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(crow cawing)
(ominous music)
(camera shutter clicks)
(ominous music)
(people chattering)
(Josie gasps)
- Hey. - Hey.
You going on a hike?
- Yeah, I love some company.
- You bet.
- Great. You can be my bird watching buddies.
Nothing better than sitting around looking at birds all day.
- So you're going on a hike,
and all you're gonna do is bird watch.
- All day?
- Sometimes you have to sit really still all day
just to catch a glimpse with the long-billed dowitcher
or the marbled godwit or we could sit in the marsh.
You guys ever seen a loon before?
- I'm not gonna answer that, I'll pass.
- You ready?
- Pearadyne Labs, here we come.
Okay, so my mom drops me at this boarding school
and I'm thinking it's like all the other places I've gone.
Students.
Teachers.
Principal.
You know, like normal schools, but it's not.
Weird stuff happens here.
Really weird stuff.
? Oh, yeah ?
And what's this guy doing here?
Something's going on and someone's behind it,
and we are gonna get to the bottom of it.
- There is nothing wrong at Blake Holsey High.
(girl screams)
(bright music)
- [Josie] So you've never been to Pearadyne Labs before?
- No. My dad doesn't like going up there,
brings back too many bad memories about my mom.
- Whoa. You're not gonna get out there
and wimp out on me, are you?
- Yeah, like I've ever wimped down on anything.
All right, so we go through the gate,
and it should be due north from there.
Maybe a mile, no more.
- Hey, you guys. what's up?
- Just a hike.
- Does Principal Durst know?
- Of course, she does.
Blake Holsey rule number 83,
no leaving school grounds without adult consent.
- Yeah, we're going on a research trip.
It's for an extra credit report.
- [Professor Z] Oh, I like that.
What's the report on?
- Mushrooms. - Wildlife.
- The effect of wildlife on areas with wild mushrooms.
- Oh, that sounds different.
I don't think anyone's ever written on that before.
- Well, Vaughn will personally put the report
on your desk first thing tomorrow.
- [Professor Z] Cool. Well, have fun, guys.
- Get it? Fun guys?
- Fun guy, mushroom.
Hilarious, bye.
- I don't wanna write a report.
- Then, you should've let me do all the talking.
Let's go.
(bright music)
- Yes, Marshall Wheeler is the new world champ.
- No, it's five out of nine.
- I don't think so.
It was four out of seven, which we adjusted too,
after you lost the three out of five
and the two out of three.
- Okay, one game, winner takes all.
- You know, someone should create
a study of the two of you.
- Corrine, we thought you'd be out bird watching with Josie.
- Bird watching?
She told me she was collecting creepy crawly things.
- Oh, hey, you guys.
What are you doing inside?
It's the weekend, you should be out,
enjoying the sunshine with Josie and Vaughn.
- Josie and Vaughn? - [Professor Z] Yeah.
They went off to look for wildlife and fungi
out by the wall.
You know, fungi are particularly...
Fascinating.
- Guys, this is crazy.
I mean, maybe they told Z the truth.
Maybe they're off looking
for long-marbled-whatchamacallits that eat mushrooms.
It's a possibility.
Okay, so they lied to us.
- There's only one possible reason.
She's up to something she doesn't want us to know about.
- Oh, wait a minute.
You guys don't think they went on a date, do you?
- I'm her roommate.
I think I know about something like that,
wouldn't I?
- Josie and Vaughn?
It's too weird, even for our school.
- [Marshall] All right, then give me another explanation.
- Here's your explanation right there.
They went to Pearadyne Labs.
- You know it's against the rules to go over the wall,
and you know there's rules about leaving school grounds.
We're going after them, aren't we?
- Oh, Professor Zachary, have you seen Vaughn?
Mr. Pearson called, and he's coming by later to see him.
- Yes, he went on a hike with Josie.
They said they got your...
They didn't get your permission.
- They are both in big trouble.
Where were they headed?
- They were out by the Stonewall.
- Oh, no.
- Oh, no?
- Well, on the other side of that wall is, is...
- Pearadyne Labs.
- You know about that?
- I worked there for a summer, remember?
Oh, no.
- Oh, no?
- I told Marshall, Lucas, and Corrine.
They were out by the wall too.
You don't think- - Oh, no.
- For such smart kids,
you'd think they'd have learned to read.
You've hiked before.
- The Alps, every summer.
But something tells me
the Matterhorn was a piece of cake
compared to what we may find out there.
(static buzzes)
(birds chirping)
- [Vaughn] It was kind of weird.
My parents had this lab,
but my dad never talks about what the lab was for.
- You think that's weird.
My mom's got a doctorate in quantum physics.
I don't know what she does or who she works for,
and I've been having this dream.
It's about your dad.
He's working on something,
and then this worker turns to me.
And it's not just any worker, it's my mom.
(ominous music)
Vaughn?
