All language subtitles for Being.Human.US.S03E07.One.is.Silver.and.the.Other.Pagan.1080p.AMZN.WEBRip.DDP.5.1.H.265.-EDGE2020.srt - eng(2)

- Previously on Being Human.

- I want you to turn me
into what you are.

- No, you don't know
what you're asking.

- Aaah!

- Sally?
- Your brother will be safe.

You will no longer kill the
people that you used to know

by having contact
with them.

But when you die,
your soul is mine.

(Screaming)

- We've been hunting
down vampires.

- Aidan is a good man.

- He needs to
be stopped.

The wolf bond goes deeper.

That makes you
my secret weapon.

- (Erin):
He's home early.

- Don't take your eyes off him.

(Coughing)

I'm almost there.

- Oh! It was your blood.
You did this.

- Stay back!

(Retching)

Hey! What part of "I'm the one
with the pointy stick"

don't you understand?

(Groaning)

- Josh. Dammit.

- Wait. Stop.

- Die, you leech!

Oh!

(Gasping)

- All right, who's ready

for an early-morning
sugar coma?

Aidan.

Erin?

Erin.

Oh my God.

Erin, I need you
to open your eyes.

Erin?

Erin.

(Groaning)

(EKG monitor beeping)

- (Woman on PA):
Mark Stanford to radiology.

Mark Stanford to radiology.

- How is she?

- She's not good.

In and out of consciousness
since they admitted her.

Neuro has faith that
she'll improve, but until then,

there's no telling what
the swelling's gonna do

to her brain functions.

(Sighing)

In the meantime, I'm running
interference with the lab...

trying to make sure that her
blood comes back human...

and that the
doctors think

that she just took an
exceptionally bad fall.

So this is the part
where you tell me...

what really happened.

I mean, what?
Did you feed from her?

What happened?
- No!

- Well, then what--

- Not intentionally.

Listen, I came home,
I had a couple of vials,

and the next thing
I know, I'm laid out

and I hadn't
felt that way since...

well, since you.

There was werewolf
blood in my supply.

Had to be.

- It had--

It's impossible. How?

- Well, I don't
know, Josh.

I mean, currently
we're sharing an address

with not one
but 2 werewolves.

There's your girlfriend,

but then there's this
wild teenage delinquent

who I found out likes
to carry around wooden stakes.

- What?

- She came at me, Josh.

- That-- No!

(Stammering)

She has nothing
against you.

She likes you
more than me!

- I know.

- She likes you enough

to make me
irrationally jealous!

- I know, and yet I found
myself lying on the floor

with blood pouring
out of my eyeballs.

- Where is she?

- She's in 59.

- She's a kid, Aidan!
- Whoa!

- Who Josh and I have taken
responsibility for!

- I was defending myself--

- You're telling me that

your only recourse
against a teenage girl

was slamming her
head into a wall?

- Shhh!

- Let him tell his
side of the story.

- No. They are excuses,
Josh, and he always has them.

The truth is that wherever
you go, violence follows.

Well, I know something
about violence too.

And if Erin doesn't
make it through this,

then you will have
to answer to me.

- Nora?

(Telephone ringing)

- Bridge?

I was hoping you
still worked here.

It's really me, Bridge.

Just don't freak out.
I can explain.

- It worked.
- Don't freak out.

- I've made contact
with the other side.

How can I help
you, spirit?

Let me be your vessel.

- OK, so I don't really know
what you're talking about.

OK? But, um, I thought
we could get some crab dip

and some Chardonnay
or something.

(Man singing on stereo,
indistinct)

- Oh!

Oh my God!

- OK. Now that you've confirmed
the existence of my face...

- You're not a ghost.
- No!

- You're alive?

- And I'm serious
about that crab dip.

I am starving
all the time.

- (Laughing):
Oh my God!

- You're...

(Chuckles)

You're taking this
extraordinarily well.

- Oh!

(Car honking)

(EKG monitor beeping)

- (Woman on PA): Joseph
DiBartolo, extension 3317.

- Hey.

(Sighing)

- You need to
call your sister.

We were supposed to
have lunch today.

- Yeah, OK.
It's no problem. I'll...

- And maybe go home, get some of
her things in case she wakes up,

maybe some pyjamas,
her toothbrush.

- Nora.

We're doing exactly what
we should be doing right now.

We're just being
with her, OK?

