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Refugees in Southeast Asia are so
numerous as to be beyond help...

within 150 miles of the former U.S.

border to satisfy the guerrilla
group's demand...

which was unavailable when something
might have still been done.

The oceans are rising, and fast.

Whether this can come in
time to prepare for

the melt that this summer's
expected record...

I'll be there

What's up?

My mother died.

That sucks

Do you think I can get 20 bucks?

River Mouth, Oregon, Michael

Shields, Shields.

The last polar bear living in
the wild died in Siberia

this week, according to ITAR-TASS,
the Russian news agency.

The bear, which had been tranquilized
and relocated...

This is the News at 5 o'clock.

Tension mounts in the Far East.

The Peace Talks between Indians.

Man, you thought you got away!

Nobody gets away, dude!

And today, the Dalai Lama broadcast
a plea for sanity

in the crisis, saying the danger
to civilization was

at an all-time high, that
human needs are one, and

must be addressed by a single nation,
the nation of humankind.

Cool weather in the West is the
envy of folks on the rest

of the continent, where only
tropical storms have

provided relief from three weeks of
temperatures in the upper 90s.

The President, campaigning among
troops in the Arctic,

said polar ports are crucial
to North American

security, and that Eskimo terrorists
would suffer the consequences.

He said he'd come back.

I'm gonna

call somebody, all right?

Just hang in there, okay?

And feel its power over our lives.

If we have faith and stay the course,

then we know eternal life is ours.

M'lady.

I'm sorry I missed the funeral.

Come with me.

Dad's in here.

There was an accident.

This boy died.

Dad, look who's here.

Russell.

Dad.

Thank you for coming.

We'll be having dinner here tomorrow.

I'll expect you.

Yeah, I, uh, I'm really going to
have to get out of town quick.

I have a professor covering
my courses.

But it's been so long.

This is Mr. Barnes, the
lawyer for the estate.

How do you do? Russell Marsh.
My condolences.

Thank you.

I'm sure the two of you
have a lot to discuss.

Russell...

We'll talk later.

Perhaps we can meet at my
office in a few days.

I'd like to get out of town
as quickly as possible.

Well, this isn't the sort of thing
that you can do over the phone.

Fine, let's just take care of it now.

Actually, there's the auction
at the end of the week.

Auction for what?

We're selling your grandmother's
house.

Oh, your sister should have told
you, and now she didn't.

So, what else does the will say?

The will divides the proceeds from the
sale equally between the two of you.

That's the way my mom wanted it?

Your mother hoped that by giving
you this responsibility, she

would attempt to mend the divide
between you and your family.

That was my mom for you.

The eternal optimist.

Listen, Mr. Barnes, I would
really just like to

get everything taken care of
as quickly as possible.

Is there any way we could just
hold the auction tomorrow?

I'm afraid that the Secretary of the
Preservation Society must be there.

Okay, fine.

Well, then I'd like the
keys to the house.

I wouldn't recommend going
over there right now.

The fumigators have the
whole place closed up.

Nobody gets in until
after the auction.

Excuse us, please.

What did you do to me?

Beep. Beep.

Keeps

She's gone

Oh, this is my husband, Jake.

- Hello.
- Brother. - Nice to meet you.

I heard a lot about you.

Danny I'm sorry to make it Mike.

It's okay.

I know you wanted to be
there Hey, Russ Hey We

should we should go pretty tired
Let you guys catch up

You know what

Come on let me get a
picture of you two

Okay, come on closer closer

ready one two three

Maybe you want to take some pictures
while you're here.

Um, are you sure you don't want
to stay at the house?

No, no, I'll be fine.

I'm already booked into the motel,
so I need some time.

OK, well, just give me
a call tomorrow.

Come by around 5.

- OK.
- Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Bye, Mike.

That's, hey, a little different.

Yeah, it's a little different.

Danny tells me you were,
um, you were divorced.

Jess and I got married and
moved to Salt Lake.

I don't think this fell
apart, but, you know.

Salt Lake City, Utah.

I have a daughter.

Chelsea.

She's mine.

She's beautiful.

Hey, hey, Gilbert, can we
get a couple beers?

Uh, just, uh, just one.

So you towed that wreck today, huh?

Yeah.

You know, I was there.

I saw that kid.

The kid from the Delta?

Coming to town, the first thing
I do is see an accident.

I had that kid's head in my hand.

He knew me, too, you know.

He knew exactly who I was.

Walk right out of that into
my mom's funeral.

