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4 .5 billion years ago, an astral body
the size of Mars slammed into the Earth.

The debris that flew from our planet
became stuck in Earth's gravity and

our moon.

That's right. The moon is just a part of
the Earth, separated forever, always

drawn back towards us, longing to
reconnect.

It is said to increase fertility, create
chaos, and cause people to do things

they would never normally do.

No one knows why things get so weird
when the moon is full.

Why it makes people act so crazy.

All I know is that on this job, the one
night you need to be ready for anything

is a night when the moon is full.

You want to watch Ray Donovan?

Oh, I wish, but I have to get my sleep
tonight. It's going to be a full moon

tomorrow, and it's always crazy. I need
to make sure that I am rested.

Maybe we could have some close time and
help you sleep.

It'll take a whole lot longer than an
episode of Ray Donovan to finish.

Not for me.

I don't mind doing the extra work to get
you across the finish line. Say, say,

say, say, say.

I love you, baby.

You are the most beautiful.

Exactly. Powerful woman I've ever seen,
but tonight I've got to get my sleep in.

LBD. Yeah, don't say that. I'm just
tired.

Lesbian is a bad death.

It doesn't matter how hot a couple is
for each other.

Eventually we all succumb to it. Come
on.

I get what I need. Like, don't you feel
the magic when we're cuddling?

I've just been in relationships that
have been more like sisterhoods before.

If we're not having sex, then what
exactly is it that makes us a couple?

Let me get my rest tonight, okay?

And when I come home after work
tomorrow, I'm crawling to bed.

And I know what kind of crazy stuff
might happen.

folks coming through. Excuse me, please.

Hi.

Hi.

What are you doing here? I'm going to
have to take you out if that's okay with

you. Alright, I'm fine.

Hi.

You ready?

Yeah?

Watch your head.

Oh, I got you. Got you.

Thank you.

I can't believe they didn't have the key
for this.

Don't worry. It's one of those nights.

And here.

Congratulations. You're such a

dork.

You're a cute dork. Cute dork?

Okay, I'll take that. How are you? How
are you feeling?

How's your first day back?

I feel great.

No pain. Yeah, minor discomfort.

But don't you worry. I have someone
monitoring my bread intake.

I'm so relieved.

Now, are we going to do this again?

I mean dinner, not the tracheotomy.

I don't know.

I have a run of shifts, but I will check
the schedule. Oh, are you buckling in?

Am I buckling in?

Not full moon.

It's going to get bumpy. No.

I do not buy into all that full moon BS.

Oh, buy into? No, no, no. It is science.

You know, every full moon, the freaks
come out. Crime increases.

Emergency rooms are packed. Animals and
kids go nuts.

Now, in my experience, anyone who's
going to be an idiot on the full moon is

going to be an idiot on the half moon.
Or the quarter moon.

Or the no moon.

There is no statistical evidence that
any crime or accidents or general

freakiness increases during the full
moon.

Abby, I just pulled a kid out of one of
those stuffed animal arcade games.

I know, but that would have happened
whether it was a full moon or not. You

don't know that. I do know that.

How many full moons have you worked?

Um, one.

Right. Bye, bud. Hey, hold on, hold on.
Look, I'm telling you.

All right?

Freaks come out. Now you call me when
the night's over, okay?

Bye, Mark.

Bye.

What's your emergency?

There's a man outside my house.

I don't know what he wants.

What's he doing, ma 'am? Is he trying to
get in?

No.

No, he's just standing there.

He's looking at me.

I can't see his eyes, but I can feel
them.

Why is he here? It's okay, ma 'am. What
does he want?

Can you tell me your name and address,
please?

Nora Curtis, 3942 Rosewood.

I'm contacting police to your location,
Nora. Can you describe the man for me?

I can't see his face.

He doesn't have a face.

Why doesn't he have a face?

Nora. I can't breathe.

I can't breathe.

I can't.

I'm dying. I can't breathe.