This is... It's the best
thing we can do.

(Sighing)

- I know that
Aidan's our friend.

I do.

And part of me honestly does
believe that he wants to be,

I don't know...

a better vampire.

If there is
such a thing.

But there's just so
much collateral damage.

(Telephone ringing)

- Aidan thinks it
was werewolf blood

that caused the reaction.

It was Erin's blood
in his supply.

- She's been a werewolf
for a minute and a half.

- I know, I know.

- Even if she knew

what effect her blood
could have on a vampire

why would she hurt Aidan?

- I don't know.

I mean, the track
record's there.

I mean, she has
a history of violence.

- Yeah, and so does Aidan.

But his caps out at
a little over 200 years.

- You know, when Erin ran away,

Liam was the
one who found her.

(Sighing)

He was the one
who brought her home.

And he hasn't exactly
hidden the fact

that he wants Aidan--
that he wants all vampires dead.

- Why can't you just...

for once admit that he might've
done something wrong.

- I get it. I understand
what you're saying.

I just don't think that
he meant to hurt her.

I really don't.

- I sometimes wonder...

if it really came down to it...

which one of us
would you choose, Josh?

- Hey, buddy.

What you got going on?

Excuse me, who are you?

- Aidan, it's fine.

She's OK.
It's not a big deal.

- I'm gonna need to see
some credentials.

Hey. Did you hear me?
Your hospital credentials.

Now.

- Allow me to extend
a lunch invitation.

I'm Blake.

Our friend's finally
met his maker.

- How did you find him?

- I followed you.

Well, you and any of
the others left standing,

but Aidan Waite does have
a certain reputation.

And now that Kenneth and
I are better acquainted--

- It's Kenny.

- Well, actually,

Kenneth is fine.

- Anyway, I think it's all
an act of fate, don't you?

- Uh, come again?

- Vampires taking
without consent

is why we find ourselves
facing extinction.

Whereas Kenneth wants, needs
the gift of eternal life.

And I'm thrilled
to give it to him.

- OK, hold on.
The gift of eternal-- OK.

Kenny? No.

Absolutely not.
This is not happening.

You understand?
Hey! Buddy!

- He said the two
of you were close.

- We are.

- I thought
you'd approve.

It's a fair and
civilized arrangement.

- Really?

- He sustains me till he's 18.

- Kenny?
- Then I give him his fangs.

- OK, absolutely not.

No, I didn't want this.
Not for you.

- I can't live
like this anymore.

You know that, because
I told you, remember?

We made a deal.
It's done.

- Yeah, but she didn't tell
you the cost of that de--

- Your Aunt Blake is gonna
have to step out, Kenny.

I need to get
a culture.

- See you later,
Aunt Blake.

- You too, Nurse Waite.

- If you compelled him...

- Why on earth would I need
to compel a 17-year-old boy?

I'm the first scrubs-free
woman he's seen in years.

You heard him.

He wants this.

- Who made you?
What city?

(Sighs)

- You're asking
about my pedigree?

- What are you,
like, 5?

- Eleven.

- Uh-huh, young enough

to think that this
condition, it's special

and that you're
saving people

and that this is
some form of evolution.

- And you're old enough
to be this jaded?

Why, when you come
from greatness?

You're Bishop's son,

a legend of war with
a seat at Mother's side.

- Yes, and a small island nation
considers me to be their god.

Do you people
hear yourselves?

- And you're a
purebred-wolf killer.

Look, I understand we don't
share the same worldview,

but I've always heard
you were a forward thinker.

The deal with Kenneth
is give and take.

It's a benefit
to both species.

Can't you see
that is evolution?

* I don't know

- Thank you!

* If we will meet again... *

- So now you're like
some sort of zombie or...

- Why does that word
have to be so damn trendy?

No, zombies can only,
like, stalk and moan,

whereas I can
accessorize.

Bridge, OK.

Now that I can see people
again, like, face to face,

- Mm-hmm.

- I had to find you,

because when I was a ghost,

you and I, we had some
kind of connection, right?

- I'll never
forgive myself

for not listening
to you about Danny.

It's just my mind
wasn't open enough.

- That's not true.
You heard me.

You heard me when
no other human could.

- No, I failed you.

- No! Bridge.

- But what I'm trying to say
is that, that experience,

that connection
to the other side...

I've joined
a Wicca group.

- You're serious?

Huh! So that's why
the hair and the...