Great to be back home.

What are things like with your dad?

Dad?

Are you serious?

It's just gotten worse.

I mean, he's so informal.

He's crazy.

I mean, he's obviously gone
off the deep end.

I mean, he's wearing a purple
jumpsuit at my mom's wake.

You know, what I was thinking
about is Trout Hill.

You know, we used to take Julie
and, uh, Mary up there.

Julie Barnes, for sure.

Like I didn't forget anything man,
I didn't forget anything

And the first thing I did when I came
here, I went to the Netship.

Well, you know, things are
a lot different now.

We made a lot of plans there together.

Yeah, when I was there, I saw, I don't
know what I saw, actually.

Are you faking it with Julian?

You know, it's just figuring
things out, you know.

I guess we never talked about it.

It's a long time ago

Let's drop those scores

They go in RVs, campers,
cars, and busses.

It seems that the hospital...

Hello.

Yeah.

Hey, Russ.

I was just, uh, calling to
see how you're doing.

I was, um, it was good to see you.

I'm good.

- I'm good.
- It was good to see you.

I don't know, if maybe,
you know, tomorrow you

want to get together, have
a drink or something.

10, 10.30.

You know, I may have to
take off for a bit.

You know, the tow truck thing.

Okay, cool, cool.

Talk to you later.

Bye.

FUCKING FREAKS!

You're the nephew.

No, my father is.

Listen, my sister said
she was doing better.

Can we get her out of here?

A polar chart for you.

The last few months, she seems
to be getting more excitable.

Don't visit very often, do you?

No.

Well, you'll find her very
difficult to talk to.

Your nephew's here.

And Josie

It's me your grandnephew Russell
Russell Oh, give me a kiss.

Oh Look how you've grown How
you doing they don't

listen here no one listens
oh It's been a long time.

You need to stay away
How is your mother?

She's she's fine She left something
for you in case

she dies Something at the mansion,
it's just for you.

Don't let those salty bitches
get their hands on it.

What is it?

It's in the basement.

It's in the furnace

N-Nurse!

Nurse!

They won't let me talk much.

Who won't let you talk?

Russ, tell Jake and Dad how
you got the job as chair.

Um, there's not really much
to tell, you know.

The position came up, and
colleagues submitted my

name, and the department voted
for me by a majority.

Well, the man they expected it
to go to won the Nobel Prize.

Oh, no, it was that Pulitzer.

He won the Pulitzer.

But, yeah, he hadn't written
very much since then, so...

You're writing a book on the
Old West, aren't you?

Yeah, I'm trying.

I'm trying.

There's more rolls, if you like.

So, how's the, uh, how's the church?

How's the gay life treating
you, Russell?

Is it my life?

Is it satisfying?

Are you fulfilled?

What do you want to know?

You want to know what we do?

Danny, please, just stay out of this.

Look, I came back for Danny's sake
and for my mom, that's all.

Tony, these are sensational rolls.

They're store-bought.

Yes, but they're wild caught.

You're drunk.

Yes, I am.

- I am.
- I am.

But apparently that is the only way that
I can get to a dinner with you.

But that does not change
the fact that I am gay.

And it doesn't change the fact that
you've spent the last ten

years pitching the same tired Joseph
Smith frontier horse shit to

anyone who'll buy it because apparently
nobody knows anything anymore.

What is a real church, Russell?

I don't know that.

The old ones have always been with us.

The Christians 2,000 years ago drawing
a fish for their sign.

And 10,000 years before
that in Mesopotamia.

In the span of a single lifetime,
suddenly you have

planting seed and harvesting, buying
and selling land, accounting.

Did Christ or Moses or...

Would it be possible just for one night
to go without a fucking sermon?

All we want is... What are
you talking about?

What does that mean? What
does that mean, we want?

We just wish you could raise a family.

- Why?
- I wasn't raised in one.

Russell.

Think of the legacy you could leave.

If you want some grandchildren,
you should set

these two guys on that, because
I am out of the running.

You know, you made me what I am.

We've been trying to have kids
for a long time now.

I don't have anything
to thank you for.

Everything I have today comes from the

distance that I put between
myself and this family.

I'm sorry, what I said down
there, I had no idea.

I know, I hadn't told you.

That was rough, wasn't it?

Yeah, yeah.

I guess there's no bringing
you two together.

I'm gonna take off tomorrow.

Oh, come on.

What did you expect? This
isn't my life anymore.