It's okay.

Our help is on the way, Nora. Just stay
on the line with me.

You're welcome, Miss Curtis.

Nora. You're welcome, Nora.

I was waiting for you. He just seemed to
disappear.

Everything's going to be okay.

Blood pressure's dropping.

Was I having a heart attack?

No.

It looks more like a panic attack.

You gave me such a fright.

Standing out there, just staring.

You're okay now, all right?

Now, ma 'am, I want you to breathe for
me, nice and slow, not too deep. And

you exhale, I want you to press your
lips like this.

Okay? Okay. You're safe now.

Full moon. Brings out the creeps and the
crazies. Just breathe, okay?

Ma 'am, is this where you were standing
when you saw the man outside?

Yeah. Yeah, right there.

Ma 'am, I'm Sergeant Grant.

If there was someone outside, they're
gone now. Thank you.

Dina. Mm.

It look to you like anybody had been
outside?

No. I mean, the ground's wet. Didn't see
any footprints.

I did.

She said that she was standing pretty
much right over here.

He was in the house?

Standing right behind her.

Okay, I just got the chills.

He didn't attack her, though. Maybe that
wasn't an intent.

Or maybe when she called 911, it spooked
him, but it looked like he came in the

front door.

Ma 'am.

You mind if I take a look around inside?

Oh, no. Go ahead.

Is there somewhere else you can stay
tonight? Someone you can call?

Why?

You think he's coming back?

You've been through a lot tonight.

It might be best if you had some
company. That's all.

I could call my daughter.

That's a great idea.

All clear here. Pulse is good. Sir,
unconscious male. MacArthur Park subject

appears to be unresponsive.

Copy. Pyramidic 118 responding.

That's a nice neighborhood.

I'll give you a police escort.

Thanks. Ma 'am, I have an officer out
front who'll stay there until your

daughter picks you up.

That's wonderful.

Thank you.

Remember to breathe.

I will.

Thank you.

Absolutely. You just rest, okay? You're
good now. Thank you, Paul.

Tell me what that was all about. I'll
tell you in the truck.

What's your name?

Kathy.

Kathy, where are you now? I locked the
front door, and I'm upstairs in the

bedroom.

Is there anyone else with you?

No, nobody. He's in the house. He broke
through the door.

Okay, Kathy.

Kathy, are you still there?

Uh -huh.

Okay, stay on the phone. Lock the
bedroom door if you can.

Okay, okay, Kathy, tell them you've
called 911 and the police are on their

Can you do that?

It's heavier during a full moon. I just
have proven it. You read this in a peer

-reviewed scientific publication?

I don't know. Is the Internet considered
a scientific publication?

Buck, the idea that the moon causes odd
behavior and happenings goes back to the

first century.

It's folklore, magical thinking.

Hey, she's this way.

Jackie's six months pregnant. She's new.
This class is only open to moms who are

at least 26 weeks. I warn them about
overexerting themselves.

And behold, the salabasana.

That locust pose.

I dated, like, 50 yoga instructors.

All right, can you guys please clear out
so we can get in there? Ladies, back to

your mats. Oh, I can't move.

Everything hurts.

The baby, is he okay?

Okay, we're going to check your baby
right now, okay? I'm going to touch you

right here in your stomach.

Okay,

there's no trauma to the abdomen.

That vital sign is normal.

The heartbeat's normal.

Okay, good. Is the baby okay?

The baby is fine.

It's not mine.

I'm sorry, Garrett.

Listen, can you tell me where you're
feeling your pain? Does it look less in

your back, your arms, your legs?

Arms and legs, but it's the worst in my
butt and down my thigh and calf.

Okay, I think you slipped a bit. We're
going to need to get her on her side,

okay? Very carefully support her head.

Let's go this way towards you guys,
okay? Very gently.

Easy. I'm going to take you.

All right. I'm going to take care of
that. You take care of this.

Here we go. I got you. I got you.

I think I'm having contractions.

