No, it's...

It's fine.

I'd be concerned, too.

I was in a car accident when I was younger

and well, my forearm got crushed, so,

I manage the pain but it's not easy.

Does Nick know?

Oh, god, no.

I've tried telling guys about it in the past

but they just look at me like I'm broken.

So...

It's a scar and well, that's that.

I'm sorry.

If you ever need anyone to talk to, I'm here.

Thank you.

Is everything all right with you and Nick? I mean...

Why?

What did he say?

Did he try it on with you?

For fuck's sake.

- April.

You think we should do something?

Feel free.

Jesus, what got into him?

Did I miss something?

I think we should just focus

on getting everything packed up and getting us out of here.

How long do you reckon until probate kicks in

and you can sell it?

- I'm not sure.

It normally takes a while,

so I guess it's a good thing we're getting a head start.

Something wrong?

No.

I don't know, it's just talking about selling this place.

It meant a lot to him.

To me.

I know.

But we talked about this.

The upkeep, paying for Edda, the gardeners.

We're not in a position to take that on right now.

- Yeah.

Hey, don't get me wrong.

This place is beautiful,

but we haven't even outgrown our two bed flat yet,

let alone have the need for a place like this.

Just because you're moving on,

it doesn't mean anything about how you feel about him.

He'll always obviously be important to you.

I know.

- Rich.

Rich.

Rich.

Rich.

Celine?

What's going on?

What could this book be trying to tell me?

No!

No!

No, no!

Can't sleep?

I'm not surprised, everything that's happened.

Have you seen Nick? I just, I saw him out here...

No. No one else has been out here.

I was watering the plants just now.

Maybe that's what you saw.

Shadows can be deceiving, to say the least.

I did see your boy, though, left awhile ago now,

maybe an hour or two.

No. No, I know what I saw, Edda.

- Is that right?

Been seeing clearly recently, have you?

Grief manifests itself to us in individually unique ways.

Now, I'm not saying yours was such a manifestation,

but what I am saying is that I have been out here

on my own and that I saw Nick leave over an hour ago.

I'm sorry.

There's no reason to be sorry, dear.

It's good that you understand that I'm here for you,

like I was your father.

He said...

He said in his message that he didn't want me

to remember him like that.

Was he sick?

Your father, he was not in a good way

when he passed, Celine.

He had cancer.

Stomach cancer.

But I need to tell you,

he went out on his terms

for a cause he believed in.

- Janus.

I found the book in my room.

Did you read it?

Your father and I believe that

there is a dimension adjacent to ours.

The other world.

Janus is the keeper of this world.

He can turn pain into happiness,

oppression can become freedom.

He understands all you went through, your father,

your pill-popping friend, even Nick.

- Nick?

Oh yes.

Those who struggle with boundaries

often have those broken by others.

It's cyclical.

Understandable, as pathetic as that is.

Janus can take it all away, though.

All you have to do is walk through the doorway.

You know, Peter's not dead.

He's just on the other side, waiting.

Made you coffee.

Mm, you're sweet. Thank you.

I missed you.

- In your sleep?

Yeah, I barely feel like I got any.

- You're kidding, right?

It's almost one o'clock.

- Shit.

Oh, really? I'm sorry.

I know you wanted to get going and-

- Relax.

It's okay.

I've already cleared out like three of the rooms already.

You are amazing.

I know.

So has Nick been helping you?

- Uh...

- What?

- Nick took off.

He texted me saying that he and April had a bust up

and he wanted to head back.

He left me his car, so I'm going to drive it home.

Is April still here? Where is she?

She's just about to leave. Why?

What's up?

Celine?

Didn't feel like saying goodbye?

- Sorry.

I guess I just don't wanna offend you.

Did Rich tell you?

- Yeah.

Listen, April I don't suppose

you know exactly where Nick went?

- Home, I guess.

Fuck him.

I wish I'd never even met him.

Yeah, it's just, I thought I saw him last night

and Edda said it couldn't have been him, but...

- Don't waste your time worrying about Nick, all right?

I'm better off without him.

What if he's in trouble?

I don't know, I just feel like something's wrong here.

Look, Celine, I know it's none of my business,

but you've been through a lot.

Rich told me that your dad meant everything to you.

So I wouldn't be surprised if that affected you.

Affected me how exactly?

I don't want to get into a fight with you about it.

All I'm saying is...

I get it.

You have a lovely home.

Really. Thanks for inviting me.

Good luck with everything.

Call me, yeah? If you ever want to chat.

Okay.

Won't be a minute, love.

Please?

Move out the way so I can crack up-

- Shit.

Celine?

Where are you?

I'm in here.

Did you find the deed?

- Yeah.

I think you should read it.

Why? What's wrong?

Well, you said you thought he would leave

the manor to you, right?

Is this some kind of joke?

I think you should ask her.

I don't understand.

- Or maybe it's just so you won't get buggered

on the inheritance tax,

unless she legitimately bought it.

No, the woman's been a housekeeper

as long as I've known her.

- Well maybe...

- What?

Nothing.

That's not fair.

You think they were having an affair?

No.

No, that's not possible.

I mean, Edda was married for 40 years

and my dad hasn't been with anyone since my mom.

- I don't know.

I don't know your family like you.

He loved my mom more than anything.

I don't think he'd ever move on.

I just need a second.

How much stuff is left?

- Um, not much.

I don't know.

Celine, you don't need to pretend to be strong.

Everything that's happened...