I mean, no, it's--it's just,
like, it's a lot of look.

- You are doubting the existence
of an afterlife for the soul,

a person who actually
had an afterlife?

- No, but, um,
I just know people

who can communicate
with the dead,

and it just doesn't
really work like that.

- Every Wiccan must
arrive at the practice

that suits her
individually.

- Hmm!
- When I'm in the circle,

calmness comes over me
and my mind empties.

- Yeah.

- What I really wanted
was to find you, Sally.

But who knows how many other
spirits might need my help?

Oh! Come with me!

- Mmm... Ooh!
Uh, no, 'cause I just--

Actually, I'm just
getting over a lot of, like,

heavy, post-traumatic
witch stuff.

And I can't really deal with
people asking about who I am,

so I'd rather just...

- Please!

- No. I--

- I just got
you back.

- No.

- I want us to be part of
each other's lives again.

- Yeah, that's the
only reason I came.

But like...
- Sally.

- Nah!

- This group is
my new life.

(Muttering)

All right.

(Laughing)

(Knocking)

(Sighing)

(Siren in distance)

(Birds chirping)

- Is Nora here?

She's not answering her phone.

- Uh, hello, Kat.

- Sorry.

Hello again, Aidan,

Nora's roommate who is
emphatically not a junkie.

Do you know
where she is?

- Um, not here. No.

Her and Josh are at the
hospital. A friend got hurt.

- Meaning I'm the jerk who
just left her 13 voicemails

ranting about the shoddy
plumbing in her apartment

while she's standing
vigil by someone's bed.

I better go.

- Oh, hold on,
plumbing?

- Uh, yeah, the pipe burst
under the sink. I can fix it.

I just don't know
where the water main is

or the super's
contact info,

so I should probably stop

wasting valuable time
complaining to you and get back

because the water
line is creeping up

around everything I own.

It's awesome!

- Well, Kat,
wait, wait.

Um...

Maybe I can help you out.

- Really?

- Sure. Yeah,
I know plumbing.

- Cool!

(Sighing)

- How is she?

- Well, she's--she's stable,

but it's very
serious head injury.

Nora's with her.

- Well, I'm grateful
you thought to call me.

Please, lead the way.

- You know, you
never actually

told us how
you managed

to get Erin back to
our house with you.

I mean, not that you're
alarmingly gallant,

but you're also
a complete stranger.

And she's not super into
trusting other people.

(Siren wailing)

- I supposed though the shock
of the turn was considerable,

she still thought it was
best to be with her own kind.

Hmm? To be with Nora.

- I thought you and
I understood each other.

- Hmm?

- That you knew that
I stand with Aidan.

- I won't pretend
to approve

of your less-than-discerning
taste in friends,

but let's just say I've learned
to make my peace with it.

- I'll never be
able to prove it,

but I know that
you had something to do

with Erin trying
to hurt Aidan.

You told me to
protect my family.

The only way
I know how to do that

is to keep them
the hell away from you.

Stay away from us.

(Sighing)

- Sis, I'm really sorry

that we just completely forgot
you guys had plans today.

This--this has just been
all-consuming and crazy.

- I totally
understand.

I'm not sure that Nora and
I have worked our way up

to one-on-one
status anyway.

- Why did you agree
to lunch then?

- Because I know how
important it is to you.

- Nora's great. I mean, you
think she's great, right?

- I absolutely think
that she is great, yes.

- Because, Em,
honestly, it's--it's--

It's gotten
really serious.

I love her and--and, uh,

and I know how close
you were with Julia.

And I just want you to have that
same bond with Nora before I--

- Before you ask
her to marry you.

Right? Right?

Right.

(Giggling)

- How do you
do that?

(Car honking)

- Ah! It's fixed!
- Yes!

- As long as
we define "fixed"

as the absence
of a geyser

and not an actual licensed
plumber state of affairs.

- Oh, I'm sure that whatever
you did is gonna hold.

- The upshot might be a leak
in the neighbour's unit...

(Chuckling)

...but thanks
for your help.

- I really didn't
do anything.

You have a toolbox
the size of a compact car.

- Yeah, I take pride
in knowing things about things.

- I used to be better at...

But who can keep up
with technology, right?

- It's aluminum.

But you did, um,
turn off the water.

- That I did!

- And I don't even know how
you got into the basement.

That door would
not budge for me.