How far along are you?

38 weeks.

38 weeks.

Okay. All right. Just keep breathing
with your contractions nice and easy.

right? What's your name?

Beth. Okay. I need a cup of water for
Beth.

Am I in labor?

I think it's Braxton Hicks. It's a soft
labor. What does that mean? That means

your contractions are going to go away
once we get you nice and relaxed and

hydrated, okay? Take a drink.

Oh, my God. My water broke.

Fuck. Yeah, I'm on it. I have dispatch
requesting additional paramedics. Two,

three, two, hope. Possible spinal disc
herniation. Need transport to hospital

immediately. It's coming.

It's coming. Yeah, you just started
contractions. It's okay.

No, this isn't my fourth kid. It's
coming.

Okay, I need towels. I need towels.

Okay,

these contractions are a minute apart.

This isn't soft labor, is it?

No, you're having your baby.

With contractions this close together, I
can't bring you to the hospital.

Transporting is too risky right now.
Okay, but you're in good hands. I've

delivered babies before.

Oh, no. No, not now.

I've never done this before. It's okay.
I will talk you through it. They say

when a full moon is halfway between the
eastern horizon and its highest point,

it can induce labor.

I know we should have canceled this
class.

Sir Fang, I did tell you. Okay, we can
discuss the moon later, Buck.

If you're not in labor right now, could
you please go out in the hallway and

give us some space? Thank you.

I have two possibly free women in labor.

Membranes have ruptured. Labor is
progressing rapidly. I need a couple of

transports to the hospital.

Okay. Beth, I need you to push. I want
my epidural!

Okay, Beth, you're doing great.

Okay, he's drowning.

Beth, I need a towel.

Got it.

Okay, give me a towel.

Give me a towel.

Okay.

Okay, Beth, I just need one last big
push.

Okay. All right, you have a beautiful
baby girl.

Please save the placenta.

I want to freeze it.

Okay.

Clamp.

Clamp. Okay, and then cut.

Good job. All right. She's beautiful.

Meet your mama. There you go.

She knows you.

All right. All right.

All right. Okay.

Okay,

we'll do that.

You sure? Okay.

Just breathe.

Hey, just keep on breathing.

Oh, my God, just go. I got this. You're
going to deliver your own baby. Yes, I

told you. It's my first.

And she's a doula.

Okay.

What are you feeling? Something's wrong.

I didn't feel like this with my last
baby.

How tall are you? 4 '11". Did your
doctor ever tell you anything about the

of the baby? Is it big? Yeah, he's big.

I saw the ultrasound.

His head is huge.

Okay, I think you're experiencing
something called CPD, cephalopelvic

disproportion. It means your baby's head
is too big for your pelvis.

Okay, you're going to be okay. We're
going to get you an emergency C

You're going to be fine.

Right here.

Is my baby going to be okay?

The baby's going to be fine, and so are
you. We'll call your husband on the way.

Okay, don't push.

There you go.

Baby, baby, baby.

Baby, baby, baby.

Well, I'm bucking that buck just in case
you want to name him after us, you

know, in our honor or something.

No, I don't think so.

You still think this old moon stuff is a
myth?

Yes, and I still think you're an idiot.

St. Matthew's, contact OB Surgical on
call. We've got an emergency C -section

coming in four minutes out.

How are you holding up?

Um, I'm just pissed that I can't seem to
shake this.

I just keep hearing her screaming.

That's okay if you want to go home.

I can cover you.

I can only do an alert on the full moon,
which I don't even really believe in.

There's a detective here.

He wants to hear the call.

kind of detective homicide this is abby
clark she took the call detective marks

nice to meet you you wanted to hear the
tape yeah that'd be great uh i've read

the fast transcript but uh reading isn't
the same as hearing no he doesn't come

this way

Well, thank you, Ms. Clark.

Welcome.

What were you hoping to hear? Well,
things sometimes get missed in the

transcripts. I was hoping... You might
hear his voice?