Well, your life includes
being the chair of a

department of the finest university
in the Northwest.

Now, I'm no college professor
like you, but it sounds to

me like you're the boss and you
could do whatever you want.

But I guess you are doing
whatever you want.

I mean, God forbid you see something
through or give somebody a second chance.

I stayed, Russell.

I was here the whole time.

I held her when she was sick.

I was here the whole time.

I don't understand how you...

That's right, you don't understand.

And I don't understand you.

Nobody understands you, Russell.

We love you, but nobody
understands you.

I don't know what else I'm going to say.

Julie's a fox.

If you don't get her, I'm
going to have to.

Yeah.

I'll admit, she's pretty nice.

She's bad.

Definitely.

- Oh, Derek.
- Oh, oh, Derek.

Oh.

Christine Brinkley. Christine
Brinkley.

Oh, my God.

Yeah.

Heather Locklear.

Heather Locklear. Oh, that's
the one I want to do.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

I should be in my math class with these
three chicks that sit behind me.

Just feel so bad. I mean, I had no idea
they were trying to have kids.

Hey, look at this.

I've seen that, man.

What are you talking about?

Used to be one of my grandparents'
place.

My grandfather, he was in the Pacific.

- Yeah?
- He brought it back.

It's some kind of an idol
or part of an idol.

Guess where I found it?

My motel room this morning.

They're probably making
them for tourists.

Look at this.

It's not writing.

- It's not a language.
- I know.

Dagon.

Naturally, your father's church.

- Yeah.
- Let me see that.

There was a cargo cult in
the South Sea Islands.

Once everybody in River Mouth
had one of these.

The islanders used them
for human sacrifice

to bring up the old ones
from under the sea.

That's...

That's what it is.

- I...
- Yeah. - What's my...

- What's my second guess?
- Gilbert!

What is this guy?

Remember Ray Roebuck?

Yeah.

You got any fresh pretzels?

Just tell the story, please.

I'm dying. I'm dying here.

You and Ray.

Summer of 1967.

Ray and I were pursuiting about
a mile off the Pedro Bank.

Yeah, and, uh, you've been tripping your
asses off for, uh, about five days.

All right, so we've been
taking some drugs.

All right, so you guys are
an ass, and what happens?

You and Ray in the boat,
very romantic.

You know how, when you're purse-seining,
you pick up all

kinds of things that you're not
actually trying to catch?

Yes.

Well, one night, you pick up
this thing in the neck.

It looked like...

a giant baby.

I'm cutting you off.

What?

You talked too much.

Finish the story.

So, what's the connection
between this...

Hey, hey, hey, I'm sorry.

- Just finish the story.
- Hi, guys.

Hey.

- Hey.
- Russ, this is my friend Susan.

Mike, you know Susan.

Heard a lot about you.

Oh, really?

Good things, I hope.

Uh, we ran into a guy who broke
down by the bridge.

Uh, I said we were headed
over here if he called.

I think it's his radiator.

Oh, you're still working?

Yeah.

So, we're gonna swim tomorrow.

We're all fixed at the filter.

Oh, you should come.

Bring your brother here.

Oh, Russ doesn't swim.

He's afraid.

- Thank you.
- Just let everyone know.

- I appreciate that.
- He doesn't swim.

You don't swim.

- Grew up on an island.
- You don't swim.

It's only an island if you look at
it from the ocean's perspective.

Mm-hmm.

Well, go fix a car, but please, you know,
give me a call, like a message.

Oh, I have to run, too, so I just want

to make sure we're on for
tomorrow at noon.

Yes, I... Yes, for the...

- How many times?
- I will be there.

You ready?

Call me. Call me.

All right, rack him up.

Well, you should come over tomorrow.

Nice to have a barbecue.

It's a sad time for everyone.

Yeah, it is.

Apparently, that's the
way people deal with

their grief around here,
just eat barbecue.

Mm-hmm.

No, no. Russ is the lowly chair of the
history department at Cascadia.

What about you?

What do you do?

I work in the sea lion caves.

- Yeah.
- Oh, in the sea lion caves.

- Oh, yeah.
- Wow.

Okay.

You don't remember me
from school, do you?

I don't think so.

No?

So you staying around for
the May Festival?

I don't think so.

I really liked it.

My... my husband has
a book about these.

Really?

- A book?
- What book?

Oh, I wouldn't know.

Just some old history book.

You should come check it out sometime.

