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CHURCH BELLS, APPLAUSE
GLASS CHIMES, APPLAUSE FADES
I just wanted to add one thing.
We all know there's a guest missing today.
Since we were tiny, Elise and I used to talk about our wedding day.
What we'd wear, mostly.
But also who we'd marry.
Actually, she was pretty set on George Michael.
LAUGHTER
I told her it wasn't likely, but she wouldn't be told.
She never would, would she?
A lot of the time, she refused to accept
that she had to marry a boy at all.
All she really wanted was the dress, the shoes and...
And to walk down the aisle with Dad.
But she's here in spirit.
She wouldn't miss my wedding day.
I can tell she approves of the boy I married.
And more importantly, she loves my shoes.
LAUGHTER
But, by now, she'd be wanting to kick off her kitten heels
and start dancing.
So I'd like you please to stand...
..and join me in a toast...
to my beautiful, beautiful sister.
Elise! ALL: Elise!
APPLAUSE
SOBS
CREAKING
CREAKING CONTINUES
CREAKING GROWS LOUDER
Where are we? My lock-up.
It's locked. Unlock it.
Now what?
We leave it here till we know what to do with it.
What? No, that's mad.
Fine. What do you suggest?
Burn it. Where? In here?
No, it's too... Then where?
I don't know. Outside somewhere.
And if someone sees us and asks us what we're doing?
NATHAN SIGHS All right, then.
The clothes. Let's just burn the clothes.
We can do that right now, in here.
Come on. Any blood, hair?
I can't believe I'm doing this.
Trace DNA's hardly the point, she's in the back of my car.
Oh!
OK, then...
er, let's dissolve it with hydrochloric acid.
Good idea, have you got any on you?
No.
Do you know where to get it in quantity?
Do you know how to handle it safely? NATHAN SIGHS
Look, Nathan, nobody's looking for her, so nobody's gonna find her.
Let's not do anything careless just because we're worn out and scared.
I can't just leave her in the freezer. Why not?
Cos it's...
it's grotesque. It's horrible.
Is it worse than where she was?
PHONE RINGS
RINGING CONTINUES
Hi, babe, who won? Dad and Jacki.
'Ah, course they did.' You still with Bob?
Still with Bob. What are you doing up?
'Oh, nothing really. I just got a bit freaked out.'
"Freaked out?" How?
I thought there was someone in the house.
What do you mean?
Someone moving around.
Did you call the police?
HOLLY SCOFFS 'And say what?
'There's nothing.' Look, listen, I'll be home soon.
Don't worry too much. I just managed to spook myself.
How was your evening?
Uh...
Well, it's, uh...
It's been... To be honest, it's been a weird night.
'Is everything all right?'
Yeah, yeah, everything's fine. I'll explain when I get home. 'OK.'
Are you sure you're all right? 'Yeah. Home soon, soon as I can.'
Um...
OK, listen, I better be off. Love you.
You too.
'You sure you're OK?' Yeah.
You? Yeah, I'm good.
See you in a bit.
"It was a weird night?"
What was I supposed to say? I dunno.
"Bob and I had a few drinks and fired up the Xbox?"
"Bob and I went to a casino?" Anything.
Yeah, course, but she knew something was off.
So lie to her. I can't.
We trust each other. Right.
No. No, no, no. No, no, no. You and I, we don't discuss this.
No, of course, fine. I get it.
No, you don't. She can never know. Fine.
Oh, Christ. I just... I just want this to end.
I want it to be over, I want my life back.
EXHALES
Elise would say something similar.
I didn't kill her, Bob! I didn't!
YELLING: I didn't!
CRYING, BANGING
It'll be over soon.
We've come this far, let's not do anything stupid.
Go home and talk to your wife.
And let's think about this.
What are you gonna tell her?
I don't know.
BRAKES SQUEAL
CAR DOOR CLOSES, CAR CHIRPS
DOOR SLAMS
You're still up? Oh, you know how it is.
I freaked myself out and got paranoid.
I thought this might help.
What?
Well, you're lurking there like that bloke from the Addams Family.
Sorry, it's just. Um, I'm just...
..still a bit wound up.
So what happened?
What way?
Your "weird" night.
Oh...
No, it was... It was nothing.
Come on!
So what did he want?
To borrow money. From us? Huh.
What money? That's...
That's what I said. You hardly know him!
I don't think I was the first person he went to.
How much did he want?
10,000. Pounds?! Yeah.
What for?! Payday loan.
No?! Yeah. Well, you know how these things can just...
..just spiral out of control.
You should send him to Citizens' Advice.
Yeah, no, I... No, I-I...
..suggested that, but he didn't really-he didn't really bite.
Is he gonna be a problem? Is he gonna keep coming back? No.
No, tonight is the end of it.
I hope so.
Blimey.
Ten grand! What was he thinking?