Hard to hear anything under these
screams, even if he had said something.

Maybe I could dig it out if it's there.

I mean, if that would help you guys find
him. Oh, we've already caught him.

Oh. Yeah, the ex -husband. She'd been
granted multiple protective orders

him, and he had been charged with
domestic battery.

on more than one occasion.

She was afraid of him.

Has he confessed?

No, they generally don't.

Now, if I had his voice on that tape,
it'd make things a little bit easier,

at least he's off the streets.

He's not going anywhere for now.

Thank you for your time.

Thank you.

Good luck with it. Thank you.

Hey, Terry.

Hey. Could you do me a favor?

Would you check the system for any 911
calls made from that number or address

the last three years?

Sure. Thanks.

Dispatch officers to your location.

So basically it's a twist on the call
came from inside the house, only it was

reflection and there was no call, so it
was nothing like that at all.

I don't know, a full moon?

Maybe it was a spirit.

Spirit's only muddy footprint.

You don't know that. What if it was
raining? Tim, please stop talking.

Copy that.

What the hell is this kid on? Probably
bathtub.

The crazy Mr. Chemical that caused this
violent psychotic baby. Step away from

the man. Are you hearing me?

Do you see a weapon? I don't see
anything.

No, I don't think so. I'm not going to
ask you again.

Make sure that guy's okay.

Detectives want statements from both of
us. You want me to go first?

I'll follow you, Jim.

Do I refer the guy as the perp or the
face eater?

Who is this?

Palmar Women's Correctional Facility. To
accept the charges, please press 1.

Eva?

Yeah, I'm out, baby.

No thanks to you.

Eva, listen, about that.

Relax, I'm just messing with you.

I put you in an awkward position, I
know.

I apologize.

Okay, well, thanks for understanding.

How long you been out?

I wanted to make sure I had my footing
before I called you. I got a job at a

small tax firm.

You know, it's just an entry -level
thing. But if I work hard, I can climb

way up.

That's great.

Um, listen.

You kind of caught me in a bad... Come
over.

What? Come on. Come celebrate. I want to
show you my new place.

Not much, but, uh, it's got a bed.

You're awful.

I know.

So come over and let me apologize for
being so awful.

Maybe I can put you in another awkward
position.

Listen, I'm glad you're home and that,
you know, you're doing well.

I am.

But I got to go.

Everything all right?

Yeah, well, it is for now.

I mean, so far no one's questioned
whether or not it was justified.

Hell, I wasn't going to let that monster
eat my face.

It's going to be a long night. Back to
the station, talk to OIS and the DA, and

then back here walking through it.
Probably have to ride the desk for a

of days until the DA's satisfied there's
nothing here.

I got your back if they come calling.
Yeah, we do.

That wasn't your wife on the phone, was
it?

No, it wasn't.

Everything all right at home? Fine.

Fine, huh?

Mm -hmm.

Here.

Now, you know I love you. All right?
Glass house, all that jazz.

But my advice, you let it go long
enough. Ain't no coming back from five.

Everything was fine in my marriage until
the bomb went off.

Dina, I appreciate your concern, but
we're good.

Karen's not a bomb waiting to go off.

I wasn't talking about her.

Right. This just confirms it. He had
been harassing her for years.

Oh, yeah, but don't you hear the
difference between the two calls? I

she was with her ex -husband, she was
upset, but she was pushing back. You

she was fighting him. And she called him
by his name.

Tonight, she didn't mention a name, and
it was completely different. It was like

blind terror.

Because she finally realized what he was
capable of.

It's dark. Her focus is split because
she's talking to you. She may not have

realized it was her ex until it was too
late.

You know, a woman with a history like
that, I mean, if a guy's trying to break

in, she's going to presuppose that it's
her ex.

That's not the guy who came in tonight.

Look, it's clear you care about what you
do. I imagine you're not used to losing

one. I got to believe hearing someone
die like that, not an easy thing to just

shake off.