Actually, you should stop
by and see me at work

this week, and then we
could just run to my

house, grab some lunch, take
a look at that old book.

My husband's in a wheelchair, so
he doesn't get much company.

You guys would get along
great, though.

Watches the History Channel
all the time.

Big fan.

Okay. So, you want me to
meet you at work, or...

Sea Lion Caves.

Yeah.

I'd like to see this book.

Great.

It's a date?

It's a date.

Who are you?

- Relax.
- Just take it easy.

Take it easy. Give me the
rock. Give me the rock.

Come on.

You want to know what this is?

You want some answers?

I'll give you answers.

Fine. Get over to the liquor store and
get me a bottle and a six-pack.

- OK. OK.
- Meet me at the dock.

You're not from here.

It's 1846

Don't you want your receipt?

Hey, old man.

Got your booze.

All right?

They said they'd never die.

My grandmother told me, she
told me there was an

island covered with a ruined
city out there in the

middle of the Pacific, and boats
from River Mouth put in there.

Captain Marsh said, you had to see
how beautiful it was, how rich.

They dropped their nets into the water

and the fish would just
swim towards them.

They held their rituals in the
Netsheds, in human things!

And they're meeting in
there again now!

There were people.

There were fuckin' people, man.

Elizabeth Parnell, Frank
Hoeks, Robert Campbell.

You know who they were?

Do you give a shit?

These were the kids that disappeared.

They were my friends!

Unit 1 and Unit 1, do you read me?

A small fire just broke
out at North Lake.

I seen what went on in
those houses, those

big houses up there on
Gable at night, man.

When my great-uncle tried
to stop them.

They came out of the sea

and killed lots of people.

You know what a shoggoth is?

You ever hear of it?

They come back.

And everybody goes with them
back into the sea!

The ape children drowning!

Get in the car.

- No.
- Get in the car. - No.

- Get in the car.
- No.

What's your name?

- Julia.
- Hi, nice to meet you.

My name's Russell Marsh.

Take a look at my driver's license.

Right there. I'm staying right down the
road, lamp ladder in, room 212.

Call your parents. You want
to call your parents?

They'll tell you that you're
getting a ride

with the most notorious homosexual
in the county.

Get in the car.

What are you going to do?

What are you going to do? You going
to wait until the next stranger

comes into town, going to write a little
note for him on his receipt?

Huh?

Get in the damn car.

So who are they?

You don't know or you won't say,
who are they, the church?

I don't know.

Nobody walks.

They all stay in their cars.

And I work the night shift anyway,
so I never see any of them.

Most nights I take the cliffside bus, and
there's never even anybody on it.

I don't even know what these
people do for money.

So what about all the people
that go missing?

You know, you're from here, you could

probably tell me more than
I could tell you.

You have to watch out for
deer you stay here.

Hey, you know, this is
really dangerous

Hey, we really should go.

It's really dangerous!

We could get hit by a car!

Come on! My parents are really
worried about me!

Let's go!

- Let's go!
- Come on, please!

Please, let's go!

Please!

- Let's go!
- Come on!

Let's go! Wait!

Wait!

Come on!

Let's go!

Sure there's nothing else
you want to tell me?

Listen, Julia.

Right here.

All right. Listen, I know
you're scared to talk.

Thanks for the ride.

Julia, wait.

- Just wait.
- Julia, wait!

This is my little brother.

They took him five years ago.

He's still alive.

He leaves me messages.

Please, you have to find him.

His name is Kellen.

You're the only person
who can help us.

Okay. Please find your brother.

- It's okay.
- Please.

- It'll be okay.
- I'll find him.

I'll find him.

Hey, so, uh, where are
all the sea lions?

Oh, you know what they
say about sea lions?

They were fish who evolved into men.

Then they changed their minds.

Do you remember coming here when
you were five years old?

Told your mom that you
were gonna marry her?

Live in that lighthouse?

Where she would be the
queen of the sea?

You said it was a secret.

It's really not a big deal.

The world will change.

You mind telling me how you feel?

I used to take care of your mom.

She told me all kinds of stories.

She was very sweet.

It's a fairy tale.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to make
you uncomfortable.

And still go see some bears

Don't worry.

Yeah, that's something you
don't see every day.

They'd take your head off
if they had the chance.

They're so beautiful.

Wanna go back to the house, grab some
lunch, take a look at that little book?

Yeah, let's do that.

Baby.

Honey, this is Russell.

Hey, Russell.

Hi, nice to meet you. Good
to see you, buddy.