If you're trying to scare me,
it's not working.
Vaughn?
- [Vaughn] Josie?
Josie, where are you?
Where did you go?
Where did I go?
Josie?
- I'm right here.
- Why did you do that?
Why did you just disappear like that?
- I didn't, you did.
And what's really weird
is when I went to go look for you
I found myself here.
- What's so weird about that?
- I was in the middle of a field,
a big empty field,
and I took one step, and I was here.
- Where exactly is here?
- If you're trying to be annoying, it's working.
- No, it's my compass.
It's not working.
Needles jumping all over the place, look.
- Where'd she go?
- Where'd you go?
- What are you talking about?
I'm right here.
- No, no. Not now, before.
You were here and you were gone,
and now, you're here again.
Tell her, Lu...
(western music)
- [Josie] This thing's gone wacky.
- [Vaughn] What's with the needle?
- I don't know,
and I don't know where due north is.
- Are you telling me we're lost?
- We're not lost, lost.
We're somewhere.
I just can't tell you where that somewhere is.
(wind swoosh) Whoa.
- What's just happened?
- [Josie] Got me.
But with the compass going haywire and flying off,
I'm thinking a strong magnetic field,
which could mean Pearadyne.
Come on, let's go.
- Whoa.
Let's go?
Hello? We're lost.
The compass just flew out of your hand.
Don't you think we should head back home now?
- Are you kidding?
We follow that compass,
we find the lab.
- You think?
Okay. (chuckles)
And don't read anything into this,
but maybe we should hold hands.
You know, just in case somebody disappears again.
- Oh, okay,
but it's just so that we don't get separated.
- Yeah, separated.
(string music)
- Okay, we've been walking for miles
and haven't seen anyone.
They're probably back at school already.
- I'm with Corrine.
I mean, we don't even know what direction they came.
- This is Josie's compass.
It's all mangled.
Okay, so it was flying tour...
(wind swoosh)
I think there's a strong magnetic field here.
- Which could be coming from the lab,
so let's follow the compasses
and maybe we could find Josie and Vaughn.
- Let's go.
(bright music)
(water trickles)
- I bet Pearadyne's just over there.
- Great.
If we're starting now,
we can probably build a bridge by summer.
- Honey, we climb down.
We walk across.
We climb up.
- Now, I don't know who's crazier,
you for wanting to go on or me for going with you?
- Tough call.
Look, we'll just take it slow.
One step at a time.
- [Vaughn] Josie.
Look. Josie!
- [Josie] Vaughn!
What's going on?
- [Vaughn] Something's moving me over.
It's getting stronger.
Josie. - Vaughn, it's your backpack.
Take off your backpack.
The magnetic field is too strong.
(Vaughn grunts) - [Vaughn] Help.
It's pulling me over.
(Vaughn screaming) No!
- Vaughn!
(intense music)
(water trickling)
- [Josie] Vaughn?
Vaughn, I'm so glad you're all right.
For a minute there, I thought you-
- I twisted my ankle.
It's pretty swollen. (grunts)
- I better soak it in the creek before we head back.
- Head back?
- Okay, we are so lost.
- We are so lost without a compass.
- We are not without a compass.
We can build a natural compass.
This is called the shadow stick.
Now, we put a second stick at the tip of the shadow.
- Now what?
- Now we have to wait 30 minutes for the sun to move.
- [Corrine] 30 minutes?
By then...
(ominous music)
- What just happened?
- 30 minutes just went by in three seconds.
- Of course, if the magnetic fields are messed up,
then so is time.
This is working in our favor, Marshall.
- All right.
And we take a third stick
and put it at the point of the new shadow.
Now, mark one end of the last stick
and lay it across the two smaller sticks in the ground.
We put the mark end
against the last stick we put in the ground.
Now, you position your body
so that your right hand is facing east,
that direction is east.
The other end of the stick is west.
Left hand, west.
I'm now facing north.
- Cool.
- Let's head that way,
and maybe with any luck, we'll find them.
(upbeat music)
- You coming, Professor?
(drum beats)
- New shoes, very slippery.
- Scruff them on a rock for traction.
- Did you learn all this in the Alps?
- Nope, Wilderness Survival Camp.
To tell you the truth though, (wings fluttering)
there's nothing that can prepare you for being a principal.
(chuckles)
(intense music)
Fresh tracks.
They went this way.
(tribal music)
- [Josie] How does it feel?
- Better.
- Good, then let's go.
- What? (grunts)
Wait, no.
If I'm gonna be doing any more walking,
it's gonna be back to the school to see a nurse.
- A nurse.
I thought you were some kind of super jock.
It's just a sprained ankle.
What about Pearadyne?
- What about it?
It's not going anywhere, but I am.
As soon as I feel like I can make it back.
- Know what? Great.
You're right.
You rest here.
While you're resting, I'll go and scout ahead.
- You can't go by yourself.
- I have to.