Well, I take over 200 emergency calls in
a 10 -hour shift. I don't just shake

them off. I move on.

Because there's always another call to
move on to. And I listen to every single

one.

And I know what I'm hearing here.

Here's what I know.

All right, 99 % of the time, the guy you
think did it, did it. It's my job to

find the evidence to prove it. Well, my
job is to listen and hear what people

tell me and hear what they don't tell me
and hear everything that goes on around

them. I'm telling you.

The person who killed that woman tonight
is still out there.

It wasn't her ex -husband.

You can go ahead and include this and
any other calls from the victim and what

you're sending to us.

We'll consider everything.

Okay.

Well, at least he didn't pat me on the
head.

It's with the police now.

Well, you may not have convinced him,
but you convinced me.

I think there's something else you
should hear.

You hear that?

What? Here, let me dig it out.

There's somebody else there?

Yeah. I mean, I don't know what it gets
you exactly. It gets us eyes in the

room. I mean, somebody who could tell us
if Trent McConnell would even be

capable of it.

Because the only other person in the
room is dead.

So FID and the DA's office will run
their investigations and present it to

board. Until they make their final
determination, you're right on the desk.

Yeah. And I know the protocol.

Listen, Sergeant.

No one wants to jam you up here.

But it hasn't been that long since you
got off restricted desk duty.

So just don't give them a reason.

If they come back to you with more
questions, you call me first.

It was a good shoot, Athena.

I got your back, okay?

Yeah, thanks, Jerry.

Yeah, Athena Grant.

Sergeant, it's Abby Clark calling.

Abby.

So how's your night?

Oh, you know.

unsettling tonight more unsettling than
performing an emergency tracheotomy on

first date you heard about that yeah
girl all right what can i do for you

tonight i'm trying to track down a
police report i need to find a witness

old domestic call you got a date address
yeah october 29th 2015

837 harper call came in just before
midnight so what's got you

unsettled tonight

Home break -in turned murder.

I might have you beat.

I saw a man high on bath salt eating
another man's face.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, exactly.

Oh, man, she's starting to buy into all
this full moon crap.

Still haven't seen no werewolves.

Okay, I got it. Kathleen Blake filed a
complaint against her estranged husband,

Trent McConnell.

Yeah, that's it. That's the one. And I
may have just found your witness.

That's weird.

What?

I had a PR by the same name earlier
tonight.

No, wait.

No, different Nora Curtis. This one's 30
years younger.

Wait, I took that call. There was a
prowler outside the house.

He wasn't outside. He was inside. She
just didn't know it.

Looked like a creeping peep. Didn't want
to scare her anymore, and she already

was, so we suggested she spend the night
someplace else.

She's going to call her daughter.

The younger Nora Curtis?

This couch is fine for me, dear. It will
not put you out of your own bed.

Seriously, Mom, we're not having this
conversation again. I don't want you

sleeping on the couch with your back.

Hello? Hi, am I speaking with Nora Jane
Curtis?

Yes. Who is this? This is Abby Clark.
I'm a 911 operator. I think I spoke to

your mother earlier tonight.

You did.

She's here.

Are you actually checking up? That's so
awesome.

It's the 911 operator.

Kathy?

That is so sweet.

I didn't know they did that.

Something happened tonight to an
acquaintance of yours, Kathleen Blake.

Kathy? She's not just an acquaintance.
She saved my life.

What happened?

I'm so sorry. I can't disclose the
details of that. Can you tell me what

mean when you say she saved your life?

Kathy runs a support group for survivors
of domestic violence.

She herself is a victim of abuse, and
she gave me the courage to finally

She even helped me rent a place where my
ex couldn't find me. Does your ex

-husband know Kathy?

Yes.

She let me stay with her a few times
when things got bad.

What's going on?

Okay, I need you to give me your address
where you are right now, please.

Oh, God.

Honey, what's the matter?