Good to see you.

Yeah, um, Susan was telling me
you have a book on my phone.

Come on.

What the fuck?

Come on!

I found this object, and, uh...

Hey, make yourself at home, man.

Listen, Susan, it's, uh, getting late.

I'm gonna have to go into
town to see the lawyers.

Mm-hmm. I could just see that
book of your husband's.

That would be great.

Yeah.

I need your help with something.

What do you need?

Come here.

I want you to give me a baby.

Ralph's infertile.

I mean, you don't even
have to have sex.

Susan, I can't.

- I can't.
- I can't. - I bet you'd like it.

Stop.

Stop.

Susan, your husband's
right downstairs.

Damien, fuck your ass.

Stop it.

Stop it!

Hey, uh, Ralph.

Um, listen, Susan told me
you had a, uh, a book.

I-I found this, uh, object
the other day, and, uh...

I'll go make lunch.

Have a seat, buddy.

She's gonna have lunch
ready in a minute.

Game's on.

Yeah, she-she was telling me that you
had, uh, an old book or something.

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

Listen, I mean, I-I don't
have to take up

a lot of your time if you
just, you know...

Oh, that's cool.

I mean, I can go get it if you just...

No, no, no, that's all right, man.

I'll-w-we'll get to that.

Here's my story, man.

A year ago, I'm, uh, working some
construction down in the

marshlands, fucking around
on the second story on

a beam, and, uh, and I fell.

And a piece of rebar, exposed
rebar, right through my

testicles, like a pair of marshmallows,
put me in this chair.

- I'm sorry.
- Oh, it's all right.

I can still make a call, but no one's
on the line, you know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, so, anyway, I say I'll
get my legs back, but...

Can you help me?

Oh, yeah, sorry.

What do you need? No,
Russell, Russell.

I need you to help me have a kid.

Right.

So, Susan needs your swimmers.

Yeah, no, I got that.

I didn't know you guys were
both involved in this.

So, why me?

Why am I so special?

Because you're good looking.

Smart.

You don't live here.

No complications.

Don't you want to have a piece of yourself
walking around in the world?

Um, it's a, uh, it's
a lovely offer, um,

but, um, I think I'm gonna
have to say no.

Let's eat.

Shall we, boys?

Come on.

I'm swole.

Ten.

Ten thousand dollars.

It's not about the money, Ralph, okay?

- Fifty.
- Fifty thousand dollars.

Just please stop, okay? I... I just came
over so I could see the book, okay?

So just show me the book
and I'll go, okay?

- Okay.
- Plenty of other fish in the sea.

Fine. I understand. I just
need to see the book.

How are you feeling, Russ?

I'm fine.

I just need to get you.

Is there something I didn't
agree with you?

No.

Yeah, well, let's go. No, let me go.

Let's go nuts.

They came, I was there.

And killed lots of people.

I can't believe you.

You're trying to tell me your father and
his church, they're killing people.

Why not? I have no idea what
my dad's been doing.

Jonestown Massacre?

Doesn't ring a bell.

1970s, cult from San Francisco, thinks
it's going to be a great idea.

Let's go down to South America.

Let's all go to heaven at once.

They drink a batch of poison Kool-Aid.

Hundreds of them, Mike.

Listen, I don't know what it is.

I don't know, but it
is not a memorial.

I don't know what to think of
what you're telling me.

It just doesn't seem right at all.

Well, your name's on the wall.

- Come on, baby.
- Let's go.

Do you really need to do this?

Yeah, I do need to do this.

Well, do you want to take this?

Jesus Christ, what the hell are you
doing with this thing in your car?

Everything's more fun
with a gun, right?

Are you fucking crazy? You
have a daughter, man.

Put this thing away. I don't
want to see this.

Just be here when I get out.

Okay.

If anybody comes, I'll honk.

Listen, thank you.

Just hurry up.

Hello, Mike.

Hey, Ben, you gonna give
me a hard time?

Yeah.

What are you doing out here?

I thought I had a call.

Didn't happen, huh?

No, but I'm taking off, though.

OK, see you later.

Good luck.

Come in.

Come in.

Get in.

Where are your parents?

Is this your, uh, is this your house?

We lived downstairs.

We're waiting.

What do you mean, what
are you waiting for?

Cthulhu

Oh yeah?

Is that right?

Hey, listen, you know, I know
someone who knows you.

You know that, your sister?

I don't have a sister.