To be honest, that's why I stayed so late, because...
..I was a bit worried he might, y'know...
..do-do something. It's that bad?
I don't know. He seemed pretty desperate.
But that's why I couldn't text or whatever.
I-I-I-I was just... I was-I was like...
STUTTERS
So what are you gonna do?
Uh...
Well, right now, I'm off to bed.
OK.
I'll be up in a minute.
'She was seen? I hadn't heard that. By whom?'
REWIND SQUEAKING 'She was seen? I hadn't heard that.'
REWIND AGAIN 'She was seen?'
'She was seen?'
CLOCK TICKING
CREAKING
CREAKING CONTINUES
MEMORY: 'Happy new year.'
'Happy new year!' 'Happy new year!'
'Bob, this is Elise. Elise, Bob.'
'Hey, Bob!' 'Hello, Elise, happy new year!'
'How about we stop off on the way for a nice little top-up?'
ELISE GIGGLES
Actually, I might be a while, so, y'know, whatever.
CAR DOOR SHUTS
Is he gone?
Yeah.
SNORTING, SHE EXHALES
Happy new year! Happy new year.
WHISPERING: Can you kiss me first?
PANTING
ELISE GIGGLING
PANTING
ELISE COUGHS Oh, God.
All right? Yeah. Are you OK?
ELISE BREATHING HEAVILY Oh, God.
ELISE PANTING All right, OK, all right.
What's the matter? All right, calm-calm down.
All right. What is it? What are you doing?
What are you doing?
GLASS CRACKS
Hey, hey, hey, what's the matter...
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
What? No, no, no!
GRUNTS
What did you do? What did you do?!
What did you do?! What did you... Look at her! I didn't.
What did you do?! I didn't.
Is she breathing?
Is she breathing? Is she-Is she- Is she breathing? Is she breathing?
Stand back! Stand over there!
I'm calling for help.
PHONE BEEPS I can't get a signal.
Don't stop! Keep going.
No. No, we... we'll just keep trying..
Keep trying! Keep trying! No, come on, come on. Keep trying.
She's dead, Nathan. She's dead.
Listen, Nathan. Nathan. Nathan. It's not gonna work.
We could do this all night. It's not going to help.
It's OK. It's OK.
WHISPERING: It's OK. It's OK.
Must have been the drugs...
She must have had a fit or something.
Like-Like an epileptic fit. I don't know. She just...
I-I-I didn't do anything. It just... It just happened.
Her skull's caved in, there's blood everywhere.
Yeah, but I-I-I didn't...
Did you hit her? No!
What? No!
Because it looks like you did. It looks like you hit her.
No, I swear to God, I swear on my life,
I didn't hurt her. I didn't hurt her.
OK, whatever.
We need to be calm now. How?!
Because I don't wanna go to fucking prison!
I'm in trouble too, those were my drugs. I gave her drugs...
and you... I didn't hurt her. I didn't hurt her.
I didn't, I didn't...
Did anyone know she was with you?
No, I le... I left by myself. We-we met up on the road, and...
Did any other cars pass by before I turned up?
Did anyone see you together?
I don't know, I can't think! Well, think.
Uh, no, no, I don't think so. Think or know?
Erm, uh, no. We...
We were walking and you-you were the first car that we saw.
The first that passed.
Bob. Bob, what are you saying?
We have to bury her, Nathan...
..or our lives are over, too.
PANTING
PHONE RINGS
RINGING CONTINUES
Don't.
NATHAN WHIMPERING Just let it ring.
RINGING CONTINUES
PANTING
THEY GRUNT AND GROAN
You know what to do?
Yeah.
And we can never see each other again, you know that?
MEMORY: 'Nobody's looking for her, so nobody's gonna find her.'
We can't just leave her in the freezer. Why not?
It's grotesque, it's horrible.
Is it worse than where she was?
LOCKS RATTLE
PHONE RINGING
RINGING CONTINUES
'Hi, it's me.'
Hey. 'We need to meet.'
'Why?'
There was a lock on the freezer.
You put it there.
You fixed the hasp.
You bought a padlock.
Which means you've thought this through, you've got a plan.
What do you mean?
I need you to tell me what it is.
Why?
Because I don't trust you, Bob.
'And I need to be sure my wife doesn't get hurt.'
When can you get here?
NATHAN SCOFFS
I'm not going to your place.
'Never again. I'm not stepping foot in there.'
Meet me at the pub, then.
'The one at the top of my road, six o'clock.'
Cheers.
Where is she? What have you done with her, you lying bastard?
PHONE RINGING
What?
Look, I'm on my way, but I got held up at work.
I'm running 15, 20 minutes late, so...
'just get a drink and I'll be there.'
HE SIGHS
'She was seen? I hadn't heard that.'
SATNAV: 'Your destination, 72A Tolman Road, NH8 7RB.
