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Beautiful.

Focus more on the arm whip than wrist snap, okay?

It'll give you more velocity.

I had a long talk with Mom this morning.

She said your bad dreams are getting worse.

She also said

there was something you needed to tell me.

Remember... Remember that day

you let me ride my bike to practice?

You rode through the storm drain, didn't you?

By the old mine.

Why? Did something happen?

No. Nothing happened, Dad.

I just freaked myself out a bit. That's all.

Is that why you started carrying around Bunny Bear again?

Before you say no,

Mom thinks one way of tackling this

is for you to let go of some of the things

you needed when you were little.

I agree.

But we also agree that when that happens,

it's entirely up to you.

Let me toss the gear in the shed,

and then we can go grab some pizza.

Dad?

Dad?

Dad, are you in there?

Dad?

Dad?

Dad, what's happening?

Dad!

Run!

No!

Five more minutes. Okay, dude?

I thought we said no more Bunny Hop.

It's better than Little Baby Bum.

Hey.

Hey, babe. You look awful.

You look like a waffle.

Yeah, well, I didn't sleep for shit.

I thought you said you were gonna stop working so late.

It wasn't that.

There were deer or something

- in the backyard again. - Hmm.

What time is it?

10:17.

Why?

Oh, I don't know.

My sister?

Liam and the girls?

11:00 a.m. brunch?

Family brunch.

Okay. I am going to shower.

Come on.

You're a zombie. You're a zombie.

I'm gonna... Come. I'll get you!

You're gonna give him nightmares.

You're a zombie! Please, he loves it.

Don't you, ti cheri?

Yes, let Auntie eat you!

Was there a blackout last night?

Uh, no, not that I know of. Why?

Clocks are all out of whack, and the fridge is defrosted.

Yeah, the place looks amazing, Karina.

Thank you, Arlene.

Yeah, it's getting there.

Yeah, it's great.

It's so not getting there.

It was probably just a possum.

I caught one under my grill the other night.

Almost shat myself.

It sounded like a person to me.

Then it was kids drinking forties

in the woods like we used to do.

It sounded like one person.

Got a gun in the house?

Are you nuts?

All Dad ever needed was his Henry Aaron.

Different era, my friend.

Hey, check this out.

Finally got the mechanics working perfect.

My loan agent might be willing to give me an extension.

But only if I cut production costs by half.

I, uh...

You know, I thought we agreed you were gonna let that go.

That you were gonna get those loans paid off.

Whatever you say, boss.

So how's Pat doing with the move back to New Jersey?

Stressed.

Barely sleeping.

It killed him to come back here

and take the job with Liam,

but the reality is he couldn't find anyone

to fund his designs.

Our medical benefits are about to expire.

If his mom hadn't moved to Arizona,

we would be at the YMCA right now.

Hey, honey.

Please, please don't play Fute so loud. Okay?

Screw this.

Hey, listen.

It's fine with me if you guys are partying out here.

But don't blame me if I bash someone's face in

'cause you don't wanna get caught.

Shit.

Oh, my God.

Listen, Patty.

I know you're still down about how things played out,

but you should be proud that you had the balls to go for it.

Be careful what you wish for.

Remember when I took over the yard after Dad died?

Had nightmares every goddamn night

about them repossessing our car

or foreclosing on the house.

Those are my good dreams, Liam.

Ever since we moved back home,

I've been having these white-knucklers about Jake getting snatched.

We're in the backyard.

Or maybe it's a park or a playground.

I just get this bad feeling, you know?

You know who I blame for that shit?

Yeah, I could really use him right now.

Yeah.

You and me both, brother.

Meet me over at the kiln in 20.

Yeah.

Can you please stop doing that for three seconds?

This is Irish Walnut.

If I leave it for too long, it'll get chalky.

I don't care if it's Scottish scrotum.

We're on a mission here.

Dad always says to never come down here.

"Dad always said never to come down here."

You're just scared of what might be inside there.

Liam, have you ever thought...

What if the things they say are true?

Don't be a moron.

I hate to be the one to tell you this, but...

Bingo!

Okay, we saw it. Can we go home now?

I dare you to go over there.

I double dare you.

Or I'll tell everybody what a pussy you were.

I triple dare you to do it.

I already did it, like, 10 times.

Then you shouldn't be afraid to do it again.

Should you?