I have to get some answers.
Be back in flash.
(upbeat music)
- This was a bad idea. (groans)
This was a bad idea.
(buzzer beats)
(dam thuds)
Yes, this was a really bad idea.
Help?
Josie?
Help!
Somebody?
Help!
- That's Vaughn.
- [Lucas] Vaughn!
- Guys, what are you doing here?
- Looking for you.
You alright?
- No, actually I'm not.
I sprained my ankle,
and I think this may not be the safest place to be.
- Where's Josie?
- She headed up to Pearadyne.
She's kind of obsessed with finding it.
- Okay, Vaughn is in big trouble
if we don't do something,
but we have to do something.
Marshall, Lucas, you stay here with Vaughn,
I'm going after Josie.
Which way did she go?
- Just up that path, she left about a minute ago.
- Okay, I'll be back as soon as I can.
- Hang on, Vaughn.
Hang on.
(Josie gasps)
- Whoa.
- [Corrine] There you are.
- [Josie] Corrine, what are you...
Nevermind, you've gotta see this.
- Look, we don't have time to see anything.
Vaughn is in trouble.
- I know. He sprained his ankle.
He'll be all right.
- Josie, the dam gates opened,
and Vaughn is stuck on the rock
in the middle of a raging river.
If we don't get him-
- Corrine, look, it's Pearadyne Labs.
- [Corrine] I don't believe it.
- Cool, huh? Let's go.
- Wait, I don't care how cool it is, okay?
Vaughn is in trouble and he needs us,
all of us.
- But the lab- - Now, Josie, now.
The trail's this way.
We marked because we have problems with our compass.
Josie!
- I think the water's rising.
Is the water rising?
- No, it looks the same to me.
The water's rising.
- Oh, man.
I'm sorry.
I thought he'd be safe by himself.
I didn't think anything like this would happen.
- Yeah, that's right.
You didn't think. - [Josie] Okay.
Okay, I was wrong.
- [Vaughn] Hey, guys, you know what?
I really appreciate the apologies,
but can't it wait till later?
- Right.
Who, here, is the strongest swimmer?
- That will be me,
but there's no way I'm going in there.
We'll end up with two people in trouble.
- Well, if those water gates opened,
there must be a way to close them.
You know, a switch, valve, something.
- [Lucas] Okay, Vaughn,
we're gonna look for a way to close the gates.
Hold on.
- I'll be right here.
Waiting.
(upbeat music)
(ominous music)
- Hey, guys, come here.
I've found it.
I tried turning it, but it's all rusted.
- Everybody ready? Let's turn.
(kids grunting)
- Yes, they're closing.
All right.
- [Everyone] All right.
(kids chuckling)
(kids cheering)
- When the water goes down, we'll come out and get you.
- Thanks, guys.
Thanks a lot.
- Then all we have to do is find our way back.
Anybody got a compass?
- I do.
- [Josie] Okay.
- And what exactly were you hoping to find
at Pearadyne.
- Just some answers
about this dream I've been having, about my mom,
about all the weird stuff that goes on around the school.
- Then why would you lie to us about where you were going?
- I didn't wanna get everybody involved.
I didn't wanna get everybody in trouble.
- It didn't work, did it?
- Look, I'm sorry.
And Vaughn, I'm really sorry.
I shouldn't have left you.
Your friendship and your life
are more important than me trying to get
where I want to go.
- Look, let's make a pact.
We're all in this together.
If we're gonna figure this mystery out,
let's do it as a team.
- Good idea.
And hey, look on the bright side,
at least we didn't get-
- Busted.
- Why are they holding hands?
- There's a very good magnetic field explanation for that,
which I will explain later.
Vaughn, are you okay?
- Yeah, I just got a sprained ankle.
I'm fine.
- How'd you guys find us anyway?
- Principal Durst.
She's a hound.
That was a compliment
- [Principal Durst] Right.
Let's go.
And Vaughn, rest assured
your father will be hearing about this.
Okay, and my calculations,
we've got a mile hike straight ahead of us.
Lots of time for explanations.
- Maybe not that much time.
Look, it's the school.
- [Principal Durst] I don't understand it.
I've never been this far off before.
There's something wrong with this place.
- [Victor] That's private property.
My private property.
Vaughn, I can't believe you took them all-
- It wasn't Vaughn, it was me.
Vaughn wanted to turn back.
- And what exactly were you looking for, Ms. Trent?
- I don't know, just some answers.
- Yes, how very much like your...
- My mother.
You were gonna say my mother, weren't you?
Did my mom work at Pearadyne Labs?
(door creaks)
- Time to collect the trash.
You found a lab, good job.
You're getting closer.
(ominous music)
(firecracker exploding)
(upbeat music)
? Oh, oh, yeah ?
? Oh, oh, oh ?
? Oh, yeah ?
? Oh, oh, oh ?
? Oh, yeah ?
(silence)
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