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(birds chirping)

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(soft footsteps)
(Anson knocking)

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(crows cawing)

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(peaceful music)
(door buzzing)

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- Hi, checking in. We have a reservation.

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- [Receptionist] Last name?

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- What was that?

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- I think she was working
out that we're a couple.

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- Or maybe we're just a lot
younger than the usuals.

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I think people come here to
really soak, like medically.

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(birds chirping)

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- It's really fancy here.
- It was a deal.

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This weekend's for you. It's for us.

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- It's really nice here.

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It's really pretty. Thank you.

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(sirens wailing)

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- Can you put that away?

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- I'm just checking if there's
anything about the sirens,

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this can't be normal.
- It must be fires.

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What's the AQI?

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- Unhealthy for sensitive groups.

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(birds chirping)
(water bubbling)

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Hey, hey, let me see. Open.

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- [Sara] No, it's not weird,

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some people actually like being social.

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I'm Sarah, this is Jed.

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- I'm Anson. Yeah, and this is Cliff.

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- [Sara] Cliff. Sick, how
do you know each other?

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- We've been dating for three years.

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We met in New York.

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- Yeah, nice. We met in college, Vasser,

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but we weren't really friends.

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Actually I thought he was kind of a dick,

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but like all our other
friends are dating now

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and he got me to come out here

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and we're like giving it a try, fuck it.

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Whoa, do you guys have a kid?

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- No that's Cliff's nephew, Ollie.

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- [Sara] I was gonna say
like how old even are you?

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- Yeah, I know I'm 28 and-

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- [Sara] Oh, I thought you were younger.

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Wait where'd you go to school?

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- I was in a hospital.

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We didn't call it a hospital,
but that's what it was.

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I was living with my sister,
helping out with Ollie a lot,

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and I kept thinking

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what a weird time to have a kid you know?

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I mean, what's gonna be left
of the world in a few years.

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I got really convinced that
he was gonna die somehow.

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It got so bad my sister asked
me to move out, which I did.

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I hadn't seen him in weeks,

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and twist he did die. Crazy fluke thing.

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And I started to think that

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just by thinking about
it so much, I had caused,

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I invited something, and
then I met the Devil.

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- He's messing with you.

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Sorry, he has a really
dark sense of humor.

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(soft footsteps)

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(insects chirping)
(crow cawing)

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- Are you mad?

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- I can't believe she asked
where we went to college.

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(water dripping)

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(deep rumbling)

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- I don't think I can do anything tonight.

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- That's okay.

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- When I'm gone I mean,
if I'm not there at night,

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do you still sleep on the
right side of the bed?

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- What?

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- If I'm not there do you spread out?

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- No, that's your side.

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It's also, you know, book
and food and laptop storage.

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That's your side.

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I'm so sorry.

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(loud thudding)
(lights clicking)

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Was that an earthquake?

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- It sounded like something
heavy falling down the stairs.

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- I don't even think
there are stairs here.

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- No, I just mean that's
what it sounded like.

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(eerie bass music)

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- Does the room look bigger to you?

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I mean, does it even
feel like the same room?

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- [Cliff] What are you doing?

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- I'm not doing anything.

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- Why are you trying to scare me?

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Why would you of all people-
- Cliff.

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- [Cliff] The power's
been out for 30 seconds.

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- Okay.

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(sirens approaching)
(eerie music continues)

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Hello?

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Cliff?

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(wet squelching)
(discordant whispering)

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(Anson breathing rapidly)

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(sirens wailing in the distance)

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- How many times have I asked you

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to take this photo off your phone

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where we have to look at
it all day, every day?

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I can't keep doing this with you.

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We can't start this all over again.

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- I'm not starting anything.

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- [Woman] Are you praying?

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But you do believe in God?

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- Sorry, are you a guest here?

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- [Woman] No, I just thought I'd drop in.

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I like to check in from time to time.

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- Are you the owner?

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- More of a manager,
sometimes event planner.

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(sirens wailing)
(unsettling music)

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How about the Devil?

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You don't believe in the Devil either?

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- Do you know why the sirens won't stop?

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Are the fires close?

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- There are no fires,
that's just the ecology.

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You're stepping on my toes.

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- Sorry.
- It's okay.

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You're learning.

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You should go to Ringing Rocks tomorrow.

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if the air is better.

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- [Anson] What?

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- [Woman] It's a whole field of stones,

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and when you strike them,

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(woman snaps)
(lights thunking)

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they ring like a bell.

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- I should get back, I
shouldn't leave him alone.

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- Cliff's a beautiful dancer.

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Do you think he killed that baby?

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(music intensifies)

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- Have you been to a place
called Ringing Rocks?

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- [Cliff] We'll look
out for each other now.

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(Cliff breathing heavily)

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I'll look out for you.

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(unsettling music)
(sirens wailing)