Yeah, yeah, you know, uh,
she gave me your, uh...

she gave me your picture.

Julia Miles.

Right?

I can't.

The mind's eye...

the mind's eye goes away, too.

That's right.

- That's right.
- Listen.

We gotta get out of here.

What the hell happened to you?

What the hell happened to you?

I waited for you, but a cop showed up.

I looked around until about
three in the morning.

I came out and you were gone.

You were gone.

You said you'd be there
and you were gone.

I came back for you.

Just slow down, okay?

What are you trying to tell me?

I'm trying to tell you that the kids
said they live underground.

- They?
- The giant salamanders?

Yeah, the giant salamanders,
but you weren't there.

I'm telling you, they were huge.

They were all over the place, Mike.

Russ, I think you...

Yeah?

I think you need to slow down.

Oh, I'm crazy? Okay. Well, when
we go back there and find

the camera that took pictures
of them, you'll believe me.

How do you explain the
fact that when I

got out of the tunnel, I
was at 11th and Main?

That means that that tunnel...

You're talking about the
Shanghai tunnels, Russ.

- Oh, right, right, right.
- Because that

Chinese guy came and talked
to us in high school.

And you just believe every fucking
piece of shit that you hear?

We've both been down there.

What about the names in
the net shed, huh?

What about the names in the net shed?
Well, I'm sure there's...

I'm sure that there's an explanation.

Oh, what is that, UFOs?

- I need some...
- I need some, uh, jelly.

Do you have any jelly?

Russ, you've been up for, like, two...

Do you have any fucking jelly?

You've been up for two days.
Do you have any jelly?

It's a very simple question.

Do you have any jelly? Why
don't you just relax

and stay here for a little
bit and get some rest?

You're a very bad host, man.

You know he's right.

Dreaming of the open road, but afraid
of today's dangerous world.

Well, don't be, we got a new inquiry.

A gated community with exclusive
access to Interstate 805.

Behind our 24-hour armed
security perimeter.

At the marshlands, the world is yours.

Back for so long.

Allow you to live your life...

or you.

Hey, Mike, let me ask you a question.

What? When was the last time
you met someone who

lives in Rivermouth but who used
to live somewhere else?

- I don't know.
- I don't pay attention.

Well, you should start paying
some attention.

Everybody I've met in
the past two days

has been someone who I've
known my whole life.

- Right?
- So who are all these people

driving around at midnight
buying frozen yogurt?

I don't know, Russ.

How come they're holding services out
at the net shed all of a sudden?

I think they're selling to church.

Oh, are they? You know
that for a fact?

No.

Exactly.

So how do you explain the
girl and her brother?

I don't know.

You need to call the sheriff
or something.

Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna
call the sheriff.

That's a great idea.

Hey, sheriff.

Uh, yeah, it's Russell Marsh.

- I...
- I was, uh...

I'm not going to call
the sheriff, Mike.

- Come on, Mike.
- Think about it.

Why did you take me there last night if
you weren't just a little bit curious?

I wanted to help and, you know, that net
shed and going there with you, it's...

reminds me of a part of my
life that made sense.

You know that story, the lion
rich in the wardrobe, right?

It's World War II.

These kids, they go into
this wardrobe.

And they go into it,
and when they step

through, they come into this
other place, you know?

And as they grow up, two of
them, they fall in love,

and they become the king and
the queen, and, you know,

they have adventures, and they spend
their whole lives there.

They decide to go back,
and when they do,

they step right into where
they left off.

They're five years old, it's World War II,
and their aunt, she's calling them.

What just happened, you know, it
feels a lot like that to me you

know, we've gone back to the net shit

We were kids and we fooled

around You know to me it was always an
extension of our friendship for us

No, it still feels that
way to me just you

know, it just was never
a gay thing for me

I don't want you to feel
any pressure for me.

I mean

I mean, I'd like to put some
pressure on you, but...

It's not like I can just, you

know, change my life and...

Be a gay guy, you know what I mean?

Just...

Well, yeah, there's, you know, the
membership fees, the test, so...

Just saying, you know, it's...

Right now, lying here, this is nice.

I guess.

Where are we going?

Well, let me get some breakfast and
we'll go look for your blind boy.

So you believe me now?

Well, we'll see.

Admire the change of attitude.

Let me check my mail.

Hey, what's up dude?

Oh my god!

Please clear out.

Wait!

- Wait!
- Wait!

Zadok!

- Zadok!
- Hey!

Excuse me.