I wanna go home.

Yeah.

Yeah, me too.

Holy crap.

- That's a wild plum tree. - Who cares?

Grandpa said it's the softest wood in the entire world.

Patty.

Pat.

Pat!

Get away from there, Patty.

Help me pull this tree down first.

No frickin' way.

I'm not leaving until I get a piece!

If you don't let go right now,

I'm totally telling Dad we came here.

- Dude. You're the pussy. - Screw you.

I'm leaving if you don't get away...

Sweet.

You're too close.

Seriously, Patty.

Almost got it.

- Are you holding on? - Yes, I am.

Okay, good.

How many more times you wanna do it?

One thousand.

- I gotta stop, okay? - Again.

No. I know you want to go again, baby,

but I have to work, okay?

Stop.

All right. I know.

Come on, then. Let's go over here.

So maybe we can go when Daddy gets back from work, okay?

Okay.

Jakie.

Jakie, stop.

I said stop!

I'm sorry.

Mommy just needs some quiet for a bit. Okay?

Can you do that for me, please?

Okay.

Thank you.

Jake?

Jake?

Jakie, where are you?

Jake?

Jakie?

If you don't come out in three seconds,

no dessert tonight, okay?

Jakie?

Jakie?

Jakie!

Jake?

Jakie! Where are you?

I'll take the one. That's the one.

Jakie! Come to Mommy, okay?

Hello. We're here.

Ooh! Look at this!

Jakie! Come out!

Jakie!

Jakie!

Jakie?

Jakie? Jakie!

Jakie! Jakie!

Jake.

Oh, my God.

Don't you ever run away from me like that again, okay?

Let's go home. Okay, baby?

Okay?

Let's go home, baby, okay?

We go home.

Hey, buddy.

How's your day been?

- Good, good. - "Good, good," good?

Okay. All right.

- That's enough Fute now, okay? - Slow down, buddy.

Jakie!

Oh, poor Daddy.

Oh, my God.

Put him down.

Wanna watch that show

your sister was telling us about?

It's too heavy.

Anything on the queue?

250 movies we'll never actually watch.

What's wrong?

I almost lost him today.

Lost him how?

I... I was trying to work,

and he was just playing the stupid recorder

and I just lost it. I snapped.

I took my eye off him for one second,

and he wandered into the woods...

and I... I panicked, and all I could think about was...

Are we gonna be okay?

Again.

Again, again.

Hey, who you talking to, buddy?

Dolly.

To Dolly?

Dolly.

Dolly.

Is there a moth in here?

Mmm-mmm. Just Dolly.

Come on. Lie down, kiddo.

Let's get you tucked in.

Where did you go? Where'd you go?

Okay, buddy, go into the light.

There's peace and tranquility in the light.

All are welcome.

All are welcome.

All are not welcome.

Pat?

Pat?

I'm here.

What are you doing?

I think there's somebody out there.

Oh. What?

Don't bother.

The power's out again.

Just come here and listen.

You're freaking me out, Pat.

Just...

Just listen.

What am I listening for?

This weird zipping sound.

I couldn't, for the life of me, place it until just now.

Like a rucksack or duffel bag.

Somebody's opening and closing it

just to mess with my head.

Come on, Pat. Seriously?

As soon as I figure out where this asshole is hiding,

I'm gonna kick his goddamn...

Oh, shit, Jake.

Hello. Hi. Yeah.

Yeah, someone's breaking into our house.

Jake?

Yeah, it's 109 Walter Ave.

Hey, buddy. Hey, buddy. Daddy's here, all right?

- Yes. Yeah, please hurry. - I got you.

Thank you. Please.

Go ahead, take him.

Where're you going?

- I'm going downstairs. - Pat, no.

Just stay inside, okay?

Close the door.

You wanna mess with me, man?

Yeah, I'm right here.

I'm right here!

Pat.

I said stay upstairs!

What the hell is going on?

Are you okay?

Are you okay, babe?

Come on. Go for it.

Hey.

Hey.

I'd say welcome home, Pat,

but somebody obviously beat me to the punch.

- You must be Karina. Hey. - Hi.

As far as the perp gettin' inside...

there's not a lot to go on.

Well, I know for a fact the doors were locked.

You guys have a hide-a-key?

Oh, yeah.

Yes. Yeah, we do.

Right here.

