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But once you get it out of the cage, then that's what you're speaking of.

you

Now, just to inform you, the entire building is automated.

Now, you can control everything.

Everything from the doors, the lights, the showers, even your coffee machine.

Now, every unit has the same settings, but over time it will learn your

preferences. Now, I prefer to use my phone, but there is voice activation.

it a try.

Huh?

Wow. Not impressed.

I've seen it all before, right?

It's a bit old -fashioned. Check this out.

Every single unit is equipped with an infrared scanner. It's going to pick up

your biorhythms, right? And then it's going to work with the room to regulate

temperature, light, visual, sound, all to keep you a

little bit more aligned, zen -like, happy, and content.

Okay, now that's something I've never seen before.

Right?

Really, it's the home of the future.

It's the home of your present.

So, go ahead.

Touch anywhere.

That is so cool.

And is this the one that takes you back to the artwork?

You can also use the voice activation.

Voice activation artwork.

And you made this?

Yeah.

This one I just finished.

You and your husband are so talented.

You really make a great team.

He's a visionary. I just made pretty pictures on a computer.

It's nothing more than glorified finger painting.

This is a fresh start for you, my brother. It's the off -season.

New team, new ladies, and most importantly, you got the best wingman in

business.

Yeah, I'm not really looking to rush into anything just yet.

Oh, sweet Lord.

What?

You're still hung up on Vanessa.

No, I'm not.

Yes, you are.

Gosh, we're totally done. I don't think that's entirely true.

Whatever. Well, why are you still watching your dog?

I'm not.

Which is my dog that sent her dad out of that relationship.

It's called emasculation. And she knew that by giving you that dog, that as

as you carried it around with you, that you wouldn't be able to get another

female. Little did she know that you'd move into a place like this where

literally you're going to have to fight off the ladies with a two -by -four.

Thank you.

Congratulations, you're now a resident of the Fairmont Lofts. Thank you.

It's very exciting. It's stunning.

Thank you.

Yeah, as soon as I saw this place, I saw potential.

Like I knew what she could be, you know?

How did you learn about it?

Well, my wife and I were looking for a large renovation like this, and for some

reason I had it in my head that I wanted it somewhere in this area.

It was like an instinct.

How about you? What drew you here?

Well, aside from the obvious, believe it or not, I'm kind of connected to it.

Yeah, how so?

My father used to work here.

At the small town?

Hmm.

You remember the strangest things, like the way he smelled when he came home

from work after his shift.

Is your father still around?

No.

That's unfortunate.

I would love to have spoken to somebody that works here.

Are you in livestock?

No.

Actually, I had a long storied career in the military.

Now I do a little...

Intelligence work.

Fascinating.

How about you? Your accent?

Cambridge?

Very close. Windsor.

I was raised all over.

We kind of lived on ocean liners and five -star hotels.

It was quite pretentious.

I don't know.

That sounds like the way to travel to me.

I don't intend for it to sound urgent, but...

I'm tired of living out of hotels, and I saw a couple of people already started

to move in. Of course. Of course, yeah.

There's people who've moved in already.

Some people are coming next weekend.

Whenever you want. I'll act right yours.

Thanks. Sorry, Alex.

Musical.

Again. Yeah.

Devin, this is my wife, Charlotte. Devin's moving into 307.

Oh, wonderful.

Nice to meet you. Yeah, nice to meet you.

That sounds important.

Uh, do you mind?

No, of course.

Thank you.

What's wrong with me? Another tantrum.

Sounds like a total meltdown this time. Yeah.

No, no, no, I'll go.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Yeah, thank you.

Baby, you've been under a lot of stress. Maybe go lay down for five minutes?

Yeah, um, we'll be back in time, though.

Yes, of course. Everything is going to be fine.

The entire man cave.

Bravo,

Mr. Reeves.

You've exceeded all expectations.

Thank you. It was a labor of love.

Must have been quite an undertaking.

I can only imagine the horrors you found buried inside this awful building.

It was a lot of work, but I wouldn't call it awful, Farid. You do know what

on here.

How many lives ended day after day.

It was a slaughterhouse, Mr. Cornish.

I've got something to offend you.

You mean apart from the obvious?

This building offends me.

So why give me the plaque?

I had to.

It's my job.

I don't get to choose.

Are you a vegetarian?

No, I'm an historian.

And frankly, the idea that there is some history in this building that deserves

to be preserved, it makes me... Are you all right? Yes.

Yeah, excuse me. Sorry.

It is the distinct honor of the National Register of Historic Places to award

Alex Reeves and Fairmount Law with this plaque

signifying its permanent addition to our distinguished list

of notable historic buildings in our area.

Thank you.

Thank you, and I'm so honored. Thank you for joining the Fairmount Lost family.