- Well, something to be
said for brute strength.

- All right,
well, I, uh,

you know, I should
probably get changed, so...

(Chuckles)

- Oh! Oh, I am so sorry.

Absolutely. Uh, thank--
You're welcome.

Oh, hey.

Never would've pegged Nora
for a de Tocqueville fan.

- She very well might be,
but those are mine.

- Seriously? What are you,
a history buff?

- I'm an adjunct
at Boston College.

PhD candidate.
Early American.

- What's your thesis?

- The plot for
New England secession

at the Hartford Convention.

- That's so weird.

- Thanks.
- That's not what I mean.

No one writes about
the unrest in the militia

when Madison took
the troops from the border

and put them in Albany.

- Only because
succession was never

an imminent reality.

- Well, yeah, but I mean, if the
convention had gone another way,

the government couldn't
have stopped New England

from splintering off
the military force.

Half the men were on
the other side of the issue.

- You know things
about things.

- Yeah, I just knew
some of-- knew of--

know of some of
the players involved.

- Hmm!

(Sighing)

I suddenly feel
very not dry.

Hmm?

- Uh, thanks for
the brute strength.

- Yep!

(Door closes)

(Scoffing)

- Hey, it's a
statistically proven fact

that modern American society
has stripped its men

of the benchmarks
of maturity,

whereas women continue
to evolve and thrive.

- Right, so your Women's
Studies textbook told you

that I was wanting
to get engaged, right?

(Chuckling)

- Yeah.

- Just saying.

- You weren't
exactly subtle

about wanting me
to bond with Nora.

That's why...

I brought you this.

- It's Grandma's
engagement ring.

How--

- Julia gave it to me

when she realized you
were never coming back.

She just couldn't
face Mom and Dad.

(Bird chirping)

- It's bad luck,
isn't it?

- Do we really
believe in that stuff?

- I think it's a little
dense to enter into a marriage

without fearing divorce.

- Hmm.

(Sighing)

- And I know
I wasn't there

when Mom and Dad
got separated

and I know
it got ugly.

(Bird chirping)

But that's not enough

to make me wanna give up
on a lifetime with Nora.

- Julia would like
her, you know?

If things
were different.

- Yeah, I think so too.

- They, um, wanted me
to take sides

went it all fell apart.

(Car honking)

Mom and Dad.

I went rogue.

I chose yours.

Because you're
my person,

until I find
my person.

And I'm really glad
you found yours.

(Sighing)

- Hey, champ, you awake?

- Blake just left.

Leave me alone.

(Groaning)

- Hey! I just came
from Kenny's room.

How many vials of blood did
you take from him today?

(Sighing)

How many vials
did you take?

- I've been starving!
We all have.

You know that.

- I have tolerated you because
that's what Kenny wants.

I actually give
a damn about him.

But if you don't...

(Sighing)

...pace yourself...

OK, look.

I haven't traditionally
had a lot patience

with vampires
in my hospital.

I know you're young.

But you can't continue to be
stupid, especially not now.

- Then help me.

There are so
few of us left.

I've had no one
to turn to,

no one to help me believe
in some kind of a future

where I won't be scrounging,
where I won't be scared.

This virus can't
run rampant forever.

If we're smart,
we can outlast it.

You and I are
survivors, Aidan.

When this is over,
we could rebuild the race

and do it
better this time.

We could run Boston,
maybe even more than Boston.

(Chuckles nervously)

- I've already
run Boston.

It wasn't all it was
cracked up to be.

Kat?

- Stalk much?

- I'm s-- Come again?
Oh! This-- No.

I get it. I'm actually
here to see Erin.

It's Josh and
Nora's friend.

Also I work here.
I'm a nurse.

- You're not a nurse.

A male nurse?

A male nurse with
a detailed knowledge

of early American
war history.

(Both sighing)

How many heads do
you have in your freezer?

- It's just I'm
interested in people,

um, helping people, so...

- Well, my mom taught me
that the only way to help

when a loved one is in the
hospital is with casserole.

Well, casserole
and cookies.

- Wow, that is very
thoughtful and very helpful.

Let me help you
with that.

- Thank you. Yeah.

I mean, Nora's such
a good friend.

She would do
the same for me.

- Kat?

Hey!
- Hi!

- What are you
doing here?

- Uh, sustenance.

- Oh, thank you!
That's so nice of you.

- Oh, I made that too.