Ah. Okay.

Most likely scenario is,

somebody saw the length of the grass in your yard,

thought you might be outta town

and decided to make an impulse buy.

So, why didn't they steal anything?

You're positive nothing's missing?

Yeah, not as far as we can tell.

Do me a favor. Go through the house again.

Make a list of anything that's not where it should be.

No matter how small or insignificant.

Yeah. I'll start in the kitchen.

Yeah, it felt more like he was trying to scare us.

Yeah, he did a good job too.

Hey, Chief, you're gonna wanna take a look at this.

Pat...

Can you come upstairs?

Sure.

A lot of these break-ins where it looks like

there was an ulterior motive to robbery,

turns out somebody is sendin' a message.

You sure you didn't know this guy?

Well, I mean, I never got a look at him.

You let me know if you remember anything else.

Okay?

Okay.

What do we got, Rawls?

Well, I'm not entirely sure, sir.

Don't suppose you made these?

Yeah.

Uh, yeah, all the time when I was a kid.

There're boxes of 'em in the garage.

You know, it seems to me like someone was squatting here like this, and, you know,

tossing them. Like so.

Maybe drawin' your son's attention?

Look...

Tell 'em I sent you.

They'll rig your whole house for a song.

And mow your lawn, for chrissake.

Jakie.

Holy shit.

Daddy, look at this.

Very cool, buddy.

Hey, so, pile on the right goes back on the shelves.

Everything on the left, we can bag and toss outside.

This asshole really did rob us,

he needs a new line of work.

Where the hell did you find this?

Uh, I've never seen that before in my life.

So, what's it doing in the bottom of the wastebasket

in my office?

No idea.

It's, uh...

It's one of the first things I ever carved.

Lost it years ago.

Speaking of things carved out of wood...

Can you...

ditch this for me somewhere?

What for?

It's literally his favorite thing in the world.

Yeah, and you need to find him a new favorite thing, my love.

A quieter thing,

'cause if he blows this shit in my ear one more time,

you are never getting laid again.

Okay.

I'll hide it out here

until he drives you nuts asking for it.

Thank you.

Uh, garbage goes out front tonight.

The score is now two-zero in favor of Texas.

Fute.

- Anderson is trying... - Later, Jakie.

- You can play Fute later. - Fute.

Fute.

Fute!

Okay. Okay, fine, I'll get it.

But you better play quietly, or Mommy'll kill me.

Hey, what do you say when I say,

"if you're okay in the tub?"

Fute.

No, no. What do you say?

"Okay."

Okay. All right.

Mommy and Auntie Anna are across the hall if you need 'em.

I'm going downstairs for a sec.

Okay.

Sis, I'm, like, juggling four different campaigns.

You know, you promised me rose

- and Real Housewives. - Are you okay?

Okay!

Is that Dolly?

You okay up there?

Okay!

Dolly!

You okay, Jake?

Jake?

Jake?

What are you supposed to say, Jake?

Daddy asked you a question, Jakie.

Okay.

Did you turn the lights off?

Nope.

Who are you playing with?

Oh. There he is.

Dolly.

Where'd I put it?

Who are you playing with?

Dolly.

The hell are you?

Have you been able to stop thinking about what happened?

No.

Have you?

No.

Patrick.

Patrick.

Need to ask you a question.

Harvey says he spotted you

playing by the old service steps.

Yeah, because...

I was just looking for softer wood to carve than all this stupid oak.

All right. Let's you and me take a walk.

Come on.

You gotta be shitting me.

Your Promethian

Home Security System is activated.

The alarm system will reset in 30 seconds.

Jesus.

Oh, my God.

Screw you.

Come on, you gotta be shitting me.

Karina!

Karina, wake up!

Pat!

Pat! What's going on?

Did you see him?

- Did you see him? - See who?

What?

- Just go back inside, okay? - No, but what...

Just go back inside. Lock the door.

- Pat, what... No! Pat! - Just stay here.

Where are you?

Are you in here?

Where are you?

Come on.

Come on.

It's me.

- Are you okay? - Yeah.

And nobody's here.

I swear I saw something...

Alarm.

One sec.

No fingerprints

or any of the doors or windows,

and none of the molds in the backyard

came up a match.

Power company did confirm 13 separate interruptions,

but insist the problem is not on their end.

Meaning what?