Please help yourself to some champagne and my wife's wickedly delicious

hors d 'oeuvres, especially.

I don't know what else to say, really, but thank you. Thank you.

And you had a rough day at school today?

You know what? We've already discussed it, haven't we? Yes.

And we're going to stay home and work on our behavior together.

Right?

Yeah.

Mommy! Look, a puppy!

Yeah, there's one in my tank.

Can I go pet it? Sure.

What?

What? You know what?

We get all the benefits of having a dog without you having to clean up the poop.

Yeah.

I'm proud of you.

Thank you.

Hey, what's your name?

Mia. Mia, that's a pretty name. This is Butch.

I think he likes you.

Can I take him for a walk? Yeah, you bet.

You can take him anytime you want.

It's hard to believe.

What's that?

That it all started that night at Pentecoto's when you had this crazy

And here it is now.

This was your dream.

Yeah.

It feels surreal.

Hmm?

You know?

I don't know. It's years of hard work.

But we couldn't see this building.

She can get trouble, you know?

Mr. Cornish, why don't you come and meet my wife, Charlotte?

Pleasure. Pleasure as well.

I heard you're leaving us in the morning.

Any chance we can get you to stay a night in the night?

No, no. Believe me, if there was an earlier flight, I'd be on it.

Thank you anyway.

Okay,

what just happened?

Don't ask me.

Why is it not bad?

I don't really drink enough to know, but I like it.

You're not a big drinker.

Of what?

I prefer tequila.

Woman after my own heart.

You're really sweet with her.

That little girl.

You mean me?

Yeah.

She's a cute one.

I'm Jackson, by the way.

I live in 404.

Oh, you're on top of me.

I mean, I'm under you. I live in 304.

I'm going to stop talking now.

So the police found Thomas Jack's victim's body part.

Follow me.

So, have you figured out this whole video monitor thing yet?

God damn, have you?

No, but I'm not that smart, so.

No, no, it's true.

It's true, but, you know, I get hit in the head for a living.

Yeah,

kind of.

I play hockey.

Pretty much the same thing.

mean there was a little boy, Squiddy. You're the only child in this entire

building. Not anymore.

There's a little boy too, too. I saw him.

Even if there was a little boy running around inside, he still wouldn't be able

to open the basement door. It's too tall to open the door in the dark.

But there was a boy.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

I love that you have an active imagination.

Okay? It'll serve you well. I think it's done for me and Daddy.

But it's also very important that you learn to distinguish between your

imagination and reality.

Okay?

That's a little harsh.

I mean, you can never see.

But I don't think that makes him a prat.

I mean, maybe it does make him a prat.

But at least you get a nice black out of it.

I think.

And he's gorgeous.

What's wrong with Mia?

Apparently, she went off on a little boy because he took her talk.

Autistic temperament, I wonder where she gets that from.

Yeah, but I never got suspended.

Suspended?

How did you do that from the garden?

Mrs. Nanoff told me that she wanted me to work with Mia privately for a couple

of weeks, away from the school environment.

So, whatever you want to call it, that's what's happening.

Well, good.

Now she spends a couple of weeks with us.

It's not going to really affect her.

It's a fine university, isn't it? Alex.

Yes. I'm going to take this seriously.

It's not the first time she's died to help.

Mia's all right.

Activation. TV off.

All she's ever known is us. She doesn't know how to be with other children.

I was like that when I was her age. I've turned her into mine.

Yes, but you have a realistic upbringing.

How many kids went to Africa to see lions instead of reading about them?

I didn't ask if I might tell it out of the suitcase, shall I?

Oh, poor baby.

His art life must have been so rough.

I love you.

Whatever you choose to do now, I'll back you up.

I love you.

Can you say come to me again?

Really sexy.

Activation. Turn it off.

Voice activation.

TV on.

Move!

It's okay, baby.

Mommy and Daddy are here.

Do you have a nightmare?

One of them's just been out of bed.

Come in. Take blankie.

Voice

activation.

Let it go.

door.

Those are actually pretty good, sweetheart.

I know.

I'm a good artist.

Yes, you are. Just like your mummy.

Hey, Mia, didn't you promise me a painting?

You can't work on it, Daddy.

It has to come when it's ready.

That is very, very true. Don't forget that.

Daddy? Hmm?

Could we get a puppy?

Why would you want a puppy? You've got Butch.

I think

I'm

going back up to the clock tower.

It's so inspiring up there.

It's a great idea.

Mommy!

Daddy said we could get a puppy.

Oh, I don't... I did not say that. Want some breakfast?

I did not say that.

I'm so glad you're out of that other place.

I can't tell you how much that kept us all up at night.