11207 Collins, North Hollywood.

The police think Kathy was attacked by
her ex -husband tonight.

What's the matter? But I think it was
your ex -husband, and he's been looking

for you.

Oh, my God.

It's him. He's here. He found me. How
did he find me? Did he do something to

Kathy? Nora Jane, stay on the line,
okay? Help is on the way.

Nora Jane?

Nora Jane! What's happening, Nora Jane?

Nora Jane?

Nora Jane!

Keep in the house.

Place it to nothing.

Nora Jane.

Nora Jane.

I think he's dead.

What?

What happened? Are you okay?

We're fine.

I was ready for him this time.

Thanks to you.

Good.

Good. We'll help him on the way.

Okay.

911, what's your emergency?

Please send someone.

There's something inside of me. I'm
sorry, did you say there's something

you? Connor?

Connor, open the door. Let me in.
Absolutely not. Go away.

Sir, are you in danger? Is there someone
trying to get into your house?

No, there's something inside of me. I
can feel it. Sir, what is your address,

please?

What is your address, sir? I need your
address.

What is happening? There's a monster
inside of me!

Damn it, Connor.

Let me in. Go away. You're scaring me.
Oh, you're scared?

I'm John Hurt's alien right now. Oh,
thank God.

Connor, 911's here.

Open the door now.

All right, step aside, sir.

Connor, Los Angeles Fire Department. We
can't help you if they don't open the

door.

to break this door down you tell me what
you're feeling something's happening

it's like the like the worst cramping
pressure feeling that i've ever

experienced it's like i'm gonna give
birth or something stop it we had sushi

tonight he always orders the omakase but
he can't handle anyone telling him what

to do so he orders more you just have an
upset stomach if you tell me i just

have a stomach ache one more time i'm
gonna stab you with your toothbrush

I swear I felt it moving, okay? I felt
something moving. How long have you been

having the cramps?

About a week. Yeah, I made a doctor's
appointment for Friday. Any other

symptoms?

No. No, he's been having a lot of gas.

Shut up! You have.

It kind of builds like an overture, and
then there's a little tuba solo.

It's a tremendous amount of horrible
flatulence. Okay, just lean back. Let me

have a look.

Okay.

You guys eat a lot of sushi.

He does.

About four or five times a week. I try
to go carbon -fat -free as often as

possible. Same here. You guys ever try
to have brown rice pasta? You know, it's

not that bad.

You know, it's a little gummy for my
days.

That's for that. Hey, what's your body
fat percentage? I swing between, like,

and... Okay, can we finish the most
interesting conversation of all time

Does this hurt?

Does that feel tender?

No. What about your bowel movements? Any
diarrhea?

No. Yes!

Why would you lie to him about that?
He's trying to help you. Okay, sorry.

Yes, he is poop -shy.

Okay. Just take a deep breath, okay?
Relax.

Take a deep breath.

Oh, my God. I'm going to burst. I'm
going to explode.

It's going to be in the ambulance right
now.

Oh, God. Just make it stop.

Drive faster.

I feel like I'm going to explode all
over.

All right, Conrad, you're doing great.
We're almost to the hospital. They're

going to do a scan, figure out exactly
what's going on. There's something under

my leg.

It's just the IV tube, all right? It's
underneath you. No, no, no, it's moving.

There's something moving under my leg.
All right, let's turn it and check it

out.

Oh! What the hell is that? What?

That's tapeworm.

Tapeworm? I have a tapeworm? Wait, it's
coming out of his... Oh, I'm going to be

sick. Oh, get it out.

Get it out! I can see the mouth.

I mean, we can pull it out. No, no, no,
absolutely not. We're almost to the

hospital. They're going to remove that
with the proper instruments, put them on

some albendazole, and then we call it a
night. No, please, no. I can't take

those drugs. They're toxic.

They put me on flagyl for diverticulitis
once, and then it gave me severe

heartburn and turned my feet burnt
sienna.

Burnt sienna? No, it was brown!