You haven't had a new face show up, have you?

Different guy checkin' the gas meter,

- or fixin' a cable? - No.

And nothing missing from the house?

Uh, Jake has this...

musical instrument, um...

a recorder that he loves to play,

which I might have thrown out by mistake.

But even if I did, it would still be

in one of the garbage cans, which it's not.

And I...

I could have sworn I heard it being played.

You know, last night.

Hey.

Thought I said, "Take some time off."

I need to show you something.

So, what?

There's a thousand more like it back at the house.

That's the only owl I ever made.

Do you remember where I lost it?

Don't tell me you went back there?

No.

I found it in a trash bin at home yesterday.

How is that possible?

It's not.

Look what else I found in Mom's garage.

What are you saying, Patty?

You explain it. I...

Mom always had a knack for finding lost stuff.

You know she did.

Keep digging through that house

and I guarantee you'll find all kinds'a crazy shit.

Maybe, in the meantime,

I think you should give that shrink a call.

What was her name?

Mary?

Barbara.

Yeah, something's been bubbling up in you for a long time now,

and she always seemed to help back in the day.

Yeah, let your brother have a go, all right?

Not too high.

Are you serious?

Gotta go.

Push it back. Push it back.

Push it back.

- Present. - Jeez.

- Jakie, you scared me. - Present.

It's from Dolly.

What is this?

It's a present.

Okay?

Okay.

What the hell?

Shit. Jakie.

Jakie, come out of there!

Jakie!

Jakie.

Get away from him!

Get the hell away from my son!

Jakie!

Jakie!

Jakie. Come here.

Come here. Jakie.

Jakie!

What's happening to you both is very normal.

To have your home invaded is a traumatic experience,

one that brings up all kinds of issues.

Such as?

Such as,

"How will I ever let my son out of my sight again?"

Or...

"Did I fulfill my obligation as a husband"

"and a father, and a man,"

"to protect my wife and child?"

Karina, Pat's description.

It's quite evocative of a persistent phobia

your husband struggled with as a child.

Which, of course,

is how Pat and I came to know each other.

What phobia was that?

Patrick.

Patrick.

Let's you and me take a walk.

Come on.

You know, long before we built this yard,

this whole forest

was basically one big copper mine.

Kicked out half the product for the entire state,

before they finally dug the sucker dry.

This was how you got down to the main entry shaft...

back when it was owned by the mining company.

Who owns it now?

Us?

Now it belongs to Bagman.

- Who's Bagman? - Shh!

You never know who might be listenin'.

I told your brother this story last summer,

just like your granddad did me when I was your age

and his granddad's granddad before that.

And all of them swore it was true.

Just like I'm swearing to you now.

They say...

he wanders the world each night,

searching for children

to stuff in that awful bag a' his.

- Not just any children... - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let me guess.

He wants the naughty children that don't listen to their parents or...

Wrong, Patty.

It's the good kids he wants.

The shiny ones and the dreamers.

Once they catch his eye, or grab his fancy,

he won't rest until he has them

slung over his bony shoulder.

Screamin' for help that's never gonna come.

No, you're just trying to scare me...

Damn right, I'm trying to scare you, boy.

And scared you better be!

Wander too close, he'll drag you in

and make pencils out of your fingers,

and gobble the rest of you down!

Are you with me, boy?

Good.

Bagman?

You drew these?

Yep.

That's what I meant by a persistent phobia.

Pat's was so intense,

I felt it was crucial to give him

as much context as possible

for the familial lore that provoked it.

As you can see, the so-called Bag or Sackman,

is a figure common to almost every culture.

Curiously, his methodology,

even the phenomena that accompany his presence,

are remarkably consistent.

He has the power to paralyze

and incapacitate parents and adults

leaving their young ones vulnerable.

And he feeds off the child's fear and anxiety.

It sustains him, nourishes him.

He can lure children to his lair with toys or candy...

And when the child is at their most terrified,

he steals them away in his sack or bag.

Are you trying to make us feel stupid?

On the contrary.

I never told Karina about the Bagman, Barbara,

and it wasn't a dream that broke into our house.

No, but I'd suggest, as a coping mechanism,

you're projecting the supernatural

onto something...

all too painfully real.

And until you deal with the real stuff

bubbling up for you,

the anger,

the feelings of vulnerability, and violation,

your panic attacks and nightmares

will only get worse.