Yeah, well, with the restraining order and the fact that we moved all the way

across town in an incredibly secure building, we've come finally rid of the

weirdo. Amen to that.

Okay. Why don't you tell your auntie Rachel what's going on with your love

Nothing too exciting.

Don't let me down, sweetie.

Okay, okay.

There's this guy who lives here.

Did you kiss him yet?

We haven't even gone out yet.

That's what I am talking about, honey.

You've got to learn to be a little more take charge.

How do you think I got your Uncle Norris? Three husbands later.

Oh, that's ladies for Mahjong. I gotta go. I'm gonna call you later,

But I love you. Love you, too.

Force activation monitor off.

Where'd he go?

Wow, he's in there, huh?

What's his name?

Hey. Yeah.

Yeah, it's in the office.

No, no, no.

I'll go get it. It's buried under the piles of mail. You're going to find it.

No. No, no. You're not inadequate.

I'm just a spirit.

So the question is, is Rupert some sort of apparition,

a metaphysical being locked inside the monotones, or

maybe living within these walls?

Can I help you with something?

Mrs. Reeves, I'm sorry, I was just... No, no, it's okay. I just didn't expect

residents to be up here. From what I understand, it could be a bit of a

liability.

Yes, of course.

Were you redecorating?

I don't know if your husband informed you, but I have a bit of a history with

the Fairmonts.

My father worked here for many years and he was incredibly loyal.

Unfortunately, the man that ran the place wasn't.

Rumor has it he used the slaughterhouse as a front to kill people.

What?

That's what happened here.

Shut it down.

Look, I've spent my whole life trying to figure out if my father was one of the

many that was murdered here.

I'm surprised your husband never mentioned this.

Why didn't you tell me?

I didn't think it was relevant.

It was a long time ago. People were murdered here, Alex. I'm well aware of

How do you think we could have afforded this place? It had to have some kind of

issues. It's one thing that animals were slaughtered here, but human beings?

I would have never agreed to this.

See, what happened here happened in the past.

I'm not going to let it ruin what we set out to do, and that is build a better

future for the three of us.

I put so much time into building something only to find out that the

is cracked.

Not cracked.

Don't say that.

I just feel like we've made something really good out of something.

Left or right?

Right now.

I didn't ask you.

Perfect.

What do you think?

I think you nailed it.

Yeah? Thank you.

You could hang stuff up in my room any time.

That's the nicest couple I've had all week.

Maybe even ever. Come on.

I'm really sorry about that. I just, I thought I heard a noise. I thought

somebody might be hurt.

Well, it wasn't me until just now.

I just think it might have hurt.

There it is.

Listen, I'm just going to cut past all the pre -kiss.

bullshit and see if you have any interest in asking me out to dinner.

Is that your way of asking me to ask you out on a date?

That would be correct, sir.

Well, in that case, I accept your invitation to ask me to ask you out.

Wait, so are you asking me out?

Yes, I am. A little harder.

Great. Eight o 'clock?

Yeah, I'll pick you up.

Perfect. I might have told you this earlier.

Graphics.

I like the ease of breath, though.

Not so much the drawing that concerns me as the fact that I found it in the

clock tower.

I know that's all for me.

Come on.

He's your friend?

He's really sad.

Mm -hmm, honey.

Why is he sad, sweetie?

Because he's lonely.

How is he lonely?

I don't know.

Is Rupert here right now?

Well, your mommy and I heard you talking to him, so I didn't go.

Can you call him back?

Can I speak to him?

Why not?

He only wants to play with me.

Ania, honey, you're not supposed to be up in the clock tower.

Remember, we promised that you would never go up there without us.

I didn't. You said you were going up there. No, Mommy, I mean, I didn't go up

there. You've been up there a long time, just 12 and up there.

So if you didn't go up there, how did you find this?

I...

Mia, please.

You underestimate her.

She doesn't have any friends, Alex.

She has no one her age to talk to.

I think that's why she created this imaginary friend.

But it takes time.

You know, I just like to come to a new place and make new friends.

And there you go.

I forgot that I'm his perfect family.

Staying in the same school district my entire existence.

It's not fair.

Sorry.

Forgive me.

All right, I will forgive you.

new friends.

I think so. I'm not sure.

Give me a kiss.

What?

Hold on.

Hold on. I just want to... No. I just want to pick up on her really quick.

Really quick.

Really quick. Boy, that's very funny.

Nanny can.

Come on.

You're supposed to be in bed.

I want to finish.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Should have been in bed a long time ago.

You're

right.

You too. Voice activation.

Lights off.

I didn't mean to sneak up on you like that. I think you can come in.

Is everything okay?

Yes.

Did you have a nice evening?

It's great, man.

It's a bit wet.

Well, enjoy the rest of your night.