Zadok!

Excuse me.

- Christ.
- Go!

Bunch of inbreds.

There we go.

Bunch of fucking inbreds.

Fucking monkeys.

Jesus Christ.

Mr. Marsh, Jeffrey Brown
of Brown and Barnes.

Mr. Barnes couldn't make it today.

He had a family emergency.

No, that's not going to work.

Mr. Barnes was specially appointed by
my mother to handle this estate.

Mr. Barnes is unreachable.

This is Lauren Passerine.

Lauren Passerine, Mr. Marsh, executor
of the estate, son of the deceased.

Miss Passerine will be crying today.

They say an auctioneer cries a sale.

I know the expression.

The buyer of the house will take possession
tomorrow at midnight.

- Fine.
- There's no escrow.

You'll meet with our realtor
tomorrow at 4.

Fine.

Shall we go inside?

Love to.

And now would you go $5
,000, $5,000, $5,000.

Sold for $4,000 to number 42.

Lot 49 is the historical property

located at 821 Gable Street.

Who'll start the bidding at $200,000?

Go $200,000.

Who'll bid $200,000, $200,000?

I thank you, I have $200,000.

Take two and a quarter.

- $250,000.
- $250,000 over there.

And now would you be
$275,000, $275,000.

$275,000 here.

Now $300,000, $300,000,
$300,000 there.

And now would you go three
and a quarter,

three and a quarter, three
and a quarter.

I have it three and a quarter.

Three and a half, three and
a half, three and a half.

Sold for $325,000 right there.

Number 173.

All right, what's next?

Excuse me, excuse me, sir.

My name's Russell Marsh, just
for, excuse me, sir, hello?

Hey, will you open up
the window, please?

Can you open up the window, please?

Sir, hey, hey!

Russell Marsh, you're under arrest for
murder, rape of a minor, trespassing.

Ben, Ben, don't do this.

Mr. Brown, can you step in, please?

Mr. Brown, can you step in?

Hold on a second. I want
to talk to my lawyer.

Can you step in?

Asshole!

What the fuck are you
people looking at?

Oh, yeah, you like this?

Faggot goes off to jail?

You're selling your fucking kids
for fucking prosperity?

Hope it's fucking worth it!

Hope it's really fucking worth it!

You're a bunch of fucking
stupid, fucking

ignorant, fucking village
fucking people!

You're a fucking bunch
of fucking idiots!

Now fucking keep watching!

You're all gonna fucking die!

Oh, Russell Marsh.

Guys like you never get
sent to the chair.

Do they?

Rich, powerful family like yours?

Um, I'm not gonna say anything if
I don't have a lawyer here.

You want your call?

I'll dial the number for you.

I'll hold it to your ear.

I'm a public servant.

Now, who could you call that would possibly
want to try and help you?

Your family has been sucking
the blood and

sweat out of this town
for a hundred years!

You're an educated guy, Russ.

What?

Rough beast.

It's our come round at last.

Slouches toward Bethlehem to be born.

I'm your rough beast, Russ.

I'm gonna bring down
your whole family.

What is this?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I woke up.

It was in my motel the day after
my mother's funeral.

Miles' boy didn't commit suicide.

We know you killed him with this.

All right, he took me down
into the basement, okay?

I was being chased.

- Right?
- It went on for miles.

- Go there.
- Check it out yourself.

- You'll see.
- What did the boy tell you?

He said they were waiting
for something.

Listen, Milly, I'm telling
you, they were creatures.

I don't know what they were. They were
things, and they were everywhere.

They were on the ground.

They were on the ceiling.
They were everywhere.

We know what happened.

It's not 1975.

People know the world is
coming apart because we

let pieces of shit like you
and their sleazy two

lawyers open every door and
window in the house.

We're done with your kind.

You're almost hidden
in colleges, public

television stations, and
soon you'll be gone.

Well, I guess, then, you better
get an eyeful of me.

I am.

I just want to see what something like
you looks like before I go home.

Something he'll never do again.

I was just...

curious.

Into your pockets.

Any prosthetic devices,
contact lenses.

Yeah, but I can't see her
without my contacts.

Doesn't matter.

You're not going anywhere.

Don't come home!

Take it easy.

Hey!

Susan!

Susan!

Hey, wait up!

Hey!

Teach dress, go on there!

Hey, this is tuna salad!

Are you alright?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Good.

You wanna tell me what happened?

You don't remember?

- No.
- You were sick.

You were so sick.