'Estimated time of arrival, 14 minutes.'
GRUNTS
MUTTERING
Fucking...
It's 2:52am, and I'm back from the lock-up,
beginning again.
If you are here, show me.
What do I do next?
Elise!
CREAKING
CREAKING CONTINUES
NATHAN PANTING
CAR CHIRPS
DOOR BELL BUZZES
BUZZING CONTINUES
PANTING Oh, sh...
INTENSE MUSIC
MUSIC INTENSIFIES
MUSIC SOFTENS
WHISPERING: What are you doing? Come on!
MUSIC ON STEREO
SHAKES AND BANGS DOOR
No.
PHONE VIBRATING
BOB: 'Where are you?'
'Uh, delayed, sorry.'
Delayed how? 'Just car problems. Listen, uh...'
Uh, be there soon, just, uh...
Soon as I can. Just stay where you are, OK?
You know where I live, I'll be there in five.
Bob? LINE BEEPS
Go away, please. Please. Come on, go away. Please.
What the fuck are you doing?
DIAL TONE
PHONE RINGS
Nathan? What's up?
Hiya, can you meet me somewhere?
'What, now?' Yeah, soon as you can.
Sorry. I've got a work thing on.
It's about Holly.
What happened to her? Is everything OK?
'Er, no, not really.'
Actually, it's not about Holly.
It's about Elise.
Nathan...
..what are you saying?
'That I lied...'
..to the police.
About what happened that night.
I told a lie.
'I told a lie.' Be at my office in ten minutes.
CAR STARTS
What are you doing? Why have you stopped?
CAR ENGINE STOPS
Mr Morrow?
Yeah? DCI Hadley. We met...
..a long time ago.
Really? When was that? I actually interviewed you,
during the Elise Fox investigation. Oh, right.
You've changed a bit. I wonder, do you have a moment?
To what? Sorry. I'm confused. Is something wrong?
Not at all. I'd just like a chat, clear a few things up.
Won't take more than five minutes. We can do it now if you like?
I honestly can't, sorry. I've got company.
OK.
My details are on here. Give me a call to arrange a better time.
Right, yeah. I'll-I'll do that. Happy to chat.
Is this your car?
It is, why? Last time we met you had this beautiful old Citroen.
Left hand drive, lovely thing. Whatever happened to it?
I sold it. Really? What a shame.
Yeah, well.
Out of interest, who did you sell it to?
Sorry? The car.
Oh, right.
I don't remember.
I only ask because there's no record of sale.
No car with that registration currently insured in the UK.
Still, none of my business, eh?
Good night.
I'll look forward to your call.
You know, actually, why don't I just call you?
It'll be simpler that way, right?
Whichever, I don't mind. Excellent.
Speak to you soon.
INTENSE MUSIC
MUSIC INTENSIFIES
KEYS RATTLE IN LOCK Jesus!
Come on! Come on, come on, come on, come on.
Hello, mate.
Drink? Whisky?
Water?
Ice? There's no ice.
Water, then.
I suppose you went to the lock-up.
Yeah.
Thought you might.
I was worried.
About what? About the way things were happening.
The problem is you won't accept what's happening.
You do realise she's here with us now, watching?
No, there's nobody. Liar.
Nathan, do you actually want this to stop?
Yeah. Because I know how to do it.
I didn't, but I do now.
OK, how?
One of the most common forms of haunting...
Please, Bob, not now.
No, listen, listen, it's important.
One of the most common forms of haunting is the roadside ghost.
Usually, it's the apparition of a young woman who's died after sex.
She's been buried in unhallowed ground,
usually between a road and a river.
She tends to manifest as a lost young woman seeking help, so...
..after... what happened...
..I used to scan the papers
to see if there'd been any reported sightings,
anything that might be the spectre of Elise Fox.
I'd drive down the lane at night,
sometimes two or three times a week, more in the early days, but...
she was never there. NATHAN EXHALES
According to all the literature, the tradition, all the folklore,
she should've been in the woods!
But she wasn't. Bob, what are you doing? It's...
I thought I'd done something wrong, made a mistake...
Wh-What does that mean?
Oh, come on, it was perfect! The dark woods.
The running water, lovers lane, the young woman, the sex.
It was all there, all the elements!
How could I not grasp an opportunity like that?
Opportunity? To what? To prove it!
T-To prove... what?
That we're more than this, this shit!
I'm-I'm finding it... BREATHING HEAVILY
..hard to... understand this.
Pr-Pr-Prove it how?
By making a ghost.
I don't know what you're saying. I don't understand.
I was pretty sure that if Elise died in that place,
under those circumstances, the result would be, well...
a haunting. So...
..I nudged things along.
NATHAN EXHALES Oh, my God. You did...
You did it.
Sh-She died, Bob.
A person died and you killed her.
Jesus Christ.
Do you have any idea what you've done to us?
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