You too.

It's okay if we just take it slow.

Yes, totally.

The thing is that I really like you.

And we live in the same building and everything, so... I get it.

I mean, we're gonna be seeing each other around a lot.

Can we say that we continue?

Of course.

Thank you.

You sent me a message.

These pancakes of yours are going to be so hot.

What's up, chicken bot? You're the chicken bot. You're the chicken bot.

the chicken bot.

You're the chicken bot.

You're the chicken bot. You're the chicken bot. You're the chicken bot.

the chicken bot. You're the chicken bot. You're the chicken bot. You're the

chicken bot. You're the chicken bot. You're the chicken bot.

You're the chicken bot.

You're the chicken bot.

You're the chicken bot.

Oh my God.

Hey.

Come here.

You okay?

Yeah.

It's getting worse.

You have to take your medication, Bill. I tried. I tried. It doesn't work.

My head's pounding.

I'm making an appointment with the doctor first thing in the morning, okay?

You have been going at full speed.

Sweetheart, I think this is your body's way of telling you that you can slow

down now.

You okay with me going up to the tower to do a little work?

Of course.

Come on, take me to the next screen, okay?

Okay.

You're gonna be good. You okay? Yeah.

So I'm glad you could come in.

And I know it's been a long time.

Oh, yeah, it's so good. I like this watermelon cake.

It's so good.

It's a wonderful.

Now come and prepare a special lunch, sweethearts.

pooch.

Did I need it?

Okay then.

Mia.

I'm here.

One second, Lutz.

I'm standing next to Daddy.

Voice vaccination.

Tax Department 304.

Can we talk?

and bring over some aspirin if you don't have any.

You don't want to play with Butcher anymore?

Yeah.

Yeah, you are.

Let me talk.

Yeah. It's completely retarded.

It's really beautiful.

It doesn't seem to face my husband in the league.

But ever since we moved here, things have gotten incredibly strange.

My daughter has an imaginary friend.

A blonde boy who, while I was in the clock tower, I saw... You mean Rupert?

How do you know that?

Thomas Shecht, the owner of this slaughterhouse.

And his son, Rupert.

He's the only living connection to my father.

But there's no trace of Rupert anywhere.

And believe me, I've looked.

That's why I came back here.

For answers.

But nothing I've read, nothing I can find says what happened to Rupert after

Thomas died.

After 1983, the name Rupert Sheck doesn't appear anywhere.

It's as if he just...

So the ghost is still trapped here?

Ghosts are the spirits of dead people.

Nobody killed them.

Yes,

it's so sweet, too.

I feel like I've seen it before.

I feel

like

I've seen it.

It

feels

more real. It feels more real.

What did you do?

It wasn't me.

Don't you lie to me.

Don't you lie to me.

No.

No.

You are a treacherous child.

You understand me. You are a treacherous child.

You want me to hurt you.

Don't you want me to hurt you.

Don't you want me to hurt you.

Thank you.

We need to come over here, okay?

Do you know how it breaks?

Do you know how it breaks?

Do you know how it breaks? Do you know how it

breaks?

Do you know how it breaks?

Yeah. But your foot looks pretty bad.

I think you might need a tissue.

Have you seen my dad?

What?

I don't know where he is.

I don't know where he is.

I don't know where he is.

I don't know where he is.

I don't know where he is.

I'm going to go upstairs real quick. I'm going to get my keys.

Come down. I'm going to take you to the hospital, all right?

Stay here.

Be right back.

Okay, Alex?

From what I'm gathering, a person is given a glimpse into their own future.

see a mirror of themselves.

Like a twin?

Yeah, kind of like that.

The Germans call it doppelganger, but every culture has one. And they all

describe it exactly the same way.

You see yourself die seconds or minutes before it actually happens.

Blitz just in time to save itself from death.

How do they all describe it if they all die?

I guess some live.

Like Rupert.

He didn't die.

He survived somehow.

And his mirror, his doppelganger is still out there.

Both physically and metaphysically.

What does he want?

To reconnect.

For his split soul to return here, merge, and die as one like he was

to. But if anything or anybody gets in his way, both he and this place will

in conflict.

Mia!

What? You in here?

Mia!

He died in 1980, so for over 33 years, Rupert's mirror has

been trapped here.

So he was just waiting for someone like Alex to open the Fairmont, hoping that

his split cell would return.

Unless the two things were actually one.

What?

that Alex was in fact the split soul.

You gotta be kidding.

Here.

Moments before the split soul merges with its other half, it enters into

transformation, causing its physical body to reject its present form.

Extreme fatigue, vibrant visions, and severe cyclousia are the major symptoms.

That's the end.

He's looking for you.

You okay?

I just called the police.

That's one guy.