Okay, so,

what do you suggest we do?

I see her.

I'm the zombie.

- Whoa! Hey, guys. - Okay.

So, he goes down 7:30 at the latest.

- We read two stories... - Two stories, yeah.

And then we sing Frere Jacques when he goes in the Pack 'n Play.

Guys, check your phone.

I just texted you the confirmation number for a room at the Hyatt.

Two blocks from here, three from the restaurant.

Already paid for.

Dinner's one thing, but there's no chance in hell

we're sleeping in a different place than Jakie right now.

Who said anything about sleeping?

Who said sleeping?

Will you just get her out of here, Pat?

Who said...

Jakie, listen to Auntie Anna, okay?

Call any time!

We can be back, five minutes tops, okay?

Gonna play zombie.

I'm not sure I'm up for this.

Yeah, me neither.

Worst case, we get dinner to go and eat on Anna's couch.

Yep.

Let's at least try to make it as far as dessert,

so she can put Jakie down.

So, what's the verdict?

Is your husband nuts?

Completely fricking crackers.

So, what actually happened with you and Liam at the mine?

Well, I thought I felt someone cut off a lock of my hair.

I, uh...

I lost my shit

and then we ran home screaming.

A lock of your hair?

Yeah. Bagman supposedly always snips

one off the kids that catch his fancy.

That's how it starts.

What the hell for?

So he always knows where to find you.

No matter where you try to run or hide.

Your father was something else.

I think in his own way he was just trying to protect me.

A cautionary tale to keep me safe.

All I remember was Mom was furious

'cause every night I was convinced

he was tapping on my window.

And then one night,

the old man came in and he said,

"Your mum wants me to tell you there's no such thing as Bagman."

But I'm afraid I can't do that.

What I can do...

is tell you a secret he don't want you to know.

Truth is,

no matter how big, or fast, or sneaky he is,

he has weaknesses as well.

Escape his grasp long enough, he'll rot away.

And he cannot lay a single, skinny finger on you.

Not as long...

as you have this.

You see, every kid's got something

that means more to them than anything else in the world.

Something they love so much,

it literally becomes a piece of who they are.

And believe you me,

a child's love...

can be a magical thing.

It can turn even the humblest object...

into a totem...

of great power.

Now you keep this close to your heart,

and he cannot touch you.

But lose it,

or even worse, throw it away...

So, you keep ahold of it.

No matter what.

And now you're concerned...

that Fute has gone missing.

If the one thing that can supposedly protect Jake...

from you-know-who...

is the thing that he loves the most?

Honestly?

Well, what I wanna do right now is go back home

and dig through the trash again.

But if we go down that thought track,

I'm not sure we'll make it to the other side, so...

Did Barbara help when you were eight?

Wouldn't have made it to nine without her.

So, we have to trust her now.

No, I do not miss you at all.

- What? - Mmm-mmm.

I have a real hot date tonight.

- Oh, yeah? - Three feet tall,

talks gibberish and craps his own pants.

It is so, so sexy.

Stop it.

Okay, babe, um...

We'll see you tomorrow.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And why don't you make me something sweet?

Something sweet? What do you mean?

I don't know what you mean.

You know exactly what I'm talking about.

Okay. Okay, babe.

Yeah. Bye.

Hey.

- Angelo. - Yeah?

Is there something weird happening on this floor?

Uh, what do you mean, "weird"?

I don't know.

I'm hearing a voice on a baby monitor.

Everything's clear on my security cams.

You want me to come up?

No, no. Um...

I'm sure it's nothing.

Okay. Take it easy.

Yeah.

Angelo, has there been a power surge?

Angelo, are you there?

Come on.

Shit.

I don't know what you want from me.

But the cops are on their way!

Did I mention I have a gun?

Don't play with me, motherfucker!

Sarah!

Sarah, call the police!

Stay back.

Karina.

Anna? Anna, are you okay?

Are you okay?

What happened?

Where's Jakie?

We got him. He's okay.

Hey, buddy. Hey. Hey.

There you go.

It's okay. Thank you.

We've got nothing on the CCTV camera.

It was knocked out when the power went down.

Thank God for the doorman.

Once the camera on Anna's floor went dark,

he headed straight up.

He must have scared the guy off.

- Did Angelo get a look at him? - No.