You were ranting and raving
and you flew out of

the house and I tried to stop
you but I couldn't.

- Really?
- Oh, is that what happened?

Yeah.

Stop lying.

You tell me what the fuck is going on.

- You raped me!
- You have no idea.

The whole world is yours and you're
just gonna shit all over it.

Then you fucking get arrested.

You tell me what the hell's
going on, you

tell me what the hell's
going on right now.

You know that you wanted me.

You just wanted a minute.

Pay for it.

Going to the festival
tonight, Professor?

No, I never really enjoyed
the May Festival.

I'm just gonna go to the
auction of my mother's

estate and then I shall depart
this veil of tears.

You're gonna die.

No, no.

Just going home.

This is your home, Professor.

You're like a fresh wind that surrounds
this town like waking does a dream.

You'll come see us again soon?

I don't plan on it.

What time do you have?

Quarter to five.

I must be off.

Your money is no good here, Prince.

I didn't.

Russell, I'm making this tape
at the beginning of April.

We just heard about your appointment.

I'm so proud.

You were completely justified in removing
yourself from this family.

I'll tell you what I know.

I won't pretend to understand
it entirely.

Every generation of Marsh men has died

right around the time their
grandsons were born.

Right around the first of May.

That's always the first time
you can smell the sea.

It breaks my heart to
have been so cold to

my own child, but I wanted
you away from him.

When you were born, your grandfather
died, they said, but he didn't die.

I've seen him.

He went back to where he came from.

He went into the sea.

Hello, Russell.

I implore you not to turn away.

The most wonderful thing
you could ever imagine.

Eternal life.

And in the hall of Cthulhu,
we shall dwell forever.

I trust we've managed to plumb
an air out of you.

I cared for your mother.

A great deal.

But what's two years on
a life, or ten, or

even a hundred, when it's not
going to last anyway?

Our bodies will last a hundred
thousand years in the sea.

They drive and drive the highways we

built, even though it's destroying
their world.

Great Thulu carries us.

They keep moving, searching.

They look into his eye for it.

All they have is the moment,
and they can't bear it.

They can't bear the loneliness of it.

When the waters rise into
their cities, everything

shall be ours, with you to
lead us, my glorious son.

You are listening to the emergency
broadcast system.

Please be advised, this is not a test.

Violence is taking place
in coastal areas.

Residents of Seaside and
Rivermount Counties are

advised to remain inside with
doors and windows locked

until further notice or until law
enforcement can reach them.

Please be advised, this is not a test.

We have to get Danni.

Yeah, we'll get her.

We'll get Danni.

How much shot gas do you have
in your reserve tanks?

I have to fill the tank.

We'll take, uh, we'll take
the creek highway.

We'll avoid the river.

Mike.

It's going to be all right.

I'm going to drive.

I'm going to get out of town.

They're going into the sea.

That was their plan all along.

They're going back in the sea.

And if you can't find it, and God has
held this revelation to be true.

Two o'clock, Redditch.

Meantime, you're listening.

Go, go, go.

Jesus Christ.

Fuck, what's he doing?

Watch out, watch out!

Stop, stop!

- Back up!
- Get down!

Bye!

Call my job

President of the Starship Company.

I don't know why I'm alive.

Majority of American representatives
have

failed to appear on the
floor of the Congress.

Everyone is asking, who is
in charge of the world?

I'll give you 15 minutes,
and then you go.

Alright?

Megan, anyone comes out, I don't care
who it is, you put a bullet in them.

Don't ask, just shoot.

Don't take long.

I'll be here.

You better be.

Stay down!

Oh, oh, Russell.

Is that you?

Russell, I'm so hap...

They're not going anywhere, sweetie.

They're coming to us.

Feng Lui met nasa, narul petahim!

Feng Lui met

Petahim!

Would you like to see your children?

He's a far away friend.

Mike!

Don't touch me.

Don't fucking die.

Mike!

Don't touch me!

Don't touch me.

Don't touch me.

I don't know any of you.
I don't know you.

Mike!

Mike, don't touch me!

Mike!

My son!

This is your rightful place!

Everything is yours!

The old world is dying and we
are giving birth to the new!

Look!

They come!

Now, make sacrifice.

Russ, what are you doing?

The man you loved.

What greater gift?

Russ, it's Mike.

Do it, Russell!

Make sacrifice!

Russ!

Look!

Look into the red eye of your God!

Russ, it's Mike.

Russ.

Ruff!