- Oh no, you didn't.
Give me a break! Wow!

- That's right.
The two of you have met.

- Oh, yeah. He saved my life
earlier over at the apartment.

- I figured you
didn't need to deal

with faulty plumbing
on top of everything else.

- (Kat):
And it is fixed.

- Entirely.

- Like Aidan said, don't
give it another thought.

- Great.

- I hope your
friend pulls through.

- Thank you.
- Eat that.

(Chuckling)

And, um, thank you.

- You know that Kat is
one of my closest friends.

- He just fixed a pipe.
There's nothing going on.

- Nothing going on. Even if
there was, I can control myself.

- Just stay away
from her, Aidan.

I mean it.

And stay away
from Erin too.

- Nora.

(Sirens wailing in distance)

- How you feeling?

Kenny, I need to know
that you're OK.

(Grunts)

- I thought we
were friends.

- We are.

Just because you made a deal
with Blake doesn't mean...

that I wouldn't
protect you.

- She scares me.

- She should scare you.

- Excuse me, Blake!

Nurse Waite suggested we confirm
your visitation rights

with Kenny's father.

It turns out you're not
authorized to see this patient.

- Surely there's been
some mistake.

My brother and I
don't always agree.

- Can you come
with us, please?

- Just because you've read
everything about vampires

that you can
get your hands on

does not mean that
you understand our nature.

A vampire's a killer.

(Whispering):
I am a killer

at my core.

That's what I am.

And I have to fight
against that every day.

- You wouldn't hurt me.

- OK, listen up.

I don't know if
Blake is planning

to keep her end
of the bargain,

but even if she does,

the relationship between
a vampire and his maker,

it's complex.

You are bound together,

and Blake is not
the kind of person

I want to see you
bound to for eternity.

- I have to get out
of this hospital.

She's my
only choice.

- (Barb): Don't worry and
please don't be discouraged.

Oh!

- Hi!

- Hi! Our Bridget did say

that she was going to

have a very special
lady friend

in tow tonight.

- Here I am.

- Merry meet, Sally.

- OK.

- I am the high priestess
of this circle,

but you can just
go ahead and call me Barb

if we bump into each other
at the market, OK?

- OK.

- We are so blessed that
the Goddess chose us

to receive
your energy.

- Wow! Um...

- Aren't we, sisters?

(Chuckling nervously)

- God.

- All right?

- (Barb):
Let's begin, shall we?

- You can sit
right there.

- She's got a knife, Bridge.
Why does Barb need a knife?

- It's an athame.

It casts the magic circle.

- OK.

- In the name of the Goddess,
I establish this circle.

Guardian at the threshold,
unlock the door.

Obey these words as
I light the spirit candle.

Tonight we call Joey Smits,

who wanders the otherworld

in search of our
own sister in light.

Joey, your wife, Beth, is
waiting is waiting for you.

Walk through the door.

(Whooshing)

- Oh. Go, Barb.

- Is Joey with us?

(Blowing)

Sisters, Joey
has chosen us.

(Whooshing)

- You Joey?

- Hell no, man. Roger.

Thought I'd check
out the show. You?

- I like the rack
on that one.

Follow her most places.
My name's Franklin.

- How are ya?

- Joey, reveal
yourself to Beth.

- What's with this one?

- Husband died.

- The Goddess keeps you safe in
this place between the 2 worlds.

- Tell me you haven't
given this woman

any of your money.

- A spirit has
joined the circle.

It's the most fragile
part of the invocation.

- (Barb): Joey, faithful
husband of Beth...

- Oh, this one's
real open.

- (Franklin):
Possessed her last week.

Wasted me,
but she's worth it.

- Bridge.
- I bet it was.

She's a pretty,
little thing.

- We need to go now.

- Sally, please!

- I'm serious,
we have to leave.

- Hey! Hey!
- Oh!

(Sighing)

- Give me a go, will ya?

- Nah, think I'll
stay the night,

maybe take her home,
get her alone.

- No, you won't! Hey, I'm
talking to you, Roger!

- You can see us.

- Stay the hell out of her!

- Excuse me, but our
sister, Beth, here

was about to connect
with her late husband!

- I'm so sorry,
High Priestess.

- Bridge,
Joey isn't even here.

- Oh, you can see us.

- Why don't you keep your hands
to yourself for once?

- Look, I know
it's rough.

I used to be
one of you.