But, Pat,

apparently there are similarities

to a case from four years ago.

A girl named Emily Greenberg went missing.

Her dad suffered similar symptoms to Anna's,

temporary paralysis and loss of speech.

And these strange abrasions on his face.

He said he couldn't move.

He had to lie there

and watch this lunatic stuff his daughter

into a duffel bag and run off with her.

Look, we're gonna get you somewhere safe.

I'll post officers outside

who'll keep watch around the clock.

Don't worry, Pat.

We're gonna catch this sick bastard.

Thanks.

No problem.

This way. Right here.

Come on.

Watch your step, okay?

They're trying to figure out what paralyzed Anna,

and the doctors don't have a frickin' clue.

Who cares, as long as Anna's okay.

She's far from okay.

All right, she refused to stay in the hospital.

She wouldn't even let us turn the lights off upstairs.

Karina had to give her a sedative

and get in bed with her, you know?

Well, she can stay here as long as she needs to.

Thank you.

Please.

We'd be insulted if you went anywhere else.

Come here.

I'm sorry.

For what?

Protecting my son?

Get some sleep.

I'm not going anywhere.

'Bout time.

What are you doing awake?

We'll get through this.

I promise.

I can't believe this is happening.

What do we do if he really does exist...

and we have lost the one thing in the whole world...

that could keep our son safe?

I'll make him a new one.

No, that won't be the same.

Hey, get some sleep, honey.

All right?

Jake!

- Pat? - Jake!

Daddy. Daddy, help me. Help me.

Jake.

Jake!

He's got the boy!

Pat? Pat?

Help!

Help!

Somebody stop him!

Stop right there!

Daddy, help me.

Daddy! Help me!

Jake!

Jake!

Daddy!

Help.

Daddy! Help me!

Daddy, help me.

Jake?

Jake?

Jake? Are you in here?

Jake?

Jake?

God, please. God.

No, no, no.

What the heck?

Daddy.

Daddy.

Daddy, help me!

Mommy!

Jakie?

Oh, my God, Jake.

Oh, my gosh. Jake!

Karina!

Karina, what's happening?

It's not Jake that he came for.

Show yourself, you sick bastard!

Show yourself!

First, he steals a lock of your hair,

so he always knows where to find you.

And then he taunts you and feeds off your fear.

It's the good kids he wants.

The shiny ones and the dreamers.

And once they catch his eye, or grab his fancy,

he won't rest until he has them

slung over his bony shoulder,

screamin' for help that's never gonna come.

Why come for me now, huh?

After all this time?

Now you keep this close to your heart,

and he cannot touch you.

But lose it,

or even worse, throw it away...

The cold hard truth of it, Patty,

is that there are monsters in this world.

There is evil.

And bad things do happen to good people.

Even little children.

The only thing that gives me comfort at night...

is a belief that there's something good out there,

much more powerful than all the bad stuff.

Something that loves and watches over us.

No matter what.

And you really believe that?

I'm lookin' at the proof.

Come on! It's me you want!

Come on.

Yeah, this way.

Down here! On me! Keep going.

I don't know who's on foot.

Down by the yard, keep a guard here.

What is it? What is it?

This is as far as she goes.

Pat must have taken a different route.

Yo, boss, we got something.

It's got blood on it.

Let's fan out!

What is that?

That's Jake's flute.

Pat. Pat!

Pat!

Pat!

Pat!

Pat!

You need to step away from...

Pat! Can you hear me?

Pat!

Pat!

Pat!

Pat!

Mom said we could stay as long as we need to.

I just can't be in this house anymore.

Not without Pat.

There's still hope, 'Rina.

I mean, they haven't even found anything yet.

They're not going to.

And it's not over yet, either.

What do you mean?

He's gonna come back for Jake. I can just feel it.

What are you gonna do?

Whatever it takes.

Okay. Come here.

Just call me when you get there. Okay?

Yep. Yep.

Yep.

Yeah.

Hey, so I got some good news for you, pal.

Look what Daddy found.

Fute.

You know, he gave everything to get that back for you.

And, um... And Daddy...

He also told me a secret

that he really, really wants you to know.

Okay, so how much do you love Fute, Jakie?

Yeah. So a child's love is a magical thing.

Keep it close to your heart.

And it will always protect you.

- Okay? - Okay.

Okay.

Always.

Always.