- And what exactly has happened?

My dad killed himself, Rich.

Has that ever happened to you?

No.

Then how could you possibly understand?

I saw Nick, I saw him last night. I know I did.

He was covered in blood and being dragged into the woods

and ever since then, everybody's telling me

that I couldn't possibly have seen it, but...

You don't believe me either, do you?

- Celine, no one's saying you didn't see...

Just watch this.

No, that can't be.

- No one's blaming you.

And yeah, whatever's going on with the house, Edda,

you're not being paranoid about that.

But I am about this.

- You just need a break.

It's called burnout.

It is not called fucking burnout, Rich.

I am fine. Okay?

- Look, Celine- - You do that.

Don't you try and make me out to be some kind of crazy bitch

because that is not what is happening.

- Of course. I didn't...

Why did you even bother coming? Hm?

You knew what this was going to be.

Look, maybe, maybe I should just finish on my own.

Get the train back.

Celine.

No one likes to be told that they're mad, Rich,

especially not by their own boyfriend.

- Shit.

Celine.

Dad.

You're alive.

Just about.

But how?

- Listen to me.

There's a way to bring me back, the writing in the book.

But you have to come and get me, okay?

I had it translated, but, I don't remember, though.

That's okay.

Repeat after me.

We give and we take from this world to the other.

We give and we take from this world to the other.

- Humble in full view- - Humble in full view-

- Of the old gods and the new. - Of the old gods and the new.

It's okay.

Celine.

Take my hand.

I've been waiting for this.

I regret not saying goodbye properly.

Tea?

And it's not easy to explain.

This place, what it means.

- Sit down, darling. - I'm just plating up.

Don't fuss, darling. Come on.

Is that...

I don't understand.

It's not to understand.

It's just something we have to accept.

Accept?

- This world is more complicated than we think it is.

There's a divide.

Two halves making up a whole

and we only have access to one half.

I've been watching you, Celine.

I know you struggled when your mom died.

And when I...

When I left.

- What happened to you?

I thought you killed yourself.

Like I said, this world is more complicated

than we think it is.

Truth is, I did leave my body.

I was very sick, Celine.

The city did no good for me,

but there was another way.

- Janus.

He's the guardian between both worlds,

and he gave me the chance to start again.

In return for giving away my body,

I could live here with my Lisa.

Is that why you gave up the house, too?

- This is a very special place,

one that gives him the freedom to move around freely.

Well, almost.

I thought you could cope without me.

- I am.

That's why our grief took you over,

became an obsession for you.

Rich was right.

- Rich?

But, he doesn't...

Why are you saying this?

I loved you. Love you.

That doesn't mean you should go chasing the dead.

I didn't.

- You came here.

I...

- Just like I thought you would.

- You're not...

You are not...

I tried to give him my body,

but he realized that my actions were selfish.

I needed freedom from my disease-riddled body.

I needed to be free of my flesh, but he,

he needed purity, simplicity of agency.

He needed you.

His world, his children, they're stuck in a prison

and they need to be set free.

You see now?

Your world is not all that exists.

It's time for me to rejoin myself.

Put the two halves together.

Your world and the other.

But don't worry.

I promise you won't miss a thing.

Did I scare you?

- No, I was- - You were just leaving.

Such a shame.

I got the feeling you wanted Celine to yourself.

Far from it.

It's important you see what Peter gave himself to.

This place.

It's a monument to him.

You have something to say?

Celine wouldn't want me to get involved.

- With family business?

Peter was a great man.

He understood how complex our world is,

what it would take to fix it.

And that includes taking the house away from Celine?

She's his family.

He would have wanted her to have it.

- Interesting you would profess to know what Peter wanted.

He had no idea you even existed.

Celine.

I was just asking Edda about the house.

What was that?

I don't care about that anymore

and neither should you.

It's all too taxing, emotionally speaking,

- But it's important...

- I want you to consider your life in two parts:

before today

and after.

- Jesus, Celine.

And now you will bow to me, too.

She's suffering.

Soon, my dear.

We give and we take

from our world to the other,

humble in full view of the old gods and the new.

I think perhaps this time

we give the poor rabbits a break.

You see, I have two faces,

the first of which you see before you

and the other, you will meet tonight.

Then you will become gifts fit for my children,

the old gods and the new.

Our gifts are ready to be presented.

How comes the beast from the world of not our own,

a door between planes of dimensions, a hole,

between beasts we falter through fingers and thumbs

and come the morning we crumble from the new gods that come.

You will fail to protect her, Richard,

just as you failed to save Celine from her obsession,

but we will succeed in taking your pain away

the only way the gods know how.

Children of Janus, accept our offering.

The offering has been accepted!

Get them back!

The offering has been accepted.

Rich. Is this real?

What is that?

- I don't know.

Oh, my arm.

My arm.

I'm gonna get you out of here, okay?

Richard, we've gotta get out of here.

- Where the hell is that mirror?

- What is it? - April!

Look at me.

Get this thing off of me!

It's on me!

Hold on!

It's on me.

Richard.

Richard.

I know you feel some sadness at the thought

of parting with your flesh.

Perhaps in your position I could almost understand.

As you can see,

there are complications with reality

that overwhelm the very nature of existence.

You're fortunate to be a part of this, Richard.

Here.

I am free now, as is my favorite son,

Cthulhu, god of the sea.

Believers, the time has come.

It is time for me to bring my two faces together.

I give and I take from this world to the other.

Our children will rule this domain.