- You used to be...

- (Men): ...one of us?
- Uh-oh.

- Did you get your door?
- Let us in!

- What's happening?

- Who are you?
- Did you take your door?

- Get away!
Please, stop!

Sorry, this body's taken.

Anyone else?

(Panting)

(Crickets chirping)

- Hold on there,
Aunt Blake.

- Out of the way.
I'm starving!

- I am very impressed with
how quickly you've managed

to compel your
way past security,

but you're
still too late.

(Whispering):
I've agreed to turn Kenny.

- I won't forget this.

When this is over,

the survivors should know
you're choosing humans

over your own kind,

even in the face
of extinction.

I thought you weren't interested
in fathering anymore sons.

- I'm not.

But I'm willing to do it
to protect him from you.

(Car honking)

(Sighing)

(Alarm system beeping)

- Go out with me.

- I'm kind of in
for the night.

- Oh, no, no. That's
not what I mean. Not now.

I just decided that
I wanted to ask you

and I needed to do it right
away for some reason.

Hey, I promise I don't have
any heads in my freezer.

- I'm free
Thursday night.

- Great. Dinner?

- I enjoy dinner.

- OK, good.
Carleton House.

You are gonna
love this place.

- Oh, I make it a rule
to boycott restaurants

that serve foie gras.

- Someplace else.

- Someplace else.

(Car honking)

You'll figure it out.

(Man and woman singing
lyrics indistinct)

* ...across your skin

* If you want me

* I couldn't hear
the words... *

(Man and woman singing,
lyrics indistinct)

* Come sit with me...

- Hey.

- Hey.

* And I'll take
what you are... *

- Come here.

(Sighing)

- Do you want
any of this?

- No.

* Bring your branches down... *

- Can I tell
you something?

You are my person.

You're everything
to me, everything.

And even if Aidan is
like a brother to me...

I will always choose you.

Always.

* Bring your branches down

OK?

(Sighs)

- OK.

* It's your kindling now *

(EKG monitor beeping)

- Hey.

I need you to know

none of this
will be in vain.

You are fulfilling
your destiny.

You have served
the will of the pack.

(Grunting)

(Grunting stops)

(Continuous beep)

(Crickets chirping)

- The ghosts,
what did they want?

What did you want

when you were
one of them?

- We all want
something different.

We all have regrets
and things to say.

And after a while,
it just...

starts to consume you.

Bridge, um...

the reason you feel
your mind empty

during the Wicca circle...

is because the ghosts
that show up...

they're possessing you.

So, it's not really a good,
meditative kind of mind-emptying

so much as a ghost
taking up

valuable real estate
in your body

and slowly driving
you insane.

Trust me,
I've seen it.

I've done it.

- But if, uh,
if I could help them,

if they could move on
because of me...

- No.

No.

I did this to you.

I'm the reason you got
dragged into this whole world.

Bridge...

In order to move on,

you need to forget
about spirits and ghosts.

And I think you need
to forget about me too.

I have my body back,

but I'm never gonna
have my old life back.

Too much has happened.

But you can
have yours.

I want you to have this.

Wear it every day.

Every day.

It'll keep
us connected.

Consider it me
watching over you.

* So didn't you find love

And Bridge...

You didn't fail me.

* Or salvation
in what they do *

You saved me.

* A heart is built of gold

* The fairies they are too

* It's in the hands you hold

(EKG monitor beeping rapidly)

(Continuous beep)

* Ooh

* Ooh

* And I don't feel
like I'm falling *

* I'm up against the sky

* I said I'm taking it all in

* To make the good life

* And I don't feel
like I'm falling *

* I'm up against the sky

(Sobbing)

* Let's grab the heart
of the world *

* And turn into the light *

(Choking)

- How?

- Purity of lineage
has its advantages.

- Purebred.

Well, there aren't many
of my kind left in Boston,

but one of them
is a purebred killer.

He lives right
around here.

Maybe one night the two of
you will run into each other

in a dark alley.

(Crickets chirping)

* We're gonna be fine

* It's gonna be fine

* It's gonna be fine

* It's gonna be fine

* Ha ha ha ha ha ha...

(Gasps)

(Gasps)

- (Screaming):
Josh!

* It's gonna be fine
It's gonna be fine *

* It's gonna be fine

* It's gonna be fine

* We're gonna say it is

* Oh yeah

* We're gonna say it is *