Okay, it was dark brown. Now just
please, I'm begging you, get it out!

It's all you, Buck.

Really, so you have no problem
delivering a baby, but this freaks you

Seniority has its advantages.

Just get it out.

What are you waiting for? Get it out. I
have to be careful, all right? If it

breaks, it'll crawl back inside and
regenerate.

I'm definitely going to puke.

I knew you didn't go from a 34 to a 31
waist, but sit up.

Tapeworms are an old -fashioned model
trick for losing weight.

How many things can live inside you for,
like, 20 years?

It's insane. It's like a magician's
anchor chip.

Actually, it kind of makes perfect
sense.

Oh, since you guys eat like a Russian
roulette with parasites and with the

parasitic breeding cycles rise and fall
with the full moon.

You shut up about the moon? I honestly
don't know how you're so calm about

It's nature, you know.

Circles of life.

Yeah, I don't think that's what Elton
John had in mind when he wrote that.

It's got to be like...

Six or seven feet.

Oh, God.

You worn down lately? This doesn't mean
stealing all your nutrients.

How do you know so much about tapeworms?
I sent a bar one summer at a surf beach

in South America. Uh -huh. These are as
common as... Oh!

Oh, God.

Congratulations, Connor.

It's a boy.

Hi, Detective.

Ms. Clark, I'm glad I caught you before
you left. I, uh... Well, I wanted to

apologize in person.

Oh.

You didn't have to do that.

No, I do.

I had the wrong man. You tried to tell
me, and I didn't listen.

And I still can't figure out how you put
all the pieces together.

I had a lot of help, and...

I do think it was lucky that I got that
first call from the intended victim's

mother.

Other than that, I'm not really sure how
all the pieces go together either.

Well, we think the suspect broke into
the mother's house, probably expecting

that's where his ex -wife was staying.

And once he found she wasn't there,
well, he went to the person he held

responsible for her leaving.

Kathleen Blake. Yeah. We found her
laptop in his car. That's...

How he got the address.

I mean, I'm just glad he didn't do the
same thing to Nora Jane's mother.

Well, Nora Jane says her ex, always like
the old lady, had a soft spot for her.

People are strange.

That's one way of looking at it, yeah.

Well, thank you again.

Thank you. I appreciate it. Yeah.

Girl, are you sitting down?

I'm driving home. Why? Something's up?
I'm looking at this tox report. You're

not going to believe it. The face eater.

Nothing but alcohol in his system. No
MDPV, no methylome, methadrone, no

cathinone of any kind.

What? So this guy was just out here
eating people's faces because he felt

it? I guess he really was hungry. I
mean, his blood sugar levels were low.

There was a Burger King a block away.

Girl, it must be the full moon.

Dina, I gotta go.

Okay, all right. You be careful out
there, full moon or not.

It's one of those nights people act like
fools.

Yeah, you too.

You changed your mind.

Not good.

Freedom agrees with me.

So I was driving home, and I hit a red
light.

And I looked up at the moon.

And before I knew it, I was pulling into
a liquor store to buy a

bottle of wine.

And then I drove straight here.

And then I cast a spell on you.

It's real.

It's gravity.

And it pulls people together.

No, actually, you knew this, right? That
the phases of the moon are caused by

its positioning relative to the sun and
the sun's shadow. Like, it doesn't

actually get bigger or smaller.

I don't think that's actually true.

Oh, no, that's definitely true.

Really? Yeah.

Really.

Well, even better. You know, because
science has got nothing to do with it.

It's magic.

Nope. Not magic either.

Maybe it's not science or magic.

Maybe you just really wanted to see me.

People who are drawn together don't have
the protection of the laws of gravity

to keep them apart.

The consequences don't matter when we're
drawn to one another.

All that matters is the power of that
touch.

Skin to skin.

But there are always consequences.

Eventually the moon sets and the sun
rises. And whatever happened in the

of that moonlight has to face the hard
truth of the light of day.

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